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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23
ELLA TRBADYRLI..
Arrival OF tho New Yacht OF the Washing.
ton Club-TWo DAYS, Log


The Ella TTeadwel, the new yacht OF the
Washington boat club. arrived In the harbor
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock, and was
soon undergoing minute Inspection by the
members, who had assembled TO meet her, and
other lovers OF aquatic sports, A lOg-book was
kept OF her Trip round from New York, and alb
stracts from II show that she had quite an event
full passage. She left Gowanus bay landing on
May IS, at 2:80 O'Clock, with close-reefed mansail
and lib, made Sandy Hook IN one hour and nifty.
i've minutes; passed Absecom light at O'Clock
on Monday morning, where she sprung aleak,
shipped considerable water, aud required the
constant working Of the pumps.
leak, a consultation OF tile Oficers and crew
was held, and II was decided v run into Della
ware Bay which had been reached, and make
harbor, as II was considered unsafe TO remain at
sea and encounter the heavy weather. They
laid there for twenty-fOur hours, and then got
under way, and on Tuesday ran up Chesapeake
bay. Nothing special was experienced during
morning OF the next day stin breeze sprung up.
She shipped heavy seas, and at $40 o'clock while
under double reefed malnsail the starbOard waist
board was carried away, and the deck cleaned OF
all loose articles, and the KEY OF gooseneck OF
the main boam broken, and the crew received
a general shaking up. She was met below Mar
shall Hall ut 2O5 o'clock by the Wawasett
and received with cheers by those on board Tho
well-known coasting pilot T. +. Smith, OF New
York and Capt. RAnsall Brown, OF this city, pro.
nOunced her me sea boat.
The officers and crew who brought her round
arc as follows; Pilot captain, ZOphaT X. Smith;
| captain, Ransall Brown; VIM. SOcum, commo-
treasurer; John llagar, boatswaln OF yacht
Thomas Fltzslmmons, John Hahn, Edward Will
liAms, Isaac LOckman, James Lamb aud Samuel
T. SChOneld, seamen,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

on Wednesday night last Lieutenant Charles
d. CTOut, In charge OF the Chestnut-street re-
serve corps and stationed at police headquarters
In Philadelphia, arrived In this city In search OF
a nan named Michael Sullivan, charged with
stAbblng constable in that city named Heating
some two years since. lie was arrested at the
time OF the occurrence, and placed under bonds
Of 81, 900 for appearance when wanted. lie has
been In Philadelphia two or three times since
the ARRAY, but when the case was called before
the court a few weeks since sullivan failed to
respond. His bondsman Immediately took action
In the matter, and caused search TO be made as
TO his whereabouts, and 10 a short while In
formation was obtained that the man wanted
was In Washington, and Lieutenant Crout was
dispatched to bring him back to the city OF
BrOtheTly Love.
on arriving here he proceeded to police head
quarters and made known his business to Chief
ClaryOe, who detailed Detectives COOmes and
MUElfresh TO assist him. These two Officers lost
no time In the matter, and yesterday about ~
O'Clock succeeded In arrestlng the man wanted
at the corner OF First street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and carried him TO headquarters, where
he was turned over TO Lieut.. Crout, who started
with him back to Philadelphia In the morning
train.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23
CIrrui, Court-Judac Humphreys.
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

FORTY THOUSAND HERRING sold yesterday, al
the nsh market, ut tS@tS.oO per thousand.
Tue GRAIN MAREKT.-Two thousand i've hun
dred bushels OF wheat were received yesterday,
which sold at t2O0H per bushel.
TUE CONTRACTORS for raising buildings In this
city, Nessrs. Holllngsworth Coughlln, are rails.
ing four buildings on the northwest corner OF
Potomac and Bridge streets and three on the
opposite side Of Bridge street.
THE RIyER.-Cleared; Steamer Lady Of the
Lake, for Norfolk, with general merchandise
Arrived: Steamer Georgeanna, from Baltimore
with miscellaneous cargo; schooner Pioneer
from Boston, with furniture for District mer
rhnnla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

Total 1000 difts, all Cash $500 900
The money 70 pay all these sifts in full e now
pgop9 dsRoait " tie rsEmers sna roysrs' baph o.
assa iS Sst Paspos vii u seen ~ thS
olfqwinE eertihsate " The csshler
JhI.l. to c;sitV issi t5sls !. pt tEs Esrasr.
q ksntlcky, ave hundred thousand doars, which
D fs aud viii bid BY the jam and paid S out
for this purpose and 'hS PRrgosyS p SEES o,,,,,r
The party, therefore, who holds Tie teSet dfSw
M tss sfps @ 81 & hIs s lie
slooo the $500 and ali the other sifs. Si6oo6 In
Ths Remnant q ansod tickets VIII be furnished
% those Eho mr., apply Sordefs aooompaned ~ the
.hs fS!IOSins pTissss Whole tisfsfs. sioi hsiyss
c9p Ss on lsss thai n5 s S05th q tsEs a time
LSrry hail. and lie fqSHias vii 1P e BE- u order p y
sPs eohs Is SS s ss sfs BaRs large %
Wheel "a "a rlssils p Gle N smell wheel iih
%sTis SPSssidsPt oil pisSias ~ Srsi Sst q
q sst mn ~ 6y ofshei pss hand " Drl nb
with tags An A. hands p commute spgointed BY
ms music on this grand occasion viii be, the best
that can Dc procured and the gentlemen wh? count
drawn numbers viii DO chosen from 10 best faoNp
6 y % psrsca sus s an
sSR q S's ON Univ
T. a. go'Sle x q IN Tieks,s draTips l.ts must b
bank 81 ionsviile q sight drafts UPON he Fourth
odST 9iPs q sT O Tq5s @ 00R q me ss
called for 10 9 ponthS from the drawing will be
u For fS SS1 Puricalrs send for eseuafs
THOS, Il. BRABILETTR,
spiLTu.rtAsfn Public Library e To ESRiRsiE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23


DELAWARE promises tremsn dous crop Of
peaches.
CnIoAGos new railway depot holhs forty thou-
sand people.
You may call any Frenchman Parasitic with
GU. onehalng Nun, y. ,,o, .o,,,r, ar. ooD.,a,ro,
good IN Tennessee'
WIN -. sIcrIv smiIe earlv Vegetables look ont
n, nspte, SyindoWa
VI nsaA ~ ,,N.'',,. ,.,., .,,t,, n...,.
completed at last accounts.
WEST POINT cadets are In fuluro 10 nave eight
hours OF unbroken sleep.
oRGAs-GRNpEEs make lots Of money In Kan
sas. Go West, musicians, go West.
body servant 10 the Vienna Exposition
,,y,, ,.,a,s a, ,ha ,,as,os, sno.S hoa,
mr. " nn1I1 Hat because Won can eestIy catch
co,d So'N i''a' ~"
ooiu. 49,. ..,...,..,...
Peoria woman 1 a'ey 1SoE a9Van ma IN o. n ~
husband Oelhg On INC Biahu jury anu bo'a u-
vorce.
A skNkM elhp OF thunuer pIougnt new
Orleans dsad bany 10 Iie 'ne o'her uay' just Us
A MEDICAL writer says the healthlest position
TO lay In Is with the head TO the north. People
who own hens should bear this fact In mind.
n Sv q 9 cSS aS ssyS been
son ana m real estate mas mnterlally ADVANCED
'Oy, ,'oS,vn nan IN ,ho Irnner penInsnIs n,
Michigan estimate that 800 O6j tons OF iron ore
will he shIpped from that part OF the State this
simmer
w,. D,,v IN. pe,der family M Kansas
wa nI pt,yn s ny ho,aI noar Isn,sin Janrs =
n Isna h.ds The Madoc trina Womb now have
,asa V Saa,. i"V 4"Oe00 INV Nv" A1'N
the Republicans have all the ofi Is Of ne
ohio Constitutional Convention, IN tne eleeuon
OF whose members sueh q "ConserVatiVe" TIL
umph was cAlmeu. .,..,. , 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23
THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.
Opening ofthe Line on the 2Gth Instant
Good News for Washington Merchants
Freight Charges the same MS 90 BaIti-
more,


The formal opening OF the Metropolitan rail-
road which took place two weeks since, and the
promises made At that time that trains should be
running regularly In short space Of time after
ward, Is about TO be fulfilled. In order that the
public may obtain reliable Information on the
subject the following schedule, arranged by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Il published for
their benefit: On Sunday next and daily there
after until further notice three trains will leave
Camden station, baltimore, for Cincinnati, 81.
Louis and LouhHllle, Instead oftwO as at present.
BY the new arrangement the scenery along Cheat
river will be passed during day travel. The frst
train will quit Camden station, Baltimore, at $50
O'Clock Sunday morning and passing over the
Metropolitan road, via Washington, reach Cum
berland In good time for dinner at the new hotel,
and Grafton In season for early supper, ClArks-
burg by dusk and Cincinnati on Monday morn
ing, at $3.50 O'Clock, thus making the run in three
hours and one quarter less time than at present.
The second train will leave Baltimore at $50 D.
m. and reach Cincinnati the next afternoon at
O'Clock. The third train will leave Baltimore
at $40 p. IN. and reach Cincinnati tho next night
at O'Clock. These trains connect at Cincinnati
for 81. Louis and Louisville, passengers having
to make but one change OF cars between Balti-
more, st. Louis and Louisville. Sleepng-car
travellers will make no change at Cincinnati, as
the Pullman sleepers run through from Balti-
more to 81. Louis. by tho new order OF things
passengers who leave Philadelphia at ii:l0 D. m.
reach Cincinnati at $50 on the second morning
and st. Louis that night, at a. m. The trains
which are to leave Camden station, Baltimore,
with every possible convenience.
IMPORTANT CtRCULAR-PKRI0Hr CHANGES.
The following circular from Mr.. Gullf0rd, the
general freight agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, was issued on the 18th inst:
ECircular No. 5al
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD CoMPArY,J
OFFICE OF GENERAL fREi0nT AoENr,
BALTIMORE, May 10. ls73 J
The Metropolitan Branch Of this company, ex-
tending from Point OF Rocks TO Washington, ID.
O., having been completed, will be opened for
business on 26th inst.
Rates and divisions upon freights from the
West to Washington, via the Metropolitan
Branch, should be the same as 10 Baltimore. .
N. GuILPoRD,
General Freight Agent.
TIE FIRsT COAL TRAM,
for Washington from the West, without passing
through Baltimore, arrived In this city yesterday
II consisted Of twenty-fOur hOppers, or about
two hundred and forty tons. Tue road stood the
immense weight spenddly. To-day and to-mor.
row the line will be tested In similar manner,
and the substantial character OF the work fully
shown before trains begin 10 run regularly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23


Mrs. DIR. wiisSn arJ Her Busiuess as md
y,ir,-Nybn, she said IN , Republ,c.n
U....,.
~, yt "a. .,,... :, ar. 49, .,
Health, Ia one Of his onicai visits, found a white
infant IN charge nj a nevro woman in one Of tho
worst sections Of the CITY. and yery properly
ana naturally instituted inquiries ~ 70 no"
came to be there. The response was that II
came from a Mrs. Dr. Wilson, a midwife, who
,esiuou VI n'"'n sti.o' .o,"'.u = - :, -
had been In the Custody OF the nurse LOT some
two weeks. DR.. Stewart proceeded 70 look into
,ac,,on ,na, NJ. NyII.on vas engaged in tho
iacuon 'na' ME- "nsvu ,, va onss 49, aa,,as
business OF delivering children ana then nndlng
homes and nurses for them-ln other words
,thaby farmInq.r
NJ :, ~. "a. fan ro,o,, nj The c..e IN
~ nassn ~ nisai,h which was nnhllshcI m tbe
w poaIu ~ ar ~ I'M, cnnsle,ing the
stat. ino posIu hi,el ~ ~, y,s., ,sox ssoniN
m ~ ,bs c..e nIceni insst nno1 con,
no,ns I'm ~" ~. r,,,e ~ Inc hoar praaTing
iSIuAmoe WIN ,me ny ~ i%Ing ~ w ansS
snN ~ !, W., nan AZ onns ,epnrt IN
mnO sI', wv NIL an,e,hs, Win Inc names ~
s ssln ,, 70 w poar"' "s''"'' WV" WV
W" f,p y c,,,,.rs.,ton nm ,he anhieet with mann
IN ConNeIshtion on wy suYoSs w" s,a,at men ~
DeI =, W, 80 1,,,,ns S,. eIn.,ispes he hsI
rnn,In ,,,i,a nnn,ker ~ casea In which IN.
iahts nad oeen gI, ,el W ~ ~ cnn,
aI 70 lne Une ~ Nv H IsInaan- asv,n,ns sna
Vn y ~ ~ W 10 aecnra
,hs 'I serVee@ oi iSs, such parties Tor children
born out o. wedlock' al,hougo "a tns particular ls
ny. ,sors soon,ad 10 hs snT nercssity Tor
Thinking that there might be some further IN:
. " W ss'.v L. Ga,aiIod r., rsn nn Mrs
~ tne VII sdos,tn ber sids ~ the story
mnsOn anu S.,ssa,a a.. = nar,isJ nan ,,as
me case va 9encate une ,ar,nr, .a,aan, -
SnUsen . W. t n,nn spsnsfaiher ~ mo nlty Ia
ne PrSySenh Ipon S""'' VI W" wy w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

In New York and other cities there are facll-
ties given for those OF sedentATy life aud lnfrm
health TO secure the bloOd-stlTring exercise
which Is afforded by the new machinery known
as the swedish movements. There Is perhaps
no place where a larger proportion Of the people
require this stimulus than In the city OF Wash
ington, and yet until recently introduced by Dr.
bray, who last evening at Clarke's hall COM
pleted q course OF three excellent lectures on
HE laws OF health, there has never been such
an opportunity offered TO our people. The doctor
will renew his lectures, and exhibit the wonder
ful powers Of his health-reylying apparatus TO
the public at an early day, Of which due notice
Will be given In our advertising columns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

The gboYe-named association met last evening
In the lecture room OF the Young Mems Chris
tiAn Association; A. II. Holt (pTesldenD In the
chair, and A. ]. Whitaker secretary. The re-
ports OF the secretary and treasurer for the past
year were read and accepted. They show the
association 10 be In nourishlng condition. The
following Ofiicers were then elected for the en-
suing year; President, II. Y. Fuller, esq, OF the
Agricultural Department; vice president, Col. y.
j. Stephenson, OF the Pension oiiicei secretary,
Geo. Marsh, IT., OF the QuarteTmasteT Generals
ONCE. Upon motion the association adjourned
10 meet az tho call Of the president.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

GEN lSttAh Stih We "Ss
The United States Court Of CLAIMS has ad- |
iourned until the third Monday in November. |
NJ osIIa 4, Ilo,cho, az mia ci,v 90. xcs,e,
daV iIschargcti from ina s,enaI ssrvice Al Ma |
y, rc,,rss, 10 ~ q, ~ 49, nm
Tna pso.,1on, ,na,s.s.. ...,,.,a., 49,.
willard to he a msmhcr ~ iks mosra ns pyhi,c
Wofls az the pstftct ~ roipmhla yire y ~
Itro,sn yesigned W S'S'~' WV - -
y, -. - 49, ~, - .,..
~ YOU NC going 70 EUROPE can on Y. ". bmih,
M in.es si anu fennsy iyanla aNenue' and
'sinn, SV , ucheH and oertns on any Oh the
prlnclpai hhes across the Atlantic.
Comrade A. II. q. Richardson, chairman, has
established the headquarters Of the decoration
eommttee, y. a. X, At No, $40 Elghth street
n " ,.S where tue committee VIII hereafter
oei ounu.
Dr. A. BrockenbOrough has rendered his resig-
nation TO Gov. Cooke as physician to the poor for
| the Fifth Council district, which has been ac-
cepted, and DR.. W. W. Ward has been appointed
| In his stead.
The Boar,I Of publlc Work 4 has dIrecte,l n ID
/ Carpenter superintendent Of roads, to grade the
also, 10 trim the level grades Of the nrst section
| OF The Seventh strect road
Three cases Of smallpox were rcportcd TO the
health ofice yester,lay One In alley between
sixth and Seventh aud and streets, one al
AMI SEVENTH sie Sas S SSStSe Sa oe"ee" sA'n
Tbe next animal commencement, n, IN. las,
class ~ SicorgetoWn I'nliess Viii Ss heIa ~ In
coin HaIl an the evening IN tho IN ~ Junc ami
the kiinrney IsneSai ~ Inc ifni'eI SAL, ssii
-. - l,,,.1- ~ - e. ANS o
, luz ss'es 70 snippets AZ the washington nsh
NnaNes ytstcruy Dy ~ n. GOluch broi
W. IohonA! s,VVg shan rom Wv 70
peeuts' ooo eeis' seehls; W sturgeon N'oo 10 W.
IL Is gratifying 20 state that all the policies Of
insurance on the National Theatre In the home
companies have been settled. some few Of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

Yesterday morning Archbishop Bayley con.
tirfned one hundred and nineteen children and
forty adults in Trinity church, Georgetown, Of
which Rev. q. II. Stonestreel y. j., Is pastor
OF the latter number twenty-five were converts
Among those confirmed were few young ladies
Of the Visitation academy and several students
OF Georgetown college, A granddaughter oil
nrmed, and that lady herself was among the
candidates for confirmation, and was prevented
fIOm attending the ceremony,
During the morning the archbishop visited the
Academy OF the Visitation, where he was re-
celved and entertained. Subsequently he dinsd
At Georgetown college,
This morning, al 1880 O'Clock, confirmation will
he admlnistered by Archbishop Bayey In 81
Peters church, Capitol Hill, OF which Rev. Il, 4
nnVle IL DagtDT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

Supreme Court-tscncrai Term.
All the justices except Judge Humphreys sat
In ban yesterday and were engaged as fonoWs:
Bowie W. baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company;
appeal; an action for value OF q race-horso In
jnrcd In being put on the cars. The case was
argued by Mr.. Carter for appellant aud by MI.
Cox for appellee, but not concluded. Adjourned.
Circuit Court-Judac Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
johnson Va. OConnell A Donnelly; verdict for
plaintiff for $40 and interest. Hookerys HulleRe;
ordered to be placed on docket Phllpeth vs.
Kuherman: case submitted to court and iudg.
ment for defendant. Meltar vs.. Minor; iudg.
ment for defendant. Holiday vs.. Arnold; case
$40. Adjourned.
Police Court-JudGo Smell.
WIN. Stanard, carrying q razor; forfeited col
lateral, $40. James McPherson, threats; bonds u
keep the peace. William Dutton, assault OF
Iaara Weeks; 81. william Kelly, assault on Hi
Wlfe fiO and costs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23


Palmer Green, Of Georgetown, have a great
variety Of new Soda Water Apparatus for sale a
mAnutacturers' prices and terms. secondhand
ones taken IN exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains. 7
PALMER 4 GREEN'S steel fountains are th,
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
from.
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
young man Is wanted
A lot to1i9o feet for sale.
willett Ruoff have three hats In ono.
A small farm in Montgomery county, Nd, fol
sale.
The patton, magic reversible hs, for sale at WI
lett kuof's.
Began 4 wylle have lust received compiled,
stock Of alracas.
Husuely q Bowen have lust received twenty driv
Ing and draft horses.
Richard W. Barker. cabinet maker aud under
taker, No. 6ta Eleventh street northwest
Dunoanson, Bowling Co. will sell on Tuesday
May q, At O'Clock, an elegant assortment OF furn
/
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

The trustees Of tho Public Library Of Kentucky
happy on The sth Of july next They have ShsIf
Million in cash to distribute among their
patrons. The money Is all In bank and only
waits the turning Of the "wheel Of fortune" %
md an owner. As the time Is near At hand and
the number OF tickets limited, those who wish TO
buy tickets for the concert must order promptly.
Orders should be sent TO Thomas Z. Bramlette,
IOuleyillp. XIV. "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

The Board Of Metropolitan Police met yester-
day and transacted the following business:
Benjamin y. Harper was reappolnted an addl-
tionAl private for twelve months TO do duty on
Bridge street, Georgetown.
John Il. Waters was reappOlnted an additional
private for twelve months TO do duty at the st.
Marc hotel.
In the case Of Lieutenant James johnson,
charged with violating the rules Of the board and
conduct unbecomlng an oilcer and gentleman,
the board adopted the following recommended
ton Of the committee appointed to investigate
the charges;
In order to express the unqualified dlsappToba-
ton Of the board OF the striking or mAltTeating
prisoners under arrest, we recommend that
Lieut.. James johnson be transferred from the
Second precinct 10 duty AZ the Central ONCE, and
that Lieut. Cornelius N0onan, now serving al the
Central once, be placed In command Of that pre-
cinct."
Lieut. John T, Essex was placed In charge OF
the sanitary company, vice NoonAn, transferred.
Private John II. Murphy was fined i've dollars
and cautioned for gross neglect Of duty.
=. II, Umbles and James Harris were reap
pointed additional pTiyates for twelve mOlths,
to do duty at the CorcOran market.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23

|
stSs.s sr pesy ssyen,b .iSees waTs dnne VIII
care iaie from Enoiand a'N
ith "a sTogK I'm II
AT MARKRITERs,
.PAPERHANGiNGs WINDOW SHADES,
window Shades, also. choice PaIntinqs Engray- |
inga. Chromoa ard Photographs, Picture |
I9mes an sS r,sr sha mics N r manut S
Nails. Gold Plated. Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords. ac. M
ursr aoops ar Iow,ssr rR,cra.
Aboye Mi other niaees IN WaahIngton Wa re-
commend our readers 10 Inc American Tea
store, corner Of Seventh and streets, for pure
Tea. md Coftee that il roasted fresh every tay,
Also, the best grades Of Flour, fruits Of the finest
gu,an y, any Wan SrSceies' Ao winch ais
Dowlinp'a Tea Store corner of Seventh and I
| Streets Is the place to buy the finest goods at
New YORK prices.
| Nv ali means 10 10 Dowilnu,s Amoriran Ten
| store corner Of seventh and streets.
LiQvoRs by the bottle at Wholesale prices at
peonsvlyapia avenue rbd Fanr.and'auhnlf street.
-,,,. ,,o,us- an, 49,, .,,,.o,,.. ,,o,. n, ,,o
No. ~ m MAJ nio't ~ an, pa n ~ wy
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Ash, r.. "a ,,oos. .5o
y, Tnr s.s o a, an1 me 4es1 LIZ g.aaes
SOS store ,S 90 Snr avenue nss,
'''''''' '1' 80"
ia, "a NSSns Ss..sTr ci L,nl% =, "a. -
HSnss;s nrns .sst1s ~ ,hl,s, ~, ,u ~
human frame, and HtfainH. snayin. eailS, ke'.
tsndeS iensaic. hSvs sibce ths woSId hs9an
| Iho racine Of tho Eminent nnn g0Ttlngalea of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-23
ANIUSIsHIENrs.


WHITE WYNN sss@'s
The drama OF "Help" ia a production by no
means remarkable for Its originality or its excel
lence, but II Is most ingcniousy constructed for
q display Of the versatile talent Of MT. Joseph
Murphy. The wonderful variety OF his gifts IL
effectively seen In sketches, changes, songs and
dances, and In his dramatic effects all who i'm
prove the opportunity OF seeing him will not re-
gret II.
The Grand sacred Concert.
The Barill Musical Association gave grand
sacred concert last night at Masonic Temple. 1t
was attended by full and cultivated audience.
For Madame Marini's execution Of the solo,
"salye Maria" we have special praise. Her
voice Is not wonderful for Its power, nor Is II
capable OF brilliant effects, such as are looked
for In professional singers, but u Ii pure, sweet,
flexible and sympathetic, and her method IA ox-
celent. We are not surprised at the applause
she received. The oratorio was acceptably sung
the ilrst and third words giving great credit y
the nice and correct instruction OF Prot. Barlli
The concert was q novel one, especially In tho
effects attempted by the Professor In "1antum
Ergo" and we have doubts whether that choru,
and echo will bear repetition. SlgnOr Barill II
entitled to great credit for his labors In behalf Of
| lyric art In this city.
The Theatre Cemiaue.
Tonight the military and romantic drama o.
the French spy will be performed at III,
Comlque, and the entire company will appear II
| d grand olo entertainment. Good houses nightly
attest the excellence OF the programme.