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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-15
The WICKEDEsT MAN In HARLEM.

The burglar who on the eth instant robbed the
Tesid' nee Of Mr.. Charles Heglonan in 111th street.
near jFourth avenue, Of property and money
amounting to si24, has been discovered and
placed IN position likely to insure his punish.
snent. lie proves TO lie Michael Kennedy a mem.
her OF the notorious "McGranve gang Yester-
Gay, after his photograph had been added to the
"Rognes Gallery Kennedy was arraigned before
jus tice Mcquade, at the Harlem Police Court and
fully committed for trial ID default OF So 900 bail
The accused has already pad the penalty for al
most every crime against person or property.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT BALTIMoREAN.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June Il. 1873.
Frederick Pinckney, who has been Deputy State
Attorney for this city for period OF forty years.
with slight Intermission during the war died last
night, at eight O'Clock, at the age Of sxty-nine.
Deceased was son OF the distinguished LAWYER
and statesman, William Pinckney, Of Maryland
The several city courts In which his death was an
nounced to-day adjourned.
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THE LONG ISLAND CITY CONTESTED ELEC-
TION,

The trial OF the suit OF Ditmars against Debe-
voise, to determine which OF these gentlemen was
elected TO the Office OF Mayor OF Long Island City,
was concluded in the Supreme Court (extraord-
nary Circuit, Brooklyn, yesterday. All the evil
dence being in yesterday morning. counsel on both
sides delivered their arguments to the jury, Mr.
Vanderpoel for the defendant and Mr.. Van Colt
for the plaintiff. Judge Rumsey then charged the
were unable to agree and were locked up till eight
O'Clock TINS morning.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOR OF
CIVIL RIGHTS

NEW ORLEANS, June H. 1871.
Judge Il. North Cuum, OF the Fifth District
Court, to-day rendered decision giving
$1,000 damages IN the OF JOSEF hine
Dccius against the owners OF the steamer
Governor Allen Tor refusing the plaintiff, q
coored woman, cabin passage and such accom-
mediation as was extended to white ladies'
THIS Is the first decision under the state law rela
tive To common carriers.
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RAILROAD TROUBLES IN MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, June H. 1873
An injunction was applied for yesterday in the
Circuit Court by the county Of Lacede in this State
restrain j. f. Clark, Orville T. Grant, George s.
Merrick and others, claiming to be directors Of the
Laclede and Fort Scott Railroad Company, from
holding election in this city on the 10th instant ;
session. and which are claimed by Laclede county
temporary injunction was granted.
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THE EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN

Mr.. Owen Gilmartin, liquor dealer at 20 Column
bia street, found'that there leak in his gas
pipe in his cellar last night, and went down with
a lighted candle for the purpose OF ascertanpg
where 1t was. The escaping gas ignited and an
explosion took place, whica burned him severely
6no0k the house TO Its foundation and set ii
Ire Before the flames were extlnguished Mr..
dsilmartin sustained loss OF 5000 ON his stock and
serniture. Insured IN the Phoenix. The building
lS,gwued by Mr. Patchpn
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GENERAL DAVIS AND THE MoDoCs.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA, 49,

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA, 1878.
The reported conversation OF General Davis with
reporter is unquestionably correct. The War De-
partment did not believe the report that General
Davis had engaged Modocs to fight against Modocs
and had gone q scout with them, but events
proved the correctness of the account. General
Davis had prepared timbers Tor the scarfoids on
which % hang the Modocs. and only the orders
IRON Washington prevented the execution OF his
nlanS
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RAILROAD ELECTION IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, June IA, 1873.
meeting Of the Maine Central Railroad direct
ors was held at the Falmouth Hotel last night,
which resulted In the resignation Of Judge Rice,
the President.
Judge Rice has accepted the position Of Resident
Director Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Hon. Arson p. Morrell was elected President.
and G. F. Hatch, General Manager of the Eastern
Railroad, was elected General Manager OF the
Maine Central road. 1t is understood that the
Portland.
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A LIBEL SUIT IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June H. 1873
The libel suit for 500 COO damages brought byJacob
Hawkins against the Ptcavune has been going on
for three days before the Fourth District Court.
Jury was empanelled to-day, consisting of six
white and SIX colored men. The court room was
crowded.
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DEATH OF A BANK PRESIDENT.

CINCINNATI, June IL, 1873.
Joseph c. Butler, President Of the Lafayette
Bank and OF the safe Deposit Company OF this
CITY, died suddenly last night OF rheumatism OF the
heart while on the steamer Fleetwood lev miles
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON D. O. June u 1873.
NadfaM RatdS ON Mexican Territory

WASHINGTON ID. O., June IA 1873.
indian RatdS Mexican Territory
Cochise's Band Declared InnoceTf.
me Commissioner OF Indian Anairs to-day re-
eeived letter from Thomas G. Jeneris. Indian
Agent at Cochise reservation, Arizona, IN which,
under date OF May %, Jetrerds says he has given
a great deal OF attention to the matter OF alleged
raiding into Mexico on the part OF Cochises band
OF Indians ana Is satisfied that the de-
predictions in Sonora are committed by Apache
Indians living on that side OF the boundary line in
Mexico. In corroboraton OF this statement he
reports that party OF Sonora Apaches recently
came to his agency, bringing stolen Mexican stock
with them, which they wished TO trade with
Cochises Indians They were refused the oppor-
tunity to do so, and compelled to leave the reser-
walton. Jenerds, in conclusion, reports that
Cochise and his band were still on their reserva-
tion behaving well and in strict compliance Win
the treaty.
Decision In n Patent Case.
The Commissioner OF Patents to-day decided the
important interference Of John L. Lay, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, against Jonn A. Ballard, OF Bombay
India involving the right to a patent for improved
torpedo boats. The Commissioner awards priority
OF invention to Lay although Ballard was already
In possession OF United States patent for II.
This will take the case into the Courts for final
decision.
Movements OF Distinguishcd Army
Omcers.
General Sherman and General Whipple returned
from West Point this morning. Secretary BelEnap
wiz return on Wednesday or Thursday.
Another World Discovered.
The Smithsonian Institution received at one
O'Clock on Saturday telegram from Professor
James Q. Watson, Of Ann Arbor Mich, announc-
ing the discovery OF new planet In seventeen
hours sixteen minutes Of right ascension south,
and twenty-one degrees iorty-three minutes Of
aeclination; rapid motion north; eleventh magni-
tlde.
Appointments OF Gaugcrs.
The following appointments of gaugers have been
made John II. Allen, Tor the Second District OF
New York; Joseph Maxwell, for the Eighteenth
District Of Pennsylvania.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the United States Treasury at
the close of business to-day were:-Currency,
$7,2l7093 special deposits OF legal tenders for the
redemption of certificates OF deposit, $3l, 235 900
coin, $73 $685. 1852, including $685. 600 in coin
ttacates outstanding legal tenders, $780, 600, O00
Treasury Statement.
Fractional currency received for the
printer for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1912. O0C
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A HORSE THIEF KILLED.

LITTLE NECK, Ark, June IA, 1873.
man, name unknown, notorious horse thief,
while playing the role OF officer, was shot and
killed III Pope county on Wednesday.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 15 1s7s-QUADRUPLE SHEET

mouth Johannes Bremen Elizabeth Graham, London;
mana: College, Belfast; Fayorite, Barbados; Annie N
Knight Trinidad: schrs Lohair, st Thomas and Mara
caibo; Arthur, Brazos.
Wind Mt sunset Sc, light
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TENNESSEE CATERPILLARs.

MEMPHIS, June IA, 1873.
Caterpiars have again appeared. In an ada
cent county they are destroying the cotton. They
are worse on the North Mississippi than ever be-
fore. owing to the incessant rains the grass and
weeds are also damaging the cotton crop.
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Coroner Young was informed yesterday OF the
death Of Douglas Frazer aged seven years, OF
Eighty-second street, who is reported 20 have
been drowned while bathing
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A RAISED CERTIFICATE,

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1873
A certificate Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny raised from one share to 100 shares was dis-
covered this morDIng, having been sold by J. H.
Horton at Jay Cookies bank in this city several
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 15-1 A. NJ.

Probabilities.
For New England, gentle to fresh, and occasion.
ally brisk, variable winds. generally cloudy wea-
Their and areas of light rain; for the Middle
States and Lower Lake region, light to fresh
winds, mostly from the south and west. and partly
cloudy weather, with rain areas, especi-
ally from Virginia to Eastern New YORK;
for the South Atlantic States light to
fresh soutnerly and weastery Winds
cloudy weather and rain; for the Gulf
States east Of the Mississippi, s0utherly
and westerly winds and generally clear
weather; for Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio
Indiana and Illinois, clear and partly cloudy
weather; for Michigan and Wisconsin partly cloudy
weather. with occasional areas OF light rain; for
the Northwest northerly and westerly winds and
clear and clearing weather.
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John Camden Hotten.

John Camden Hotten, the wellknown publisher
and bookseller OF London died at his residence in
England yesterday. Mr.. Hotten was very active,
enterprising and industrious as business man.
and enjoyed the reputation OF being just and
generous employer.
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Coroner Keenan, notified yesterday TO hold
m inquest on the body OF Oliver w. Roberts, six
years old, who instantly killed on Friday night
BY falling to the sidewalk from third story win
dow OF the res dence OF his parents Second ave.
nue., between 1l2th and 18th streets.
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FIVE CHANCES IN A MURDER CASE.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, June H. 1873.
The Supreme Court has again granted Mrs. Glen,
who has twice been convicted OF the murder OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, a new trial. This will be the
fifth trial
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

BOSTON, June IL, 1873
Mrs. Berah Hunt, OF Randolph, Mass, died last
night, aged l04 years. She retained her memory to
tha laet
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Coroner Herman was requested yesterday to
hold an inquest on the body OF Patrick Wheeler,
tAirty-fve years Of age, married, truck driver,
residing at the corner or Madison avenue and 115th
street who died at the Ninety-ninth street Recep.
ton Hospital yesterday, erysipelas following a
fracture OF the leg received In being run over by
his truck on the 4th inst.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CAPTAIN JACK.
SAN FRANCISCO, June

SAN FRANCISCO, June H. 1878.
Photographs have been taken OF Captain Jack
and the whole Of his band OF warriors.
General Davis has sent party OF men to hunt
for and arrest the persons guilty OF the massacre
oil the Modoc prisoners.
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A TEXAN FIRE.

NAvAsoTA,, June Ia, 1878.
Three squares in the business portion OF this
town were burned to-day.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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An.inquest was held by Coroner Herman yes
terday touching the death OF Andrew McNulty,
married hackman. residing at $50 Cherry street,
who died on Friday from accidental injuries to the
head. II appears that the deceased was driving
his coach into his stable, adjoining his residence,
when MS head came in violent contact with the
top OF the door frame. Deputy Coroner eastman
testlred that death had resulted IRON conclusion
Of the brain, and the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the facts
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BELOW.
SAILED.

ship Yosemite, Mack, from Liverpool May 10 trcceved
plot June Il lat 81 10, Ion b6 30 from pilot boat Hope
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.

~.N @y>ooor
4 SUPERB TONIC AND INvIG R-WINCIIFs,
n TER'S HYPoPHOSPHArE OF LIME AND SODA.
perfect for General Debility and Weakness Of af
kinds also Nervousness and Night Swcats and Wasting
stimulates the appetite and PRODUCES most refreshing
their infants Iry Il Sold " al druggists. 81 aud "a
per bottle J. WINCHESTER CO., Chemists, 80 John
street, New York
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent States; legal everywhere; deserton &c suN-
ccnt cause No pnDnciy required; no charge until d.
vorcc granted. Advice free
NJ HOUSE, Attorney 1874 Broadway
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N of different States legal everywhere; no publcitys
fees In advances advice ree commissioner for eyeYJ
State. FREDERICK l. KINQ
Counselor-at-law, 1863 Broadway.
CONSTITUTIONAL GENUINE EFFECTUAL REMEDY
~ for hopeless Consumption, liberated Lungs Co1phs.
pneumonia, rom nn eminent retired physician for in.
vail sending address and stamp to PHYSICIAN bog
2,2gg Post Office. -
I ATHERS.-WANTED, TEN LATuERs APPLY AT
~ nc buildings on Pulaski street, near Broadway,
THE BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER BEING
inc only specific for the hitherto incurablc diseases
OF tne kidneys and bladder Is only the medicine
scIpeu Dy me most eminent medical men Of this hcmis-
pnere put by those OF the Eastern Also Colonel Dunbar,
the dscovere received orders for quo barrels IN
less than two months while there American depot ~
Broadway New York. A. II. HEATH NJ d. AGENT
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police OF the city arrested during the past
week 1,947 persons.
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There were ass deaths, EOS marriages, 33s births
and 80 still births last week in the city.
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NEWS.
Almanac for New Yerk-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamers.
-
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS JUNE AND July.
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OBITUARY.

................... 49,.
, 1873-03-30

edas pastor to newiy-organized congregational
Church Of eighty members in Bloomington.
The Rev. J. T. HcClellaud, late pastor Of the
Wabash Avenue II. E. Church, ia SUPPLYING the
pulpit of st. John's II. E. Church, Brooklyn,
Eben Tonrjee did good work in the city, last
week. By his discussion Of the relations of music
to public worship. Ho is said to have tho true
theology on this pciut, and stands firmly by the
text: Lot ell ihe people praise the Lord"
T. ]. Clifton, Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, is invited to supply the Congrega-
tioual Church at Lake Mills.
GENERAL NOTES.
The closing sociable at tho Presbyterian The D.
logical Seminary, which WAS vast in its preton-
aions and very nice in its arrangements, last
Tuesday sycning, Was materially ELridged in it's
SUCCESS by "the storm centre" which moved
ACROSS that part OF tho city that day and night,
and, as may be remembered, fingered around for
two or three days.
Tho Baptist Union OF Chicago will hold their
annual sociable and supper in the SecondBaptist
Church, corner Monroe and Morgan, on Tuesday
evening. April l. There will be music and
speaking. It ie expected the prominent Baptists
Of the city will bo present
Nineteen additions we're made to tue Prov
ldcnce Baptist Church Inst Sunday. The
pastor has been assisted during protracted
meeting ct three weeks by the Rev. W. Belay.
The interest continues.
a German Presbyterian church Of ,,wonty-
eighth members has been organized on the
North Side. It grew out OF tile Howe Street
Mission.
, 1873-03-30

have been ade to Christnnize the Celest!ss On onr
Western cuas 1t would seem. Of tie pretu
dice ag2nst them, and every such enterprise a. tie
above needs every encouragement.
The Southern Methodists at Nashville. Tenn are in
high spirits Commodore vanderbilt's ptincrly
donation Of $500 900 to aid in the est.blishment .f
additional half million, and onfhi ample fund estab-
sh the institution The location Of the university IL
to be made BY the Bishops Of the Church.
II not an item Of religious intelligence the fact that
the organet OF Al Saints Church, Hertford England.
has Eald nis post for eqItg-one years IL certainly ui,
paralleed in the history Of my congregation. The
the full possession Of MI his faculties although nearly
centenariau~
Pastors emeritus are coming Into yogue. The Rev.
H. Gridley for thiryseEon pastor Of the Pres
to retain his connection with the church as c.ncrtus
PASTOR with m annuity Of $500 year Dr.. Ames, for
fortynfne years pastor Of the First Congregational
Church, Norwich, Conn.,, hEs Just been retired m
annuity Of s, ,oooa year.
Dr. John Halls new church Is to be built on the cor
ncr OF Fifth aud Ffty-dfth street, New York
The lot is 10o by 200 feet The auditorium Of the church
If to TO 1oo feet long By s. feet inches IN Width with
spacious galleries. Seating capacity, without camp
STOOLS or chs,rs o1u0 There il to be chapel - by
IS fee three stories in height, the third story to DO
used by the sexton. The church is to bo completed In
side Of two years, at O cost Of 500 coo.
The Rcv. W L. D,eckinzidge, Of Pleasant Hill, No.,
brother Of the distinguished divine, ia preparing III
ograph to 10 published in connection with the works
Of DE- Il. J. Breckenridge. He has requested all the
correspondents aud former students Of the great theoo
gzn to furnish him with the letters In their possession.
nude up Of Tie letters Of he man himself, which a.
ways bring out individual peculIaTit!es In more
pronounced wty than sketch written by another.
The creed adopted By the uuguenot Synod, aud 10
was in these words " The Protestant Church Of
France proelas the sovereign authority Of the Holy
Scripture In matters OF faith. and salvation By faith
in Jesus Christ, the only begosien Of God, who
, 1873-03-30
ELSEWHERE


Tho Roman Catholics rapidly gaining in Ken
rrh.~o ,,,- +,r-+oo> E,,econ,, ,,r4,hss I, ~
,is 80 - a. uv s1i.t ,1i,s P1-19 A NV
0o"47 1'4u A'' '4 e~49e
Inc CasnoEes are aafsa .. Inc ga'ns WHICH feo'es
'ant'e1n Id n4atane .nio'snoas n'e@1eo'
Il. Z. Bugbee, D. D. Wesleyan, retres IN June from
me IFcs1dency Oh Inc Clnclhnau wesleyan feha4e
cooese'
In Norfolk an old record has just been published,
showing that in l743 the preachers Of Virginia
paid IN tobacco.
Thu En;sconai,n, tnrc theological schoo in Coin
RADIO, established by Bishop Randall. The building
w1s erected BY muhihcent layman OF Boston, Nathan
Matthews.
The Pope cayc audience March II. to 100 Canadians
WIN served il the pontitica1 Zo1lsvea He coRrat,,-
ated the visitors on tlcir devotion to the Church.
TIN ~, yors roro7erc;ol rcnn,rkz ~ .he Rov Mr.
r,in,aa th,t "a = mint neidler Of sensations and
basa seenutrrrrnr nf nandood1e hc bss no eonal
0oea ;, :,
rsoor"n has ,cceute his election to tle Missionary
HpionTc Of Care Ealmas and ports adjacent,
Ihe Rev. - Ooiehes1eE, plstoI " Llo senl71
Presbyterian Church, " LowcG, Maes., Aas licensed
W. - r...<.:...n.
1he ConeTegato1ai Cnuiea ~ ~ Ion. III,
though nearly century ~ M ~ ot 4; v1as
tIfee IastoI', Auu eul11 ~ "eH s - -" As''
aeman 1ifnlo1 "as 3nstaueu ''7 1oA1tn p'h'o''
~ Thora,' Church. in New York City, has wait
tn0-room where strangers are kept waiting than
bali m hour alter service peea' un1o toe oSne1 1e
them Al tne " proper oiue'
TIN REV Mr. HiedeIl editor Of the German EplB-
conal uaper. t:s been somewhat migratory. He went
, 1873-03-30
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
FPIETnrAT.

March 3o-F:tth Sunday in Lieut..
Jfereh ST. ,seuty-ninth Day OF Lent.
dpril 1-Thjrtie:h Day Of Lent.
Il Aur1l 2-Thirty-frtt Day of Lent.
-Apri! !3-~-Thirty-sccond Day Of Lent.
Apy1l Tl1rty-third Day Of Lent.
dprii F-Thi; ty-fourth Day Of Lent.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
IMcrch 30-Pass!on Sunday.
April 2-St. Francis dc Palla, G.
April @Soven Dc!ors Of tie D. Y. II.
Apri 5-St 3iucent Ferrer, c.
, 1873-03-30

This series Of lessons nbounds in rich spiritual
truth, The history of this period is substan-
italy the history OF the world. God is brought
to view as Creator PrsseFee1 l91,ng ha1nsr,
IL his originI purity, beauty, and il his sin
Love, mercy, and justice are mingled in Gods
character and dealings with man. The lost
heaven comes back in dreams. and Inan. slnful
, 1873-03-30

have embraced hfty-esht performances, including
Iaasnees The first began with az 'Afr1cane," or rs
m Of pceber anq be e1osea bs, 92 ne
sts OF the 25sh OF February. Seventeen operas have
oeen rsrrssentsa altogether The 1avoFi.s being
tausS which has been given eight dmea. L. En-
Per Giovanni Dr.: Srtoyasofsa md Z xezzs
tho " Hugueno:e," and "Der Frcischutz" three " L.
rraytaa,. crispin3" and the "child Of the Ree-:
Merry Wires Of Windsor" and sMar1ha oace, beside
which there was ono conpositIon-night devoted to
hsvs &c ss Of the
ino :" Linda :" and "NsFtha r-wcrs allotted to M!.a
Kellogg, and ono" Lucrezia ITO A1c LeYienI, IL -,
ful, the public interest in 1Iuc being strong
enough to i'll the house whenever she appeared, not
ithstanGnX the general irritation at the tnencencv
Of the company snd the ooseness Of tho management
The troupe is now in Philadelphia, and wilH
probably soon begin to make it's way westward
1t ia understood that Nine. Lucca has signed for
Maretzek, aud it is expected that Lima de Mursla !;
will be added to the company. So far as i.
known the only members of the present company
who will be returned are Vizzani and Sparapani. !,
The engagements which Strakoscl has mada.
for Ills now troupe arc thus far as possible
Mmo. Nilsson-R -Ro:,zaud, and Milo. Tor1iani 60
pranos a1iss Annie Louise Cary, coutra1to !;
sgnors Camranini, Capou1, aud Bonfratelli,
tenors; Signora Aaurel and De1 Puente, bari
toues and Signor Gauetti, basso.
THE nESDELSsOHS QUINTET CLUB.
This old and fayorite Boston organization:
will leave that city III April for San Francisco.
for concert season, and may possibly give |.
concert here en- route. 1ho Club has now a new
cellist and second yiolinist in place OF Fories
a:,d neiHcl, who have gono to Europe Mrs.
Auna Granger Dow, All excellent soprano singer,
accompanies tho Club.
THE oEIMASIA CONCERT.
The programme for the Ger1nania Concert,
this afternoon, Is a. folloEa:
l. Knights Tcmp!ar March R,ch
q O:ertur-" Magic Flute ".........,,.,.M Mox,1t
>. Waltz" !ln2ck's Dances n.......,., n Ix,c..r-
4. IosIourri-" Sounds Of Schiller M-n-rl
~ NoatG1Ao AoA N1oG. .utGti9
Mr.. D,reither,
&. poIka-" The Golden nobn n'..,., Dousourt
T. Overture" La Auctte de Portici Auter
o. Quadrlle-" Amusement: ZAy-
MUSICAL NOTES,