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Statements have appeared declaring that the
Emperor OF Russia has declined to arbtrate be-
tween Japan and Peru in the case OF the Maria Luz,
but espatches rom tie Japanese Legation IN ST.
Petersburg positively announce that he has con-
sented
COURTEsIES or COURT.
Some comment has been excited among the
Japanese oficias by the circumstance that in the
publication, by the Yokohama newspapers. OF the
Mikaoos reply to the memorable New Years ad-
dress Of the foreign representatives, significant
expression toward the close has been altered or
suppressed. 1t was to the effect that Japan would
accept such intercourse as was cOnsi tent with her
dignity as an Independent nation, and was in-
tended to marx the disapprobation OF the govern
ment In regard to the opportunities OF the
address.
REFUGEE REBEL.
Yieto the leader OF the Saga instruction, after
vainly seeking refuge In Satsuma. Is now iugH
tive In the islands.
RELATIONS TO roRM0sA.
Tho reports concerning the expedition 70 For.
mosa are not without foundation. ENJOYS from
Lin-Kin, who visited Jeddo In 1872, besought the
protection OF Japan against the misdeeds
OF the Formosa tribe, which had number OF
shipwrecked sailors rom Lin-Kin. That Kingdom
having been formally annexed 70 Jaran. protection
was promised and negotiations were entered into
with China for the purpose OF ascersaIning what
authority, II any, that nation claimed over the ma
rauding tribe. China disavowed oil responsibility.
aha the Japanese made preparations to send force
TO take possession Of part OF the island and keep
the inhabitants IN proper subiecnon. Various
circumstances have delayed the execution OF this
project; but everything is now In readiness, aud
o small neet will Immediately sail Ter the scene OF
the outrages. NO hostile action Is intended unless
it should prove absolutely necessary in which case
the Japanese are July prepared.
AMERICAN COMMANDERS.
The foreign assistants In the expedition are all
Americans. Lieutenant Casscl United states
Navy, late commanding the Ashuel0t and Lieu
tenant WATSON. United states Army until recently
engaged In the Yezo Colonization Department, are
the naval and military advisers. over the political
and general details General Legendre, formerly
United States Consul at Annoy, exercises super
vision.
WORKING TO THE END.
The plan will occupy long time in carrying out,
and the Japanese do not expect 10 firmly establish
themselves before the end OF this year, 1t 10 be-
lieved by many that FOrmosa was an ancient de-
tendency OF Japan, and that in assuming control
OF part Of the Eastern coast this Empire is only
resuming q share OF what was formerly Its own.
READY TO MARCH.
The first detachment OF the expedition viii start
from Japan on the 9th or 10th inst The Com
mander. In Chief win be Saigo Kitenosuke, q
younger brother Of the distinguished Satsuma
statesman.
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NAVAL INTELLIaENOE

WASHINGTON, April ~ 1871
Commander Henry Wilson has been detached
from the. command OF the Frolic and placed ON
waiting orders; Lieutenant George w. Coster, Mas.
tiers Kossuth Miles, Ii. o. Rittenhouse and
Perry Garst, Assistant Surgeon George II.
Forpey and Passed Assistant Engineer
samuel Way from the Fr0lic and placed
on waiting orders: Lieutenant George h. idc from
the rlcOnderOga and granted Six months leave;
Passed Assisi ant Paylnaster II. /. d. Harris from
the Fr0lic and ordered TO settle accounts; Passed
Assistant Engineer Y. U. Kcarick nom the
washington Navy Yard and ordered to the WOr-
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OBITUARY.


Rev. John Neil Mcleod, DID.
The above.named well known divine, OF the
Twelfth street Reformed Presbyterian church,
died at his residence in this city, yesterday morn
ing, in the sixty-elghth year OF his age ana the
forty eighth year Of his pastorate. HIS demise
was rather unexpected, although he had been
aiiiur during some months past. He WAS
q warm promoter OF the Evangelical Alliance,
y member OF the Committee on .vers,ons'
General synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, aud connected with the PresDy terrain
TneoiOQfCai Seminary 10 Philadelphia,
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the history of Scotland md upon modern
thought than any man that ever lived in Scot
land The work Of building a monument to
his memory should not be confined to Scotch
men alone No country owes more to the
genius of John Knox than our own free
America, and Americans would, we are sure,
gladly contribute to honor his noble and Illus
triOus memory.
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Gasct4e gives currency to o rumor that the
Khedive is 80 seriously elated with the con-
quest of Abyssinia that he contemplates pro-
claiming himself on Independent ruler, under
the title of the Sultan of Egypt. This pur-
pose, if persisted in, may lead to complica-
tons with Turkey, complications that could
not end without war and the most serious re-
,uv,Ikn
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THE MURDER OF OFFICER e1BNEY.
Empanelling n Jury,

Coroner Croker yesterday empaneiled o jury IN
the case OF the late Ofcer John Gbney, OF the First
precinct, VINO, on Saturday night, was shot
through the head by o navy revolver in the hands
al John Ulven q private Waterman on pier No. !,
North RIVER Amer viewing tue remains Ol deceased
&C his late residence No. 90 mott street, the jury
when the investigation will proceed. There are
but few witnesses to be examined, and only one
Who actually saw the tTageuys
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TIE MECCA OF THE New York PoLr1-
CLANS just now is Albany. crowd of them,
it is said, have gone there to push through q
number of bills in which they are interested
The last days Of the session of the Legislature
are also the summer time and the harvest time
Of these men, and, like birds of prey, they
take their fight to Albany regularly ct such
periOds
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Calabrta will leave this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close At tho Post once
at haif-past twelve O'Clock p. NJ
The NKw YoRg HE2ALB-Eiiton for Eur323--
will be ready ut halcpast eight O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. nix
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AUGUSTA, Ca, April q, 1874.
Memorial Day was observed here by . general
suspension OF business, s,rewing the graves with
flowers and military parade. At the cemetery
beautiu banner was presented to the LADIES' Me-
moral Association by the ladies Of Baltimore,
delivered address before the Southern Historic
cal Society to- night
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GERMANY.
Diplomatic Ideas on the Church Question.

PARIS, April q, 1874
Count Won Arnim, Minister OF Prussia, at Paris,
has written letter to Dr. D1inger criticising tho
ecclesiastical policy Of the government
HE MAY RESIGN.
The Count Won Arnim will probably quit tho
diplomatic service Of Prussia
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MU SEM ENTs.
Ac.dsmy OF Mus,c-1tali.n opers

nSeOAAAy "a ukUslc-ktUIl8m ORcE1s
wagner's remarkable opera, "Lohengrin." was
given last night for the last time TINS season, with
the same magnificent cast that marked Its nrst
representation. IL will be remembered chiefly as q
managerial and artistic triumph. aud will, 10 all
appearances, prove disastrous failure Ii brought
out In future seasons with less distinguished
artists Every musician must admire the splend0r
and variety 0i the Instrumentation and the gram
deur OF many OF the choral effects, hut every I'M
piejudiced critic must acknowledge the entire I'M
practicabiity OF the Wagnerian system OF OPERA as
shown IN "l.ohengrln.n When q composer at
tempts TO crush down the individual merits OF
great vocal artists, aud makes the orchestra rara
mount to everything, then he inau yurates sys
tenn Of opera practically impossible In poru
point OF view. Time will show the truth OF this
assertion. and It has shown already to . certain
extent. az "Lohengrin" has been seiisbly waniug
IL atttactlun Tonight very extraordinary per-
lOrmancc VIII be gwen at tile Academy
ior the peneht OF one Of the most desc wing me n
bers OF Inc Stras0sch troupe. Slgnor Emmanuel
Muzlo. mere Will be i've 'seyehts,n selections
from the works OF Rossin, Verdi. Me jerbeer
DoniAeti aud Auber, Interpreted Dy Mesdauiea
N.lssOn anu Lucca and tue entire company. An
other important beneht Will De that OF Mr.. Fryer.
the business manager OF the troupe, which VII
take place on Sunda, next. On rms occasion Ros.
uiui duet, s'xus Est Homo" being sung by Nilsson
and Lucca. Nine, Nilsson viii also sing 81 Know
that NY kedeemer Livetn." from the 'MeSsiah.n
1t VIII be tue ,arewel appearance Oh oOtn those
renowned artists and ftting tribute To . hard
working menoer OF his tine organization.
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San Salvador.

The B0letfn Oaci0l OF Salvador OF the 31st Vlt.
publishes the application OF President Gonza.es TO
Congress Tor leave or absence to attend the eet-
ing o. the other Presidents OF Central America at
Guatemala. The general impression OF intelligent
passengers ana others from Central America was
that the conference was likely to lall through.
The time OF the term President Quadra, OF Mica
ragua, was about 70 expire. Pres de 1t Guaruia,
OF Costa Rica, was not popular enough
Mt home 10 risk being absent Senior
was not sure OF beng cleo ed ConstituL ionai
President, and altogether 1t was thought that
these Presidents would look first to their own
interests before that OF the consolidation and adj
vancement OF central America in general.
The Legislature OF San Salvador closed its ses-
siOns on the t4rh uit.
During line month of February last there were
exported rom Acajntla, besides other products,
1857 bags OF c0nee. weighing from 100 to 100
pounds each.
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SENATOR SEIZURE IN BOSTON.

BosToN, Mass, April q, 1874
senator Schurz arrived In Boston at Ave O'Clock
this afternoon. He viii remain at the Revere
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he struck up some afr not exactly familiar
To the uncuiivaled ears OF the audience. But
the Growing event OF the pageanr was rhe car that
represented Our osn beloved Republic, AMI IFS
app the signal tor the most nproaIt0us
cheering mat mas been heard since the re fI0d Of
0Lnore's colossal mnsical entertainments III
BOSTON.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly, harmlessly, splendidly: II imparu the mesa
natural shades aud is easily applied sold oy druggn
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A Lost Art Of the Caesars Restoro1-
Angeles Hot Air Roman Baths, 81 Lexington sveuss,
appetzes nvgoraics before refro shes aud
vaiizes before dinner soothes and trnnQuixes before
retiring Ladies' day and evening; gentlemen every day
and all night
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A.-Herald Branch Once, BroOklym
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 3 +. n.
On Sunday from TO r. NJ.
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Anything I'm tho Medical or Surgical
line sent by mail at reasonable prices A.
dress DR. DREMOND, box 81 New York Post Office.
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Booths Theatre.

Sheridan Knowles nne comedy, 'The Hunch-
back" introduced Miss Nelson In another OF those
sweet lovelorn roles in which she appears to so
much advantage The character OF Julia consorts
with that OF the actress, and is more within the
grasp OF her dramatic intelligence than the subtier
and more tragic role OF Juliet and as q
result the per 0rmance last night was
view than her previous impcrsona tons The pub
lie seem to Lake Miss Ne is0n into their best
gracea Tor the house continues TO be thronged III
manner which must surprise the benches. Last
night every seat was occupied, and quite num-
Der were only aLle to and standing lcon MISS
Nelson HAD the advantage last night oil
the support OF Mr.. Waller, whose reading
Of Master Walters lines Is marked by care and
intelligence. MIR. Wbeelock. as Sir Thomas Gill;
lord, acted IN a frank and manly way. This artist
gives promise That with time and study lie may
rise away ABOVE the dead Level OF medlocriry to
the ..Huncnback" will be repeated ON Wednesday
and Thursday.
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A.-When Bunyan's Pilgrim, ENTERING
The Celestial City dropped his burden he felt similar r
antauated metal springs for the comfortable ELASrD0
TRUSS, 65j Broadway.
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COMMITTED FOR MURDER.

LOWELL, Mass, April u, 1874
putrick Donahue has been committed for trial In
June loy the murder of Ncnaei Moran.
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DIR. Tit1er's Rheumatic Hemeuy FOsh-
lively cures rheumatism Neuralgia and Neryousncss
legal guarantee TO cure or refund money NO. 2John
street ana druggists
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A Great Medical stip0v
ton cured without medicine. The remedy sent p0u
free. for 6)c., apply TO Or. BACKErT ia wavefleY
place, New York. II satisfactory money returned
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How Many OF Your Friends Have D1sa
OF consumption Count them up and remember they
could have been saved by the timely Of HALEsD
ACHE DROPS IN minute
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For the Bnby.-Noveity Carriage
PERANRUIGTORS Ss Send for circular LEWIS n
TlBBALs, 5i2 Broadway opposite ST. Nicholas
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A.-For q First Class Dress Business
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, III
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
Imperial Russian Mediation Between tho
Japanese and Feruvians-Foreign Dip,o-
macy-The Formosa Question in :
Serious Aspect-American Ts,ent
Employed by ths Mikado

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81, 1874.
The Pacific mail steamer Colorado arrived this
afternoon from Hong Kong and Yokohama. She
brings news from Yokohama 10 ApriiT.
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THE SUEz CANAL.
Egyptian Treatment Of Great Contractor

LONDON. April q, 1874.
The Khedive Of Egypt took military possession
OF the Suez Canal before M. De Lesseps yielded to
the decision OF the International Tonnage Com.
mission.
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Missisquoi.-A Fresh supply Of this
vvonderfnl water ,ust pcceived by JOHN \. HENRY.
CURRAN co, No. College place.
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A Secret OF the Toilet.
To fragrant SOzODONT alone due the Wilderness and
sonndncss of OF the beautiful Of eah
that glitter at the balls and parties of the elite.
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The Grn nd Opera House.

The red skins under the command OF the re-
doubtable scalp-raiser, Oliver Doud Byron have
taken possession OF this stage where they proposeito
repeat the massacres OF the Lavabeds Tor the edi-
fcation OF the New York public. We fear VIC are
sadly degenerating, tor though the management
have provided bill Of the most SENSATIONAL and
awe-inspiring kind the citizens OF Gotham would
not appear. Not even the brass band, blowing
away Tor dear Ire to soften the savage sous OF g
bloodthirsty MOd0cs, could gather anything like
an imposing audience. Perhaps they were afraid
to face the music-perhaps the actor-Or tie COM
biDation may have been to. much i0r them.
Any how they did not put ~ an appear
Modoc War; is tae title OF the sensa tional
drama. in which Mr.. Byron appears at the Opera
House. IL has the usual faulr OF the Western
drama-a perfectly as Onshing quantity OF bowie
knife aud pistol eOquence-whicn Is very trying to
people OF weak nerves, but more endurablc than
blsod and thunder incidents are loosely
strung together. Looked AZ as lit
crary production "Donaid MCKAY" IS not
deserving OF notice. L, however. furnishes
numerous opportunities Tor most striking tubleduE
UtvGats, and as much care has been pad to cos
tune and get up, the pictures b0tn interesting
and instructive, while the Dialogue serves to take
the success OF the piece chiefly depends. II some
one would 90 to the trouble Oi rewriting the play
sonnet ming really efrectve might be made out OF
It; but, as 1t 10 at present, we lear 1t
makes too q eat q demand on the patience VI the
audience. The final scene shows the light IN the
lava beds and exterminat on OF the Modocs. HIS
t0rlcai accuracy has been somewhat sicrifced 10
dramatic necessity, but the ending ia spirited, and
sends the audience into the streets in decided
scalp taking humor.
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Is tranquil and the railroad goes
though slowly. After paying expenses q large
balance from the rents remains to the governments.
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL sp1endfd.-
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applied ut BATCHELORs wig Factory, Is Bond ST. n T.
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Novclttes.--We Are Prepared to Up
1ols,er All kinds of fancy Chairs Otomans Ac suitable
Tor embroiderieS, at extremely low prices. hERrS
o., SO and So5 broadway onpoGtc Eleventh street
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SPAIN.
French Report Of the Progress Of the War

BAYoNNE April q, 1874.
General Pslacios Wales, with 1900 men, has en-
tered and taken possession OF the town OF Cnelva,
thirty eight miles northwest Of Valencia.
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Musical and ORA matte Notes.

Mile. Cstava Torrtanl axes her last appearance
at the Academy on next sunday evening.
"S.ceping Beauty" an opera by Lito.tr, has been
brought out At the Chatelet. Paris, and has proved
o success d'estlxne.
Bragas opera "caiigula.n which succeeded n
Portugal has allied in Milan. The subject Is Ger.
tany repulsve enough.
Great preparations are being made for the forth
coming Handel festivals in London and Boston.
Not having an oratayio caorus IN this city ar
spfesent. we are obliged to bi our time.
In Italy three new operas have been produced
''Salvator Rosa" by Comes, a great success; "rhe
Expulsion u the Daxe oi Athens.n by Bacchlni, a
moderate success, and Il GOt1," BY GObatti,
enthusiastically received.
There were taroe concerts last night--tw0 at
Steinway Han (the large and small halis), consist
ing OF Frederick srgner's annual concert and the
Ladies' Baptist Home Society ben ut. and one at
Assoc alton Hall, testimonial to Miss Matilda
1oedt.
"Loaengrin." being designated in the Foyer OF
the Academy by one OF the ha5itucs as opera OF
''magnincent frustrations." an indignant German
present wanted to know II the critic wanted elm
oper in which de second fddles Will only spielen
hum ptty dumptity."
DAYS Fifth Avenue company will AFFORD the
citizens OF Newark. May A. aud those OF Paterson,
May s. an opportunity OF seeing the last great
sensat on, "MOnseur Alphonse," at the opera
houses IN those cities. Misses Sarah Jewett
Minnie Conway, Nellie Mortimer and Messrs
DavIdge, Harkins. Fakes ana Fawcett will be
among the favurltes mo Will make up the cast.
MIR. J. b. Polk, long aud avOraDly known IN con-
necton with Wallack's company, viii be rendered
benefit on next thursday afternoon at the
Lyceum Theatre. JanauscheS and Miss Nelson
will Doth appear on tue occasion, aud stuart Rob-
son ap bears in the buresque, Camille; or, The
Cracked Heart" The entertainment will be un-
usually brilliant, and the result cannot tall to be
satisfac DRY to Mr.. Polk.
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ENGLAND.
Tho Budget Approvsd-War Against Whiskey

LONDON, April a, 1874.
The House Of Commons nas-Hnaly approved and
disposed OF the Budget.
CRUSADE AGAINST wHIsKEY IN THE GREAT COTTON
CENTRE.
whtskey crusade was inaugurated In Man.
chester to day. Several signatures TO the pledge
were obtained.
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German Opera.

Mllc lima dt MursKa commences next week an
engagement at the Stads Theatre, under the drec-
ton o. Manager Fred Rullman, who carried the
Lucca season OF German opera to a successful ter
mination. fae following operas will be prodacei
during the season :-"Flying DutchmaD," Wagner:
'.Masic rlu.e." don G.0vauni,n Mozart; .kObert
rne Devil" "tlIguenot." "Dnorah," Meyerbeer;
"ir0vatUre," Verdi; "Lucla,n DOne1etti; LA
SOM NIB ala, ~ Bellni ..BsrDer OF Seville" RIOS
sini; Martha" Fotow; "Faust," Goun,d.
more interesting REPERTOIRE could scarcely lie &C.
lected.
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The news that immense deposits Of guano had
been discovered on the mainland OF South Peru is
confirmed to the satisfaction OF the whole country
The analyses of samples OF the greater part or 1t
show 1t to be equal in quality to the best Cnincna
guano, an article that now readily commands .
price of Ella per ton in foreign markets. The new
discoveries reach at the lowest estimate, 80vO 900
tons.
The report OF the government exploring expedi-
ton aud that OF II. b. Al. y. Petrol have not Jet
been published.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT BOSTON LADY.

BOSTON, Mass, April 81 1874
The wife OF the Rev. DR.. Blagdon, OF the Ola
South church. o sister OF Wendell Phillips, dioa
yesterday.
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Mrs. Conwnx,s nrooklxn Theatre.

Mr. c. W. Cou'dock appeared last evening at this
house as Luke Fielding III DION Bouccault's drama
"rhe Willow Copse." re say the best possible OF this
drama 1t Is the result OF good conception
badly executed. It's principal parsonage IS
simply .gcod-hearted. honest, commonplace
farmer OF the North OF England. IhB
CHARACTER IL maintained by Mr.. Couldock as
wei as II needs to be. In the part OF Rose Fed
in1 Miss he lcgw had several opportunities To dis
play the emotional over which she Possesses IN o
higher degree than mai. better known actresses;
out Rose Fielding Is really but mere sketch. The
other Characters had very good interpret at
the hands OF Mrs. C0nways company.
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A.-The Leading aspiring style" I
GENTLE MEMS HATS Is KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway.
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Lydia THOMPSON and her troupe OF merry maids
began weeks engagement at this house last
evening. The burlesque Was "Diue Beard" and 1T
was rendered with all the accessories OF singing.
danclng and tumDng Tor which the members Of
Lydias troupe are famous The theatre was
c,owoe1, oi course: Tor tie DHresgue, as shown by
Lvdla, Willie Eu0uin ana the numerous gifted
LADIES' OF the troupe, Is highly appreciated IN
Brooklyn.