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severe test with ability and frmnese. Ouly few of
the persona tens were distinct. but none OF them was
sasreeabe whether for uncertainty dullness. Mr..
Fisher as mater Of course, took the honors OF the
night as Armada. His ia the large broad. stately STYLE
fun OF repcse and delightfully."- quaint. There was need
less and furryncdenta 10 novelty OF Situation.
and therefore likely to dispppeM-p the Fod'nand OF
Mr. Harkins. There Of prctt!ness ana lack
Of yicor IN the Biron OF Mr. Clark There was no
becoming Difference shown TO either the ffinceSs
the King, by their respective ioouruers.
Miss Ada Dyas Dade the Princess prominent ana
sparkling, and very arifully uansfused the state OF
youth with the atmosphere " mature and iioroeiW
character end royal authority The in which the
four lovers are unnasked to anotber-amdss the
"As You Like II business OF verees In the "oous"
the brilliant hit OF the night aud IN this Mr' CArA
acquitted himself OF a very difficult task WIN great
credit. The masquerade and burlesdue scenceS-reap
puorie compared with thoF SUCCESSORS in mech Ado
and A Midsummer Nights Dream."-proyea very
tedious; but the closing sbeaus OF Winter and spring
were Ovely and incidental TO these. as to 0ther parts
of the play, there was delicious music The meoueS W
shabespeares songs surely among the sweetestln
the world. and they prompt 10 all manner OF pmDIe
fancies and soothing dreams Loves Labor Lost
VIII be acted all this week Mr. DAILY states that ne mas
contracts with Mr. Gilbert and Mr.. Dumas 10 bring out
Charity and NJ. Alphonse." and therefore We must
wear these glories for a day"
BooTHs InE,TFR.
"Romeo and Juliet was acted at Booths
ThcateI, on Saturday night. before crowded assem-
bage. Mrs. ]. B. Booth, taking benefit acted J"ie
and overasked her strength that at tho end OF tue
third act she swooned at the wing The personaoh was
strong and fine, the vociierously ap-
plaudod and several times called before the curtain
Mr. c. NJ. walcot emphatic tribute OF popular
respect by his performance or lere,fo. and Mr. Vince
lock followed up his claude MeIote
with a vigorous. passionate, picturesque, and well
finished Interpretation Of Romeo.-To-nSht Madame
Japauschek will appear 1T this theater, III play on
BLEAK House."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
"School,r by the late L. w. Robertson, has
passed its 6l5th performance at the Prince OF wales
Theater London, where It was originally produced
The drama entitled "'Twixt Axe and
Crown was revived ut the PrnceSs Theater, London
on the 9th of February with Mr.. Rousby ~ the heroine
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
FEBRUARY TIER.
Rsry.sropm IN ONO AND rKsrpssrc

RaIN-sroRM IN ONO AND TKsNRssee
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22-Rain has been falling
steadily hero since Friday The river rising rap
idly. Pain began at Pittsburgh carly yesterday, ana
for the pas thirty hours has been falling steadily over
the territory drained by tho Upper Ohio and t ribta
ries The rainfall here tonight Is increasing, and The
prospect IA that there will be a great food
NAsavuIB, Feb 22.-onc OF the hardest rain-storrns
Known here for years logan at O'Clock m. yester
day. and ended at this morning. Rain appears to
have been general south OF the OHIO River and ft IA
fea,ed great damage will bo caused to railroads. A
trese Is feet long. tho Northwestern Railroad. noar
Kingston Springs. IL reported washed away. The river
has rson IT feet inches sinoJ dark last evening. and
rsg the rate OF foot per hour. There arc pros
poets Of more yain
MEKRHIs, Feb. 2l-It has besn raining almost inces-
sanity here for tho past hree dasS and tho trains On all
the roads delayed in consequence.
COLUMBUS, Ohio FEB. 22.-TbS irans have raised all
the streams in this county and damage from sbe hgh
water is feared.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFYIcB THE CHIEF SIGNAL OBHOss.
wEsHEGToS, d. O., Monday, Fob. 23-1 a. IN.
SyeoDsfs for me past "a hours
Tho h, baIomeeteE 1e has riser, riser since saturday ,,;y
south Vest 1t Is lowest in the Ohio Valley. The TEN
peraure has risen decidedly In tho upper lake region
Northeast winds. with rain and snow. continue
throughout tho lake region aud New England north
Winds with partly cloudy weather. continue In the
Eastern & uh and South Atlantic States.
Trobdbihhes
For MoadsH IN Hec-Engt0nd and the to,cer ioks re-
eion ,Orn sdsc,iy Winds gh clouds and RALs o. SNOW
For the Chic Valley north westerly winds and cloudy
weather.
For the upper lake region. falling barometer. higher
temperature and cloudy weather.
For tie South West rising barometer, diminishing
northerly winds partly cloudy and clearing weather
For the South Atlantic States and Virginia southeast
to south west winds. stationary, rsna barometer
and cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastposs
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
NOTHING TO BIZ Hoped From MAYOR sroKLeY

' ~ " -Ssr, ~ VOID
After TIE World had been beaten iii Its
dr, assault upon the TsmmanY Ring In he early part
of 1870 by the assistance OF Republican iohrnas and
Republican Senators, which enabled Tweed to pass b..
Soncernins Tweed which THE IGIBUNB now makes 10
hoping good things of Mayor 5tokley Most OF me Demo
cratic the country and al OF those In ths State
were denouucug The World Tor skng the partys unity
and by attempting the overthrow of corrupt
rate the choice OF the Democrats Of SevfOrk Clly.
and honest any politicians ana, hnauY,
our warfare upon the Ring with an their moral
qualities. except courage. SAID: The decision rs
Further prosecution Of hopeless struggle
only disrnpts the Democratic party These men are
gorged. Republican rings will be hunsrler and blood
thrster IL Ia least fair 10 give the old set fair
chance. II they do badly, then exposs aud denonnce
matter. Tue TRIBUNE Is yielding 10 s generous
hopes for 5toAey and his Phlladelphia sang OF mis-
had decided and bota political parties had appa-
renty acquesced, aud since our friends would have II
open set of books with the city OLD rulers under
their new powers. Everybody knows what happened
sfozcy to-day is no better than stokiey last week.
That which he has done he Ti conlnne 10 DO. Us rs
victory like the victory OF Tweed N the passage OF the
charter. may him for time. But the END VIII
surely come There as here the Punshmepn. p, o. ths
reormers cooperate with Democrats who desired to
rid their party at once and tho city OF tho rule oi
gans mlscreant But there. mere. the do"nfa OI
the corruptonists has only been delayed, not pre-
vented altogether. IL Is an error to treat DySones rs
his spots. Stokey Will Do stokley still; out
n due time S5okley and MS s king .,Ii, vii, foioW
honest men should be viglaut and unrelaXng. TBE
TRBUSs has been foremost among those who have been
most persistent I'm that hostility We give 1t the bene
nt OF q warning from experience and our bunder
and count with confidence not upon " new departure
toward honest government in that rngridden city,"
which may ysiDly hope for, but upon It's s untriDg
efforts in behalf Of honest government, TO rid Philade
phia OF is now victorious Rlng whose blow TO the
city IL has btod and brdled ia tho destruction OF
fraterna interest In the Centennial among all the other
2rhat cliih, OF tho Union.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
PEsNsyLvANIA swINDLE DEFEATED.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 21.-For some time past
cot nave been sent through the mails TO bankers in
ns aA'e soheung funds 10 aid In carrying through the
Legislature The bill repeating the six Der cent interest
rate ana hNng the rate at per cent The circulars
stated th' the banks we're taxed pro rata and called
upon each one to forward ITS amount The circulars were
signed Gibbons Saunders" I" ana some replies were
received lhe House appointed a committee 10 invest
gate the matter and enough evidence has already been
obtained TO Tx the guilt upon two persons This morn
ing warrants were Issued by United States Commis.
sioner AcCarreil for tho arrest Of J. 81 Kreiter
q rosl esiote ageut ot this Guy, sut william
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
rRLGICAL END or CALIFORNIA FEUD.

SAN Francisco, Feb. pa terrible tragedy
occurred last night watsonvlle Santa Cruz County
resulting In the instant death Of M J. Gilkey and Dr.
G. f. Cleveland There had been an old feud between
the men, and last night DR.. Cleveland started out avow
ing his purpose 20 Xii Gllkey. man named Devos
fred TO make him desist, but without avail. The men
met drew pistols approached within two feet Of each
other and fired simuianeously. DR.. Cleveland fred
,wce and fell dead on his face. Gikey retreatod few
steps leaned against tree, and then foil dead Both
b.d beer drIuklng hard during the day.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

ii. Dimmiek. moTter OF the Legislssare from
Ws1ne and Pike Countios charging them with violating
the Nist section OF the postal law which makes " mis-
demeanor 10 use the mails with tine Intention of deraud
ing any person resident within outside Of the United
statos In the afternoon Kreiter andIDmmck we're
arrested taken before the United states Commissioner,
ana required to give bail in the of $4,000 each TO
await nearing Much excitement has been caused by
the unearthing obe fraud, and the feeling very bttcv
agnlns the Perpelraior, OF The ontrageons sM uhle
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
COOLIE LABOR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. 21.-The V0y Opposes tho
coming of the Chinese Commssi because Americans
belong It, The Voc believed at first that 10 would not
come, inds itself mistaken and oas on JoVear 70
take precautionary 1t thinks tho aborantes
are connected with tho affair. The COiDnissiOners might
produce disturbance among the Chinese. Tho Voc only
IL fearful The majority OF tho people are disposed 10
welcome the OmmssIon because 10 will certainly
an mpfO ycmenL the present condition OF Zoe isDOters
aud may produce q change II mo present Ia"s
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
THE FIRE RECURD
AT AYON-LOss Si0.0OO.

At AvoN-LOSs $4,000
ROCHESTER,, Feb. 22.-At o'clock this morn
ing. the UDitod states HOtol &c Avon. N. Y, was
burned together with nearly all the business portion Of
that village and the pOst-oice. Tho Losses Sim
ioDs Bros on hotel and furniture, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000 Y. r. Davis, Postmaster, $500; insurance.
H. FarnswOrtb, brick store $500 insurance unknown
Smith Bros, dry goods. 5000; Insurance. 5000 A
Dunkn, loss three frame buildings, si.00; nsur-
ance, s25Oa These osseS, with smaller ones not here
mentioned amount to $4,000. with about 10000 nsur
ance. The origin OF the fre IL not known
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
KANSAS INyFsTIGATIONs.

TorEKA, Feb. 29.-The report of Judge Hor-
toms Committee closes with resolution that Jossh E.
Hayes Treasurer OF the State Of Kansas, be and is
hereby impeached for high crimes and msdemesnors in
Office The minority made a report justfying the
duct OF the Treasurer charging that the investigation
has been SO conducted only TO elliott such facts
were unaysraDle to the Treasurer. and claims thar
there has only been technical violation OF the law
There are runors OF irregularities in the insurance de-
partment and IL true, investigation will be had into
the AFFAIRS Of the State Insurance Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
TIE CIVIL WAR TX SPAIN.

SEVERE EIdHrING IN BIsCAY-PORTUGAIETg bDsE-
ss5 DONED By THE CARLISTS.
Madrid. Feb. "a, 1874,
Severe Sighting has been going on in Biscay
for several days Gen. Dorregaray with 5000 nsprg
eDts hold the nights above 5omOrrosuo. Tie Rcpubl-
have taken the first hight. Their losses heavy
The wounded coming into 3antander.
The feet left that port TO attack Portugnietn Which
TO be simultaneously assaulted by land. The feet
entered the Friday and found that P0rtugaete
had beou abandoned by the Carsts.
BAYOSSs Fob q. 1873
The Carsts have taken the town OF Yinaroz IN Va,D-
cil The garrison. numbering 200. taken prisoners
by the Car5ts.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
pASSENGERS ARRLYEO.

FROM sRFnEN-Ta sspN.alD sih.ta. Ts, 2i-Hns sfv-s
Carl Nbro.er Paa Nfher ti-> J. N ier T X fi-D-s
" horan. w. -. ks.neo. J. ,oos-og A. HSosof's h"~
y Balm, Ar- BerEen =. PsTf Meis WfrrEr, N.tfn t.t
H-sslor I1Ru- JeDLir- Wsasrsk<
cehst sud wife Carl bet Caroline Phns ssi hot OsN
Turner Geo Muifr e1id Logs Bftr-.
Sieoso. v A. Leith D. Bsan,ns w. J>nss f,my "D5~
berg sod fsmi, = BoanieG
FROM SAVASNAD-fa s'sar.sfp -. B.-ass Y.s % A "
L.nds wife brs Shcnsn rhrsa sHi s-v,nt his-
Cresnsn. B - = NJl A. bSel.bDIss Nm Bfsz ~
n. Liyidg.oH J. H. Hagbe }. (" Hagi, " Lsnss't al
George Mosb'
IRON SAyAsNAH-Ir se'm.A'p V,rg,. Rss 2B-h a. ..oss
" X ihapmsB WIN BrDid. issis Hoiser Nn Asya ~ ss'-
Cbessetroass. 1Ssn Lsonsgd. J. hsasssr
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
Suicide OF AN INTOXICATED BoY.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 22.-At 8 o'clock this even
ing Albert mccuoch. aged 10. threw himself over the
railing of the bridge the Genesses River st AMI
drews-st He was intoxicated. and broke away from
fxo lads of his own age who trying to tako him
home The river flood hight and he carried over
the fails. No attempt 10 nnd the body oan be made
al
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
THE AsHANTEE EXPEDITION.

SURRENDER or CooMAsIE-sICKNEss AMONG BXpE-
DTrIONARY FORCES.
LONDON Saturday Feb. a. 1871.
TIE Times says telegraphic dispatch was
received 1T Cape Coast Castle tho 2sth OF January
from the expedtionary force. announcing that Coo
massie. the capital OF hshantes, had surrendered to
Gen. Sir Garnet Woscley, and that tho King aud his
family prisoners.
The correspondent OF Ths Daily EsDs on tho Gold
Coast writes, data OF the 10Th ult, that there
is much sickness among the troops composing the
Ashsntee expedition. Halt Of the hospital CORPS rs
prostrsted. Tho disease. however. IA not of deadly
character.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
THE PALESTINE EXPLORATION SOCIETY.

NRw-HAvFN, Feb. ga meeting in tho in
forest Of tho Palestine Exploration Society was adj
dressed this evening by Lieut. L. D. scever OF the u
Army. the Rev Roswell D. Hitchcock. D. D.. OF New
Y,r. the Rov Dr. W1oIsey, and President Porter Who
presided Arran were made for the formation
OF permanent committee To act ~ che Socetys inter
o, md le subscription list was handsomely opened.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY nGRKgrs.

HAvNA Yeb 2Sus,r- Demaod active and sdvsse,d
No. 10 30 IL g.. lssl6 .rrobe Mes 10 20 40 ~
1e63l reals Noas,es sugar l0dll hnseovade sgssf
Interior 10 Common lIaoll u reals Fair 70 Good Reanur lgS
I2a reals; Grocery grades l6si reals Moasses arm rsW
Cayed ani Mucoyao reals per k-g Sugar IN warehouse ma
and hstsn.s l2s 900 boI ra 5000 hbd. eeps Of
The week. $1,000 bore. AID 1000 shS etP9re annns as
veek "a 900 brss and 10000 hL ncns liOoo )oe< aad
10 O0O bhds 10 tho Unitcd stt,s
Bsss Jul ., ga Spss sst Gs'sf @s' @ao"N Amaae<h'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
TERRIBLE FALL OF A LOCOMOTIVE.

P0Rr JFRyIs, n Y, Feb. ss.--An engine ran
or the track to-day at Unondalc. on the Jefferson
Branch. between susQuehanna and Carbondae' and fell
dom an embaukuient rs feet. instantly killing Con
Arc,or Johu r. Harding, Engineer CraiDer. Iireman
PANEL Cra,ner aud Brakeman Thomas Rttser'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

PEovroyscs. r. g. Fb. g2hs Prntns C,hs s''N. h '"'.s
daring ihc week nsnaiscprer spt P'ae sac. lno
mall iJ.. offered 5ssd cDncesi,-n P1c
sales 5000 lsriu1ing standard 'f-. - DSt
dsJs. sd guOi >.su1sri 0ts q % 4sIs Fh;5 D'"
ClObs sr llIr. del Jllr. u - II-A
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
sco,II,,, blood and Liver syrup for

scovIs Blood and Liver syrup for scoais Rhesn'u~s
Gou heurags sni hrfuJ D'sss The o9V
which psasr,es ,perns rtsB u =.
bese mss circulation ssi tsnrsf
and nvigoug the blood removes their eau'- . oU 1e IN
number OF generated b n1s~g
poisonous blood isn >snrfsJ
posed includes dscrs which aeet tbs sks h
ths bat hkese
variety vhIch tom,s >ssssIy ~s5S.
prcs perb
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
TIE BROOKLYN ORPHAN ASYLUM

SIR: The lady managers of tho Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum invite the friends OF tho institution to
Wait them today between tho hours OF and p. m at
tho Asylum In Asntioayo This Institution Ia deserving
OF uots steL.tQn aa,rscelyea rQW Tho resaoas
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.

PmADELPaA, Feb. 2t.-The total official
vote tor Mayor is; sckloy, 6oI9s; Mcclure, i9.is5
stoGlcy WAS s.soo bohod smith. Repa0ueto ssaddsse
tgg kec9iyeC OF lAkth
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
TKLEGRAPH.

... The Rev Dr. r. \. Mason. for 81 years rector Of
Ctrsts Icop Church ofRaegh " c. ard Of TIE n csn
gaisLed ms uttfs o. that diocese, 10 dead.
-. Commodore A. VI. Stevens cOmmandant AZ the
NOTION kAitn accompanied by humber o ladies' AMI genmeR,
t'd Al fonr.s Monroe SATURDAY He received the customary
hiuN Aha We entertained bs Gen. Barr.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

OF Brooklyn II has always been undor the managemens
OF ladies OF great business ability, who have devoted
Their time and large amount OF money IT'S establish
men They would bo happy W show the patrons OF tue
Asylum that thoy have been faithful sooDsrs OF the
funds Intrusted 10 them. a.
heU York, Feb. a. 1879
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
Bark Ssn.eie tissil. Rsllo Palermo Dee b
DDAB.pIl yDRT~


= -A sl--sfs s,ufh Itsr,l-
from bark " H. Plnsm I.ger-js L,,sa
sfhoone she Corsy from Baltimore Ds't Cas.ou rss
delphs SaSesmeI Ss Gull lar 1sltmS; bifk Ls<sns irs
Amsterdam brig Iiebe os ooreu'osu bnS Bors for B,ei"-'
SAVANNAH Peb 2Arvet United STATS sno bo. Probe
Norfolk bak Wild lune iisyss tend on
from GeulvsgOs steamship HerV'a LiuHgOs Newfsk,
Annie T. Bsbcok Pbadephs a. T. Townsend
Baltimore and O. H. DOW from Boston. S,' p Midas o H.
Janeo bsks Gunlis for ssi; Olaf Ncseser Wsisss.
scbo,nefs N. r. PemeneE MAR, Allen drove.
for Baltimore KenIakeag tor New London Nellie for ses Y.
Chaures Nysc The vessel reported ashore HlRs Ids<
ovhre 70 be seeu se must have zone into For. Row
BosTos Teh 32-arnyei bdgs BipsI,y
turned hr Benz CorBey bene or GivoB put bsk iof rryns
having been GisIassied q, osios ne reported. NH. -, A.,
Bvsns Fonds. from neSnl sehr Ssrart FROM h.i,ns.
sailed barss lssns Oste tnd kr'siuBcn for b.tnor, fa~
BAITHoRs. Feb 23Aruvr siesm.ps jossohs- TIsm2..-.
and 0eoror, from NeSloTs Nw WblIrn. 'st Hrorv j. b.s
Phs1ephs Leipzig BremeB Amenes. 90.
Ponda sBd Nsy BylBs foh Nes.na Irsr from Liverpool
w. HoDrook, from Matsnz bdSs X G. "fSbi ron i, lAa@rs'
0mer CsreDas schft Louis, A. Or from nagAs Sinss.
from Muis,asi Aohe from Demcsrs: birabtm from se-s
port Sic LEWIS BbuDsB Boston, soDbi,. frln Pi.pt
below brig Thomas Osen IRON CarianA. Crssd .Ie'' e Nc
Celsn Providence; sch A. H. hurihn Tor rsiV-n
BcoI SevYek; Jacob Kennel Boston DsVih. tor ses
aad isi. Tor HnnseT, Point Saiied ols ncsrs
for Liverpool L. H. Deyeben or os and onsi'ssa or ~ Ni
Indies
YOrk ship HTpothes hoh bVrrpoo b,ts i.ne fp" 90
Janeo; A. 81 Rowland from Bangor, Due Rfs, Pscn's
from iisye sailed steamships BST D. soos ssd IuS-f
G,LyKsTos Reb 22Augcd bss Yarmouth hDn Buno, ,T'-
Wete Wbtehssen. Cleared sembp Alst,hso G beg',i
bars bsns. and Freeman Cart Tor Lye'pool ra'
Rand, foI Providence.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GL,sow Peb 22be steamship St,s cf "oi ',D T~v "',
Peb 40. bs uureJ out
SPOKEN.
psb H. LAT, 2s 80. OoT 7a 30 "eh o. ~ Mis- 10" r''a~.
peS IA lat 80 long u 56 brig ym nsrosT. IRON No..
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

.Te Cheap Inter Ocean of to-day will contain
editorial IN ans-er TO the assumption at shs Chcsgo hershao
Exchapse meeting Of FRIDAY resake the ILL.,
The article the mee'ag composed
Ssalsn Logan and Ogby represent mil people
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
THE JAPANESE RESURRECTION SPREADING.

LONDON, Feb. a. 1874
Dispatches from Nagasaki say tho insurrec-
ton is spreading aud the situation is CRITICAL The IN
surgents advancing that place and at last ac-
counts 50 that foreign residents wore preDar
ing 80 leave.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23

Thousands Of Ruptnred one, ave 5e,n p,'h.ri..J
bT che horrible spnaks pats iri pnnR 10
am oe comfortable ElAsTn rRU~. 6S5 Br,d-s 'nd Dc sa
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
BISHOPS CALLED TO ROME.


The PopoIO Romano says that Cardinal
Anoueh has sent circular letter TO al the bishops
asking them 20 come TO Rome POpc wishes 20
them before ho dies.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
MUSIC.
TIE OrLRA SEASON.

The opera season will open this evening
with Aida, which is TO be repeated on Wednesday ana
also at the Saturday matinee. Lucia Is announced
for Friday. We are informed that "Lohcngrin" will
probably be brought ont about the middle OF the season.
and that Mr.. A. Neucndorh, wio did himself so much
credit by producing II under difficult circumstances at
the stadt Thoater Somo time ago, viii direct the per-
form
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
MUSICAL SOlES.

Prodigious excitement has been produced IN
Vienna by the reappearancs Of Dr List pianist at
n concert given for the benefit OF the "kaizer Franz
Stiftung." lie played of his Hungarian Rhapso-
dies" and a Fantasia by Schubert. Herr Herbeck con
ucted the orchestra lie received by deputaton
Of the COnseryatore Professors and by all the pupils
and was presented with golden crown bis playing
was as consummate a. in his best days
The Neue Freic PreSse Of Vienna contains
long account Of the opening Of the new Comic Opera
Uouse on the l7th OF January. The piece was German
version OF Kossiui's Ii BarbeTe and the ROSHc was
Miss Minnie Uauck "She achieved SAYS the writer,
"an extraordinary triumph. Her voice has l3teiy
gained I'm depth and her style in delicate taste anu
brilliant brayura. The lexquisIte ncey OF her intOna
ton IN the most hazardous springs and mOdulall0ns,
treatment OF the mesa rOce obtained for hor the warm
est applause" In the Singing Lesson she introduced
lin Engish) the favOrite song Beware when was
rapturously received.
The musical festival in Chicago, by the
Thomas orchestra aud the Apollo Club, seems to nave
been very well attended aud to have called forth
great deal Of popular enthusiasm, characteristics
action bv Mr. Thomas during OF the performances s
thus cbroniced by The Chicago Times; King Theodore
took occasion administer gentle TebuEe 10 the lash
ionabe folks TO unpollteneSs III coming
10 concert half hour after 1t Is announced 10 Oegin
and search OF seats interrupt
plea Of the listeners. hr Ihonas WAS tfluentS
fdgetue under this DnctOn, and before the orchestra
was well through with the opening number the overture
'Nachkaenge Won OssiaD, by Gade, le Qulety lalu
down his baton turned to the audience, ana sald nc
would resume ss soon the ladies aud gentlemen were
seated Ii was not long before perfect silence was re-
stored In the hall Mr. Thomass little speech was warmly
app auded, but the overture was left unfinished
New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
5perial Noilres
Tho Tribune Almanac for 1874.

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FennimOFe.

Fisher Bros. ran blacksmith
and wagon shop and are always
crowded full of work.
The crops all promise an abun-
dant harvest thus far except grass,
which is sure to be short.
j. L. BaItin Il Son run black
smith shop and do number one shoe
ing at fifteen cents per shoe.
The S. S. Pic Mic on Saturday
the 9th inst. was not largely attended
on account of bad weather.
VIM. Weaver and Elder Hitch
cock each run shoe shop, and Bill
is pronounced to be fine workman.
The "Advents" intend to erect .
church here this summer at cost of
from sixteen to twenty hundred dol
lars.
Dick Beers has purchased his
partners, c. B. Hackny's, interest,
and is running the thing on bis own
hook. Keeps a pretty fair stock and
store.
Isaac Mcdonald makes the drug
business speciality, and still keeps
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