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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
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W. want q suitable person in every neigh
borh0uI To take orders and deliver goods
for our established CO. u. sales uf staple
and family goods 81 all kinds in constant
use and wear. Tn" oldest CO. ID. house in
America. Sales over half a million in 1874.
Large Cash Pay 10 the right person. \
real chance tor all, male or iamalc. at your
homes or travelling. No risk. you 90 10
work W. will send you free and JDd- paul a
line of samples and "A complete OUttt. Adj
dress AZ once and ScCur" your territory. II.
j. HALL& CO., ., y. Howard street, l.aI'i-
more, Md. frhlub
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

=, STORE ROOM. DWELLING AND
I<SIH HalI, west sid" of Market. between
-I.4 ij1h and 18th streets, IN Beck :
Block Also room nj present r,>,ia, V%gruli'" ny
Enquire OF A\i'-> M VA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
t.sTND TEA
Dissolution of Copartnership.

1NHE FIRM OF {. r. BROW & ~ H%
was dissolved ON the 2Oth INST ny
mutual consent, |. q. Dillon retiring,
The business illbe continued at the '!i'
stand. No. j, 18th street, by tho undGrsishi ~
ed, who will pay all debts ana collect All
dues Of the late firm. ,,,,u,,. ,,,,.,,.r
Mr.L.G. Dillon will be found al me ora
stand for the present, and will ala III CLOS
ing the accounts of the late hrlh' .l,,.
FEHRUARY I'D, 1870. ""-''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND
AND
c o AL PROPERT Y
IN OHIO COUNTY.

BY virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia, entered ON
December 26th, 1874, in II chancery cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
ID. Thompson, Susan f.. Thompson, his
wife, James =. Wheat, Franklin {. Jones,
administrator OF Frederick Klctt, dcccas-
ed, Joseph X. Whitaker, Edward II. FitZ-
hugh, Samuel II. Il. Carter, Jacob snyder
Moses Il. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee
of l.. G. Carr, wife OF III. Hart Carr, are
defendants, We Will, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
I OBACC0S.

~ Gases Hulhrouk's Louisville Navy.
10 BUTTS "
~ Cases FINER Bros, "
IT, Butts
leo Boxes !. l.. PAGES pauylIlc twist
and iOZ.
- Boxes paw~Ou'S pauyillrtwi>t5 on
81 John Bell. II inch plug.
~ SwaU>ou'> AAAA u inch plug.
In store and ful sale toy
nor VI. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23

Il affords me pleasure 10 say that am
well acquainted with large majority Of
the officers Of the Montpelier Fcmal" HUI
name Association, who reSid" in the Vi
cinity Of my home, and attest their IN
trIligrnce and their worth and high repu-
t9ti0n as gentlemen, as well a. the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Julys, lNi-
commend them as gents of honor and IN
trrritv. and FULLY entitled 10 the confld'uc"
pf the lubIiC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
short POstpOnCmcnI-Day FNcd-FuIi
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane AssOt'n,
At ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MARCH Goth. 1878.

The Montpelier Female Humane ASsO-
citation, chartered by the Legislature 81
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
CO., proposes by n Grand GIFT Concert to
establish and cndOw "lIOme for the Old,
lniirm, and Destitute Ladies of Virginia.
at Montpelier, the former residence Of
President LnmrS Mind IsOn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-23
TEENIS M SNLE.

Oue-tourth OF the purchase money IN
cash on the day of sale and the rein4inI IT,,
"a "a ,Lr..s equal inStallmcutS, payable re-
III ,,,if,,i, In six. twelve and eighteen
,,nPonths. with interest from day OF sal",
Nv, ,i,i m he reserved until the purchase
money is fully paid: r.,,-rUp,pT
!. r. McKENNAN,
Speciul Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

SON. s. JoSa lth Nellie scott scott Milton DO . 'm
rallied 18th, brig Nellie Ware AshbUry, north Of Hat
UWen chadsourns and Adde Haze hepDasa saaaa
ClENrUEcos Jan lS-Arlvei. brgs Queen Of the West
florence OBJ HALIFAX; schr Eben Fisher, Reynolds
Thss
DlcnS.. y. Jan ls-Arrived. BARK Kate scranton Dr
HAVANA Jan i4-!Arrived. brig Rabboni Coombs, New
York Priscilla .cripner. pasey. Baltimore; l3th
Sailed l4th. schrs Georgia. Coffin. Trinidad; Hall
Turner, sagua: 18TH Retecca shepherd, Robinson
nAnrras Jan is~Arrved scnr Alexander OBI, Forbes
New York.
Arrived 18TH schr Kane. Bay Islands land sailed
sailed l4th brig Julia Essen tBr) for - schr Albert
l. Lillis. for Kingston Ja
LIVERPOOL. Jan l5-ln port steamer Memphis (Br)
Mellon, to sail Tor Boston Jan i6
MArANzAs. Jan lo-Arrvei schr Olive Crosby. Hutch.
sailed 18TH. bark John Black tBr), Doane north OF
.-PASAxA Jan l4-sailed. steamer Granada. for San
Ponr PRINCE, Dec 2)-Arrived, brig Falcon, Lewis
Boston.
for New York, wig brig Kate DAM. do.
SAGUA Jan B-Arrivea schrs Alex Harding, Nc Bride,
Cardenas: Annie Murchc. Gibbs Havana
Trocks urom Baltimorel. Liverpool.
ST JonS, NB Jan l3Clearru. bark Helen Marion tBr)
Cleared 18th, ship Andrew Lovitt tBr,. nubin briggs
Lulu tBr), Monevideo; Otter OBJ, Cardenas; Emily
Arrived 18th oris Laura (Br,. Merriam. Savannah:
scbr f Chambers tBrJ, Read. New York
TRINIDAD Jan l4-Arrived. schr l. Hickman Kenney.
Arrived 6th brig Emma, Buchanan. Montevideo. seek
ZAzA Dec 23-In port brgs jeremiah. Ford. tor New
York IN days; Merritt. Hammond, for do. Log.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Jan l3-Sacd, birks Lidskalf Geo Kemp.
ana 1ewksbury l. sweat
lGth-Arriyed steamers Oriental. IIalIett saxannah
Mercedita, Mar,hman, Chariesion Aries Wheldon,
Philadelphia; Allentown DO; Neptune. Berry New
Ulearcd-steamers Hecls tBr) McYav. Liverpool; Al.
phia. orig Minnie Abbie Harding. Galveston.
Also cleared steamer Giancus, Bearsc. New York.
sailed steamers hecia Wan crane. and Norman.
,,bALriMo4E, J,n l31Arrlyei steamers Nee elan,
March, Boston via Norfolk Blackstone Glaiett Provl
denee via 20 schr Stephen Morgan. Gale, New York.
Beow-Barks Jansen rus. kkland, irom Liverpool !:
Cleared steamers j Foley. Price. Wilmington. &c
Rae Ugh, Oliver. Charleston.
sallei7ship Rhine, Antwerpi bsrxs Nay Queen Rio
West lndies, in tow siias Martin. Demerara; Ro.
nance. Nayasa.
iSin 1:trvad ;;esmet Jane. A Gary; Newesrn, Nc;
Cleared .steamsr Calvert Foley. Charleston barxs
ada ,brl Roach, Rotefdan. fararnpnnt Hot Bristol,
schrs Chas Moriord Parsons, Havana; sunlight E!h
sailed oaselle Dickinson. cartsnas
~ EN TX. SC. Jan is-Arrsvsd BARR Atlantic tRr.
Cleared iith, bark Marion tBr). Edwards London
,BRi ,ToL. Jan ls-Arrved. schr George wh,,iord,
Heary Nsw ors. TO LOAD Tor Ponce. Pm.
CE WI srOA Jan lj--t lsaiei sehrs Lilly, Coe New
YORK. Francis godfrey. Godfrey, Galveston.
vioth-Arrivea steamer Manhattan. wooihulL New
cieercd-steamers Georgia, CroweiL New YORK; Rau,.
tor hinckiey phiIadel2nia Sea Gull pution, Bait.
s ' Wn NAY reiers YORK boston s'icxney.
DAkiEk. Ca Jan 'c!esred. snip John Barbour tnrj
.sn-clesrsd barks osmo lRus. Rantala. Queenstown;
Ald-oaran Ger, sven !sen, Waterfront.
lfi1Arrived bark Ada Orr. Lon iondcrry; brig Ida
lan.-Clsared, brig Hermann Frederick t0er schnas
Ia Dost itn, barks Recovery Pfruos for United xlas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
SHIPPING NOTES.

The dock entries during the last two been
most discouragingly lew. They arc as follows:-
Steamer Goethe i0erJ, sos tons. IL on the mammoth
sectional dock foot OF Rutgers street. tor wheel and
shaft.
ships Volunteer Dust sold TO German parteO. 1858
TONS and Haze s62 tons, have both been large
Clinton street sectional dock to strip calx and rcmota
The hull OF steamer River Belle, burned last FAIL
raised the large balance dock Pike street for
stripping. and followed By bark Kate Carnie tB.
$40 tons TO strip and cax, and steamer TEst 1890
10 for shaft
The entries the DOCKS foot Of Marie. street.
have been follows:on the large dock schrs Mer.
win Sal tonA for shsAthlng Ruth Robinson al tona to
paint and Adeline Elwood SIS tonS to put sult OF
yellow metal. On the miadlo dock, schr A " piexnson,
100 tons to ciean, propeller Day spring. to copper
sheath, sonr Madlson Holmes lso tons. TO paint and
brig Eudorua 2l tons. 10 put on shoe On the small
dock, water boat spray for wheel and psiot boat
Lsggstt. 10 clean and repair.
There have been on the Erie Basn sectional docks at
Red HOOK brias Etna tsr) t0 TONS TO calK and paint
and Five Brothers, 500 TONS to strip oak ana remetai
schrs PsttinRll 900 tons, lowering. 2ys tons;
Gibson 80 TONS Hattie Rosa l5j tons and Ida Birdsal
ass oil calk and paint and bark Gpssy to patch
metal
steamer August Andre (Be!s) 1000 tons, has boon
tho largo Erie Basin docks for the past four weeks to
pair damage received while ashore on Romer shoal.
and bssx TrsdsrleA utsD. ~ tons. Ia
nau0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
OBITUARY..
SIMON DE WISER.

Simon De Wiser. one OF the old class OF New
York merchants which, by the ravages of death, Is
fast becoming extinct, has just been added 10 the
long roll OF the departed For more than twenty
i've years ne had been engaged in the sugar and
Havana trade, and always enjoyed an unimpeacn-
able reputation and credit AT one time he was
repuled to be oil the wealthiest OF our ciiZens
and at his death he was possessed oil ample
means. HIS illness was short and his demise sud
den and unexpected. Up TO WITHIN a lew days he
was In the enjoyment OF his usual good health,
wnen ne was taken with severe cold. pneumO-
MIA set H. and on Thursday evening last he
died at the age OF tity-eight years. HIS
strict In egrity during lifetime OF active busi-
ness in New York had won for him the conf
dence and esteem or all with whom he had busl-
ness relations, and his very many social qualities
had endeared him to q large circle OF friends VINO
will sincerely mourn his sudden taking or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l6, 1875.

SELLING A NAVAL CADETsHIP.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs to-day
continued the investigation OF the charge against
Congressman Stowell OF selling a naval cadetship.
]. II. Baker, Commissioner OF Pensions, testified
that at the time Graham wrote 10 Stowell asking
him to make 'the designation" so that he (Gra-
haml could raise some money. Graham was an
applicant for the position OF special pension
agent. This testimony was introduced TO snow
that by s'tne designation" Graham meant his own
appointment by the Commissioner OF Pensions.
Assistant Postmaster General Routt testified
that Stoweil had never Withdrawn his OPPOSE
ton in the matter OF payments TO the Danvnle
road, as had been asserted by Wagner, one OF
Joseph King Stowell IS coachman. swore that he
drove otoweil to the boat landing, where Granam
got and that ne then grove eavea 'hs
the breaking OF spring, Graham jumped
Gut ana ran to Gate9 me trap 10
wncn then drove or THIS contradcts Graham's
testimony that he took Stowell into the depot and
there PAID HIM $780, IL IS understood that the
testmon, Is now closed, with the exception OF
Mr. Stowell's statement, which he submits next
Wednesday, TILL winch time the investigation was
adjourned.
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Lieutenant A. Broykon has been ordered TO the
receiving ship Potomac; Lieutenant Commander
Thomas F. Wade has been detached from the re-
ceIving ship at Boston and granted one years
leaVe OF absence, Lieutenant A. =. McMeenau uas
been detached from the Hyurograpnic once and
ordered 70 the Aslatlc station.
THE TREASURY.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day were s2sS, 300; shipments Of United
States notes, s2,46o,35s The amount held by
Treasurer Spinner security for national oanK
circulation IS 1884, 25O and Tor deposits OF pub
nc moneys sl6,iS2 200. The circulation OF national
banks outstanding at this date is $3.50, 256,4l6.
BRANDY DIsTILLERs.
Senator Sargent and Representative Page were
before the Commissioner OF internal Revenue to.
daxko secure his approval OF the atter's bill Tor
= eief OF California brandy distilers. Mr..
d. ss expressed himself in favor OF the
proN1lon authorizing a distinctive stamp for
the native product, but feared the OF her section
permitting iruit distillers to introduce color ng
matter without being considered as rectifers,
would open the door 10 whisSey frauds. He, now.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
GUNPowDER EXPLOSION IN THE BAY-roUR
MEN INSTANTLY KILLED

GUNPowDER EXPLOSION IN THE BAY-ToUR
MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.
A shocking accident occurred yesterday alter.
noon, about enc O'Clock, on q small island IN the
bay, adjoining the Jersey shore, known as "Black
Tom" This island was constructed about seven
years ago by driving piles and filing in with
stone. The street rubbish and garbage OF
New York were dumped thereon. Two years after
its construction nitro.giycerine factory was
built On It, and shortly aiterward Q powder fac
tory was erected. In the latter large quantity
OF powder mas been recently stored. About one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon q dense volume OF
smoke was seen issuing RON the powder factory,
aecom panied by halrstlned explosion. No at
tenti0n was paid TO II at the time. but half an
hour aitsrwafd some OF the men employed IN the
nitro.giycerine factory wcct over " ascertain
whether anything was wrong Not one OF
the iour men VINO had been employed therein
could De seen. Search was made, and the bodies
The names OF the men were James Laverty, OIL
Lafayette; Alfred hOpkns, HoDoken; George
Brown, No. 800 slxta street, Jersey City, ana
William Lowe, Of Brooklyn. one OF the men was
TOOK place man was seen rowing on
from the Isand. and be ore ne had proceeded lar
the boa. capslzed and the man was drowned. IL
10 supposed that one OF the men was smoking.
Ding ON the moor, and she men werc burned 10
death. The oOdies were plackened ana feariuIly
.orcned. sergeant smith, OF the Fourtn precinct
station, went OUT to the pace about six
O'CLOCK IN the evening no intimation havIua been
previously gwen OF the occurrence Wnen ne re.
turned he despatched Uffcers Ray, Lumoerger
ana bianonard 70 tne leland TO Urng the bodies
turned. The powder factory belonged to Mr, q.
warren who resides at the Kaiser HOTEL Latn.
yette. Ihs building was not damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
PACIFIC MAIL.
THE IRWIN HABEAs CORPUS cAsE-ApPLIcATIoN
FOR RELEASE on BAL-IRwIN STILL IN
CUSTODY,

THE IRWIN HABEAs CORPUS CASE-ApPLICATIoN
FOR RELEASE on BAu-RwIN STILL IN
CUSTODY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1875.
Proceedings in the Irwin habeas corpus case
were resumed this afternoon before Judge Near.
thur. Mr.. Shellabarger stated that alter the ad-
journment yesterday the posture OF this case was
laid before the House OF Representatives, who
passed resolution that the Sergeant.at-Arms
make return to the writ OF habeas corpus that
Richard b. Irwin is held by the House TO answer
proceeding against him Tor contempt, and that the
Sergeant.at-Arms take with MIN the body OF said
IRWIN wnen making such return. Mr. Shelabarger
said the return would now be made, the body OF
the reiaror being IN court. Mr.. Fisher read the
return the sergean t-at-Arms. giving the partc.
uiars OF the ground VI contempt ana sub
to sI be- held in his custody. The return, after
asserting that the Court could not act in the
wIa9a' b M se Ho wea sno
Guided with the assertion that no further inter.
terence with the custody OF the relator could be
had and requested that the re!at0r be renamed
Mr.. snelabarger raid the relator was in CUSTODY
competent proofs. ana therefore the case could not
be urtner inquired INTO and assailed.
Mr.. Durant read sworn statement OF Mr.. Irwin,
taxing the position that there 10 no legal ground
tor longer deprlving him OF ms liberty, and that
the facts in the case to the District Attor.
uey IN accordance with the law, 10 the end
that legal proceedings may De instituted against
the reator the case has passed rom the jurisdic-
ton OF the House. The reiator, therefore, asked
that he De released on bail TO await trial by Court,
or that such order be given as law and justice may
require.
Judge Macarthur SAID the replication did not
deny the facts IN the return. The only question,
therefore. was whether the House could take fur:
Their proceedings after the facts or the case had
been certified 10 the District Attorney.
the Court adjourned Until Monday next, when
the argument Will be heard. Irwin, IN the mean.
time, remains In the custody Of the sergeanr.at-
Arms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
a M y S E M E N T S.
THE CONCERT SEASON.

Mr. Theodore Thomas gave a classical matinee
yesterday At Steinway Hall. which was numerously
attended. The concert began with tie celebrated
"Harold" symphony, by Berioz. an extremely
fantastic work. but one that gains in popularity
after each performance. The real father OF the
Zukunit school OF music was perfect adept In
everything relating 10 orchestral effect, and In
this symphony his fertility OF Imagination has full
scope The selection rom "Die Meistersrnger,"
when was also on the bill. Is fuller Development
OF the theories advanced in the descriptive work
of Beriioz. Then there the lovely string vctet
of Mendelssohn, the ''Dream Song" OF Schumann
and the king OF all overtures, Rossinfs civilian
TELL
A pleasant little concert took place at Associa.
ZION Hall yesterday afternoon. Mr.. sweet. young
baritone, opened the performance Win very
towskI. and gave evidence OF clear neXioe
voice OF light timpre and 4 ialr amount OF traiu-
ing. Tben Miss SOPHIE Hebron played piano
solo, 0 rather commonplace and tedious arrange
meut OF the od-asnloned "krakoviak," Dy Wal
lace. IN which the excellence OF her technique,
however, was aDundantly shown. Mile. Paragini
sang 20 luce iii quest 'anima' with brilllancy,
intelligence and clear phraslng, and MISS Lewis
reclted selections from Mrs. Browning AMI other
authors. signor Agramonte was the con lnctor
Oh the occasion.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music was crowded TO
excess last night on occasion OF the second con-
cert OF the Philharmonic society across the river.
The stage was very handsomely decorated with
vases OF MOWERS. and the orchestra OF Mr. theodore
Thomas seemed 10 be placed IN u regular con.
servatorv me concert opened with the quainr,
genial suite in minor by Bach. Mr. Carl Wehncr
playing the iute ooligato. Tue rendering seemed
TO be capitalization OF the best thoughts OF the
dear Old master. Miss Anna Drdsdll, one OIL the
best contraltos on TIE American boards to-day,
repeated the success she achieved IN tine Mes
slahn on Christmas night by o magnificent inter.
probation OF Beethoven's ara. "ln queSta tomoa
oscura" and adj ranti papitl' from "Iancredi."
scnumann's First Symphony. the best OF the mas;
ter's works the second overture TO "Fldelio"
Brahms Hungarian Dances" aud the "kaiser
March" llled up the rest OF the programme. The
TO oe desired in the rendering oil this much varied
bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 16, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Denmark CDR. Williams London-r
Souhamp ton-Oelrichs Il Co.
Steamer Henry Chauncey, Rathburn. Aspinwsr-pa.
Steamer Atlas tBr). Hamilton Nassau. Ac-Pim For
Steamer City Of Waco. Greenman Galveston via Kew
Steamer Cortes Freeman, New orleans-Clark q
Steamer Western Metropolis Quick, New Orleans
Steamer San Salvador. Nickerson, savannah-w R
steamer Gulf Stream Faircloth. savannah-R Low.
den
steamer Charleston. Berry, charleston-J W ouin-
steamer Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk, City Point
and kichmoid-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer e Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DC-J
Kenyon -
steamer Vlndicator. Norton Pmladep hia-James
Steamer Gen whitney. Hallett. Bost"n-B F Dimock.
ship Grahsms Policy. Clapp. Antwerp-Funch. Edye
ship Helvetia tBela, Nielsen. Antwerp-Funch, Edyo
Bark Regia (Nor). Larsen. London-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Yumuri (Br) Carlisle. Sagua Ia Granddaughter
Brig Britannia. Hotchkiss Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Brig A.alaya Cole. cicnfuegos-Ponvert Co.
Brig Mattano. Connaghton Cardenas-Brett, Son
Brig Talbot (Br. Noses, st Johns NF-Howland & As.
schr Rosie AGra. Gaul Montego Bay-G vessels.
schr George Walker, Cole. Cardenas-Mier Hough.
.schr Emily Curtis. Barbour, Natanzas-Miller 4
sehr olivia A o'Mullen (Br. o'Nullen. Halifa1-D R
schr Herbert z. Mount, Brazos sanhago-woodhouse
schr N W Drew Cnaples. Observation-Disclosures Roy.
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt, Charleson-Evans. Ball d
Schr Lucia Murchison, Jones. Wilmington. Nc-k s
schr Mary Louisa. aaskir, Washington. NC-zophal
schr Hero, Baker. salem-C F Robbins.
Soop Fred Brown, Wilson, Frovldence-H jackson
Son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA.

Alter an eminently successful season in the prov
inces the lyric company, oil which Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg is the chief representative. will
commence brief engagement at the Academy OF
Music next week. The announcements for the
first week comprise the operas OF al TrovatOre, !"
"Maritanan Faust" "Ernani," "Mlgnon" and
"BOnemian Girl" and with Miss Kellogg viii be
associated Mme. Van Zandt, Mrs. SeQuin, Miss
Beaumont and Messrs. Castle. Mas, Carleton,
hamilto on and Peakes. The company Is In many
respects stronger than the one brought here by
Miss Keilogg.one year ago, and the repertoire has
also been greatly enlarged. Bales Craftsman"
VIII be a feature OF the season at the Academy.
and VIII be brought out in the style OF aida" or
"Lohengrin," with ample mise en- scene and APP
pOlntments.