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AN ESCAPED CONVICT RE-ARREsrED.-
oscar Thomas, colored, of Middlesex counIv.
Va, was arrested in Baltimore last night
He is charged with having committed a ran :
which crime he had been sentenced Ia he
hanged. Six weeks ago he escaped from the
Middlesex county Jail. He will be held Ia
await the action Of the Virginia authorities.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

oo'EkNAENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Inter-
hal revenue, So. ga 90; customs. sl52. 6s4 90.
THE Aho' INT of national bank note cur
= hcy Iece wed al the Treasury to-day for re-
dempiloL aggregated sis3, 5I7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

CoN MISSIONER DUELL, the new head Of
'he Patent Office, will be here On Monday
f.xt 10 assume his duties.
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TIE SALE of President Grants blooded
stock took place at his farm ten miles from
81. LOuis, yesterday. The stock went at ex-
ceedingly low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

REDEMPTION OF FIvE-TwENTIEs-Ac
Ing Secretary Conant, of the Treasury, to-
day caused TO be issued the twenty eight
ca Tor the redemption Of $40 bonds of 1854
The amount is for five millions dollars dis
tIibuted as follows:
Coupon BOHds.-sJO-No. 1901 to No. 800.
both inclusive. S1OO-NO. 1851 to No 1900
both inclusive. S5OO-NO. 1901 to No 1890
both Inclusive. Sl.oo0-No 5J7O1 TO No 6SOOO,
both irclusive-S25OOOO 600.
Registered HOTptS.-S5O-No. 60 to No. $50,
roth inclusive. S1cO-No. col to No 1000
both Inclusive. S500-NO. 4s2 to No. $50, both
inclusive. S1.0n0-NO. 2G5l to No. 1900 both
inclusive. S5OOO-NO. 1851 to No. POO. both
inclusive. Slo.0oo-No. 5151 TO No. 1890, both
inclusiye-S2, 800 eco.
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-.
Basques, jackets and dolmans are ali chr
long In front and short upon the back. CloIb
cloaks take that form also, probably tn nre-
vent interference with the drapery which 90
massed at the back OF the skirt This pecn-
ilarlty came In with the dolman, and be-
longs 10 IL, though the difference between
the depth at the back and front was n,nch
less marked when IL first appeared than now.
Cloth jackets are otherwise plainly but
closely cut, well shaped 10 the figure and ac-
companled by coat sleeves neatly shaped To
inc arm. The feature OF them il the trim
braids of different widths aud different STYLES
combined most effectively. Last winter the
trimming was composed Of the pipings and
folds OF heavy black silk, but the combina-
lions of braids are more striking without be-
Ing at al offensive 70 good taste; The mar
cession Of loops, and are enclosed In rows OF
the wider brafde, which are fiat.
The basques OF dresses, when not of the
cuirasse form, are cut deeper in front thar
most obtrusive is a better permanent FORM
Evening and opera cloaks assume the dol
man or the circular form. The cirrular
however, is principally confined To siIs
cloaks and Scotch wraps, the latter. which
are In DARK blue and green cloth, bordensf
and lined with scarlet, or BLACK. ara eyce oss
lngiy useful both for day and evening wear.
hicn WHITE opera cloaks are made OF thich
SILK In the dolman style, wadded. and lined
WIN white satin. Trimmings OF plaffa5 siIk
nIaio, OF white passementerie, cords and
s sesses sIe newer than fringe ornamentine,
worn. ioA@oiy
cHTLDREN's FASHIONS.
Onc Oh Inc good results Of European travel
perhaps, has been to simplify the dress OF
young children, Ia large cities ~ least, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

Sold b. all Druggists,
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AMI n Cast Of Clqrae,ers nth Accurate Obs
f,S''f.,S See7ieD o. the Period, FTdys Peaa1l,s,
Cannon dln GtfseT GdOTTHleTliS,
WHICH fNNO PARTICULAR HAVE BEEN
SURPASSED UPON THE ENG
LISH STAGE.
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A. sTRAUs,
lol1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sep1fu Between 10Th and llth stres,s
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=
Tee OF creditors appointed TO investigate the
affairs of Lee shepard, OF Boston. report
the net Liabilities OF the firm 10 be s5is zoos
Whlle The total assets amount TO but Sis
2O6y3. The firm offer 10 pay twenty cents q -
the dollar, secured by short notes, witho. (
interest
The oRANGEMEN OF Toronto held meet
ing on Wednesday night, and passed rsSolu-
lions protesting against pilgrimages aud
public professions on Sunday, aud request
ing the mayor TO call a meeting of citizens %
consider the best means OF preventing a re-
currence OF The disorder OF last Sunday.
A PRAYERFUL WAR against lie Tor dealers
has been commenced in Brooklyn by q uaker
ladles, VINO commenced win an sall-daV
prayer meeting in Association hall. The
ladies propose pra yers and quiet renD1stra-
tory visits 10 The saloons as their plan OF
campaign.
n. p. r. r. ELEcTIoS.-The boari ofdirec-
tors Of the Northern Pacific railroad ba -,
elected Charles b. Wright, of Philade, mia :
president; George Stark, OF New Hamosnfra
vice president; Samuel Wilkinson OF New
YORK, secretary, and George f. Beebe, OF New
York, treasurer.
MURDERED WHILE COMING FROM
CHURCH--In Megantic county, Canada "A
well -to-do farmer named O7DonneII was
murdered on Sunday last while returning
from church. His body was found I'm a ditch
WIN Ine skull fractured in two places.
A SINGLE scULL RACE took place yester-
Denmarsh, of Pittsburg, and John PodgrsftS
OF chicago, for $3.50 a side, and was won by
Denmarsh In 1888 which is said 10 be the
best time on record.
Mr.. DIsRAELI has made a xracaful a,,-
encouragement that would become more than
one English author. He said ne owed VIVA
literary reputation he had largely 20 the Pee
pie of the United States, and that be mad fo-
them the kiDdest feelings.
CARDINAL McCLosKEY yesterday took
Maria Supra Minervam. After the GER.
mony the cardinal received the conerafnia
tions OF number OF Italians and AmerI-
cans.
THE TRIAL OF the Jefferson Borden mnt,.
neers was concluded At Boston yestentay
,.s,iS ss,sa IMPRESSION was that the Jur
lne crime was murder or manslaughter.
,. GuIBoRp-The suit against the trustees or
lne cemetery OF St. Sulpice, OF Montreal. for
refusing burial TO Guibord,s remains. has
been dismissed.
Hlt is formally announced tbat the Rank
Oh Caliornia VIII reopen on Saturday
MI Watson, the American astronomer
woo PAD charge OF the expedition 20 Pekin to
observe the transit OF Venus, Is I'm Paris.
ga son OF General N. p. Banks is one or
,ne engineer corps employed on the sutro
rour teeth should be cleaned twice
YOUR day Win the Crown Tooth Brushes.
Bristiss win not fan out or bress OF
TEETH while using.
oeti-sn Sold b, all Druggists.
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IA visit 10 srRAUs, the Clothier, VIII fully
repay All who may appropriate the time and trouble
OF coming, whether they purchase or only wish to
VIC" my immense and well selected stock.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer othelo (Br). Bristow Hull Nov 81 via South
ampt9n 2sd Win N ndse a ana m . Wright
bound east; had strong and NV winds and
steamer Assyra CBr, Donaldson GENOA Oct % Trieste
sis Nessna Noy Dena Sd Ameria 10th Gibraltar l4th
fresh NV gales with heavy head seas Nov II lat 81 o. lon
II o. saw bark Caledonia of Greenock steering south
2sth Sorrento soth Messna Nov = Palermo 18th and Glib
HAD moderate eastery first days from Glib
ra but have had heavy NV and sw gales the remainder
steamer carondelet Mccreery Laeuayra Nov 81 Port
mde Sps1 and passenger to Mallory Co. lad
winds north Of Hatterss No date lat 49, Ion Y 80 sig
red flag with white and red ball in the centre
with s and S q SsS
steamer Ellen Terry sayear, Newbern, &c days
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker Richmond. City Point
Norfolk with mdse passengers TO the OLD Dominion
Steamer John Gibson Winters Georgetown, DC, with
mdse and passengers TO C Kenyon.
Bark Acorn tot sunderland Piper Gloucester 20 DAYS
Daniel stapleton seaman fell overheard from alof and
Brig Osprey tofst John NIB Ovens, Lisbon 81 days
with mdse 70 order vessel TO r Curre Co. Nov 8 lat
spurs &c mad heavy and NV gales all the
II Brig Jsns minta DAM, Hansen Malaga A. days. with
fruit 20 BarinS BIOS r,A;r ua,.,, 81 49,, ,.h s,. :.
'S Wenbers Passed Gibraltar nov had heavy and
NV gales sprung mainmast. lost and split sails.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
Schr Josephine. Caswe Bridgeport for New York
Schr Golden Rule, wilson Norwich for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon New York Halifax
Ms.
schr Metric (Br) Brett, New York for s. John, NIB
schr Annie tBrl SecOrd New York Tor 1t John, NIB.
sehr olivia oMnlen tBD, Holmes, New York Tor Hall
Schr Marietta Hand Goldsmith South Amboy for Nor
walk
schr Sam Weller BIockway, Port johnson for New
London.
Schr Chauncey John. Parsons, Amboy tor Buckspor
Sehr Empress. Kennedy. New York for Hyannis.
Schr Emma NJ Fox Case, Port johnson iur Boston.
Scnr Iherub Fletcher, Port johnson for Somerset
Sclr Ann stratton, Port johnson Tor Boston
schr Eastern Queen Higgins New York Eastport.
Schr Riley, Small, New York Tor Liverpool Ms.
schr William Moon, Weehawken for Ellsworth
Schr j Anderson Johnson, Amboy for Norwich.
Sehr II Arcuiarius. Lord, New York for Portsmouth.
schr Lizzie Cochranc Hopkins. Amboy for Boston.
Schr Surprise Dow, Exabethport Tor Salem.
Schr Frank, AmbJy for Boston.
Schr Daniel Webster Trask New York for Providence.
gchr Joseph Marsh Brown, Newburg for New London.
Schr Breeze, Bartlett Trenton for Middletown
Schr Martha Eunis Ncwcomb, HobOken for Lynn.
Schr y Towncr, Adams Hoboken for Boston
smith, New York for Milestone Point
Schr Carrie w Larraby. New York for Boston.
Schr WIN q h Mowry, Eaton. Port johnson for Salem.
schr Alma, johnson. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Rescue. Kelly. Hoboken tor Providence.
Schr Roamer, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Cygnus. Steel, Weehawken for Boston
Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, New YorK for Salem.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE ALUMNI

The second annual social meeting Of the association
OF the Alumni Of Columbia College was held last night
In Delmonico's Of Filth and Fourteenth
street. There were about sixty gentlemen present,
among whom the writer noticed Dr. Henry Drisler Jay
Professor OF the Greek language literature in Co.
lumbia College, Mr. DC Mile, author Of tho ''Dodge
Club" papers; the Rev. Dr Duffy, Captain J. NJ
Brady, Judge Mitchell Mr. r. Cornell, one or the
winning colleges boat of 1874; Professor j. H.
Van Amrngc Columbia College; the Rev. Edward c.
Houghton, Of the '1ttle church round the corner.n
other gentlemen well known science In this city,
Professor Drislor was in the chair.
LECTURE or DR. y. W. ARNOLD, n.
Dr. Arnold delivered highly scientific and erudite
lecture upon the abstruse subject Of Tastc and Dgos-
ton, illustrating his remarks BY tho Of the stere-
optcon, and kept his audience honr wrapt In
profound attention.
At the end OF his effort Dr. Arnold received resolu-
on OF thanks for the able and eloquent lecture which
he had delivered; 50 also did Dr. Whithouse who
directed the stereopticon
Mr. De Mile read an able paper having for It's object
that Of recommending the establishment in Columbia
College Of proessoTship Of forensic and extempora-
ncous speaking by resolution the suggestion con-
tanned in Mr.. De Miles discourse was recommended to
the college trustees.
At a late hour the alumni sat down to a supper pro-
pared and served ID excellent STYLE
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are indebted Purser Amiraty, Of steamer Caron-
delet from the West Indies, Tor his attentions.
STEAMER ALGERIA (sp) from Barcelona in attempting 10
enter harhor Of 81 Johns Pr the morning the
18th ut ashore the island Cnbra. The so
heavy that it before the could lie
taken Off Some six attempted lower a boat were
swamped and lost their lives. The steamer total loss
and Is breaking fast Not the passeng baggage
saved.
STEAMER Henry CHAuNCEY. for Kingston ia left her
Dec and when half Staten Island her
cuton consequences Of which Sue did sail yester
day afternoon 9th.
sP CAMILLA Cof Boston, Humphrey at Valparaiso Nov
from Aata for Liverpool before reported, 10 days
Cape IS Lucas and " 70 the Equaor Had southery
from III 20 the Equator Put into VRlparaiso
obtain first mate and On approaching Valparaiso
becalmed and anchored TO going ashore On
getting under obliged 10 slip anchor and chain
smP II GREGoRY-A portion OF the crew Of ship II
Gregory, from Norfolk tor Liverpool Fortress Monroe
mutned Monday last Of her careening 70
side owing Is said, 70 insufficient amount Of ballast
On the 7th was held ner, which recommended
that she fore and main and yards be sent
down. after which that the ship proceed on hcr destined vo
BARK OCEAN (Br, Stuart, from Amsterdam FOX Sydney,
CB account New Yorkh put into 81 1nomn
Nov n eRky with Of sails and yards Sbe
was repairing on the 3Oth
RARKJ A RRowH Grcenish nom Batavia for Boston. at
81 Thomas mistress. had not discharged cargo Was
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE Austraa), Sept 2o-Arrvcd, bark chamette.
BAHIA Nov 3-Arrived schr Herbert Olive BD. Stew.
art. Cardiff.
CIENFuRGos Dec 6-saied brigs Columbus Gsp) Fcrrer
Charleston 7th, III + Dewey, Loring. Galveston.
GuAsrANAMo Dec T-sailed previously. brig Lydia Cole
HAyASA Dec s-Arrived, Crescent City, Curtis
New York.
sailed 7th steamer Yazoo wtbank crom Philadelphia,
New Orleans: brig Geo Gchrs Patten New York; schr
Walton. Rich Fernandina.
HALIFAx, Ms Dec S-Arrived brig Beaver (Br), Wallace
Now York.
Also arrived 9Th, brig Louse (Br). West Indies
Cleared Srh, brig Dotte (Br). Jamaica
KINGSTON Jh Nov DISABLED, schrs Charlie III Dow Child
Falmouth; 18th, Chienain (Br, Mobile via Grand Cav.
man; 23d, Francis Peters, San Bias
LIvKRPooL, Nov 30-Cleared, steamer Caspan CBr).
Trocks, Baltimore via Halifax -
MAYAcuEz Nov 23--In port schrs A De Hart Farnham
from Porto Plata arrived 18TH Ocean Pearl Wilbur.
wtg. both to commence ldr oranges 30th.
MATANzAs, Dec S-Saled, brgh Nichols (Br) Chase,
Pass Ghristian Eva tSp Domenich Charleston schr Kate
Homme Adams New York.
NoRTH SYDNEY, CB, Dec S-Arrived brig Addie Benson
WD, Dublin tsee Miscellany.
PeRSANBuco, Nov SIN port brig Annie Gardner Have
ner om New York arrived Oct 81 for United States dg;
scnr Mary Lizzie (Brl for do do.
sailed Nov y bark Constance (Br McGinn New York.
FORT SPAIN, Nov SArrved. bark Colin IL Mcneil, Crow
ell New York land sailed 10th for M0biie brig Britannia,
lochkss do land sailed 10Th for Martinque) 10TH schrs
SItrude Plummer, Pummer Cherryncld and sailed 18TH
r. Brunswc0 Hector, Higgins, Norfolk, 4th, brgs
felnelh Moves, Barbados II LatiDer BD Armstrong.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10

Maytnique land sailed 25th for st Marsn Randolph Pay
son tBr Jones Liverpool Ms snd sailed 21tn for 50 Mar
son do tand sailed 2ssh for Martnianej 22d sehrs
Eaton Cury Philadelphia; 2sd, Seth Smith, hArsha.
Calais 2sth brig Daniel rrovbrnge, Rogers New yrk;
10Th, Ida Eldridge, Eldndgs, Turks islands Iith, b
tins; i2th, Angie Amesbury. Keene New York
In port Nov 26 brig Contest Cr) for south Carolina
sehr Maggie Hartman Small. FROM Glasgow, arrived -
PoEcK PR. Nsv 2o-Arrlyed brig George Latimef Nor
PoRr MULGRAyK, Dec 6-Saiod- brig T ii Pitt Dbl
Bermuda drom Chariottetown).
ST rHoMAs Nov 25-Arrived steamer King Arthur (Brl
Cowe, Baltimore for Rio Janeiro (and proceeded saIuC
day.
Arrived Nov 10 bark Jeanis Br Gary christiana tand
Br Crane. Martinique tand sailed 25h for Turks ISL
hSd TO paSn S%G r se 18th for
oath, brigs Alice Abbott, Br. Mcleod Jamaics
Giaee Bay; 26tl Clara J Adams McFadden New York
Bngader, Norton Barbados and sailed 2eth for New
Orleans 9th bark Ocean OBJ, Stuart Amsterdam ioI
Gloucester doth in dstres schrs Victor, Ponder from
New York for Psrnahiba DIN disress) farnham Gem
Demerara and Both for Pern4ndna 2sth brig To
ronto r), Carroll, Waterford 2oth schr Mabel Lent bs
Sailed Goth barks Palestina tro Ford Cayes; path
Waldo, Estes Pensacola 29th schr Cora Robbins Turks
Island.
In port Nov 30 bark Brown Greensh, from Batavia
wise
81 JAco, Dec 3-Arrved schr Robinson Glover, Car.
Sailed Nov "a, brig Hiram AbiH Tibbetts New York.
saed nov ~ br1gs Francisco (SD Roselle Charestonf
ssson, New York VIA Guantanamo brig Ferdinand (Br)
Penvtn. Delaware Breakwater via Guantanamo.
81 JOHN, Nh, Dec S-Auved, brig Horsey (Br),
Cleared sth brig Annie CBr), Havana Lizzie Br).
Port Platte
VICTORIA, Nov 29-Arrived, bark Hants County lBr)s
Cochran, San Francisco
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

CApTz-Arrived sehr Hattie Bangs Bangs santander.
CALcUTTA-saied from Sanger Dec s ship Rajah Br,
Halliday New York.
DUNDEE, Dec S-saed, ship Empire Of Peace Br), Pen
sacoa-
FALMOUTH, Dec s-Arrved, bark Paolno dtaD Ferrigni
New York.
GLASGOW, Dec s-sailed bark skulda CSoD. Johnson
United States
GIBRALTAR, Dec ARRIVED, brig Eugenia Veaze. Phila
delphia (bciore reported without datel
HAvRE, Dec o 10 AM-Arrved, steamer France dr. La
cheznes New York.
Hull, Dec s-sailed brig Somerset tBr) Haley United
States.
LIVERPOOL Dec 9Arrived, steamers Tiber tBr) Clark
Savannah LORD Give Br, urquhart, Philadelphia.
Sailed sth ship Golden Rule Morse, United States bark
Gen Birch Nor, Petersen. Pensacola.
Sailed 9th 7h), bark Monsoon Nor svendsen Da-
Iicn.
LONDON Dec e-Arrived in the Channel 9TH ship Ex.
FOUNDER, Crocker, New Orleans for Havre.
LONDONDERRY Dec 7--Arryed, bark Village Belle tBr),
Little, Baltimore
NEW Ross, Dec s-sailed, bark Bragg CNor) syendscn
United States.
QuEKNsrowN Dec o-Arrived, bark Virginia QtaD, Neu-
ciole New York
Also arrived 9TH bark Madagascar Aus) Radovan New
York; also the "Lorens" from do.
Arrived 7th brig Johnny Smith Br), Thomson st john
NIB. for Waterford, short Of water.
sANTAspER-Arriyed bark Atlanta. Davis, New Orleans
via Bordeaux
LONDON Dec e-Bark Selma CGer) Wallis from Darien
for Grieswad ashore Thiessaw Dec s. and will be
total wreck. The cargo will probably be saved.
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 9, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer Italy (Br). Thomson, Liverpool-F WI Hurst
Hopsock Ger Winzen, Hamburg via Plymouth
--Kunhardt Go.
City ofvera Cruz, Deaken, Havana-F Aexan-
DIRE & Son.
Huntsville Chester Fernandna via Port Royal
II Gepcke.
steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman. Savannah-W Garri-
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer q Sinners Warren. Phadelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland--J Ames
Steamer Nereus, Berry Boston-H Dimock
Bark Lussgnano Aus sentlneho Penarh Roads Tor or
ders-Socovich Co.
Bark Walker Amington, Jr Hooper, Bristol, E-Parsons
Loud.
A Co.
Bark Andreas Csusl Larsen, carthagcna-Funch Edye
Co.
Bark Columbia, Dickerson, Barbados-H Trowbridges
Sons.
Brig smith Warren. Salonica-simpson, Clapp 4 Co.
Brig Daylight, Marks, Georgetown, Dem-L w Arm
strong
Brig Torrd Zone CBr), Cooper Port Prince-R Muir
ray Jr.
Brig Ramirez Barnard, Minatitlan oIexico-J Ward
Co.
Schr Victor Pug, Pinkham. Cienfuegos-E Puig Co
Schr WIN Van Brunt, Haughwouse, Jacksonville-Van
Brunt 4 Co.
schr Jacob Ridgeway, Townsend, Richmond, ya-van
Brunt < Bro.
schr " ii Bowen DILL Providence-H W Jackson 4 Son.
Schr Orient Staples Pawtucket-Rackctt Bro.
Schr A Forsyth. Hobbie. Stamforo-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
schr Q Acken Toms. stamford-stamiord Manufactur-
ing Co. -
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
RoBBING HIS BENEFACToR.

A clerk named J. B. Spears, employed by the firm OF
manufacturers Of what known Vinegar Bltters
departed for parts unknown Tuesday morning last
and carried with him about $4,000 belonging TO his
employers The firm had for some time been susp-
cous Of him, and the day Of his departure had
begun to watch him closely.
strange circumstance connected with the robbery
is that il was caused by the benevoence Of the head
the firm. Dr. Walker loaned Mr. Spears $4 600 and
cxactea interest merely that from his debtor
He is astonished now having discovered that Mr.
Spears Systematically stole from him all the money
which ne repaid interest Tie only security Dr
Walker had for the 81 600 loaned a mortgage upon
a house and lot in HackenEack NJ j.. but when the
Doctor went 10 ascertain the value Of his mortgage he
learned that the property had been previously
gagged for $4,000
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Gorgio valcheri George Wakerl is baritone
star in Milan
"Der Freischutz'' numerically mangled a re-
cent performance at the Carcano, Milan.
Mime. Carreno sauret plays at Chickcring Hall on the
17lh nst with her husband and three other eminent
artists.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams appear at Booths
indications from box Office that the season will
be pronounced success
Miss Kellogg proposes, during the season, to
her most attractive impersonation OF Catherine in
The Star Of the North and to appear for the first
time Senta in 'The Flying Dutchman,"
Hans Won Bdow commences a two weeks season in
New York on the 27th The great pianist has met
with the most remarkable success in Baltimore and the
indications are that he VIII yet attain the success
Rubnstein with the public He appears again in Balti
more this evening
Mr. Florence will take his benefit tonight at the
Park Theatre, when he Will play the Hon. Bardwe
Slote for the ninety eighth time. II all who have ad
nired this fine piece OF art and enjoyed humor were
to attempt to participate the ceremonies tonight
there would be an army in attendance But few
nights more remain OF "The Mighty Dollar" and .then
II will be put in the "cruciblen
Mr.. jerome Hopkins gave his annual Christmastide
concert last night Chickerng Hall for the orpheon
fund. The solosts Mr., Hopkins, pianist; Mr.
lockwood, tenor; Mr. Carr violinst; Mrs Finke
pianist and the choral part OF the bill was supplied by
the orpheonists II a very enjoyable performance
and reflects much credit the panstaking protector
and artist, Mr.. Hopkins
The New York herald., 1875-12-10
LYCEUM THEATRE.

Mr.. Fechter appeared last evening in his original
character Of Arnan Duval in LA Dame Cameas, "
more familiarity known here as 'Came," with which
the OF Matilda Heron is inseparaby connected.
The theatre crowded with very fashionable
bagc, and from beginning TO end the piece watched
with the deepest interest The story of Camille is
sad one, and naturally affords good
opportunity for the vivid expressions Of emotion for
which Mr. Fechter is famous and his effort last even
ing not only brilliant but at times exceedingly
all question at the feet OF Nile Juliette Clarence
rank with those gifted exhibitions Of genius Of which
of the role was as admirable as it was deli
cate, and, considering its occasionally
barrassng situations tender re-
fined representation could have been presented
In the thrd act where Duvals father beseeches her
sacrifice her affections for his son, her hstrionc
ability almost to perfection; and while her pathos
vsibly affected the audience her exquisite art could
not fail TO charm those present, the closing
amid loud paudts from every part or the house Nor
was Mile Clarence less successful in the succeeding
Indeed she in high favor at every step and
in the fourth act she received general Al
together the ''Camille of Mile Clarence deserves the
warmest commentator. The cast excellent, all
the parts being well represented, while the mounting
OF the piece unexceptonabe and thoroughly in mar
mony with Manager Grau's characteristic taste and
beralty, "Camlc' Is to be repeated this evening,
and evening Mile. Clarence Will be rendered
n benefit, when she will appear IN la Maitresse
Legitime.n