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New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Gitp propertp 10 fet.

Gitp propertn 10 Eet.
A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
N halt Cue HOUSE, best order No. 6O Eas' l27AsL, with
mal privse family
4 PART of a BROADWAY CORNER STORE
26th .Od 3.s mned
Apply at The Tnsu1e Uptown Office, oi West
MOOR TO LET, in private house, with
POUR Rooms tcr married couple newly painted CAu at 323
East 4last, between lat and Zd-ayes
L'ACTORY, 75x100, corner 29th-st. and 9TH
a.Pour store. and basement WIN ~ to % aoT's pG.er
by noOr low to responsible prompt paying enAn Apply on
OFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable, on
man. and rs and iS5 Ss.s.a.4 rutland WHITING Beck
T0 LET-The frst-class BROWN STONE 80
West 45th-ss immediate open from 70 n
no LET, MAIDEN LANE.-FIRST FLOOR
L and CELLAR IS Maidenlane Apply to W. t. ScHIEFFELiN
Co. 10 wihamsi
no LET or FOR SALE, 7S5 Lexngton-ave.-
4'''' Ruhzsp t'fafai @RfiSa Bss.n.n.
VNO LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
"a e ,. Apo % 5AGRY Sss Ss
TO LET-ROOM, 4Ox15O. with steam power,
we'll lighted also steam elevator Inquire on premises 2s
V'WENTY-ON most desirable private RESI-
DkNCEs belonging TO the s.,tn Am Lie las Co. rent per
''H'n from s'0O to s'OO0 RhGG s P s.l
no LET-The large BASEMENT (j3x65)
ofFourteenhs ani Thidave has recently mt
thorough repair part whole Inquire A. -
Msdison-Ave
TO LET-In the BIBLE hOUSE-STORE on
AsTORPLAcE and OFFICES second ana third stories aud
GsEEIcAS h: BiBLE isf SOCIETY," 30 gy Bible House
TO LET-A handsome four-story, high -stoOp,
all modern IN West 42ls,,
6tb.ave So 900 Apply
j. A. WILSON SON 269 West 34h.sL
TI'O LET-A fine STORE in that desirable
- Fh.ave nj
glass 1abe wash BASIN closet &ci will be
up black walnut a suitable
GEO W. WOOD 267 West l25h-st, 2l2 Bowery.
TVO RENT, FURNISHED-TOa private family
ONLY moderate-aEed HOUSE in West Poyeghih-st complete
appointment, everything pe With
liberal will be made Address ARRES
Tribune Ohce.
ITO LEASE-Tbe elegant offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 Broadwar Ins Co.
their and 10 Offices Of The Ine
pendent Oces North America Lie lna
Company Building oee Of sLe Guardian Lite 2ol Broadway
*. T. PAGE. 33 PaTkrow.
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feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- OF SEw-YORK.-EMMA KAMPES. plaintiff, sgL AUGUST
KAMPRN defendant for eieLiCOm served TO
the deeDn AUGUST KAhPBN You hereby summoned and re-
qured complaint this action Which Will he Lied 10 ne
once Clerk the V and County Of Se~fOrk At We County
CounboQse County OF your ao-
subscriber bis or No. ~ Centre
A. within sitter the service of lha
en- sach and fA to
within tue .ioress tae plaintiff ms
action for the relief tnred the mosnt
Dec Is, 1874. Wd HOW Auefher
In the above entitled action was daY hed me eh
Of the Of Newfork ne
DAY OF Jaanary, 1873. Dated Nev.York. Jan q lb11
- - MM z. HOWE. Plalnlrs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Droo.tlnn Real gsiate for Sale.

CARROLL-ST., north side. 100 feet west of
~ CouristFor sALR the ihetsey hghsoop brorn-'tOne
Bnck HOUSE LOT 26Kl00 will be sold "a
voabe App' Gbo. H. PRBNrlss 80 Bosd-st N Y.
EOR SALE or TO LET-STORES 8 and 8
L Atlantic Dock fronting Fast River adjoining Hamilton PerrT
Apply to ". H. sCHlEPRELLS Co., ITO wham-st
FOR SALE or to LET-A 34-story brick
HOUSE, 80 feet deep, with tItenaen, containing II
pleasantly situated Brooklyn ghu viii be sed rented
Apply premises Ia enyst, between Clark and
Pereponist-
L'OR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
Me- 1O2 Pineappe-s-Frame and honse lot 27r60
Kos-49. 5lf aud 53 Nassau tFTame dwelngsi lot 44rOl
Nos 2pG 26S Wahngtonst-Frame dwelling lot, Abrl0
No l79 and 81 Willow toTv and basement bnef houses
No. 43 wlloughbvsL-3storT brick house lot 25El00
No. ~ He1s-st-3-siory bick house; lot, 25IlO0.
No. los Rensens--3-sory brick lot 25Il00
W. r. COOK, 235 Wsshing gon-st, Brookivn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

- OF HRW.YORK.-THB MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CON-
pGyY o yevYork psnnfs against ROBERT W. MILBAEK and
AYTOINETTE e. MLBASK his wife, B g. BLOSS JOHN GREEN
and ROBERT Trustees the Empire STATE God
Mining The National Bank Of Norsak charles Lane
Henry The National Bsuk OF Le City Of New
York william H. Roonev Ess Beach william Fullerton John
Green John g. Assignee Bankruptcy cf Robert W
Mlbank James Preen Geendanp-Slmmons for Re
LEI defendants; You hereby summoned a1d
requre this acton, which bere-
vh served upon will be 6ei the oee Il he Clerk
OF the OF NewYok The Consuse IN the CITY OF
the subscribers their office No 40 Brosdrv IN the CITY Of New
York the oi th
excusye Of the f 81 the
the time a,Oresi TIE oaeir n q ,c9 9pR
Demanded The 'auu
rv Ia 1873 DAVIES WORK. Plaintiff Astorneys l-o bosa'
kew-iork 4. a.. .x..
sewfOrk the luh DAY Oh
Jsnua 1875. DAVIES X W NOhA fi@IhSls A""IHets
Iavf
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Real Gstate 10 Gfrbanse.

EXCHANGE for FARM Zone with stool
II prfrrcdl threeory HOUSE of the
streets IN BROOKLYN within 10 miautes' walk Of ferries
J. o. HOYT sos, III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
II $. BUSSING, jr.. No. 2O4 Montague-st

- s. BUSSING, jr.. No. 2O4 Montague ST.
u. Cotntnta Budngl BROOKLYN. BROKER REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. has Tor sale Brooklyn Hghts residences
Ferrepout. Montague Willow Hicks Henri and
Columbia Nights between and the latter
House the River York excellent
PARK
basement hrowDsion front bnek house
2OIjO finished fewYork CITY STYLE location
unsurpsssed the above finished walnut
al exchange for other property; and
bc PARK for 81 OUO
South Broo. Yn. Clinton sacket' Union
Dean HOy snd elsewhere the purchase Of
secured through the advertiser In the vicinity Of
Clinton Lafsveaves Of various
$4,000 $4,000 worthy Of the
attention Of bnYe Also houses Of all
the $500 $1,000 lots for the
best Prospect Park and the PEa Of the
Also three lots houaguest Remsen sLbe
property Rrty centrally lOcaed in Brooklyn
exchange Farm within 100 OF HewYork and es we'll
lots exchange for Parties having
BROOKLYN property for sale contemplating s purchase ind It TO
The advertiser. The negotiation
carefully attended srd capitalists wish
scnry learn without charge Of favorable
opportunities, application 10
K 5. BUSsISG. jr 2O4 Montague, at. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

skssIoNs-HACKErr RecorderJanes Potter Within
Iesnesse robbery; Heary John Mcuness
Frc stude Burglary RAYMOND Conroy John Mcknight Edward
6arnen Bernard Domsn Jonn heCort William COnns Wham
Martin rrand larceny James John Farrell
Thomas Fryerad fonioa battery; Henry Solder w m
Han Jauet Sannel Devoe Michael heRsly John Curtis,
IIense Ang. John Mars grand larceny, william
znesnan Carpenter forgery Charles Carter iase preie
Roges george
lams petit larceny John SIN h, attempt TO steal go
OYER TERxiSKK-BARRETr John VToole, homicide
ALBANY Pe6 23o Of Apeal dsv calendar for "Wednesday
"a 1876 NOs 1877 l35. I40, l4l, l43 l22 100 81
"
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

OFFICES TO LET.-SOme very desirable, on
~ filth soOrs 10 buildings 3. 3 and Beck
man 1876 HAssau-st~ rutland WHITING Beck
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

FACTORY, 75x100, corner 29th-st and 7th-
.vePOur stones and basement with 20 to 80 horse power
fOO low to responsible prompt paying enAn Apply on
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

FLOOR TO LET, in private house, with
FOUR Rooms FOR married couple newly painted CAL at 323
IA cst. lst and 2daves
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

eIhlbifion daV
BoadsaT ard win be SOLD auction TUESDAY and WEDHBs
yRsIEGs March and oeiccs The sbore all eis-
gsnlly mounted . the latest and elegant style
S'| Il, SOMRKVILLR, Auetonsen
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
CALENDARs-ruIs DAT.

oil. .Calkin sgt. Kuhne 81 al
2l2. .Odivine sgt. Hurcombs.
2l5. PHI sgt Vance
272. .Chris. and lOth-sL R r.
Co. agi. Cen. Cfoss-
Town X. z Co.
1871. Paris act Stout and ano.
IS. Williamson, Trustee, Agt
mason et al. imp'd.
LAT. Kelly agt. Brumagin.
1872. delaney Agt MsIonev.
1S6. .F4lkenberg sgt- Immen et
al.
166. .sharkev agi. Torrilhon.
III. .Acams et al. AgL Freeman
et al
l02. Miller ct al agt Sledge
and sBo.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

nR. K M. REYNOLDS, Dentist, respectfull
IL informs removed hs once IRON " We
lAth.st 10 81 West 37ths
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17

All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to nake immediate payment to :. GEORGE c. HARRISON, Administrator The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of Frederick Kellogg in said Corn. 10 o'clock a. m on each of said days, to attend to the business of said appointment.
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Commis-
 >s's'as , @' x -''~ 4W20
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17
D N M U RY V W N ANC M.
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CARAAM. 12.Ss A. M.-Connscting at Minerton Sor Feaah. keepeie, Albany aud the Meat diraak an1 for Fiskkill at &3O f. M. 1g- Leaves salisbury LIS e Laksville, 1.Sa F. M Ass F. .N.-Connectinx frem Pittsaeld. At lglA. lerton for New srk.
 Leaves salisbury at z.6S & Lak@viue AH9 F. N 6s6S r. .M.-Connccting from fittsaelas Al MaS-
 lerssn with Express for Alsany aaa ths - Wasts l- Leaves Salisbury 7.1s < Laksvills TisP F. N. Go1NG EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 600 A. .M.-Connecting from Falls Village AaA
 Harrington. At Wtnstea for Bridgeport.
 At Pine Meadow for New Haven. Al Hart
 lord for Providence, Boston New London, 7-t-t Worcester, Middistown and Say brook. Ss20 A. M., Leaves Miiierten 6.e0 m,
 Lakevtle E.5u Salia bury, S1e. a=a. IO.47 4. N.-Gonnecting at Wins&ea fer RxaAan.
 port. At Hartford Ter WilimamNs, ISw - London, Providence, New Yerk & hasaam. . Leaves MillerJon l006 m, Lakeville, 1M.n1. Salisbury, 1928 A. NJ. Gsa. C@mnsaAs aS
 Canaan for Bridgeport.
 S.O3 F. A.-Connecting from BriAgep@rt. Ae ! Minated for Waterbury and Brfa9eAeak. Ak
 Simsbury for New Haven, WaesA&i6, MoA
 yoke and Northampton. At haFtferd sna
 Bristol, Willimantic, New Lendap, Mew
 York, boston and Saybre0k, wis C.N. 1.@. Leaves Millerton 2So p. m., Lakevills 2a&. Leaves Salisbury. S.41 F. N. Ss36 P. M.,-Leavcs Nillerton E0 m, LakAealln soS, Salisbury, SIS r. N. For time at Way Stations aRS eenneeslsaa ses
 w. Ra. YROMANs. mmpss.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17

nlSTRICT of Cornwall ss. Probate Court, No D vember 18th, 1875
 Estate of Zina D. Hotchkiss late of Cornwall in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Corn wall hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Frederick Kel commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified from record.
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17

Ever offered to our numerous friends on the line of the Conn. Western railroad. We have not time to give particulars this week, and will only add our special invita- ton for you to call upon us at your earliest convenience, assuring you of our will and ability to offer you particular inducements in all branches of our trade. .s am15 GE
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17
Trareiters' 6uide.
HOUSATONTO RAILROAD
 T1MR TABLE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, Dec. eth. Issg, ss~Ans will run as follows:
 GOING NORTxI.
 FROM BRIDGEPORT. 500 a. m. Freight Train, for Barringtea, asm-
 wing at 4.40 p. m.s (with passenger sMsA 1o.S0 6. m. Passenger Train fer PittsAelA. assa- wing at S.30 P. m. for State Line, arriving et2.45 p. m., Albany 4.80 ?. m.s 1u&s@9, Saratoga and the W est; at Canaan. W1aA train for Winsted.
 %.sS ?. m Passenger Train for PittaaalA, asaag. ing at g 50 p m, connecting with Mxpsaaa Train for Albany; az @awleyvtna 'wA6A shepaug Train for L. tchAeld. At PittaaaA for North Adams. so6 p. m. Express Freight Train, for New 16Sl- t0rd, arriving at Sb ?. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 6.8 .. m. Special Passenger Train fer PissaasaA arriving as 2 47 .. m. Connects at Canasn for Hartford azssyfmw at Harford at 8.lka. M, V
 FROM HARRINGTON. 4:s0 6. m. Freight Train for Pittsaala. twaaA passenger caF). arriving st &60A. m. S.ls a. m Freight train for State Line, (wAA passenger caa, arriving atle.A6 .. n. FROM VAN DEUSRNvILLR. 2.So P. m, Passenger Train, for State Lias, ax- irving at S.1S p. m.
 FROM WEST sTocKRRID0R. S.6o 6. m. Passenger Train for state Laas. arsay. - ing at a.ee B. m, f--
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17
HARTFORD, PROvIDRN ORA
 FlSHKlLL R.. .-

: N.
 Commencing Nov. Ist. 1875. Trains of Conn., w estcrn n M sYrivihg st HaxA ford as follows: s-s.7 7E"- ' IT Ats.4S A, 1., from Winsscd, connects fer Rreya dence and Hoston. At 11z P. M.. from Milierton, conssess s0r Pssva-
 dence, Boston, Norwich, Mew nsm- ..- ~. don and Palmer.
 At $50 F. M., frem Millerton and PougAksspas.
 connects for Nerwieh, Me& LN@A@as -+.-'. New Britain and Bxistal.
 TRAINS LEAVING.
 New London at 500, Norwich at SEQ A. N. Ar. ~t rive at Hartford te connect with A
 N. train for Winatad, Canaan. &1ls
 lerton and Poughkeepsis. . Bosto@ at ic,30 AIM. Providence at i2.20 N Cem- -a.t, meets with F. M. train to MAMaat@m. 8 .y4a. #t J. T. NcMANU1. Eupsk
Connecticut western news., 1875-12-17
GOING SOUTH FROM PITTSFIRLD.

s'ooa. ID. Passenger train for Bridgeport. asssv-
 ing at s.lt P. m., with threugh ear for Mew
 1;,h 1G,s' ss.rTiying IT at Aso p. m; ss Brasepess
 Hartford and springneld, aad ass D. m.. shore HisS iI, Line IT Train Tor Boston; at Csaaas levs C. m. Freight Train, lor Harrington, (wsah ! co. passenger car, arriving st 3.bO ?. M. z'so p. m. Passenger Train for BridxsPVrt, arraw.
 raj; yi. steamer 70 ' n; @ fer Ssssss. z; sss
 via Springfield and shore Lias: at CaaAas see p. m; Passenger Train for Falls villawa. as-
 irving g ~ 1.o9 p. m.; connecting at CssAAa 2.ss p. m. sunday Milk Train fer Rsidwepers. aR.
 ri,ying a,a % at sss P. m; @ New Yosk h.ss ?. n;
 sdaepo1s aa .i,s .i soe sr:;,% % Springfield. s''--- ! FRoH STATE LIKE.
 sssstippg ssasa pE,a s,.s a,. m !. P; ras.saxsr znss u.soa m. Freight Train for Van Deussa yilis. ~p rs.ssssss tram ssr sWat W.ss s:asassas. ss as . 1 arriving at 4.So p. m. l-.-.s7-- ...... FRoK HARRINGTON. 4,so a. m. Freight Tfain for Bridgeport. Twin.
 ss. Canaan aasnf isl H.iosa as .s,,s at Hartford at 6.lb .. m. FROM NEW MILFORD.
 TOO r9;Is M r..ssnEsr ss T,ain s for Sss:pe.. m. New Maven 1o9e a. VI.
 
 stage Connections stagss will ran to connect with TO- ae (, ,saeeA A. ,,;.a i nssi1 rom Bridgeport. asd a. l rEaan ssm Atstspney for Upper stspnsy ana Monres. dasly. At Newtown for Moodbnry, Sonshbwry s@mss Britain, daily. At Danbury for SFewstar heatam@ daily. At New Milford for Park Laae NoxtAvtil@ Marblsdals, New Preston, Warren ksid@ewates Cnaly6e daily. For sherman, TueAday. Thnras day and saturday. At Cornwall Bridge for Lisa@ aela and sharon daily. At West Cornwall for eas- snen, est Goshen, North Cornwall Geld Mils Lime Rock, salisbury and Lakewiis daaiS. Al barr1ngton for Hartsvills, New AAriboep, MM q River daily. For Monterey, Tuesday Tksweaav and Saturday, At Loe, for New Bessos. aanSss 1eid, Tyringhan, East Lee. West Reckes and N1E Centre, daily. At Pittsneld for LAnssbere am6
 D A N M U R W N N Q M. s.-t GOING NORTH.
 Acass PEiqgeports lo.se .. m.; ASS ?. W. Danbury for PittsAsld at lI.ao a. m. and khsH m. M For State Line, Albany, Saratoga and aSa West, l.90 .. m. ' an GOING SOUTH. A@ Leaye Danbury. 7.es s. m: l3.4s m.; sHp.m arrive In Bridgeport. &s0 a. m.; al6 p. n.; s.zs D. m. .-@ Vi : .s..'' V -s~ 1 discount of FIVE cents esa the rssulas fare will be made to those pHrchasinx TYsksss ae the Statien Omces; also who take the care as neae tons where Tickets are not sold.
 pee list of fares posted in Station Onaee tY&S "t+5 H. W. FRANKLIN. eWperfntAmAams
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25, 1875
usURY UNDER THE NATIONAL BANK LAw-DE-
cIsIoN OF THE NEW YORK COURT or AP-
ON THE MONEY MARKET.
An important decision. ana having direct bear
ing on the money market rendered to-day by the
United States Supreme Court Judge swayne reading
the opinion in the Of The Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank Of Buffalo, against Deering. The case
came up here the appeal or the plaintiffs from the
decision OF the Supreme Court OF New York State,
which non-suited them in endeavor TO recover the
principal Of note which they had discounted at usuri
GUS rate of interest for the defendant The total amount
Of she usury was only few dollars, which sum was
paid in Of the legal discount OF per cent
Under the civilcode of New York both principal and
interest in usurous transaction forfeitabe and
the usurious lender is also punishable under the crim
nal code for misdemeanor But the penalty for usury
prescribed in the National Bank is altogether differ
and much less sevcre-that is there forfeiture
Of principal at all but the borrower who has paid
than the legal rate, may refuse pay tho in
terest when 1t falls due, and in the usurous in
has been taken of in advance may recover in
a action for debt twice the amount of interest so
charged and deducted This variance between the
national and State laws has been a mooted subject
for long time In financial circles the
national banks believing that the former law overrodc
the latter at least in transactions in which they were
concerned and that they might practise usury without
greater penalty than that of the interest stipulated for
IN the usurious transaction The decision to-day is in
their favor this point the United States Supreme
Court holding that they amenable to the laws OF
the United States and not subject the jurisdlc
tion OF the State in the matter Of forfeiture of the
principal of such loans The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank can, therefore, compel Deering to pay tho prn-
cipal Of his note.
The settlement of this question is going to have ga
Important effect upon the money market and in the
case Of New York city and Wall street will hush
up the cry for the repeal of the usury
laws for the that in times of monetary strn-
gency the national banks will take the risk of lending
money at higher rates than per cent through
trustworthy and honorable banking houses and thus
defeat all speculative Vaccinations and combinations
for the locking up OF money AS long the principal
of such loans in jeopardy the national banks
afraid TO interfere. But that they can, most
lose only the interest and then very rare instances
the long looked for solution Of seadier money market
is believed to be reached in this decision OF the Su
preme Court to-day which, in view of it, is vir-
tual repeal of the usury laws
The New York herald., 1875-10-26

give these Indians the protection which they 50 much
need
The trouble with them, has been often stated by
this Office, IS the disposition which has prevailed ia
years past 20 swell the number Of that class people
known az Indians not taxed the expense OF their
citizenship and Of all natural rights In order
" furnish larger room and privileges for any
other race or class of people who are fortunate
enough 70 be recognized as American citizens and
who thus are enabled 70 into possession oi the
lands which these people and their ancestors et-
zens of Mexico improved and cultivated from genera
tons ago and TO which, by every consideration Of
ura right, they would be justly entitled 10 day But
Their natural rights debarred by The legal
ership and, IN some cases, actual occupancy Of the
more fortunate aforesaid American cItizens. The
remedy Is 10 secure possible sufficient appropriation
70 purchase small patches OF land here and there in
the vicinity Of their present homes larger tract to
oe divided into small patches for individual ownership,
and thus provide way by which these poor men can
stand once more upon their soil aud start again TO
live for themselves.
This matter will be treated Of in my annual report to
the Honorable Secretary of the Interior, in which
sha again urge the necessary action by Congress for
the protection and relief OF the Mission Indians of Lower
California
Very respectfully your obedent servant
EDN. r. SMITH, Commissioner.
b. l.. PEEL, Esq, Los Angeles, California.
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET.

Edwin Booth had an immense reception last night
The Fifth Avenue Theatre was crowded with an audi
eager welcome him after his years. absence
from New York and after an accident which
had at one time threatened to remove him
from the stage forever. When he appeared the
applause instantaneous, electrical, universal
There were no bounds to this spontaneous
enthusiasm which showed how strong Is Mr. Booths
hold upon the public Of New York Such moments
repay actor for long years Of toll and suffering, of
envy and jealousy and the umultuous welcome which
shook the building last night have convinced the
actor that the magnetic bond between his genius and
the public appreciation is still unbroken He re-
called to the stage during the FIRST act after the frs
interview Of Horato with Hamlet he was called before
the curtain at the end Of tho first and the second
called three times at the end OF the third act and APP
pauded continually throughout the play. OF the sim
cority Of this reception there doubt; galleries,
parquet and boxes competed with each other in their
welcome.
The accident to Mr.. Booth does not saterfere with
his acting 1t was sad however, to see his loft arm
hanging moonless at his side. In the first act he sup
ported in the folds OF his robe and in the second
hung helplcssly. And yet perfect in the art o
gesture is Mr. Booth, that II the spectator
had been previously Of the acci
dent they would not have known by AM
want Of grace in the actor Ho made one arm 20 q
far as dozen arms Of ordinary actors Brlareus him
self could not have done botter It is for this reaso
that we say that the misfortune did not inter
Care with tho acting 1t called forth all Mr.
Booths Invention Il is true; but the wonderful
wealth Of gesture he revealed with aon
might be compared TO the performances OF Pagann
on single string Of the violin OF the grace Of motio
and the statuesque beauty Of attitude Mr.. Booth Is
master He used his left hand TO hold tho re
cordcr, and after his triumph over physca
1 dfsabloment in the fencing scene last nigh
! wo believe he could play Romeo on crutchca
The New York herald., 1875-10-26
RACING IN ENGLAND.

FIRST DAY OF THE NEWMARKET HoUGHToN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE WINNER OF TIE
CRITERION STAKES.
LONDON, Oct 25 1875.
This was the first day OF the Houghton Meeting at
Newmarket The great feature the race for the
Criterion Stakes. This is commonly looked
forward to with great interest from
the fact that many Of the Derby horses for the next
gear make their Grs appearance the occasion. In
thls aspect the to-day was quite Important, the
sNB favorltes being beaten while 'outsidcrn Can
Fcnnid) came in first
BETTING
The betting before the start 6 to on Springfield
Q to against LaTamise and TO against Clanronald
or the ffty horses entered only six appeared at the
starting post
SUMMARY.
NEWMARKET, Der 25 ls75.--The Criterion Stakes, OF
80 soys each 20 forfeit for two year olds; colts 12o
lbs and nllics lis lbs the winner OF 500 sweep
stakes with ten subscribers carry lbs Of two such
stakes I lbs extra; winner Of any other sweep
stakes value 200 sovs not having less than ten sub
scrbcrs to carry two lbs extra Criterion course,
six furongs (hfty suescribcrsl
Lord Lascees Clanronad d.........................
MIR j. II Houldsworth's Springfield. ..............
NJ Desvignes b. l. La Tamise, by Marksman out Of
Tapestry, bred in France ........................