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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Mr. Berj. E. Walker of Bangor, will again adj
dress our citizens on the subject of temperance, at
Meonian Hall, on this evening. Let there be a
grand rally of reformed men, and those who have
an interest in the cause of humanity 1t Is en-
pected that Reform Club will be organized aud
one more attempt made to save the fallen and pre-
vent those from falling who stand on slippery
places. On the occasion of Mr.. Walkers first adj
dress, the other evening, thirty signed the pledge
mostly young men. That is a good starting point
now let the people of this city turn out and second
the efforts of Mr.. Walker, who is himself re-
formed man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20
Something New Every Day.

Mrs NJ. p. Webster has received, this week, all
the winter styles of hats, bonnets, frames, fancy
feathers Birds wings, and indeed every thing to
make the ladies beautiful and happy. Velvet
honnets made over to look as good as new, by
frst-class milliner at this establishment. A large
assortmen mt of trimmed goods on hand at the low
est cash prices. novo-fu
4 ply stefan residing in Athens, Tenn, says
Renne's Magic Oil cured his headache when all
else failed; that he intends to keep Rennes Pain
Killing Magic Oil in the house all the time. 1t is
as indispensable as flour. Try it for bruises,
sprains, ague in the face, chills, collie, lame back
novl7-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Shell Back Combs, EARRINGS, Pins, Buttons,
Shawl Pins, in new styles. at Rowse's Jewery
store, nov20-t2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Silver Plated Table Knives, large assortment
al +. Rowse's. nov2o-tA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

Supreme Judicial Court. Danforth j.. Pre-
siding. 80,

FRIDAY, November I9lh.
Eliza Elliot W. David Colder. The CIV idencc
wa, closed at noon Messrs. Pisbury and w. P.
Whitehouse having submitted their arguments
and the Judge charged the jury took the case at
four and half O'Clock 2. NJ They had not come
to an agreement at the close of this report
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20
Injured by a Land Slide

Five laborers working in a trench for waite
pipe, at Somerville, were buried, this morning
by land slide Three Of the men were badly in
iurCd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

A gentleman visiting in this city, states that lie
saw the great military drama of the Color Guard
performed recently in Worcester. Mass, and he
pronounced it one Of the most entertaining plays
on the stage maintaining its interest from the time
the curtain rises on the first scene, till it drops on
the last Charlie Collins, who takes the charac-
ter of Dutchman, is such a host within himself
that if all the ether characters should break down,
"Dntchy" would 'fll the bill" The first rerior-
nance of the "Color Guard" in this city will be on
Wednesday evening next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

The meetings OF the Maine Educational Asso-
citation, at the Representatives. Hall in this city, to
begin on Monday evening, will be fully attended
and of great interest. The first lecture, on Mon
day evening, by Rev. George Forsyth, Principal
of the Bucksport Seminary, will be one ofthe best
of the series. Tuesday evening will be given up
to the centenary work, not only as regards Names
part educationally at the great expos ition' but
womans work as we'll. 1t is expected that Mrs.
Bion Bradbury, Mrs. Judge Dckerson, and Mrs.
Frederick Pike will be present. The public are
earnestly invited to ate nd these meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-20

The funeral CT Mr.. John Chandler, late of the
well known dry goods house of Chandler 4 Co.,
took place this p. IN. A large number of mer-
chants of the city were in attendance, and most
of the leading dry goods houses closed from to
u. ID.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin Bp. Freeman, liverpool Queens
town-WilliAms A Guon
steamer Cleopatra BuIkley. savannah-Muray. Ferris
steamer Ellen TORY. saiyear Eewbern. NcJosiah ,
White.
steamer wyanoke couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Claucus. Bearse. Boston-h Dimock.
Bhip Keudrick Fish, Fisk, London-Snow Burgess
Bark Cort Adler CNo), Olsen London-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark Rebecca caruana, johnson, Glasgow-Wayde 4
Co.
Bark Chimoea Have, Dundee--C Tobias a Co.
Bark La Bella (Nor). Skare Bremon-C Tobias CO.
Bark Hinevah. Wyman, Smyrna via Boston-Miller
Hourhton.
Bark Trait de Union r) Ballou. JacmeIR Murray, Jr.
Brig Alma Ger, Tiemann, Trieste-C Tobias Co.
Brig Spray Bloom Br. GAnion, hontevideo-Hatton,
Watson Co.
BrgJ Kennedy Hickman, Rio Jsnero and Santos
Tbos Norton Co.
Brig Memphis Br), NcBurnIs, Halifax, Ns-craudan
Bros
schr Annie Jones, Jones, Georgetown Dsm-Leaycran
Co.
schr George Staples, Malonc,4 Falmouth, Ja-B FMet
sehr Thos Holder. Saunders Pont.a-Pitre &c-Leay-
sehIAda " Gould Daniel Port Limon, cR-w R Grace a
Co
- W
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

The sale OF pictures contributed by members and
others for the payment OF the debt Of $50 took place
last evening, with the following result
"Expectation, c. }. Taylor, SIC; Cloudy Weather,
9. Pecrus, $40; Lake George" John A Parker, A.,
SIS; "Fhghi OF the Birds :" Miss Fidea Bridges A.,
$50; Roman Girl at a Fountain" George
cnarots Sf lake waller, SIC; @Pansies p
Miss H. Granbery SIS .Dryburgh Ab-
welsh lnterlor,n John 7. PeeIe A., $50; 'spring
Time William hagrath, A., $50; Study on Mink
Pond John L Fitch a, SIS; THE Mothers Grave" !"
$50; in Charge OF Baby" Winslow Homer, n. A,
S25; 'Dennlng's Point on the HUDSON" G. p CraDch
N. A. $16 "The Woodland PATH" John williamson
A, si7 "Puritans Travelling Through the Wilderness
OF New England F. O. G. barley, n. A., $50; '.Wing
70 wots1 nc e saqvsl n A sS lhe 1e,s Sale Of
Name A !, Bellows, n A., $40; The Reverie," R.
Pope, A, s4s; ssbyrs Temple, at Tivol, italy, r
Cropsey, N A, sos; 'Tea is Ready J. B. stearns n
sls ROCKY MouDtsIns > a Bletssaat "a, sIsO;
Sketch" Jared B Fiagg. 4 a 500 .'rhe Bend u the
In the Foot" Alfred Jones' n A., SIS; sunset on
Jamaica Coast, Long Island y Charles Il. Miller, n A,
s1IS Esxe1s IaEe 4 EsTy sne scorSe IsmSda
SAT; 'sunset Glow" a ". Robbins, A., $50; Moon
light Mount Desert" A u. Shuttuck ~ A., s35;
Wear % Amherst, Mass, william L sonntss, n A.,
S37 ''ophela,o H. P. Gray n. A., $50; Spring
r. Greene, n A, $50; Ozark Days,h Jervis acEntee,
N A., $Z10; .The Old Captain" Eastm IN Johnson,
A., $225; 'Wnter Scene, Holland,n the
hte r Mignot N A., sos; "Day and
Night Thomas Hicks, N. A, $40; ''Kenil-
worth Castle, England J. NJ Falconer,. H., $50;
"a November Day, w. Whittredge, P. N. A., S65
"Hickaback, !" 7. W. Wood N A., s125; "a Brittany
Girl" George h Bonghton, n. A, s25 lawn staruary,
boy and gir paIr John Rogers, N A., $50 each; THE
Revere P. 2. Ryder A., $22; Near Sing Sing n.
T." c. Van verbandt, $50; 'Recoectons Of the Hud-
son at Cedar HilI.n Edward Gay, A, $24; "Pueblo
Indian Village" Vincent colyer, A., SEQ, THE Fwo
FriendsS-scene Lake Champlain, n. X, John Evers,
N A, $40; informing Gories," Miss Y. Granbery,
$2S; Little Mischief" John carin, SIS; 'The Fran
ciscan Monk Cephas G. Thompson, A., S.; "Mac-
beth,nw z Winner, H, IS; ''Borrodale in cumber-
land W. p. Clerk SIS; 1.-THE Disputed Game, Gar
SIS, $780, "First Ferry House Jersey 1872 Eliza
Greatorex A., s25 winter Fruits, WI Linton A., So;
Landscape, j. II. Dolph $2l; Ksuterksll Falls, I" J..
Hope, A, ssS; Morning in the Bronx River Valley,
X Pattison, $l2; "Hazy Day In Autumn j. K.
Brevoort, N A., 500 'precipices Of Ben News, High
lands Of Scotland, Andrew Richardson, n A., So;
"On the Coast OF Maine,n r. Trenchard, S12; Land
scape Arthur Parton, $25 'Maid Of saragossa," Wies,
IS; Lake Maggore," Wes, s1lo; Landscape and
Deer W. H. Beard 500 Landscape Whittredge Sl00
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE BURIAL OF THE MURDERED
JEWESS.

Last evening q HERALD reporter called at the negro
boarding house kept by Mr. HenryWiam Baker, at No.
Al street. and from his wife heard the following
statement respecting the alleged burial OF Sara Alex
ander the murdered Jewess, In the Cemetery Of the
Evergreens, In the grave with Ellis, the negro
murderer executed last Friday. The following is Mrs.
Bakers story After the funeral services at the Five
Points Mission took charge Of Ellis remains
When the funeral party reached the cemetery the
body placed by the side OF the grave and before It
lowered the grave digger remarked in my husbands
hearing and several oour boarders that Sara Alexander
the murdered Jewess was below, and exposed the top
OF the coffin TO view. II you will into the next
room, said Mrs Baker, II will show you some OF our
colored boarders who at the funeral" The first
one OF them John Peters, intelligent looking
negro sailor who affirmed In the most positive manner
that he had the coffin In the grave before Ellis
buried and which the grave digger had said was
that Of the murdered girl He said several other
coored folks the conn and heard the re-
mark. All he knew what the grave digger
had told him Luis Portuguese negro had
also heard IL Mrs Baker then continued
sThe funeral has cost $42, and have collected
about $50 subscriptions The Sheriff has just given
IS more, and the Methodist clergyman who received
Ellis last words 81 so, so we are getting on pretty
well As the reporter leaving the house Mrs
Baker added, "An we know Is what the grave digger
said"
In conversation with several prominent Hebrews
they state that the murdered girl not buried IN
Evergreens but in Bay Side Cemetery
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
Mus1cA1, AND pRAMArro NOTES.

Mr.. Frederick b. warde OF Booths Theatre, win
Join Edwin Booths company at Baltimore next week,
and support him there and during his Southern tour
In consequence OF the illness Of Mr. William
Formes there will be performance at tho Academy
OF Music tonight On Saturday, December 25-Christ
mas night-"The Position Of Lonjumeau" will be
gwen with wachtel Chapeon, and Monday,
'sWilliam Tell, for the first time this season.
The postponement is announced Of the concert which
have been given at Chckering Hall this even
ing, for the benefit Of Nile Leonora Rita the young
prma donna who arrived in this country last February
and has been prevented by illness from appearing until
now. The concert will take place Thursday even
Ing December 80 when Miss Hebron, Mr.. F. W. Hor
man, Mr.. Ferdinand Carri and other popular artists
have volunteered their assistance.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
KILLED BY KEROSENE.

Coroner Nolan concluded his inquest into the cause
Of the death OF Augusta Nienaber the 9th inst,
the corner OF Graham and Meserole street.
Williamsburg
The evidence OF Henry Eichorn wholesale dealer in
oil and Robert Hogg superintendent OF the Laurel Hill
OIL Works, was taken and the jury found the following
verdict
Augusta Nienaber came to her death by shock con-
sequent upon the explosion of q kerosene lamp, on
December g That the oil in said lamp purchased
from Philip Merkle and that saId herkle purchased IL
from Henry Echorn That such oil below the STAN
dard required by Law, and hereby censure Philip
Merke and Henry Echorn, and recommend the proper
officers TO take proceedings against these parties
the law provides, and we further recommend that
the standard of oils be fixed in future l30 deg fire
test and that each wholesale dealer be required TO pro-
vide himself with testing apparatus with which TO
test all oils offered for sale. y
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of the Atlas from Kingston &c has
thanks for favors
B.Ex oTS oy hEaErs Of and for ara%eh Ms 20
and otherwise disabled. took Bermuda pilot Dec
from Bermuda and took her in tow about 10 AN but after
ss s ~s sss % GSsd a s' c
her and she blown of carrying with her the pilot and
a. o. % @
q 18th The Queen Of Hearts Is $50 tons and ID rePSrt % say.
day She had lost maintopsailyard and had msinyard
BARK GYrLE tsw) Engberg from Pensacola for rimsby
struck the Middle Ground Of Pensacola Bar the
anchored inside the bar. A bo held, and
diver sent down 80 examine bottom II not likely that
the vessel makes no water
BRIG HKLES Rich, wrecked IN octoDer Salt Key
Bank has ad her gradually saved and taken Mas
and sold as arrived in order 70 save charges The prices
TO Key West and sold there.
soqRJ YEAvER from JaessonviIle for Newark was run
board quarter boat and breaking boom The
hailed but did not stops the schooner repaired
anchored of Sandy hook about Pm same day uhe W
arrived here 18TH.
scHR ASrnoNY KELLY supposed to be the vessel ashore
miles south Of Hog Island She is bound from Virginia
New York with oysters
Dee 20 below Reeds Island By Desxae City tug PurO and
towed into Philsdeiphia same evening.
sLooP BoREALes 80 tons) 5ammis Of and for Hunting
ton Ii from York caught on Sunday gale on
Long sound The weather piercing cold
coang of ee' when near Rye Beach, in attempting TO
overturned consequences OF weight
ice her bows The captain and seamen with the
cook succeeded in swimming the soop and crawled
her keel schooner that chanced 70 be passing
the ne went 70 their assistance and, taking them from
their periious position, landed them City Island
Monday sioop drifted into Hampstead Harbor
the Glen Cove dock Preparations have made
10 right her.
HAVANA, Dec 21-The steamer City OF New York which
to-day from New York made the passage In
days and hours which Is claimed to be the
time record
NASSAU Mp. Dec 13-The captain OF brig wenonah has
received instrnctions 70 close up the matter by sale
There understood 20 be insurance the vessel Tho
cargo covered In Philadelphia and WILL poss-
BILE. be reshipped.
sHrPBUILpFG-Mr Lewis OF Bangor is getting ont q
ship for McGivery Co. Of Brewer and for Reed,
Webb Co. OF Watervile and also bark frame for Oaks
Doane. of Bangor.
At Mystic Tribble has contracted with George
Co for ased schooner TO be 45 feet long 80
feet and 500 measurement o Richmond has
with Captain James Lenng for sloop
fishing business 10 be AZ feet in length and about 10
wide.
LAurcHEp-From the yard Of Charles Mallory Mystic
FIRST class pilotboat for Tiff, OF Key West Fla
tho Telegraph Length 7S feet breadth Of BEAM %
feet
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
AMUSEMENTS.
younrH STREET rHEArRE-"HAuEr." :"


ns,ueep the Bowery and Second avenue, in rrt6urtA
.,rs., !, situated the new theatre which Gears the
above mama Il was inaugurated last nigh a Is Shake
sueartan temple on the occasion Of the bsnsnt or Mr.
vrank l. Yerance Who undertook q ambitious r0L Of
Hamlet Il is unnecessary 10 speak or the
other gentlemen and the latIMs who took part in
the play. Nj. Yerancer may be complimented
on giving an entire,ry original Interpretation
OF the part or the mcoArAoly Dane II original
thai We trust Mr. Icrauce Will repeat the perform
ance in a house mo6e widely known than the Fourth
Street Theatre Notwithstanding the name which ap-
peared on the bI1 compelled 20 say that the
benefciare oet1.yed many indications OF Hbernian
origin. he read the lines assigned 70 him with such
rich brogue that would have thought that Shake
speare hailed from Skbbereen and that former repre-
sentatves ofthe character were entirely AZ fault The
brogue Hnctured most effectively with flavor or
the average New York politician.
Now Hamlet a stump speaker is an entirely new
conception Of the part and when delegate OF ward
primary transferred 10 the tragic stage the effect s
novel and must necessarily cause change IN the oo-
fashioned rules OF the hakespearian drama Mr. Yer
Ance very emphatic; he did not mince actions or
language he spoke TO his fathers ghost, Polonious
and ophelia in very effective manner There were
40 cadences about his voice To un-Shake-
sperian expression he "hoeredn al them. "Holler-
ingn is when well sustained and effectively carried
OUT, = new element In the Shakesperan drama
especially when anybody else INDUCES In the still
small voice" The audience which listened 70 nj.
Yerance's efforts was manifesuy appreciatve Al
though Of G s
Faith think t's a whale are entirely new readings,
and should be considered such. The King was man
iesty III at ease, beyond what even Shakespeare IN
tended and BETRAYED all the signs Of genuine usurper
Of royalty. 0phela was evidently afraid OF Hamlet
and acted such and the Queen was about the same
Polonus looked like Rip Van Winkle after his twenty
years Sleep and Horatio stood in such of the emf
nen ragedian who represented the Prince OF Denmark
that his dramatic talents were completely neutralized
The performance was, IN every respect, remarkable
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE RAILROAD WAR

Yesterday the various railroad magnates we're in hot
water. II not much that the Boston railroads
endeavoring cut down the Of freight as
that the Erie Railway bad notified the competing roads
IL would decrease the tariff rates Al least thirty per
would receive quasi notice TO do likewise or submit
70 the consequences
Al the Offices OF the Grand Trunk Railway the officers
said they could not afford to raise their rates equal
those Of the New York roads, they would certainly
lose their business
The officers Of the Cheap transportation Association
have returned from Chicago and they arc more tnan
ever Impressed with their mission HERALD re-
porter called on one Of the committee, Mr.. Theodore
u Lees yesterday afternoon, and that gentleman
assured him that the recent convention Chicago bad
done everything material for organization and had
kheoretc speakers
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
THE MURDER OF SARA ALEXANDER
PROPOSITION TO MAYOR w1cKHAM.

A PROPOSITION TO MAYOR wIcKHAM.
novel communication has been transmitted to
Mayor wickham relative to the murder OF the Jewess,
Sara Alexander Il was written In Hebrew, but the
Mayor caused its translation English. The letter
reads as fonows-
DEAR SR-Piease excuse the liberty that take to
write 80 you this Take tho likeness OF the
eyes OF the murdered Sara Alexander, and
from the photograph OF her eyes you will
obtain tho likeness Of the murderer IL hap
poned once In the old country whore q murderer
was recognized in this Open the eyes OF
the dead body and you will undoubtedly obtain the
likeness OF the murderer his likeness will be dscov
cred for four weeks in the dead body You viii also
excuse me If decline 20 sign my name.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
FATAL SPORT.

The first fatal accident Of the present skating season
In. Newark, N. j., occurred yesterday afternoon. A
number Of men and boys we're skating on Branch
Brook the old reservoir when the ice gave way
and three OF them precipitaed into the water.
Joseph ketzer lad sixteen years Old was rescued by
Michael Dasman, who threw q rope TO the drowning
boy. Jacob Heberie, jeweler twenty one years Of
age. and David Haste, aged seventeen years, wero
both drowned Dasman after rescuing the lad Metzle
went to the assistance Of his companions but HeberIe
shouted that he could sustain himself any longer
HASTE had seized his leg and was pulling him under
The bodies recovered about two hours later and
Coroner YreeIand was notified Of the occurrence
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
SPOKEN.

Steamer Hecla CBD, from Boston for Liverpool Dec 10.
lat ~ 20 Ion 65 II
Ship Lake Michigan (Br) from Glasgow for Boston Dec
lat 40 So Ion IA 56
Ship Cordera (r), from Hull for San Francisco Nov T.
lat ~ N, Ion IS 40 w.
Ship Conqueror Crocker Calcutta for New York 20
miles Of Grand Bakses y the Geeong which
arrived At Gale Nov IL, from Hong Kong.
Bark Armada Nor, for Hampton Roads, Nov ls lat.
Ac
Bark Enida Ge from Gnlf Of California for Falmouth
Dec 8. lat ~ 20 N, Ion W
Bark Caro-, from Philadelphia for Newry Dec H. 90 So
Ion 26 81
Bark Caro- Gay. from Philadelphia for Newry. l. Dec H.
LAT 40 so lon 26 81.
Schr benjamin willard Woodbury. Phiadelphia for As
pinw all, Dec b. lat 10. Ion ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEwPoRr RI Dec 81. 1875.
schr Coy of Bath, Purnton from Boston for New Or
leans ballast arrived here to-day, having yesterday
ing heavy wind carried away oremast and sprung main
ceeding.
schr Ncanor Gray of and or this port, in ballast from
Boston, ashore the rocks OF West IsaEd seacon
Point this port last night and filled with
The Captain arrived here this afternoon and
assistance OF John Waters Co. wreckers who
gone her this evening Should the wind hold pres
quarter she will be saved; otherwise she will 90
pieces She is partially insured and is owned by CkW
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAIN.

Merchants shipping aad shpmasers Informed
that BY teegrsphng 70 the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London 80 tho
Paris oice addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do Opera
Paris" the arrivals At aud departures from European
Eastern ports Of American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, the will be eabcd
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med-
erranesn ports Will nnd the Paris oce economical
and expeditions for tecgraphing newA
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
CHARLES o'CoNoR.
MS CONDITION STILL FAVORABLE.
FoRr WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l lST

Fort WASHINGTON, Dec ~ 1870
The condition OF Charles oConor remains IN
changed Throughout the day he was bright and talked
freely on various subjects with Mr.. Sloane, who read
the morning papers 20 him.
Tonight Mr.. sloane admitted that on Sunday last
Chief Justice Daily had unintentonally informed Mr.
OConor Of Tweeds escape, but that contrary TO ex-
pectations the patient was not excited IN con
mitted 70 the presence Of Mr. OConor during the day
At the present time he Is calmly sleeping and there Is
danger Of relapse
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

RS-NoTIcR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OP NEW YORK AT HIGHT-Tbe NEW YoRE
has adopted distinguishing Coson night sgnafo
board the HERALD yacht showing whe burn
ing the red green red changing from TO the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
ans Of vessels seeing this signal will obgc usby pre-
pairing any marine they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
n-Persons desirous Of communicating with vessels arv
ing al New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all parts world and promptly
hvered. Duplicates reqnired
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
GERMAN OPERA.

Owing to the ndisposilion OF OF the artists OF
Mr.. Neuendorrs German Opera Company, at the Acad-
emy OF Music there win be performance this even
ing 'sThe Position OF Lonjumeau" will be presented
Saturday evening, with Mr. Wachtel as Chapelon-
Next week the ends with the following per-
formances Monday william Tel;" Wednesday, II
Trovatore;n Saturday, "Ies Huguenots" "Lohengrin'
pear AZ Elsa
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
1.-THE HOMEOPATHIC. :"

The Homeopathic" VIII be one OF the most fashion
able gatherings Of the season, and will como Oft this
evening Among the distinguished people who will be
present are Governor Tilden, General Dix, Admiral
frenchard, United States Navy; Comptroller Green
General Sigcl Mrs. Bigeow, SIR Rose Lambert Price
and Colonel Coppinger ROYAL Artillery.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin (Br) for Liverpool City Of Sydney
San Francisco via Punts Arenas; Cleopatra Savannah
Ellen Terry, NewbeTn, Nc ships Ne Plus Ultra London
Tam O'Shaner, San Francisco; barks Thomas Brooks
Jago; Hancock Oporto; Gna Nor Cork Falmouth; |;
brig Susie Strout Cardenas; schr Jordan Mott st
Pierre.
Also sailed. Us steamer Hartford
Wrd midnight. WSW.
Barometer nj sun "a