davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-28

lnfaIl. @sltern Morsen pcrluh-
te Gin Sarbiscr, Som 8attins, 'uslSer
bel ssrrn Soan Smelling, peIber oas
Qocol she Safe" in Der SanfltrGbe
bdlt, onssitelt 1T, elm SaB NIT glMs'
weldes 500 Yfuno wos, in Den Seuel
hinabsulalen, boiislbe sIitt ab nno rll
i'm sSalcn linn Smei Singer ab. Gr you
piele 56meraen msitcben. Sr. Mb't'
bebanbelt i'm.
, 1876-04-28

gerbre9er. Iolsenoe 8erur.
tDellte mnroen ycitcrn in Der peniten-
tiarp abgeliefert: Bennett Goats, far.
big, BON gSinbelter County, 4 Sabre,
we9en Ginbrn1 6oret 3oDnlon, bon
WlnbeIter Gonntp, 5Sabre, ,pesen Gtn-
bru9.
, 1876-04-28

Setter OIL @arb Club. en-
Der Werlammlung oes oeutl6en Clubs
Der Sefferlon Waro an lebten Mittrppd,
fpAroe Elm Gomite bon 3 0titglieoern err
nanilt, INN beuteNbenb nit Dem oeutihen
Gentral=GOmite 8Orbereituneen All trcfz
len, oaB ole Oeutl1cn @dbler li6 reais
li'lrsn Iailen, oanit lie fir bic aufscNeu-
ten oentlNm Ganoloaten in Der Nor-
iuabl lbre Stimmen abseben. Serr s..
Unnlt wuroe aIs Ganoioat BON Sefferion
9Barb fir Den Staotratb unb SEER M.
8. &olsnoorf aIs SrieoeusriGter err
lpihlt.
Gin Gpmite ipuroe ernannt. Elm aroz
bss Yic-9iic in Yiinglinss 9rauerei au
peranitalten.
(g8ir wiiroen pori1la9en, boB Con-
bioaten nur auf Die Gbre ois oemti6e
Ganoiooten Mnipru9 MAIDEN f6nnen,
lpsnn Iie weni9ltens cine oeutlde &id.
monoer 3eituns 6aIten /; es miiroe ieoen=
falls am meiiten onau b%eitraoen, bos
Sentl1tbnm bier aufreOt au erbalten.)
, 1876-04-28

Sruefttcnem BON 8rieffafen.
Gon Aalten an ben atpei bslunssseu gBeaeu.
tpslbe ais Stssafafsn befann, hub. 600 pnD
l1.45 y. ~, $50 uhb us 81. vi. Spmn
tags $50 9. M- mub 81. ".
~ Setfrtagea - 600 @. NH. uxs
y: VIC: Yon aasn antern Soften merbsn
S"it o''efe auf BEN Niidwey Der Srdaer apae@
WV. T.. Z. Ban Qeu. IL. M
, 1876-04-28

getriiser. Gin Monn, Der lt9
g. 80. 8pmen nennt, uub BON NOrosn
ii. hat Den 6arbisen purseipisselt, oaB
1ie quite @tellen III Ybilaoelpbla, may.
rcnb Der Centennial, babsn tbnrtel1 uno
$500 babel semadt, oann 1T CT l'nl1Ht'
hnr nefpprDen.
, 1876-04-28
Gtact MihmDno.

Metterberi6t fnr beute.
9ollenheg Barometer; liloDlil'9e uno
s;iSpeIIide @iubc; wdrmeres, orohen-
oes unb mDaliAcrmeiie rc9neri'hes gSe'-
fer, oslpl1t BON falteren nprolpeltl'fe0
MinDen.
, 1876-04-28

Ser nGecciDer" Sen. @id6an,, BON
Der %G9elapeate & Obio Giisnbabn, bat
4 Socomotipen a $9,S71.SO geiauft.
, 1876-04-28
e~-1sa,aIleI etc.
SQUIRE & GODDIN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c NufttcllIre,
No. 917 8anf straBe.
gcrfaufen @runblide in Der Gtaot uni
aMr Dem 9ane., iptppbl bfcntlit ale prisat:
sernietben Sauier Mnp cpleftiren Ristbe.
Uertisen llrfuasen, 5spptbeten unb anbtrs DC,
arti1s br'fIite arbeiten aus; bslprgen alt
Nctariats. Nrteitsn nnp madden @e(tafte mt
Verfaufen BON 2nIeiben auf 9slbtbumsr aue
Wer'bpapiersn antsr ben oaiufisfsnY seinaun.
gen. nm b
, 1876-04-28

Capt. hilbert 3pbrod's Ylan fir ben
Ban Der Miler .Manuel 2aber" @hu-
le in @Ibcmarle lit BON Den 9ircttprcu
an9enommen lpnroen. g8ir sluubcn,
oa 10 niele G%oncurenten li9 gemeloet,
pie Wabl icincs Ylancs lsb, idmeibel-
bait fir lbn icin muB. Obslrid mir
Den Ylnn ni0t seleben, 10 lino mir
iiberSeuat eaB lbm nur @ere6tlsfeit mi
oerfabren it,. (@s mub bod bolo ,ple-
Der Elm Gitp Sngenieur erwd6lt weroein).
, 1876-04-28
@abt. Mnsei9em.

Sn 6olae Der Nufforocruns meiner
Mitbiirssr, srlaute iG mir, MID Nls Ganbibat
fir ben
Gtaptratb fir Mar1baa Warb
auf,uasaen, psrbe mid ieood b.r Gntl9e'-
puus Der Gprpabl w. terresfen
q. 8nbefer.
, 1876-04-28

sg~ eaiiimeres fir Mdnner u. suoben
~ srftaunnli& nispriaen g,reiien.
MDt- mp sSelteno3sAss is1r hiats.
ptques, Uietpria &aWne.
Sar,rts nno s~elfreiis Naiajspfs.
&arle'ans, Saee, .aetreiite Sfirtinas. wsise
Ii. Snsftle'9te, tiaissr als has Ylui. 6e. lei
o.. @ebr. Sscis,
gto, 429 SroaO @traBs,
10 mint sT1t1sn fcs Atm uub stem Ctr.
, 1876-04-28

politi6e GInbs. Wir Der
anf Die perI6ieoenen WnSei9en Der
Deutl6 den politiI6en Clubs.
, 1876-04-28
Squire, 8ODoin & &c.,
r@la1tl'"- A9eaten uno Siuauciers,

T"0'Ht - VI
beisr9en auf's Shnsahs unb Bette Gpaefttpuen spn Nu.
tprlde an re Ser. Staatet &cgieruns unb b~sspnbsrs
ioias, pS,4s slnen e. aoeasrias fir 9issntbum, pslass
ssa ts Wtr, : taatea Nrmse, patrenb bss .leBsea 8rie-
&C., ge.rdhbt, seantpruden. g8ir BADEN tn pisitn ia.
te grtabrlna, Ssnatniat unS ftnb sertraut NIT e.m "a.
1&afssans IN Der @auptltapt Der Staaten.
que eprrelpo nbsnte pire p%inttIidb beirret. weun at.
faaft an Squire, Gnbhin g. Co., Waibtnatpn. 5. &.
pSer squire, Goblin & So, 8itmpnp, pa, INN i
, 1876-04-28
al6moaS ffuer Alarm-C elearaub.

ai9maab ffuer Alarm-G tIearaph.
Ella e a f c u.
No. 2 Gras pslissi Citation.
Wv. 3 3weits yoli3ei @tation.
w. A Dritte YeIissi Citation.
no. SPrfssnbaus. 3h Straee. nate
Srpab.
No. ~5Osf anb easber Sos5s." srDos
Stra6e, atpiiden ber 9ten aab tOt,u.
no. spsissnbaue, 1stss Gsts.. mob
GrantIin. ""V
@r. 10 Gsdets.
N0. 1-3 Ode Der 12ttm aab g1ain ctr.
~. IA ede Der 10isa amb gsyb Ctr.
aa. 10 gde Der tltsn nnb Cars ctr.
no. 10 @de Der 9ine unb Main ctr.
w. IL @de Der 3ten unb Dasal Ctr.
Wv. II Gds Der 25ftem unb groaS O.
Vs. - eds Der f7trn aub Marlbaa Ctr
No. p eds Der 17sn nnp Maisiuotura
Ctr. S'''
w. rs mstr0ssIitan ei,n.@ uf., 2
Ctr. -
N0. 20 Ode Der 5tsu unb Maia Cir.
NS. 81 Gds Der 14ten unb Main CTR
Mo. SO Ode Der 22nsn uns Maiu Ctr
Wv. ID Ode Ter t3t,n uab @ars. ctr
no. 3-5 Staatii9ss Mrm.nbans.
w. Sc 2rsSssar 9ilsnsgserfs.
No. Al Gds sss 9tsn uns eeis, CIR.
M0' AZ Sraaa Giraffe, Sae Sail ats.
w. a-3 Gds Curing unb yine Ctr.
49, - sds 81. Sames unb gasal Ctr.
40. 80 S0r senbaus, 25is sts.
10. 81 Sprisenbaus. 10 ctr.
40. So Ode Der Clap I'm @ilner ctr.
, 1876-04-28
S~efanntlna6ung.
rGla nj Gseres" ppn Sauirr, 0ohniu q Gn !

rGla nj aserep" rpn Squire, Goblin & Go.. J
Waibin8trn. .. G., tsn "a Wtdta 1876. I
9Btr fasen unfern @bnneru. @srrs}pppbenten unb ben
Ynelttam tn aassmeinsn I'm fern bet.n CANT fiji bic b.
e%easencen A%uttrdse. fpelde uns bier unb tn Miairsnb
va. nnter Fer 5irma sauire & @oenin. @runSetaen,
!pani aaentsn nnh @uftirnar 9I7 Banf g trass, Iber-
Itaaen Fnh ,1np YerItdern, bab mir bic serf6ieeenen Sn,
tershen nLnierer 3uneen tets wabrnebmen. Muf Wunlt
UNI rec Ssrrn @unain. Der @riinpsr unitres ~linterneb,
mems nnS wpn,it ete 5irma iebr ~sinpafani IN. mir: is.
penn Ippittantsn. ~abseisben ppn feiner Steauna, Gs.
ltit4t DSer 5arbe, pb pie J~prteruns arpg sbsr Helm
9lftGe Sesd,tuns gu 3teii wsrben anS ibm WahrtdI
eard es Yp1t posr rurdp ben aslesrapbea sur red,en
Belt s~ustfanbt perbsn. "
unier bielser Ste6tsanralt unb psrtner ,p rb 70 b.lt
ais npsli6 @nme funsen a~usfer!t en- unb 4 an Aue
~ eltt linisre Dienite b. anipru9sn, isnben, fan,il lie i'd
app!ttatlonen, Grntrafte uns Rineifer BON Spnprore
ION en- an trgeno cine pen ten bette en- airmen ~einaefans
nsreen, ippTur, mad Gmpfan8, zine eenaue yefSetni.
8ung et8ebea pirp. Nd,tanaSypI
squire, Goblin e. Co.,
&Benten fur 5prhcrunaer unb 5inau,en,
MI" Waf9tnstpn, 8. g.
, 1876-04-28
Dur1 squirrel @ctbin, @rnnbeis tntbu,i Naerten mn
MutupaGre, 9i7 Yant S.rase.

pribat-Gerfauf.-Wir bitten MGe, wsld,s
feline pber srpbe Siaptwpbataaf.r fit fiji unp ibre 3a.
milien min iGea,. pter Och tn irfde anlssen ippasa,
srpse Mease Der min idenspet tbeien Mptnbauiier uns.
fafen rnp plaa, @tnri6tuiissn unS bic 2assn apasae-
ben itnb. Die presie Sar rem ppn $3.50 hs $37,O0U.o
Squtre & WsDeth.
@runbeiseatbum gssnten anb @uftipndre,
mm Ns. 917 Sant Stt a6e
, 1876-04-28
to nj Int
Ri0mpnb pcft Office.
Dpf
10. Wftohfr 1873.

a -
Ndrhli9c TurApnR. IN eimol tGalid.
9pnrtaas altsgenpmme n -Nnfnnft 5W. gP.
nnb LES q. M. -&eHi6lmb J.35 pnb s.26
81. ~.
gunn,ss- gu1aua $50, 81. -pua.
fGtu6 1856 81. ~.
MOrnitbe @ss.goH. GGsIid. ausoensun-
men Spnntaas. - Nnrunft 1 Las 81, W.-
ponIdlus LBS unt 8 70 Y. ~.
eanIide Fot- !3wcimul tSaItd. eonn.
tags dusGsncmitef - Mnfunft 1900 Dr.
nnh 900 y: M~- gOffdlub 4 q. M. n
1915 81. 81.
ssrntaas; anfuaft 1900 Dr. psR
f9hib 1916 q. ~.
@fbmonb l. Oanhine GHrnhabm. TIA.
f2.45 u. M. "'S'"'
D'1biue & 9resns6oro. 3wsimaI tGa
Ia. @mfnrft $50 unt 9 .. M. - wra
t@IuB 4g. ". nnb f2.45N. M.
Sarmbiqe. Tdalib. srnntaas aueo,uo,.
men. antunft2 -30 a. 81. - WsfldIus
@beiapeafe & CHS Gilembahu. SGolid
Sonrtass aasaenpmmen- @nsunft 6 81. Y
- ppfi&lmB $50 g. 3D.
9pn6burs. Charlottesville, StauntOn. gpbit,
Sulpber Sprinss anb fpeftid Won Wbie@mi.
pber Springs. - &nflnft S 9, Dr. Syoa.
fbluB $50 81. ~. |'-
WeH Point uub sfatiouen an her N. ~.
VI. in0 6. q. e. 3Gsltt, @onntaos nusos.
monument = Mnfan}t 1890 v. Wf. - woIt.
i1luB 2 q. 81. WV
@lOuceier, itsr uses point. ,SoIid.-Mn
unit 10.3O@ 9. 81. -pOflbIub 2N. M.
Sapsatannud, iiter sNt SauI, taoli6. -
@nFanft $50 9. M. - ysIl6lus q. d..
Scenes aiber gampjer- Dr.imal ,pSd.n,
ltd. N%ntanft, @pnta9s, MIttwpd5s INN
9~reitass, S q. ~. = ypaitIus. Disnfaae
Oonnsritass unh SUanabents. 5.3O0'I
Canal gaaet. Dr.imaI nsSenfid.
aafunft, Mittmuds, 1rsitass nns Svnntaoes
Z y. w: - gUff9lus, Msntass. Mittmsd,s
uuo 8retiass, 4 ". ".
Short Yamp @nute. i3peimar .pvheutI;t.
- Mnfunft, @,ttwpd,s nnb g onnobenps 4;
". w.. - gSff9Ius, Dsna.saass uno gunu
tags, 4 9. 81.
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

FILLING THE OFFICES IN THE JERSEY CITY
FEATED-A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
TRENTON, March %, 1876.
In joint meeting of both houses to-day the following
Offices in the commission government OF Jersey City
hlled:-
Board of Public Works-Charles O. Potter and H. N
Ege.
Board Of Police Commissioneys-w. n Nelson, Arena
stcenken and William Keeny
Fire Comnssioncrs-W William A Fisher, s. Stsing
and J. J. Van Ripper.
Police Justice-D A. Peloubet.
Senator Albeit opposed the action of the joint
ing, saying 1t unconstitutional A motion made
by him to postpone the filling of the Offices until
Speaker Carscallans bill relative to the government OF
cities was acted upon was rejected
Speaker Carscallan defended the commission govern
ment
A written protest against tho action of tho joint
meeting was presented from the democratic Senators
and members
In the House bill providing for local option in the
sale of liquors. &C. defeated by vote OF SO TO 10
MT Youngblood was the only member who spoke in
favor of the bill
Messrs. Rabc Paterson and Esan strongly opposed it
The bill reducing the price OF the public printing
twenty Ave per cont passed by vote of 81 to g.
The following communication was received from the
Governor
NEW JERSEY AND pELAwARE-mEssAcE FROM rHK Gov
To LkersLAruRr:-In reply the resolu
been had BY the commissones the states Of Delaware
New Jersey In relation to the dispute concerning
fisheries in the Delaware River respectfully submit here
with OF the Commissioners of
this State and myself and to which refer Tor the norma
tion desired
have received official notification of abandonment
OF the commission by the Legislature OF Delaware the
published laws that State show that the 26th day of
March, A. d. 1873 joint resolution relieving the Delaware
Com ssioners fIom further duty passed.
This greatly be regretted ether legislation
be had in that State until its Legislature
only biennally. Every effort, however within the
of Executive duty will he made with the authorities
of Delaware tending eventual settlement, and in
the meantime prevent any personal conflicts between
the citizens each State arising OF the questions in
volved would suggest that power be conferred
negotiations cannot be resumed to bring the case be
the federal constitution Respectfully, J. ID. BEDLE
Then follows the correspondence First the letter
OF Governor Bede to the Commssioners-A Browning
Courtlandt Parker and Albert H. Slape-appointing
them make a settlement Of the difficulties and a
letter from the Hon. Abraham Browning In which he
states that several meetings held and that the
Delaware Commissioners had agreed TO draw up a
statement their part to which the New Jersey Com
missioners were to submit statement but before the
New Jersey Commissioners had acted in this regard
they informed that the State OF Delaware had
voked their commission and thus the negotiations had
ended
The New York herald., 1876-03-24

fault against the party IN default as In their dscreuon
shall be Just and proper They may also as con-
party in default 70 give bonds that he win not sell any
OF his property with the intent 10 hinder, delay de-
fraud the plaintiff in the collection OF his claim or de-
mand II he shall prevail the trial OF such action
that he or his sureties will pay the amount OF any
judgment recovered against such defendant All laws
relating 10 the election of constabes the city OF New
YORK repealed and on and after May l. 1876, the
justices OF the several district and counsel
the corporation shall each appoint three marshas to
hold their Office during the pleasure the justices and
corporation counsel, and the marshals shall perform
the duties OF constable and have the power possessed
by them
Mr.. Lyons introduced a bill relative to life and
health insurance companies which provides that the
policy holders in all mutual or mixed insurance COM
panies shall be allowed the right and privilege TO
for trustees and directors vote heing allowed TO
each 81 600 oi the amount insured No olncer OF any
Official position in any other company
THE ELEVATED RAiLKoAn
Senator Booths bill 10 prevent the Elevated Railroad
from using Battery Park ordered third reading
in the Senate.
ASSESSMENT BILLS
communication from Comptroller Green TO the
Legislature will be presented TO the Assembly 10 NOR
row, protesting against all the Assessment bills
under consideration that aim at giving extended mo
and abated interest TO those who to the
city He says there Is large amount OF interest an
nualy paid by the city 10 meet deficiencies created by
the neglect Of those who owe assessments to pay them
when due Out OF this also comes the annual ex
penses to pay the officers and clerks OF the
bureaus, appointed solely 10 conduct this business
The assessment bonds outstanding, which represent
the advances made by the city and which IL is pay
ing $l,250,0O0 annually as interest," amounted 10
$2l, 322 200 The purposes TO which this sum has been
applied are follows
Advances made on works still in progress
and for which assessment has yet been
Balances Of advances on works
pleted and for which assessments have
been made, presented by unpaid assess
ments. observation-disclosures. s,6s4, SEQ
The interest on the above which the city bad, for
which 1t was obligated, and which under present laws
must be paid by the entire BODY OF taxpayers January
l. 1876, had reached the OF about 81 500 600 He
protests against extending privileges to the small body
OF delinquent taxpayers at the expense of the majority
The bill relating to assessments he characterizes as
short design to make free glft in money those
who have failed 10 mees their obligations and TO inn
pose fresh burdens upon those who have paid them.
A
Senator Baaden will introduce tomorrow bill pro-
vidng that all the printing and stationery for the city
OF New York shall be done by contract, under scaled
bids 1t conempates, further wping out the present
management of the CITY Record
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

AUSlCAL AND OhAAAI1C
Nine. Louise Playialr reads at chckerng Hall on
Apr4 L.
Dit on, Dion is preparing to do honor to the COM
poser Rameau, In August next
Miss Augusta Chambers, American actress, has
made an immense nit at the Theatre Royal. sydney,
n. s.w.
Beethoven's Heroic symphony" has been recently
played by Pasdeoup in Paris Germans gradually
winning their way back to the gay capital
Miss Jennie Hughes the favore serio-comic singer
and dashng soubrette will make her temperance In
this city, after long illness on Monday next
Steinway Hall was crowded yesterday afternoon on
the occasion OF Thomas public rehearsal for the NTH
symphony concert, which takes place tomorrow even
ing. The programme is follows Bach's first suite,
Heroic Symphony and Wagners "Faust" overture
Miss Drasdil will sing selections by Weber and Rubin
stein.
Won Bulow had good matinee at Chickering Hall
yesterday. He repeated Mondays programme he
plays tonight another Beethoven bill. Efforts have
been unsuccessiuly made by the Philharmonic Society
to get Won Bllow to conduct their last concert An
orchestral work by Tschaikowsky will be played the
next concert
Haydn's .Passion Music" will be performed ut
Manchester Cathedral, England on Good Friday. In
this city II there Is neither organist
pastor enterprising enough to present some OF the
grand passion music written by the old masters AT
least OF the grand compositions writtcn on the
passion of Christ have been heard here
Two 6ddlers named Michael whyte and J. Byrno
were drinking on February 2S in public house in
Dublin when quarrel arose between them concerning
their merits musicians Byrne thrown down
several times and at length his head violent
contact with the carhston and he killed Wnytc
charged with homicide and remanded.
Regarding the Beethoven sonata, opus log, which
Won Bulow plays tonight q German critic, Herr
Rellstab thus speaks OF the performance OF by the
eminent artist Nine Arabella Goddard -" Only
those who, by careful study, have obtained insight
into the difficult and complicated nature of this work
fully capable of apprecating tho extraordinary aud
mastery performance Of Arabela Goddard One thing
is ccrtanit is most stupendols task for the pianist
and the young and highly gifted lady has the thrccfod
merit Of having played it first in Germany, OF being
lady who did and Of having accomplished her task
with nuency and perfection iu which II is doubtful If
any man evor equallcd, much less surpassed her"
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
OBITUARY.
REV. J. L. RHATIGAN.


Tho pastor OF St Augustine's Roman Catholic church.
Brooklyn, Rev. J. l.. Rhatigan, died at the parochal
residence at an early hour yesterday morning De-
ceased was born In Ireland thiry-six years ago. He
came to this country when nero boy, and having
desire for the ministry, he prosecuted his studies in
that direction with He ordained by Bishop
Loughlin about ten years ago. When the parish of ST.
Stephens was created, which has since grown TO such
importance under the direction OF the Rev. Father
O'Riely the young priest was appointed curato. At
that period the Rev. Father Doris pastor of St.
Stephens on Carroll street, near Hicks About six
years ago the parish OF St. Augustine the western
slope Of Prospect Park was created, and the Bishop
assigned the youthful and Jealous priest TO the arduous
duty oi securing the ground and providing for the
erection Of church. fine site Filth avenue,
Bergen street. running back several hundred feet and
suitable buildings for the immediate wants OF grow
ing parish attest the Father RhatIgan who
was beloved by his flock and admired by all who knew
him. He was OF excellent abilities and
preacher was rather above the average Consumption
the Immediate cause of his death. The funeral
will take place from ST. Augustine's church tomor-
a eleven A. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA METHODISTS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CENTRAL METHODIST
CoNFERENcE-INFoRMATIo AS TO THE DREW
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
HARRISBURG, March %. 1876.
At the Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal
Conference this morning the annual missionary
mon delivered by Rev DR.. Holmes, OF Harrisburg
Revs H. s. Lundy, G, " savidge, Q. W. Marshall, J.
P. Benford, F. Adams W. H. Bowden, G. B. Agne, J.
n. Moorehead, 7. NJ. Griffith, y. II. Huston, A. p.
Wharton, j. r. Hykcs and A. J. Cook (tho last named
OF Chna) admitted into full ncction after hav
ing been cloquently addressed by Bishop Wiley The
organization OF the historical society considered
and the Revs. d. 5. Monroe, J. 5. McMurray, J. H.
McGarrah, s. NJ. Frost and j. B. Young
appointed committee the subject
DR.. Strong, OF the Drew theological Seminary,
made statement IN reference TO the work and worth
OF that institution. The election OF delegates the
General Conference made the special order OF
business for tomorrow. The Centennial sermon
preached this afternoon, by the Rev DR.. Hamlin, OF
Chamocrsburg. The Church Extension Society, this
evening, held its anniversary. Addresses were dev-
cred by Bishop Haven, and Messrs. McMurray and
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
A M u S EN- E MT S.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.


"Mons. Aphonse," production somewhat familiar
to New York playgoers presented at the Academy
OF Music last evening by the French Comedy Company
for the benefit OF their stage manager NJ Leon Leroy
Although the audience large, It decidedly
apprccatve and the admirable acting Of those whom
the several parts assigned the heartiest
tokens OF approval Tho absence OF orchestra was
rather significant but this deficiency amply CON-
pensated Tor by the clever representation Of the
piece Il would SEEM indeed, that the members OF this
excellent company rarely undertake the performance
OF any comedy which they cannot do every justice,
so far as their individual efforts concerned Nine
Clarence rs Raymond de hontarg acquitted herself
with credit and In several OF the more interesting
scenes displayed great ability. Nine Lormiami sus'
tanned the role of Nine Guchard with Characteristic
spirit and Mile. Thoer that OF Adrienne M DalDert
gave vigorous rendering OF Montaign, NJ Neniat ap-
pearing Octave VI. Richez as Remy and N. Delorme
as Dendomie. Although the surroundings were hardly
as cheerful and appropriate as they might have been,
the audience seemed delighted with the artistic manner
in which 'Mons Alphonse" was interpreted. LA
Cosere dcs Gencs" announced for Tomorrow even.
inv
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
CAPTAIN WILLIAM s. COOPER, R. n.

Tho special correspondent OF the HERALD at King
ston, Jamaica, writing the 10Th Of March, reports
the OF tho death OF Captain William Salmon
Cooper for half century superintendent, at that port
OF the Royal Mail Steamship Company. Captain Cooper
had for time the Royal Navy, in which
he attained the rank OF lieutenant. Though thor
ough sailor the gallant captain like English admi-
raj now living, was fond OF that noble ANIMAL tho
horse and his name generally appeared on the list Of
stewards TO the annual Kingston races He man
OF genial hospitality, and like those OF his profession
IN general, honest and ouspoken in all his dealings.
For Time before his death he had retired from the
service OF the Mail Company, well earned pension.
Captain Cooper had also held the position OF harbor
master OF Kingston for many years