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The New York herald., 1876-09-12
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson In the English provinces
will end December 10.
Stuart in the management of the Park Theatre.
The Swedish Ladies Quartet-Mlles. Amanda Carl
son, Ingeborg Lotercn, Eckstrom and Ercksar-have
arrived IRON Rotterdam, and will appear In New
York under the management OF Mr. Ludwig Ruben.
The King OF Bavaria has had executed in marble six
statues OF the horoes Of his iavore composer Richard
Wagner. The images represent Tannhauser, Lohen-
grin, the Hero of the Phantom Ship, Walther
Stolzng, Scgiried and Tristan
The Haymarket reopened on tho % Of September,
with Mr. j. s. Clarke as DR.. Pangoss in rhc Hcir-at-
I.aw' and Major dc Boots in "The Widow Hunt" On
the 11th Of September Mr. Gilbert's play, Daniel
Drucc, was TO have been played, with '' Marian
Terry and Mcssrs Hermann Vezir ana Herve in the
principal characters
The eighth regular season Of Mr. Daily begins at
tho Fifth Avcp' Theatre tonight with Bulwer's
Money, Mr. Charles f. Coghlan, Of London,
will mst- his first appearance in New York. Miss Amy
Fnusctt Will join the company in week. ''lfoney"
will be followed by spectacular comedy, In which
Sohlke and Bonfanti will lead the ballet
Tho Strakosch Italian opera company opened last
night at tho Academy Of Music, Philadelphia to a
large aud fashionable audience. "Norma" was per-
formed, with Nine Palmieri, Mile. Pcrsiana, Signor
Palmieri and Mr.. Coney in the principal roles Mme.
Palmieri made successful appearance and the other
artists were well received
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sur CuLrivAroR from Lobos for Valencia. before re-
ported put back to Callso Aug 10 lssky. making
three inches water per hour.
BARK GusrAvE Ger). Hummer. from Grsenock for One:
bee Mstane had been surveyed Sept and
condemned She will DO total wreck Materials Of the
vessel Will be sold
put into Valparaiso prior to Aug Is. leaking.
BARK EpurH Rosx. ASS has bsen sold Sourabaya
tor 100000.
BRIO PRAIRIE RosE Greenleaf. from New Orleans for
having ashore She will have to discharge for repairs
BRIG Isaac ErrIScKR (Ger) Refe from London. As
pnwal struck by lightning when on Point
~ which split topmast ana injured deck She had
board about 30 tons gunpowder.
BRIc MARY GARpNkR. Perry OF and for Yarmouth Ms,
with salt from Sc Martins was towed into Bermuda Sept
severe hurricane Aug 26 She dischsrgng Sept 6to
calk bottom.
Rio Grands WAS anchored Oh bermuda with Of sas
was an error Brig Mary Gardner from st Martins
Yarmouth. Ms. reported above. was the vessel
dereiict painted white and yellow stripe bottom newly
wns I'd on the Of the by the
wrccking schooner D,ckins and pilot boat Coral
portion consisting OF pitch pine lumber
been landed bermuda prior Sept t. The lumber was
branded on the with the Of l. Kensey. Savan
nah. Ca
LAuscHxp-At Bath. 9th inst, BY Goss Sawyer a fine
ahip named the ALAMEDA owned by PAT.
te Som Charles Davenport and Others Of Bath Charles
Moody Of Boston. and Captain Henry 0sis who
mapds her.
NorroLx Sept 10 On Friday morning last while of
Wolf Trap Shore. the schr Criterion. Capt
which composed OF valuable lumber. Messrs y j
Baker Co despatched tho tug Resoute her assistance
Quxsrc. Sept 1l--Steamer Niysnrs tBr). Fisher from
Newport f. Quebec with rsi~sy iron collided in In
dian with brigantine Psmlico Stubbs Michigan
Monrest tor Liverpool With lumber. The Psmlico put
sSed IN IN upper works Sa Is maxim no water a~
VINEYARD HAvxS. sep, 9-Schr Fri has bee spsirsd
and will reload her cargo and proceed
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
SUN AND NOOK
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. II, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RRPoRrHD By THE BRxALp srsAx YACHTS Axp HRRALD
wHirEsroyR TELEGRAPH

wHirrsroyR TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Australia (Br), Sdey London Aug with mdse
and II passengers TO Henderson Bros
Steamer Andes tBr, Hughes, Port au Prince Aug ~
ssvsnlla 26th Carhsgenx 29th sad Aspnwx Sept with
mdse and passengers 10 Pim Forwood 4 Co. Sept g. In
Crooked island passage passed steamer Acapulco hence
for Aspnwa; same time. schr Anna Sheppard. bound
sth steamer B bound s. iOth lat 81 So lon ~ H.
Mallory steamer bound 81 same day. steamer RApidan,
hence for Savannah.
with mdse and passengers TO Murray. Ferris 4 Co
Ship saracen oi London HRveron. Liverpool so days.
with mdse to Spring Co.
Ship Theobald Iof Richmond. Me), Adams London. 20
days IN laiiasrtoJ Elwe Co. 10 anchored ~ SANDY
Hook for orders
ship Lille soullard tof Yarmouth. Ns) Goudy Bremen
passed brig Village Belle bound Aug 2, had heavy
gale from sw 10 WNW lost and split sails; 7th. lat
&c spoke fishing schrs Allen. with 100 quintas hsh;
Leading Breeze Su do 2t LAT ~ "a Ion So A. ship u i'd
desex Br. from Jamaica for Lond m I'D iAt AZ rs Ion
5S 55 struck by terrific squs from NV accompanied
with rain. hail. thunder and lightning lasting about An
Ship Thcrva Br new. liza tons) Gvanam. Pctou, Ms
days. In ballast To master. - =.
days In ballast 90 Levin Is anchored sandy Hook
Tor orders
er) Herder Liverpool - days. In ballast TO
Chas uiing Co. Is snchored ~ sandy Hook Tor orders
Bark G~ore tof Windsor Ns). McIridc, Lordon 40 days
in ballast ~ Besux Sept lat 40 ~ Ion o. spoke
ser Edith from Baltimore for Amsterdam The George Is
anchored N sandy Hook tor orders -. -.
Brodrene iNor Evensen Dublin July 20 In ballast
BARK sutton tof s, John NB). Mclean Cork Al days.
In ballast 10 scamu,e Aug Is lat ~ lon "a 10
passed schr Evon tfrl bound vest lsh lat - y on
IS IS spoke bark John Giddre tB from Hsvre tor Mira
mch; Path lat tS. len t3 a. bark windwsrd from Rich.
ships painted white and apparently broken on
the is snchersd At sandy Hook for order.
ordsr' /. snehored sas a. sandy HOOK for ordsrs
hssk Narv 0ibson fof So Jehn NB sloan Lsndondsrrv
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p1-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Csptains officers
aged consng foreign trade observ
the the HERALD that It may be
brought publicly the attention of the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the KRALp New YORK
city,, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
on ofdpiaced buoys the OF their removal will suf
nee in a observed along tho Atlantic aud Pacific
coasts Of the American Continent When they observed
the coast OF European countries the Meditesnex
IL is that inform be either by telegraph
letter tho London Office Of the NKw YORK HERALD 46
Fleet street. London. to the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Whore the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 4s Fleet street, London"
Bennett. 81 Avenue de ropera. Par" Whore OF
displacement observed in the ofcountos beyond
the roach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
lent This Information will be cabed FREQ Of charge
the IKRALp and published
pS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Ths NKw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HKRALD steam yacht showing while
burning the colors red red changing from tho
other in succession and be several miles distant
Captains of vessels seeing this signal will obige
by preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
nSPersons desous OF with vessels srriv
ing New York do by addressing to such vesscls
Of HERALD news yacht pier No. East River New
York. Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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POLO AT BOSTON.
BOsrox Sent II Is

Bosroy, Sept IL, 1876.
Several thousand persons this afternoon Witnessed
the polo playing exhibition of the California company
~ Beacon Park. and the enthusiastic interest which
the game evoked at Saratoga and Newport
pested. As prelude to tho game, Captain
Mowry and his associates gave proofs Of their
wonderful ski in equestrian fcats similar to those
they have performed elsewhere. and many OF which
drew forth great applause Al the CONCLUSION OF these
the party divided itself into Two bands, Messrs
Nowry Jordan and Figuero taking Tho blue side, and
Nessrs Morgan, Canielo and Ballard the red In tho
nrst game, which lasted nve minutes, the blues
victorious The second game lasted little longer. and
had the result, but when the charge took place
In the opening OF the third game the reds got posses
OF the ball, and by good play held II well that
in less than minutes they had driven 1t between
their pennAnts and scored the game.
On Wednesday afternoon the games will be repeated
The New York herald., 1876-09-12

Steamer Nevada Br), Guard Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guon
Steamer Kcnilworth CB), Prowse, Antwsrp-Geo Col.
ton X Co.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland-J Ames
Steamer A sinners, Warren. PhilAdephis-Jas Hand
ship Joseph Fish. Stackpoe. London-Snow burgess
Bark Mercur tNor). Frivold Exmouth, E-Bockmann
Oerein 4 Co.
Bark Holmcstrand tNor). Boe Riga-Louis Tetens
Bark rloke tEor, Michaelsen. Elsinore-Funch Edye
Go.
Bark Triton GER. Witt. Elsnore Punch, Edye 4 Co.
Bark Norma Aus) Seopinich, Bremcn-Bcnhsn Boys
Bark Minnie " Watts. Watts, Antwerp-Snow Burgess
Bark Themtidsn Nor. Terjosen, Bordosux-C Tobias /
Co.
BARK Eliza Barss tBr). .vesey Hamilton. Ber-A Tucker
Brig La Plata (Br, Bray. GLEASON Dock, E-Blakxles /
Caldwell.
Brig Fsvot NoE, stcinorth, Bsyonns tFrsnee)-Funeh
Edye Co.
Brig Pearl. Brightman, Port Spain (rrinidad)-Dxhl
Trowbridge h Co.
Brig Nellie (Br). Rood. 81 Thomas and Turks Island
Penistcn h TO.
Brig Nellie. Higgins. S. Kits and West End St Crox-
Roche Bros i Co.
Helen Maria Look Demerara and Spain (Trlni-
dadJ-F whitney Co.
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, Sept 1O-Arrved. bark Purnton. Cross
ley gloucester. schr Bayls. johnson. New York
ilh-Arrved. Berks Pendieton. Phiadelphia;
Roman Crowei dc; Worcester Hedges. Halifax Domin.
ion, Clements. Yarmouth. NS schrs Matte Atwood.
Nrwcomb, Bristol. 4: w Bradley. Chase. Dundalk.
CearedSteamer Glsucus Bearse, New York brig Car
rie Pickering. Torrey. Portland; sehr Alta Cole.
Mitchell. New York
BALTIMORE. Sept li.Am,ved, steamer Sea Gull Lock.
wood Charleston ship Woodbury.. schmidt, Bremen.
bark Keystone (Br) Thompson sligo; scbrs shattnc1
Thatcher Kennebec; John Ingr .hani. Packard do ~
II Hand. Knott, New York - Fcoks Crsnmes d1' 40 yc"r
ii Kirk Cavalier Charleston; Mary Arnold Arnold New
Haven Mary farow, Mccarthy. Bangor p..,..
(,ienred--stesmer William Lawrence. Kent. boston
barks Enrique tsp) Benguria Lyerpooi Exess,oa 'sJ,
Hansen Cork; JoscfsA tSp Avinsa Qusehstown; sen,s
Eva Pet,cngili York. New York Prank Leaning cui-
len. Jersey city; Calvin Baker. Baker. Boston
Sailed BNrks Lydia Hilton. and Enriqnc.. N
BRUNSWICK, Sept i-Arrived. schr hA's hun''
yTC.mrsd br,g = Penneli. Bsek, Point Pitre; 9Th
schrs Addie FULLER Jorgenscn Boston; ro.e urosns
ph.Isds chia fall hands To- with lever ana ague)
BASsiOR sept s-Anivsd. brig Caroline EDDY. Dodge,
CardiG
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AHrwKlr. Sept 5-Arrived bark st George (Br, Hall.
IsriswAu- Aug 2s-s.iled. bark Continental. Myer..
Bshsupi sept i-s..l. :cSr White wna Pi.sn
New York.
sSss @ New & for rsass hf
Sailed from July mot AUG 80 ship stanordshire
Gong down the river Aug I. ship Bolton Abbey tBD.
cAssIss Sept 7-Anivsd. schr Chandler tBr,. Ross.
ss ss 5 s $. s.:s. .. ..s
SCALIAo Aug is-Arrived bark Nsrcid Nickenon, VAL
II port Avg ~ ship: pssi. CD Koopman and ch.s
DxnxnAxA Sept e-Arnved previously schr Mois. Athsr
sss s,s sDS ss9S and
Harmon Mailman. from and for New York, arrived st,
In port Aug IS brig Potomac (BD Wilson, from Bslsi.
GloucEsrsn, z; :SGu. Sept i.s.Ilsa ssss No5@.a
Channel with dealA
GLASGOW. Aug si-ssiled. brig A Doran (Br,. Shaw.
GI.cr BAY, cB Sept 7-clsarsd brig swifssure (Br),
Huxscoa Aug PIN port. schr John Merrill Pouruisr
n.S... FRI 5s:,,sd s:,,' s.s... 5 Taylor.
chureh Quebec bss Melbourne % Ronsr do 'f
sst
MauLnxiS. July 22-saiicd bark solomon. Ferguson,
Europe.
Noaru SYDNEY. cB, Sept s-Arrived. bark Niord No).
rosr ELizassrn:, cGH. July si-In port. bark A.eia
(Br). Reynolds. for Boston. ldg.
Poaro capELIo Aug i2.s.ed. bark MeNeill.
Crowell from New York;, Turks Island.
port Aug 10, bries Roanoke Keith from New York.
dschsrrinr; orbit Mash from rhl.depha, TO sail 2is.
from PhiiHdepha via barbados
PANAMA Aug 2i-Arrived, bark Ella. OBr. Christie, New
York 29th Constitution. Dearborn. Fran
CISCO: Sept 1, Honduras, Dexter. Central America.
PIc1oU NJ. Sept 7-Ceared schrs Cumberland Webber,
Por iaud; 9Th, l. st Pierre tBrl. Haley. New York
OuKBKc Sept 9-Arrived steamer Sandman (Br). from
Liverpool
srScAronr. July 19n port ships Msmnon. Baker from
Alyoa Bay arrived 27th falling; jean Ingelow Tan
ton Mobile TO 10 I'd for United States II Brookman.
tyson London in few days; Vanore (Br), for Now
York; Robt Morrison tBrl, Davies for do.
81 HELENA. date 10y Telegraph to London from Ma
dera 3iArrived ships Herald OF the Morning Towne.
Penang Tor London Henrietta blanchard Bsssein for
Falmouth.
Stuart Liverpool brgs Mad Of Lsngoleu tBr Feran.
Conway: Flying Cloud tDr). Wagner. Caernarvou
Cleared o. bark Robinson (Br Breen. Dublin.
ST GEonGx. NIB. Sept %-Saied. shp Hcctsnooga (Br,
YAmxouTm Ms. Sept 2Cieared, bark Mary Baker (Br.
c~~, nrle
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LEXINGTON RACES.
First Day of the Fall Meeting Of
the Kentucky Association.
Clemmie G., Creedmoor and Belle Mead
the Winners
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. IL, 1876.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept II, lSI6.
This the Arst day OF the fall meeting OF the Ken
tucky Association. The weather was threatening and
tho track heavy the result of the rain OF Sunday The
attendance however was fair and the SPORT consider
ing tho circumstances OF the most satisfactory charac
ter
PHGSIx HOTEL srAKEa
The sport WAS inauSurated by tho Phoenix Hotel
Etakes for three ODDS, mile heats or twelve sub
scribers only two TO the post these being T. J.
Ncgbben's chestnut lly by Planet, dam Eagless. and
A. Kecne Richards chestnut nlly Clemmie g. The lat
ter the iavorite 2 to l. the betting being quite
spirited
First Heat-The struggle throughout tho mile was
Of the kecnest and most exciting nature. For three
quarters they almost even terms when Acgb-
ben's hly slowly drew away from her competitor and
bnally won the heat by halt length. Time. l:4S4.
Second Xeat-rhc odds were 10 l on the Planet
Eagless hly. The pair went oil together in handsome
STYLE but at the quarter Clcmmie G. had one length
the best OF IT, This she steadily increased, aud landed
she winner OF the heat by 1--WE lengths. Time, ABA
Third HedL-Clemmie G. had the call in tho
pools, 3 to l. she got away with the lead and had
much still LETT that she easily dstanced Megibben's
Oily IN l:5lk.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YORK.
TWO CASKS IMPORTED TO THE BOARD OF
YESTKRnAY

TWO cAsxs EEpoRrED TO THE BOARD OF
HEALTH YESTERDAY.
Two cases of genuine yellow iever-one of which
proved ata-worc yesterday reported the Board of
Health, causing little furry among tho officials OF
that department. Both were from Savannah, Ga.
where The dread disease is at present raging with such
dire effect
Tho first that OF John Evans, wealthy
merchant OF Savannah, who fed from that city to es
cape from the epidemic, arriving IN Now York with his
family on Friday last having come the entire distance
by rail via Baltimore. The family registered at a
Broadway hotel the Of which the Health officials
refuse to make public. On Saturday Mr.. Evans became
nature OF his disease, however, was not
discovered until Sunday, and carly yesterday morning
lies sent Dr. Jane Deputy Sanitary Superint
TO make ali investigation He found the iacts stated
The body was soon encased In an alright IRON caskei
and shipped 10 savannah, and the clothing worn
BY deceased WAS burned. The hotel proprietors
took The precau,on to thoroughly aisin,sc:
up and orders given tha, II should not
again be used until after frost bad set in
The second case Is that of sailor named Mark Hall,
whose home is at Lowell Mass He also came from
Savannah, fleeing from the yellow fever, and arrived
on the same day, registering at the sailors boarding
house. No u Market street. He took sick Sunday
evening, and his attending phys,cian at once
saw the true nature OF his disease, and no
titled the Board OF Health. Sanitary Inspectors
Lockwood and Judson were despatched to the place
and had The patient transferred to the hospital ship IN
The lower quarantine. All his clothing anu eHects
were sent with him and the room was well disinfected
Later IN the day another case, at No Carlisle street.
reported, but investigation proved the disease
to be typhoid fever.
HERALD reporter convefsed with some OF the
Health officials IN regard 10 the matter. All conceded
in the opinion that epidemic would result in The
city, assigning that the too lar ad-
vanccd permit spread and also that the cases re.
ported widely separated and promptly attended
to- The discovery of the cases, however, shows the
necessity Tor tho establishment OF system ol quar-
anne Ut railroads conf ing from the South during the
existence of the epidemic savannah, as suggested IN
the HERALD Of Sunday last by which all danger would
ho nlu
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
SHOOTING OF DETECTIVE BRADY.

Yesterday David Kirkbridgc. who shot Detective
Brady on last Friday, was examined before Justice
Riley in the Third District Court, Brooklyn.
Detective Brady testified that he the prisoner
on Park avenue and asked him what he looking
for. Krkbridge replied ''Skillman street. and then
said ''if you wait minute will tell you what part Of
Skiiman street want to go to-" The prisoner then
drew a pistol and fired ut the witness The case was
adjourned Tor further hearing till this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
SPOKEN.

ship Minnie swim (Br, Liswen, New York for Bremen,
Sept z, lat III, Ion 50 20
ship with house tag White diamond and red border
probably ship Sghring ale from Francisco New
forxl. Aug 10. lat ~ u ~ Ion i20 81 a.
Bark Van Disman tBr, Landsboro from San Francisco
for Liverpool Aug 10. lat . ~ ". Ion III % W.
Hook, Aug H. lat ~, Ion iS
Bark Annie Torrey, Ibbey from Liverpool for Charles
ton. Aug II, lat 81 Ion n.
bark Lizzie u BRbson, Calcutta DAYS for ar
benead. Mass. Sept :. lat 70 N. Ion "a W.
Baik Auguste tNor), irom - Tor sandy HOOK, Sept O.
lat 4l uS Ion 81 Is.
sehr Csis ncyer, from New York for Gsvsssea Sept
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Colonel William E. Sim has succeeded at the above
theatre Introducing much that is fresh In the variety
element, and the programme last evening comprised
an entertaining sketch by Commodore and Major Mutt,
assisted by us Lee which buresque Of the Greco
Roman wrestlers elictod much applause; the Russian
athletes appeared in artistic acrobatc loats, the Foy
Sisters n amusing lrhe called moonlight
Shadows" Miss jennie Engci in lively songs; the
whole concluding with the romantic drama OF Car
touche or the Stolen Jewels There was largo
audience in attendance, who liberal in their ap
plause OF the excellent entertainment.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE coMIQUE-

There was an excellent programme at this theatre
last evening, In which all the performers appeared to
the delight OF large audience that ncd every part OF
the house 1t is not too much to say tina, the pro-
prietors have succeeded in combining variety conf
pany scarcely equaled and certainly not exccilcd In
New York. The programme Included sketches called
"District Telegraph" 5 O. t." ''Whars dat Gall"
In which Billy Barry caused much merriment, and q
local extravaganza entitled "Down broadway" Har-
riean and Hart appearing in their well known carl
catures In the latter piece
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
MAIL TRANSPORTATION.

Postmaster General Tyner Is now Ia this city, direct
ing his attention the subject OF increased facilities
for transporting the mails He intends to confer with
prominent railroad men here and will probably 90 TO
Saratoga Thursday to confer with Mr. VIM. II. VAN
derbt upon tho same subject
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
CROOKED WHISKEY" IN JERSEY

In Newark yesterday before United States Commits
soner John Whitehead Charles Dcbold, an extensive
lager beer brewer Of Railway, and Daniel Mcintyre
were arragned on . charge OF dcfrauding the United
States government in carrying on the work OF Illicit
Installation In Railway. The parties arrested on
Saturday by Chief OF Police Faon and tho government
ofnra
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MURDER TRIAL IN NEW JERSEY.

In the Court OF Oyer and Tcrmincr at Jersey City,
yesterday Horny Schwamb arraigned for the mur
der OF William Bolte at Union Hill He pleaded not
guilty. Schwamb came from Brooklyn 10 visit his
sister with whom he raised quarrel He Grew re-
voiver and pointed It her. Bette intercerec and
Schwamb deliberately shot him. Tho wouuned man
lived only two days afterward. The excslcment in
U.ion ~ great tho tno that the prisoner
sos hastily removed from the local station 10 the
COu .alI
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BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Mr. Sothern began brief engagement at this house
last evening, appearing his famous character OF Dun
dreary. large audience greeted him. and the usual
success attended his efforts to amuse. Old paygoers
compelled 10 laugh at His Iordship and his oddities,
SO II is wonder that those who him Tor the hrst
time lead in the applause and laughter The cast IN
cudes Miss Linda Dietz and Mr. NJ q. Daily, who play
the parts assumed by them ut the Fifth Avenue
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MURDER IN HARLEM.

About midnight Sunday Mr.. Caleb D. Weeks, of
No. Ill East l04th street. entered John Mundschen's
lager beer saioon No 1880 Third avenue and joined
in q gamc OF cards with Louis Fricsc John Bowman,
John Spcllman and Matthew Ii. Moore They quar-
relied game which had been lost by Weeks, and
he charged Speman with cheating. fight cnBued,
In which Spellman stabbed Weeks In the abdomen.
Moore attempted interfere, but knocked down.
The New York herald., 1876-09-12
KINGS COUNTY GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury tor the September term OF the
Kings County Court OF Sessions was empanelicd yes
terday morning by Judge Moore The calendar TO be
disposed of is very heavy no Grand Jury having been
In session since the middle OF July.
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A FORTHCOMING CREMATION.

The remains Of the late Theosoph, Baron J. H do
Palm. whose extraordinary funeral last June At Ma
sonic Temple. with Egyptian rites caused no little
interest, account OF their novelty throughout the
country, shortly to be crsmated This 10 done IN
consonancc with the wish OF the late Baron.
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Al the Finy-seventh Street Police Court yesterday
William Krkoi. OF Sxty-sevcnth street and Tenth
nue. was committed TO answer n charge OF cruelty to
dog. Officer Moore, OF the Twenty second precinct,
found him dragging bulldog through tho street. the
dos being bleeding and lacerated from the chain
tached TO his neck.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT ARRESTED.

William c. Lord, . prominent real estate dealer and
agent hitherto doing business at sol Broad stree,
Newark last evening arrested on charge OF fraud
and held 70 bail IN the sun oi $500
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WHALEMEN.
late. bark President I'd. Robin

Arrived ~ st Helena date, bark President ID Robin
OF NIB oil not reported.
Spoken-Seps lat So 81 y. Ion 73 % W. schr Sarah
Lewis rf Boston,. Cook. with 80 bbis SD Cant Cook
reports having spoken viously schrs Lote ook
with 20 bbls sp. Mary simmons with l9) bbls SD
An:sr,ic With % obls Asona with i2o bbs sp, and
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DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT.

John Gamble, aged sixty three, Of No 3s3 Union
street. Brooklyn. died very suddenly At No ia Front
street yesterday. Deceased an old merchant OF
this city and brother of Coroner Gamble Coroner
Croker notified
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW.

John johnson, OF No los Fort Greene place. Brook.
iyn who had his left hand crushed by falling from the
front platform OF street car last week. died al the
City Hospita, yesterday from lockjsw Coroner Smms
VAS notified