The daily gazette., 1877-10-01

Eatrtdinment.-An exceptionally rich
treat is in store for our Theatre goers, on
Saturday evening next, when Mr.. Angus
tin DAILY, (who has SO long and success
fully catered for the amusement Of the
fashion of New York; will present at our
Grand Opera House, with the full
strength of his famous company of re-
nowned artists, his greatest and most bril-
liant Fifth Avenue success, entitled obi
vorse," "played for so many months TO
ltoverflowing houses in New York. With
| its stirring and emotional scenes, striking
incidents and situations, magnifice mt
scenery, new and splendid costumes, and
| immence cast, embracing the names OF
all the old Fifth Avenue favorites, and
presented under the personal direction OF
| Mr.. DAILY, the performance will be one OF
the dramatic event of the season.
| No charge is made for reserved seats
and no increase in prices such which
should, and no doubt will, ensure crow
ded house.
Police Record-Durlng the past
month the police of this city made one
hundred and seventy-two arrests for the
following crimes and misdemeanois:
Drunkenness, "; disorderly conduct,
%, assault and battery, 16; vagrancy, 30;
obtaining goods under false pretence, 2;
larceny, IL; violating the city ordinance,
2; threatening language, l, cruelty to an
imals, 1; corner lounglng, Z; indecent ex.
posure of person, 1; keeping house of i'll
fame, 8; cleaning privy wells in violation
of city ordinance, 2; th, eatening bodily
harm, l; keeping unregistered dog, l:
trespassing, Q, using abusive language, i;
tramps, 2; throwing stones. l; receiving
stolen goods, 2; selling liquor without Ii
cense, 1. Total, 172.
4 Theft of Beer Some time during Sat
urday night or Sunday party of young
men broke into the brewery OF Hartman
/, & Febrenback, situated on Riddles Road,
; and stole two kegs of beer. After steal
ing the beer they took it to house near
, nv and commenced to drink it. The po-
lice were informed of the fact, and after
a short search they found them in the
house where they had taken the Deer, III
: an intoxicated condition. They were ar,
, rested and taken to the police station,ano
were given hearing last evening. Ihey
3; were each held in the sum OF $zoO Iol
, their appearance at Court. The names
of the party are VIM. Welsh, Andrew
0 Mulrine. John Hamilton and Tlmoth!
4
Donohue. +
2 Al. The Reseruoir. the pas
/, week considerable progress was maze
the reservoir, at least one 1ourth Oh III
9 hank pudding being completed. II l
> the intention of the contractors 10 III
), crease the working force this. Week. am
6 thus get through with the pudd,ing =
, soon as possible. After the puooling
q finished the remaining work can soon "
u,rformed, and it is now expected Una
y the north compartment Will pe nnlsne'
1; before the winter sets Ia.
n Police Rdid'--Yesterday morning
about Q O'Clock, the police maue d Ial
30 on a house of ill-fame, situated on OrahS
o,roet be,ween Second and Third streets
- ond succeeded in capturing Josepnin
L I'm Annie Ainscow and J. Vancleet.-
TGev were given hearing before th
e. Ianor and we're each held in the sum
D. 4. S90o @ for keeping disorderly house, an
siSo required to pay $50 and costs le
a. "a; keeping a tippling house.
gbe Ne,D Holly Tree Inn.-The mort
= m1 o,,,er of Water and Market stree
presents. busy appe anu .re ni, nI
, Holly Tree'lnn building Is goahs Up orL W
naariy finished, and the carpenters a
nusb;na nusy forwafd their operations yiSo !,S!
!. s p',sI3 s.Whsn completed the bpllall
" viii wiIi Jnresent handsome appearance al q,
IS, Will Will he a great improvement to th
neighborhood.
Repie,o of LessonS.-1 es'eruan Saand HtSa Ra
10" noon the Bible class OF the oecouS Co. D :
tist Church reviewed the iessons ~.
mast three months. Ihe leSSQns NJ ~ :