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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-20
MICHIG IN. STATE LAND OFFICE,

.s5 MICHIG !: N, STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, October LIST, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In described swamp Land, situate in Cheboy-
gan county, heretofore reserved on road contracts
or licensed homesteads, which land has reverted
to the State, will be RESTORED to market at this Of
fee November Sth, 1877, at ten o'clock A. M, and
will be subject to sale according to the form pre-
scribed by law.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-20

MlCHIG AN STATE LAND FFICE,
LANSING, September oath, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN described Primary School and Agricultural
College Land, situate in Cheboygan county, for
feited for non-payment of interest will be offered
for sale at public auction at this Office Novenl-
Der 9Th 1877 at ten O'Clock A. NJ, unless previously
redeemed according IT, law.
b. E.PARTRIDGE, Commissioner.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-20
Notice..

u. =. LAND UFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Sept. 4, 1871. !
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Of
" flee by Joseph M. Uramer, against John HI.
Park. for abandoning his homestead entry, No.
1929, dated November 2. 1875, npOn the n W fl 4
and W 4 Of Nv i, section Z, township IS north,
range west, in Cheboygan county, Michigan,
with view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Office on the It'll day of November, 1877,
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
SETH q. MOFFATT, Register.
106t PERRY HANNAH, Receiver
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-20

AS Luc Cttl was ilOW HUI kuOTe Ludlf Rdkl
full, Vivian debated with himself, as he
walked toward the seat, whether or no
he was not bound in pOliteness to- sit
elsewhere. The lady solved the knotty
point for him again making room and
looking an invitation to take his old
seat, which we may be pretty certain he
did. sv a,-i.sa 800 ~
''Of course you lost my purse in the
browd J"
An electric battery couldn't have pro-
duced greater shock. ,ss li:5 ..r..
Upon my wordP' QecOvering) Il nev-
er thought of it from the moment you
handed it to me till now. Lose it? No;
| never lose anything" said he returning
the article. a - - -i9
You have not taken out the pay for
my supper" said she. =, ,s1
"Nor shall L lit was pay enough to see
you enjoying your meal.'
Some observing soul has told the world
that young ladies lose their charms when
eating, and this one was evidently famil-
mar with the old maxim, for she smiled
knowingly at the intended compliment.
and merely replying, 81 hate fiatterers. )
was proceeding to reopen her nOnel-it
being yet light enough to read--when
Vivian made bold dash and manfred the
name OF the book. - 90 '-''
1t was Dickens Little Dorrit,n and
the mention of that admired author led
to an interesting discussion of. writer's
and their works, followed by discussion
on other subjects, and general draw
ing out" Of each others opinions and
characters. Thus it happened, that when
old Sol had gone. to rest, and night had
falriy come, they were so much Interest
ed In the conversation, and the cars made
so much more noise than before, it be-
came necessary to put their heads quite
close together, and Vivian even presumed
SO Tar Tor forgot himselD as to place his
arm over The seat, with hand resting
lightly on bis companions shoulder.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-20
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
Ef LANSING, October LIST, 1877, I

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In described swamp Land, situate in Chippewa
county, heretofore licensed as homestead, which
land has reverted 10 the state, will be restored
to market at this ofce November 8th, 1877, al ten
O'Clock A. M, and will be subject to sale accord.
ing to the form prescribed hy law.
B. PARTRIDGE, Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
Mn. RrcyoLD AT BoorH's.

The new management which has succeeded Jarrett
Palmer at Booths opened tho spring and summon
season last night with programme sufficiently al.
traclivo TO merit encouragement. Coming IN SO late
in the season. II Is, perhaps, natural that some allow
ance should be made tor certain defects in the
setting OF tho pieces which were presented. This
apart there was much TO praise. The opening piece in
three acts by Mcssrs Simpson and Mcrivac, entitled
"Aone,' in which Mr.. Rignold took the leading role,
is wanting in action, but contains some strong points
and brisk dialogue. The motive OF the play is drawn
from the Lear OF Shakespeare, but It Is
toned down the cxigences OF frock
coat and a retired English colonel. Mr. Rignold
as Colonel Chaliice. old ana blind and cmbitiered
against world, but with kindly heart in spite OF
lis rough husk, played with considerable force and sus
tanned his trying part until the close, when, with his
cycsght long daughter restored, he resolves
never moro to DO alone. Mr.. j. b. Warde played DR..
Muckethwat with line humor but the surprise OF tho
evening the vivacous acting OF Miss Marie Bra
brook in The part OF Mrs. Thornton, q
charming nuidds tmdgnnire. u he daughter, played
by Miss G. Church, earnest piece Of acting.
sBlack Eyed Susan concluded the evenings perform
ancc with piquant Miss Nina Varian tho title j6ie
The William OF Mr. Rignod is dash,ng, gymnastic
pathetic and breezy II should be, and to the
wniom Henry V. tripping IN the sailors hornpipe Is
enough TO repay anybody for enduring this relic of
dramas In blue jackets. with one or two men and
women aud number OF characters scaricaiures en-
silhouette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY 15 ls77-TRIPLE SHEET.

Roil6, do; Fanchon nr). Cain Baltimore; c'ovsnn
>us'. Dulcrh do; rolou,eo tAus 6lsdulich %: Rosa
Aus, cosulich. Isaac rs,. vaccarich Philadelphia"
Mandarin (Nor Olsen. New York; Alberto tAus, Caru
coyich, do; Kong Oscar Sor Rotnnu Charleston briggs
sabra dr. Charlton. Norfolk; Scots Craig ur. smp
New York; Assyran (3r, conn, do; Tordensxjoid
(No-). Olsen. Wilmington, nc.
Also arrived 18th. a NJ steamers CITY Of Chester tBr)
Tbbetts. New York for Liverpool; 10 30 NJ Adriah
tBrl. Perry, do for do (and both proceeded).
Sailed 10th. 3 A NJ. steamer Wisconsin tBr) Hoime
from Liverpool, New York tbrngs tho Of the
wrecked steamer Dakots).
ST NAzArar, May i-Arrived. bark salome CNor> Thy
gesen. Daren
TRIESTE to May if-Arrvcd. bark PrIgate Bird (Nor)
Wonder Lppc. Philadelphia.
WATERFORD. May I2-sailcd. ship Ciampa Emilia dtaD.
Corcnrcello Baltimore.
Arrived United Kingdom port May 49, brigs Francis
John tBp, Bentley, Bull River; iitn, Isabel BD. Will
ams, do.
LONDON. May 14-Bark Hans George Ger. Gornitska
from Charleston for Hamburg, arrived AZ DunYcness May
IL with loss OF spars and sails.
Bark Tide Figia uiaD, Baestrca, from Baltimore
rived at Falmouth May H. having thrown her beam
ends during heavy gale cut away main and mzcn top
with NIL attached ship: also lost bowsprt,
jibbo I'M and buwnrks vessel strained and caNy.
Bark Saturn tNor. Olsen, from Daren for Dartmouth
has arrived. strained heavily. Had at time eight cet
OF water In her hold. los, bulwarks.
Stesner Iaraid Iaarfaecr Nor, which left Christian
sand for New York May has put back damaged, having
aground Divers Of her keel broken and
plates damaged Repairs will deain her abont
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
DESTRUCTION OF A VILLAGE.

ST. JoHy, N. b., May II, 1877.
A great Gro occurred at ST. Stephen this evening.
large number OF business places in King and Water
lirces destroyed. including tho telegraph Office,
Tho Courier tnowspapcr) Office and the Watson Hotel
Both sides OF Water street from Nehemiah Marks to
shorts shpyard swept by the fire. and also both
SIDES Of King street from Water street to Grlmmers
house AMI tho New Brunswick and Canada Railroad
Depot, wharves, lumber and number Of buildings.
The new ship Chapman loses all her sails. Tho aggrc-
gate loss Will probably reach $2oO,000
The following some Of the premises burned -
Ross, icwcry; Gopong Bros. dry GOODS; Gregory,
grocery; Bixby, grocery; Brown, butcher; Patton.
liquors. Walls, books; Robert velly, liquors; Orange
Hall, Masonic Hall, Quinns Hotel and many other
places. owing TO the destruction OF tho telegraph
Office further particulars will probably not be obtained
until to-morroW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The audience at the Boston Theatre last night was
dismissed tho close OF the second act OF 'Miss Null
ton, the manager assigning reason insufficient
rchcarsas owing TO Miss Morris indisposition.
The seventh annual operate entertainment given by
Nine. MurioCeln and her pupils at the i.yceum The
a,re last evening was attended by a small audience
AS the performers all amateurs the pcror nco
does not allow OF criticism.
Mr. Frank ildcr gave a concert at Park Hall, New
ark, last evening, with his Young America singing
Club The concert was well attended ana warmly ap-
plauded The feature OF the evening the singing
OF Master Thomas +. Montgomery, tho boy soprano,
who sang besides simple music, diiicrlt ro.
nance .eThc Road TO Paradise" by BlumcnthaL
since Coker we have had no boy soprano equal TO
Master Montgomery
The performance 10 be gwen tomorrow afternoon
Mt the Arch Street Theatre Philadelphia by the youn
actress Miss Enlc Ellslcr, for the purpose OF enabling
the members OF tho dramatic profession 10 witness
her will DO an unusual and Interesting event Her
brethren and In the art who are now In New
York are cordially invited by the management OF Mrs
Drow's theatre. Our advertising columns to-day con-
tain announcement to where free tickets TO and
from Philadelphia may be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
FIRE IN GOLD STREET.

fire broke out about midnight last night in tho
four story brick building No 0 Gold street. Oiiccr
Edward Moran FIRST tho smoke proceeding from
tho upper loor and Immediately gave The alarm. A
sccond alarm sounded and eight engines and one
hook and ladder company soon on the
spot The iron shutters and doors made Il very
dificur for tho iremen to enter. AMER these were
broken open the fumes burst forth from the windows
the Two upper floors Tue hose OF engine ~ was
carried up ladder. but just II was near
the top windows ono OF the sections burst
Thomas Farrcn, Of engine 80, brayey entered
tho building through the binding smoke
and succeeded In mcndiEg the hose. Several other
hrcmen entered with him. Others assembled tho
roofs OF The adjoining buildings and directed streams
oil water upon the flames Tue fire under control
by ono O'Clock ana ~ another hour II cxtin-
pulshcd. The building was occupied by the agency
Tor Hostotter's bItters, the ground floor; second
floor Charles II. Rutherford. commission merchant
and dealer drugs aud chemicals third aud fourth
Hoors kosenl a. Sons, OF Philadelphia, manuiac-
turing chemists; Charles Ellis, Son 4 Co, pharlna-
ceutca preparations. Tho loss stock and building
estimated az about $4,000 The damage to stock
prime pay caused by water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

ST.. LOUIS, No.. May II, 1871
Another injunction sui. was instituted Saturday
the United States Circuit Court by Barring Brothers
& Co., OF London, against the ST. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railway Company, and Thomas
Alien, president, and Henry @. Marquand, vice prcs
dent Tho petition in the alleges violation OF
the agreement OF the funding scheme, and asks that
certain resolutions passed different times by tbs
Board Of Directors under which certain bonds wcrc
transferred TO Allen and Marquand aud others and
ordered TO be Sold be sct and declared null ana
void. The subp9cas in the made returnaDle
June a. Colonel W. Il. Arthur. OF the most sue
cessiul railroad the Western country has been
appointed general manager OF the road, and after
thorough inspection Of tho entire line OF tho road
pronounccs II to be in most satisfactory condition IN
all respects A party OF New York capitalists In.
tercsicd in this road will proceed II on tour OF
inspection to-day, and another party will make an
excursion over the road for the same purpose later IN
fho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
FOREST FIRES.
Devastation Sweeping Over Northern
New York and Vermont.
MILLS AND VILLAGES BURNED.
Whole Districts Enyeloped in Smoke
Neighborhoods Fighting the Flames
to Save Their Homes


ST. ALBAXs. VT, May IA, 1877.
throughout the entire day dense smoke has hung
heavily over this vicinity, arising from immense
forest arcs on the west side OF Lake Champain.
Dispatches tonight from Clinton Mills. on the ogdens-
burned this afternoon and about forty families made
homeless. The large mills situated at the Clinton
Mills station, together with immense amount Of
lumber were on the verge OF being consumed by the
flames at four O'Clock this afternoon Tho inhabitants
were IN desperate state OF excitement tho flames
were rapidly spreading before fierce Wind.
BLAZING WOODLANDS.
AT tho town OF Forest, about twenty-five miles from
Rouses Point, the woodlands arc on fro the flames
rapidly spreading. AT this late hour tonight no
further particulars can be learned.
A CITY
The region Of the Adirondack Mountains, opposite
the city OF Burlington, w. Is on IRE. The smoke com
plctcy envelopes the city and the country for fifty
miles south toward Rutland is envclopcd such dense
smoke to great anxiety for the sufety
OF those residing the side OF Lake Champlain.
VERMONT.
Tie woods Bralnerd's Mills, about two miles
from ST. Adams have been burning tho past ten hours
About liy have been burned over and the IRE
Is still raging tonight Standing timber is being
swept down by the ncry element. Tho flames leap
from tree tree. and the spectacle Is never be-
lore beheld Where tho lire wlllstop is yet unsoyed
problem.
RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED
The forests the vicinity OF Canaan, Canada are in
flames railroad bridge on the Waterloo Railroad
las been burned. and the people Tor miles around
congrcgated together lighting the flames TO stay their
progress. ! have just received information that the
orests in the vicinity OF Clinton Prison havo eau ght
ire. The weather shows no indication OF ram.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AScosA, May Ii-Arrivcd. bark Domenico dtaD. Jaeca
rino. New York
Asrwsnr May i4-Arrived. steamer Acton tBr. Young
New York; ship Otto l. Antonio tNor Gunderson. do;
barks bertha Bahlrus (icr). Wcsclky, Darien; Otto
George Ger, Lnck. do.
Sailed 18th, bark Jonathan Chase. Curtis Philadelphia.
gR,sroL MAY I3-Arrlyed bark Lcif (Nor). Berhimus
sen. Daricn.
sailed I4tb tho Emmanuel. for Philadelphia.
BREMEN May i4-Arriysd, bark Johan Keper Ger).
srile. New York.
sailed i4,h ship Agra Ger. iiogeman. Baltimore.
cuyarounc Nav S-Saiied. bark Exandi Cior. Archu
sou, United States.
cur,srsSsAxp. May l--salcd. steamer Harold Haar-
fagcr or cliberg. Now York (and since rcturnedsee
bclow)
DuxGpsrss May l--Arivcd. bark Hans George tGs-,.
Gornitzka. Charleston for Hamburg tsce helow,.
DAnraorrn. May i4-Arrvcd, bark saturn cor) Olsen.
Darien below
F,tNourH May i3-Arrivcd. barxs Tide Fielia dtaD
Bass,ru baltimore tsco below Sparkling Foam ,I,r)
Smith New Orleans, 18th. Gaspad (Nor. Nielsen. Ba
more for Mnlpas.
aalxsBv May l2-A,rved bark Arracan tswe,. odlund.
Dafien.
GLASGOW May i3-Arriyed bark Paker (Nor) Christian.
sen. Wilmington, &c.
GnxK.ocK, May i3Arrivcd ship Constance (r) James,
New York
noxa koSc May ic--Arrvcd, ship Highlander. Hutch.
inson. Boston
liULL, Nay i4-Arrived ship la tsw) Borge, fensa-
cola
uAunuaG Nav if-Arrivcd ship JaIrus Lincoln. Lom-
bard Point Lobos win Falmouth
nrlvogr, May IL Sailed steamer W schotcu tDutchj
Janxen. New York.
HSvRE May 14-Arriy,d, steamer Laorad"r Pr). sang
licr. New York.
1rswrcn. May i2saiied bark osanna ntaD. Garguilo.
United states.
L,vpRrooL Nay is-Arriyed ship Por,iaw (Br, Andor.
son, New Orleans.
LoxpoS, May I2-Auived, banks Ocean Beauty OBJ,
sca-roxo Now York: Wild Hunter Twambly Pensacola:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

Hy"For loss OF brig Beare cable intelligence,
general news The i 2,3 tons register 10
years old aud belonged in Newcastle, Me.
We indebted purser OF the Tybec from
ST Domingo City. &c. for favors.
The purser Of steamer Clyde will please
thanks for attentions.
BRIG TARTAR Ger. from Hong Kong via Yokohama Feb
% San Francisco May g. reports April lat 10 IS lon
shipped u heavy sea and washed away whcehouse.
scnn CAMILLA nsherman), from Provincstown for the
Banks into Halifax May 10 to get replaced two jibs
lost in squall ON the 7th
Sem EMMA II DRUSsoSp. mt Baltimore from Demerara,
had heavy weather aud sprung foremost and lost sails
ScnR coSpovA. of Bristol, which went ashore Sea-
grove Cnpc May sold yesterday ut public sale for
about $500
wnroKs-The ship Assacuradeur Ger. and bark
day--tLc former for $3.50 and the latter for 500
BERMUDA. May ,o-As tho brig Tycoon tBr) was pro
the latter vessel havng been anchored in position 70 OBJ
Tyeooas oSoon was broken the proceeded on
her VOYAGE
BAhrrmonr. May l4-capt Dutton, Of the brig Alice,
May lat IS 40 Ion ~ passed abandoned schr anont
300 tons, loaded mainmnst 10 feet above her deck
and foremost and forctopmast standing.
HALIFAX, May I4-Ship Jennie (Br), at this port from
Bremen reports ID inst at 80 50 n lon ~ 30 pissed
schr Sarah, from ieorgctown PEI for New York. with
The fishing fleet the sanbro Bank experienced
severe ae on THURSDAY nnt Inc vess lost cables ana
SOUTHWEST PASS May lo-ship Wyoming. for Bordeaux,
previously reported being TO sea drawing 20 feet
to-day by the towboats Ocean and is now
her to the city for rcpars She will have to dis
The Steamship Toutonia previously aground and
rudder broken in Eads etes pulled of and Is in
on her way TO the city.
pBuILpIsG-A bark, exnetly like the Rein
deer ~ New Bedford on saturday to DO imme
datcy built in the same place by Mr. Dammon for the
firm. .....
LAuscusn-As New Bedford May IA bark Reindeer. s57
tons, built by Samuel Dammon for Mossrs Swift Perry
before noticed).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA; May l2-Arrivsd. sclrs ARMSTRONG Port
Thomns Gcorsctown Wild Pigeon, Providence; liil-
ton. philadelphia.
II Iiaddic sJr ana i B oosporih"ae, ,''' ''s'pa
Pissed down from Georgetown -scirs John rway. W
ArfOsAuG, May ia-Sailed, schs Diadem Gray. Now
BOSTON. May ls-Arrivcd. steamers WIN Lawrence.
owss B, IN, srr'earF Worth rni,ad phiS; parks
russ. Island 'cnr Mary s,anaiss ssns r.r' ssnnson
schr Jessie y smith. Tyler, c,cnfncsos
sallcd-s,camer lsttian.
pool harmon, SIcscr.oo rhadelp1is; en,ks Ada Beard
Narss i Nellie Mitchell. Jackson, ror fraya: West.
"1s Ssasrcs ssc Snsi 's"' sl
sf 'sf'pn snS 'aS' .nsss Fannie RdS
lett Konaou,; crceker. crorkcr, ana Jennie csr-
aan"s wies AmSoy sser, aan,on
rn csy w ss r" s"s As@; si sn
fGdaielplis; y walton Racsscw. Ale sandria 49,
oral esaas; s i sas n gs sso .sh
. n rSS
rn,"Gslphia; Louisa FRAZIER Crawford do Ks'e ~
ass Ds"xs 1ssd1 as.s sfI .s smith
ceasa-s,eansr Neptune. Berry. Nsw YORK; sch, schrs
ham, New Ycrk John isosio %sn. rSisd.lpsiai;
Treasure Henderson, Boston. Nickcrson, do; j.
nmorson Scars. Baltimore Lucy y Handy Georgetown,
BnpMoH NAY + arrived '' steamers Falcon KIRBY
s HssssSe SrH.a i CHEZ
Cardcnas schrs Eliza Christie. ncnsell. 81 Johas iR
George Tauiane adams, Boston,; MansoE Manson, do
y Parker, 0ulton, Orient. Ill; ~ loyt, Lyon New
Haven
Also arrived, ship Stella t;er, Horn, Bremen; bark
Odrlia Span. Echcvarro, Havana; schrs Is Fisk,
Rogers, boston Cranmcr, lizard do Emma u Drum
mond Higgins. Demerara Miscellany Geo Porc,,
Allen, - Joan Nh: " T. ellier tivombs. do Berry,
Leach. Bangor Wilson, Crcpper, New York; Jennie
Miller. Trcfethcn Woods Hole
Cleared Steamers Vim Woodward, Young New York
John HOPKINS. Iialctt Boston banks Agostina tital,
Erickson Queenstown schrs fhos Seward Pattison Mas
sau; sam Weller Downs. RIO Janeiro David Taylor,
Gaskell, Port Antonio; Mary HIND Hand Bridgeport
uatNA Bunker Smith, Boston; John anson, MapaQn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
wAI.rAcK's ..RosEpALn.


.Roscdao" Mr. wallack's romantic play, was re-
vivcd at his theatre last evening before large au
dience with excellent effect. "Rosedae' is too
tamihary known 70 metropolitan audiences and too
intimately associated with Mr.. waacks own achieve
men,s to mako its reproduction at this time tho
apology for a rehearsal Of It's features We need
only mention that last night recalled past sue
ccsses very vvdy indeed, that the scenery was very
fine and that the cast embraced nearly the entire
strength OF Mr. Wallack's company. TO convey an idea
OF the manner in which the play was received More.
over, It was tho means Of bringing out again some
prominent members OF the company who have been
absent from the boards during the production Of "My
Awful Dadn For It's more complete prcsenaiio ION. we
are told, there had been elaborate prepare
t,on, ana certainly last nights performance
cid not belle tho assertion, for al! went
smoothly and satisfactorily. Mr.. Baker, 100, was
evidently at considerable pains TO rearrangc
the music he succeeded in giving very pleasing
D,eange, embracing welcome melodics-somo novel
some iamiIlar-an! an entirely new overture. As
Elliot Grey Mr. Wallack crisp, hearty and viva
cious as need DO. Mr.. John Gilbert gave realistic
picture OF the villain, Miles McKenna Mr.. Beckett's
powers OF comedy ample vent In the pecuartes
of burberry Kobb. Mr. Arnott very earnest and
at times correspondngly eloquent as Matthew Lc'gh,
Mr. Cyril Scare reflected credtaDy the character
OF the gentcinanly scoundrcl Colonel Cavendish May.
Miss Ada Dyas, whose Lady Florence May was
graceful and finished representation had narrow es-
cape from accident in the second act While leaving
the stage a scafioldng supporting the stairs TO tho
back, gave way, and she fell fow feet behind the
scene neccssiating momentary interruption OF tho
play but fortunately escaping injury. Miss Ellie Ger
mon played Rosa Leigh cheerily and MIS- Seton and
Mrs Farren, each IN her sphere, did well as Sarah
Sykes and Tabtha Stork With this brief mention We
nav let tho curtain drop on ..Roscdae," merely add
ing that any who hds not had the fortune 10 see
tay piHy heretofore may SEQ y now under tho most
pleasing conditions possible Rosc,lac Manor and the
gypsy camp beautiful scenes and both Justly
elected liberal applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15
THE NEW YORK AQUARIUM.

very valuable collection OF tropical fishes, living
spongcs coras have been received at the
New York Aquarium from Bermuda. Beautiful angel
and zebra fish among tho varieties besides pink
squirrel fishes, the curious horscman fish, bright yell
low grunis hine fishes sea surgeons so called from
their having keen edged spipc in tho tail, which cuts
and wounds like lancet ScyIlarus mquino xialis, u
very FARO funny looking creature oil many colors
A Quebec telegram announces the capture OF white
whale Off the lie ccndI es and II Will arrive hero
in few days. These novelties Will, doubt, attract
crowds to the aquarium.