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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

EB A crack" surgeon was lecturing
in a hospital. He had begun scientific
anecdote, to which he perceived that one
member, at least, of his audience was
not paying due attention. The heat of
the room was great, and the poor young
man may have sat up half the previous
night engaged in study; but the L" crack''
surgeon was naturally annoyed. He
kept his eye upon Mr.. S., and deter
mined to be down upon him in half a
minute. He continued the scientific
anecdote. "This person, as 1 said, was
bitten by dog which was suspected of
being rabid. Mr. s., are you favor
ing me with your attention? Then
what did say last ?"
Mr.. s. had but o hazy view of
what the g crack' doctor had been say
ing from the beginning, and he had
only half his wits about him to meet
the emergency. His fellow students,
however, began to prompt him. I" You
were saying, sir, that the gentleman was
bitten by dog, which was suspected of
being being q rabbit"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

ggT " Just look at my thimble, (" said a
young lady to her beau: cit is actually
worn out. Don't you think ought to
be rewarded for my industry ?p The
young man replied that he thought she
should be, and the next day he sent her
a new cap for her finger with the follow
ing lines.
/ send you thmbefO fingers nimbe
Which / hope will fit when you try it
lt Will last You long IL it'shalf as strong
AS the hint which YOU gave me TO buy it.n
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

IMPORTANT NOTICE. - The subscriber
Il late Of the firm OF Rhoades 4 Smith would
and vicinity, that he has opened WAGON
MAKER-SHoP, and is prepared to make new
wagons and repair old ones at short notice, and
at from TEN TO TWENTY per cent. cheaper than
the old firm.
Blaln, August 8, 1867.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

ca A few years ago there was man
in Boston who had six or seven corpu-
lent daughters. When asked how many
children he had, his answer was gen.
orally something of this kind: 81
have three boys and about thirteen
hundred weight of girls"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

Egr" What !" said the ancient Dutch
man of the Mohawk valley, when asked
to contribute to new lightning rod for
the church. 'You dink de Lord dunder
his own house down 2" And so sayeth
Bishop Coke in view of the recent
Russian reverses.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-06

81 A woman who was told to heap
hot Goals upon the head of her enemy,
not having any Goals on hand, squirted
a lot of pepper sauce into the eyes of
her next door neighbor.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
CLEARED.

Steamer state Of Indiana 3D. ssdIer GlssxowAussla
Baldwin Il Co.
steanler wsland Ger, Hebtch. Hamburg Plymouth
and dCherbourg-kunhardt X Co.
Steamer Huntsville we st Johns, PR. &cJ de Rivora
4 TO. 80.
Steamer Gamma U,r) Liddicoat Hamilton ,permuds,-
A r Outerbrdge.
steamer EIsanora. Johnson. .Portiand--J Ames
Steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston-H y Dlmock.
Steaner 5 Walker lBr). Dunscomb, Now lIsven-Ar-
Ship Artist sBr), Sargent Liverpooi-Chas Marshall
Co. .
Bark vokvang (Nor, IIuuve, Queenstown Plymouth or
Falm yuth for ordcrs-Bock mann. Oerein 4 Co
Bark Caroline tt;cr) Stricken. Bremen--J PAUL..
BARK Lyn (Nor), Void. Hsvre-Louis Tetens.
Bark Sso (Ftus), tiranberg, Havre-Funeh. Edye Co
bark Golden Fleoco (Bs Armstrong Barbados-H Trow-
Bark Fioreucs l. Genovar. Simmons, Matanxss-James
Henry. . :.
Brig Charlotts Bruck. Smith. Kingston. jas de Cor
dovA ...,,
Schr Jesse CARL. Underhl, Cadiz b weinberg q Co.
Schr Kensett. tiuptill. Csdix--F Talbot Go.
Schr & Gerrish Pike st Johns. PR--Scammell BROS.
Schr Ccphas Stsrrctt. Babbidge. Port spain-D Trow'
schr Charlie " Dow, Child Savannah Parsons Loud.
Schr Tarry Not Corson, charleston --Evans Ball Co.
Schr Nelly Potter. Howard. Washington, NC-W Hin
man. 49,
scnrO Asxsn, Toms Brassport-atamfora Asnaiactus'
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

rivers now without xnown or outlets. Many
persons possessed Of such singular powers Of dvuaon
Brown Is TO be classcd with the magcians OF Eggs
whose fasity Moses revealed with the apostles Of
new psychological science Is yet 10 be determined by
The performances Of Mr. Brown last evening was with
slight exceptions, complete success There was a
COMMITTEES upon the stage composed Of tho following
gentlemen : Mcssrs Frank Hill, Edward Flynn
Gehard Gade, Centennial Commissioner from Norway !;
r. A. caswell, and Drs. Hockey and j. A. Little. I'm
DER Their supervision all The experiments were per-
dience," said Mr. Brown. ..who would like
to have his pain iocateds" and in response stout
brown. who was blindioIdsd, alter considerable
contorton business discovered that tho subject
had pain in the right hand, which the stout
spectators. Mr.. Brown also, bndfolded traced
through Ave individuals penny which nad .ld
been been given ,",, TO tho FIRST The last vou,na a"a
depended upon tho selection Of gentleman from the
audience, who asked by Nj. Brown to nx his
mind upon any porson the house Mr. Brown was
tended by the subject, endeavortng 10 read through
his mind, the features OF tho man he thought or he
then returned to the platform, removed the oandage,
descended 10 tho oor and with little delay placed bis
hand upon the shoulder OF the right gentleman tbs
success was rewarded with enthusiastic applause
The gentleman who assisted In this last test believes
that Mr. Brown could have read hs mlnd but that
be- Was load by involuntary muscular motions TO tho
person recognized In the subject This agrees with
misses utterly improbable any element OF spiritu.
aity and explains the whole marvel upon purely phys
young man, with mobile features, . quick
bright eye long hair, and very small head why
he should be gifted with powers beyond those Of the
wiso committee and the intelligent audience 10 dill
cult understand His exhibition certainly very
entertain ing and novel; but not ut all marvellous
than the second sight OF Professor Helors daughter
There little usefulness such exhibitions those
Oi Mr.. Brown except as they show 10 what unusual
skill the senscs oil touch and hearing may be trained.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

The Grst general meeting OF the Yew York Yacht
Club for the current year, was held at tho rooms,
Madison avenue and Tvsntyscventh street, last even
Ing.
oYsIcKRs FOR YEAR.
Tho onicers annexed elected for tho year,
Comnodore-S. Nicholson Knne. OF the schooner
yacht Restless.
Wee Commoaere--James ssillman Of the schooner
yacht Wandcrer
Rear Cup.aodore-J. J. Alexandra OF the sioop yacht
Vision.
.Secretd,y--Charles A. Minton.
Ireasurer-Shcppard Homans
Medsurer-A. Cary Smith
Fleet Surgeon-G = Winston. II. d.
Regatta C'omminee-WilIiam Krebs, G. L. HalQht
Charles H. Stcbbns.
HoL~ Commiuee--Eletchcr Westray, N d. White,
II. n. Alden, James y. Proudnt. A. NJ. Cahoone.
Committee on Admissons-A s. Hatch, William II.
Thomas, H. Center, John H. Draper, Charles II. Steb-
bins.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
The following words were added to Article TX of tho
constitution:-"But no owner, by reason OF owning
more than yacht shall DO entitled to more than
one VOTE"
HOUSES
Tho subject OF club houses referred to commit
tee OF i've, who will report at special meeting 10 be
held on the evening OF the 18th INST
Four members were elected.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
ART MATTERS.
sHRKyER's FINE PICTURE, ''rHE ADVANCE" AT
xoHN's Art GALLERY.

sHREYER's FINE PICTURE, ''rHE ADVANCE" AT
KoHN's Art GALLERY.
"A magnificent painting, representing body of Arabs
charging, yesterday placed exhibition at Kohns
art gallery, in Fifth avenue. 1t s one OF the most
spirited OF the many excellent works have seen
from this artist, who seems stamp everything ho
touches with individuality and vgor wholly hrs
own. In tho present work his power OF reproducing
tho characteristics OF the people no pants
Is TO advantage. These wild. dashing
horsemen arc not merely cavaliers, dashing
forward at hcadlopg speed. They are Arabs
aud cannot be mistaken for any people else, not
merely their garb, but in the pecularty OF their
formation. their gestures and features Any who
has had the not pleasant experience CT seeing
cloud OF Arab horsemen advancing TO tho attack will
recognize In Shreyer's figures the vcritablc
Of the desert and their not less fiery steeds In
tho foreground the artist has placed well defined
and powerfully drawn Arab. His horse Is going
the broken rocky and shrub -cncumbcrcd
ground A. terrific pace and wol is the sense OF
conveyed that feel insncf1ve lest
man and horse should leap from tho canvas The
horse Is on his motte and mad with excitement while
the man, with the assured seat OF q born norsenan
tries TO pierce the morning mists search OF the
enemy The attitude OF the horseman is iuIl Of
energy and the artist has caught with happy occt the
peculiar style OF riding adopted by the Arabs. The
OF horsemcn In tho distance effectively grouped and
well imagine the work these men bent on
IN the gray morning The technique Is also very good
but strongly marked by the individuality OF the artist
The work as whole Is fell OF dasn and vigor II IS
pleasant to note the marked improvement in tho quail
ity Of the pictures which dealers importing
from Europe IL no longer pays to bring over the tn
feror productions OF foreign nrtsis as they lind here
purchasers Schreycr's picture Will remain Oh cx-
hibition at Mr. Kohns gallery for some timo. There
Is free admiltance for the pubic.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEODORE THOMAS SYMPHONY REHEARSAL.
Yesterday afternoon Steinway Hall was crowded
from parquct to dome occasion Of public rehearsal
by Theodore Thomas Never before has Steinway
Hall been crowded at performance. The rehearsal
givon for the fourth symphony concert, which
takes place Saturday night Nine. Pappenneim was
the only solosi. The programme was as foiows:-
Suite, No. 8, In d, Bach, overture, air, Gavotc.
Bourrec, Gigue; Symphony, No. o, In (Pastoraic,.
op 6S, Beethoven; l. allegro ma non Hoppo, The
cheerful impressions excited on arriving In the
country; q andante motto moto, scene by the brook
g. allegro, peasants merrymakng; allegro. storm,
and s. aliogretto the shepherds song glad and thank
lui feelings after the storm Siegired's doath and
Gnole, 'Go,terdammerung, Wagner.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

ssss lass evening" scox ss.i'sancc Of tug Charley Of
London. and is now at anchor IN clear berth
ELsInonE. jar l3-Ths MarEsrethe, German bark WI.
from New YORK for this has arrived 10
heavy passage and makes water.
FArAL Ian 1.-The Isaac Webb. New York for Lv.
repair temporarily
GsAvxsksD Jan io1Ths Impsro. Fulton. for Hampton on
the Barton 6, nos As before reported carrying away 1-
Jan u from Philadelphia reports that when 80 miles east
during which sails split, she had
jetssn articles from the dsek and part She
her here from that port she lost an anchor and
o. has been compIstsd and the whole u y
soDaeec which Is to Le Looked upon ships
" ais" S Sssn an "s@p, to the
viii the pumps &c shall have
harns the salvage sssns
HUI. isIa,. night the City Of Lahore arssnhorn:
the bow q the American bark Jonathan Chase.
anchored IL iia Roads away la,srs S.
boom stasno"d iorerss'ng and o'Lsi
LrvxnrooL Jan 1.-The Felix from Galveston for Liver.
peo AasSs Is s. %rsek aoas
dton expected tnat about two'hiras Of the cargo
$" rolled mixed with ssawesd &C. to be Of
asH the Kons g csy arrived he here report;
apparently Of 400 tons: she was waerogsed, her
decks bowsprtt standing.
ble
LISBON. Jan ie-The trigantne Calderbank from New
f0undand Tor Pernambuco as put IL here to-day with dain-
age spars and sails
PLYMOUTH Jan 1S--The John Hoibrook, Levett, from
New York Exmouh put In here with wheel broken and
galley washed .away. and sustained other damage on
the passage.
Rosrock Jan lo-The Alexandrine. Rickees, from New
York for Pian tperoleum): which put into warnemunde
Dec % after being aground has TO town 70 dschars
the remainder OF her the principal part OF which
bnrreshas been shipped By the Bader danish
gtearnerJ for Pillau.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. l, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrRsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

RxroRr1D BY ruE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrRsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Algeria tBr, Watson, Liverpool Jan 20 and
rssesS Js Sn S passed sa
Anchor line , steamer boz bound d., 49,
ton 18th with mdse and passengers 70 1 Wright co.
Had and NV gales to the last days. then fine
s.samsr Labrador Tr,: s.uslis. Hayrs Jan 90 20 and
s.Ssn s with nd'' and to Louis de
Steamer City of New York Zimmerman Havana Jan 81
lat or Ion 10 56 passed american ship. bound
18th "a. 81 bark Warren. Of Picsou.
steamer Hudson. eager New Orleans days. with mdss
and 10 Sa. po,
Jan rs with nS drs nIS a0ty civ Co
aud Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Donn-
ion Steamship Co ,.., ,.... p.,,...
bee .1 jan IIi - in balls ball est ej 70 Whitney 60
to fsls FsseS uESs Eass S, HAD aas Ss.ssr '"A'
eaes lost and sp sails No date s, & ~ - Ion as 2s
ndas rs Atlanta To- ss. n.Ss:x CO. vi" Hampton
schr Maggie Abbott cf Bucksportj, Abbott Para Nov
ScSr Mary Il Hickman, Robinson Elizabeth City. NC.
SSs s, S;;s, nSssGsS SssS': Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
York.
steamer Gaatea. Walden Providence tor New YORK..
Schr Belle. simpson. Boston FOR Now York.
Scir American Chief Snow. New Bedford for New York
Sclr Pointer, Dill Providence for New York.
Schr Maria Adel aldo. Kont Newport for New York.
Sehr stephen Woodbury. Woodbury., Bridgeport for New
| York.
schr f b Wharton. Bush. New Haven for New York.
Schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. stamford tor New forx.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eieanora Johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer Santee Davis New York for New Bedford
steame- Amos Barstow. Kcnney Now YORK for Provi-
| dencc.
Steamer Walker (Br, Duuscomb, New York for New
Haven.
BARK Admiralen (Nor). Gilmore New York tor Boston
Schr Adelixa Br). Ibbie. New York for st John NB
Schr j Robinson. Hardy, New York Tor Gloucester.
Schr Ellen NJ Du field Raynor New York for Greenport
Schr Samuel 7 Goodwin. Williams Now ork tor Bridge
| port.
! sehr X A Forsyth. Hobbie. New Yorx tor stamford.
Scnr Ssiis Burton. Burey. New York for Stamford.
Schr VIM McCobb. Cleveland. Hoboken for Providcncs.
scir Matte Efi,uon lsuion. Iioboken Tor Providence
schr Mabel, Rose, Hcbokcn Tor Providencc.
Schr Chns Dennis, Wicks, Hobokcn for Providence
Schr Charlie Miller. Thomas. Virginia for New Haven.
Brgs Thomas Owen from New York for Malaga 27th ult
Eliza do for Boston 2Sth both booro
vt anchor In Hart Island Roads sailed today.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
11EpERxRANx CONCERT.

Tho Liederkranz Vocal Society gave concert last
evening at Steinway Hall for the benefit Of the Ger
Ladies' Society. The hall was crowded and the
performance was excellent The programme as
iollows:-"Quatuor," minor, Schubert, Adagio con
variazioni. Messrs Hamm, Gantzosrg, Risch and
wcrber (a) "Ich HATTIE enst Elm shoenes vateriand,
Lassen (b) "Der Junge wIrd Gut" Franz Abt Mr.. F.
Stems; Second Moroccan dc Salon. for the violin,
Henry vicuxtemps, Mr.. NJ. Van Gelder; Aria from
.La Favorita, Donizetti, Nine. Eugene Pappenhom
Fantasia on Mozarts "Don juan" Tor two planos,
Lysberg, Messrs. Boscovitz and Hermann; Prayer
IRON ''Joseph In Egypt Mehul, German Licder-
kranz; ta) ..Rolands Eek" Reissger, (bl .'Hans
Zwicseich." H0lzi, Mr.. f. Stems; "Adagio," Ninth
Concert, Spohr, Mr.. NJ. Van Geder (d) "MeIn Lied, "
Gumpert ~ "Fruehlingslied." Gounod, Nine. Eugene
Boscovitz; .'Dte vier Zecher," Cammcrlaender. Ger
M Liedcrk ranZ
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTwxRP Feb 1-Ssilcd, ships Lconora. Gtinin. Cardiff
Princeport (Br). Brown and Lsthley Rich. Lewis New
York.
CmnIsrIASrA, TO FEB l-Arrived. Vixen. Abrshamsen.
Charleston %.
FALMOUTH Feb l-Arnved. bark Besgsnsersn tNor. Nor
tensen. New York.
GrsnALrAs, to Feb lArrived schr FELTON, Bent Brown,
New York.
HAvRH, Feb i-Arrived. bark Recovery (Br,. PrOust,
Galveston.
Sailed Jan 81, bark Nina Sheldon. Sheldon. United
Statcs.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 3lArrved. ships Botanist (BD. Long
ridge New York. Feb Zouave. Means, barks Jardins
Brothers (Br,. Nelson Charleston Zetiand (B batoman.
vicsto Frio. CA, via Charleston.
Also arrived lst Andean tBr) Wallace New Or
leans
Sailed LIST. bark Veteran, Gage New York tnot prev
ously).
LospoN Feb 1-Arrivsd steamer QuanC-Se (Br). Jones'
New York; bark Hoppet, Bull River. SC.
Sailed 1st ship Lady Blessington CSor). New YORK.
Cleared ls bark Norma Ger, Bsrnecker United States
MARYpoRr Jan 3l-Arrived, bark Devon (BO, Wbitton.
Bull River. Sc.
QugENsrowS, jan 3iArrived bark Saron (Nor) Jensen
Baltimore before reported arrived sth) brig AIbaross
tNor Thengelscn Wilmington Nc; Feb l. ships Palmyra
Preble San Prsncsco 81 Charles smaliey. do; bxrks
Dirigo Donnol Portland. Me; vincenzs Aus, Brelich
New York; La Bella (Nor). Olsen Wilmington. NC.
Sailed Is steamer City of Chester (Br). Lei,ch trom
Liverpool). New York.
ROTTERDAM Jan 3lsailcd. barx Frederick weyer QGer
RIO JASERo. Jan 30Arrived previously, bark Amazon,
Myrick. Baltimore.
Sailed Feb L. steamer La Place (Br,. New York. with
Is, 600 bags coffee.
SWANSEA, Jan 3i--ssiled. ship Helen Burns (sD. wnl
asms, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

TslEsrx 70 Feb l-Aved. bark Surprise. Averi. Balt-
Sailed Jan "a brig Cro (Aus,, Msrinolch. United
States.
Arrived at - Peb I. "Friso." from United States
LONDON Feb l-Ship John Kimbsl. Humphrey. non
Amsterdam an 2S for csrdi In ballast ashore ~ Ter
schelling and fun OF She will probably be total
loss The crew saved lThe II WAS built ~
Bath. Me- In 1874 whsre she owned BY John II Kim
ball and the captain. and registered ia68 tons.'
Bark Gsivsston GER. Kohnenkamp. from Bremen Tor
New York. in ballast Is ashore TescheIIins high ana
dry, and will probably be total oss Crew saved THE
built in vegesack In 1852 registers go tons AID
owned In Bremen.I
Ship Rhine steson from London Tor New York. has put
back leaky
Bark Mozu tBr Trmbis from Liverpool Jan - fos ths
United States. has put back to liverpool
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
PICTURE SALE.

collection Of paintings sold at Matthew'S yes
terday and fetched pretty good prices A landscape
by ". H. Hiard brought $75; ''New York BAY, from
weehawken Heights. by II. Fuchsel, S240; 'Conso-
lation," c. +. Ream, $50; 'Autumn Afternoon, )" j.
W. Casilear, $3.50; "winter"T l. Smith, Sl45; 'Ths
Two Friends" q. y stSry, $50; "Barnyard View"
'srhe Segovian, +. Saa. $l23; 'poetical Thoughts
Constant Meyer, 1925 The above were the best prcg
on tho Catalogue
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

Shin Regina (B, McIienry. from Galveston Jan IS for
Liverpool lat 70 20. lon 81 10 (by bark Brsxos
SHIN Monte Rosa Carter from San Francisco Sept for
Queenstown, Nov IL, lat 80 "a =. Ion 81 O4W
ship Aminta Br Meylor Calcutta Sept 30 for New York.
Nov IL lat 21 81 y, lou 63 81 +.
Ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer, from Liverpool for New
York Jau y, lat ~. Ion b.
Ship Langdae (Br), Jenknson, from Liverpool for San
Francisco, Dec Is. lat AZ 4, Ion 63 W.
Ship Meduss of Halifax NS) from Cardiff for Point de
Gale Oct n, lat IL 81 >, Ion "a 80 E
Bark Glenhsrtnsy Isr ircT m Singapore for Now York.
s. Ion 30 10
Bark Pretty Jemma (Br). Chapman, from London for
Pensacola Jan is, lat 4S ~ Ion II "a.
BARK Lebanon (of st John. NIB, from Liverpool for
CalIao 81 days ont, lat As 80 N. Ion 40 W.
Bark Lady Of the Lake tr. Mckenzie from HAvre for
New York. Jan 49, oil Lonxshipa
Bark Bacneors Br rooke from Belfast for Baltimore,
Jan u. lat 81 10, Ion II
Bark Gcmsbok. Hail. from Muscat for New York, Dec l3
lut 81 ~ y. Ion 20 Is Y.
Mary Jane Wilbsr OF Jshu, Nh steering SW Jan
IL of Cape Finistarre.
An American schooner. showing joke q. which way
steering stated Jan l3 lat IS 30 n Ion IA 40
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tho fat mems nt Gilmore's Garden tomorrow
evening likely be Of the ludicrous events
Of the
ssForbdden Fruit, - with tho company Of which Mr.
Lewis Morrison manager, in which he plays the
principal part, Is having great success in the West
The celebrated American prima DONNA Mss Emma
Abbott, makes her debut at Chickcring Hall on We'd
nesdsy evening Tho evont will be interesting
one musical circles.
This evening, at Association Hail. tho second OF the
series of concerts given by Miss Arabea Root should
attract largo AUDIENCE not only for Its charitable
object but because Of the excellence of tho entertain.
ment. Miss Root will sing her charming ballads, and
will be assisted by fine company.
Mss Clara orrs takes her farewell benefit tonight
last time but her great creation Of Miss Mutton.
The terrible her nervous system during the
run OF the play has been such that has been
deemed absolutely necessary for this favorito actress
Next week she leaves New York for tho more genial
at nospherc OF California TO regain that health
strength upon which inroads have been made by the
severe duties o an arduous profession.
The amateur theatrical performance OF tho ''Schoo
for Scandar' al the Lyccum Theatre tomorrow night
Tor the bcne. Of tho Roseudale Mission promises 10
bo one OF the successful affairs OF Tho season
The list Of managers under whose auspices the affair
has bsen arranged embraces among other ladies well
known In society. the OF Mra P,errc Lorillard
Mrs r K DelaAed Mra A. G. Soutter, Mrs. Dcnning
Ducr Jr Mrs. J. L. Mcicher, Mrs. Herman lie Roy
Mrs Eugene SchicIein and Mrs. Lews l. Delafeld
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
FIRE ON BROADWAY.

A nre broke out yesterday evening Oh tho top floor
Of tho four story brick building No s72 Broadway,
occupied by Abraham Bogardus as photograph gal
lery The damage done tho stock amounted to ST. O00
ana loss OF $500 was insd the building which
10 owned ~ H. Il CammRnn. VI Ne. ~ Pima atrset
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
SAILED.

Steamers wieland Ger. tor Hamburg; State Of Indian
tBr,. Glasgow cro Br Antwerp Holland tBr, London;
huntsville st Johns. PR Gamma tBr bermuda: Aibe-
marie Lewes, DELI ship Ivy. San Frsnctsco bark Dspo-
nent Nor) Queenstown Falmouth brig Kate NcDougsi
OBI, Liverpool. kS
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
SAN FRANCISCO M1NsrRELs.

Birch, wambold and Backus with their full troupe
Of sixteen performers, besides clever orchestra,
full house last night at their germ Of operate
salon on Broadway The latest attraction of the San
Tranciscans IS what is termed In the bills an opfra
bouDe called the Happy Moke'--music by Onenbach
and several others Of less is highly colored
adaptation OF the Irish iarce called the 'Happy Man,
which the late Barney Williams was once so great
iavortc. The present affair Is amusingly gotten up,
and with the nal dornmic OF the Bay Of Jeddo
was we'll received. Billy Birch tho Happy Moke
was funny; Add Ryman Ram Rusty, the Japanese
Emperor, stern and peculiar, and Char
ley Backus as Fum-J um-Bee, the Court
Jester created considerable merriment by his
rendition of popular Japanese air in the pure
ular For the regular parlor onteratnmcnt there was
good variety Of serious ballads comic songs and dit
ties the finale IA Hundred Years Ago., being espe-
cially received with favor The end mon, Birch and
Backus were full OF drollcrles the middle man, Add
Rymap, kept the funny ball busly rolling for
tho byilay, while Wambold, the "sweet sin ger, +"
was admirable. The rcckessness with which
Charley Backus throws about his jokes Ia absolutely
painful Charley ls also good IN ms limitations OF
iavorite actors Rymans political Grafton Is the first
thing Of the sort in the market johnson and Powers
their grotesque songs and dances also laughablc
and E. NJ Hail. the banjost, is fairy but altogether
TOO modest. pleasant evening can always be passed
this cosey aud well ordered shrine OF Ethiopc mIn
stesy.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at Bedford 81, schr VIM Aartin Martin,
rovinceSown, to discharge cargo OF oil.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TUE MONTH
OF YEBKuAKY.