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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25
The -Antl-A1onopo1ist.

and the preserver, aud sustainer OF the
purity, the Integrity, and the liberty Of
the oountry-then can we sing as our
fathers sang hundred years ago,
"Colombial Columbia to glory arise,
The Queen Of the world, aud the child OF the
Skies"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25
ANNu Al LECTURE.
The Address Of Grand Lecturer Ryres. Be
fore the State Grange.
[Conc!ud d.

knowledge is p,wer," is enc OF the
nlaAims Of our school days. Are We
mol thankful tor what we CLEANED ID
our early days, away in the East, in the
Peoples Colleges Ct that day. where we
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25

A few days ago horse was sold at Austin py
the sheriff, at auction, for IL 10.
Hurrah lor hard times!
son with me dance,
Lei Joy be upcoufncd."
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25
BY 3. H. sToDDARp q.

| saw him through the window
The new moon was in sight
Come stsaiing down thegarden:
One balny sunny night.
He tapped npou the window;
@ttfive me kiss" he said;
And straigitway was hidden,
Like little mouse, IL bed.
One eye above the bed-clothes
Was-oh- SO fast asleep
But he Other beneath twas lucky
He vas not there to peepl
tie called again, as eager
As the stag for cooling brooks
Or tho bee tAatiu the Lilies
For golden honey looks!
The silence Of my chamber
Ii almost mode me- start
For nothing there betrayed me.
Bur the beating Of my heart
He knocked and called, and called me,
Ana his voice, 80 clear and sweet
# pulled away tha bedclotiles,
And stooa lus on my feet
II drew me to the window;
fHe mus be4olle," thought;
raised the window softly,
Aud peepiug out, WIS can2hlE
Was caught. aud showered with kisses,
How many did he GET
As many a. my bushes.
For am biusblng vet!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25

it is claimed by some tuat the State
Arrlcultura. Association is dead. Not
SO fast. gentlemen. The Association can
not die as long as L. &. Judson sur
wives. He is whole team"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25

The following charming lines will
make every Enate reader OF the ANTI
MoNOPQIIsT wish he was there -
From the Bohemian Of PECK
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
THE JOUsSET CASE.
THE POLICE STILL AT FAULT.


Another day has passed without any developments
which might throw light upon the Disappearance Of
tho absen. Jousset disspate the doubt that hangs
about hs iate From various come reports
calculated to show there has been foul play, but
these are followed by contradictions Dr. krczschmar
VINO possibly wishes to avad publicity IN this connec
tion is credited with statements which ho denies hav
Ing made The narratives OF all parties concerned ex-
hibt variations of very marked character Thcra
seems evcrywher TO DO show OF candor and every
where a suspicion Of something covert evident turks.
In this perpexng state OF affairs the police
maenates prcservc their equanimity and good
temper pretty well, while enJoining upon those
charged with the affair close investigation OF every
circumstance connected with It, There Is belei mat
no tragedy has been enacted and that the melo-dra.
matte drug clerk Is moving about somewhere safo and
sound. Il Is not the intention OF the
officials to leave Jousset 10 an undisturbcd
enIoy ment OF his peculiar celebrity. couple 0i de-
still engaged upon the case oat us YET they
have tailed perfectly satisfy themselves Vi the real
condition. OF The case. The spot where the bloody
footprints were found has been VISITED, II Is under
stood. and certain precautions taken Ny ou Brown.
whose little CABIN ~ at the waters edge to guard
asainst thieves, have been discovered which go TO
show that II would be extremely difficult tor any one
to approach the river during the nghI without reveal
ips his prescnce The articles found upon the snow.
too arc have been eit IN positions where they
woud attract attention and winch they were not likely
10 occupy had .hcy cropped accidentally or IN
sculc Captain Robbins, oi the Twenty third precinct,
however still adhcrcs 10 the theory he broached az
Qrst that u suicide had been committed. he says that
the blood upou tho snow could be explained 10 a
riety oi ways Jvusset "A Frcnchmnn, AND French
mon been known to adopt very peculiar anu &C.
centric methods oi ending their existence sometimes
they have attempted TO take their lives IN way wnich
proved not sufficiently cxped aud ~ such case
tkey have resorted to some quicker method VI sell.
destruction SO Joussct may have FIRST used weapon
upon himself and inflicted some wound deep and
dangerous perhaps. but not fatal, aud then
nnaiIy effected his purpose by pIunging into
the river. In such event the blood
lowing IRON this wound might have dripred
down upon the snow aud ieu the tsll.tac color
there. When questioned about the bottle which was
spoken OF as being found with anime dye In II Cap
tain Robbins sad that bottle with RED marks upon
the outside had been discovered near tho spot but II
| contained NO liquid whatever
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
CLEARED.

Steamer Glenearn (Br). Aud London-Austin Baldwin
Co.
steamer Neckar Ger wiIlegerod, Bremen via southamo'
ton--Uelrichs X Co.
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Via. Ro,terdamFunch. Edge
Go.
Steamer Thngvalla DAM, Maursr, Havre-Fanch Edge
Co. -
Rio Grands Boyer Galveston via Key wess-c
Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer cortes. Freeman. New Orleans-Cisrk + Sea-
steamer Lone STAR FORBES. New Oreans-Bosert Nor
steamer Cason.icIet faircoth. Fernandins via Port
R0yal--C II Mallory Co.
Steamer San Salvador. Nlckerson. savannsh-Georgs
ionge.
steamer Champion. Lockwood. ChArestonJ Quiu,srd
4 Go.
Steamer Richmond Kelly Norfolk. va-Oid Dominion
Steamship Co.
steamer Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
, Richmond Old Dominion Steamship CO .
Steamer Florida. Cracker, Phi.Ne phia-Ias Hand.
steamer Gen Whitney. ilalett, kostOn--H Dmock.
SaipN Palmer ,Norj Larsen Antwerp-c Tobias
Co
Shin Bremerlche Ger, Hirdss Brsnen--Theo Ruxer.
nark Primns tNor, Nielsen. Plymouth and Exeter, E
Funch Edge X Co.
BarK Mcnsego Br, Grhiths. rsuarth Roads for orders
Geo j. Buley
bark Urbano dtaD, Oiivari. Nswry. I-Benham Boye.
Briy Sarah Kennedy. wilkinson, Valencia SPAIN =
John Zttlosen.
;rix Iessic Mcleod (Br,. MeIver. Demerarx-RP Chr.
rc.
brig Emily Sheldon. Hays Cienfuegos-Jas Ward
4 Go.
Brig Happy Return (Br). Ryan. Liverpool, Ns-Boyd
uiucken.
Sclr Lookout Nichols, Bordeaux- john A Jansen.
Schr Adde Ryerson, Cousins. st John, NB-S.Smmc!l
Bros
schr Rose Eppinger, Bayies, Key wess-vsn Brunt
Bro.
sehr Louise Mallory. stetson. Brunswick GaBensley.
Gildorsleeve 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

New YORK.
AUCKLAND. Dec l7Arrived bark Panos 1nnt. yelling.
ton 7 days -.
lSt Donngo,. Dec 26-In port brig Aida smith
r Smith for Boson In 10 days; schr L. Burns. Crosby,
for do In . days. -.
BoMnAY Jan Arrived. sap Raphael. Sherman. liver
pool
CALcurrA; Dec iaIn port. ship Empire Of Peace sr,,
Williams; Russia Orr. jones' Iarisvrooke Castle tBr.
Freehody; Royal Alfred ,3r. Fisher AND Idonene lBr,,
Kelly New York: Majestic Pike and Samuel Skolhsd,
Soiheld Boston; knight Commander (Br) Slap. of
San Francisco: Centennial Besrss. for Bombay; Daniel
Tcnney. Avery for Lverpool Reporter. Spring unc
Proceeding down the river Dec IL, ship British Envoy
(Br,. Stewart. New York. .
hart. Baltimore. :.
oSoLuLu Dec 27 In port ship Anglo Saxon (Br, Har-
rngtom disy; Ad0n Besse Noye from Portland for
Hong Kong: Albert Williams (Br), Walker, disg.
I.OcRPokr, NS. Jan l3-Arrived. schr Uslume (Br).
Wickens New York. .
MAoRAs. Dec i2-sailed. bark Carmel Br, Donald.
Batasorr t.
Ponr CHALMERS CDunedin), Dec ARRIVED. bark Joss
pline, Stghl New York.
Poar ELizAsErn, Cuh, Dec 22-Arived, barks Anna 3
Taylor (BrJ. Percival Boston: Sms rpote Sears. do
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

United States
Sailed from Grsvessnd 10th, ship City oi Annoy .Br.
Crawford. San Francisco.
NEWPORT Jan I5-saiied sclr Bradley, Chase, lis-
vana twas reported sailed Dec IO.
PALMA tMajorcaj. Jan l5-Arrivsd. bark Maria (Sp).
Suan. Savannah.
QuEESsrowS. Jan 20. uoon-Arrivod steamer Psrhla
tBrl. Mckay. New York FOR Liverpool and proceeded,
ROTTERDAM Jan 20 Sailed. steamer Schoten
(Dutcnl. Janzeu. New ork via Plymouth.
woLcAsT fPrussia to Jxu 20Arrved. bark Thor dam,
Konod. Philadelphia via EIsinore.
LiyrRpooL. Jan 2u--Ship Livingstone (Nor) Hansen.
from Galveston which arrived yesterday. had fnreyard.
upper and lower topsss foesa and OF buwarks
risd ~ ia heavy gale on the 5th inst.
ROTTERDAM. Jan ~. $50 AM-stesmsr Mas Dutch.
Chevaer from New York, while proceeding the river,
grounded Masus steamers have gone TO her assiss
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY

STEAMER August ANDRE tBelg. from Antwerp Tor New
York Is dischnSing her nt Halifax and will probably
be det aimed month.
STEAMER PxnrT from tlaisx for New York. ashore at
potatoes the 10Th. rhe weather threatening. but
water.
BARK cARr'oSE dtaD. stnrless. from Lei.h for Bas
the vessel reported ashore near Lie saving station
Nos. She is full OF water.
BARK RoBERr MORRISON Frxinger from Pascagoula for
Conway whicn put into Bermuda In Distress is an Amer
can vessel.
BRIG CoSsrAscE nutch', from St Martins for Whining
NC before reported ashore Bald Head below the
salt cargo. and arrived up vt " imington.
scns MARTHA tBr,. from St John. NB. Tor New York
damaged by collision win have her shipped To New
YorA by schr Ganges aud another schooner.
scmR JENNIE CRocKgH. ot Northport. Me- Is days out
from lloboken sr Providence Is supposed to te lost
scnR OCEAN PEARL on sir.dng voyage to the Spanish
anchors and chain before stated She made
ous Il os a ohe she would be lost
near Digoy. Ms Dee 20 and sustained damage keel.
sSoyea Sssss Insured ~'' ""' Oh '0"'a was de-
Sem MARY PrcEAReThe owners of this vessel at Nan
into by schr Kate Rich. sued the owners Of tbs
United states Court 20 be held In Roson next week Ihe
Boston Board OF Underwriters estimate the damage
SrwAxruG WEBSTER could not be repaired Newport
RI and left that place - io New York for repairs
tow o steamtus Bowen
kennebunk River Is exception to ice eInbar-
COED coasts M having a winter been and now Is to
The ship yards there extent idle
Of The delay in receiving Southern pine shipped
vessels now frozen up la Virginia rivers. -
FORTRESS MONROE. Va. Jan 2O-Steamer Isaac Bell OF
the Old Dominion line IRON New York tor Richmond
aground ii,ougbTs spit two miles below this
dense log yesterday afternoon at four o'clock The
steamer " = Banks has gone to her xssists
4 dense fog has prsvaed here during the past week.
Nrw Brpron,. Jan '-Steam fire engine Excelsior YES.
terdny Afternoon mall unsuccessful attempt pump
on, the water pr cller Wamsutta
wharf
WILMINGTON jar ioThe steamer Pioneer. for New York.
uOut Nav fua lfor
In going Wednesday morning 1t thought yester-
dav of and proceeded her voyage
Though definite iuteigcnce had received up to
dark. thick fog prevailed during the day. which
dered objects at distance indstinct.
iLplNGThs following II estimate OF the shin
ping be built IN the state Of Maine tho
Portland and Falmouth istrct, . 9U) tons: Bath
Kennebuuk. 70; Wiscasset. CO..; Wadoboro, 1900;
Belfast 1000: Bangor 5000 Castinc, so !; Frenchua
Bay 22UO: Machias. 400; aquoddy, 400 Total
~
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL. Jan 2o-Arrved. bark II vero utap. Ceisnsns
New York.
Sailed aCth steamer Somerset (B). Western New YsrK
BRtxKS, Jan 2o-Arrived. ship Brsmerhsven UierJ.
IIolles New York. barks Otto tNorl Jsrmer Charleston
Johann Ludwig erj. Holes. Baltimore: Alphsus Mar
shall tBr), Parker New York.
Sailed 10Th ship Tranquebar, Steengraf. New York.
BARcrLo.A 10 Arrived brig Beissario (Sp). Ven
tura. Charleston.
Now York.
CALCUTTA Jan 1sCleared, ship Samuel skoGed, Skol-
field. Boston.
DuSxigg, Jan 20 Sailed, bark Hattie (Br), Eaton.
New York.
GLOUCESTER Jan 0-saed, brig MIchss CGer). Dill
wits, Phiiadelp lphia.
GLASGOW. an 2oArrived steamer Tyrian (Br Murray,
New York
GENOA an i5--saed bark Mary Pratt savin, New Yorx
jslncc reported put back lsakY.
nAyRK. Jan 20Arrived ship Guardian. Payne. New DR.
Sailed .Oth steamer Labrador (Fr), Sauger, Plymouth
and New York; ship l. sturgs Linnekcn, New Orleans;
bark A uoudy tBrj, Sorenscn Charleston.
IySismowRS HEAD, Jan 20 Arrived bark Silver Cloud
(Br Robertson 81 John. NIB. for Lon ionderry.
LivkwpooL. Jan 2O-Arrivsd ships 81 BERNARD tBr)
Churchill Savannah: Marianne Nottebolm. Whitney. New
York; Jacob stsnler Crystal do Beieravia tBr. Bell,
New Oreans Caledonia, Potter, do; Alice Cooper Hum
phrey. Norfolk; bark Liszie. Carney, Savannah
Sailed 2oh ship Boruee, shaw. New York bark Carbon,
Ksnney. Havans.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
ARiON sOCIETY's CARNIVAL.

Tho Aron Society held their second carnival OF the
season last evening at their club house in Eighth
street. Tho occasion also the twenty-thrd an
uiversary Of the foundation OF the society The carn
val was divided into two partsone under the direc-
ttop OF the old members With Mr. William Baeder
presiding, and the other with the young members.
with Mr. Richard Katzenmaycr presiding number
OF songs were sung and speeches made BY different
members and mirih and jollity the order OF the
evening. The carnival, "IeitunQ," was read by Mr..
Joseph Buckhester One OF The songs, entitled "Drei
Bruder y was especially sent to the Aron by the
carnival at koln which the largest carnival IN Eu-
rope. A supper and dance followed the exercises,
and the festivities kept up until early hour
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JANUARY 20, 1877.
Hour. lass.. ss. Deg. Deg wind xssss::. x,:si g
Staten Island. Nonn.I ~ w III sW WInAh ana log
Narrows.......l fMI NolI al SMi,ogpy
SANDY Hook. u PM .y.Iol 81 wln"rtiy c,ouuy
Narruwe.......I Il IL IMi Zo.SoI fol Wl'MhC e'o""y
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS

sypoprxp ny THE HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wnITKsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Etnn r oansom Port Prince, &c, with mdse
ana passengers PIN, Forwood h Co.
steamer Aibe marie Gibbs Lewcs. Del with the
Old dominion Steamship Co -
ship Artist tof Liverpoo Sargent Calcutta Aug - via
DemsrAra Il days II ballast t. Arkc Tut 90 rasssd
tquator Nov ~, In Ion ~ W. =.
Ship Andrew I.ovtt tBr). Durkee, Dublin Nov lS va
Tybec Jan Is. IN ballast TO Boyd iiincken
Bark Anna (Aus), vnch sunderland - DAYS with coal
order Took the southern and had hne weather
Bark Prince An'adcs ltal. Mesna. Galway - days. In
ballast to Bcnham Boyesen -,
Bark Orncu tNor) ouglsnd Santander oS osys III psi
Last 70 Funch. Edyo u Co.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

Potter,s American Monthly Illustrated Maga.ne Isnu
ary iS77) Messrs John T. Potter Co.. Philadelphia
The Catholic World monthly magazne). Catholic rubll
cation House, No. . Warren street.
Archo0yy: the Science Of Government. Messrs Z.
Roman 20, New York and San Francisco.
Domestic Monthly Journal OF Fashion, Literature and
tho Fine Arts Messrs. Blake Co.. No. $40 Broadway,
New York.
McWillians White ro No l72 Centre street. New York
The Eclectic Magazine OF Foreign Lieratue February
1870. II. X. Pelton, No. 23 Bond street. Now York.
The Galaxy tmagazine) for February, 1877. Sheldon
Co., New York.
Sadliers Catholic Directory (hound yo1me). Almanac
und Ordo for the Year of Lord 1879 Full Reports Of the
Various Doceses and Preates in America aud all Parts OF
the World Messrs. d. }. Sader Co., No. 81 Barclay
street, Now York.
Irish American illustrated ALMANAC for the year 1871
r. VI. Hsverty. No. . Barclay street. New York.
Brsgenanns Classified Business Directory OF the United
States Of Americas Distinct Books Tor Each Line Of Bust
ness. Martin II. Brown, Nos. POL, 2O3 and 2O5 William
street. New York.
ercxn Almanac for 1877. Messrs. Lynch. Cole
Meehan, No. 81 Murray street, New York.
Treasures of Art Industry and Manuacture Represented
the rational Exhibition, Philadelphia 1875 Part
l.. Number illustrated Series. Messrs Clay. Cosack
CO.. Buffalo, n. Y. :. r. Sondcr Co., Philadelphia, and
Mersrs. Trubner Co., London
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

poem Is divided into three captosi and covers ninety
seven pages AFR. Stuart writes with cons'deraoe
nuency, rs the following, to the moon. will show
Oh amber -visnged queen, by whose pale ray
The love suck minstrel str0ug oft Is heard,
To sadly breathe his tunciul roundelay.
SOFT MS the lone nights sweetly singing oird,
When by the pcnsivc light to music stirred
Tho echong wood with harmony awakes;
Or sghs IN sylvan bowers the tender word,
Which, Ia the virgin car In sweetness breaks,
And with electric bliss her heart vibrating shakea
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
LITERARY CHAT.

Braaelmann's Classified Business Directory Of the
United States Of America is q very useul work. The
plan OF lis arrangement new, illustrative Of every
line OF business and OF comprehension. The full
address OF each trading Grm Is gwen, with their
speciality in trade other matter which Is required
almost daily by tho pubic.
very readable book ON Germany, by = travelling
Frenchman Victor Tissoth entitled "voyagc au Pays
aes slliards." has through Its twenty.hrss edi
tion
revised edition OF the Frst Principles Of Political
Economy - by Professor ". d. Wilson. OF Cornell is
In tho press OF Henry C. Baird & Co., Philadelphia.
complete photography Of Persia by Moses Schwab,
has appeared in Paris
great monumental history Of secret societies. ully
illustrated TO include both political and religious ones,
from pen Of Pierre Zacconc Is appearing In Paris
Ia 1853 numbers.
Mr. David Kennedy's "Colonal Travel, Four Years.
Tour Through Australia. New Zealand, Canada" &C.,
tells tho Of the whole family Of Kennedys
on Scottish singing tour through the British Colo
MICS, whero they warmly welcomed in ls72-76.
Dr. Forbes winsow has printed IN LoEdon book
styled ''Spri.ualistic Madness" which finds that
epidemic delusious almost precisely similar TO modern
Spirtualsm, have been known in al! ages
Lonis Jacoiot, who had previously written sundry
superficial books on the laccs OF the Bible has issued
In Paris his Voyage aux Pays de la Lbcrt6; Ia Vie
Communale aux Etats-Unis" The same writer Is
publishing In numbers illustrated work entitled
Al Afrlque Mysterieuse.
Trabners Oriesatai and American Literary Record
appears IN rnng for tho death of Edward William
Lane tho Arabic scholar. and George Smith, the
Assyrian explorer
IL is said that more books on Shakespeare are now
written in Germany than IN England
Bclford Brothers, OF Toronto. have published Ham
uton's ''Prarie Province" being account Of the
fertile belt Of Manitoba, province OF ths Dominion.
The iour.h and last volume OF tho "Mcmoirs Of
Odilon Barrot" has appeared IN Paris
Mons s. Blonde has treated the French public to
sRecherchcs lea Bjoux des Peuples Primitiis." F."
Prince H. L. Bonaparte s stl bus,ly writing books
on linguistic science His latest is "Remarks Upon the
Classification of tho Dialects Spoken in the Ural Noun
sains "
The British Almanac and Companion, started by
Charles knight than har . century ago, is still
published by the London Stationcrs Company In very
much the same style as It's first issue
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ssers informed
that by telegraping the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. ~ Flee street, London" to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennctt 81 Avenue de rOpera.
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be csbed to this
country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
terrancan ports will Paris Office sconomi.
cal ana expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A FOND BROTHER.

James Ttterington of No. 4ss First avenue stabbed
his sister Anna aged sixteen years the back last
evening. Anna sayg she eit her home on New
YEARS. Day account OF tho i!l-treatmsnt she
received ut tho hands Of her relatives
aud tDat about I've O'Clock yesterday her brother
cacd her IN her home and asked her to return
with hlIn. On her refusal TO do 80 he stabbed her.
The wounded girl attended by Dr. Bruce, who pro-
nounccd her injuries slight Tntcrington locked
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OYFIcx LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR SECOND DISTRICT
B0sToN Jan 10. 1877.
On about tho LIST of February next the Shovclfu
ship will he moored about one-hait mile "a from her
present position In entering the sound from the east
from Pollock Rip lights the Shoveifu
will be by aud from tho Shovelfui TO the Handker-
chief SW hy W Il W.
Ny order oi the Lighthouse Boara.
GEORGE DEWEY. Commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Second district
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
SAILED

Steamers The Queen tBr). for Liverpool Dorian (Br).
london Caorni. tBrl, GLASGOW: Neckar VGer) Brcmen
Rotterdam Dutch), Rotteruanl Thin .vaa Dan llavre
Rio Grande G1veston Lone Star New Oricuns; Cortcs
do san Salvador. Savannah: champion. Charleston
Richmond Norfolk: Old Dominion Richmond &c; Florida
PhiiudelDhiu.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A STABBING AFFRAY.

In an alteration yesterday afternoon between An
gelo Dieto and Joseph Gerando, both ltaans resdinv
at No a. Mulberry street. the latter stabbed Dieto In
the abdomen. inn,ct,ng a severe wound. Dis,o was
attended by Dr. wilson, OF No ~ Park street. Gerando
made rood his escape.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
FIRE IN A HOTEL.

fire broke out last night the first floor OF the St
James Hotel building. occupied by Harz Levy. II
was soon extinguished but damage Of s300 done
TO the stock xtures ana 500 loss sustained on
tho building Both are covered by insurance
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE r.1nBArns FAMILY coscrsr.

The FAirbairn family gave their second concert and
readings at LYRIC Hail. Sixth avenue near Forty-arst
street, last evening, to u moderate audience Tho
tamiIy consists Of Angus Fairbairn aud his two
daughters Bessie and Polly. Dir. Fairbairn gave
biographical account Of Burns the Scotch poet, IN
which he described him man who composed songs
relating 10 the affections and 10 the home Ho pointed
ont the difference between inc songs oi burns
lnd the buriesQues oi the present day. Numerous
Scotch songs BY Mr Farbarn and his daughters we're
introduced during the reading Miss Lindsay, who is
icscribed in Tho programme q distinguished ANA
teur aud who was roducad by Mr. Farbairn rs the
Ss.er OF the gentleman who assisted nm OUT oi ms
visit 10 the hall, next sung few ballads The High
land Fling by James Kennedy, whose breast was Gov.
cred with medals won various contests aud sword
dance by d. l.. Robertson closed the entertainment
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
prooKLyS PHILHARMONIC coNcErr.

The second concert of the brooklyn Philharmonic
Society place last night at the Academy oi MUSIC
across the river The programme was as iolows:-
Symphony FnthJof, op -, Heinrich Hoffman,
.frih,oI and lngcborg lallcgro con iuoco) = lnge-
borg's Lament" ,adagio ma mon troppol; g. "E'ves
Of lght and Frost Giants iaesro moderate, vvace);
l. "Frithjofs Return" (nnalel; Concert aria, MA
che y, lace +" Mozatt--Mss Thursby; adagio. op 3S,
Hargiel-- + BcrRner; aLdane eantabhe, op ",
Beethoven adapted orchestra by liszt; oria lie
e. Jacobsohn)- Miss rhursoy; overture, Frac Juges,
BcrlioN - -.
CONSIDERING that the orchestra was tnal OF Ar. "eo-
dorc ho,nas and the sooisis Miss Thursby and Mr.
Ber.nerl were of he KIND III America the per-
iurinancc may be considered perfect Ihe house was
crowded trvm uaruuet To dome, and the stage wus
Inagniuceptly ornamented with noral decorations.