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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
A CIRcULAK GIVING EFFECT TO NEW LAW

A CIRCULAR GIVING EFFECT TO NEW LAWS.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-COmnssOner Wiz
hanson of the Land Office to-day issued crcu
lar to all registers and receivers throughout the country
containing instructions requisite TO carry into effect two
acts of Congress approved the 81 ut. relative to
homestead entries. The first provides method of
making the final proof in homestead entries. IL dis
penses with the present necessity OF attendance
at the district land Office. The person desiring avail
himself thereof must appear with his witnesses before
the Judge of OF record OF the county and STATE
district and Territory in which the land il situated and
there the final proof required by law according
the prescribed FORMS which proof required to be
mittcd by the Judge the clerk of the court,
together with the fee and charges allowed by
law. The judge being absent in any case, the
proof may DO made before the clerk of the
proper court The fact OF the absence Of the Judge
place II the land in any Is situated In morgan
lied county the statute provides that the person may
any adjacent county in the State Territory The fact
that the county in which the land lies Is unorganzed,
and that the county in which the proof is made ada
cent thereto must be certified by the officer.
The other law to which att nOn IL invited by this cir
cuar is entitled "AD act FOR the relief Of settlers the
public lands under the presumption laws." Under this
DreGmptiOn filing to that OF hOmeste adj entry should
be required, making the change, TO appear at the
proper office with his witnesses and snow full
pllance with the presumption law to date Of such change,
has heretofore been required in ransmutatiOn
Proof OF such compliance must be forwarded
with the entry papers this office. When the person
dence and cultivation required by the Home law
adverse Claim has attached the land, due
notice accordance with rules OF practice given
all persons in interest OF time and place OF submitting
proof support OF the application to make change
The adverse claimants viii be entitled the privilege
OF cToss-questonng the applicants witnesses, and OF
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M1RRILU.


CHAUDoN-HAwKINs-On April Il, at the resltencc o.
brides parents Rev. DR. H. =. Cutler, In the pres
ence Joseph G. Tracy, Peruvian Consul and Charles Il.
Flint Chlan Consul Ado,io Chaud0n ~ Lima Peru, 10
Miss Mary Eugene HAWKINS daughter OF II. Is. Hawkins
OF this ciiy.
HALE-FIELD-At the residence Of tho brides father in
BIOonyn m Tuesday the 10th inst, by the Rev Henry
Hoyey Mr. Edward w Hale Miss Mlnna G. Field, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas w. Field. No cards
Ma RkS-D EVINE-On Aug 81, 1875, by Rev Caleb Clapp
at ms residence Charles A. Marks Of New York and Mary
daughter OF Nicholas Devine Of Brooklyn, n. \.
MOORE-GODDARD-A Bergen Point y. j.. II tn inst by
Rev. g. IL Walsh. D. D.. Geo. 7; Moore 20 Pauline b..
daughter OF the Late Kingston Goddard D. ID. No cards.
30 ton Philadelphia. and Cincinnati papers please
sWINTON- CORNELL-At Somerville n. J., April l. 1877
Rev. samuel ParrJ, William j. 5nntOn. 81 d. Miss
Phoebe NJ. B. Cornell, daughter Of the late Rev. Frederick
+. Cornell d. ID.
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RoBBING A CHARITABLE SOCIETY.

William Birmingham was arrested last night,
charged with appropFiatng to his own use moneys be-
longing the st. AIMS Roman CatholicIotai ApSehce
and benevolent Society. OF which he was treasurer
several members OF tho society came to the Mercer
Street Police Station last evening to make complaint
against him. and stated that he had been robbng the so
cety for over year. 1t appeared from their statements
that birmingham became member OF ct. AIMS Church
and Temperance Society several ago. and las acted
in such manner as lead the other members 10 thihR
him very religious He has been treasurer Oh the 7oceV
for three years. but tho last eight weeks he mas KEPT
aloof from the A few days ago IL was uscos
cred that he had made deposits at the Dak OF unds
collected since March, 1876, 1t il estimated that over
5000 remains 10 be accounted FOR by Blrinhgnhh lie
has represented himself 10 be single man, Dut Wlthh
few DAYS IL has been discovered that he has wife living
in Brooklyn Not long he received some tickets lor
the St AIMS Church fair TO SELL and II Is thought tat nc
appropriated about 800 OF the proceeds. lie MS
arrested in the readingroom OF the Cooper Union.
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All Notice. Of Marriage must be Endorsed wiA falI
name aud address.
DIED.


BOoTH-on Thursday afternoon April IL. 1871 William D.
from hs late rcsie"cs 100 VEST ForyesGtS on str
fa eS i!9 on for Reu the remains WI" DO taken 70
BRINCK ERHOFF-On Wednesday, April IL. Andrew b.
ho s s ef e 81 s are respectfully invited
the funeral services from his late resenco 10
66 East Seventy eshtnst, CD Saturday. nth inst, at
cARMAN-At pougak epse on wednesday. 18th inst,
Funeral on Friday e p IN.
FAGRoR TUESDAY AP H. y e rs j. Dr.
and Gqa 1S nya % asn s ne ora e
day st nst M Trans leave New Ysrk by New
jersey INDIAN RalS@y a. i O'clock and BY the New
D. by the N j. Midland and at p M by n. j. and n. Y
oALLAGHER-OnT Thursday April H. his residence. in
Bl0omteid N Aey j. = Galaaher aged 20 years ,,,
the family invited to attend his funeral Monday.
e char rSs 3 loot q
Baclaysts at lo4' Carriages Will be in waiting on the
HAMikToN.In Cuba NJ ~ April Of paralysis EMILY
%0 Ei0" Oh 'n' late in'0'00 d. H-''n 0' 0'"'''''
KELLINGER-At his residence No. Union square,
Thursday. April ~ Samuel Kellnger.
Notice of funeral hereafter
KIssAM-on Thursday morning, l2 inst at her residence
Nopce Of funeral hereafter
KREss 2l5 Fifty fifth John Kress,
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Sunday, at p. m
NOBIE-On WednC say, II, at Nyack the Hudson,
EIihu Noble. in tbs Of his
The relatives and friends are INVITED TO attend his f1psrs
FOIrtll-st, on Friday, April 10, att D. IN.
POMEROY-April II. at Jersey City flights Marguerite A.,
daughter Of chaGncey and Ade Poneroy age weeks and
days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
place. ave. Jersey City flights Friday. p l3
10 o'clock.
sEELEY-On Wednesday, 18th inst, OF congestion OF thu
lung., Pauline T., wiio Of Nathan Seeley and yOungess
daughter OF p I. Barnum age 81 years
Relatives and friends OF the sisly are invited 20 atond
funeral her late residence 4S3 Lexington
Saturday morning l4th lust. at IL O'Clock.
taken bridgeport for inerment
on the o'clock train.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fEor other Ship Hses see Third Page.l

ARRIVED
mdse TO H. & r. W. Meyer veSsei 10 Laufo STOREY oc~r'
patti ..
Chas Hardy Co. vessei 10 Benham Boyesen Passed
Gibraltar Feb. 20. A..
Bark Florclla Craig Maiauzas 10 DAYS with sugar 70
Hay.meyer Elder 10 James Henry. Ha, been ~
north Of Hseras With ~ H. gales had pinot on board
Scbr VIM o. IRISH Terrell virginia.
sehr Marietta Hand Presto New London for Port John.
son. n. ,.,...
schr Srarian Arey wnterport with potatoes TO master.
sSir H. e weS cc hnS" Macs S5nneccu. River
schr. Albert Phsro, Hail. C"Inec ioUt River
Steamships W. A. schoen fcr Rotterdam; Geert for
Hamburg Atlas for Kingston Jam Csnina Ter berin, "a
Francisco bsrks Fiish. foe Y"zohane Briant or iAn
Rymndai Ir,anter Tor -; brig CIytlc Tor sagua IL
G,anae scbr. Flora wocdhouse for Jacksonville
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
coma, Prt!and nrlss British Queen f0s corn"ah'
y. $; Belle star, for Dg0y. " =
The steamship Henry Chauncey was lowed through hSn
'a'' 0oun" L. '"'' Di roRTiGx PORTS.
HALIFAX NJ S., April l2saled, steamship Ontario, tor
Philadelphia -
SAVANNAH ArrI l2-Arrived bark Ocean, Belfast Cleared.
scbr Lizzie Laue Boston Saied steamships Loo Nassau
VIM KENNEDY Earn ER1 b. rssSe wanna Phil
adelphia Falcon Baltimore schr y" H. Thor ndlAe SaIMs
Stream IN NewYoSs bris Anare.s Bauck oronstadt
IN, Apnl l2saed, BARK s. X Boarse, sweetser'
DISiYs ia, April l2-Arrived. bark sunbeam (Br Law.
eIpoo Cleared parks Consiante tAIs Gpisar Usoise
B. Uoane (Brl, Liverpool Minnie BEge' (bih SWANSEA
baltimore, April l2fhe schr LIDO hence for Cork re-.
turned with slight eak and loss OF h ioreiopa't ana shs
TSe schr sarah b. from Baltimore Belfast with corn.
lost her oreast aud manopnast and went ashore IN inc
River,
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WHAT EUROPEAN STOCK MAY BE IMPORTED.
The department heretofore took measures to
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHINGTON, Thursday


Orders have been issued by the Indian Bureau to pro-
vide rtops for 800 hostile Indians recently brought i'll
by Spotted To Td,sse Indians In on the same
terms as other stil. Their and horses will be
them, b,S pfhet ieSi 'cts tlcy Will De
fr, afrd the same as the who remained at
the agencies II is the imp ion nj the Indian Bureau
that the wthdr val Of many persons from The forces
Of sitting Bull will prevent him from making any further
aggressive movements
The foreign ministers at Washington preparing
already for their customary Summer migration. The
Spanish Minister, Senior Mantia goes to New York; the
british Minister is to go to England ard will leave the
dee!aIon IN charge of the first secretary, the Hon
Francis Plunkiil; the Russian Minister, Mr.. Sshkii,
viii spend the summer in Washington. Tie prospect OF
"a war between Russia anu Turkey with the cha ice OF
other complications makes It necessary iof him To re-
main al the scat OF Government
The Government has for several days past had under
in giving Minister Russell bis passport That gentle
nan .s now IN Washington. He Is still Minister. There
the report that he VIII Do appointed 10
another south American mission.
The Secretary tine Treasury has decided in response
TO "a qi, stion submitted hun by tho Commissioner Of
the General Land Office that silver coin rendered in pay
nan for Government lands cannot he received IN any
one payment tO greater amount than SJ
Charles f. CUnan exAssistant Secretary OF the Treas
uy Mr. John Bgelow. who Is to be his assistant IN
London ia the transaction OF :he Governments business
with the Syndicate, LETT washington Tonight iOr Ne"
York en- route for England
The Jury IN the case of W. H. Otman, trial for COM
pcty the si7 900 Treasury robbery, came into court
this morning and reported their inability TO agree Judge
Macarthur declined 10 discharge, ana scnt them pack Ior
further dcliDCrat,0n
The report of Assistant Secretary French IN tie matter
OF the Chicago whisky casesthe first batch-was sub
mIted TO Secretary sherman to-day. IL Is in substance
the outlined last night.
The Secretary OF the Navy is expected to return here
on Saturday from Terre Haute, Ind with his family
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srPRrMr CoNCLAvE OF HEPTAsoPHs.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 12.-At to-day's meet
ing OF the Supreme COnclave of epiasophs. or Seven
Wise Men, officers elected TO serve two years They
are a. follows: VIM L. Foster of Virginia, Supreme
Arcbon E. Heidengsieler OF Louisiana, Supreme Chan
cellor; f. NJ Spencer of Texas Supreme Provost; JAS
H. Livingston OF Maryland, Supreme Secretary; g. 4.
Hubbard Of Virginia, Supreme Treasurer; Alexander
Dmitey OF louisiana Supreme Pelate; Ii. G. Mayer OF
Texas Supreme Inspector Gen. L. r. Boehler Of Lousi
ana, Supreme Herald James NJ Black Of Virginia, Su-
preine Guide Peter Jensen Of Texas, Supreme Warden
John Orner of Ohio, Supreme Sentinel; Vim. MacWil-
liams OF MARYLAND James X. Clancy OF Pennsylvania,
and Geo. v. Wokley of New-Jerscy, Trustees.
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Riairs Piiis.-1he Great English Remedy for Govt
Rheuna Box "a pills. 81 %, by mail IA. PLAATES
son Agents, 224 Williams Newl0rs Sold by druggists.
Choice Rooms for Onces.-ony few lefl. and 10 LET
at Low RATES
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
CENTRAL SITUATION GOOD ELEVATORS. r-lnnins
au aesr midnight PERFECT LIGHT BUILDING ALSO.
LUTELY FIRE PROOF, STEAM HEAT FREE.
Apply at the TRIBUNE COUNTING ROOM
Ps,t-Onee Nctce-The lgn week oadlux
sArU RDAY April ~ 1877. will close Office
DAY ~ M. for Europe, by steamship Idaho, via
Queenstown; WEDNESDAY ~ IL q. M, Tor Europe by
steamship Russia, Queenstown, THURSDAY st
1880 for Europe by steamship Gelor yia Plymouth.
Ch.rbourg. and Hamburg; ArURDAG al ll3O a.
Germany, Nc by steamship NeCkar SOUTHAMPTON
Bremen correspondence tor Great Britain and
forwarded by this must be specially adrcsso).
and at IL Of Europe, by steamship city Of Richmond
Queenstown Correspondence Tor GERMANY Scotland, and
North Of Ireland be forwarded by this
specially add esed and at IL for Scotland and North OF
roland. steamship California Neville aLd Glasgow.
The steamships Idaho Russia and city Richmond do
mans Denmark, Swedcn SorH The mails
the Indies. Bern ida and 81 Thomas. New
York April IL. The mails Cor Porto Rico direct leave
April H. The mails for Nassau ~ r. leave NewYorx
April IL. The mails for China and Japan leave
April H. The mails for Austras &c, leave Newly
Francisco April 25 4. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
NstrL mil
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THE WATER FIGHT AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-To-day an order
was issued from the Twelfth District Court petition
Of the Spring Valley Water Company. commanding the
Mayor and Board OF Supervisors refrain from carrying
out the provisions Of the recently adopted city
ordinance empowering the Mayor TO restore the
connection Of water pipes with public squares
and other places when broken by the Water
Company. This morning the water was again cut of
from the public squares by the company The Mayor,
learning OF this movement after his arrival from the
country this afternoon, employed plumbers 10 restore
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DISCRIMINATION IN OCEAN FREIG HTS.

A CoMBINATION AGAINST SEw-YORK IN REGARD TO
FREIGHTs FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE MERCHANTS.
The conspiracy against the business of New
York City has extended 10 the ocean steamship lines
Not only do the railroads dscri inmate against NewYork
on land thus dveTtnV the export trade u rival ciues
but the steamship lines doing the same thing
and dvertng and destroying various lines OF the mpors
trade. Complaint ia general and indignant among the
wholesale metal aud chemical Of the city IN regard
the freight charges from Liverpool to American ports
direct injurious discrimination against New-iork
is instituted by charges will DO judged by me
following statement Of them:
RATES.
Freghts from Liverpool on met Is chemicals and salts
lutte bnffs glass and other articles of the especial
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.Bummerson heard a sermon last Sunday about
the worm that doth not and II affected hun That when
church was over he asked deacon where he could get
some of that kind They would be just the thing. he
thought, for fishing purposes.
READ AND Knoxville precedent OF low
prices established by Rogers; Peet Co.. ne fash
ionshe clOhers 4s7 Broadway. Of Broone-
ST., New York. March o. 1873. They baye achieved no
markabe but deserving success, and offer TINS season
large varied and inter sting stock Of mems. boys ana
cldrens clothing that will command immediate aten'
ton Their prices the envy Of all competitors.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
TREASURY DECISIONS
WASHINGTON, Thursday. April II. 1877

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April ~, 1877.
The Treasury Department has made the fol-
lowing decisions Heretofore IL held that Patns and
Siam rice Of which the hull and inner cutce or skin had
been removed subject to classification as cleaned
rice; but owing to legal decisions In San Francisco,
Boston, and New-York, the department reverses its
previous rulngs and holds that rice OF the character
mentioned Is subject to classification unceaned rice.
and is chargeable accordingly Duties which have been
may have been paid under protest and appeal and suit
duly instituted Will be refunded by the department upon
the forwarding Of certified statements for repayment
Chromos should be classified engravngs at duty Of
25 per ad vaorem. The teams OF immi from
contiguous foreign territory for bona de purposes OF
immigration free OF duty. Vessels engaged In trading
having navigabe outlet, not subject the naviga-
ton laws OF the United States Orange mineral should
he cassed under the provision In Schedule for paints
and painters' cOors The duty ON scrap German silver
ia at the rate OF 35 per centum ad valoren.
MR. HAYEs's SPEECH TO THE MUTEs.
The thirteenth anniversary of the National
sttuton at Kendall Green, yesterday. President Hayes
hsing introduced by Prof Galaudet spoke follows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: shall not mar the interest
f this occasion by undertaking to fulfill the promises OF
This order OF exercises thank my friend DIR. Gallau
mon this bill II he had IL would have deprived Inc OF
t9n reasons for feeling satisfied This afternoon one was
what escaped by lea, ing other eni OF the city, ana
the other what I gained by enjoying with you
this occasion; aud really THIS Is gratifying ana
interesting thing. 1t an occasion ior congrauaVh'
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DELAY IN TRYING THE BARcLAYsr. GAM
RLERS.

w. T. Gage, alias William Thorne, W. X.
Parsons. alias George Baker, and John DAILY the Bar
cays gamblers were sragned at the bar OF the Court
OF General Sessions Part H., yesterday morning and
pleaded not guilty the indictments found against them
BY the Grand Jury Their had been placed ct the
foot OF the calendar and not reached yesterday
The trial Of Cyrus G. Clark charged with forgery. Wiz
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THE MJsTlEToE BouGH TOMORROW.

A second representation of the "MlStletoe
Bouel" will be given Saturday, April Ia, at the
Academy OF Music Tickets for sale by MIS- Arthur u
man. perlor No 1853, New-York Hotel and OF Mrs Dr.
Dorcmus No sc Iryingplace between the hours OF III
and l. Boxes OF Mrs Marshall o. Roberts, No. lO7 Filth
ave. between tho hours OF and 3p.m m.
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The -. Lori. Horrrr.
graphic description Of the terrible scenes Witnessed q,
the burning Of southern Hotel in st Louis Is given
TIE SEMI.WEENLY TKIDUNE


or TO-DAY,
together with list OF the killed and wounded ascer
tanned In this issue partly enumerated
below:
The Louisiana Problem What Senator mn said five
ago; Party at the South Pope Plus IN three clap
tors Black Spirits and White !" South Carolina Affairs
the Sharp Words 81 Anna Dickinson TO her Critics Prepare
tons at the Watering Places Home
usual Department for The Childen Mr. Mccullough ch.
ard Ill glance Miss Nelson's Daily Life; Educational,
Musical, Literary, General and Current Editorial Notes;
Prof caldwell OF Cornell University Fodder Ferent
alton prscticed in Europ Spring Flowers Tho Fine Ara
OF PIG. Feeding Potato Fertilizers Prof ArnOds
Dsymen; Minor Farm Topics ali the News OF Interest,"
the choicest Editorials from The Daily for the pact three
days Reports GRAIN Provision Dry Goods Cot
ton. Live Stock. Wool European and other markets etc.
sample copies sent free on application.
Price I'm wrappers ready for mangh ave cents per copy
one copy year. So i've copies sl2 5o 10 copies aud
one extra $50 Postage oil free 10 the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE New-York
Water rizht Cellars and Asphalt ito branches
new lsoos put and old ones repaired Apply V
MOEN'S ASPiIAL1IC CEMENT COIPAkH.
4 b. VAUGHAN, Treasurer, l03 Maiden lane. n. T.
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Nessrs Allites and Pamieri have certainly done
thing remarkable in bringing ont this exacting work in
the short space OF week ereabouts, and they seem
TO have spent an amount of money on 1t which can
hardly be returned during the few nights their
season has yet 10 run. Perhaps they expect to take
thor nav In the coDsola tons of approving COINCIDENCE
"Don Carlos" written for the Paris Grand Opera
in 1867, and it is laid out scale OF grandeur aud
splendcr BETTING tina: model stage. 1t assemblies num-
Der of strongly contrasted characters. 1t abounds III
striking dramatic situations and it affords unlimited
opporupities for scenic display and the employment Of
a great multitude OF richly arrayed auxiiaries.
Properly mounted and well sung IL might
easily be made the sensation OF long season,
for il contains prousOn Of telling numbers. The finale
of the Third Act instance is of the best pieces OF
concerted music Verdi wrote employs all the
principal artists and three distinct choruses the
monks the people Madrid and the Flemish deputies)
together with full brass band on the stage In addition
TO tho orchestra and although Its theme is lar inferior
to that which the composer has treated so ninety
In the triumphal procession in Aida" it is neverthe-
Iess An admirable piece of writing. or the other por-
tons that pretty certain to please we may cite the
tenor and baritone duet in the ond Act the charm
ing soprano and duet and the aria for soprano
accompanied by chorus also In the second ACT; the
trio in the Third and the quartet IN
tho Fourth the Moorish "Song Of the VAIL"
and the recatve and aria for mozzo soprano, o don
fatal" which Miss Cary sang at The last Philharmonic
concert in BROOKLYN There is with all this, however,
great deal that is trivial and commonplace in the opera,
and there is no denying that until the Third Act is
reached the action drags heavily. "Don Carlos"
belongs TO that period OF Verd's career when he
WAS robbiug Meyelbeer, and had not yet begun to
pifer from Wagner We conscious in 1t OF strain
ing after sensational effects which are not Always
reached There is a constant attempt at novel coDbna
ons in the orchestra, and yet the Accomplishments as
general thing are provokingly empty. There Is often
an ingenious contrast between the different
parts in the concerted music, and there are
p,ssages here and there which are dramatic III
marked degree, but whole 1t cannot be said that
tho music expresses any poetic sentiment III 'na'
respect as well as in the Of the orchestra 1t Is de-
cdedy inferior to Aida" The principal artists were
noe IN good last night and it is impossible to com
plimeut any OF them. The duet between Ceiada ana
tertolssi ia the Second Act was simply shocking
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be the first case called this morning aud the trial will
cupy the entire day. that the gambling cases VIII ho'
be reached before Monday
Henry Hall alias Rowland on complaint OF John Bates.
a fish dealer OF Brooklyn, required az me fsscn
Market Police Court yesterday, to furnish balm
for dcraudng Bates $5 at the game OF faro at NO.
255 BOwery The dealer was also held for trial
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the connections and directed the police officers pro-
vent any one from turning of the water hereafter.
The Spring Valley people threaten 10 have the hayor
arrested Tor contempt court Further legal proceed
iDgs will be b. d.
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MUSIC.
VERBS DON CARLOS.

We reached the climax of the opera season
last night with the first performance in America OF
Verdrs spectacular opera OF Don Carlos" The man
ayers placed the stage with much attention to de-
tail as could have been reasonably demanded OF them,
eoupping in the third act long and gorgeous process
sion aud preparing five or six new or partly new scenes
one OF which, showing the plaza and church in Madrid,
WIS particularly good. Tie occasion was moreover
made interesting by the first appearance Of light So
pnno signorina Rastelli cOmely young lady, who II
not phenomenal singer at least did some things very
we'll The oDera was cast as follows: