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pucto, ashore Cape viii probably be
BRIG SARAH SBr,, from New Haven for summerside PEI
before reported ashore Sand Point Ms said to be
Cruz, whom passing through ell ,iate Pm Oct -,
age and proceeded.
Bnc Tnrr,s spasshay,en from New York sept 5 ar.
with los Of oretopnass. jbboom and sails.
ssnn M, W. Iiork,ss rs Dawes yirsinin gath inst an
sssm,ag restless eonns at us at iu speed no ono
IN the pilot bous. tho time the carried away pilot
damages. Tho schooner lost cutwater.
scHR MrsxIr McKrSyrr reported with all hands
80 tons register built Primes Edward IsianA isS, and
Sem SAMUEL HAMILTON while lying at anchor In Miles
River. Nd On tho a.h lust was driven ashore by heavy
with wood. which was all saved
ScHR KATE WATERS. which capsized and sunk IN
Ia on ssRd G na, % been ns be
slightly damaged.
scnaBl p,AMosp !of Greenpor.,; Smith, frem New
burg for Providence, with of ISj of coal
sprung acak when going down the sound on the evening
vessel and she run ashore in the bay on
s s as Of rSa & m oo onan ns 10 o
asstea sS H"'s' '"' '''''' "s' ;" e'0' '0n''''''
scnR Uslox twhalrr, which smiled from New Bedford
boom when or the l.shtshp.
sena Jos wooLLnr At M"ns,au o.. from ,%a I'M, the
epcran oe Ang - shy reported having lost her false
18th with loss OF sails and Sick arrived Boston
25th.
The wreck reported Oct 23 sunk miles south Of Cape
Henry p-oved to he the sparsIc by the bark Edward sr
from Baltimore for Havrc previously reported having
been away Oct 70 prevent going ashore.
The huls and cargces of tho schrs jesse Wilson and
Helen RommclI sunk ut Lewes, Del will be sold as they
lay
marr,x. Oct 9s C 4 Hntehins. one Of tho survivors
Of the wrecked schooner Oroan ~ - Pierre has arrived
here. OF eleven on board tour were drowned
NEW ORLEANS. Oct % The towboat Ocean picked mp
yesterday the brig Geo Gichris previously reported
dism.sted and waeriogged. 80 miles Sc by
the Southwest PISS She was bound from Pensacola
tireytown laden with lumber. The Ocean towed her 70
and anchored there. The brig will be pumped out
and towed 10 New Orleans
NAsrucKxr. Oct pa brig is ashore Long Shoal.
near Cape Poye
NEW LONDON 81 A board of survey having deemed
sac the schr Abpy Il willard which
Black Lcdg, on Monday. proceed her voyage she
sailcu this morning FOR Bangor.
SAVANNAH, oct 23-The wnte, having bcen pumped ont
OF steamship George Appo1. board 0f survey
Yesterday hold upon her The snip thoroughly
ined IL discovered that material had
only few beams and cariines chnrrcd.
Tho viii reload aonce and sail Baltimore
Wednesday Thursday About 40 bxlcs of
damaged by water and 100 or by fire.
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A YOUNG GIRLS MISFORTUNE.

As the Williamsburg ferryDoat California
Ing he East River at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
O young woman, who bad been standing on the for.
ward deck, lcaped overheard. Tho California
stopped, but deck nand o the urboat Austip which
Glanced be passing the 0rst 10 come TO the
girls assistance aud rescue her Al the Thirteenth
precinct station house she said that her
Ca,hurne Cohen, but was atcrwarc learned tnat it
reality Rchskowski, and tha; she a
tive OF Bohemia Three years ago. her arrival
In America she was employed by Newman 3tich. u
pawnbroker, 0i No. 3ll Thrd avenue There she
maincd tiil about SIX months ago. when, she alleges,
she became intimate sith his son She shortly after
ward lett the mouse. Later she iaid her be-
fore tho Commissioners ot Emigration, who began a
suit against John Such, when haS come 40 at tho
Essex Market Police Court three umes, bat al
ways been adjourned. Lately she secured employ
mout with III. Wilkuskl ~ M. III Madison street
winch shc gave W ou last Wednesday. Tho girl was
sent TO the Lyine-in Asylum on War0s Island.
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MUSICAL AND IEsNATJC NOTES.


Rgnod plays "Hcnry w at the Brooklyn Park
Theatre next week.
Mt D. H. harkins will play in this city next Mon
day night as Metamora.
Tho nrst public rehearsal OF Theodore Thomas
yynphony concerts Will take place thursday after.
noon, November l, at S,elhwuy Hall
generous note, concerning the condition of Mlle
venturo, the paralyzcd danseuse, and a suggestion
OF thing that may bc her relief Will be
found elsewhere.
Lester Walack is said 10 contemplate the preseu-
nation OF "Remorse," new play, at his theatre dur
ing the season. 1t is be next week al Woods
Theatre IN Brooklyn. Tho FIRST performance takes
place Monday night.
Mr. John Brougham Is for the moment resting from
his labors but only because i'll health has compelled
him Tor the moment 10 succumb. His company have
been generally successful and when the old actor has
recovered from his present a;nent hc Will be up
again and dong. Nobody on tho stage deserves
better reward for long service and uous work
The Society OF the Crescent the Cross have re.
ceivcd offer from the Theatre Francais Company Of
u bcncdt Tor the Turkish and Russian wounded Mr.
Marshall o. Roberts has gwen the society the use of
tho Lyceum Theatre for the "a OF November An
amateur Tor the charity Will be gwen at
the house OF Mr. Roberts, Fifth avenue on tho oath
OF November.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 2e s77-TRIPLE SHEET
.,rorru. oe, 0 ON. Helene for ou,bec.

PLvnogru oe, ON, Helene for onsbec.
PrxAnrn Oct 10 Arrived Ajax. from Miramichi,
PaThAs tGreece,. Oct 2saied. skerryvoro o'ar' Se~
o.rasows Oct laA,riyea Arthur Wh.s: MuIghg %
i"re%on.. nsSss ss smith smith !, s'J%s snnm x eoes
sailed iih. Blanca casancya. Ga.nsro Ipswich va.
0xc Dahl. London: s'onn.. Iverpool .trossmsssr W
nsn,Sy ssv.rs.s .rs
Antwerp; i2.h os@i Du6royack MarianGyieh, Water
s.I Ns,.
scn Lynn li.h Olaf hyrrs: Kyeer' Limerick Lirnea
,sournAsrTos. Oct is-Arrivod NurnSsre o,. Jaeger
on shankIin Iah. John Campbell. New York for Ant
on :. Gatherings Point 18th 81 Andrew bark. Of St
:. sninLpL. Oct ii-Arrvcd. Whicsham Isl. Amoss Now
SWANSEA. Oct II--Arrivcd. Albert Young Davies. Mira
srrrrs Oct s-Arrived Mnrraretha Moiler. and Elm.
Bake New York; Louise Depy. baimor,.
Sailed Ih. scstri. svcndsen. and Hector. Telefsen.
swrSESusDE. Oct e-Arrved, Ib,s Christensen. Bati-
ST NAzAnx, oc. oArivsd. Firms Oscar svensen. Mira
SAT- PosD. Sept ia-In port. Rnohuek. Huffman. from
rAnlE gsy. Sep, iaArrved Mashilae octave Peotier.
Chncha Islands Tor Mauritus.
S,Med Sept Is. Hosea 1ich. Menzies. Guam
vwrS.cx: Oct 3.clenred Cuore Castlano Amsrica :,
wArknroRD, Oct S-Arrved, hvideorn knudsen. Gul OF
wAnaKs,orSr. Oct lo-Arrvcd. Amcit,a. Remers. Bal.
iAKsourn. Oct PIN the roads, Herbert Olive. Stew.
BRExrv. oct 1.-The Magdalenc IIenkc for Now York.
which towed back hcre yesterday having been in col
lsion nenr Texci has sustained heavy damage to tem
nevertheless. she sank, but since raised The
vim tho english steamer which assisted her in
cArRsAnyos. Oct l27hs Annie Barker Welsh. arrived
deckioad.
coRx. Oct 1.-THE steamer Consct.. which put into
pnconsaown ths morning with boy stove ana lore cum
repairs.
o Carr Toys Sep, Is-The Sarx Ms!hilae oess,yc, o.
- her. sep IT. sSy and with ass
charge the whole Of her her lin e's being choscd
% Oct & at T0sss
heavy gale and 18th ult ana part
load washed ovsrhoard
ofher deckload cals overheard 10 the gale 9. 4th inst
~ % ss1 IN
I3th-The carmenta, rom Prince Edward Island ex-
peronecd weather passage and lost
The ToncomDs from paihonsic :soth u encountered
scverc weather and lost greater part OF deckioad
oS rSn msn Sens the rv.S Grew G the
the sss az he n s lark .
York Aa:ust 81 witt. s.rg0 g! grain to, cora sn: ar;
aesso She 'S
Queenstown Monday last and al: proceeded we'll nn.
o si
ON ss on to s ss Be-
Ws sAs mrSs rSs a. s.su. q As fond the
the Seven stones Lght with that shore Is reported to
S nsr % :so nS sS Hs
had disappeared they again proceeded her. but found
the decks under and nothing could be done
her. Sho sunk almost immediately afterward. hs
again returned To tho lirhtsip. from which they
taken by the schooner Caroline and landed ~ ooe
Wednesday, night
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 1.-THE Theobad Adams, arrived here
from Independents Bay (Ruano), rcpors having lost
anchors md chains at loading ports
SUNDERLAND, Oct 1.-The London. Parry, from Quebec
im reports having lost boy overheard while running
down tho River 1T Lawrence.
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.m. aim, Irs,,,., fp,, p,.<., N.wca,.e. NWs, I.s

sma ships Hamlet tBr) Piseher Newcastle. Kws; Iss Of
AngIesca t3r, Grinith. do
ciesred--l,ark u II watjen CGer). Dectjen. Cork.
sAyANSAt. Oct % 3-Ciearcd. schralenawa Fairchild.
New York
TyBrg Oct 25--Bark Exile ar Bergman. from Ants
werp. has been ordered TO Baltimore
SALEM. Oct 23-Sniled, burg. Philadc
phia; schrs Eagle Robbins. baltimore q y Ferguson.
Ferguson from Sullivan. New York: Fleetwiny, Maddox
from Rockand. do aud large feet Of bound
and T.
phin.
Doughcrty. New York, 4
below Bark Bertha tSor). Hansen, from London.
25th-Arrived. bark Franas w) Nilandcr Fleet wood;
brig Evs Parker tErl Slocumb Antwerp
wAREHAM. Oct 23-Arrived. schr Angle Besse New
York.
2sth--Sailed. schr KenduskeaR. Trask. New York.
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SAILED.

Steamers State OF Nevada (Br), for Glasgow; Calapd
(putcnJ, Rotteriam tellcrt Uierl uamburg: Arragon
iBr. Bristol; Gamma d,D. Bermuda; kapdan Savannah
Isaac Bell Richmond. Richmond. Norfolk: ships Is
ana !lomc, Bremen; Pacific. Montevideo barks Regina
lock Belfast VIM Gordon DO, do; Royal Iiurric tBr,
Plymouth Vesta NOR, Buenos Drugi Duprovacki
Ausl. Cork Colin Mcneil. New Orleans; bts Favorlte
Poi.t.aPufe schrs Mary Witham, Port au irnce Aaa
oane Fulton (rrxas)3 Frances Georgetown. SU Hattie
h Giles Richmond: Jessie Elizabeth. Bntnore & AL.
cett Zueite Kenyon. and Lizzo Titus
Also sailed steamer A.emarle. for Lewcs, Del; schr
!,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cH1cKERINa nALL-MR. s. @. pRATT's PIANO

CHIcKERINo HALL-MR s. @. PRATT's PIANO
RECITAL.
The London and Berlin critics were not upJust when
they ascrbed TO Mr. Pratt the possession OF unques-
yesterday afternoon ut Chickering Hail. when be not
only interpreted choice selections from Gounod,
Chopin, Schumann and Llszt in thoroughly artistic
style, but performed several compositions OF his own,
which, in no mean way, Illustrated his professional
ability This is his first appearance in America, aiter
many years OF absence, and II was evident that no
or less sensitive the surrounding condi
tions; but II detraced little nom the enjoyment oy
critical ana fashionable audience oil some o. tnc
ST morceaur that have recently been rendered
In public on tho piano The syic oi Mt IIa.s ,
Is rather sympathetic than strong. lie plays
II he were cndeavoring TO MI every
individual heart in the andience win tno
motif that stirs his own. and, whiie cohquerius
Instrumental difficulties with apparent cnse, treats ms
themes With un US ual scnsiblity rnd refinement lie
.ommds OF Tho poetic deiicacy OF uottschaN 70
peciaiiy his moduatons ana Inc tenoef reslru WIN
which he handles the chief thought keeping ~ as no
does always IN the ear This observation IS nrtlcu
larry true q composition entitled dream Mahue..
ings,r paraphrnse upon ''Ine Old Folks al Home,
in wb ich the artist produces several superb elects,
illustrating struggle 10 recall the ou nome song.
Ouce having the theme he carries " through
various mouas-now plaiDtive, then descriptive ana
again iull OF and energy, until, peing cAuaustcu,
u dies sweeily away Us IN dream MT frat', now
ever showed quite as much AZ nome III tno
rendition OF the music o LIST, CHOPIN and other
great cuu poseIs in which breadth ana nuoncy OF IN.
strumcntation required ns he was ~ portrayihg
his INSPIRATIONS The next recltai VIII 'aho PuCc
Thursday, Noyembers
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SPOKEN.

Snip Iermon. Dillon from Liverpool for Bombay. Aug
81, Int :, Ion u W.
Ship Prince Partck (Br). Paterkiu, from Calcutta for
London. Sept ~, lat 4S NJ Ion % w.
Ship Wess York. OF Liverpool from New York N for Wal
larroo, 20 reported, Aug ~. lat 10 N. Ion - W.
Ship Bcchordess Abmadnss Br). Williams. from Liver
pool Sept 2 for Southwest Pass Sept 80 lat " lon IL
An American ship. showing HDGN ~ steering w, Sept
lS, lat ri n. lou - w.
BARK Nlphon Prebe from Boston for Melbourne Sept T.
lat ~ N. Ion 81 \ W.
brig VcstA steering N Oct %. lat Al IN, Ion 90 90
j Taylor, Baltimore for Old Providence. Oct
latg = ion7
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford Oct ~ Bark Iydis Corey Allan
tic Ocean Fnyal Aug 30 with 400 bbs sp 25 sp taken
the nomc Sent home tho voyage 900 bb
Reports spoke Aug 20 bark Midas Laphnm NIB oil
reported ept IL snip Eliza Adams. Cornell do, 700 sp
who reports Sept brig Frances Barsow Reed do loo
sp her boiling atterwardt Aug 80 bark Ohio
~, Smith, do $50 bbls sp oil this season.
Sailed from New Bedford 2ith, schr Cnon Reynard, At
lantic Ocean fand rcturncd).
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.

vIyANTED-A STEAM LAUNCH. 30 TO IS FEET IN
w length; about fcet beam. draught IL inches 20
inches; adapted for wood iuei do
scripon and lowest pnce. TO y. h. Philadelphia Club,
Phil adelpha.
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FIlTH AVENUE THrATRE-" "rHE CHIMES OF
NORMANDY

This beautiful OPERA which from the momont Of It's
lrst has continued win popular favor,
last night attracted very largo audience ts
,xquisi,e airs as rendered by Miss Melville and Mrs.
seguin It's effective situations and scenery;
The TACT that II the ruling avoritc in Paris, whore
sundred nights and more Q! performance have
made il familiar sd0n and among tho boargeoise at
lest the eenrnts OF which have induced It's
continuance The stage OF the fh Avenue Theatre.
1.-THE Chlmes bios air equal, II not excel, OF
the richest ELECTS OF opera bouc, and ought TO be
heard Dy ali who desire to keep with the best OF
modern music. '.The Bohemian Girl'' viii be revived
on Monday and FRA Davoo" ana "Maritana" viii
loow IN rapid SUCCESSION.
The New York herald., 1877-10-26
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK. FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOvEMBER.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-''LA FILE DE NINE
ANGoT."


Aimee was in superb voice aud probably never In
terpretcd Claretto in La File &c Nine Angot better
than she did last evening. Mile Berthe Mario
allie. Lange also fully sustained the reputation won
by her on former occasions Mollard, Jounrd, Dupan
and Legros among the male artists we're all excellent
In their respective parts and the opera, rich and
rioous 1t s III It's musical effects was enjoyed by
large aud thoroughly apprecative audience.
1o.nght ''La Mariolaine, /" which has been ono Of
the hits OF the season. will be repeated by request
the last time. IL Is TINS opera that Amce In
imltaby siugs tho Cuckoo song" ana ''Un Petit
Sou'' in The character OF charity street singer To-
morrow evening "l.e Petit Faust" Will be presented,
with Aimee Marguerite.
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-''LUCRETIA DoRGrA.'
A large audience witnessed tho performance OF tho
tragedy of 'Lucrotia Borgla" last evening with Miss
Augusta Dargon the r6te of trc arch-rnurderess Of
Fcrrara The plot is better than that Of Icnny sons
'Queen Mary" although the Characterization re-
qurod OF the artistic neither elevated SUBTLE
Yet that she has expended less study
ON the conception which she presented night for
which she ought to have instinctively avoided 10
must have astonshed The more refined her audi
tors TO listen TO passages so expressed that they
founded almost like utter apscs from tragedy into
comedy 1t IS not unjust To say that her talent
is yet crude. IL IL to great extent iaow soil AS
sduous culture Is what she greatly needs Her
Lucreta Boryia albeit much casicr pari, was IN
every way inicrIor 10 her Queen Mary, although in
vested BY the OF the terrible story with
intense interest. Her continued repetition OF single
words phrases, at moments when cmnxes
OF ieelng were anticipated, instcaa OF nfus-
ing into the literal text the irue expression,
pnss for realistic Interpretation. II unnoy-
ing those VINO look Tor real acting and for tricks
OF the tongue, especially when they hidden under
bald and unmcanng language Ia the iarce which
followed tho trngcdy''A Henpecked Husbind'-Mr.
Edcson displayed fine talent ~ low comedian and
well supported by Mr.. Philips, Mrs. Prior and
Miss Prescott.
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Steamer Marlborough (3r). Fraser. Halifax. M vi
Yarmouth Ms for New York. with mdse and passengcrs
Clark & Seaman.
steamer Nereus lnilett. Boston for New YORK
steamer t;alatea. Walden. Providence tor Now York.
Steamer Delaware. smith. Norwich for New YorE.
schr Pochassett. Racket. Boston Tor New York
schr Kate kalshnn. Lewis city Island for New York.
Schr Lamartinc Howe, New London for New York.
sshr Alpine, Matshal New Haven Tor New York.
Amel,a Ausnstn Mott. New HAVEN for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLyurAp. Oct 25. PMWind NNw, Hight.
PLYMOUTH. Oct -. PM--wind NV, moderate; shower
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sails. iesfigatie1.i 0hce
, 1877-10-08

GUuFLk UF tOHIFuNEMkST3s
Tho Ccutsal Committee Of the Wurkiugmcn's
party were to have held meeting at M. $40
sonth Clark stseck 1ast evening, but did nothing
owing to tho lark Of quorum.
Mr.. schlltlng, however, YVES elected Chair
man. and stated that he hail received ltbernl
contributions, aud, by tho npirlt manifested,
was confident that thura would bo quite fund
for campatsn purposes.
Mr. SimHcas hoped thoae present would not
forget to have the ward clubs pruposc ono Judge
OF election for each precinct to tic Committee,
Mr. LcyonE stated that Tim O'A!afu had tolu
HIN that ha could uot aecept tic lluI.ination for
Clork ut tho Criminal Court, since ilu could not
squire the tltnu to work, aud had no money tO
spend.
Air. 4rhill!ug remarked thai, when Mr. O'Afata
understood the praetce Of thu ;,arty thorough
II. hu would liavo to Gtvu olher reusons for tju-
cllniHc. lie was not expected tu sptnl money
II l,e Lldn't have It. Besides, lle au not been
notified Ut his nomination by tllu com!n!ttce.
Mr. lanpterman said that $50 had been eol-
lccted IN tue Fifteenth Ward Club, md SIS In
TINT Of the Fourteenth WuFd, but they did not
wish " turn the nlu'ley over to tho Finunrial
Secretary until It was Known how much ward
was expected to contribute.
Tho Chatr,nAn hoped no amount would bo
liked. Contributions were asked tur, an1 thu
clubs should acpa IN nli they could c.'llcct.
Alr. Lerunl tUok the same view VI thu matter.
Some clubs xeEc aDlc to secure ll,uru tllan
others. It made 10 dl!lercnco what tho sum
was, it sl.ould 10 forwarded 10 The Committee,
1t WA then decided 10 adjourn until Wedncs-
day evening.
The National Workingtncn were to haya
held nlass meeting. Yesterday afternoon in
svca Hall. corner ot Chicago avenue and Sclg-
wick street, but uwinK t0 tho Tniu tho lncrtinr
was alluurncd to Tuesday night. wlicn ts.o
Hon. Lorenx Drcntauo aud others will be
present and speak.
, 1877-10-08
SUBURBAN..

The regular meotlng of tho board Of Trustees
Of tho Town OF Lake was held Saturday after
,ioon 1t tho Town-lIalt all the members ptcs-
ent,
A resolution was offered returning Tho thanks
Of the Hoard to tin Fire Departments Of tho
town and OF tho City Of Chicago, who pastcI-
pated IN extinguisltng the tlro II Armour =
Louis HoKner asked to hare ano of 92o, for
selling l.quor without license, ruInlttcl. Iie-
fused. 4 petition for damages from Lootnis T.
Follett for the opening Of School street was
Tne police report for scptember shoxs
efghty.Gye arrests, twcnty-one di.ntssals, SAL
unes assessed, e77.aO Hnes collected
4 number Of bllls were audited and ordered
The nsxt meeting Of the Joint Boards Of
I[ydu Park and Lake was set for next Wclnes.
day afternoon ut tho ollice OF A. II. Veoder, VI
Adjourned fur two weeks.
EN0LxwooD.
THO Board Of Education OF pEstrct No. 9 OF
UYde Park aud Lake held their regular meeting
At sna a rownei sfSp II md es.rs G.sham Al
4 Communication from Prof. BurbridRe, the
German teacher, asking for increase OF pay, was
Applications Tor poslt!oua to teash we're re-
l'roi. Carter On behalf OF the teacher. extend.
cd an invitation to the members OF the Board to
10 present 1t The next teachers' meeting Ut
" III I MOTION Of Mr. KINNEY, It was ordered that
the afternoon sessions OF the schools OF the dis
tr.ct commence At O'Clock p N. aud close 1t
PIN. ....
aud ordered paid. ..
On motion, tue 6ecretal5was instructed to re.
quest 3ir. Lyons to cover or protect m exposed
,x.t1 S,1 ts urODaEtY In the vicinity uf the R(lHB
, 1877-10-08

scenes she draws tears from tho eyes oi thc
more trn'lcr-rearttti. Although her rcputattn.l
has alrrady been established yet shc rnsv feel
proud of the brilfnnt succrss she hcvctl last
evening, ann It ought II insure her tnlI houses
Koch. as .Kr. Eoguord, shared the hnn'
ors anil applause with tho brilliant actress.
lie. gavu n pieec Of character artln.
nj has never been Witnessed ut this house be-
fore, and 1t was by long odds tho best perform
ancc We hive setn ot this excellent acint. The
other parts In the play wrre Of hut little I'M
portancc, Mr.. llemer ~ Ssv.r MAS very goot1,
sud in tho eplsolc II i'Hfr Ho,f The t,turer he
was brilliant in the extreme. HiF makeup was
SO excellent that he wns unrccprniIablc except
by his voicc. The singing. of which there IL
considerable in the play, was also very euo!.
especially by stl's Cottrcily, WHO has soprano
volca Of more thnn CULINARY excellence.
THE NEST SIDE.
Al the West Side Theatre WAS given spark
ling comedy by lio1 ard Wi'ken, entitled.
"Auf Eigcncn Fusscu " Ton Ills 0wn Fcct). Il
is one ut thnsc pleasant combinations ol cumcsiy
md sung 40 cuts,innn In the German language
Thc comedy fs good, anu the tnus!c being from
the factle ncn Ut Conrudl fs IN Itself assurance
II its cxccilcncy. The audience vas fair fnr
the night. nnl the company maintained tic
good name Il has already secured.