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I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

IL VIA NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Conmcucing Junr X, 1917. Steamers leave New-Hork,
Pier North Ky FOOT Kecorst connecting at Sandy
Hook with trains Tor
Long Branch 62O. $50. 1910 a. 3i5. g. t:l5 q.
Phade pha and Toms River, G:2O o. aGd $40
PARK Banega aLd Beach Haven. 6:2O III. ana
34J
ocean Grove. $3.50 a. III. and $40 p.
Atlantic May, $50 a
Sundays, for Long Branch $50 a. m.
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EHICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
der Corandt and Desbrossesss. at
20 D. m Might Express daily for EaslO. Bethlehem Al
lenioWn Mauch Chunk Wi kesuare Piston SayIe ilnr%
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buna!o niagara rams ana he
West Pullman's sleeping coaches attained.
ROB'T n. SANkE Supt. and Engr
General Eastern Office corner ChCch and CUtl3pdi stS
AGENT.
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5ieamuoats ano RAILROADS..

NOR Mt. DESERT.
ira us leave Hos on via Boston & Mai r. r., at 9 10
a. m 30 800 D. ~; Eastern al 1870. $40
and 1899 p. ~. Portland connecting with steamer
ton having Portland Tuesday Friday evening", at
oc.Ock Desert secured OF J. W. Rich
ardsOf. No PA Washin INST, Boston. aud
h. CUSHING. Go. l. DAY.
Asst Manager, General Ticket AGENT,
Per land Portland.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ncw-IUTk for Trenton aud philadelphia az $50,
g. $50 $50 m, 1870, $3.50, $50, ~ and at pm
Trenton -,
Leave Philadelphia North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third Bcrkssts at 1880. $50, ll30 H., $50
A. 8. $50. ~ m. 80. 49,
Ieaye Trenton tor NcwYork 100 635, sos, 1915 m,
l2lJ, 2:iO 40. sos 90
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 10 the $50 IN.
Lao .U d. NJ trains York To the 1880 800 a. m,
l3O D. M trains adepha, and Sleeping cars To me
II o'clock midnight trains from both NewI DIRK and Phade
phia. - ,,.,.,,.,,. -,
Tickets or sale at foot Liber y-st Noe. 500 and Oh
Prodwav 1t the principal hotels all Offices Of the Erie Ran
wav in New York aHd BROOKLYN, aud at No Courtst,
Rr1oEivn baggage checked residence To destination.
Ii. T.. BALDWIN,, Gen. Pass. Agent.
nor NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL a in
terrnedlaie points Steamers Pier T.. r.. daily Sun
DAYS excepted At p. uNentythirs f. R al 3:l5 M
ard II o. m connecting with special trains al New Haven for
Ualt.id Springfield sc. Tickets s0d and baggage check
al ga Broadway, NewNork and Coultst Brooklyn. Ex
4 irsion 10 sew Haven aud return, 81 %
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lHlnsiCal 3nstrume'IIh

Alueilul 3HstIuRelI6
A RION PIANOS.-A few secondhand square
~ PIANOS perfect order very Ow prc for cash or
miscellaneous SIMPSON n COMPANY. No. East l4thst.
A FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS at
~ of them used nut very short
by musicians really almost good AZ new
fully Warranted In every respect
Please call al 800
WEBER WAREROoMs, 5thave. and l6titst
I IGHTE II ERNST, old house If Lighte 81
Bradbury tirr splendid PfANO-FOhfES at ioN
pce. easy monthly payments al II kast !hsG Also
smiths AMERICAN OiGAN-
- Y. BALL 81 Co..
y. no IL EAST l4TH-Sr.
Cl1ck.rngs Seinsd, - Pianos and organ, low
forcasn. miscellaneous and t'r rfui.
THE WAGNER PIANOS, Square aud Up
4 right and the BOU DOIR ORGANS the best low
priced strumentsi world warranted 10 give entire SAT
isfscon Agents wanted The trade supplied on the most
liberal terms Tor illustrated Catalogue. HORACE
and Dealers, 40 East th
Bway UnLp,Nl lnstrum'ts to rent III the country
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Miscellaneous.
LIMITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE

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y DIRECTORY FOR 1877.
200 pages. with Map ana Illustrations.
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THE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all noints Fast via

FOR BOSTON
and all points East, via
NEW PORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE.
Largest and costly in the world
FULL NIGHTS REST NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES.
Five morning trans-FsI River TO Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily al o pm (SU NDAYS July
10 sept Q inclusive from Pier p. ~ r., foot OF Murrayst.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Tickets and Stae all principal Hoeis aud
Ticket Offices a the Pier, and steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
GEO l. Common. General PASSENGER Age.L
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| ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-ForyB Boats
Thirty foarlst j. r. 10 minutes preyo1s 10 de,auu Of
trains No boa ir m Jane. slp after m on Sundays
follows For GceupOrt. HatbOr. etc, at S44, 1908
m .5O 400 SUNDAYS. ~ a. For Patcnogue etc,
at rar ' a u ec at 20 s4 Bos II 80 ~ = AT
445 6.2f. sos u. sun 9;l5 m, $50 y. FOR
$50 a. III. For Northpor. etc NJ. 800 Ara. s. ..
G42 y. IN Sundays. $50 a m. go y. m. For Locust
JO5 tti2 y. m. sundays $3.50 a. M. G3O D. m For Rock
away ach. etc. at o 20, ll:3o l3O. AZ, 545
F Far HocSaway. Etc at o. 1910 1880 a. ~ $50 42i
5Oj 5.i5. y. IN. sun0ays3lJ, TO- II a. m, 1880. $50
a. per time table Ticket Offices inNEWYORK al James
Slip Thirty fou1-si ferries at The Offices Of MescOs
J. 1. TX Co. PARK place 80 broadway 81 broliSsy
Washing 0n 81. In BKOOkLNN T. D. 70 fourthst. by
be checked from residence Ia destination.
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing July !, 1877.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
300 a. M, western anu Nofthrth Express, WIN ufdMhg
room cats Ia Rochester ais" Ia -. Adams
. NJ. special sarnoga Express Drawing room ears
1890 a ~. SPECIAL Chicago and western EIpress with
DR. wing To Canandagna, Rochester Buffalo, aud
Hagara Falls drawing hro Ia ohhrid springs
ll3Os ~, northern AID Western Express. with drawing
10 Saratoea-
$50 D IN. SPECIAL Saratoga Express; East
Albany Tor principal stations 10 syracuse.
400 .. NJ, Albany ana Try LIpress, stops at Sing Sing
Pe,sskil. aBd all stations north except Livingston.
u IA. i. Louis Buffalo
Niagara Fails WaiertoWn and CanAnoarua Also Mon
ueal via Pl4tt.burgh. Through otr- Ia 81. Louis.
.. M. Pacific Express daily, steering cars for
and Chicago, am 10 Montreal VIA ~. Adams.
100 ,. Express, with sleeping cars for Albany aud
Way Trains per Tables Tickets sale at
80 2o ana 80 B,oad"ay and a. Wssteott Express Co
and J5S washington T. brookiyn , ,-
{. u. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
l TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATS MAIL
ROUTE june ~ l-7 trains leave Newl ork,
DeSbTosses Cortlandi street Fern follows;
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West and south,
with Pullman Palace cars attached, ~. ana $50 p ~
daily.
FOR Whamsport, ock Haven, CORY, and Erie at $50
D. II. Cory for itusvtle Petroleum Centre,
the OH Regions for Williamsport and Lock Haven,
q. m.
Washington Express OF Pulma ParlOr cars daily except
sun. ay a. ~; arrive Washni On 40 2. M. Regular
at a l. u. ana $40 D. Sund y ana $50 p NJ M
Express phade phI, $50 800 $3.50 Limited O3o
m J. a. . and $3.50 IN. ~unday 9 a. H.. o. 3. l. ana
$50 D. IN EnICTant ana secondclas-, p. M
ton Amboy. F iugton, bsyIderc. and other points
SEE local SEIZED lies a'lIicket Offices.
Trans Pittsburgh $50 and lOiO a. n ana
IU2O D. daily 10 a. $50 daiy, except Mon
day From Washington Baltimore, 6:JJ. lOoJ a m,
4:lO $40 and lOlOD IN. SUNDAY, 90, 1910 a. m From
PHI iadelphla 5OJ $50 $40 1910 l040, 1850 2u,
4IO 5:lO $50. $50. 1910. and 1920 D. M. sunday 300.
G.5O 1910 II: 90 a. IN. ESQ. and 1920 D. m.
Ticket Offices $40 and 944 broadway. No Astor House,
ana foot ami Cutandlsts. No. 60 rtst,
r. Ooklyn Nos ia ll6 and rs HudsOnst, H0D0ktn; De
rot Jersey CITY. Emgiant Ticket Office No Battery place
EJtANK TIOMSON l.. p. FARMER
GENERAL Man.a-r. General Passenger Agent
DONDOUr and ingstOn-Landing at New
bureh Poughkeepsie, Highland Falls West Point, Corn
Del r. r. steam boats THOMAS CORNELL ANA JAMES w.
BALDWIN, Per foot Sprng->t Mr.. daIi at p m
Two THE WHITE MOUNTAlNS-TlIROUG
BY DAYLTGIfT.On aid after July Q, through cars for
White Mountains will leave Grand Central Depot via New
YORK New Haven Il rdOrd RlrOad at 800 p. arriving
Fabyans at $50 Ask for tickets via Connecticut
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fosi ano fonno.

7 OST-PASS- BOOK No. 104 $50. Deliver to
IL German., ayings Bank CITY,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

leave for Englewood Cioser, Permon and Nyacs
T. 30 J:45 .. f. 445 $50, ESQ. $50 p. and
satur ay nights only at l3- p IN. Sundays, a. NJ aud
csc y. IN.
JNO ~ ABBOTT General assr Agent, New-Iork.
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q chthcr5.


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Dantlna Atdoemics.

. DODWORTH'- SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
n No Gsl 81 AAVENuE
viii reopen Oct. 49, -, a.. ou,or
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STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
SIONINGTON AND NARRAliANSETr
daily Sundays exceptedi from Pier 30. n. H. foot
of and tickets FOR ElIlIER LINE se
363 broadway and all offices OF Westoott
Co. Also tickets for sale nj all hotel ticket Offices
and Freight Via either limo always taken At low
cot rates ID :. BABCOCk, President
L. W. fILKIAs. General Passenger Agent
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ERIE RAILW AY.

ERlE RAILN Al. -
II SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
June 20, 1877:
9 a m--Cincinnah and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Room Coaches q lynnalo and SuspensI. Bridge.
1888 m-Express Mail for buffalo with 81 epns Coaches
attached. az. .,,
Coaches through ,oc steT Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cncin
nau and Chicago without change Also Hotel DINING Cars TO
Chicago.
Trans leave Chambers Street Depot, y. Y. for
p M II midnight nigats only SUNDAYS, 9l5
uihcrfurd Park PasssIc, c. 7:45 10 M ~ las
g. 34, $3.50, DID, g. U:3O g. It, H. II midnight Sundays
Pafer g. o45, 7i5, $50 10, 0i5, 1880 NJ IL noon,
las. 3. 35, Y45, 43O, o. 5l5 4, 65, b3o 4 y 10 p H.
and ~ mdn ght ntays, g. $780, 9l5 10 a. i' lA5' $780,
y. H.. and - midnight
II midnight. sundays g. $780, 10 M lA5, 63O, D. ~,
aud II midnight
Cornwall . a. NJ $3.50. $50 D. m. Sundays. $50 a. m.
Warwick, l04j a. III. 4:3O p.
NeWburgh, 9 04j $3.50, 40 sundays $50
Kingston. IN. $40 p. sundays $50 a. IN.
Goshen G. 745. o. L., l045 $780, 34J $50, D. m
Sundays, G, $50. IL a. m. go, p. m
MIDI etOVn, 7:45, TO- lO45 a. 345 49, D. m. sun
days, S3O 10 M, y. Tie m 50 IN. trains
with New York and Oswego Midland H. at Main ST.
Port Jerys 7:i5 9, IT, lO4j IN, 49, pm Sundays
$50 10 q H.. and y
NoTR-Trans leaving Chambers 81. half hours
before D. Twenty.tLsI. fifteen minutes earlier
above aying Chambers quarter hours
leave Tweny-t ST. urtv mnuee earlier. Boats leave
tirl ST at $40 and li5 connecting with trans
lea p.m and II midnight.
be obtained and orders for the
checking and TanerO Baggage he left at tile Conpanys
Offices Nos. 239 4O 529 and 55 broadway No COurtsI,
Brook yn. and at The Conn anys Dcpnts.
Express rains from the West arrive In Newfok ~ Eo
H., 40 and 1903 I. III.
JNO. n. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent New-York.
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t. +. BOOTH, General Agent. 4l5 broadway, n Y.
ItENrRAI RAII.ROAD OLE NEM-JERSEN.


n IL
" Trains Pertn AmDoy Red Bank Long Branch
,, 7:iJ, 9. li5 m. a. 40, D. Al
$50 m for Long Branch, ocean Grove, DC.
EXPRESS TRAM TIME between New York and Long
Branch, ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES.
PULLMAN PAROR CA RS aIe attached TO trains leaving
New York AZ $3.50 and D. m.
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON.
station 10 and from kEHPORI
and a Squan % aud from POINT PLEASANT
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V'HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS REST.
ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
TIME, 60 MIMI
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
MASSACHUSETTS,
("The Palace steamer of he Word")
AND THE MORLD-HENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
("The queen Of the SOund1
daily except Sundays) nom Pier - y. r., foot of
MaTren-st, AZ arriving AT Providence az a and
Boston a m. No intermediate landings betw New.
York Providence.
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Net carnings........S2.i
Interest, rents and
dividend on guaTan-
tecd sock tor six
months ............... IL
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THE ART OF SWIMMING, N iiiE - ~ 90, 90 >
Nv "scrrcant Lcaly. WItn Preface by MIS-. ohlI'
llustIatcu. M, T. cents. . a., . ... g., ,,.o
An inusi rnsaulc cduiialloh lot the h'i'u'' " ' " 80
the subject inucicnUrIt. ..., 49,. 49, ,-.t..
A busut,s. lkr Late manual.-itiflsuau lmph =.
Thor ne book ~ a siigt one, 1t leaves niue more
said utn,n sWIInnauE Gang f"st. -, al
4 PRACTICAL guide 10 tue sNiuuti ana Hl"ul" eoi'""
teut.On every where SUNDAY IlnIes.
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Eife Railway


Illinois Central
100. be. 80 ?
Chi & Rock l.. r.
5bU. hC. 81 4
Chic Is & Quincy
] u.....bc. 80 3
Mich Central
200 ....bc. 4n1s
Lake and Ms
l,sOO. bc. ~ >
- ..... asa
8 o. ...... 4s =
], Ou..--s3. . =
1uO.....-- ~ ?
700. ..... 3-F
3OO.....s3.. As a
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THE WESTERN UNION FOOL.

JAY GOULD REPORTED To BE ABOUT TO SUE g. NJ
MILLS FOR CONSPIRACY AGAISaT HIM AND TO
RECOVER $500, O00-wHAT THE CALIFORNIA
PARTY" HAD TO DO WITH THE POOL.
Rumors of a lawsuit which is likely to Gre
ute "a sensation among stock operators were current IN
Wall-st Yesterday afternoon. The difficulty. il
was stated mad grown out of the pool IN
Western Union stock, mention OF which was
made in THE TRIBUNE several days ago. Tho
pool WAS organized with 5. NJ. Mills at its head.
Among those who we're induced 10 take interest IN 1t
were the members Of what has been known on the street
for short time past the California party, the lead
ing representative Of which, II Is reported agreed TO JON
the pool upon the being made to HIM that Jay
Gould was short for very large amount OF Western
Union stock Western Union. which less than month
ago sold at 72l2 advanced 70 = and IS, very large
amount Of stock changing bands at these figures during
he last days January Among the for the ad
vance mentioned Waist. gossip at the time was a re-
por 70 the effect that Mr. Gould had put up the price in
order to dispose Of his surplus stock at a profit
The price of the stock mas again gradually
declined closing yesterday 1914. The story now IN
circulation is that MI Gould has discovered that M.
Mills & Co.. his former confidential brokers. using
their knowledge OF his asserted position in being short
for large amount OF the stock 20 form pool 70 buy
the stock by which he forced % cover at heavy
Gs and that consequently ne has brought ors ABOUT 10
bring damages for ah alleged conspiracy
against him hy n Mills & Co. The amount sought 10
recovered by the proposed suit was stated Yesterday
&|0O,oOo H was also stated that ne had WithdiaWh
firm OF sherman Sterling, said last evening that pro-
credugs had not yet been begun against ). NJ. Mills d
CO.. the paper. still remaining IN his hands Further de-
velOpments might, however, be made pubhc "ishih
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES. .

Mr.. jefferson will act at the Princesss The
alter. London, al Easter.
Wagner has finished half his new opera,
1.-THE Legend OF ParcivaL'
Hoffman,, the young symphony writer, has
inst finished an opera, Ariiln
Mr.. Edwin Booth Is drawing crowded houses
AT the Brooklyn Academy Oh MUSIC
SgnOr Operti has composed an opera In three
acts On the subject Of DAM bruce
Mr.. Edwin Adams still remains at san
Francisco and is in very infrm health.
Nilsson il in Vienna. CarlOtta Patti IL at
Ieinsjc Mile Titiens singing IN Ireland Saurct the
vionist has gone 10 Germany
"CrispinO la COmare" has been given IN
English by troupe of children IN Boston Inc per
warmly of the success OF the undertaking
Mr.. John Mccullough il acting at the Boston
Museum Mr.. II. j. Montague VIII act tnefe
an Feb 10 Tho Museum hGs lately been successI WI.
the burlesquo of "Evangeline." by MesSrs Rice anu
Goodwin
Among the pieces to be given at the next
concert OF the Philharmonic Society are MendelssOhh
" Menspe" Overture, BeetIoven's Seventh symphony,
and a new renade by Fuchs The SOLO performer VIII
he Mr. s. b. Mills
Arthur Matthison's play, on the subject of
pieoe produced Booths Theaer-has lately been IN
eued by Mr. Wyndnam In his series of dramas NJ e
London Crystal Palace
Miss Nelson has nearly completed her Ameri-
can uaag, of 100 nights. She hae acted flns
delphIa Pitfsburgh Cincinnati 81. Louis Chicago, bui
fal0 Toronto, Rochester syracuse uuca Albany BALI
personate IDl0gen in Shakespeare Cymbene al the
Walnut street reater Philadelphia. This play 10 10 DO
revived In q magnificent manner.
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OBITUARY.
REAR ADMIRAL ALDEN.

A telegram from San Francisco says that
Rear Admiral James Alden died there yesterday morn
ing congestion OF the brain He had been IN the cty
only few weeks on a visit BE native of Maine,
and entered the navy from that state in 1929 He at
tanned tue rank OF lieutenant in ls41. and during the
Mexican war took part the naval operations at Vera
Cruz Tuspan, and TObascO He engaged in the
coast survey from 1913 10 1860, having received MS
umIssOn as commander IN 1885. The late Admiral
was actively engaged throughout the civil war and on
al! occasions merited the approval Of his COMMANDER.
He took part the capture Of New Orleans and the at
taclgs upon Vicksburg and Port Hudson. Commanding
te steam sOOp Brooklyn he participated IN the engage
ent IN Mobile Bay and in the two attacks on Fort Fisher
After the war he appointed commodore and IN 1868
was placed IN comman, of the NavyYarG III California
I'm ADril. 1869 Commodore Alden appointed Chief
of the Bureau NAVIGATION and Detail IN the Navy d."
partment In 81 he appointed Rear Admiral. and
placed ON the retired list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.

The Kellogg Troupe gave Donizetti's opera,
"Lucy of Lammermoor," at the Academy of Music last
evening. Owing to the indisposition of Miss Kellogg
who had announced TO take the title role her place
had TO be filed very short notice by Mme Julia Rose
valid 1t Nine. Rosewad's first appearance In the
leading role OF any opera in this city, and she was ex
tremely nervous that would be hardly fair 10 judge
her strictly by last nights performance She has
pleasant light soprano voice. good stage presence ana
vocalzes fairly. II cannot he said however, that she
showed equal to the role that she undertook
last night in point either of singing acting for the
part is one which demands both of voice and expert
ence than she possesses can 1t be said tat she
promised great things in any way; but she deserves
credit for the careful and conscientious efforts that she
made Mr.. Mas. the Edgar vas far he sang the Fra
POGO exceenty except that the time of the caoa-
letta was too slow good all through the finale Or tho
rest OF the cast but little mention need be made MI
Carleton as Henry did Of his work well. but the
same can scarcely be said of Nj. Comfy, who was the
RAYMOND. Neither chorus orchestra was very
good while the stage setting and the costumes were ap
parenty the same have been familiar with at the
Academy for many seasons past.