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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
PORT OF IIONOLULU.
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AZ 1-s.hr KslaE, AhuhAls- frlss 0k4ia. Hawaii
A. - Etctaf. slrsrrE. q asys fru tsrt Gamble
~ Esi9uaA. HILL, ~ days fruui sau Francisco
scar War~scks Bal, frcm hliakai
IA No. Nlbur. frul1 hshguL
e-Sckr LeEs. kaehs. fr,in N1loszi To distress
E-Sehr Nlis sarris. kesL1SuuL fF0ai Mliokzi.
scar Utazla. Raksti-s nv ks.4ias Ak-kii-
a b ~ slssp Allstr1ss. GA klces - Gays frun
H.ukuN
Hs- * Cszrisr, Ahi5oru. - azss frgu saa Franc
katle4 Key uoiis. f-sn wiai~Ard Ports
a-rAll14u ok Iona LsusreruEs. Gays iruul Tahiti
Schr kui4zaAHu. M2aa. frunl kohAlA-
G->eLIr Nutiic merrill. Craze. frsu i4AlAiuA
Srlr Ma Elleu, kEzius, fr.Ec His-
f-Sc1r Mzaag<ss.. fsEe. fruss Ss~tiuA
SAILED.
Az I--Sehr P1eo<zhi. Cl-Fks. igr Axiika, Mas-
Sclr keSkziughi. MalEhL t1r Haaalei. kau4L
G->clr fsiry QGeeu, Fgui for hasuakuA, Hawai-
"a u L NzrraKs Fulrr. flE SAD Frzucisc1-
S-Am "a Cal1uaa- Hzll, &c tfuAuo l,lAn1s.
s-Schr n No, NiibGr. &c Aaauiui.
E-Sckr kt1A1. AL1ihalA. flr hAnlaSuA. Hawaii
--,chr UliazzA. F1z1hi~a- f1r kohsiA. Hz@au-
schr kzlz1l.lu Ma, L. kohS52-
Scar Nzas Eli-a- Fe1i. fsr Hil9. Hawai-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

FROM MARoUEsAs.-A letter just received by
Hon. E. o. Hall from Rev. z. Hapuku. Hawaiian
missionary at AtuOns one OF the MarquesAs Islands
states that on the i0;h Of May. the same day that
the tidal wave occurred here these was kalakahf-
EGiti, or Hood, on the coasts Of the isiaad which
rushed inland as mech 20 rods In some places,
destroying much property, sud causing great alarm
Captain J. Hart, 4 Trader lost la all about $4,000
worth Of property
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

THKUESrESsIAL AwAKDe.-Tne Centennial Com
mission have commenced TO distribute the medals
and diplomas awarded 10 exhibitors. The whole
number Of awards is 1906, of which ., $50 20 TO
Group No. 4-Animai aud Vegetable Products and
Machinery. None Of the other groups get over one
thousand The awards are distributed to the diff
f.-.r.r - f,IIpus-
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VESSELS IN PORT.

MrKcHaNrMEN.
Am IA Nay Belle kaberts, HsHal,stsl1. loa.ilg.
Am ship Fle-lE4r1. Tsy ior, repzlriag
An 2-hr L n Nard, Alag
Hr1 hE E-ktE1E, Barr laaeiug-
A. - Atalz1ra. 6sflce. tisch.rxiag
a. Schr Bunauzz, NicT. ia-si8g.
An tkrus Fictar SisFert. tischArging.
Has - Co1ri r. Ahiboru, disclzrEiaE.
Erig -. n Arger dl-cAargtuE.
Tatltiau ~ I11aa, LoresruFe, loa1iHE.
NAVAL
rs slooP Alb4rrgs, co1@Aa4sr Ernest RICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Eight hz=zsed Mennoaites. who left Russia to
avoid conserPtioa. have arTir=i ii Philadelphia
An order has keen issued BY TIE Government, that
al persons employed in navy yards aud other Gov
erunent SERVES shall be required to perform ten
hogrs labor. Eight h0ars we're formerly the limit
cf davis work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

THE MAEDERs, Rena aud Fred C.. opened July
Srt, At the Metropolitan Theater. Sacramento for
short season, in led Asiray and LADY Of Lyons -
The Press Of thst city SPEAKS very highly OF them
We understand that they expect 10 return to Homo
lula ere long
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

EAETHeUAKE-A severe earthquake shock Is
rPosed to have been felt at Hilo on the evening OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLEKY.-A suite Of photogra-
phic rooms has been fitted up in elegant STYLE In
the second story OF the building on the west corner
OF Fort aud King streets, By Mr.. A. A Montana
who has had long experience photographer Ia
the best establishments OF San Francisco He will
be prepared to receive customers 10 morrow, and
promises 10 take pictures which shall be a little
ahead OF anything yet produced in that line Of the
nne arts in tins town.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

ONE Of the principal proofs q the benefits, pres
eur ana prospective. coafsrred By the Treaty IS the
great 81 11us Il has given 10 trade between tLese
islaacS and the Pzci6e Coast, During the first six
nsurhs q 1875 the numssr Of arrivals OF nerchsEt
usu froa ~ Coast was thirty-ei<ht. and the uum-
her for rhe Corresponding period Of the preseut
wear wAs forfy-eighL Departures daring the hrst
half of Is76 for tie Coast tWentyelghf during the
Erst half q ISL, thirty-eighL The rate At Ehish
lunber Is roe coming into the country Is largely
n exssss - =h.t il has been during any previous
peried Of oar history. NH buildings, plantation
house, and native cottage Of wood are being erect
"A m grer the country. Nor i the large increase
a our Imports san6ned to lamber. The imports
rior Of preFisi01s ard groceries, etc, was never
rlo-e lively thzR AZ present This groSth Of con
u<res bstEeen the two coantries Is surs 70 prove
Il great beneft % both Tie Reciprocity TreEty
i 10t altogether = one-Sided Gf1ir.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

tsr On the fourth page viii be found an able
review OF that fascinating book OF travels Wander
lngs IL New Guinea" The notice is written by
The eeleoraIed natnrallst. A r WALLACE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

~ By the bark iouia, We learn OF the death OF
Mr.. John Brander, one Of the oldest merchants of
Tahiti He owned a large dee, OF vessels, ameng
which were the Ionia aud Mariana. and was en-
gagged IN trade with almost every port and group
OF Islands IN the Pacific
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

az Schooner Nrtiie Merrill Leaves to-day for
Lahain1 aud circuit trip around HaWaii and will
touch at nearly All the ports OF that island during
the eruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

ABOUT THE EUCALYPTUS. a correspondent writes
that he does succeed well in starting Euealyp-
tus trees. Tue following. from an agriculture
Journal may explain the cause: The Eucalyptus
seed is among the smallest OF all seeds and requires
the finest OF soil aud special amer il Is plaut-
ed il should not be placed ia the sun but In the
shade till amer its birth from its mother earth IL
should be shielded from winds aud SUI the sane
little infant should be shielded, that The
winds Of Heaven blow not on them TOO roughly"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

~ O. S TraiBing-shP jamestown. COmman-
der Glass, left San Francisco about the 10Th uli
Tor = threr mouths cruise, during which she viii
touch Al Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

HASA PEPA-0ne Of our most distinguished
country diyines who has son living in that wick
ed Babylon OF America, New York City, recently
desiring to convey 10 his parshIouers the informa-
tOu that the son, who is physician, dissatis-
fed with the profits derived from the practise OF
bis profession and that he had engaged 10 litera-
ture, 10 other words had undertaken to edit
newspaper. made use of the phrase ''hanA pepa."
10 convey that idea But unfortunately in the vul-
gar dialect ''hans pepA" is commonly understood
10 mean card-plSyiny, and the good people were
much grieyed 20 lesru that be whom thry had
known and loved 10 youth, and whom they bad
fondiy hoped might succeed TO his fathers pulpit,
hsd been compelled to resort TO gambling for
living.
New YARIETIEs.-We are informed that OF the
numerous specimens of fish sent from this arehi-
pelagO to Paris By Mons. B4llIeu, at least thirty
varieties found 10 be new and undescribed.
Nessieurs valiant sad Savage, professors 10 the
Museum Of Paris, have prepared monograph des-
eribing the new varieties, which will soon be pub
Iished. To two varieties Of the fsh known here as
a0bH have been giyea the names SeorpeTgd Rillieli
and SSnairOsiS BIiislsi, 10 hOEOr OF the gentleman
through whose exertions they have been brought
10 the notice of the scientific world. NJ Ballieu
will undoubtedly soon receive copies of this mono
grsph, which will be Of much Interest to those
Interested in ichthyolOgy. The fish skins prepared
by him With yarnish for the purpose Of exhibiting
the natural eolOrs arrived st Paris in perfect order
with their original bnlliancy undimmed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

No SALE-The real estate on Kukui Place. which
was offered al public auction on SATURDAY last by
M Z 5 Barlow, was not knocked down. the bids
being Inadequate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

STEAMER knAUEA will leave this afternoon for
the circuit OF Kauai, touching first at Nawiliwir
Their Malesiies the kiug and Queen WIN return Ia
town by her on SUNDAY morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

IT r. NJ. S. S, Zesiandia should arrive on Tues
day next, from sydney, 10 leave on Wednesday, the
18Th, for San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

CIEcuA-on Saturday evening next benefit win
be given to Mr. Lnproi al the Circus, when new
attractions will be presented
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

OlaN-MoERL Sew YORK CRY a the ocsez Of
Nsgor BY the aka Of Jcns. Dr. = n. cNn late q
~ EEN.an lslaaas = Le0uis. daughter q n Aosri Of
49, Erz1rs.
PEkSET-cLAUs--Ia Ps-issz ths 3Lst q Jane. Maas
N Psruer Chsncshsr Frs1ch Couuissiooer a. the
Hawalaza Islaza.s M5lie- Jsauis Class
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
Tax Assessors Notice.

VNH1S Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
IL bein my Once On Marine street, every SATURDAY,
from A N 10 p NJ, until SEPTEMBER Ist Is77
All persons liable 70 taxaEio1 make their returns to
the Assessor before that date according 10 Law and
any who have received blanks obin the same 1t
my of1cs- CHARLES u. JUDD,
6S- m Assessor Of for Houolulu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Fr1-u - Fraurlsco-Prr " X Meyer. July He =
hrad hru.c, lr4xs boo<s. lol sks brAa,
- hricks ID c4nnea sso1s. bxs eanllss pkSs
ea1hlue. ru.h-h, confectionery, cis eor1Ags
pkEr drugs a. EsdS 50 dors, - bbls nszr,
cars rrv~ugd ioo buiss bay pkes hardware. 81
bt II tds pF-, PCS irun. u b1ls sheet
iru1 ~ q shilges. pas machinery, pkgs msNI
rkEs lAr-r, = pkxs Taul., = pgtat1ss q pkss
rrrisia1s F4l-rhsuEtnszv pct, ls2s b
J uEs s.sk. SO bdls shsoks. 10 shiagles
rlsery IS PAS Vegetables. 81 Ehky. iSS gals wine
--Nalsc So. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Another SrEANEA-By the barkeniine Victor,
from Port Gamble, WAS received about 10000 feet
Of lumber Designed for the propeller which Messrs
TIebets and SOrrenson are soou to commence
building for Captain Hebron. Il is said to be the
finest lot Of lumber ever brought here having been
selected with great tor this especial purpose.
The vessel will be ITO feet 10 length by 3 ieet beam
and l0S feet depth Of bold, and her capacity is to
Be $50 tons, or about the size Of tue Morning Star
Her engine Is TO be buiit n San Francisco, aud her
boilers in this city She will probably be ready for
sea about the end Of the year, aud will prove
most valuable addition 10 the eCasJing feet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

Frue KahEluf-Per EA111I Aug MIS- Mary 6resni D
Cru-uiHgiGrg 4 p~lsuNr, DIR Watson, and . Aeek
F-- 80 Fruneisso-Per c Murray Aug MAS L Leu
tsssa. 4 Eraa4z and wis, Mr. Slaaz-
Fuuu Wi15warz Purts-Per KfsEe4- Aug Sa-Mx,or Geo
Nacf.ri4se ha1 PsrEe AsS 500, DE- Riehsrd-u G0i
III. Hkit8ey Asa Aki1a. Nos KIP Mss kama
Ntlls Dzuzs- Ass < BsngtAa. oHIng~orth, Mss
Lznssey, N-stsr 49, LAKE Ak4kA Ja9 AAzirs, vie
c1lI n - ssa<u-re Ms Nood- Ms5 L1Pea. 2r
T4aus. Dr. WighL Miss MAkss. Msguin. P THnEy.
B1sh. AsilA, AAnA. E-.ek Lack Msrris and vie.
Mr. MAEre, Mr. 6 W kiags Ah1s, sylvia vile and
4 rh1lsrwn-sl s-cE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08

tS- Gu Friday morning last II. B, Ms slooI
AlbatrOss arrived at this part, IS days from Pana
ina. The following Is list OF hef officers:
Commander Ernest Rice,
Lieutenanis A. {. Cory, Henry C. Carrie,
Nav. Lieut. T. Hawkins Smith,
staff Surgeon, William PattullO,
Paymsster. james II. Wallis,
Sub. Lieut., Wilm0t W. Il. Riyett
Engineers. Alex Puryis, Richard J. Wheeler,
Gunner Edward PiHkney,
Carpenter, Charles Martin,
Clerk. George w. II. Maggs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Let,

se HOUSE LOT CONTAINING OVER -
49, acre OF land. with snnlll Wooden Cottage Ma
-@thereOn, sitnsted at Aekcki, Nuuann, a few rods
Above the Reservoir will be leased for any
than nVe years. About one-hAn OF the good
land, and the balance produces large crop ofgraSs
eSs I'm Inquire OF b, DOLE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
gENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
III duly sppoiE ted administrator Of the Estate OF
MOealOhs~ late Of North K0hAlA, Haw~, deceased
hereby gives notice that all persons having claims against
SAID estate requested 10 present the the
undersigned within six months from OF this
tics. they viii be- forever barred and ali indebted
said estate requested 70 make medAte pay meat
the administrator.
GEO C. WILLIAMS. Administrator
Of Estate Of H0eAlohA, K, deceased.
North kohalA, Hawaii. July ID lsT7- 65s At
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
IVA PORTS.
PASSENGERS.

"a NJ Gazsls-Ps- vi-t0r aug i-slSsso n zab-r,
ISalC lsLhs III sbiaglsz-
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HoNouuLu NEASrINE

Phases of tbs Neon fer the Month Of Aug. 1877.
Rvpz--s - csrt. 1ssii SaiA, Hzrsonaast-r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-08
BIRTH.


= p. ssE' AsS1'' =. ( 'As ~ & NC Woss
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-18
Carson City studebaker
Wagon Depository.

HAvINO RECEIVED THE AGENCY
III for the aals VI tho celebra<ed Stndsbsk-r
Wagons. ! am now receiving wagons from the
shove msuufsctory. especially adapted to this
terms sent to tho mAnufsctory by mo. I also
have 3 nne lot Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-18
lysatss AND llsnr ,pa,xs wAsoss

hand. AlsO Fsrsu aud kuad Wagons Of my
own make. The shove wssons guarantee 70
sell - low - the same style u Wagons can ,s
pnrchsssed In sacramento city. with the sddi.
ti"n VI fr~ixht frvm Sacramento 10 CsrSou.
have alec on hand Aad foe ssls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

egn missions enough 10 60. aTound-especally around
Ohio. The amount OF talent and ambition thrown into
the aspiring politicians of Ohio is in OF the aver
age II sad think OF Ohio with only the Presi
dent and the exPresdcnt the General of the Army and
the Lieutenant General the Chieflusce and the senior
Justice OF the Supreme Court and then only one place
in the Cabinet. But Hayes is modest man, and while
self to be consumed by state pride Therefore count
upon but one Cabinet officer from Ohio
Alarm has penetrated the Democratic citadel,
and the faithful quakng with fear The whisperngs
OF q union between the Northern Republicans and the
better class of Southern Democrats have assumed
shape to be longer ignored The party organs
flaming out with editorials recitng the wrongs Of the
South and calling upon that section to repudate any
coalition with the Republicans. The Indianapolis Sen
ttHei frOths with II concludes article follows
The Radicals have fawning at the feet OF the South
II absolutely necessary for their fraudulent
President TO have intelligent educated Southern fol-
lowing. They about to repudiae the dsreputable
carpetbag element and the hitherto dOcile, tracable
negro finding himself deceived, robbed and hoodwinked
has confidence in Radicaism and deserving To
the Democratic party, his best friend and protector
Hence the dcspairnE cry for Southern aid and .ecogn
ton Hence fulsolle aud tlOns of Hill, Gordon and
Lamar"
1t is easy TO see that the hold of the Demo-
cratic party upon the South has sensby weakened dur
ing past three months The ultra journals Of
that section expr undsgIised contempt for the
pursued by the Nordcrn Democratic leaders The
Ncc Orleans Democrat treated the subject few days
ago this unvarnishcd style: " The South must now
look her interests Louisiana has no longer any
tie that binds her destnes to the fortunes Of the National
Democracy. That party has abdicated the power she
and the other Southern States elevated it to. Abdcated
it not Dioclcau Charles abdcated their imperial
thrones like king with knsly dignity not in the
day Of power VIXEN there great duties to desert
but in the face Of danger; in the manner of coward;
aye skunk out OF power to escape the responsibility Of
maintaining the great cause that its hands. From
such party Louisiana has nothing TO expect. II Gov.
HAYES adopts wise and liberal policy toward the SOuh
recognizing Hampton Government, in South Carolina
and The Nichols Government IN Louisiana, IN view Oh
tie midv cowardice and want Ot leadership displayed
by the Democratic party, not prepared 10 say
that the Will he unsatisfactory or unfortunate 10
this section OF the Union"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
OBITUARY..
GEN. Won sTEINwEHR.


AdOlph Wilhelm August Friedrich Baron Won
seinwebr who died in Buffalo on Sunday, was born al
Blankenburg in the Duchy Of Brunswick, on sept y,
1922 He was educated at the military academy III the
City OF Brunswick, and entered the army IN lSll as
lieutenant Six years later he resigned and came to the
United States 10 offer his services 10 the Government IN
the war with Mexico He failed to receive commission
in the regular army; and after marrying lady OF Mo
bile he returned his native country In 1884 he again
came 10 the United States and purchased farm near
Walingford Conn. At the outbreak OF the civil war nc
organized the 10Th Regiment of New Volunteers ana
commanded it at the battle Of Bull Run In October
1861 he was commissioned BrigadierCeneral, and IN
the following year served under Gen. Fremont In the
Mountain Department. When Gen. Sigel assumed com
mandDf the corps, after the organization OF Gen Popes
command he became head Of the Second Dyislon ana
served in the campaign the Rapdan a'd Rappahah-
mock In Gen Towards Eleventh Corps be commanded
a division at the battle Of Charlottesville. and served
thereafter until the close OF the
His wife possessed large property in Mobile when
was lost in the war. After the Gen stcnTehr pre-
pared system Of school geographic which had largo
sale and brought him good income. His grandfather was
a general IN the army OF Frederick the Great. His
home OF late years in Cincinnati. and at the time OF
his death he was his way to this city to visit his son.
who resides here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
ACADEMY OLE Nu-SIC.

A large and brilliant audience witnessed the
performances that were given saturday night at the
Academy Of Music for the benefit Of the French Bcnovo-
lent society The CHIEF feature Of the programme was
Mons A. Mlnlart'. opera, Les Dragons de Nillais
which WIS sung and acted by Mile Aimee, VI.
R,oulf ana other members Of Mr.. Graus oregL bOuhh
COMPANY This work, named the The Hermit's Bel,
va, FIR. made known here 1869 by Mile lrma. VI
Auiac aud the rma troupe. the little teater in Tween
t,fourf-st which had been BrOugham'- and a.tcrward
Leramc DAVIS. lThi, house, by the way, was named
The Fifth Aurnue Thca;cg by Mr.. rhad Glover, who
was connected with 1t for while some time before the
late co., Fisk fitted w for BroushamI LES Dragons
yiIars il comic opera Of tie higher class It. music
l. often thoughtful, sometime tender always mcoGiou7
and its story is serious as well piquant. Sweet
airs and effective choruscs diversity abe score and good
m i made in il Of the element OF dramatic climax. The
perorluancr on saturday night passed smoothly Nile
Aimee. acting Rose Frl,,e sang in a cadImlncy symra-
thctc spirit and aroused really mournl interest The
multitude Of this artist j. .eItaiuy hot restricted 10
tho Music of wantonnpss and rcyeL ". RaOu.t, as
Syraa was asreeIbly sentimental IN his execution OF
the music The cast included also. Mile. Duparc and
Mcssrs RENE Duplan, Ruiz. Dlvalis. and Albert. Pre-
vious TO the performance Of the opera NJ Dupan and
Nine Brauciart spirited representation OF I'm
Mari dan, du Cotton" and Nine L.,ner executed the
mad seen, from Lucia" Applause frequent. and
the Lencf must have been considerable. The Russian
Grand Dukes present, n Proscruum box, and the
Russian national hymn performed By the orchestra,
in their hoaor-the audience cisjng- conf lent which
the Duke, recognized with dignity and grace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
SHE sTOOPs AT wALLACK's.


Those persons who attended at Wallack' 3
Theaer last night passed merry evening with Gold
smith. whose strong and wholesome comedy OF "she
Stops TO Conquer" received Interpretation almost
entirely competent and at points particularly adj
mirabe There need TO rehearse the merits OF ths
model piece, dwell its character. its humor lts
cumulative interest its succession OF wenvented comic
situations its strong style. and the felicity with
which its language is made TO How from
the human nature and special individuality OF
its persons The world knows by heart this
rough diamond OF English comedy and prizes 1t for It's
sterling worth 1t glitered well last night MI "aacK
acted with rare skill MdrlOUes bashiu scene with HISS
HardcaSte and made the somewhat hard lines OF the
text-whlch. in that scene happens 10 be quite wire
woven-as snuOus and ductle even the Gallo taste
could desire. Mr. Beckett superb Tony LUDipkn,
bright mischievous cOmlcally lOutish without being
either stupid or vulgar and brimul Of animal spirits
carried the scene OF cross-purposes with Mrs HARD
castle and made it remarkably drol and eN-
hilaratng; though it may be regretted that
Madam POnisi lacks force in this passage
Mr. Giberts explosion choer in the brass warming
pam passage made with all his usual vigor and Ills
tire Interpretation OF Mr. HdrdcaSHe may truthfuy
be set forth rs fautess Mr. Waack, Mr. Gilbert, ana
Miss Dyas were recalled after the famous exit rom the
tOuzing sceueif may denote itas neat an exit
in point Of fnsh "a theatrical achievement can ever
have Afforded At OtAcr points also the public appro0a-
ton was evinced in hearty plaudts. Mr. Beckets song
OF The Jolly Wagner" asked for second time
and this comedian had the wellmerted compliment OF
special recall She Stops to Conquer Will be repeater
tonight and on Saturday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
EAGLE THEATER-A NEW OPERA.

Oienbach's ola Boulangere DIES Ecus
was given last night Eagle Theatcr II is monot
onous work the musical portion but its story Is arci-
cal and not quite devoid piquancy The score contains
many airs and choruses, OF which are striking
and agreeable Tie story relates 10 the hsht
of fascinating hair dresser, whom mnions OF the law
are pursuing conspiratOr, and who Is protected by
the aurifeous Oaker-woman The words are by Messrs
Mc!hac and lalcvy. The atmosphere is that OF irohc'
but the music lacks that continuous hlia1ty when com
monty commendsM Oncnbachs compositions The frclcal
finale o act second when the lovely barber is defended
bv the girls who are armed with loayes OF bread was
much appauded last night; ard Mile. Aimees intro
ducpd song La Palozza' sung by her in former sea
sonsyas recalled in the third The singer was IN
pretty good voice Mcssrs. Eaoult, Refine Mczeres' ana
Durlan ccyerIy contributed to the tit Interpretation OF
the OPERA LA B,ulangerc" however, did not make q
steadily pleasant impression.