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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-02
Sale Of Real Estate by Assignee.

DS'S Ne AsO~i hbSSucCs
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINF.
In the matter OF Peter Sib. !
ley and Edward X. Sbey,
Partners us Peter Sibley 4 In Bankruptcy.
Son,
BaDkrupts.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to an order of the Court, issued No.
vember Is, ISIS the undersigned, Assignee of the
estate OF said Bankrupts, will sell at public auc.
Me Friday ,nuary, 18th, 1879, at 10 A. Al. the
following real estate, viz
"One lot known the Cole farm, situated in Vas.
saboro, kennebec County, State OF Maine, Ound.
ed: Re ginning on west side OF road Il adm u ON
George Tabei's TO Dsnel Purington's thence run.
ming no therly on said Frye's east line TO land of
Chas II. Nichols: thence running eisterly on said
Nichols to said road thence running across said
road, and along the south line OF Daniel p ring.
toms land to land ofN. T. Taber; thence running
southsrly On said Taber's west line, TO land OF
George Iaber; thence run ming westerly on saId
George TabeI's north line to said rOadS
Also one lot in said Vaesalhoro,, beginning nj
northeast corner ;oI Albert NJ. Bradley's land on
the road leading from the outlet, so called 70
North NassaiDOro, thence running nOrtherIv on
said road eight, Jour feet 10 land OF n Mower.
thence running westerly parallel with said Brad'
ley's north line, to land OF Ann Worth thence RIM
ming asterly ON said Bradleys north line 10 first
mentioned tound." ~ " 80
Both OF said parcels being subject to a mortgage
gwen 10 Augusta Savings Bank, dated February
:, 1910, recorded In kennebec Registry, Book 30s
page l26. The amount now due viii be made
kho"h al ZINE and place of sale.
..,. 4. HERBERT NJ HEATH, Assignee.
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Republican Caucuses,

The republican members of the Senate and
House held cauouses Tuesday evening, in the
Senate chamber and hall of the House of Repre-
sentatlves, for the purposes of nominating
candidates for officers of those bodies.
SENATE Caucus.
AT the caucus of Republican Senators-elect,
Tuesdayevening which was held in the Senate
Chamber. Mr.. Ninton of Cumberland, called
the meeting to order, and on his nomination
Mr.. Cobb of Androscoggin, was chosen chair
man. Mr. Cobb refusing to serve, Mr.. Prince
of the same county was elected and Samuel
w. Lane was made Secretary.
Mr. Thomas of Cumberland then took the
floor. and said that certain of his friends had
been kind enough to mention his name in con-
nection with the Presidency of the Senate,
and that he now wished to return his sincere
thanks to them. Such generosity makes life
worth living for, he said. and viii always be
remembered by me. Some persons believe
that the man chosen as the highest officer of
the Senate should be one who has served in
that body before, one well acquainted with the
business of that branch Though | might diff
fer from these persons in their belief | ac-
knowledge the sincerity of their convictions
and bow to them. For TWENTY-FIVE years the
republican party has carried its standard for
ward to success. 1t is now defeated. but |
believe that this condition of affairs is only
temporary, and that the party will next year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-02
DR., N0RMAn'S
FOOT SALvE,
The Sure Cure for Corns, and lnfalli-
IibIe Remedy for Bunions, Sore and
lnfamed Joints and Chilblains.

great many people may think 1t strange that
am spending SO much money in bringing before the
public this article of Foot Salve, especially ii is sold
at so low price that II hardly warrants much ad-
vertsing The reason do this is because know from
experience how much person suffers from
other disease Of the feet and think il my duty to
make known 10 the suffering community "a much ms
II Is in power 10 do, the value of this Foot
salve that they may experience the relief that | did
from Its use some two years ago. had been suffer
ing AT that time for several months from hard corn
which was painful at times that II almost
bearabe, when DIR. Norman IA Chiropodist, TO
my place of business and offered the Saye sell
but took stock in it, had never heard before
of sake that had been used with perfect success for
diseases of the feet only He induced TO have it
applied TO my corn as guarantee of its WORTH the
first morning after its use surprised find that
all the soreness had disappeared and in weeks time
the corn came OF itself. Finding with what success
il worked IN case, bought quantity OF the salve
ana offered II to my customers, VINO used il for all the
diseases for which is with like results
finally bought the right and formula from Dr. Nor
man. and now offer it TO the public generally price
within the reach of ALL trusting that by using il di
rected they will experience the great benefit that
did from its use.
Price 25 Cents "a Box.
Mr.. NORMAN's FOOT SALVE
is sold by all Druggists, sent any address re.
ceipt of price. Prepared by
GEO: P. FARRINGTON, Pharmacist,
80 Essex Street, Salem, Mass.
Wholesale Agents for Maine: W. +. PHILLIPS &
Co.. Portland, WILLIAM f. MANN, Bangor
decl74w
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Auction Sale.

A T the grocery store occupied by VIRGIL A LIT
"A TLEFlELD, on Water Street in Augusta, on
Friday, Dec 9th inst, at o'clock =. NJ, the entire
grocery stock of goods, oil can, scales g., &C., be-
longing 10 the insovent estate of VIRGIL A. LITTLE
fIELD remaining unsold. Store open TO private sale
until that day. sale positive. - tt. .t
Il. w. WHITEHOUSE, Assignee.
G. W. JONES, Auctioneer.
Dec. 2l, 1878. dec24tu
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On Fancy Cards. Chrome, Snowflake &C. no
CU alike, with name, lUc. j. Minkler i Co Mas.
sau, ~ l. dec27t&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-02

FoR The HOLIDAYS The largest assortment
of China Tea Sets to he found in the city is at
Piper's.
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NOTICE il hereby given, THIN Courts Of tnsol-
~ vency, viii he held at the Proba g ONCE. in
Augusta on the ,econh pnd fourth Mondays. in
each month, at tw O'Clock in the afternoon, until
9th wi e orde ed.
VI. X. BAKER. Judge.
CHARLES TlEwINs, Register.
Nov / ISIS '&wtf
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x Chrome Cards. &c, Cupids, Notices, Flowers
6 v No two alike, with name 10 cts. NASSAU CARD
o. Nassau y. L. dec27f&wiw
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07 DAY TO Agents canyassng for the Fire side
VI Visitor. Terms aud Outfit Free. Address
p q. NlCkERl, Augusta, Maine. dec27t&wIw
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You've, STEPHEN JEwETT Brunswick. Re-
publican, Unitarian, Treasurer of Bowdoin Col
lege, married; age 80. BON lie Pittston, Kenne-
bee county; educated at Bowdoin College and
University of Berlin, Prussia. Was Professor of
Modern Languages in Bowdoin College for many
years; emineutly successful in his chosen profess
sion. The change in his profession four years
ago, was caused by the death of his father, which
forced him to abandon teaching and devote him
self to business Member of House of Represen.
tatives in 1873. Always republican.
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RAND, REUBEN, Winter Harbor, Gouldsboro'
Republican, Baptist, painter and mechanic single /;
age 3S. Born in Gouldsboro' received his educa-
ton at the common town schools Has been on
the board of Selectmen four years, and one of the
experimenting School COMMITTEES two wears; ac-
lively interested in town and general affairs
number of years. Followed he sea several v, ars
since which he has been engaged in painting and
mechanical business. Always a straight republican
REED, WILLIAM E., East Boothbay. Demo-
crat, Congregationalist, trader, marred age 49,
Born in Boothbsy; educated at the public schools
Of Cambridgeport and Boothbsy. Served on the
bord Of Seleetmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
the Poor three years. and for the last two years
chairman. Member of he legislature in 1863.
RICE, ALBERT s., Roc.land Democrat, Con-
gregatonslst, lawyer, married; age Al. Born in
Augu ia, and educated at Bowdoin College. Reg
lister of Probate for Knox county four years, com
mencing Jan. !, 1861 County Attorney for Knox
county six yQFs. commencing Jan. |, 1869. Al
ways democras.
RICHARDS, WILLIAM f., Gardiner Republi-
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An MINED CARDS. wit name 10 cts Agents
tn outfit 10 cts. l.. JONES, & co, Nassau, n Y
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STANLEY RICHARD S. Lyman. Republican,
Congregationast. farmer and lumberman, mar
red; age AZ. Born in Alfred, and attended the
town schools Selectman Of town five years, be-
ing chairman portion of the time. Member of
republican county committee, also chairman re-
publican town committee. Always republican.
STAPLES, HOWARD, Eliot. Democrat, Liberal,
tin plate and shee Iron manufacturer, married ;
age 80. Born in Eliot, and educated at Eliot
Academy. Town Clerk for six consecutive years
STEWARD, II. S., Skowhegan. Republican,
Baptist, miller, married. age 81. Born in Show
hogan, and attended the district school. Has held
the Office of Seectman and Assessor.
STILES, MERRITT W., Westbrook. National
Greenback Resorationist, expressman, married
age 40. Born in Wesibrook, and attended school in
Bridgton. Never held office. Formerly democrat.
STINsoN, JOHN A, Woolwich. Republican,
ConRregationalist, farmer, married; age 46. Born
in Woowich, and attended the common schools
Never held office. Always republican.
TALBOT, JAMES r., East Machias. Democrat
no religious preferences reported, in the lumber
ing and shipbuilding business; age about Sc. A
son Of the late Hon. NJ. J. Talbot who repre-.
sented his district in the House. the Senate and
the Governors Council for many years He has
through life followed the numbering and ship
building business, in connection with his brothers
and has accumulated an ample fortune. Mr. Tai
bot is a lifelong democrat, firm and decided but
not illiberal intolerant He has represented
his district several terms. He has had long expe
rience in business and accurate knowledge of The
numbering and shipbultling interests of the State
Member of the House in 1872 70 and 1873.
TAYLOR, HARDEN, Bddeford Democrat,
Unversast, brick manufacturer and farmer, mar
ried; age 81. Born in Norridgewock, and attend
ed school there. Alderman of Biddeford Mem
Der Maine House of Representatives in 1878.
Thomas, CYRUS A., Pennington. Republican,
Methodist, mason, married; age 46. Born in
Pennington, and educated in that town.
THOMAS, WILLIAM W., Yarmouth. Repubi.
can, no religious preferences physician married !;
age 80. Born in Oxford educated at the town
schools and at Hebron Academy. Enlisted in
1862, and made Orderly Sergeant of Co. I, 23d
Maine Regt.; mustered out with the regiment in
July, 1868. Attended school at Hebron Academy
three years, teaching winters; then studied medi
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA Nov 5-saiied, steamer Fiamborough tBr
Csrrf. DC. a3-In port. bark Maddalone or. for New
CaaruAGxsA. Oct o--Tn port. schr Gertrude 4 smith.
Jam for New York, TO sail next day.
DUBLIN, Nov 4-saed bark Eblana (Br), Barry. Sc
HALIFAX Ms. Nov 7-stcamer darlington tBr, Motcaif
Arrived 4th cablo steamer Faraday Trot London via
81 Pierre Miq bark Deodorus dr. Dordward Charcnte
LivEnrooL Ns, Nov 4-sailed brig zorlina tBrj, Fro
MARTIN RIVER Nov 7-Passcd In steamer Brooklyn (Br,
Lindali. from Liverpool for Montreal.
MONTREAL, Nov 5--Arrivcd steamer Peruvian lBrD
Smith. Liverpool; bark Dunsinane tr Jameson, Mar
sces.
Ocean King tBr,, Scott London shgs Lake Eric ur,.
Sclater. Glasgow; 9th, Chippewa tBr). Milne. do .
NORTH SYDNEY. uB, Nov 4-Arrivcd. steamer Camelia
ORAN, Oct 2o-Arrved. bark Assunta utaD Lauro. Now
PARA Oct 20-Arrvcd scAr Virginia Rulon Rulon. New
York. -
posSAv-rmscn Oct IsIn port brig Para Br Lipse'
Sailed nth schr Edward burton tB,. Mcdonald. Mira
goane. TO load logwood for Boston.
pIrK Oct i7In port schr Alpha. Salisbury. to
VusBkc, Nov 5-Arrived, steamer Nebo lBr). Gordon.
London for Montreal; bark Anne Cecilia dBr, Williams,
below 9th. of Bic. brig Hsnrys dsr, Thompson from
Cleared 9Th, steamer BsrceIons BD Iacrow London;
ships Mermaid tBr Coward Cardiff; Peter Maxwell (Br
Went to sea 9Th, shin Kagns ,Br, Mc0regor tfrom Mon
RIO JAxKRo Sept 24-Arrived, schr Northern Home CB.
sYDrKY SsW. Noy s-Arrivcd, bark Escort. waerhouse
ST JOINS. MI. Nov 2-Arrivsd. schr Arnon Br). Ray,
sr JONI NIB, Nov s-clearod bark Richard CNor,, Oh
ASrwxnr. Oct 27-Arrivsd, Hslvstia (s), Mecksnburg
New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
BELOW.
Brig o K (BD, Boie, from surinam.
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of London tBr,. Wilson. London-wm
Thora xson Co.
steamer Rebcccs (Br. Ponder, Newcastle, EBowrng 4
Steamer Circassia Qr) Calvert. Havre-John c seaper
steamer Cortes, Bennett, Halifax. Ms, aud st Johns,
NF-Clark a Seaman.
Vile aud Fernapdna-C II Mallory a Go.
steamer Berlin (Gor), Heincke Tybee, Ga-Oelrich s
Go. 49,, -
Steamer Nereus Halistt. Boston-H Dimock.
Ship Marianne Porp, Terrera, Lisbon--G Amsinck
shin Harry Morse Brooks. San Francisco--sutton Co.
Bark ElInor Vernon. Copp. Auckland Wellington, Dune
din, &c--Maillcr n Quercau.
bark Romeo (Br), berry. singapore-Bowring Archi-
Bark Albina. Daggets, London--Thomas Dunhams
BARK Harry Douglass dsr,, Landry. London--Jamos W
Bark Bjorviken tNor Harris. Cork for ordersFunch,
BarS sokoto Obj, Crocker, Havre--Boyd a Hincken.
Bark CateliD DarOrss utaD. Querta. Marseles for
orders-Dassori. Straehle Go.
BARK Ada Carter Thurston, GibraltarJohn Zittioscn.
Hriv Victoria Spencer, Bsrbado~ Trow sons
Schr Lester Lewis, Pondcton, Dcncrara--D Cameron
Go. .
Scbr ArcijIn (Br). Stewart. ~ John. MA Heney
schr tieorge II Bent. Smith. Observation-Disclosures II
schr stephen Morris, Dutch. Richmond. va-siaght,
schr Illinois Wilson. Providence-II T. Doyle.
Scbr Georgc Green. Chevalier HartfordGoorge Blair
Son
schr Signal, Dewick, Now IIaven-H Doyle
Sloop q Graves. Jack, Porth Amboy-f Jurvia
sleep Emperor, Dswisk, New Hsven-H Doyle
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER FuLcA DR. which was ashore ON the Eats near
got or 10 aS sr sr
STEAMER MoRAvIAN (Br), Graham, from Montreal for
Liverpool grounded at Lake St Peter Nov DISCHARGED
day No damage Would leave the 9Th Tor Liverpool
BARK JEsSIE ARMSTRONG;, Of st John, NIB, from Mobile
viii have to GO to New orIssns for repairs
BARK Esconr Waterhouse before reported damaged by
s. for repairs tho estimated cost Of which was about
$1,000 II would take about three weeks do the work
Nov reports heavy westerly gales from the Banks;
lost mansail and lower topsail.
into Portland Nov leaking badly shs viii go on the
railway tor repairs
=, vRsyHrS Haven ass nr from sssls
split sails.
M.ore from cs,.,. Me- f..
aths water casks boat and flying b having experienced
scHR PERSISs at Gloucester Nov from the Banks,
lost bowsprit and had bulwarks stove.
sSHE EDwAnp JoHssok oreutt. from Bilbao for New New
4, with loss of sails and other damage.
ScHR sALLIE b. in the collision with the steamer Florida
boom and hssdSear carried away aud sustained other
slight damage to her bow.
Of about 200 bottom up, passed Oct
% lat "a 80 lon rs 20 apparently not long in that con-
dition spars lumber &C. ioatng aongsde by schr Mary
GLOUCESTER, Nov 6-Schr Ernst Norwood, ashore Mt
Ten Pound Island of and on tho railway for re-
Schrs Edward Webster and MIST of this port before
reported driven ashore by the recent tornado at Canso
got OIL without damage.
NEw GLASGOW Ms, Nov 7-Bark Maria (of Pictou)
Stewart from Bueno Ayres for Pictou reported in the
Gut OF Canso strained and eaky.
NORFOLK Nov 6-Schr Lotte Speed, from New York for
Richmond with an assorted cargo went ashore at Ocean
morning The Richmond tug Arctic was endesvoring
pull her on Yesterday without avail and lighter was
tor this morning to take out part of hercargo.
ST JOHN, NIB. Nov Tho wood boat Emma G. from
Island during Monday nights storm She vossel re-
ported ashore by the schr Marysvle.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

The first Of the Joseffy concerts at the Phiadepha
Academy of Music last night drew fully as large
an audience as that which greeted Carlotta Patti on
her recent appearance the same stage. There
appear be plenty of patrons in Philadelphia for
a really good entertainment by first class musical
talent: but. well known impresario
recently discovered nothing short of real excellence
will satisfy The wonderful execution of Joseny
received from the audience last night the most
respectful and grateful appreciation. For nearly
two hours this young man was the sole attraction
the stage, and without apparent fatigue he played
through the programme. The great success Of the
night. so far popular verdict goes, was Chopns
valse in 4 minor Josefys rendering of schu-
mans "Bird Prophet" elected rapturous
applause. Herr Josefy played on recall.
after his study on Chopin's valse in fiat.
n transcription OF his Of the aria "Pergolese."
To,his rendering of the music of Liszt the large
audience listened with breathess intentness. and
when the young pianist bowed his farewell the vast
crowd rose to it's feet and for several minutes the
applause was deafening. Mr.. Lewis Blumenberg.
violoncellist and Bruno o. Klein accompanist. ap-
pearcd twice during brief rests which the chief ar
tst took Josey will be heard for the last time at
the matinee this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov 7-Arrfvcd, ships Ragna Nof, Lund, New
York; Cornga (Br), Gibson, do.
AvoNxourH. Nov 7-Arrived, steamer Rheubns (Br).
Canon, New York.
BELFAST Nov 6-Arrived. bark Rapido (Br) Davey New
York.
BREMEN. Nov 6-Ssilsd, ship Gustav Oscar (Ger.
Hartmann, New York
BORDEAUX, Nov 5-Sailed, ships Bona Fides (Nor Neil
sen New York; Lizzie Moses (Br). Cox. New Orleans.
BRouwERsHAvES. Nov 7-Arrived. schr Herrick
Crowell, Baltimore
BREsr. Nov 3-Arrived. bark Francesca R QtsD, Me-
resca, Baltimore; Ruth Nor), Anderson. New York.
BAYoNxK Nov 6-Ssiled, bark Ciuseppino QtaD. Scar
patti, New York
CARDIFF. Nov 7-Arrfved. schr Mart,e Holmes Burr,
Rochefort.
CAKNARvos, Nov e-saied bark Irene CBr Jones, Pom
sacola
FREDERIcKsnAvEN, Nov 6-Arrived. bark Otteren (NoD
Torjussen, New York.
GREAT YARMOUTH Nov e-Arrived, bark Esau (Aus).
Cobovch. Philadelphia
HULL. Nov 6-Arrved, ship Isabel Mott dBrl Grafton
New York; 7th. steamer Marongo (Br Bristow. Boston
HAMBURG, Nov 7-Arrived steamer Suevia (Ger) Fran
zen, New York.
HosrLxua. Nov e-ssilod, bark Ossso CBp. Williams
Baltimore
LIVERPOOL, Nov 6-Arrvod, ship Garbaldi. Thatcher,
Astos 7th, steamers Lake Nepgnon Br) Scott. Mont
rea Mississippi (Br). Gibson. do knight Tcmplar Br,
johnson. Savannah; Rubens Br Campbell New Orleans.
Sailed 9Th, barks Agathe Nor), Govertsen Richmond
9TH, Concord. Dodds, Baltimore
LONDON. Nov 6-Arrved, bark Snowdona (Br, Roberts,
Bull River.
Cleared 7th ships Joseph (r) Nichols Now Orleans
LowxsroFr Nov 6-Saled, bark Ocean Spray (Br)
Hocken. Philadelphia.
MARsrILLxs Nov 5-Arrved baras Eugenia Longo utaD
Ruggero New York; Gordon tBr). seabrook. do
Sailed 5th, bark Tamars Fr, Guidce, New York.
NICE Nov 5-Arrivcd, bark Aladdin (Nor Moiler New
York.
QUEENSTOWN Nov e-Arrved, ship Heros (Nor), olscn
Baltimore; barks Siava QtaD. Bubinovch New York
Boreas (No svendsen Baltimore; 7th steamer scyhia
CBr) Hains, New York Liverpool land saiedl.
Sailed 7th, PM Germanic Ci). Kennedy Qrom
LvcrpooD. Now York.
RorrxnpAx Nov 5-Arrived brig Triton Nor, Jacobsen,
New York.
Cleared 5th bark Sophie or) Zacchariassen. New York.
RocnxroRr Nov e-sailed, bark Lovesprpg or), Bach.
Now York.
Rio JASRrRo Nov 5-Sailed City Rio
Lewis. New York via st Thomas, &c.
TRIESTE Nov 2Arrivsd ship Progress (Nor, Bull New
York.
TENERIrrK to Nov 7-Sailed bsrks Alice Knowles NIB;
Cicero, Francis, NIB; Ocean, LOWS, NB Bertha,
Robinson. NIB; Phillips, stickncy. NIB; brig
L IL Adams LAYERS, NIB schrs Carrie Clark, Marshall;
and Edward Lee Atkins OF Provincotown--ali whal
ing cruise.
Woo, Oct 25-Arrved. brgs Justo CSp). Alonxo. Now
York; Mariana sp. Maymus New Orleans for barcelona
Arrived at-Nov 8. bark Amerika (Nor, Nielsen, New
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH CoAsT.
EoLYuxAD Nov 7-wind NNE, moderate. Hne: baron
otor 3o6i.
LrvxnrooL Nov 7--wind NNw. fresh, ane.
LIZARD Nov 7-wnd N. moderate. fine.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 5-wnd N. light, dull; barometer 30 4o
scnLr. Nov 7-wind ENE. light. hns barometer 3o5o
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"wives" will be the feature of the matinee at
Dalys Broadway Theatre to-day.
The first afternoon performance of "Our Girls"
will take place to-day at wallack's
Mr.. George vandenhof will give the first Of .
series Of readings from Charles Dickens this after
noon at Chickering Hall.
Gilmore Will repeat his Sunday night concert to-
morrow Last Sunday night only standing room
was left after eight o'clock.
Faust" is announced for reproduction at the
Academy of Music this afternoon. 1t has proved
one Of the most successful operas of the present
season.
The Philadelphia Church Choir "Pinafore' Com
pany begin an engagement on Monday evening at
the new Broadway Opera House. which has been re-
modelled and redecorated.
French Flats" at the Union SQuare Fritz in
Ireland" at Abbey's Park Theatre; "pinafore" at
the Standard; "Enchantment" at Niblo's; the
Tourists in the Pullman Palace Car at Haverly's;
Birch Backus and George Thatcher at the San Fran
cisco Minstrels; equestrian performances at the
New York Circus; the ''Sea Cadets" at the Thalia
Theatre; the ''Mulligan Guard Chowder' at the
Theatre Comique and the bohemian Girl" ut the
Now York Aquarium-these are among the musical
and dramatic atti actions Of this day and evening.
Maurice Grau's French Opera Company will take
its farewell of New York in q final concert in the
Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow evening. The pro-
gramme for the occasion has been selected with
especial care and comprises several novel numbers.
Capoul will sing cavatna from Gounod's "Mireille
and song composed for him entitled Lies
Etoiles." the poetry by M. Charles Villa and the
music by Almeras, musical conductor OF the COM
pany. Paola-Marie will give Lies Canards Ty-
roiens, by Opert and will sing. with Mile. Raphael
and M. Juteau, the popular trio of "Fatinitza."
Angelo will give comic selection from Herve and
Plunketts chansonette BRAS Dessus. Bras Dessous.
Henrietta Markstein will be the pianiste OF the
occasion.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

BOSTON, Nov 6-Cleared, Glaucus, Bearse New
York schr Nellie G Paine, Fisher, do.
Nothing reported sailed ..,---.
7th-Arrivcd, steamers Mcclellan. Taylor BALTIMORE;
Aries. Googin. Philsde phia; ship Beautiful snr tbr
Icith barks Chaimettc Chadbournc, CaicuttN;
Mystic Tie Ilir Paterson Arecbo; briggs May r. Wcaglc
81 Jago Caroline Eddy. Warren. Charleston: @ Loretta
Domingo cityi Georgia, fun,ey kicnmcnd., Va;
wilmington Crowei baltimore: Bowers Thompson. dol
BESSIE Norris Magcc. Phiindclphia; bradley Chase
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

rtprise of the former was for time at SKIES and
sevens. Mile. Angelic made. before, pretty
Wanda. NJ Capoul. though he sang we'll, and at
tracted applause therefor. not in the first act
that pattern of awkardness which makes so much OF
the fun of the part. He should remember that It is
the awkwardness of the soldier drilled into angular
ity which is there called for. In the later acts,
where this may be measurably supposed to be worn
off, he succeeded admirably. OF Jouard and Mez
ieres it is not necessary to speak. The whole per-
formance enjoyed.
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