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The New York herald., 1879-12-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 5, 1879
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEcRAPH LINE
Steamer Monarch Br). THOMPSON, Liverpool Nov 0, via
ss.ss haa. Ps stn With
brings part of the cargo Of the City Of Richmond
4 & ss!
da and Maysguez sosh with mdse and to
steamer City Austin Stevens. Nassau. MP. Dec u.
Esspsndns Fla. SA with mas' and to
Steamer Rsggslstor g D%oans % Wilmington. NC. days.
Bark xsslis us FssS 70 days. in
Bark ogir Nos,. Krosh. Antwcrp S. in ballast to
Ess a. Sssa nsps:ss Antwerp % day. with old
ma.s sa,s g
bon 70 sps orSes for new &
ssich ssansn aged Is years fell from aofs to the deck
Psnalsieme m Barl, Bordeaux As days, in ballast
BaTk Angelo Aecame q,sD BoardO. Barcelona IS days.
BARK Rom. AUS, casniich. Lisbon 80 days With salt
and corkwood to order; vessel TO sesesr Had fine
Calcutta daD Jaesrino Lisbon 4s days yish salt
and S.ss ssso . ..sslss 81 Co. 20
days IN ballast TO master. Had lad aps p,;s Sss'hor
Brig Aesdan tOf ATiehat L glans, ExmOass g days.
q :ssis Ssis i.ssSsii iot Halifss. Ss' from -
Brig Venice cr Larsen. Rotterdam 42 days, with old
Brig Lusn Br5 Ford Areeibo IS days. with sugar to
Mishssns . vessel ps to Bailey ag s,, Co. s.,u
IS with to order; vessel to Miller Hcughon
Brig Florence, Flynn. Baltimore with coal to Fish
Dor a days with sugar order Had strong NE winds to
Hattoras afterward moderate weather Is bound to Bos
sehr Advance Obj, Reynolds: Monte Christi IL days.
with logwo2od g and hides e Dc Rivera
days. with Rubira Co; vessel to Buck
schr orrs Drisko tof Mschias) Drsko. csrdenss 10
days with sugar to Srdor vessel to simpson Cl1pp Co.
Breakwster II days with cotton to order. Is bound
S pSs II Ss nssssr WITH
cotton order Is bound for Providence; pnt In for
schr Eloauor ssqire:, Georgetown. sc. days. with
sshr sn ReSsrd smith, Esscn vrsns for SALEM Put in
sshl Lsa. wrish. Clark Baltimore for Somerset ru.
schr Willard. Willard. Phiiadelphia for Portland
schr j 6 Costnghsm. Ayrss. Philadelphia for Fall
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer whickham (B), Scott. Boston for New York.
ns % R1:Sn for Now York. with
Brig Boniamin Carver whitaker st John NIB. for New
schr Bertha Fellows, Clark. St John NIB, for Now
York with with LUMBER to Jed: Fry Co.
lime to Haviiand Prossy "'-
sr Mary for Nov York.
with limo TO Havand Pressy.
schr Carrie ix Hix, vinaihavsn for New York. with
schr Winnie Lorway, Spear, viDalhaven for Phiiads
schr Maria Adelaide Kent. Providence for New York
Schr Orvetta. Pond. New Haven for Virginia
BOUND EAST.
schr Franklin. Robinson. New York for Fall River.
Schr Cisrabei, Nickerson, AmLoy for Boston.
sehr Senator Grimes. White Amboy for Beverly.
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BRIG ST ELMO (of Liverpool. ND. Ryan. from 0usn.
Suba bound to Boston with cargo OF sugar pus
MA'now Town the 25th ult for repairs 20 ner s~s
M sa .on work Having from infoctea si"nu. no
could be allowed with her, snd she WAS 10
P'oees" On ner voyage forthwit
ScHk MABEL kosE. Allen. from Boston for Phndeipha
reported damaged by collision. OIL Hart issuu re-
tlnatiou. - '' = w
.hAAri, hhAri, Dee S-schr Parker Hooper, Brown. went
~s"ofo while being towed North boothhay.
s tons or Ice but oated after throwing over
~ to lou tons OF ice aud Is lying at anchor Ut
s~~'y o. "no SO Tar as known 10 but slightly injured
nAifAx Dec 5fhe Of the Violet. before re-
pnseu wssneo ashore ut Groom outh that
" WIG sour violet, which the voy-
aks from Aoncton. Nh. for Boston.
James barrass (Br). from Mddieboro Eng.
ios noson put into Canso yesterday from stress OF
wehtns ana with machinery damaged She left tho Tyne
90 nau u ooerate winds until on Cape Race where
she encountered heavy gale for t~o days
NkwnuRrPoRI, Dec 6-Schr N Baston was not fosted
on on II she does pieces II Is hoped that
she VIII DC thrown up on the beach sufficiently high so
that she can be launched.
PHiLADkLPHIA. Doc S--Brig Alice Ada (Br) which
rved here to-day from Greenock reports lst inst 15
miles sSE of Nont.uk. throe- -masted steamer,
riEgsd forward With engines disabled She was
strong breene from the ths WAS probably the
steamer Caiiforns, which has arrived at Now York;.
81. JOHN, NIB. Dec SShips Mramlchi and Thule which
started from Chatham Tor the 18th inst did
ceed IN getting out Tcy cut through by ice and
fathoms apart
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec S-Cspt Morsc Of the shin John
Bryce which arrived 1t this port yesterday Liver
pool, was buried NJ sea- He native OF fhomaston
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FELL ON THE "L' TRACK.

As north bound train on the east side IL" road
was leaving the station at Chatham square about
ten o'clock last evening, rushed from the sta
ton room and endeavored to board the platform
of the last He caught the railing and clung on
for short while, but. finally losing his balance.
turned around and fell head frst upon the track
He was immediately picked up and carried
on the platform while ambulance was
sent for. upon the arrival OF which he was
conveyed to the Chambers Street Hospital.
Upon examination by the doctor in attendance It
was found that the man had received severe scalp
wounds about the head and face He under the
influence OF liquor. and gave the name of Joseph
Haynes No. 30l West Eighth street, fireman by oc-
cupaion and thirty Ave years of age. He accom-
panied by friend named Joseph Neill.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser setson Of steamer City Of Austin will please
accept our knowicdgmcnts for his attentions.
STEAMER CIrY SAVANNAH the that collided
with ship Pomona (Br) and bark John Geddie tBr The
steamer away Of her sails and stanchions
tho port aide aud damaged bulwnrks
BARK A BONNER OF Baltimore, lying at anchor In
the struck bottom during tho late nvrher
pinwall and damaged her rudder
BARK SALLY from Pensacola for Havana, which was
abandoned and subsequently, fallen In with and
board by steamer Foscolo r which arrived at Now
Orleans Nov ~ again fallen in with Nov "a In lat 10
Ion 81 by bark Hebe tw) Nyberg Pensacola Nov ~
from 81 Thomas. Capt says the sally presented de-
cdedly stripped appearance though wreckers had
fcased III the above date DO tho bark
have been abandoned by tho Foscolios men.
BARK CHRISTINE ELIzABrrm Nor. NJ Delaware Break
from London Nov ~ had hurricane from
NNw lasting six hours; lost boat and split sails.
Brig Nichols dBrl, from Carthagena for New York
before reportcd experienced heavy weather on the 9th
Oct noon. In lat 49, lon 7 Having parted her star
board rigging ut masthead aud sprung and strained her
badly she into Long Cay for repairs Vessel
con domned and materials sold at Nassau Nov 25
BRIG Isis of Camden Mo- Fisk, from Navassa Nov H.
with cargo of $40 tons phosphates bound to Whining
ton NC, sprang acak of the NE point Of Inagua 2ist
and up for Mathew Town but the leak gaining so
rapidly aud the crew becoming exhausted they were
Obliged her ashore at Dorsn's Creek about ID
miles from Mathew Town. The cargo will become a total
Tho vessel had I've feet OF water when benched aud
filled after the increased weight OF from being
snturated before getting ashore causing her TO settle
aboat sx inches amidships.
Baia JKwKrr for Madeira, before reported ~ New
case, DEL leaking returned 20 Philadsphia Dee for
pairs.
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RUNAWAYS INTERCEPTED.

Jersey City. yesterday. from Gloucester. Camden
county, N. j.. asking the police to intercept two
runaway children. boy aud girl. who would arrive
on Pennsylvanis Railroad train at eight O'Clock in
the evening. Detective Bowe found the couple in
the Pennsylvanis Railroad depot, and took them
to Police Headquarters. The girl gave her
uame as Susie Evans. aged nine years.
and the boy said his name was George
Blake aged eighteen He said that he resided ut No.
142 Cherry street. this city and that the girl his
stepsscr who had been in the charge of the Sisters
of st. dominic. 1t convent in Gloucester, for two
years. She was not allowed to visit her parents
and her mother had directed him to go to Gloucester
and try to get er way. He said he went tho place.
and meeting his sister. he took her with him. and
was about crossing the river when stopped by the
police. The children are detained by Chiof MUIR
ply until the Gloucester authorities can be heard
frou
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ST. NICHOLAS DAY.

"Eendragt Maakt Magt." which in English means
the Nederland Benevolent Society. celebrated st..
Nicholas Day by festival at Turn Hall last evening.
There arc only about one thousand Hollanders in
New York. and they all joined in last evenings joll
hcation in honor Of the patron Dutch saint With
the Dutch the occasion corresponds to Christmas in
30 far as the bcstowa of gifts and the merrymaking
is concerned, and therefore the notable incident
In the programme last night was the appearance Of
St. Nicholas. who scame in his traditional dress ~
the first Bishop OF Holland. laden with bags OF cakes
and presents for tho children. The other features
of the entertainment play called do
Huisknecht ell de Baron" The Servant and the
tYes MOI, In which the drdmatis persong
were assumed by amateurs. members of the society.
There was also piano solo by Master Hendrix kcl-
ler; the English song "Larboard Watch,' by Her.
man Eckhon and Johanna Eckhoff. and other musi-
cal performances. The distribution OF gifts by st.
Nicholas concluded the first part of tho entertain
ment and at midnight ball began, which was pro-
longed until nearly daylight.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BREMEN. Nov 25-sslled. steamer Hansa (sep. Denne-
mann Now York direct
CaIiAo, Noy s-Arrivsd. ship Ed oBrsn. Henry, africa
Sailed Nov T. ships Jeremiah Thompscn Kirby. Mcjil-
0ss 70 GsS so 's rs
Torrcy (rom Wilmington, Nc). for New York, 70 sail
CasprSAs. Doc 2-Arrived. brig Kaluns cewisy Port.
land -
berfson tBr). Mcmillan. Oporto,
Cleared Dee brig Mcleod lB, McRss. Qasenstown;
Townsend, Queenssown; Unity dBp Brook do brig ElIs
p acsaivrs Nov is-rn port schr HAwasha Cradle, for
HALIFAX, Dee 4-sailed brig Annie wharton cBr,, for
sailed sh steamer MorsvIan tBp. Graham drom Liver
MlriInw rows qnagua). Nov 2s-Put In, brig st Elmo
r Ryan, from Guantanamo for Boston Miscellany
NASSAU MP Nov 2OArrivcd. schrs city OF Nassau (rj
c.ca % Cr So a bs rssh.% sna
cabo for New York IN DISTRESS before rcports 2tth
csss sawyer & ss.is Tsd
,roHr rsiscn: Nov 2aaIa port. bark Western Sea
Poisr APlTns Dec 6,-Arrived. brig Princess Beatrice
Pcar wiIlIsss. Ms, Dec iciearsd sehr Moselle tBr
RIO JAssrao Dec o-Arrived bark sposssss. Chapman.
suaisax, Dec 3-Arrived schr Ida L. Croshsr Boston.
SAN JosE ttiuatemala. Oct sArrived, brig yano tDAn
Morteruon, New York (snd sailed 20th TOT Amxpalot
ST MARTINS, Nov l0-Arrved. brig Marie Duteh. Tod
sr Jaoo louSa). Dec 7Arr'vsd sssApsr santiago. Phil
SYDNEY, 0B. Doc 5--Arrived steamer sv!fssrre oBr
Gibson New Orleans (coaed and sailed Tor hsva schr
'y;s'S 81 sdss mS bs ss'seI Ap x.s. Taylor @
Z. Sis:S .SSI: ;: SrSs!: ": ss2 o''s. Jane A'n
81 Ssiisd ssi. ssEr I xass wiisss. nsll, ps.ssssA
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riage" will give way Thursday next to the Two
Orphans" when Miss Claxton viii appear as Louise.
"EsrHER, THE BEAurIrUL QUEEN"

ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN.
Parepa Hall. corner Of Third avenue and Eighty
sixth street. partly filled last evening. when the
cantata and tableaux OF esther: the Beautifui
Queen were rendered by the singers of the St. James
Methodist Episcopal School. Harlem. The story
of Queen Esther and the rivalry OF MOI
decai and Haman for supremacy in IN. ahe
leaux and the chants of male and female yoIces.
The part of Esther in the tableaux was taken py
Miss Lottie Schoonmaker; that of the King oy Mr'
r. q. Green; Haman Mr.. Milton Gregory; Aeresn'
Haman's wife. Miss Anna spaulding; Mordecul, Mr,
Frank Hardy. aud the Prophecies. MISS s.har a
Thursron In the cantata the part OF Esther was
taken by Mrs. j. X. Mcintyre; King, Mr. FRANK iax
Stevens; Hamsn, Mr.. d. II. McClain; zeresn, Miss
Nettie Cauldwell; Mordecai. Mr.. Il. L. Mes"' 1no
Prophecies Miss Addie Mauterstock.
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FRIENDS OF CoLoRED ORPHANS.

The Association for the Benefit Of Colored Orphans
held their forty-thrd annual meeting yesterday at
the residence of Mrs. 8. B. Van Dusen. No. 65 West
Thirty sixth street. The society have asylum
143d street and Tenth avenue. Among those
present were Mrs. Augustus Taber, Mr.. William
IT, Onderdonk, Mrs. S. B. Van Dusen
Mrs james Stokes, Mrs. DIR. Frothinghum
Mrs Elisha A. Packer and Mrs. William w. Green
Superintendent orville K. Hutchinson stated tnat
cared for 2y74 children. There now 294 under
its care These depend upon the charity OF the pub
lie TO support them. The following officers were
elected: d:-First Dircctress, Mrs. Augustus Taber;
Second Directress. Mrs. William II. Onderdonk; Sec-
retary. Miss Sarah s. Murray; Treasurer Mrs. 8. b.
Van Iluae
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


The usual Tuesday afternoon matinee will be
given at Tony Pastors theatre to-day.
Another delighted audience went away from the
merry performances of the ''Srategists last night
at the Broadway Opera House..
Mr.. Lester Wallack will begin four weeks en-
gagement at the Grand Opera House on the termina-
ton Of the engagement Of Mr.. Sothern.
Miss Bessie Darling and her combination began .
weeks engagement Charleston last night in Julia
in the ''Hunchback" and Lady Macbeth.
BARLEY Campbell's play. Fairfax" WIS produced
in Boston last night by the Park Theatre Company.
and made an instantaneous hit. The house was
crowded. and the applause is described IS en-
thusiastic.
The new opera. "Smugglers." will be produced by
Gorman's Church Choir "Pinafore' Company at the
Jersey City Academy OF Music this and tomorrow
evening. ''Pinafore' will be given at tho matinee
tomorrow.
Mr. w. s. Gilbert, the famous dramatic author
has written an original comedy expressly for Mr..
Sothern. who intends to produce it in New York
next September; but at what theatre it will played
is not yet settled.
signor Tamaro the tenor Of the choir of st. Fran
els Xaviers Church, in Sixteenth street. has COM
posed mass for six voices which ia well spoken OF
in musical circles. He has dedicated the work to
His Eminence the Cardinal, and it will probably be
performed for the first time at st. Francis Church
onChristmas next.
Thealrs Novelty Theatre. Williamsburg. has be.
come q fixture the eastern section OF Brooklyn
and Is apparently popular not only with the public
but with the various dramatic combinations that
are starring through the country. During the past
week Mr.. Denman Thompson. with his company,
played Joshua whitcomb'' there. and this week
Robson and Crane will present tho Comedy of
Errors'' and 'sOur Bachelors''
Two new compositions of Signor L. Ardit will
be played this evening at Messrs. Roster Bals. in
street. by orchestra Of sixty selected
performers, under the direction of Signor Arditi
himself. During tho evening Mr.. +. s. Gilmore.
Signor De Rialp and Mr. r. Bial will alternate in
leading the orchestra. The programme is q very
large one, and includes some pieces Of all the
above named gentlemen and several solos by Mr.. J.
Levy, the cornetist.
Patrick Lynch, the brave fireman who was so
severely injured while rescung women and children
a. the Cannon street fire. will be the recipient Of
q testimonial benefit ut Niblo's tomorrow after
noon. He IL still inmate OF Bellevue Hospital
and suffering from the burns received that occa-
sion. The interest taken in the affair may be in
ferred from tho fact that of the elect
the state purchased 200 tickets and other gentle
men are following his example.
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roNx pAsroR's THEATRE.

For . variety show there was presented at Iony
Pastors Theatre last eveng very strong BILL 1t IN
cluded number Of now names. as well as those OF
several old favorites. Tho house was. as usual very
full. and the applause hearty and genial. Tony
PASTOR Mics and Evans, Miss Flora Moore. Mile.
Cerito and the Wilkinson Brothers and others were
warmly received. The entertainment concluded
with laughable sketch called Loves Endurance.
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ASH CANS IN THE STREETS.

Superintendent wailing yesterday issued an order
to the precinct police directing them to notify cit
zens that the collection of ashes will begin at seven
O'Clock in the morning. and after the cartmen have
passed no ono shall be allowed put out barrels or
cans. Vessels with ashes must be small enough TO
be easily handled. and must not be led higher than
within four inches of the top. All stationary ash
boxes must be removed. II is understood that this
order was issued the request Of the chairman Of
the Street Cleaning Committee.
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ApEnLr's THEATRE.

There was q crowded house last evening at Aberle's
Theatre. What with ballad singing by male and
female performers. acrobatic feats by Messrs Murry
Runnells and Aymar, juggling by Mons. Bushnell
and thrilling drama in three acts styled ''rhe Boy
Detective" the performance was sufficiently varied.
The gallery boys applauded the drama to the eche
and seemed to enjoy 1t very much.
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PHILADELPHIA ADJUSTMENTS.
CHESTNUT STREET THEArRE-''wIvEs.

Bronson H0WArus adapteu comeuy OF "WVes WAS
presented last night to of the finest audiences
that has filled the Chestnut Street Theatre this sea-
son. The play received with great satisfaction
by all present and at the end of the fourth act the
bridal party consisting Of Miss Katharine Rogers
and Mr. Henry Lee. brought before the curtain.
Mr.. Grifiths won his usual amount Of applause as
fairly divided the honors with Mr.. Lee. Mr..
Hardie as the dashing and stupid captain deserves
considerable praise His conception Of the charac-
ter was certainly striking, and when he drew his
sword last night dangerous to be on the stage
Miss Rogers. as the simple. artless girl was much
admired and merited the ovation she received. Miss
Goldthwaite pleasing. Indeed. the whole play
smoothly and bids fair to repeat its New York
success.
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NOTICE 70 MARINERS.
OFFICE OF LIcurnousr i.srrcron, THIRD DISTRICT.


teenth street.
OTrIcx OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DIsrRicT.
ToNPHISsvILLE. NY. Dec 4. 1878.
Schuyler's Ledge, ON Sakonnet Point, RI has been
marked with red buoy The compass bearings Of
prominent objects follows:-West gable of club
house West Islapd, X W; north end of Cormorant
Rock and the supols Of the Ocean House. Newport in
range NV by end OF icehouse West Island
IN range with small rocky island the Of 1t,
NHW. CLITz Commodore USN. Inspector
wooD's HOLE. Mass, Dec oThe rock in the Woods Hole
known tho Lone Rock yesterday 80 pm
cumbed TO dose OF which proved perfect
success In rendng II from centre to circumference The
progressing considering the high winds that prevail at this
season of the year.
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SAILED.

Steamers Hattsras West Point, Va; Albcmare, loves
Del; ships Electra. AMER; Leda tGer Bremen L.
ges Londcn barks 81 Christopher lGcr Hamburg; Mar
ino Centc utaD. Trieste; Hannah Dudley. Melbourne;
or Falmouth; lnnoeenta .Ita Cork: suen. tAus do:
d'Union lFr). Malaga; Farniount SBr London briggs
Ruby St Pierre Cameo. Port Spain Walter Smith, katsn.
xas: Maid Of Glamwern t3r). Richmond.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

Peter Tostevan. of No. SO South Tenth street. Will
iamsburg yesterday shot himself through the heart
with rife. Deceased had been seriously i'll for
several months past with nm incurable affection of
vital organ, and this Is regarded tho motive for
the act.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nxw York, Doc S-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day sevsn
teen one hundredths Of u second fast.
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wHALEMEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec s. bark Fleetwing Hop
pings tone Of NIB, to cruise.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF Musrc-..RIeoLErro. :"

Mile
"Dinorah" with Mile. Marimon in the cast had
been announced as the for last evening at the
Academy of Music. but during the day it became
necessary to put out posters giving notice OF
change OF programme. owing to Mlle Marimons
indsposition. There had been every Indication.
from the preliminary sale of seats. OF an ca
traordinarily large audience. and Colonel Maple
son must have. in his inner CONSCIOUSNESS
realized q new version of the old proverb
and felt that "Marimon deferred maketh the man.
ageria heart sick" The public also were undoubt-
ely greatly disappointed. and in order to prove to
them how absolutely impossible it for the
prima donna to appear. the following learned
diagnosis of the case. giving and effect. state
OF the patient past present and future) and being
in fact of general musical probabilities for
New York and vicinity" as the Weather Bureau puts
1t. was freely circulated among the audience:-
cory cEnIIrcArK
from affection of the throat due to the severe
to the steamer by the incidental
debut before an American public. =,
proved, but consider 1t mpossbis for Mo harmon to
BY "Wednesday evening believe she will be per-
's''' ~S' anu A0's 70 ''.a .XLEXASDER b. MOTT, NJ D.
The combination of causes. the shock received Eat
the time of the accident and "her debut before an
lude to throat affection. but nevertheless it is all
well authenticated.
The management certainly did all In It's power
under the circums tances in placing another opera
upon the stage and offering to exchange purchased
seats or refund the money for them
house remained to hear s.Rgoletto." which sung
very we'll under the circumstances. Mime. Ambre
rather surprised her audience in the third act
by her excellent singing Of the duo with
Galassi, and triple recall the result.
She proved very creditable Gilda compared with
her former roles, and the rest of the cast were
excellent their respective parts; but the opera
gotten up at short notice and was hardly fair
ftnv nf Q1If fhA In in ha eNnrn
detailed reference is deferred until another and
regularly announced performance is given.
For Wednesday La Sonnambula is still billed.
with Mile. Marimon Amina, "D:norah" being de-
ferred for the present.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ ERvoUs DEBILITY, WEAKNESS. &gs. NO MAT
fOop, ii, Iii drassisss Send fsf sfeaisr ALLSN yiS
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pnooKLYN PARK rHEArRE-''poupLE Marc

The above named interesting emotional drama was
presented at tho Brooklyn Park Theatre last even-
ing. The temperance of Miss Kate Claxton was In
itself an event OF no inconsderable moment in
city where her presence revived memories with
which her name is associated. A good audience was
In attendance, and attested its appreciation of
efforts OF the psinstaking company. Miss Claxton,
I'm her impersonation OF Josephine, played with
spirit and was ably supported by Mr.. q. A. Steven
son ne Emile Dujardin. The scenery and appoint
meats throughout excellent. Double Mar
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
mer. N.il.. De.tination, oae4

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ron tn
MONTHS OF DEcEMDER AND JANUARY.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Agnes. from Havrs. oet7
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. so.

L,OR sALE--TUGBOAT, 12xt2, LIGHT DRAuGHT AND
II Ia good order A. NJ HOLINESS GU Church st., Now
Haven. Conn.
VHrANTEp-AN OPEN SCOw OR CANAL BOAT
w suitable for carrying waste about $40 tons must
be strong aud bargain Address, with iull particulars
whore be and cash price. T. w., Herald once
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Hughes, Acapulco.