davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The most complete assortment OF ladies,
misses and children's Newport Ties, kid, goat
and calf-front and side-lace Shoes. Men 5
and boys Boots, Oxford and Jersey Ties for
summer wear, lower than ever
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
Local Items.

re- Short Communications ca public
puest:oRs prInte2-Sdt not responsi Bile
for sentiments or expressions ut CORES
pcadcnts-except where We refuse TO give
name % author.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
Commercial.
HiCEEAH COURIER OFFICE.
YEtDAY, August y, 1879.
COUHTnY PaoDUcE, ETc.

COCETGY P20DCCE, ETC.
DRIED FRUT-Apples 2 TO cents F.;
Peaches TO g cents.
CORN. ear 40c; sheiled zoo on bank. sos
in Hickman.
COTTON, lOat2ic.
WHEAT. market active S0aSl.o0 peg bush.
MEAL. soc, from wagons.
BEES WAX, pc per 10.
HIDES. green, SC; dry stated, eal0c; dry
aint, l0al3c.
/ WOOL 30a37le per ID, tub washed; un-
washed 5 10 15cts.
FEATHERS 35a40o per 10, prime.
TALLO ", Sc per 70.
BUTTER. fresh, l0al5c per 70.
POULTRY, Spring chickens Sl.50; old
81 00a2 % per dozen.
EGGS, 7c per dozen.
BARRELS, Apple 40c: Flour 45a; Molas-
ses 81. co. Molasses Kegs 10 gals, 90c;
Molasses Kegs, 5 gals zoe; Whisky
Kegs, 10 gals, $500; Whiskcy Kegs, IL
gals, 80c.
GROCERIES.
BACON, sides 5cts; shoulders lcts hama
7aS3c
CHEESE. 12e14c por pound.
COFFEE. Rio, l2al8 per 10.
CRACKERS. 7a9c per H.
( GOAL OIL, 20 per gallon.
CANDLES, star, 15al6c per ID.
FLOUR, Hickman Mills, s.. 09a6.60.
MOLASSEs, 35a 40c per Dbl; 45cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL. SI.00 per sellon.
LARD, Sea Hooper 10.
GUEPOW DER, So. so per key.
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 por keg.
SODA. SIsi per 10. by the keg.
SUGAR, brown, 7a9c; hard 1lsl2ic.
SHOT per bag. Si.75.
STONEWARE, l0per gallon.
TOBACCO, manufao'i per ID. 50a7oc
SALT, car losd bush Dbl, 81 80; By re-
tail SITS; 2SS 10. bbi., car load, Si.30a
by retail Sl.4O.
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS. 3a4o per 10.
IRON, bar size, 2Ac per ID.
PLOW STEEL, sc per Ii.
Pillow STEEL WINGS SIC per ID.
IRON AXLES, SC per Id.
NAILS, 81 Is rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS, oOas0c per ID.
STEEL, cast. NJ. 3 A 20s25o.
| STEEL PLOWS, Sa12Ic per 10,
HUBS, Sl.25a2.25 per sett.
PL0WS, Hertweck, Balt5er hnoeFr'
Steel Plows, No. /, $500; No. :, Sf.oUi
! No. 3, IS. 90; No. 4, s.. 90.
/ Baltzer's patent one horse Plow $500, e1-
! ira pillow moulds 500 each. Cotton
scrspers same.
I Powell s Bro, from various factories, one
horse plows. S5.00as.00; two horse
plows St o0sl6,00.
! SUNDRIEs.
! u - l.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IP your liver troubles you buy Sim
mon 3 Liver Medicine, in green wrapper,
at BUCK b Cowgirl.
"HACKMETACK." popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by c. \. Holcom5e,
Druggist, Hickman, KY. jal7-ly
Why viii you.sufer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, Consti patton, aud gen
eral debility, when you can got Shiloh :
System VitaliEer, which we sell on posi-
tive guarantee 10 cure you. Price 10 cts,
and 20 cts. For sale by C. 4. Holcombe,
Druggist, Hickman, Ky. jal7-ly
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
edical N office!

GtANCERs, ULCERs. TUM0Rs AND
~ sore Eyes, permanently cured with
Out the use of g knife, or much pain A.
So Gravel aud Dropsy, cured in like man.
nor, VII hnUt the loss of me Dr.. ~ hl,.,i
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
ANTISEPT!c MINERAL WATER.

\ sure preventive VI al! Contagious,
Infectious and AIiasmatic Diseases. as
yellow, S~amp. aud Ma!AriAl Pe7ers,
Cholera, sInni!-Pox. etc.
For sale ~ c. 4. UOLCOABE.
aagi6-l Hickman, kr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
Or. !. B. STAMpER.

aFo51s % Iteat ~. A!GI- o. DlslaG-s.
CHRONIC DIsEAs- j. 9rsc,1IAy,TY
Cancers, Ulcers. Tun.4rs Rheumatism.
Lang. Liver and Kidney Diseases, Fry.
sipel1s, Sore Eyes, SerofGis, Sprains, Epi-
.eptio Fits. letter. White Swelling, ChilLs.
Fever, soGrvy, Gravel. IN potency, Piles,
Female Weakness aud General Debility
Affections Of the Spine, Dyspepsia, Para.
little, SyPhilic aud private diseases cured.
All consultations of = private or public
nature strictly conadentiaL, and free Z!
charge.
The Doctor can be found At Wu. Weak.
ley's, on Troy road, 4 miles frora Hickman.
If you wish 20 consult the Doctor. cali
at ohoe. july+
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22

McCCrcHES thinks mans best friend
Is the one that will sell hin TO best bar
gaius for the least money. Ju-'-tt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22

DUT remember that you can buy the
ID best quality Of Groceries Al the low
est prices, At
APPS JOHN WITTIEG'S.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY:

STEAMER CYBELE (r) Of the Donaldson line from Glas-
cow came into port last night command of the
mate the captain Stevens havng ut He Is
supposed to have been washed overheard morning
ur during violent gao when vessel rolled heavily
and shipped great quantities Of water.
BARK MINER tNor). Mt Delaware Breakwater I'd from
lost and split sails. - - - -
BARK SiLo Nor, Moillard. from wmingto NC, for
Lyerpooi put into Halifax, Ms, Oct B. TO land sick
BRIG FIDELIA which was In collision with schr Norman
Septl3 arrived at High Heat Me, Oct . having been
forced to remain at Vineyard Haven for time She
have to undergo repairs she 10 discharged
Scun RIDGEwooD. johnson. from New York. before
ported ashore on South Beach, below Sc
gotten of Oct 2, Pm, and taken to the city. "a. il..
AyEssEL bottom up, In tow Of tugs steering N,
pissed PM, Oct g. Ave mile Of Fenwick Island by
bark Highmoor tBr) At Delaware Breakwater 4th. ~
NORFOLK. Oct 3-Schr Maria Jane sunk In Hampstead
Roads hv collision In ths gale and raised BY tho
Eakor Wreckg Company, hauled upon the ways yes
tain Joseph Baker and will bo fitted up for tho West
nd trad =
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

by Z. 7. Green. of Trenton. The plaintif showed
that in an attempt to ascend freight car the lower
round of the iron ladder attached to the car gave
way. and in consequence he fell under the car and
lost an arm The defence claimed hrst that the car
was not the property of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud that for that reason the plaintiff
could not recover. Judge Scudder ruled out this
point declaring that railway company is respoIsi-
BILE tor accidents caused by defects IN any rolling
stock used ON line. The second point of defence
was a ruling of the supreme Court of the State
some time ago that where an accident occurs
OF its other employees. though not of the
one injured the company cannot be held RESPONSE
BILE. IL was claimed that the accident In question
was due the neglect of the inspector OF rolling
stock. The plaintiff. however. showed that the elin-
spector had marked the 'bad end and that dop-
equently the company was aware of its condition
Late Friday night the jury returned verdict for
MIR. Hayes for sou damages. Tho case will be ap-
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. oct3-Arrved, schrs Kocheko, Wind.
cesred.-s tesmer John Gibson, Now York; bark Noah
(Nor) Neiiscn, Harburg
BOSTON Oct 3-olcarod. schr Ethel A Merritt. Rand.
hxi.ived schrs UrIah y Fisk, Crcwell. Port John
weehswkcn; Avon, Parks, iIoboken..
Cleared -stesmcrs sslerno tBr. Nciil, Hull via New
s do ss ssr. Carrie M" James Pors X".ono Nss
Lsnxdon. Collins. Port Royal. Sc. l'F
crs"s IIswss baltimore: saxon, snow. Phisdciphia;
Giaucus, Bcnrse, New York.
Roanoke River sehrs Ka srieKinnd Griffin. Now Lon.
don: W iiil Higgins. s"-ton: salivaa sawin do.
Lawrence Kemp. dc; Alt Braybrook, Briggs Providence
nowiT oboss Ss% YORK Vt" f'dsret
Saiied-Bsrks New Light. Rio Janciro; Antoinetta OF
tone. lscucn Autocrat Cork Georgia. do; Chapman.
4thArrved steamers Royal Welsh ,Brj. nalloway Gar
New York; Calvert Foley. Charleston; hsrks Niceons
nta Pence, Bordeaux Iongcllow Br Scsrboro, Fleet
Trc.dwoII, ferInns, kus s.ion jam ~
nip. is Sr.%s%
scoviii,. iavrs: Dui.borg Ner. Evers, Rottctdam
Ssrs w''; w,@rs @ oSs"; SSSwsno Mary s,ST Ms
Ter. Bremen: Iarks For!aaato lIsaD, Bertoicto.
R:Ts.s o s.gT% g.sss.s ss.'s w. ssx xss
Belfast: Katie stewart r Arnold, Bsyenne Matss An
s:s .S Ssl Ml;Y .y ws' aee.%a 'Sssi % ssssss. @
town: brig fvtomac tBr) Wilson, Denerars schr Morn
sailed-stcsncr Hohenscl,crn cGor) and Californian
BRUNswICR. Ca. Sept ~ Cleared sehr Atkinson,
Hubbard baltimore; Oth brig susie strout, Tickett,
NsS yc,s @ Il; ,shr Kate ros.asI, adams, Do .,
Cleared dcs,rassr Ashland, Hunter philadelphia; bark
FUafsEss MoSRoE. DC, 4~Xrr,vsd., bark Bs,icols
Nor rjomsans from BordeasS and sailed or
from Belfast barks Prosperta tai Schrnmano LONDON
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

Steamer Anglia dr, Anderson. Liverpooi--Hendersou
Bros.
steamer Nockar Ger, wiiligcrod Bremen via South
steamer KTonirnn Friedrich wilholm GeD KiagkIss,
Steamer City OF Rio do Janciro Lewis st Thomas Para
Bahia. &c-C II Mallory n Co
can ports--F Alsxandre Sons.
Steamer santiago. phillips 81 Jaso and Cicnfucgos via
steamer New Ysrs quick, ealveson-Boger. Morgan.
steamer Now Orleans. Hsisey. Now Oriesns-Ciark
.siesmsr Morgan city, Read. Now orlsans-Bosart 4
Steamer city Of Atlanta. woodhul. chsriesson-J W
scsmsr old Deminion. Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Steamer Benefsctor. jones' Wilmington. NC-w Clyde
steamer u g. Knight Chichester Georgetown. DC. via
Alexsndris--J l. Roome. Jr
Steamer Fanny Cadwaisder, Clark. Baitimore-J
steamer Tscony. pay,. rhil.delphis WIN Clyde Co.
sSp snlioss ,Rr,. uo"aharm' HayronNe,m,S 4 sons
Bark Hans Nor. Eriksen. liuil-Benham, Boyessn.
bark Gsrcna rslangs ttsD Ferrara penarsh Roads for
ortlers--Funch, Edye Go. t
srt Alma 'Sor fsikc"Sors GopH@runsS kays uo
Bark All Nor), Thorsen. Cork for ordersFunch, Edge
lark Domcn,co dsaD. simonett. Cork. Falmouth or
Plymouth for ordcrs--Austin baldwin Co
Bark Luiga Y Ital vopc Cork Falmouth or Plymouth
BsrE Mercurius INor. Jacobsen. Queenstown or Fall
o,isr.IBss"aa Ssr. fss ss ssysss" sssrins '
bark Bygdn tNor) Christensen. Bordeaux-Funch Edye
bark Amolie (Fr. Dutrach, Bordcaux--,James IIonry
Bark Nnova Virginia dtaD. canero, Naples-Lauro'
Mark Thomas BROOKS. Waugh, Guantansmo-waydeil 4
Brig Emily sheldon. Hays san Fernando. Trn--How.
se6r Walter L Plummor Plummsr sierra Leonc--ya,ss
sehr ioena Arabsli. Crockcr Port Platte aud
ket-u wosseis
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct ARRIVED. ship Lyra (Br Stuart, New
York.
BRlsroI 4-sailed steamer Somerset (Br stamper,
New York.
delphia.
BoRDxAUx Oct 1-Arrived. barks American Lloyds
whittsmorc Richmond; I'd, Nordon Csw), Jansen. New
York. fta it 81,
DUBLIN Oct 3-saed bark Joanna Cam (Br), Tooker.
Philadelphia.
DUNKRK. Oct ARRIVED. bark st Andrew (Br) Inness,
New York via Halifax.
FIuxE, Oct 1-Arrived, ship Thcodor Koernor Ger,
Schierenberg, New York.
GALWAY, Oct 2-sAed ship Livingstone (Br). Crosby.
Philadelphia barks Albion (Nor underson, Baltimore;
Brothers CBr), Nickerson. do.
HULL, Oct 4-Arrived. steamer Bothal (Br Patterson
Montreal via Sydney, CB.
MAvnE Oct ARRIVED. steamer Poroiro Fr, santeili
New York.
Sailed 4th steamers Labrador (Fr sanger Now York;
Suevia Ger. Franzon tfrom Hnmburg) do.
LIvxRPooL, Oct ARRIVED, steamer European (Br).
Thomson, New York via Halifax (where she put in with
. defect In machinery
Sailed 3D. ship Patterdalo tBr, Gunson San Frsncsco
bark kapide Csus), Schantx, Phiiadephia. a ol
LONDON, Oct 4-Artived steamer Ocean King CBr Scott
Montreal. vases
sailod Sd. steamer Mianese CBr) Dewdney, Boston.
MARsELLxs, Oct 2saiied, bark Florslia, Craig, Now
York. r
NAPLES Sept 2a-Arrived, bark Luciano Sierra Utah,
Cacxco New York. -.
QuxExsrowH Oct 3-Arrived, bark Cechino Danovaro
QtxD, Lagorara. New York; brig Antons Madal QtaD,
Francisco, baltimore r Il
Sailed 3D. 80 Pm, steamer Gcrmanic (Br). Kennedy
tfron, LivcrpooD, Now York. fra1 ti
ROTTERDAM. Oct 3-Arrived, ship stavanger Nor Ton.
ming. New York. .s.
Sailed I'd. BARK Amor CAus. Premuds. Baltimore.
RouES, Oct 2Arrve cd bark Jessonda Ge:) Passe. Bal
tiinorc. -ts0
srETrIx. Sept SO-Arrived, bark Midlothian (Nor).
NygHArd. New York.
srRALsuSD. Oct lA,rvsd, bark Gyldenlovs (Nor Han.
sen. Philadelphia 10 Nt,ss
fAnYA Sept 23-Arrvsd, bark sirena GtaD Jaccarino,
Now York for Marsoles.
wArxRvoRD. Oct 2-Arrived. ship Charlie Bakor (Br).
Brown. Baltimore. Nfa s tl
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAD, Oct 4-Wind W. moderate; barometer 81 227.
LIVERPOOL Oct 4-wnd wsw, moderate. ~ 'ief
LizARp, Oct 4-wind s, light; fnc.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

GALLIPoLI Sept l4-In port, bark Ministro Majorano
aD Aelo from New York via Cagliar for Con stanno-
ple, wtg fair wind.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2S-Arrivcd, ship Lake Ontario (BD,
Gilmore, Montreal .ft
NoRrH SYDNEY, CB. Oct 2-Arrived. bark Lydia (Br).
Chalmers, Dublin; brig Maggie tBr), Mcleod Wanna.
ssiied ID. steamers Enmere tBr. Hopkins and snares
Picrou. Ms Sept 27-Arrived. steamer Prince Edward
(I3r) Frwsor, Liverpool
Qukprc. Oct ARRIVED. steamer Cybole (Br. Glasgow
(see Miscellany ~ IL ..Nl ,.l
,sAcuA, Oct ARRIVED, bark Fanny II Lorng, soulo,
New York ...l .I
sr JomN NB Oct 2Clcarcd bark Eliza Mary tBr) Rich
Carthagcna; schr ~ Watson Br). Starkey. New York
vIcroRA sept 26-saiicd, ship Blue Jacket Perefvai,
San Francsc6; barks Enoch Talbot Ponhellow, Whining
ton Amelia Foye. Honolulu.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LAKE ONTARIO AND TANGIKR SOUND NIGHTS. n
WAsnISGToN, Oct 4-Notice is given by the Lighthouse
Board that change will be Immediately made In tho
position Of hs brcakwntsr now der This
light which is fixed rcd will be of from tho benk
water by inerposing obscuring to tho west
ward between the compass bearings by u s. and NV
a W. To avoid the breakwater vessels tho
shore until they make the red yht the end Of
the west pier. on the compass bearing when they
safely stand in for 1t.
Notice is also given that on and after Oct II: 1879
fixed white light of the fifth order. lighting 270 deg OF
the horizon will bo shown from the screwpe Lighthouse
recently erected the shoa north side of the
bot ween the main land and Boodsworth Island. The
light guide into Tanger. South Chcsapeake
Bay, Md. by OF HOopers Straits and is intended TO
replace the destroyed by leo Jan H. 1877 During
thick and foggy weather bell will machinery
every II seconds :
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Rescued" win continue for the present At Booths
Theatre.
Woods broadway Theatre continues .'Bric-s Bras.'
Ms its attraction.
''rhe Merry Tuners" and tho lates, "Pnaiore
Grew" the Aquarium. tho surroundings of tho
latter being quite appropriate to nautical opera.
Miss Henrietta Markstcin. the piaihsi. will have
'nofit concert this evening at the Grand Opera
House. when Gimore's Band and Mr.. Levy will
assist.
Mr.. Sothern appears at the Park this week for the
first time during his present engagement Dun
dreary Ho will be warmly welcomed In this favorite
character.
The concerts strong attraction as ever
ut Roster Bias Hall. in Twenty-third street. and
are inantained at the excellent standard adopted in
the initial programme.
The Olympic Theatre has found In the person of
Miss jennie Hughes an attractive card. and many
now features will be introduced during this. tho
second week OF her engagement.
The gorgeous spectacle Of ''Enchantment" a,
Nibos which revivos the pas. glories OF the "Biack
crook, enters upon another week Of red dre gauzy
aresscs aud weird transformations.
AZ the Firth Avenue Theatre "Girohe Giroia"
will be presented tomorrow. "Wednesday and Fri
day evenings LA File de Nine. Angot" on Tues
day and ''La Perichole' on Thursday.
The interesting Exhibition OF tho American Insti-
tutcis the attraction at the Rink this week, and is
open day and evening. The novelties in mechanical
and other inventions are up tie usual standard of
thc.o Annual Exhibitions.
The success of the revival of divorce at DAILY q
Theatre impels the management 90 continue IL on
the boards during the coming week All of tho
artists engaged show that Mr.. Daily has exhibited cx
cellent taste in his choice
Mr.. Bandmann's Hamlet" will continue on the
boards Of the standard Theatre. Mr.. Bandmann's
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

Ste,mers Britannic fBr for Liverpool Spain (Rr do
Ielford tBr Antwerp; Boliyia Bri Glasgow: Victoria
dsr, Londen; Nsekar Ger, Bremen Ov Of Rio della
ne'r.. Rio Jane'ro &c City of Alexandria Havana. &c
s.sss Ss% ssaa. Ns% Orleans, ss S York
vannah: Stag (Br).. do City of Atlanta Charles-
tsn; .s,, Benofastor w@iipyton. Nc, Ola Domn,an.
ships Larnaca tSr), Calcutta; skuda Nor) Rotterdam
barks Amykos tNor), Rrsnen Lucia GER kongsbers;
lyna tNorl Elsinoro kongen Augusta Ger, Hamburg
Gs%slot br Cork Or Fa'Tsgth; Norma Nor Eongsur
Nor, Brest Lovehjerto Nor, Cork Carlotts Ita do
Wfhemins tDutehl. Rotterdam; Giovanni tAus), Alex.
andra brigs Harrington (lsr Bilboa: Oliver
uIxy), Port Prince. $50 ~ tl.,,i
US steamer shenandoah flagship of the South Atlantic
squadron. tor Rio Janeiro is anchored the Sou
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY QUINTUPLE SHEET

Co. ~ ~ '-'~e'''-' -'-'-
schr Sarah 3 Allen, Alion. Nassau NP-fT Monseli 4
Sehr Newport (Br. Miller. st Johns. NC Bertsux.
Schr Jeudo (Br). Gould. 81 John. MA Heney. :.
ID Hurfbut & Co. ~'-''
Schr David CARL. Hawkins Baltimore--W Chalmers
sehr Carrie Finley. Perth Amboy-P Nevius a Son.
Schr Wigwam Field Boston---Chas living
schr Benz English. Chase. New Bedford-Master.
Sleep G Graves, Jarvis. Perth Amboy-weaver
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
THE VALUE OF A BRAKEMAN'S ARM.

john w. Hayes. a brakeman the Pennsylvania
Railroad. met with an accident some time ago by
which he lost an arm. lie ut began u suit for
damages against the company. The case came to
trial at New Brunswick on Friday in the Middlesex
County Circuit Court. Judge scudder presiding
The plaintin was represented by General Thomas
d. HOxsey, OF Paterson. AMI the defendant
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

Bark Richard Ger. Pasko from Baltimore for stetn,
Sept I, lat Al. Ion SIS.
Bark w dBD. Williams. from Montreal for Queens
town. Sept 20 lat 46 ls lon 40 10. es, ..
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

George Formes. sixteen years old, while crossing
Twelfth avenue. near Sxtycighth street, yesterday
was strucK by freight train tho Hudson River
Railroad. He was removed TO Nincty.ninth street
Hospital, where his injuries pronounced fatal
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

On Hatteras Ground Sept % brig Hemsn Smith, Cook,
Boston, IS bbls sp this season.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
wa1uAcK's-coSrEMrr OF COURT.

The play was success. From the rise OF the cur
tain until its fall when Mr.. Boucicault. as the
adsper called before the curtain to acknowledge
the generous compliments of the evening and say
y pleasant words, there scarcely a
line in the work. theatrically speaking. that
was not worthy of praise. While he has certainly
made a hit. he must content himself with the inter
probation OF his efforts made by the several
artists mentioned in the above named cast II was
carefully selected, and one better than the au-
thor understands the effectiveness with which Messrs
Beckett. Floyd. Hardenberg. Holland. shannon
und the ladies'. Misses Ada Dyas and Rose Wood
made their parts worthy OF public notice. 1t Is
true ofseach one of them. however. that they de-
III light way of the prettiest comedies that We
have seen in New York for q long Time
The plot is full of interest. 1t is not unlike that
which attaches to the "Pink Dominoes." 1t is
French throughout. In Clicquot we have a strong
representative OF tho comic element. and he
1t H. not of the strongest parts
that Mr.. Beckett has played in his actoral career.
be to the demands OF his profession. In Mr..
Shannon also have display Of the nice
education that attaches to an excellent actor;
The ladies' named above were almost perfect ana
need little praise Their parts required ingenuity
and bits OF action which aoed largely in making the
stage picture and would be unfair to exclude them
from neld of work in which they contributed so
much.
OF scenic color its beauty of action, its dramatic
worth and it's general surroundings as one OF
the best and prettiest gathering spots in
cess. are largely at fault. The applause
could not be misunderstood and the laughter that
attended every incident in the comedy was enough
to insure its permanent foothold with
the public. On the conclusion OF the
play Mr.. Boucicault called before the cur
tain. In acknowledging the compliments of the
audience. he paid graceful tribute to Mr. Wallack
and ava.led himself of the opportunity to speak OF
the handsome manner in which Mr.. Wallack's
plays have been put upon the stage. Mr..
Eoucicault himself never looked in better form
told his pleasant story of success to greater
audience than when he was called upon to make his
obcisance A cultured audience always sympathizes
with the honors OF author. Af.Hfu
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Antwerp Aug 30 -
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
ARRIVAL OF COLONEL MApLEsoN.

ARRIvAL OF COLONEL MAPLEsON.
The entcrprising impresario. Colonel Maplcson. OF
Her Majestys Opera. arrived on board the City of
Berlin in this port last evening too late to up
TO the city With him some the leading MEM
bers OF his troupe for the forthcoming season of
Italian opera at the Academy Of Music. which opens
on the Goth inst Among these are Signor Arumburo
ths tenor; Mile Alwina Vaera. soprano. and
Mile. Lablache. contralto. well Signor Arditi,
the famous conductor. allie. Gerster, Signors Cam
panini. Del Puente. Revere aud other prominen
steamer. but in time to take part in
the early performances of the The
artists in excellent health, and gave
the usual concert for the benefit Of the Liverpool
Seamen's Orphans Fund. discoursing most excel
lent music to their fellow passengers to the tune os
f22 Os. I'd. Verdi and Donzetti formed the staple of
the programme, Sgnor Arumburo Mile. Valera.
Mile. Lablache and Mile Adini rendering ten mum
bers between them. Mr.. Frank Mayo. who
turning from his English engagement assisted With
recitations.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SIN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises ..... OF Sandy Hook morn 10 80
Sun sets b So Gov. Island. morn IL 10
Noon rises. ... eve Is He'll Gate. ..cve W
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHRAD Oct 4-wind W. moderate; barometer 81. .227
LIVERPOOL, Oct 4--wind wsw, moderate. y
LIZARD, Oct 4-wind s. light; fnc.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05


$50 BROADWAY.
NEAR HOUSTON ST.;
i3s TO l5i BowERy
Branch storos In all tho principal citica
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN wooLLENs.
NEWEST MATERIALS, NOVEL PATTERNS.
QUALITY WARRANTED. NEWEST sHADRA
BUSINESS sUiTs TO ORDER.
xl5, x2U, T2J aud $50
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM
CASHMERE PANTS TO ORDER.
GREAT vSRIEfT NEWEST STYLES
DIAGONAL COAT AND VEST TO ORDER,
MADE IN THE Nosf FASHIONABLE MANNER
FALL ovERcOATs TO ORDER,
from $i5 upward.
THE ELECrRrc LIGHT
UsKD IN BOTH STORES.
CHEAPNEss. RICHNESS 4s. L--
Ato procure HOyTs DYSPEPSIA CURE for suffering
wife daughter when no Is assured that II has cured
thousands. t..ft UaI. ..t
a HALF CENTURY IN UsB.-IIYArTs A. n LIpK
IN Basan. by 3OOU great cures, has proven most
reliable medicine In gou neuralgia scroula
aud impure blood Having tried all else Try this Sold
by druggists Depot, 2i6 brand ST. New york
INHALATION CURES sCROFULA, ANEMIA, DR
lbty throat Diseases prcnchiis catarrh. asthma and
piles: no euro, o pay ID. F THOMPSON, N. D., ~ 4th
sv., opposite Coopsr Union, Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
AMUSEM ENTS.

L--