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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-08
FIFTH AVENUE HALL.

In the Sixth Judicial District Court yesterday the
landlord and tenant case Of Emo against Alexander
Hermann and others came up for a hearing before
Judge Gedney who presided. owing to the illness of
Judge Kelly. The complainant in this case, Amos r.
Eno commenced disposscss proceedings against Alex
nnder Hermann. magician his agent Charles s..
Peck, and Miss Minnie l.. Cummings, who is made a
co-defcndant on the ground that she is under
tenant Of the building Nos. and West
Twenty.fourth street. and known the Fifth
Avenue Hall. The action brought on account
of non-paymcnt of rent, the balance alleged to be
due in advance for the quarter ending February /,
being S2S7 80. Counsel for Miss Cummings, on
the being called submitted several preliminary
technical objections TO the proceedings, of which
was that the allegations in the complaint to the
rental Of the premises did not state clearly what
days the rent should lie paid asrovided by statute.
In dealing with this objection Judge Gedncy cx-
pressed the opinion that 1t well taken. aud cited
Abbott authority on the question Accordingly
the Judge dismissed the proceeding without costs
II is understood that the suit will be at recon-
menced under different form.
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FINE ARTS.
THE MONTHLY ExHrBrrIoN AT THE ART STUDENTS


THE MONTHLY ExHIBrrIoN AT THE ART STUDENTS
II is always safe say that there will be something
worth seeing at the little exhibitions which form the
chief attractions at the pleasant monthly receptions
OF that vigorous corps of students and artists which
is called the Art students League. The exhibit of
last evening exception to the rule. and the
gathering of students. artists and others invited
found much that interesting and worthy of
study. The chief feature perhaps was colec-
ton of studies and sketches by John Lafargc
which hung on the west wall, together with
photographs of his decorations of Trinity Church in
Boston. There were designs for the decorations
there. for windows in the Harvard Memorial Hail.
stndies in sepia and India ink. and drawings on
boxwood They were all in what the French call fe
grand stgie and looking over the collection one
reminded insensibly of some of the drawings of
An exquisite and mastery conception, The Triumph
OF Love" placed on easel and draped, attracted
deserved attention.
number OF original drawings by the talented and
erratic deceased English artist and poet. William
Blake for his series of illustrations of tho Bihle
pen and ink by Fortuny, and drawing by Gustayc
Dor1, were placed screens in the portrait class
room. Among the other exhibits in the large life
class note portrait of the cynica! and dis
tingushed Whistler. by himself; good little
two figure Bridgcnan. and George H. Bough-
toms idyllic ..Mlers Daughter" loaned by
s. +. Avery, and striking head of an
old man by j. c. Beckwith At the monthly bust
ny Frank Waller the president the Art Schools OF
Europe. cmbodying the results Of the visits made
during his late trip abroad submitted, accepted
and ordered printed.
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scuR MARY ExlLY from Norfolk for -. put lutte
Savannah It'll inst In distross
toucysJrR Mass 7-Schr Waterloo before reported
ashore Pepers Rocks has heeu noatcd on ana ats-
charged She damaged to the amount VI aoout ~'n
HAVANA. Jan .Accordng to last advices the stuasson
entrance Of Sagua was considered critical aud u
WAS expected every moment that she woua % '"'" W
pieces by the
HALIFAX. Jan THE steamer Circassian, which was to
nave left At noon for Liverpool via 81 johns y. liz
here and will probably stay until Saturday to take me
weekly mail and the Polynesian from Ds'
moro being rrportcd icsbound In Chesapeake Bay a.,
North Sydnes Harbor continues and IL 70
Keep S" for days although the hahor buoys nave zee"
taken mp
Ferry and lake gone into winter quarters
PokTLsSp, Jan 7stcainer Ontario tBr) from Lvcrpool
rs yet unable 90 discharge cargo owing TO tho manifest
tr-al hy mistake.
Some nxiety has the arrival Of
the bark Clara Eaton. which left Key West Nov ~ Tor
rsr'land and Is now seventeen days overdue When
shc reached Key West from Aspnwall her captain,
Davis had died on the Of the Charcs fever was
,ep"rtc nv ieiesrnph CsRt Lunt Of the 'chr Lowell
bark and shc sailed tho afternoon of Nov 81 for home
whether the got OF hospital TO sail in tho bark or
new cr.w was shipped Is not certainly known the cap
tain wr"c thar he had hard work complete his crew
Captain Iunt resides Falmouth Where the belong
il not known The Clara Eaton is fine bark Of $50 tons,
Al, lnilt at Harpswell in Isja.
PORTSMOUTH, MI Jan dDuring the heavy blow of Fri
day night schr Mary Caswc belonging to o G Iash.
ton "f and at the Isc M shoals engaged in winter fishing
parted both chains and north side of Smutty N0sc
knockng large hole in her bottom tearing on her fore
hcr al" The other vessels the Shosls sui
fered damage OF minor Importance.
WEsr HAMPTON. III. jan THE Coast wreckng Co have
taken the steam, pumps out OF tho steamer Eindicator
could free hor The being taken fast
splc There IL very slight chance of saving tho vessel
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FOREIGN PORTS

AsrrxwArL. Jan e-sailed, steamer Colon, grimm. Nov
%si.o, Dec ie-ssilcd, ship Ell Dorado. Brown. Hu.
nios. . - -
Sailed 57th. schr Amistad CspO. Cazador, New York
CAuprNAs Dec 2G-Arrvcd. brig Ada l. white, Dowrv.
Portland: scrs Emma Hart, Hart Portland Lahsina
Long, Havana. - -
Corbet, California land sailed 18th for Liverpool
GrncrSrl Dec 14--saod, brig Moro dtab, Arena New
York -
HAsA Dec 2osailcd bark Maria Tcycsa Csp,, rerrer.
Charleston; brig Alton Perkins, Mobilc schrs Seth
Todd Norwood, Pensacola; 3ist, Abbie Plmann Chase
Pascoanta; Florence tenovar simmons Matansas; Win.
mic Lnwry, Spear, Now York via Matan,as.
Cleared ~ barks Amigos pj Echevcrria Chayestou
John ELL. Brl smith, New Orleans; brig Rothcsay DO
Muuroc, New York
MaiIrsx Jan s-Arrivcd steamers Cor.es BENNETT 81
Johns NJ land sailed 18th for New York;; Austrian dr.
Wntts, Liverpool for Baltimore.
1ourouE Dec 5Arvcd, bark Concordia trr, Cortn San
sacd Dec s. .chr Eliza r for United states 9TH barks
Harris COUNTY BD Cochrnnc Pisngua; 10TH Lorinda Bcr
To,xrronr Ms Doc se-Arrived schr Cepola tBr. Gay.
ton for Boston put in for supplies land
MxssIsA Dec i7Arrvcd bark Jennie Cobb small Alex-
nndrin Ssnd sailed gle, for boston,
New York briggs Finbogc tNor), Hoga, dos Tell NOR,
Olsen. do 31st, bark Jennie Cobb, small. Boston.
In port Dec 81 barks Bartlett BARTLETT from Cctto.
nrved 10th. for United States BILLY simpson Hr Curry,
from uenoa, arrived 18th, 10 load for New YORK. Luigi
I,aD Mons.tcr for DO s xs Dsneissn NOR from
Mop from Cardiff, arrived nth Tor United states
Gsribsld Nor. Hansen aud Bans NVr Joneen for 90
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Moxrxvrpro Dec so-Arrivsd ship Rsck Cay Dr Leh-
M4rlsxAs. Doc z7-Arrived schrs Carl D Lohrcp, Nc
Alisp Havana Lacy ccln. Curtis - John ~ $500 18th:
s dss x ass.' Sis.s sss r0'''-'1' 91' 80
sss @ s sssr @.9.a
9rs Joyena As,ono Sp. Ra.sh. Savannah 'ehr Tres
" "a. ds 5 sss
Dss a. ssSr Ida Annie Cork wilmington NC;
rosT ctiH, Nov afn port bark Nonparsil
rAsAsA. Jan ARRIVED, steamer Collins sesrie. san
ES,t prob ,ay for New YORK cargietta Lord.
RIO GssSnn 20 Str, Nov isAnived brig Zeal tB.
ii ..sa Dse aa.AT,i.sd briggs omsr @ Pore Barran'
St:rn Dec aIA,Tiyed .,eamcr cnqas b. Grsnrer
Dec BRIG: SSys
sss & ss Ssx ycs
Francisco bark California. Australia
bay fs 81 's sr s.s % s'"
on sr spsn Seymour ounaasks Mara
AsrwrRr Dec ai-Arrved Xoiand. Emanue,..n. New
sailed 2oh, Condor, Ekund and Rsesoarce Gasrislsea
AesaA wcA Nov FIN pori RsSsees oaS.ra Cam Cam
'S% . Dss TrsSr s or.s.
sailed Dist Frances Herbert, Mckenzie, and Louisa,
sssass; psc 3o-Arrsyed. Rhcn &. FRANKIE Now York.
R"sor.ux, Dec se-Arrved ciampa Emilia cocurullo
Sailed 10Th orono Moer and Botvid Henricksen. New
CAsrELrAxAnx. Doc is--saied. Roma Isno New York.
Dec lsArTissd HGssg" BAN oss
Meurtua
p Dee s. London
rssssd asd qttone Fcrro Baltimore for Lynn; @ Bur-
=: s i n for
Dec Bsr%s S Il snsssso Phil
GIAseow, Dec so-,s.ed, Dorian o, Moditerranean.
ss,s III nSs as iSsa
r.lsrmn &C. tor DO
onbaeh Tor st M Crest 'n''
iirIvosr Doc ao-Xrrived Kosmos. Eiiefssn Phiadsl
IS Ssi3: Ey ss
New York enno Parker Veal 81 john ''
Sailed fit Western Empire Gg.zier New orlesns Van
Sf si. s.. ss
a pss sss Ea. ssT H
rss nss sGr' Sis PA
zsa;s
Sailed yoh vsss ros. Baltimoro lth stephan Bisho,
Dec h Senior r.nns.sr Philadelphia.
pfs Dec aiys e
Liverpool.
Sailed 2lst, st Elmo. Smith. Bombay.
Rochester,. Dec 22-Arrved. Lotus. Morton. Quebec.
RoCEy Dec 2ISailed, Lamontin. Plossis. Now York.
SEAvrrw. Dec 2i-saied Dadem (Nor brig, from sait
more for Copenhagen
sLor Dec 2l-In the bay, Livingstone (Nor shp,. for
Baltimore.
sogrnAxrros Dec 2o--sailed. vanads, Peterson Saw
annah.
SWANSEA. Dec 21-Arrived. Rochester. Ross, Quebec
SHRLDs. Dec 2tArrved. rarpoia a. RUSSELL New York.
Sailed 2lst and 23d, Byzantine a. for Baltimore.
ST HELENA date by telegraph from Madeira Doc 21)
Arrived Ombs. Hall! Cabu for New York; ckermouth.
Parker Manila for do; Henry Ltchheld Drummond, do
for do.
Passed date, Sparkling Water, Hichborn from Table
smrasA, Dec ssaiied Bartholomew Msrciaui Brsnesss.
New York.
TRIESTE Dec 16-Cleared Guiso. Coiombs New Orleans
VALENCIA, Dec l+-Arrived Caledonia (s) Allison Pc
lormo and sailed 18th for New York;
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GAS EXPLOSION.

very strong odor Of gas yesterday pcrvaded the
lower portion of tho large tenement house ON the
corner of Chryste and Delaney streets, and Mrs.
Mcha Bogart, the housekeepcr. in order to
ascertain what wrong. lighted a lamp and
prepared to descend to the cellar. At the door tho
smell of gas became quite strong. but. unmindful Of
IL, she went below. Scarcely had the light been in
troduccd into the cellar than there was an explo-
sion, and the woman. half crazcd with fright
and with her clothes ablaze. rushed into
the street and fell at the door. The burning
garments were torn from her quickly, however, and
she was carried into the house; but the fire had
already done its work, and IL was evident that from
fright sufocation and burns the womans chances Of
recovery would be very slight
Meantime there was considerable excitement. in the
neighborhood aud an alarm sounded which
brought fire company to the spot. The cellar was
entered and after the fire was extnguished, IL was
found that but little damage had been done there.
The cause of the explosion doubtless leak in
the gas pipes caused by tampering with them during
the cold season, though IL claimed that thief
had stolen portion Of the pipe and 50 allowed the
.gas to escape.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SYyAxra LABaA non r, wii,sa from this port for avro
on Thursday 9Th inst AM instead of Wednesday. 9Th
inst as at FIRST appointed
STEAMER FLORIDA at Fail River 9Th from Philadelphia,
reports Game Of Dcawsrc Bay Thursday morning
,s S WST .G Y ns'r SriSy shore .ss and
eastward about two hours tho wind y the meantime IN.
uss howe to head to southwark The occa was at this
time fearful 20 look upon, an, s,, resems'ed vast
hour ai temperature little above owning in
S"s. sS ' spar snssons o n cold
that human eye could pcnetratc but fcw yards The
she was srsusiormcd from black steamer s,ernr
Iceberg the vessel cnea:ea from Ts Ate" re to sS
vapor copseains to the and rigging When the
1s Collision with steamer seund vest gallo modsr
s.ed Friday night the vessel then resumed sr course for
STEAMER sAxox, a. Philadelphia from Boston reports
having experienced heavy gallo from the to NV Pm
srrApxs NELSON tsr Beard from Marsclle, for Tybce
10 ballast was fallen n With o. Cape An,cn,o with shalt
Thos Adam.
srnAxrn nAvaNrAs tBr from Liverpool for Boston col
rn T Is,scr VA. .srnSy damaged aud would have
to dock. The Bsvarian had also to dock.
r s &
Italia las before rcpored and sustained considerable dam
age 10 stern. &c. IS.
BARK Omar SURGEON. of and from Boston before re
ported in very E.c Of WING wns hrSrm n on he.
cs.m and so rn eo she
perfectly tight aud arrived London the 3D. inst
RARK VtcfLASr 2l52O has been sofa 70 Now beo
ford parties private She will probably 10 fitted
for an Atlantic whaling voyage In the spring.
BARK TRAVELLER r) Goudcy from Dublin via Tybcc 70,
cphis-anchorcd mites above Cherter-rcports
very heavy weather during tho passage and split sss
Bne Mvns @ 9: c s ss .s.s
or 60 res Hcr cargo had not been sold December y
pe.rO scs VS.; s'" .s 10
several weeks and was towcd Portsmouth, NH leaking
badly, where abe will probably be repaired
Sem ANNA L.RA coal laden, from Lingan for Halifax
went ashore a, LsccJ on Tho night Of Dcc3 Tho
aud cargo are u total lose. Insured NJ uaiirnS
ScuR IiorvrSr for Philadelphia which put back - ~
John MI besides loss OF sails lost her boat ana
some ~ the rigging.
stuR CARRIE WALKER, of Thomaston Me. from Char
PEI laden with potaocs before reported stove
in with and sunk o Rikers Island, was pumped 81
and Hoatcd yesterday by the Baxter Wrcckng Company
steamer John Fuller and brought TO this city.
sem IIrSRv TRIAL, Linden, at Halifax Jan from New
York via Lockepor reports having lost forty casks kerc
sane a or deck while lying TO In Bay Of Fundy On the 18th
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. Z, 1879,
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Lcpanto Br, Rogers, Hull Dec IT, with mdse to
Steamer Donan Ger, Bussns Bremen Dec 81 and South
% at Was
sn%r storm and nicK %eatn1r a
lon 40 passed Wieand GER, from New York
Steamer sasva Ger. rsannen Hamburg Dec is end
@ Win %ds' END q % r. to on a.
bark Emily Lowther tBr, Webster from New York for
Severn Or rors.ns, Malta Ncv r. MESSING
a T: nss
sr s So Sr IL 81 A 1ssss h's to f %
with water ,i: 18th = BAD
% m @ to n % in n"S e1
supply of eosl sailed again 18th;
SS days sss 70 XIV s With
wssther vessel badly isedup:
r: @ r'5 :s rs"'; Rs:
and Me- p% r%rT Sosd
the s gs the
~ snd Ssns sssa!' s"
Norwegian Showing
Ga, I days, with n,d.o to Roberts It,,
mdse and passengers to Geo Yonsc.
ms.s ia. Jan
ship Kins.poft f s. John, Ng pna antwerp via psia
s %
peake had gallo from NV. lasting several hqwrs.
in which lost lowcr ferc.opsail Capt Duff reports large
quantities Of OF the Delaware. extending scaward 10
miles
Schr Geo Douglas Bryan, Port Antonio ia, ~ days.
rS Il e w% ~n
during heavy northcry carried away tibboon and
forotopmast
Schr Rhodclia, Blow. Brown. Virginia.
Sclir James Jones' Parsons. Virginia.
Schr Sarah Davis (of Belfast Mel. Cottr Blue Hill
(e) days with granite the Brooklyn Bridge Coz
sci TO A Mudgctt. Had heavy westerly gales.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH. ''"
Steamer City Of New Bedford. Fish, New Bedford for
New York with mdsc and to Darling Davis
Schr Hatfield tsr), Hatfield Cornwalis rs, for New
York with potatoes to Woodworth vessel TO Ber
.
Schr May Day Sanders. Rockiand for New York.
Schr Convoy, French. Rocklnud for Now York
schr Elsnarc vanduscn Godfrey Boston for New York
Schr Lucy D. Inndy. Providence for New York. Is Mt
Choir In Hart Island Roads
Srhr Lady Ellen. Howe, Providence for New York.
Schr Mary L Amsden, Baker Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Simpson, Mahony. Port Johnson for Grcenpert.
schr Lowering, Barker. New York Cor Portland, Ct
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crowded house assembled TO greet him. who were
seemingly much disappointed when the announce
ment was made from the stage that Mr. Mayo was
snowbound the journey from Buffalo to New
York and could not be present till late hour To NIL
the void the management had, Immediately on the
receipt of Mr.. Mayos message. at four
Lille Eldrdge who was az Newark, Tor
the assistance of herself and company. Miss
Eldridsc promptly responded and Jane Eyre WAS
substituted for .sDavy Crockett" The audience had
little regret the change. the piece was
very effectively rendered. Miss Lille Eldrd9e hng
the title r6fe and Mr.. Harry Coulter that OF Lord
Rochester Both well supported. AT the close
of the performance Mr. Mayo made his appearance
and greeted with lond and prolonged applause
He apolosized for his absence and formally IN.
no,nced the opening of the engagement this after
noon, at the time taking occasion TO return
thanks to Miss Lille Eldrdgc and company for their
services in the dilemma.
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ALL THE MONEY UP.

The final deposit Of $500 side, in the match for the
light weight championship. was in tho hands
of the temporary stakeholder yesterday Ms re-
,,uircd by tho articles Of agreement. Billy Ed.
wards left the share due by the Unknown
Mt the Clipper Office on Monday afternoon, and yes
tcrday morning Frank GorIncy. OF Philadelphia.
visited New York in tho interest Of Clark. After
transacting his business he returned to the Quaker
City without loss of time.
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CLEARED.

Steamer City of Santiago CBr. Peters, Shanghai-John
Caswe1l 4 Co.
steamer Ahambra lBr McElhcncy. Halifax. Ms, and st
Johns. NF-Clark seaman.
steamer City Of Atlanta, Woodruff, Charleston-J W
Quintard Co
Steamer Wyanokc. Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Ncreus. Hallett. Boston-H Dimock
ship New Era, Snow, Yokohama and Hiogo-R W Cam.
'eroh Co.
bark Belgium DR. Greene. Calais Whitney Co.
brig Favorta tSp). Ochoa Rivadeo-Calwey Casado.
Schr Nellie Swift, Doanc, Ciudad Boyar-1ssac
Staples.
schr Jennie Rosalcnc. Tooker. Ccnfuegos-A Dayton
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CERCLE DE L'HARMONIE.

Tho jolly members of the Ccrcc Francois de
rHarmonie had their annual dinner at tho Hotel
Westminster last night. The banquet committee
we're Mcssrs. p. Huot J. Iregau and NJ. g. sauifert.
Speeches made by Messrs. Francois Kinzcr Ellie
Charter, M. Marks and Charles vella. business
meeting was held prior to the banquet. at which
the following officers for the current year wcro
elected: President, +. Kinzlcr; Vice President, p.
Huot; Secretary. r. A. Guiraud; Treasurer. A. J.
Delouest; Directors, L. u. Bany, L. J. Thierry and
A. r. Charaud.
The annual fancy ball will be held at the Academy
OF Music OH Monday, the 10th inst.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH PEWS.

The annual renting Of the pews and aisle seats of
Plymouth church took place last night. Tho total
sales, including the rentals, s40.72l Last year
the amount s36.o0i. The first bids were from
Mr.. II. i. Clahn and Mr. II. W. Sage, who each
gave $500 premium for their pews. The rental of
Mr. Claims was 500 and MIR. Sagc's $l10. making
$3.50 and 500 the entire cost OF the pews for the
year The pews sold after this wcrc:--To Mr..
Charles Dennis, $500 premium; Mr.. y. v. White.
s4o5; Mr.. Augustus storrs, $405; Mr. N. 3. Beach.
$s05; MI Il. Cornell White $500; Mr.. S. d. Hutch
iusou. S4OJ. and Mr.. I. G. Wcmple. 4AOQ.
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NINE. ANDERSON.

The attendance yesterday at Mozart Garden was
larger than any previous day. There has been no
change in Nine. Andcrson's condition and she APP
pcared as well as she did ten days ago. During the
early part OF the morning she made poor time.
as she suffering from two blsters on her feet.
Mike Henry visited the garden during the after
noon and walked one quarter with Nine. Anderson.
At the conclusion Nine. Andcrsons pulse beat ~ and
Mike Henry's 10 The doctor sent him home. Shortly
before twelve O'Clock last nigh; Mme Anderson CON-
plctcd her .12sth quarter mile
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
'Faust" will be given tonight at Booths. with
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg Margherta and Miss
Cary Siebel
Robson and Crane spending the week at the
Brooklyn Park Theatre. They play the Two Dromios
in 'The Comedy of Errors"
Mr. Sothern may return to New York in April or
May. He is a tour through France and Italy,
accompanied by relatives, and with rest and change
of scene will probably fully recover his health.
The babes in the Wood" making fine exhibi
ton Of themselves at the Park One of the beauties
of this performance is that burlesque is presented
without vulgarty 1t leaves behind bitter taste.
sAt Last cannot be continued at Wallack's after
the present week. ours" which has for long
time been in preparation, will be produced on Mon
day. with all the celebrated military effects and
strong cast including Mr. wallack, Mr.. Coghlan and
Mr.. Gilbert.
For the purpose of enjoying what may be called a
aughable parenthesis in the sentence of evening
there are two resorts in New Yorkthe San Francisco
Minstrcls and Jerry Thomas Opera House. Ethio-
plan wit, Municipalities and deineations are the
features OF each Of these places of entertainment.
The Boston papers speak in warm terms Of the
tfstc performances of Nine. sinico in lie Nozze del
Figaro" and Carmen" Gerster, Campanini, Ga
assi Labache and the other artists of the Mapleson
vate advces however do not indicate much financial
success
The oratorio Of the Messiah will be given this
evening at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. with chorus of
800 voices and IN orchestra Of fortyfve instruments
under the direction of DIR. Damrosch. The soloists
are Miss Anna Granger Dow, Miss Anna Drasdl. Mr..
George Simpson, Mr.. F. Rcmmertz and Mr.. George
W. Morgan. organist.
Mr.. Herman Linde. reader Of Shakespeare. who
has not yet been publicly heard in the city, but who
promises to command much attention from the ad-
mirers of the great poet commences series Of read
ings at steinway Hall this evening. He has fine
physique admirable method, excellent voice. and, it
may be. will command more than ordinary praise
Miss Catarna Marco. the daughter of the late Mark
Smith, announces that she will be unable to appear
in opera at Booths Theatre during the present
son. owing to ill health. It is ATlle Giua Mario
who will appear there the 14th inst. in "Travi-
ats" misprint of letter in the name may have
occasioned misunderstanding among the friends Of
the two artists.
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THE HUNDRED MILES WALK.

fly TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH. Conn, Jan. I, 1879.
When Mahoney's time was up this morning he had
only walked ninety seven miles in the twenty -four
hours. This, however. Is considered good rs 100
miles q n q GOOD track.
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CARD FROM RECEIVER BEDFORD.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Jan. s. 1872
All persons holding tickets for any performances
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for the coming week
are kindly requested to present them at the box Of
fee of the theatre to-day, between twelve and one
O'Clock, when they will be promptly redeemed by
nv treasurcrs, Mcssrs. William Ricketts, aud Joseph
Booth. CUNNING s. BEDFORD, Receiver.
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SAILED.

Steamers Alsatia tBr) for London wyanoke Richmond
Ac shin John Mann Brp Brcmon barks Sorcn Berncr
Nor Honneur Iiebe tNor) do Rcvcllo tBr, Antwerp;
Arctic fNor, Hamburg =
Also sailed Us ship Portsmouth, for Norfolk.
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.NrBr,o's GARDEN.

II was expected and had been announced that Mr.
Frank Mayo would open an engagement at Niblo's
Garden last night in tho clay OF "Dsvy Crockett :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-08

UNION LEAGUE CLUB EXHIBITION.
The usual monthly exhibition and art reception
of the Union League Club will take place in the art
gallery of that institution tomorrow evening.