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MAN AND WIFE ARRESTED.
BROOKLYN COUPLE CHARGED WITH SHOP
LIFTING AND SNEAK THIEvING.

A BROOKLYN COUPLE CHARGED WITH SHOP
LIFTING AND SNEAK THIEvING.
George White and his wife; Mary White, aged
about thirty years each. arraigned before JUS
tice Courtney in the Third District Court. Brook
lyn, yesterday afternoon. on charge Of shop
lifting. 1t charged during partial inyestiga-
ton that the accused had been operating in dis
honest manner at the expense of various store
keepers and housckeepers for several months
past. No les than thirty-fve pawn tickets
suspected to represent stolen articles amounting in
the aggregate the value of upward of 81 000
found ON their premises. In August last Mrs. Hop
kins then residing at No. 2O3 Adep street. reported
to Captain Wilmarth. of the Fourth precinct. that
her house had heen broken into by burglars and
Shaughnessey. who was sent to investigate
the robbery. satisfied that the side
light near the basement door. by which latter the
thieves were supposed to have effected entrance.
had been broken from the inside Mrs. Hopkins
had in her employ at the time the man and woman
who under arrest; but she had every con-
hdence in their honesty: The detective.
however. satisfied that they were
guilty Of the robbery though no prosecu- rsssS
who is proprietor OF . dry goods store on Fulton
avenue. in November last was robbed Of several
pieces OF flannel by female shopiifter whose de-
scription he gave Detective shaughnessey. The
officer found that it accorded with the description Of
Mary White. On Monday last the stolen flannel was
found in q pawn shop i'll Brooklyn and the material
recovered by Mr.. Speildoch. Search made for
the Whites in Franklin avenue yesterday by the de-
tective named. While the search being made
Policeman Lyons. OF the Fourth precinct, accident
ally discovered thirty-fve pawn tickets secreted
under the flooring of barn adjoining his residence
He took the tickets to the station house. The Whites
were eventually found at No. 6SH Franklin avenue.
in building adjoining the barn where Officer Lyons
got the tickets Man an1 wts were W. Hem ar
Street Jail and the man was admitted to bail to await
examination. wagon load Of property was subse-
quently removed by the police from various pawn
shOpa.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The Brooklyn Board of City Works have under
consideration project to build additiopa reser-
voir at Ridgewood
The body of an unknown found floating
in the canal basin at the foot Of Washington street.
Jersey City, yesterday.
Charles II. Goodsell delivered mis- lecture on 1.-THE
Heroes OF tho Sea- to large and appreciative audi
of seamen ut the Sailors snug Harbor, New
Brighton, s. l., last evening.
Barbara Gordon, the wife of Mr.. W. p. Gordon, Of
Suffern's N. Y, while walking on the track of tho
Piermont branch of the Erie Railway. resi-
derce. yesterday noon. was struck by the locomotive
of q passenger train and instantly killed.
The Newark Board of Trade last evening elected
the following officers for the ensuing year :Presi-
dent-George ID. Jenkinson. Vice Presidents Phin-
eas JONES' John ID. Harrison and George A. Hasey.
Trcasurer-Colonel Il. l.. jay. Secretary-P. +.
Quinn. Directors--william Titus, II. H. Fish. WILL
lam L. Tompkins. g. l.. Nessler. W. Ii. Baldwin,
George B. Swain. DR.. c. s. Stockton, s y. Sergeant
and II. NJ Croll.
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HOME NEWS AND NOTES.

Ames Van wart. the sculptor has on exhioiiion
In Avery's gallery a little marble bust of pretty
young American girl 'Ready for the OPERA ana
clad in nubia and cloak The head is quite charm-
ing in expression and nicely modelled. The hair.
falling down over the forehead. is well managed.
The treatment Of tho head covering and the en-
broidered CLOAK lacks freedom and is conventional
Among the illustrations worthy OF mention IN the
bright and attractive Christmas number OF Sd'nt
Nicholas the frontispece. well engraved though
not with much force. by G. Kruell. after picture
by Knaus; Mary Halock Foote'S drawing to the
poem. 1.-The Knighr and the Page" Dielman's to
verses. 1.-The Four sunbeams:" Benselfs to the
story. Paul and the Goblin" Taber's ..An' They
Wore Them?" in "Among the Lakes; Kelly's
clever full page of Bellerophon on Pegasus; Lun,
gren's numerous studies of Telegraph Boys and
the cuts illustrating the story Of Thorwaldsen.
The illustrated catalogue Of the Sherwood-Hart
collection contains reproductions of pen and ink
drawings of forty of the pictures The majority OF
the drawings were made by James d. Smillie. Il.
Swain Clifford furnished admirable one OF his.
Near the Landing Place." Among the best are
those after works by Meissonier. F. Barnard James
NJ Hart, Detaille. Carous Duran. Rousseau, Troyon.
Jacque. Firman- Gerard, Rice. Winslow Homer. Van
Marcke, Clays, Shreyer. Rota, Roybet and Wynant.
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AvoSuoUrH Doc io-sailed steamer Rivsrsdaie B. for
Baltimore
AUCKLAND. NJ about Dec I-saiied, bark Goorsietta.
Small, New York.
BREsr to Dec IoArrved steamer Croft (Br), Dotchin
New York.
BoRDsAux. Dec 7-Arrived bark Enchanter tBr) Tofte
New Orleans via Norfolk
DuNSIRK, Dec loArived. bark Nellie Moody (Bs Doty
New Yor
GmsssY Dec lo-Arrived ship Paul Boyton Br. Goudy..
Now York for Hull.
Sailed 10th. bark Jabcx Nor, for Boston tfrom Wis
beach, having repairod).
lirrnls to Dec lo-Arrivod. ship Charter Oak, Staples
Genoa.
HAxBURG Dec 1o-Arrived steamer e,lert (Ger Kuhle-
win New York. bark Baccicino Revello QtaD. Bexa do
for Aitens; brig Unto sus>. Holmberg. Philadelphia
for do.
HAvRx. Dec lo-saied, bark Helen Sands, Bosford.
Charleston.
LIVERPOOL. Dec lo-Arrved. steamers Eastbourne BE
Fisher New Orleans; Bisla tnr,. Carroll New York.
Sailed 10th, steamsr Lord Give (Br UrquhArt, Phils
delphia.
LONDON, Dec l0-Arrived. Hooper (Br). Murs
Boston; Mercedes (Br, Pearce. New York; barks Ger
mania (Ger.. viimow. Wilmington NC; Msmoria (Nor,
Arnesen, New York.
Cleared 10th, ship Belle o'Brien. o'Bren, Hampton
Roads bark Frthjof tSor,. Johnsea. New York.
LizsRD. Doc l0-On. steamer Liddlesdale (Bp Ackley
New Orleans for Reval.
LsBoN Dec 1-SMed ship Lille Soullard (Br) Killam,
Philadelphia
LEenoRs, Dec s-sailed, steamer Columbia CBr) for
New York.
OroRro Dec 2-Arrived brig AaratouA Aus, vidulich,
New York.
Arrived prior sh brig Harry virdsn Bernard Phila-
dslphia
QuEEKsrowS. Dec lO-Arrived, ship samsra, Patten,
San Francisco; barks Harriet Campbell (Br TAYLOR New
York; santon (Br), Rogers do sommeIen (Nor) Engle
hsrdt, do; Marco Polo QtaD, Gavagnin. do; Helsngor
DAM Lohmann. Phsdeiphia; Skjoidmoeu Cor). Jacob
sen, New York; Telefon (Nor), Sosensen, do
Sailed 10TH steamer City Of Montreal CBr). Coadron
drom LivsrpooD. Now York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec 10-Sailed steamer Caland (Dutch),
Deddes, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 10-Arrived, steamer Mosel (Ger),
Neynabor, Now York for Bremen.
Sailed 10TH steamer Neckar (Ger, wilegerod drom
Bremen), New York.
SHARPNESS Dec lu-Arrved bark 4Eolus (Ger, Berding
New York.
STOCKTON Doe 9-Arrived, bark Progress (No, Tellef
sen, Now York. ga..r
ST MALo Dec 6-Arrved bark Aksrshus, (Nor). Moller
New York.
SABLEs p'OLoNNEs. Nov 29-Ssiisd, bark Mids Nor).
Omundssn, New York
NAzAIRE Dec 6-Ssiled, bark Shsiia (r), Robinson
Baltimore.
SEVILLE to Dec 1o-sailed, bark Doris Eckhon. Hons
New York.
SHANGHAI, Dec s-saed ship serapis (Br, Parkhurst,
New York
VALENCIA Dec e-Arrived brig Gloria Gtap Basle. Now
York.
Sailed 9th, steamer Scandinavia (Bp, Sinclair. New
York.
LONDON Dec lo-steamer Annie (Br Thompson before
repsrted aground Furness Aoated.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoEYHEAD, Dec lO-Wnd z, calm misty; barometer
3049O.
LIvHRrooL Dec 1O-Wind SE, light, foggy
LIZARD Dec lo-wind Sc. light, fne.
PLYMOUTH, Dec lO-Wind light thick; barometer 3o2
ScIILy Dec 1O-wind sSE Moderate, very fine: barom-
eter 80. As.
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GERMANIA THEATRE-' '"THE POsTILION O


This farce though many. times repeated at this
house. still to hold interest for the public,
aud no wonder, for it is sprigAtly. roliicking
piece. The story of the farce is follows:-Fanny,
the niece Of Rolman. who is proprietor OF the stage
coach line between Muncheberg and Berlin. falls in
love with of the positions and is about to
marry him. when Bitterling appears on the scene.
engages her to sing in theatre and takes her away
with him. Some time elapses between the first and
second acts how long is not stated, but sufficient.
however, for Fanny to have made her reputation a
opera singer. The time is sufficient. also, for
Bitterling to have declined from his high
estate Of impresario and for the obligng
uncle of Fanny's lover to shuttle off this
mortal coil and leave his nephew $4,000 thalers. All
these things having happened, the insolvent i'm
presario and the afuent whip meet in Berlin cafe
and mutual recognitions ensue. The young man is
about to vent his ire upon the old gentleman. but
relents. and the TWO agree to go to masked ball to
be given by the now famous prima donna. They
go. and the lover, who is disguised. discovers
to 90 disguised for the reason that he wished
to himself that Fanny, il she did love
him. did not love him for his recently acquired
$4,000 thalers In order to pay her lover of in kind
for having made her betray her love- Fanny. after 1t
WIS arranged that she should 80 back to Munche-
berg to be married, arrives there disguised
English tourist, and i'll an artful way ascertains
that in truth the position loves her. She reveals
herself and great JOY in Mnncheberg. During
the progress of the farce several taking songs duets
aud choruses are introduced.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION.

The report of Assistant Chief Engineer Shay as
TO the annual inspection of the force made in No
vember was yesterday presented to the Fire Com
missioners. from which it appears that the force.
with tine exception of some little details, ia in
high state of efficiency. also the stock. en-
gines, apparatus and buildings. The inspection
showed total present force of 7Oo and absent II.
The total force of is 72l. against 727 IN 1873
Tho chief reports - men deficient in uniforms.
II. 750 feet OF combination hose in and IL 800
feet stored in battalions Tho other styles of hose
added make total of %. 200 feet available hose.
against total in 1878 of 100 600 feet 1t appears
from the report that the average time of hitching
teams from the stalls to the apparatus made by
Hook ana Ladder Company No. in 17-lO0 seconds.
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ferry man to come across. couple OF saddle
horses stand behind the carriage While of their
riders the river side haooing across. the other
assists lady to alight from the coach
Miss Mary Kollock made. during the summer .
number of studies at East Hampton. Long Island
and in vicinity There shore and farm scenes
From of tho latter she has nearly finished PIC
ture of good size. group OF sheep are under =
picturesque cluster of storm twisted apple trees py
barn. while others are in field in the middle dis
tance.t
Arthur Quartley is painting for the Artists Funo
Exhibition OFF Cold Spring Harbor. Long
Island at early morning. Two sloops. one OF WHICH
is u heavy hay boat, are at anchor oil shore.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Emerson's Minstrels were robbed at Toronto by
thieves who entered their dressing while the
troupe were performing the stage.
Mr.. Grau finds it impossible to produce ':La
Camargo" tonight, as originally intended. Tonight
(Thursday) 'La Grande Duchesse" will be presented;
Tomorrow LA Belle Helene"
"pinafore" will be given at the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music during Christmas week by the Boston COM
pany. including Miss Adelaide Phillips and others
equally well known. besides a strong chorus.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
DURYEA'S ZOUAVES.

meeting Of the survivors Of the Fifth regiment.
New York Volunteers known as Duryea's Zouaves.
was held last night in the second company's room
in the Seventh Regiment Armory. General Duryea
was in the CHAIR and about hundred and twenty.
five veterans were present. It was resolved that
hereafter the association should meet every month
and that members should wear badge in the shape
of Maltese cross, almost identical with those
by the Fifth army corps Twelve new members
signed the roll last night. Generals Davies. Kill
patrick Sykes, Warren, Manifold Davies and McClen-
nan were elected honorary members.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
POLITICIANS DISTURBED.

Republican politicians in Brooklyn are all agog
with excitement over rumor that Jacob Worth is
about to resign his position City Works Commits
sloner i'll view of the passage of bill early i'll the
session OF the incoming Legislature providing for
single headed commissions. Mr.. Worths friends
say that he is O candidate for State appointment
under C}overnor-elect Cornell.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
HOW SURFACE ROADS THRIVE.

The Third avenue surface road paid $44O 900 in
dividends last year and purchased $685. 900 OF bonds
besides. The Sixth avenue surface road reduced its
floating debt 1876. .O0O and the Brosdway line paid
$l57,UO0 in dividends while the Forty second and
Grand street line used sl5S979 O5 in paying divi-
dends and reducing Its bonded debt.
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ard sydney brig (B sherrard Livsrpool schrs
Arciiia CORVALLIS for New York: Lizzie u Gichrist.
Wolfvilio for do both put in for harbor
Cleared sth. brig Emily Raymond l3r Roberts. Bow
ing; sehr Frances. Bradley. New York.
90 TOWNSVILLE Anstralial Nov J-ln port, bark Addie
sleeper Sleeper, from Brisbane arrived fth, disg .
iikwARN. NJ, Nov Arrived. bark Aberdeen, Fuford,
hnipafa she would probably he sold.
w WELLSGTos. NJ, Sept l4-Arrved, bark Amelia Ross
(Br). Thomas, New York
Sailed 2;d, Iona. Hill. Portland o.
WINDSOR NS. Doe 2-Arrived schrs Cytie, Laughton,
Portland .and cleared 9th for Baltimore Mayflower,
leighton, New York and cleared 4th for Wolfyillel
Pettis, Pettis do land cleared Sd for Now York;.
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FRENCH opERA-BooTa's THEATRE.

The audience which gathered at Booths last night
evidently in search of norcedu1 of grand opera,
for half of them deferred their entrance until about
the END Of the first fragment on the programme.
Unfortunately for them however, the continuation
OF NJ. Jouards indsposition compelled the with
drawa Of Faust" and the substitution of the most
spirited of that most unspritual opera, LA Vie
Parisienne, the performance opening with the first
act of Lies Brigands." The results very
demonstrative stage and undemonstrative house,
except while tho act from "Mgnon" was being sung.
In this last named selection Capoul sang with fine
feeling anu more than his usual force, the effect
of his work being enhanced by comparison with
that demanded in the rufianly part of Falsacappa,
in Lies Brigands" Paola-AIarie and Angelo
equal to their respective parts. which Is reat deal
to when the requirements of La Vic Parisienne"
are considered. In Mignon the first named LADY
strengthened the favorable impression she made
during her first performance Of the part several
nights ago.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Doc 10-Arrived, steamers wheatfeld (Br
Munroe. New Orleans mot prcviously); Gsland dBr)
Pringe Montreal; ship Einar Thambarskelver (Nor VIII
macs, Philadelphia.
Sailed 7th, ship Rysrson (Br Dennis. Philadslphia
The New York herald., 1879-12-11

The plot on the southeast corner Of Broadway and
Thirtyseventh street has been purchased the site
of the building of the Mercantile Library. for
$1S8, ,OQO by the Clinton Hail Association. The
structure with fixtures. will cost from $3.50 900 to
$500. 900. The present library building In Astor
place to be sold by the trustees. and the erection
of the edifce begun in the spring.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
MOTHER JEROME REELECTED.

The result of the election for Mother Superior Of
the Sisters OF Charity leaves the present incumbent
Mother Jerome, in Office for the next two years.
The importance of tho position is apparent when it
il kno wn that the Order numbers nearly thou
sand members subject to the Mother House at
Mount st. Vincent.
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
SAILED.

Steamers Abyssnia (Br). for Liverpool; England tBr)
do Cornwall Br), Bristol Axales (r) Copenhagen Cam
ada CBr!, London Labrador FD Havre; Clyde, Aspin-
WALL City of Vera Cruz, Havana Gate City.
New York New Orleans; Isaac Bell. Norfolk, Va Rich
mond West Point Va; bark Ello ID (Br). Sc Thomas
Also sailed French steam yachts Henrette aud Nooya
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
SPOKEN.

sehr Sadie Caller webbcr. Aug 8, south Of
Howc's Group .
schr g Weaver. Of Annapolis. from - for Deme
rara. Dec g. lat 81 20, Ion 60 IS.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Canton Sherman of NB called or ussoll Oct %
for letters taking 100 bbls since leaving
The whaling this season on the Norfolk
Islsnd ground is reported to have been very poor
The New York herald., 1879-12-11
FINE ARTS.
rNKAcsY TAKES AMERICAN PUPILS.

MUNKACsY TAKES AMERICAN PUPILS.
We learn by letter from American art student
in Paris that Michael Munkacsy, the great Hunga-
ran painter has consented to become .he master of
seven Americans now studying there-nanely.
Messrs. Dannat Shields, Breakespcare, Turner,
Feodor Encke. Weldon and Harper. They have taken
, large studio and fitted 1t up for q school
In the same avenue with and some Ave
doors from Munkacsy's, and are hard at
work under his supervision. Dannat some
weeks ago called on the and told him that
he represented small party OF Americans who
were desrous of becoming his pupils, and asked II
there any possibility of his consenting to cr-
else their work. Munkacsy replied that he had
often been requested to take school before, but
had always refused. He was only recently asked to
become professor of the Academy at weimar. He,
however, seemed TO think favorably of tho
proposition. but asked to the students
and their work before giving answer.
Five the blnd thereupon visited him. with
specimens OF each mans sketches and studies. and
the painter finally agreed to become their master.
Dannat, formerly a student of Duveneck In Munich.
was at the time in Carolus Durans atelier; Shields
left the Ecole des Beaux Arts where he stood sixth
in Geromes class. and Turner and Brcakospcare lett
the studio of j. r. Laurens. The chief mover in the
whole affair was Mr.. Dannat.
PENCIL NOTES FROM THE STUDIOS.
M. +. II. de Haas Is at work on D bright littlo
scene. looking seawsrd from Long Island beach.
There is mossbunker steamer q little way out.
a rowboat not far off and another In the surf near
shore. A burst of sunlight strikes effectively on
the forewater.
l.. l.. Henry, who spent the summer in the Sha-
wangunk Mountains, in Ulster county, and at Sag
Harbor, on Long Island, made many studies. among
which number of horses. He Is now painting
''At the Ferry" Colonial scene four-horsod
travelling carriage has halted where the highway is
crossed by river and the party are waiting for the
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DEE. TO- Hour Inch Deg | Wisd Weather.
Staten Island. Noon. l3O. .45 4S ECloudy.
Sandy Hook. PMl30 3Ol 40 SEFOggy.
NArrOWS. liz fMl 2ul oZ StOggy.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL
NEW YORK, Dec 1O-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped twent ty six
hundredths Of q second fast to-day.
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quest. the Furthermore SUN y sI~, ~ rent
,o he psid by ypu 70 one Nen fehe,t r,sts IN
Of a CERTAIN heuse IN The ieNh a Won By
said u and fer beard furiisnsu n i'm.
said Men funx-aiI between ihe is'as, mi.
usry, A. n isTa. and the 18th dss isnt "a
1913. and for the further sun o. ~ ,,st,nss
you by one An Tctur. a. ynur sItet. f.nusry,
and Request. Afvetn fhs ist ek, .,s-a. III d
is7s. ana h sssh dsy Of April. ~, vss,
which said four lsst mentioned si ~, aaJ
before the commencement Of thls ~ lsrl
assigned 10 this plaintiff. who II DO"
owner thereof. 70 xou fill
And you are hereby notified, tha' lain. y
b. sppesr and snswer the ssl9 ril tbs
above required. the said pislh"n IN sid
jndgrnen, sgninst you by defsuit ioaa ~
sum II ssi6 aforesaid. snd eerts T. B.
~ In TESTIMONY NHAhtols sft ny
/sr.rN Dodge, have htreunp n sid
So hand and sfhxed The 20, ApdlL
w. Court this 2sih aA'
A.p' is's- +. DODGE
Clerk District Court. sixth judieihi
Eurek4 county. Nevada
Attest A true cory. ch,yf.
MATTHEW kiIh. shsrif.
ny Jas y. Mason, pepuH
DAY. Z. BAly, Attorney for fisih'
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-15

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