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MOVEMENTS OF ACTORS.

John Mccullough is this week in Milwaukee.
Genevieve Ward succeeds Mr. jefferson at the Union
Square l heatre, appearing on September 20. Fanny
Janauschek will succeed Miss Ward 49, Edwin
Booth will appear at Booths Theatre October g. as
Richetiea. Lawrence Barrett viii appear at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre October 3d.. Mary Ander-
SOU viii leave her retirement at Long Branch, and
resume acting on September 26, at Troy. &c.. Ross
Will begin his season at Booths Theatre in NOvem-
Der with King Lear" ... Miss Lolita appears this
week III Montreal. MIR jefferson will appear at
Oswego on September The regular season at
the Union Square Theatre will begin about the mid
die OF November. Mr. Il. X. Moenhauer's taste
ADDS great charm to the entertainments at Days
Theatre.
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DIED.
BRlTrON-On saturday, l7I inst, W. Brtton in the
45th wear OF his 49, 'N ga ''O
Notice funeral hereafter
BICkMO RF-Septcnbcr n at Yonkers Au,ort - or,.
months ana ~ ''7O v '-''
Neaiv and friends OF the family respectfully invited to
a"nd tho funeral from the residence OF his rapdfter
20, az 1880 q m. 10Y ~Nf''DOi
Carriages win meet the 1910 from the Grand Central
Depot Friends are kindly requested not dowers
COVAS-On September 10 at his late residence o naar
FRIENDS OF the family respectfully attend Tho
iya services which viii tako place Pau1rN's Oid
NaihCdr4l Mottst., between Prince Z
o'clock precisely Monday, september 10 1881. ' "
NeW-OTeaus and Galveston papers please copy.
wife OF George l.. Clapp ''''iN'
Pauls Church East Chester, at II O'Clock Wednesday
Carriage win be in waiting Vernon station on tho
ARRIVAL OF the lo;lo train from Grand Central Depot.
ELlIOI-On saturday, September IL Volney Elliot aged
Funeral from his residence. bloomfield MI Monday
september -. al O'Clock p IN. ~''
trans e'e ioot OF Christopher or Barclaysts 2:lOp m
GILLETI-In London, september 10, 1881 Mary k widow
OF the late Rev; Dr. Ezra H. Gihett NV
Notice of funeral hereafter.
sWlFr-At New Brighton S. l., September 49, William p
swift, aged 80 years. - '' 4
Funeral services at the house V
pace, sunday afternoon 2 '
lntelment at Utica, y. Y.
WiLLEFTAt ST James. L. T., September the Rev Job,
Mlett superintendent of tho InebIiaes' Home of ngs
Announcement Of funeral hereafter from Fort Hamilton
WILlIS-At New-II hamburg, n Y, September IL 1891
Wiillaln Henry Wills, In the I'D %
fuhela services al ZION Church, Wappngeris Falls N Y
- on Monday, september 10, at 245 \. -
New YORK at u
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GERMANIA THEATRE.

One of the pleasant incidents of last week was
the opening of the Germania Theatre-formerly
WallacEs-on Thursday evening. The house was
crowded in every part and the audience comprised
many German families of social distinction. a most
enthusiastic welcome was extended to Mr. Neuen-
dorf, who read address to the audience saving
that he could not trust himself to speak without
notes, and expressing his grateful seuse of
the friendship of those who had supported
the German Theatre in this city. A
musical poem, by Mr.. Wilhelm Mueller and
Mr.. Neuendortf, was interpreted with spirit and
taste. The dressing of this piece was especially
beautlful-COluH,Jia and Germania, in particular
being visions of loneliness. performance of Der
CompagnOn" Us The Partner y concluded thu OK
ercises, with sprghtly satircal portraitue Of do
nestle life. The fussy socitude of father respect
ing tue comfort of his newly welded daughter is
the idea that furnishes theme for ridiculo in this
play. 1t was well received, and the opening may
Justly be recorded as an enjoyable ana suspicious
event. The east Of 60 Der Compaguon was as fol-
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LATEST SHIPPTVG NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRk. SEPT. II. 1881.

POHI OF NEW-YORA SEPT. IL 1881
ARRIVED.
Steamer Utopia orr NcRitchie london Ses rT,,tfsv
40, WIN mise ahG passengers 10 henderson Bros.
o Ftela itl Joaansen, IIRvre 10 days with Indse
ana passengers to Fuuch, Edyc q Co.
s,P aI,o't hty Putnam, Bordeaux p days with iron
org 20 order vessel 20 Carver 4 Barnes, - ~
SSaShie tof L0ndOul Angoar Annoy lsg days
WIN ndse 10 order; vessel 10 Punch, Elye & Co 49, -
,uth .iyoe NoIl olsen, ieghorn - ia
f''''o'u Bros; vessel TO Bockmann, Oerlein & Co,
SPOKEN.
sept lat 40 o. ion 80 GA ship Fisher r) from Buboa
sept T. at 81 10 Ion SO 49, bark showing signal letters
l2th inst Int o. Ion 80 49, ship Bessie Crosby fo v
mouth y -, nom Nlce FOR Philadelphia 1'' wa "
th in5 lat II 10 Ion 80 20 bark showing signal letters
SJWC lBT). % o ''sO''
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAuER5,
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sept l7-Arrived steamer Scvhia mr., N,r
hANkf sent lISaiei steamer Westphas fGer) Sch-ven
sen, from Hamburg hence Tor New York - W
AMERICAN PORTS
BosToN sept l7Arrved, steamer General whitney Hal
pILILApELrnl, Sept l7-Anived steamer A c sinners
Cleared, steamers Tacony Davis Neyy.York. Catherine
Nhung aT,lnE Providence; Equator Hinkley Ifyr
DELAmAhE SREA AlEh sept l7-Passed inward steamer
bSSlats,. I.sseu our steamer Illinois.
sailed, steamer BTeakwatcr tor New-York
-rp Arrived steamers OCtOrara
and ] W Garrett Foster New York ' ~ W
Arrived, steamer + w Bruno Foster. Neyy.York
fpRI Roy Al sept l7-ArrVcd. Western Teras
Hines. from Brunswick, Ga for Sew York. N'
nett, from New. ''' " AZ
SAVANNAH sept 17saied City OF Augusta Nick
NEW ORLEsVs, sept l7-At tho Passes-Arved stoa,,o,s
CainSmur tbr Thomas Cardl Morgan City, Adams from
GALVESTON, Sept l7-Arriveo steamer Colorado. Boger
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NAT4L INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuIEGTON, Sept. 17.-Rear-A Admiral BaIch,
commanding the Pacific Station reports the the
flagship Pensacola at Panama, September 4. Officers
and meh were wei. Tho Richmond was Xpected about
September 90, and the Powhatan at a later date
Lieutenant Charles o. Alibone has been ordered TO
staff duty on board tho Lancaster; Acknowledgements
John H. Morton TO The Alert, Asatic Station; Com
inander George G. Remey TO staff duty board the
Lancaster Lieutenant q. III. Arnold 10 staduty board
tle Lancaster; Lieutenant VIM IL Webb to co nmand of
ne Wyandotte; Passed. Assist9pt-Surgeon Henry G..
Boyer to the Naval Hospital Washington; Assistant
surgeon Phlp Leach To the receivin gship Franklin !;
AssstantPay master A. c. Tiffany from Alert, and
ordered 10 return home and report arrival.
The United States steamship Tal2ponsa sailed from
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4 HINT FOR THEATRE NINAGERS
% The Edttor Of rAc Tribune

70 The Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: | take it for granted that all New
Workers. know where The places OF amusement in
the city IRE sitVated nut ruras have such in
structye knowledge. Last night 1 picked up my
TRIBUNE to sec where my wife and l should go to
spend our evening. out of dozen or so theatres
not han OF them stated in there advertisements
where they were to be found. OF course We went 10
one which did condescend 70 give its address How
do these managers suppose strangers In New.York
who furnish twohirds OF their audiences are to know
WheiC her theatres are unless they yc their where
abouts III their adyerdsementsi Hereafter | dive
warning, shall 20 to no show which does not ad-
'eruee It's address II must be "A badly managed
theatre when the proprietor has sense enough to
hell tho public where to ind him.
sept II, 1851. A CATrARAUGUs MAN
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THE FIFE RECORD.
LOSS AT CARROLLToN. Mo

ST. LOUIS Sept IA dispatch from Car
roliton, Mo- saws that one of the serious and de-
strrctiye conflaratonS that ever visited Carrollto
occurred yesteray The burnt district includes the
'arfoh House BLOCK with the stores underneath The
building was owned by l.. b. Ely, ana was valued AZ
$4,000; insured for $1,000 McGu & Io,er proorie.
tors OF the hotel lost furniture and Ntnrcs valued at
SlOOO; partly insured; Ely Il Browns stock OF dry
goods was valued AT $4,000, and Insured for So 500
MG-t 81 1t ls 100 damaged condition. Iu addition the
ing stores adjoining the hotel were destroyed by
Hoct, sewing machine agent; Miss Florence
mowers millinery store; William II. Hutch
mss hardware store; Craven 81 Shelters restaurant
Mrs H. j. queens millinery store and Charles Ilcksous
Insurance. ' 'N -
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PROVIDING FoR a SINKING FIND

DENVER, Col, Sept. 17.--Papers were vestcr
day filed in the Recorders Office establishing a sinking
uno Tor the payment ana redemption of Denver and Rio
Giande FIRST consolidated thirty years per cent gold
ponoS' Inc papers provide for the payment Of one
loufth OF per cent annually the amount outstandng
or me hrst tour years half of per cent annually
lot me next I'VE years and per cent annually there
aeF UtiI tue maturity OF the bonds These paymcnts
WIN 4ccnm@,aons, IL is stated will extmgrish the
principal me iund may bc invested In tho bonds at n
premium not to 20 per cent or ia Gnvernmenf
securities, in the discretion OF the trustera
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PASSENGERS IRRIYED.
NOTICE TO M1RTNrpC

OFFICE OF Tug LIGHTHOUSE Ro,RD
Wi. ,.-.- g., -, 80 NAsHIsGTOh, sept l.. ISL
Is given by tho Lighthouse Board that range tights
W." pteHlpo Tor ttc nTst time the Saturta
IES,Do 10, hS ~ pose 81 aing vessels pa through
toIseShoe Bend Delaware River. Sights are In two
gIoup7 each su, %. three tights rear cbt ixe 'e
STOW rom detached tower Of frame work and r0
'front.' hgts one nNel white and the other fixed red shown
from small frame structures 10 high corrcsDonang IN
Co' li'c9ior OF the lights. these
groups IS on Fort NJ fin Reservation, half mile
SpOFe tlD ipI ne second upper group Howcli's
oye about w0 miles above Gloucester ~. When these
s.l %lo GNl!ed the present Fort Mifhlu light AZ ra
9rcr ny wiz be eynguished, and the fog ben u that
" IN DC moved about 500 yards from its present posi-
'lyI ah, dlIeCJly opposite 10 the dock Mifain
By order OF the il 5hthOuse Board
De- .,..-., a.. JOHN RODGERS
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE LOCAL THEATRES.

The week inst ended was unusually full of theat-
rical incidents. The week now opening will not
s,resent as much novelty; yet it will be animated
and pleasant Its fresh features of considerable
moment Mr.. joaquin Miller has written play,
called 90" for Mr.. and Mrs Mckee Rankin and
these performers have also obtained the new
of "Back Eyed Susan" made in London; and Mr..
and Mrs. Rankin begin an engagement at Haverly's
Theatre tomorrow night. On the same evening the
Comley-Bar Company will reappear at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, III Niue. Favart," and THE
Legion of Honor"-in which Mr.. Samuel Piercy and
Mr.. Lewis Morrison perform-will be presented at
the Windsor Theatre. Next Thursday, the
"Patience "--the new comic opera by Gil
bert and Sullivan. Mr. McAuley ended his
performances there last night. The Wilbur Company
have gone from the Fifth Avenue the Kirafys have
ended their Academy season with michael Stro-
goff0 and have gone to Philadelphia Mr.. 0. l..
Byron has left Haverly's theatre; Mr. Coup an
nounces This the last week o, iis mammoth enter
tainment at the Madison Square Garden; Miss Fanny
Stube, noted German actress, will mako her first
appearance on che New-York stage ON Tuesday even
ing at the Thalia Theatre i'll The Chimes of Nor
mandy"
Mr.. Jefferson lnado brilliant ard memorable hit.
last week, at tho Union Square Theatre as 4cros in
1.-THE Rivals" and that wonderfully fine aud de-
lightful piece of acting may be seen there till the
Forget Ne Not" The Haulon-L Lees at the Park
Theatre, have made great popular success, with
their agile aud merry gymnastic proceedings in the
volatile farce of LIE Voyage en- SUISSE" 1t is a
bright, clever and delightfully."- pleasing perform
ance that they give, and it cheers q multitude of
apprecatiye spectators. 1t is especially suited for
children, and the little ones all over our country,
have treat before them. The ITALIA Theatre was
opened on Wednesday, and the Germania-late Wal
Jackson Thursday; that the German play
going public has now ample provision of dra-
matte and musical resources Mr. and Mrs. George
S. Knight appeared ut the Grand Opera House, in
" Baron Rudolph" new play, but not abstractly o
good one, by Mr.. Bronson Howard. The plot is inn
possible in real life The jonture Of its parts is
rough; the action is forced, and the termination 10
not agreeable. Yet, viewed a medium for the
variety work of Mr.. and Mrs. Knight the piece is
to be serviceable; and doubt this was all it's
author intended.
Mr.. and Mrs. knight viii remain another week at
the Grand Opera House. MessTs. Harrigan and
Hart, at their Theatre Comique, will repeat
The Major" There viii be additional per
formances of "Quits" at Days Theatre, "The
World" at n iblo's Garden, THE Professor at
the Madison Square. and Michael StrogoG,o at
Booths Theatre and the San Francisco Mnstrels
will offer and diversified programme of their
peculiar and pleasing speclalties.
The cast with which Patience" will be pro-
duced at tho Standard is as follows
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MIDNIGHT WNA7BE8 REP0Rz
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
.Slnonsis fnr Aht pnsl ~ hnn.s.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is. | a. .m.--The bar
ome'cr is highest in Now-tnaitnd and the Canadian
Maritime Provinces and Iop,st in Manitoba. The tenn
peraturc has fallen from - lOo in the Middle Allan
tic states IL has risen FROM 30 90 in tho West Gulf
States, and from Io 10 $50 Ia the Northwest Easterly
winds continue In New-Ineioni and the Middle Atlantic
states, and southerly winds In the Middle ana North
VEST the winds In the South Atlantic States have backed
10 horlhcascrly. Local rains reported from the
Lower Lake region and South Atlantic States elsewhere
far weather prevails.
Indications FOR fO-ddU
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
Winds mostly castcry nearly stationary barometer and
temperature.
For Ncw-England, fair weather, variable winds
stationary or lower barometer, nearly stationary tenn
lcraturc
Indications for tomorrow.
The indications that fair weather viii prevail in
NcW-1nSand and the Middle Atlantic states to-day, and
sllShty waHuor fair weather will prevail In the Ohio
Faey tennessee, Gulf States aud the Northwest to-day
and tomorrow.
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
distract Of Acknowledgment Report the endeU at d. m
september IL 1851.
AN EXHIBITION IN LONDON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Department of
State is in receipt of communication from the r lsh
Legation Mt Washington relative TO the exhibition to DO
held In London OF apparatus OF all kinds devised pre-
vent smoke aud to consume smokeless wen other
kinds of fuel. The exhibition viii open October
"a 10 20 inclusive, and the Department has been
further Informed by tho British Charge d'AAars at
washington that the committee has decided To c)nRder
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ACTIVITY THAT CAUSED A FLUTrER.

AUIIVII4 THAT CAUSED A MUM HER
There was little 1utter among the Wall
Street gossps yesterday, because of the unexpected
ACTIVITY OF Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred stock,
"lch went mp from 1884 until reached l2 although
IL closed at lower figure. There talk in some cir
Giles OF another "St 10 corner" but there was lack of
evidence on which to form the belief An officer OF the
company spending about SAID smilingy there
cUThGi II - tno snort interest that has cornerrd
Hsei Icraps II has got frightened as IL did in the
oiae OF me common stock; do not thiuk the rise
caused ny manipulation because both of The
day " ~ w ~"
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NEWPORT. NOTES.

NEWPORT, II. l., Sept IL. The Ocean
House closed this evening after very successful
Governor curtin and family of Pennsylvania are az
the Hotel AqudnecIo
George BaSden, OF NcwY has purchased building
ste M Nardaye. aud The Apnendale Road for $1,000
York. ~ ~ ''"S 'A"-iA NV
Inc KeV Dr. Murray. of Princeton, is in town.
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h. q. Hill, superintendent Of the Eastern
Division OF the road, said, at jersey CITY, last night that
q" Elk "A No. 10 ram into the wildcat" train while
the lattcr at sandstll "Thc accident occurred ,
he said AT point where there Is sharp curve in the
road AID consequently where the could not soc
the danger lights tho caboose ahead until IL VIVA
directly uIou IL. There Ave the caboose of
the hrst uain-the conductor, the Gilman and three
brakemen. They all asleep; cannot account for
That; II was strange proceeding their part when
hagnan should have been sent out; but one was not
sent according to our dispatches. DO not know WHY
the frat train had stopped it probably tagged; this
often dppenP 30 that sometimes there VIII he three ar
four miles Of trains strung along. The train consisted of
from fortyye TO fifty cars, and ten fifteen of theas
were badly smashed, but the whole train was not
wreck, as has been reported This mornings disuotch
stated Jha me engine of the second botoaidc
up dOwu the bank the two have come togr her
with good deal OF force. We have had no 0tcr dis
patches. Tho engineer of the second train was killed
and the fireman badly injured. Two OF the braemen i'm
the caboose were killed, and one badly injured.
" From what know OF such accidents. 1 presume the
two VINO are injured win die. expect learn tonor-
row why The men went to sleep in and appar-
ENTITY reckCss manner. The accident seems To be en-
tey attributable 10 the themselves 1t occurred
az O'Clock ana 1t was expected that both the
Westbound tracks would be clear at 10 O'Clock"
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AIDING WORKMEN ON STRIKE.

The members Of Uphosterers' Union No /, who
nave been on strike for two weeks, held meeting
last evening a5 No. 2l3 Forsyth-st. 1t was stated
that money had been received from Union No . 10
ald them in their effort TO get higher wages AMI
that the difficulty would doubtless be adinsted soon
III Il satisfactory way. S'V''
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Inc hapd Transit Commissioners met yester-
day at the secretarys Office, No 10 Broadway There
were present commissioners Smith, Gerry and A. p.
DeGrah. The plans for suburban rapid transit pre-
WonsIy submitted were further considered No action
was taken; The commission viii again tomorrow,
plans IL VIII adopt.
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NAMES IL FrLTON STREET.

FIRE broke out early yesterday morning in
the store of T. l.. McAlstcr seelsnnu AT No 81 Fplfon
st. The origin OF the fire Is KNOWN It started in the
ioHrth story and before the hrcmcn got under control
had damaged the stock s. 900 aud the huiiug 500
dnieaYy' tea store at No 20 Fulton-st was damaged
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OPERA HOUSE BURNED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Jacquith Opera
House at Marion. near Cedar Rapids valued at $4,000
ana insured for $4,000 destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. hilliardhall and meat- .bon I'm the ssnc
building also burned. ' " " "0
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EXTENSInN ON r1NE

PouGHKEErsIE, Sept 17.-An, application
was made by Homer Ramsdel to-day before Judge Bar
harn ior me appointment of commission TO select the
route or the West Shore Railroad throIQn NeWburR,
Inc nearing mas been set down for October 20.
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CANADIAN HOTEL BURNED
SrAYNER, Ont, Sept. 1.-THE Watson
Loss 81 900. 49, ~ ''''
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RATES FROM BOSTON no rrITCAcO

Boston, Sept. 17.-Beginning Monday, tn
Grand trunk Railroad will sell tickets from Bosto
to Chicago and return for $50. with $40 rebate
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ROBERTS BROS.

Baby Rue Her Adventures ana ss3ivent,,rss 20.
Friends ami Enemies 81 --0t
Myself" III 30. '' -yo'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18

81 don't Sec" said one PHILADELPHIA lady
TO another don't see how you live door to
lChhB null Doesn't Tie ClauOr annoy YOU AT night 4"
" Not Bit. WAS the reply in fact il is n thor MIN,
1t browns the sound of my husbands snoring"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
A BARN AND ITS CONTENTS r1,nyED

II ''IV U'UN' VItU HUG Ituuy UlgNt m Il IargC
barn owned by James MctGdrcws at Toadt Hin, S. 7
Inc building was entirely DESTROYED with rs contents
nclnk me seasons crops OF hay and gram. The total
loss Is about 50 900 with an nsnTucr OF SI 600 r., the
l1Iyrpool ana London and Globe Company. Tue origin
OF The fire Is unknown. ~ 9