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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MOVEMENTS OLE STARs.


Miss Annie Pixlcy appears this week at the Grand
Opera House. y. Y...B Buffalo Bl ministers this
week 70 the pleasure of Philadelphia. Charlotte
Thompson as last week in PiltsburF. Emma
Abbott appears tomorrow night in ST. Paul.
Frank Mayo gives this week to 81. Louis.
Gcnevieve Ward appears tomorrow night IN Mem
phis, and will remain five nights
John T. Raymond remains in Chicago till the 2lth
inst M Mime. Janauschek was last week IN
Brooklyn. Lolita deyotes this week TO WASH
ingtOn and next week TO Cinclnnat...-.
Frank Mordaunt appears tomorrow night at
the Novelty Theatre, Williamsburg, in Mr. H. u.
Norriss play of "Old Shipnates" Robson and
Crane are in Philadelphia. L. Sheridan
is at Victoria. Rossi has been well re
ceved in Philadelphia. Edwin Booth re-
mains in Boston till the end Of the year,.
John Mccullough will devote two weeks to Phila-
phia at the close OF his present engagement in New
York. On January o. next year. he appears in Bos-
on..John S. Clarke is. this week, at Indianapo-
lis, for three nights then at GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling. MIR. Jefferson will act through
out the present week at Buffalo, and on De-
cember 2G will appear at Pittsburg. Mary
Anderson rests. this week. at her residence IN
Brooklyn but win appear at Albany on December
2G, and at Booths Theatre, \. Y. on Japuary .,
next year.-....Mr. BOucicault who sailed from
Liverpool last Monday, is expected TO arrive IN
New FORK about Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
CONCERT OF THE ARION.

concert which among the numbers has a now
niece proves attractive enough, q rule, TO bTlng
together a far number of lovers OF MUSIC. That
given last night under the auspices of the ArOn
Society. in Steinway Hall was no excep ion. The
new p,ece-Schillers well-kDoWn "DIthyTambe,"
act To music by Julius Retz-was received with
Good deal of enthusiasm. OF ITS performances, under
tho Leadership of DIR. Damrosch, little need be
SAID Taking into consideration that II was gwen
for the first time, the chorus and the orchestra
showed considerable finish. The same cannot be
said however of the solos. Mr.. Graf, the tenor,
was not always in time, and Mr.. ReInmertz, Tor
some unaccountable reason, displayed some ner-
yousness, which in so experienced a singer
was rather singular. The piece itself,
g. thoroughly enjoyab. and contains some remark
ably fine Instrumentation, notably IN the music OF
the fourth st;inza. The introductory chorus " MIN
.aey das gLaabt mir ersheneH," is if anything, too
monotonOus and seems TO lack that variety winch
from the words of the poem we might have been
led to expect The must be said Of the last
mart of the final chorus the music scarcely EXPIRE
iug the sentiment winch the poet meant to express
Miss Carolina Zeiss gave the "Canuque dc
Koel.D by Adam. and the Brindls from
.Lucretia Borgia." Miss Florence CopIeston
played in her usual style the Concertstuck,"
opus 49, of c. Reinecke, and was warmly applauded.
Mr. kemmertz failed, for some reason not made
known l., sing the air from flanders samson put
down Tor hun on the programme. Inc concluding
piece was FrOnm's d" Heinrich der NOgier."
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JIEIJ.

ACKEE-On SATURDAY.. December II. 1881. Freddie V. r.,
Youngest child ~ Charles ami Lena RrinkorhOf Acker
Funeral rr-drnoo "a West ttht, Monday
morning a. IO clock.
Please omit flowers
DAVIE-Ath residence this city No 90 West 5lstsI.
the 1th, Ar Henry T. Davies, IN the 7ih year Of his
iuesiay. 10th inst. ~ lOA ~.
Remains will be takct Fshkllon ison for interment
the Il 80 train.
Friends arr requested not TO send flowers
DtjEFEF Suddsuiy in this city on 10 Am inst, IIle,
y OF Cnrss A. Dnrlre and daughter OF the lato Judge
Alansou Munger Of Owrgo, " 7
HAYFS-Suddeuy. S1turily, December y. Dr Isaac
Hayes tho Arctc explorer, In The Ash year Of his age
SOtlcs 81 funeral hereafter.
Suddenly ~ sr-r foyer December TO- Frances
Gardner. wife OF Prank Ku--cu Johnson.
LAMARCHE-fn Brooklyn rhursiav. December -. 1881,
yIciutho -rph -lnarrhe, agot 81 years AMI ID DAVIS
The vail be- hold al tho Church o 81 Mays
star Court aud nelson Sta Bro Jkyu, on Mon
dav. the 18TH inst a 10 OClOrk e. No..
Friends requested not to send nOwers.
hU,hIH BWsE uk Tie members or tho no
coty alton Tho funeral services ~ Their late
IRE idcn, Mr. g. J. Iamarche MoudaN, 18Th insi NJ
10 ~ tn church of ST. Mary star "i llc "a court
and Nelson sta. brooklyn. g. a. IAuioN. Hrcirthry
MANICE-u THIS c,t, Thursday the 18Th inst Jose phine
Learned WHO ~ william Dee T. Mauce Ia tho ga year OF
her
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 20 attend the
funeral her lat, residence 30 eat iolh-st,
uI MONDAY. tho 18Th Inst % % q.
n b. rrqur,ted that no nuurrs b" scnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
PARK THEATRE.

Mr., Simm's pleasant farce of " The Mother-in-
Law" has proved hit at the Park Theatre and
will be continued there for the present. 1t is not
piece that calls for particular remark. There is
very little substance in it. and the main idea-tO
satIrize a formidable, masculine, unpleasant, man.
aging woman, who makes her husband aud every
body around her the terrvr-stricken objects of her
rhlnOcerOs tyranny-is au!e-diluvian, But its
style is bright its incidents are numerous, and are
skilGuly disposed, and 1t gets much fun out OF in
congruOus characters cOntrasted in absurd situa-
tons. Mr. Abbey has assembled an excellent
company to act this farce. and the piece is carried
through with dash and lest, amid a rafting ire Of
public laughter Those who want amusement in
which there is real talent and likewise the ginger
of sprIghtlness can nowhere be more surely salts
fed Just now than in the Park Theatre.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NRW.YD * DEC IT. 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT or NRW-YD : \ .....DEc H. 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Vanfalia Ger Never Hamburg Nov 27 and
EHVre ~, With Ui-e and To hunlIrdt
Ames.
steamer Neptune Berry. Boston. with mdse and passen.
gers to " Diuock.
steamer g Knight Chichester Georgetown d c, and
Alexandra, with udsC 70 T W WightWan.
BARK acca Ita Delac Dublin Of days, in ballast 10
SlOCONiCh &
Bark Cato CNor Andresson Santos days. IN boast
BOcnmann Oerein N Co.
Bark Levi Andrews watts, Brunswick Ga 10 days. with
lumber 10 order, vessel 10 Snow & Burgess.
the MOVENsN rs or : TIE tMERS.
FOREIGN PORT,
BARCELONA, Dec 15steamer Ferdinand de Lesseps Dr.
settles VIA Gibraltar, arrived at Gibraltar yesterday.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALPA1. Dec HARMED. steamer Bahama, Astwood,
New York
sailed steamer Sandman Dutton from Portland hence for
Liverpool,
PHliADELrHI,, Dec l7-Arrived steiner Tacony Davis
New York:
Cleared. steamers Commonwealth. Van KIRK Network:
Eeadng smith, Portsmouth; williamsburg. Wlets, Boston,
Ho Pcudletpn NeWhurypOrt Harrisburg Albertson.
New Bedford; CCntpcde, Hand. Boston.
CHAELEsTOS Dec llAuved steamer Nero Castle, Reed,
New.NOrk
Cleared Charleston Milory and City Of Atlanta
WOOdhul New-IOrk,
sailed, steamers Calvert and Cleopatra, Baltimore
SAVANNAH Dec l7-ArrIycd, steamers city Of Columbus,
FsheI, Ncw-i ork; SarlaOssa Hooper Baltimore.
NEW ELENNs Dec 7-Ccarol, steamer Lone star, QucE
New-IOlk.
Al the Passes-Arrived steamers vcnezuclan Liverpool
est indies and Vera Cruz AGiers, Hawthorn New
York
sailed, steamers Bertha and Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

The melodrana of The Lights o London has
met with immediate acceptance at the Union
Square Theatre, aud is at the beginning of a long
career Ii has been condensed suce the FIRST night,
dec. 5.-and IT'S heavy and really splendid sets Of
scenery now moved and worked with great
rapidity. so that the pageant of the great city is
shown with brilliant effect aud, of cOurae, without
todlousDess. The ST. Johnss Wood scene admir-
ably acted by Mr. Stoddqrt and Miss Eleanor Cary
Is still the dramatic gem of the play. and MIR. Par
selle, Mrs. Phillips and Miss Maud Harrison. in the
strolling actor business which everybody recog-
oixes as taken from DickeDs.-aford the required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. Mapleson's season of opera in Boston will be-
gin on the Goth inst. william Tell" Aida"
Carmen Rigoletto" and "Lohengrin" are an
nOuncod Tor the first five nights.
Mr. Charles Schultz. California manager, has just
closed a contract with Mes,rs. Amberg and Her
mann. managers OF Mime. Marie Geistinger and her
Ncw-YO company, u give Il series OF performances
in San Francisco, beginning February II, 1852.
The Oratorio Society, at its second concert, on
December 2S will sing the Messiah" The solo per-
formers will be Miss Hattie Louise Smms, Miss
Anna Dra,dil, Mr. A. c. KING aud Mr. Franz Rem
merit. Tie orchestra OF the symphony Society will
assist
NIL +. Harrison has arranged a concert to be
given in Stenway Hall next Thursday evening.
Tb; announcements show that among number of
perforlncrs will be Mir. Christian Frtsch Mr.. l.. c.
Gottschalk, MT. S. Is. Muls and the Philharmonic
Club.
This is the last week of Mr.. Mapleson's fall sea-
son OF Italian opera at the Academy of Music, and
the list for the week has novelty, q" Les hugue
notS" widch is promised for Wednesday night.
Tie other operas are Aida" on Monday, Car
men on Friday, and Faust" on Saturday after
noon.
The concert which Mr.. Mapleson will give in the
Academy of Music this evening will muster almost
the entire strength of his company. The programme
is made up of two parts. of which the first Is g.
yoted to ROsSni's music, the selections being made
from ~ illIam Tell " and the Stabat Mater"
Vbe second part is miscellaneous III It's character.
The orchestral numbers are three pieces by Leo
lcI,brs The overt re to William Tell" and the
march from /" lie Prophetic"
Johann Strauss has produced new operetta in
Vienna winch unless the critics are mistaken, is
Anterior in every way TO his other attempts in this
line It is entitled "Der Lustigc KrieG" 1.-The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
FASHION NOTES.

Stirring is out of favor.
Fans OF me mum size.
Wells not with pOkcs.
Tie word chudda means shawl.
Opera clOuks OF MORE plush.
Brown fJTh restored 10 favor
Black pearls worn III mourning.
POINTED trains suprrhcde square ones.
New trays for cards are made Of plush.
Panier costumes are seen in Filth ave.
Bangs must not extend the temples.
Scrap baskets shaped like antique vases.
Sofa pillows OF plush are labelled " lean me-"
Mother Hubbard dol are the favuTito tins year.
Feather fans have butterflies and bees upon them.
Breast feathers rival ostrich tips for small bonnets
Polonalses much punched parts OF new cosumes
Nickel chatcaine watches for shopping chosen by
ladies'.
New embroidered "splnsherr are mounted rings
and rods
Antique heads, with iewelcd eyes, the clasps for
bracelets.
The new Oriental lace has the long stitches OF india
embroidery.
Gded camp stools covered with embroidered scarfs,
aTc used for foot rests.
Ladies' rings have the around The finger, IN
stead Oi lengtbwlsc.
Tanbourines decorated with hand painting are used
for bUn-bOn boxes.
Diamond collar buttons preferred to brooches for
ladies linen collars.
bow of wide ribbon with long ends hanging behind
is added 10 the caps OF nurses.
The absence OF all iewery ia considered In better
taste than an abundance of IL
Plush Innings for cloaks are liked because they aro
light aud almost as warm "a fur
The cats eye, with white streak II. Is fevOr
ite stone Tor gentlemen'H scarf pins rings.
Slender Venetian chains the only gold chains now
around the neck with pendants.
Sleeves slightly gathered into the hole arc moro
stylish than hose made with puIs
Satin fronts OF drosses in honey-comb pattern
with bead at each corner Of the design.
Black velvet suits wthlarge white embroidered collars
and black silk stockings, are worn 10y small boys.
Turtles crabs, eephantA pOroupines and frogs ornh-
men paper weights, bloters, peu-racks, and ink
stands OF bronze or gilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY 49,

Merry War;, and, besides considerable bright dance
music, is said to contain number OF expressive
HRS of sentimental writing Hansck. in the AeHe
Freie Presse auds its STYLE OF writing to the dlspar-
agement of the other Viennese operctta writers.
The advocates of the Tonic Sofia system in Eng
land are making considerable capital ont of the fact
that DR.. Stainer, organist of St. PauPs Cathedral
and principal of the National Training School for
Music, has written a letter to correspondent say
ing that he has not changed the favorable op mon OF
the Tonic Sofia system which he formed twelve
years ago He believes it the best system for
elementary SCHOOL, rural choirs and persons general
Nv who have no time to devote 10 au instrument
and no bar to the appreciation OF stah notation.
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nAVERLY'S THEATRE.

The engagement of Mr. J. H. Emmett at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre is to continue another
week, and will he devoted as heretofore to a" Fritz
in Ireland" The Hibcrnian scenes, the Irish
jaunting car, the chime of church bells. and the
vocalism of Mr.. Emmett among the joys of this
entertainment, and they evidently liked by the
public. Mr.. Emmett is in excellent trim for has
work and has never acted better than at present
On the Goth inst the public Of Ncw-York will have
an opportunity of welcoming Mr.. and Mrs. F. s.
Chanfrau at Haverly's Theatre in Kit, or the
Arkansas TrayelerD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
BOOTHS THEATRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence ended their engagement at
Booths Theatre last night. 1t has lasted two weeks
and been devoted to The Mighty Dollar" and 1t
has been steadily prosperous. The Y0kcs Fan lily
will occupy this Stage during the present week
with Bellies of the Kitchen" and The Rough
Diamond" This means for NewY York play-goers
and especially for tie Juvenile class opportunity
of innocent and genuine mirth and sport. Miss
ClaxtOn comes to Bopth's Theatre on the Goth. in
The Two Orphans" with Marie wilkins and other
favOrite actors in the cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
DALYS THEATRE

Mr.. DAILY intends TO produce The WrathercOck,"
soon As The Pa sing Regiment has had it's
career. This IN a musical piece, with words by NM.
Henri Bocaye and Emile lIemery; the music by NJ.
Goodies. Tho chorus engaged for thus consists of
numerous ladies and gentlemen of Ncw-York
society. "Odette and Mankind arc also in pre-
paration AT this theatre. "Tle Passing Regiment
is still attractive and extra performances of 1t are
announced for Christmas aud New Years Day
Christmas will be kept at the theatre on the Goth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

The Ethiopian burlesque of " Patience has been
pruncd and revised and its will be continued
at the Opera House of the San Francisco Minstrels
Last week the programme proved uncOmmonly
attractive. and the Opera House crowded
nightly New ballads will DO sung, this week. by II.
w. Roe and Stanley GreV. johnson and Powers Bob
Harlin, Edward French, Harry Kennedy, aud
Ricardo will contribute spccaties of mrih. An
extra Christmas matinee will be given Oh December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
HARRIGAN AND HART.

The long run of The Major" at Hauigan and
Harris New Theatre has strengthened the hands of
these enterprIsing managers. and given their gay
establishment the atmosphere of opulence and
animation There is much frolic in The Major
and witha All element OI real ecceni nc character.
and the plece proves TO have been slully and well
devised TO please its public. " The Major" will
cnnLiIue I'll after the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

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yet rougher sort of drama. Miss Jewett has In
particular, surprised and pleased the most eAac'ine
OF her judges by the sincerity strength and careiu'
artistic finish Of her PRESERVATION Of miserable
fugitive and starving woman
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and portraits OF Bulge" and "Toddie" on It, Paper
90 cents cloth 81
Bertha's Baby. Equal 20 " Helen's Babies" With N
illustrated and portrait OF Berthas Baby" IL
masterpiece, and everyone will love Bertha's Baby" BY
Gustaye DroL 90 cents, cloth 81.
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