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A PROMISING NOVICE.

Some little time ago lively desire was mani
Tested by the young ladies of the stage to fill Char
lotte Cushmans place as LAZY .Bacbeth; and those
"daggers" were handed around with considerable
freedom. Yet, 10 this day, the place remains un-
filled. A more recent aspiration is to fill the place
of the late Adelaide Nelson; and the ntimaiion
comes from Chicago that this is to be done by Miss
Margaret Mather,-who will come forward,
August %, 1882, at McVickers Theatre, Chicago,
under the management of Mr.. J. NJ. Hill. 1t was
our fortune some months ago, TO see Miss Margaret
Mather and to hear her recite dramatic scenes.
She bears no resemblance whatever to the late Miss
Nelson, and will never become such an actress
But Miss Mather is talented girl, and possesses
force of character a strong voice. and some apti-
tnde-not wholly unlike that revealed by Kate
Bateman, twenty years ago,--for turbulent demon
strative passages-like Leaks curse or Queen Mar
garefs vituperaton of Richard. She denoted, also
talent for such comedy character as JulidRd in
"The Honeymoon" Her training, this year. has
been in a rough school, aud she is quite likely to
mistake natural and free exultaton in health and
physical vIgor for dramatic gcnlus-of which she is
destitute. Her manner at present is noisy. and she
lacks tenderness and grace. Mr.. j. NJ. Hill, mer-
chant of Chicago, has, IL is said undertaken TO
train her talents; and it is to be wished that he
may succeed, by teaching his pupil self-knOwledge,
and by refining her powers well in themselves as
in their expression The doleful not TO say CHASTITY
method that was used in former times by the late
Isaac c. Pray,-and which. we observe. has been
applied to Miss Mather in Chicago-would be
good thing 10 drop. This consisted in filling the
mind of the aspirant with the idea tuat she was
another Rachel. only better, and then gathering
souad of old theatrical hacks into somebody's back
parlor to hear her recite. Miss Mather needs prac
toal work. in stock company, and the influence OF
culture at all times and she would then, perhaps
have career. What. meantime, she does not re-
aure is such writing as that OF the Chicago jour
nalists one Of whom bursts forth with the remark
ahle Tennysonian conundrum:
sweet pale Margaret,
o rare, pale Margaret
What lit your eyes with fearful power,
Lake moonlight on q falling showerf
Perhaps 1t was an onion.
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MOVEMENTS OLE AcT0RS.

Mr. Raymond appears tomorrow night at the
Grand Opera House, Fresh, The Imorir0H......Jc-
fcrsou in indianapolis : Clarke has been
highly successful IN Canada. He appear, this week
in Albany. Troy and Rochcs,cr.-....John McCul-
Tough is in St Louis for two wecks..-...L Lawrence
Barrett acts tia week in Boston. Mary hndrr-
son is in Chicagn...... Robson and Crane appear to-
morrow night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, III "Our
Bachelors" George Clarke is in New-Eugllnd.
. Ros,i has acted in Boston rs Lar H8mld
and Romc0 bus has aroused no genuine interest.
.....Siguor RO,s will make his first appearance at
Booths Theatre, ~ annette, October 81 ANA sub
seuueutly ring ms first week, viii act H0w,O ana
Hamid. SignOr RosSi is 10 give five performances
week and the of night will he used los The Carr'no-
Donald Concert Company. An Engish-,pcakng
company appears with Signor Ro,,i bnt, of course,
The tragedian himself speaks his own language
Mathidc Kuchic from the Berlin stage, made
her first appearance in America last FrlCay, AZ the
1haiia Theatre in "Dori und Stadt. Frank
Mayo is this week. in Cleveland. +. Owens
is acting in Alabama. Harrison u.s. tins
week. in Boston, with her specially OF " Photos
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Passed the Tizari-steamer Columbia (Br CARVE, from
Boston for London
LIVERPOOL oct Arrived sarmatian OBI. era
ham, from BOstOn.
Sailed, steamer Arizona (Br) Murray for NowY FORK.
~ ALiFAA Oct l5-Saied. steamer SlOuian (BIh Byb
GlaagOW
HAyASA oct ltArrivoi steamer City Of Alexandria, Dea-
KIN, from Vera Cruz for New
VERA CRUZ Oct 9Arriyed Nankiu (Br), CaSsOl
from NewHork via Havana.
KINGSTON, Jam, oct 7-Ariyed steamer AlyO, Williams,
from NewHOrk 9TH.
AMERICAN PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l5Aryed steamers Fanny. Grumley,
NEW OrA; lacOny, Davis, do Panther Providence.
Cleared steamers Burswel tIr. Wallace, Queenstown;
Commonwealth. Van Kirk. New-IoTk.
NEWORLEANs, Oct i5-Arriyed, at the Passes-Steamer
Whitney. fro Vera Cruz.
Cleared, steamer Lone star, Quick New-YOrk
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON, Oct 15-Sailnd-Sth Sunbeam; inst,
Wave Queen FOR New. York.
Arrived 3th inst, Suse, both of Soy. Galaea,
Prndse3s Louise 10Th inst Dora the latter M Dover James
Mark had boats smashed and sustained other damage
Sturgess
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W,IJACK'S COMEDY COMPANY.

Wallacls company. conducted by Mr.. Frederick
A Schwab. manager for Mr.. Wallack, has now been
twu weeks on the road, and has met with much
and steadily sustained success. One week, the first,
was given to Hartford Newark and Brooklyn.
Last week was passed in Toronto. Canada. 1t
should be remembered that the performances given
are those of old English comedy and the fact is not
without its practical significance. that the stan
dard comedies of our language arc still rcmuucra-
tive for theatrical purposes, * often rs they are
presented by really competent actors, and in
manner adequate TO their worth and Importance.
The recourse to rubbish is justified, not 10y lack OF
good dramatic material, but by lack Of talent.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NKW-YORK.. 10, 1881
IN

PORT OF NEW.YORK......oCE. 10, 1881.
ARRIVED
Steamer Germanio (Hr Kennedy, Liverpool Oct ana
Queenstown 2, with mise and passengers TO CoTts
steamer Geo Clyde, Pennington Charleston DAYS WIN
mdse and passengers 10 w QuntaTd co. -, -, ,
Steamer Albemarle. Malet Lewes, Del with mdse ana
passengers IN Old Dominion rs Go. - -,.,
BARK GiorEio (Aust Miaanoch Marypor E 80 days with
iron TO order; vessel ~ master. ., - -,
Bark Jacob Swed Lundberg Southampton 10 DAYS III Da
last To Punch, Edye q Co.
schr Lizzie Titus Deering II days with log
wood to Thackeray n Co, vessel 10 Brett, Son 4 Co.
THE MOVEMENTS or SrEAAEh5
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct 1b-Arrived steamers Harter OBI, Ganden
from New. Er King r) Leggott, from Montreal AMI
Quebec
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NEW.YORK CHORUs sOClETY.


The new choral society which Mr.. Theo-
dore Thomas founded last year. and which
did such excellent work at the concerts
of the Philharmonic Society and at Mr..
Thomas's benefit. will give two public rehearsals
and two concerts this season. The concerts VIII
take place on the Saturday evenings January -
and March % and the public rehearsals Will occur
the Friday afternoons Immediately preceding
each concert. The chorus of the Society now nam
bcrS about 600 voices. and as il is composed almost
entirely of experienced singers among whom are
many professionals il is believed that its perform
ances will reach degree of perfection rivalllng
that attained by Mr.. Thomas's orchestra. hem'm-
bering the admirable work accomplished by inc
Society last winter, while it was still IN ltS hINU
year. this certainly does not seem too much 10 eN-
pect. Mr.. Thomas has shown, in Cincinnati anu
elsewhere what a consumnate master OF ihe chorus
he is. and the admirable composition of the New
York Chorus this year gives ground for the belief
that the best results will be reached.
Among the works to be performed during the sea-
son are Handles Utrecht Jubilate," Beeihovens
Choral Fantasia. some scenes from Bcrliozs opera
"Benvenuto Ccllini' chOru>es from Mr.. J.k. Palne
"Odipus" music, the KyTie and Gloria from
Beethoven's Mass in ID, and some scenes from Der
liozs lies Troyens" The work of the Society as
will be seen from these selections will be partly III
line with that of the May Music Festival as
Bcethoven's Mass and the "TToyens" selections
are both in the programme of this festival TINS Is
natural since the chorus of the Society, together
with that of the brooklyn Philharmonic, will form
the nucleus of the festival chorus, and 1t VIII,
moreover. be Of great practical value IN giving TO
the public in advance certain falnliafiN ",In NC
works to bc PERFORMED at the festival which - IN
the highest degree desirable. Mr. Joscty has been
engaged fOr the first concert, and Miss Cary Tor me
second. The sale of season tickets VIII begin AT
SteinMaY Hall tO-mnTlOM morning.
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ing song till she was obliged to 90 to the window
and sing the Bird Song for them" How genuine
Mss lhursbys success has been can be inferred
from the fact that when she sang at the COnserva-
tore Concerts i'm Paris not once, out several ,lmes
they had medal struck in her honor. She has met
with equal favor in Vienna and nearly every largo
CITY in Northern EurOnp
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GRAND CEN TRIAL THEATRE.

A new theatre will be opened this week, with the
name above written. The Grand Central Theatre Is
sn Forty-second-st.. block east of the Grand
Central Railway station 1t is under the manage
ment of Mr.. ALI Burnett and Mr.. +. w. Whitaker
and these directors intend to devote it to vaudeville
entertainments, at cheap prces,-making it first
class theatre in all respects The situation and the
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THOMAS NELSON & SONS.
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4 POSSIBLE Loss or LIFE.

A fire broke out last evening in Atha
Co.'S steel works. in Rycrst., Newark ana
destroyed the annealing shop where car
springs made frame structure
one story high Considerable valuable machinery was
destroyed The loss is estimated ut $4,000 Inc cause
of the tire Ia unknown. Michael Doyinc, watchina, Is
missing and is supposed that he has persisted III the
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4 SUICIDE RECUGNLZED.

The body of jeremiah Mccarthy, who COM
mtod suicide at the Grand Union Hotel on September
80 and buried in the POtters Field was recognized
blythe description left at the morgue yesterday by his
friends who live In Paterson, n. j. and removed to that
city for lnal burial.
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TRRuNE OFFrcE, oct. 10, l a. m.-The barometer
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by fair weather The temperature ranged between Oh
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Fair clear weather and lower temperatures may DO
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plans are obviously good. 'Mr. ALI Burnetts Tea
Party" and Fanny Wallack's rripologue" are the
attractions announced; and new piece called "Our
Club" is in preparation. The name of Fanny wal
lack is new to us. but Mr.. All Burnett has long been
a familiar figure on the lecture platform and the
variety stage and no doubt he will oiera bright ana
tasteful programme of light anusements.
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wednesday evening. OctoNcT 10,
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MORRIS LOWERRE-On Tuesday. October II, az tho
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DIEU
ENPNES-At his residence kenrco, y. y 10Th month
lgl l~Si samuel BiIncs, n fhr blst year al LlS IE
Purchase Meeting House on second my the Lttn
inst. a, II O'Clock q. M
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Notice of funeral hereafter.
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MclIN>rHY-On october I3. ISL Alfred McEinstry only
SON Of Andrew anil Eche 4 kusy, IN the lGt year
Of his
Funeral on sunday 10th inst M from Tho residence
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SCOTT enddculy a the Victoria Hotel Friday October a.
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The
SCIENTIFIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL LIBRARY

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MACMILLAN z. 20.
II. Il. PETERSON Il DRorHEES,

Trcvdjscs Translated into English ., ,soluct''1.
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rRnuyE Lo.AL OasARyArLONs

disssu shows the hsromstdct variations IN th c vas
divisions g ilnr M me = h'lf'
vhie Inc zee nlt lhr 0ii ma
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CHARLES .cRlBNER's SONS,

lannon's Painters and p.tiniiGss iiy Nr% y nv A.
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HERMAN FROST & co. Importers,
Az so 81 and % AIurray-st.
Largest in the United otates at low prices
CaTne from auction at 70 per yard price,
SIS SHEPPARD KNAPP, si1ti-ave. and l3thst
Geo. A. Leaviu Il CO.. Adsiioneers
SIX HUNDER ,I1 omE ENPfFs RUGS AND
In Linen SIX and Cold specially selected importation,
Antique and Modern, superior IN color design ana quay
The whole on exhibition Tuesday morning until time of sale,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY. Afternoons
Mark all the bellies that grace the ball,
Blonde or 6T9gT nd run IS oTs b OF sEh'
Whose toilet never knoSs tho want
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