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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
MR.. sAALFIELD,s CONCERT.

Mfr. Saal6elds concert at Sieinway Hall, last
night. was of the shabby-genteel order. Such
mixture of music of high class with that OF far
lower grade upon the same programme Is rarely
seen III New-York; and the group OF musicians
sesmea 70 have been selected on the same absurd
system. The large audience which gathered to at
send the concert were at once made aware of their
misfortune the New-YOrk Vocal Society singing
wretchedly the first piece on the programme-an
old English glee-to the familiar words Sigh no
more ladies'" Some poor piano playing by Madame
WeyInan followed The concert was then saved
from wreck by Madame Minnie Hauk, who sang,
with excellent taste and much spirit the Styrienne
from "Mignon.o Upon being recalled she sang he
onently sang two ballads, and was twice recalled.
In Response she good-naturedly, and apparently out
sKathleen Mayourneen.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
POOTH'S THEATRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence have no reason to doubt
Che cordality of good viii with which they are re-
rarded by the New-York pubic. Booths Theatre
has been crowded every night since they began to
act there last Monday, in The Mighty Dollar"
Several resplendent sets of scenery have been
made for the revival of this piece and the repre-
sanitation of it by the Florence Dramatic Com
pany is vigorous definite, and brilliant. MIR.
Florence as the Hon. BGrdwell SIOte and MIS-.
Florence. as Mrs. General Gilforg, have, through
long continued repetition, made these personah-
Ties entirely natural and coherent. and wonder
fully distinct. different strain OF humor flows
through each performance, but the characters
contrast and blend exceedingly well IN pro-
ducing comical effect, and the acting OF
Mr. and Mrs. Florence has nightly been re-
ceiyed with Joyous and hearty laughter The
Mighty Dollar" will be repeated throughout
the present week 1t was hoped that Mr. Florence
might be seen IN round of characters. He is one
of the most versatile comedians of our time ranging
from Handy indy to ObenreiEey and from Cape Cutie
TO Boo BriTIy. He does many things. and be Is
more than good in all of them. The success oil ne
Mighty Dollar" however, has been so abundant
during the past week that its continuance becomes
n matter OF course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
HTGNIGHI WEAIHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SUi1psls 6,r he past - hours


WAsIuSGTON, Dec II. ! a. m.-lhe bar
onerer 4. highest in the Middle states aud lowest IN
Dakota. Occasional snow has fallen IN the Northwest
and Upper Lake REGION; IN the other districts ialr
weather has prevailed Northcriy winds are reported
from the Atlantic staes nOrthwcsterly IN tennessee
the OHIO Valley aud last Gull states and sout1cry IN
the Northwest and Upper Lake rc-un. The tempcra-
turc has Fallen IN the Atlantic coast aud Eat Sn states
ana risen IN the Upper Lake region aud the NolthWc'l
THE temB.raturr mas allen about 2O' In sc" Enthh'i
10 TO lJ7 in the Middle Stacs aud risen ircn lO 10 ~
In WISCONSIN Minnesota SID Dakota 10 averages Hbol
100 below for the month IN New England ana
about 800 above the mean in Minnesota, Dhholh non
taua AMI Idaho, where warm wave has cutcicd tHc
United states.
Indications FOR ,o-dr
For New England fair weather, noribcrly shthng 10
cry winds, stationary higher tcnprra urc ana
barometer
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather north
crlv yccrn rry winds. stationary OF hl5hcf
temperature followed by failing barometer
Indications L0g1OrrOu
Fair weather is Indicated for Monday IN the Atlantic
coast States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
by Mr.. rank Nor Haunt. in Mr. MorriSS drama OF
"Old Su,.
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Miss Fanny Davenports reenirance on the New
York stage. December &c, at h Fifth Avenue
Theatre will lie effected IN Camille
Edwin Booth PLAYED at the Park Theatre Boston
Yesterday afternoon and evening. The receipts
Were ~, 675.
II is minated that Miss Clara Morris viii ap-
pear AZ the Union Square Theatre al later time IN
the present season, presenting the character OF
Mercy NGrick in 1.-The New Magdaen.
season of comic opera begins at the Germania
Theatre tomorrow evening with The Kat
Chariner OF Hamelin" the subject of Browning
welI-kuOWn poem
Mr.. Frank Dumont has succeeded to the Once OF
business manager of the San Francisco MinslrelS'
vacated 10y that " complete letter-wtlter MI
Brown.
Mr. Hermann, the magician, will appear at the
Grand Opera House this week. Alis" ANNE PIxiey
is to arrive there the 10Th inst, ana remain uur
ing the Christmas holidays.
The new business manager of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre is Mr. Albert hayman, who succeeds MI
Charles l.. Andrews-tho latter having been trans
ferrad TO HaveTlys Theatre in San Francisco.
The fine old comedy of "The Honeymoon which
is bnt TOO seldom SEEN nOwadays-will be repre-
sented at the Lexington Avenue Opera ii use next
Tuesday night. under the ,pices OF the Amateur
League" and for a Masonic benefit
Mr. DAILY designs to produce, later in the present
season, a musical piece, somewhat resembling
cinderella at School," in which many young
ladies of New-York society will appear chorsters
tie Passing Regiment" continues to draw good
houses at this theatre.
The Vokes family will appear at Booths Theatre
on December 8 in 9TH Bellies Of the Kitchen -
piece which, by reason of its froic and morrlment
is especially appropriate as Christmas entertain
ment. The farce of " The Rough Diamond" VIII
also be represented by TINS popular family
The San Francisco Mins.rels will contribute to
the merrmrnt of the present week by producing
new burlesque written by MIR. Frank DumOnf
Patience" is the subject of this piece, and the
title of tits Patients; OF, Bnnion-Salves Bride"
Notable features III the musical me ley gwen by
these Minis rplS are the song of Mr. l.. Braham, Mt
II. w. Frilhnan, Mr.. Stanley Grey and Mr.. II. W.
Roe.
Mr.. Wallack's company will appear at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music on Monday aud Tuesday
evenings of this week and ais on Wednesday after
n on. The lovers of old comedy can thus enjoy
sparkling and entirely adequate representations of
"She Stops to Conquer" Old Heals and Young
Hearts" and Money! These pieces 10 be cast
to the full strength of Mr.. Walack's company.
Mr. Wingfelds romantic drama of 1.-THE Bond
man" will be brought out at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre with the subioined cast:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
MUSICAL NOTES.

Madame Patti sang to an 1000 house at the
Boston Music Hall yesterday afternoon.
Rubinstein has accepted the direction of the I'm
perial Russian Music Association in Moscow for this
season.
At the concert in the Casino tonight NJ. Henri
Provost Mile. Salviati and Miss Emma Juch VIII
sing.
There is talk in London of bringing Wagner over
TO the Nibelungen performances next May. and Of
securing the services OF August Wilhelmj leader
of the violins in the orchestra.
At tho second concert of the Gesellschaft der Mu-
sikfreunde, on November 81, a ~erenade by Mozart,
the ninth, was played for the first time in Vienna,
where tho composer spent nearly all his life. Tho
very familiar ballet music from Rubinsteins "Fera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
WANDERING ACTORS.

Edwin Booth is drawing full houses in Boston.
Mr.. Mccullough will appear in Philadelphia
ON the 26th. John s. Clarke is at Hopes Theatre,
ST. Louis Mr.. Jefferson gives this week 70
Philadelphia Locke Richardson will recite
Henry w. Part l.. on the 10th inst, at the Haw-
thorne Rooms, in Boston. ....-Jonn I. Raymond ap-
pears this week in Chicago. and will remain there
till Christmas. 80. Mary Anderson VIII act tnis
week in Wilmington. Trenton, New brunswick
Newark and Paterson. .Geneyieye Ward divides
the present week between Louisville and Nashville
.Messrs Robson and Crane appear tomorrow
night at Havery's Theatre Brooklyn. in Our Bach
elors.' Their engagement is for two weeks The week
of the 10th will be devoted 10 sharps and Flats"
49,. Friedrich Haase ended his engagement at the
Germania Theatre last night and will make tour
al the COUNTRY .Miss Annie Pixley Is this week
at the Novelty Theatre. IN williamsburg, acting
A'lss She viii be succeeded thereon December 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
DIED.


CLARK-0n Friday, December O. Charles T. Clark In the
14th year of his age.
Funeral rvces az no Church NJ the edeemer Park
ave- ana S@d-sI on Sunday December H. at 1890 p m
oVER-ntered into rest at Orient L. l., Tuesday morn
ms pecember D. MIA Mary A. Glover widow Of Captain ~
~ clover 1na mother OF the Rev Charles f. aud Lewis O.
Glover, aged 10 years.
rUIbEh-On Fri lay morning. December o. Benjamin JO-
c sePn unnilDert aget D years. Funeral private
CINCINNATI papers Please copy.
hICks-At Jamaica, L. l.. Friday, December O. Lyman
- son OF George A ana Helen L. Hicks, in tho 6t1 year OF
Intermont private.
b0&SE1-t Harri7onburG, Va, Thursday, December
o. Bena'nin w. Hose of Margaret and the
late hohas ID IoNscy, aged - We
Funeral services ~ PaIis ". sun.
DAY, December II 40 3 III.
lntefment az convenience Of family.
MctARi-On December OF scarlet fever Madeline Brit
un pny surviving chill o. Frelericka u. and nry X.
Mciiarg, a1ei years and II days.
Private funeral IL, at her parents
residence Ia West 5}dgE
Friends VIII please send flowers
81 BlNs-Suddeny Friday night, December .. at his
- iehre NO West 6tlst; Colonel Henry O. - bbins
70 lunef services Will take place al the address on
Hiohuay hoFnii 3, December IL. az To-. o o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
FASHION NOTES.

Timis lace IA a novelty.
New trains pointed.
All brown furs revived.
Rhadames IA "a new twiled silk
Sable furs are again fashionable.
Tyro gloves worn by gentlemen.
Gathered nounces are I'm again.
Red plunes red hats very fashionable
Red plush basques a favorite style OF bodice.
Mother Hubbard wrappers for ladies are new.
Changrabe plush IL much sought for this winter.
Dressing COWS Of plush form part Of bridal outfits.
The Mascotte crook completes gentlcnen's canes ana
umbrellas.
Tnsel butterflies ollie with spread wings are on
new tabliers.
While MORE with Is used for evening tocttcs and
is much admired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11
GYeclal Notices.
Mrs. John A. Risfou. Administrative.
ADMINISTRATKlN's SALE
or
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.


Now ON exhibition at tho LEAVGrr ART GALLERIES,
No. 81 Roadway, 10 be sold by auction
TUESDAY EvENING. DEC. l3
THE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS GATHERED BY
THE LATE Mn JOHN \. HlsroN, THIS CITY EN-.
nuAcfNG MANY EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD AND vALU-
ABLE PA1NrfNcs Exc G.ESr EXAMPLES OF THE
ARTISTS EIrEasENTED-GooD AND SOLID WORK
BY sUCH EMINENT MEN As-cARL BEcKER-sAL-
ENTIN-P. BoNHEUR-LsUrlE-G IRARDEr-DIAz-
FHERE-vAN HOVE GEsELscHAP rEcRus-coN-
STABLE RUIPEREZ- CooMANs scHLEsINdER-
KAEhMERER--and very many others
Tho whole VOW OF EXHIBITION ut tho GEAvTrT
ART GALLERIES. sl7 Hrodwa7 to be sold by Auction
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER b.
GRO. A. LEAvIrT a COT. someryilie. AactIoneer.
SPECIAL IMPORTANT SALE
VERY VALUABLE SUMPTUOUS
AND RARE BOOKS.
THE LIBRARY or THE
HoN. W {. PRESCOTT,
OF Salem, Mass
1T IL SAFE TO SAY THAR RARELY is SUCH
COLLECTION OF FINE BOOKS OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC ETHER BY AUCTION OR OTHERWISE III
EMBRACES THE WORK or VERY MANY YEARS BY
A DISTINGUISHED AMATEUR IN SEARCH OF THE
BEsT-IN EDITIONS. CONDITION AND BINDINGS.
THESE SUPERB BOOKS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
MONDAY MORNING AT CLINTON HALL
THE COLLECTION COMPRISES
European Art Galeres-Black Letter and Early Printed
Books-Privatoy Printed works-Larse Paper Authors
Presentation and india Paper Proof copies-ustred and
Fine Art Books-AncIent aud Casscs-Voyages and
Travels Rare curiosaBelos Lottres-Natural History
Americana -Ana-Autographs photography
Dictionaries Engravings- Fsoeu@ TIC
ton History Pootry-symbosm -TheooSy-Witcheraft'
The whole to be- sold by auction
AT CLINTON HALL,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBERlb
and following evenings
GEO A. LEAvITP q Co, Aueuoneers.
Rupture Radically CurcdDr Msrsh's treatment n inc
2 Vossysi Astor HodSss. vossS ST frOuc
superb New Paintings , ,,,oz
BY schroyor PAsal Fsre ziem, Pslm.Tol ybsrt "orm|
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No. 74e Broadway.
william schnus
No 7l9 BROADWAY,
CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HIS
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION OF
ARTISTIC PRESENTS
ron THE HOLIDAYS,
COMPRISING RARE COLLECTION OF
MODERN PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS,
ALL THE LATEST
ENaRAvINGs TAsTEFULLY FRAMED
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-11

BEIIr-On Friday morning, December o. George Bell ~
Funeral services 20 be held Al his late residence ~
West 20thst Monday morning. December L. a. lVoV
O'Clock.
BLASHFIELD-On Thursday December 3, william Henry
Bashfeln, IN the B2d year OF his age. ,,
yited attend funeral aervces al his ate re
dence IL Second place, brooklyn At $50 r. H. SUNDAY,
December IL. Interment private
Boston papers please copy.
BIOODGOOD-On Friday morning, December y, 1881,
Thomas /. BlOOdgood-
Relatives and fends arc Invited 70 attend the funeral fro
his late resdenee No l72 Warren corner Of Henry ST.
Brooklyn ON Monday December IL. at $50 =. m.
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