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MUSICAL NOTES.

"Aida" will be sung for the second time at
the Academy Wednesday evening with Mierzwnski.
Gaassi. Nine GalAssi aud Mile. ROsslni IN til cast.
MIR. Alexander Lambert pianist, announces
his the ia Stenway Hall on Thurs
day evening with tue aid % Miss Lille Berg lsOpranOl
anu Messrs. Arnold and Werner violin and 'celiol
Mr. NJ E. Jonas, whose Moorish Sere-
made" played by the Pail harmonic Club, we men,
toned last week Bo.ton musician and cello payer
IL inc orchestra Of thc Boston Symptom Society.
The Staten Island Vocal Society will give
three private concerts this The rst Onted
for the evening Of December at the German Clut
Rooms stapleton Tn programme will incl1ds kinder
sylnphOi1e ID Won llOi.en.
Nine. florence Rice Knox (cOntratO), Miss
Anna I. Van Wrinkle tsopranOJ, Mr.. II T. FarSeather
(baIitouel and Mr. Adolf Hardegon Goo lo viii appear
in concert un er tue direction Mr. j. &. GersOn, in
As Ocaton ial Tomorrow evening, for the benefit "
lulsaion work.
The programme for Mr. Albert d. Hub
bard's pauoforte recital at ChcSerns Hall, tom rrow
afternoon. a. halrp,st 3 o'clock, iucluIes many
numbers familiar 10 4teur snIsts-tde most lmpOr
lant being tue Sonata Dd'heLqle Of Beethoven. on
Tu sd4y evening Mss ThursOy viii sing al the Art
Festiyalm Tue Academy Of Muic assisted by Mr.
ldw-Ld NeuperI. pianist, Mss Maud Morgan anu
Orchestra
The second rehearsal and concert of the
Philharmonic society o. Brooklyn are Friday a'teE-
noon and d4y evening. Mr. JOsedy is 10 play
numbers win be Mozart minor KGcheD symphouy
and 5 humann's symphony No 2, IN g. For the Christ
mas rehearsal and concert ton December % and 80.
he Messiah Will be given, with Mrs L. Alne OsgoOd.
Miss Emily Winant, Ir George Werenratn and Mr..
John f. Winch in solo parts The Brahms concerto
t. oe played, with ar. JOseny, at tne second NeSGO
Philharmonic cOHcert tDec,nOcr 81, Is an important,
mature, and Deau.Iu wOrA
The memory OF the late Charles Aiken, of
Cincinnati VINO for thirty years a " music
In the public schools Of that CITY, Is to perpetuatcd by
portrui bust ole. OF heroic sze the commission
for which be gwen TO dr Preston Powers II is
intended 10 place the work ia the vesubuie OF Music
dA as the brednnIng OF movement to gather in TIA,
place memorials OF the musical cenefactors the West
aud specially of Cnoianau The bust Of Mr.. Aiken Is
fty chosen for beginning for II is In his early
abors that the germ Of the present system Of pubic
music Gu .urc in Cincinnati IS to be fOund-a sysi elm
whichni LITER years OF full Development NJ himself
miuistered, becoming Superintenue. I Of Music when
tnat Office created. 1oO1, and OccupJ lug the
position N1h iaiiHu Geyodod aud c.uluent service 10
pure unti Ia 1879 Ills re, Iromen1 was compelled By
fuII Y
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ASKING FOR LOWGR FEEBI4GE.

A we'll attended meeting Of citizens was held
a. sehenr's Hail. Long Island Guy, on satur-
day night TO consider the best means to com
pei the Sinking Fund Commissioners OF TINS
city 20 conform to the resolutions passed oy
the Common Counsel instructng them 70 limit the
far Of the THIRTY fourth Street Ferry for foot passengers
to cent? Alderman Gleason made brief address, in
which he urged tie people to continue tho agitation OF
previous years aud TO endeav 10 the passage
OF bill through the Lezslaturs that would effect the
reduction. series OF resolutions read setting
forth that the sinking Fund Commissioners had neglect
I'D 10 comply with the requirements ~ tire Board Of
Aldermen. and asking the Common Council or Long
lSlond CITY to prODrA.e sufficient money TO employ
CO Iuse 70 compel the commissioners 20 obey the In
struc ions OF INC Aldermsn. Ex-Assom blYman John
KeeGan attributed tho defeat % tue bill 10 feluee the
fare before the last Legislature Senators Grady and
TreauOr. An attempt nsdo 70 pass toe resolutions
but Alderman Gleason opposed their sdOpuon on the
ground there money IN the City Treasury 10
pay OF he services OF counsel sir Ksegan moved "
amend the resolution to petition thu Queens County
Board OF Supervisors 20 appropriate money To oDtan
legal advice The matter and 10 DEFEND he rgnts Ot
the people Of Long Island Cy. was decided alter
lengthy DEBATE 10 adopt the amen inlent.
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ELLIsoN-on seventh DAY. eleventh month ls'h John
Ellison. in the 93d ear OF hi. age
Funeral his late residence Sl5 West 18th inst second
GAY. 2Oth. az 3 80 y.
Friends and acquantances are invited 70 attend.
HODGES-On the morn ng OF the 18th inst. Caroline E.
Youngest daughter OF Edward AM MArY D. HOlgea
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the
funeral at 81 Thomass Church, at IL a on
Monday
Bindy omit sending flowers.
UNTER--Suideny sunday morning. November 49, sarah
r.. beloved wi O. William Hunrer.
Relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited %
the her late residence 215 Mashln SOn
PARK BROOKLYN. "Wednesday at3 O'Clock p. m.
LOWDEN-At FLUSHING L. L. morning Of the 18Th. Rob-
EFT LOwden. IN the eth year OF ais age.
Funeral from late residence on S2fOrdaYe, tuesday
NOvemDe. 2 az oclOct J.
Trains Hunters Point at o'clock for Manst Flush
ing.
sNITH-On Thursday, November TO- John smith IN the
10Th year Of his age.
and friends arr respectfully invited attend
funeral from the restsnos Of his family. No.
south 5thave. on Monday, the 2Jtn lnsI at IL a m
sAXrON-At Anaheim California, sunday. November 10,
Csla Inc Schultz, wife or Edwin Ssxton formerly Of
tins city.
sTARR-On the evening Of the l7th Port Chester Nay
wfe OF o. W starr daughter OF the late iona n Law
renee. OF New i Ork
inst. NJ II Oc!oCs-
Grand central Depot
Intsrment IN NOnke 5. between and
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LIVE STOCK MARKKrs-BY TELEsRaP

BUFFALO Nov ls-CArTLR-Recefpts to-day. 1000 heaf
for the far 10 So head for same tms AL
IL 200 CONSUMED through BIO ears matAet ni
lower sales Light Goo Steers ~ . n ~ % .
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day $500 nesh totaI TOT
the 10000 head for same time last week
250OU consigned through 30 market dn ana
CHANGED LAMBS very hard OF sale and ower se fst 70
Good Western sheep 81 9s4 80 hOice 81 gas % west
Lamb. 70 Good - 20 ass 25 Canada lambs
neglected with several loads on sale.
HOGs-Receipts today TO-. 90 head total for the week
thus far 46.75j head Tor time last week ho mean;
consigned through IS market dn weak and 0we sAr
Good 10 ChOre YOrEers SO 3O0 s6 3d. Light NJ ked P ad
YORKER s61e6 75i Good Butcers' and Medium weights
S. 0i@tG 76 Good Heavy 81 oOgso 90 closing weak aud
number Of cars remain unsod.
CHICAGO. Nov HoGs-nscsipts IS 900 head shpments
3OO head: market fairy active and s. higher; liked oe
s. %.
CArrLE Receipts. LOO hesai shipments 5000 head
et mOie aey active and steady God Choice shipping
Common 20 Fair as 9Oast SO Mixed Butchers frv
and steady Common TO Fair 81 0ss s0 stockers
and Feeders "A "a.
saEgF-Rscepts 100 hesn shipments 27o0 head; markcs
Quiet aud weak quOtaO altered Common Fair IS
ds3 rs. Medium Good So 401S4 Good 10 Choice 81 $50
sf Lor1s Nov Is-Ho0s-Receipts. 400 head. ship.
rents 500 head market du and Owor; Workers ss 2U4
50 80 Packing IS 30as5 S. Butchers TO Extra 50 3os
s6 rs
CArTLE-Recepts TOO head shipments 100 head; snpby
light Saturday dulness prevailed sales being
connnel 20 retail lots by local deaiers ..,
Receipts head shipments 500 head; markee
in condition thar for Cattle only local trade Oeins
done
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
HoNoRs TO MARY ANDERSON.

AZ Louisville, on the 18th inst, Miss An
xsrson ended an engagement OF one week which was
c,o,perous and brilliant 10 remarkable degree Louis
,ne although not Miss Anders0n's birthplace is the
.,.v In which her girhood passed and It's nnabt
,ts feel natural pride In her Crowds OF en-
spectators greeted her each night and at the
close Of the last performance wreath Of silver laurel
Was publicly presented to her. upou toe stage by the
Msyor OF Louisville Mr. Jacob, In behalf Of its citizens
The Louisville papers contain elaborate and glowing ac-
counts OF this OCCASION which, indeed must have been
one OF singular interest Miss Anderson expressed her
gratitude IN and graceful words andss all "Ho
have seen her can imagine-with touching sincerity
Mr. wattersop in The Courier Journal dty rounded 'hs
eitys tribute with eloquent and most appropriate
article Of which the remarKabie career VI
Miss Anderson 10 thus oommemorated!
That Mary Anderson went hence poor girl IN quest
az fame fortune, and that sue has come BACK tn
celebrated ana important woman upon the stage Oh her
cnuptry-Orns VITA ber youth, beauty anu rlcIes-
tells a story fairyhke than any IN winch sue s
pears the mimic heroine Whatever De the 70
cannSl denied that she is great presence ana ns
of our time We should onit from TINS resume OF
have made tue actress great, the virtues oi
indebtedness and enthusiasm, ana OF simple, I'M
oetrntatieus Christianity, which make the woniaS
glorious Whoever widens the area Oh woman a -
and pOints her way TO her own maintenance anu so
emancipation OF her children, makes MARX upon ~
fy leaf which angels like to LOOK al anu I or
nag, so marked bear song or sermon, pisy VI a.
rrst the result being good recorded all the eAue ~
Heaven. Mary Andersen mas mace tns nal a, h,t sne
deep Her genius has made mel rieH az woman
She mas ltfted w the brand watch was neu 80 III -
the hands long lac OF good women II1.h AMI
tTsbpap and kept it burning like an orinsin.e sn,
standfng alone splendid representative OF tuo
and classic drama. stands also a. "a ~
resentative Of the wonanhood OF her country anu A
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THE STARS.

Edwin Booth appears, tonight, In Man
chester England. His Dublin engagement enued
lat night Mr. Jefferson will act, this week. al the
Grand o ,era House. as Rip Van Wrinkle. Mary AD-
Aarsop and also Kate ClaXtOn. Will appear to-
r,.ht In St Louis John T. Raymond dev0tes the
rssent week 10 Indianapolis. John Mccullough az
th Fifth Avenue theatre, will appear throughout the
,zess "A Virg!nitss and November 27 AS SpdTaeHS
che Gladiator $50 Lawrence Barrett is this week ID
pttsburg go Cieuevieve Ward appears tonight
m BristoI England ...M Mrs. Langtry enters on tAe
third week Of her engagement ut Walacks Iheatre
She will be seen as Rosait'sd Mr. Wyndham at the
Union square Theatre will act this week in Mr.. Bron
son HoWaris comedy Of d" Brighton" The Vokes
Family Will sport this week at Nl0los Garden-.-..
Locke Rich Ardson is shortly give public course OF
.i0at Snakesperean rectals at Phade pAia. MI
Italian q YES will shine forth star. this week. at
Rosfon she appears at the Windsor Theatre as Mercy
Merriek in a version OF " rhe New Magdaen.'
Robson and Crane appear Globe Theatre Boston
,opighf in Forbidden Fruit. "...-..L)tta Il
at the Park Theatre, Boston Sarah Bernhardt Il
said is to make the south American Dion
Bo1cicaul anu George Fawcet Rowe arr ext, cted
back from EnslanL IN Dacenn r-., A "a Dya, WIZ %
Springfield AID Coin nbus. ana Mrs r. = Chdh-
frau are acting Jhe southern crcut.-A nee .rfl-
iry appears Boston Deccmncr -. lime Jad-
nusehek al act, this week At ne Win sJr IAeatre
Iaarence Barrett appears NeYeHOer p IN Bro Il H.
-. May And 'rsOn appears IN IVY OK on tle LON
NJ Jagugr next and will remain mere weeks.
MIR Wyuo 4as eng cement at the Union square Iued
TIRE will Cud next saturday night. Mr. hndack ana
Mr. level con duue their performances a. suc IhaHd
Theatre " Lion is lavOrte resort OF our German lopu
esEa remains another week IN fhlIducl-
phia where eij yed AZ ir'y reception aI
{. X TIJrue cOntenplates q SSItIDS tOuI WIN AAO
%
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REUNION or VETERANS.

There will be a reunion Of veterans, soldiers
and sailors. at KadsOn Square Garden on Thanksgiving
Day It's object 70 obtain money 10 erect monument
to the of the In the afternoon there VIII
be IN running, walking and shooting. There
will also be exhibition and competitive drill In the
evening there VIII be ball, and Joyces band win give
o concert Among the nance OF officers Who have
agreed 20 act The Floor Comm. tee GenerLls
FTsnes O. Barlow and Arson q. McCook ColOnels s. Y.
X Cruger and Emmons CLARK, and Commander H. y
Perley ON the Reception COMMITTEES Generals
Henry W. sl0oam Lloyd Aspnwnll. n 7. MoAahon, and
G. K Graham. Colonel Varlan and MAjoraPeter Bowe
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charged with stealing case OF surgical instruments
valued at $3.50, and other properly worth 81, 800.
from IN re Joseph OiOardo, Of the Supreme Court
Of Cuba, bv whom they had been employed. Tue
men arrived here on Friday and were az once taken
into custody. They LETT Havana Inst week and
shortly aiterward the property In question was
missed. Judge OdOardo sent telegram 10 his agent
In this cllg, Robert Smith. 10 have the men cap
tured. The instruments were found IN the posses
sion Of Rider, who assured Justice Ford that
DrlscOi was innocent OF tine robbery. Drscon was
discharged and Rider remanded " prison.
preparatory TO being extradIted.
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MfDylGAf JgbIr88B REP0RL
GOVERNMENT lNDlJATIONS.

SIl)15I5 TJ' " ~ I0'NITJF t1VL
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20-1 a. m.-The barOme-
ter IA est in the Lake REGION and lowest IN Mime
sofa aud the Gulf states waere storm OF consider
able energy ia central General rains have fallen IN the
Cuff States occasional rains III Tennessee and the south
antic states and occasional In the Lake Region.
soutnery winds prevail in the Northwest, northery IN
the Atlantic Coast aud Gull aud astery In
the 10 Valley ami Tennessee. Tie temp-rI has
fallen the All states and risen IN the NOtrh-
west, Lake Region ami New-Engand
Indications f0r iO-tti
SFor the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather followed
b. iucfeasing coud aud al rains uOrh"ry, ycer
to e9stery winds folio WED by falling barO-
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ENTERTAIHIAG MADANE PATTI.

Madame Patti was entertained last evening
nj dinner by Dr. and Mrs. j.. Erastus Marcy at their
house No 396 Fiith-aye. small company pres
ent Mrs. L. Raymond and Mss Marcy. DR.. Marey's
daughter ass5.ed In receiving the guests. The table
was sol In gallery. and adorned with several
lcrge bpuguets. Tue guests were besides Madame
Patti the larquis ma MarchOnCss LAMA the Count de
c hry, Mr.. ard Mrs. Thorn - B. hlsgrdVe. Dr. W. A
Hammond Mr.. ard Mrs. GrOrge Irving william Win
throD Carey f. IuckermaR J. II. Mapes0n and SiguOr
rinn IL
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BURNED By An EXPLOSION or Gas

John McGrocan and Michael Gilroy, the
former of Williamsburg and the latter Of jersey City
were severely burned about the hands face at
john Nassau-sts las night b. the explosion or gas
while laying pipes for the American Steam Heating
Company Tine men were attended To by the ambulance
doctors the Chambers street Hospital aud
r1,a stsu f,rp.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Nov. col a. m.-Durtne the clear
weather OF yesterday there was a slight iaI I'D inc
barometer. The temperature ranged between ~ ana
s the average (25so being $50 than On the cor
rs.oondIne DAY at year and 3o tnan on oatur
day. ,, ,,,,
Clear fair weather. with rising temperatures may
be expected so-day 81 tDs city and vicinity.
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WEAK lungs are cruelty racked and the gen
erai strength gradually wasted BY persistent, deep
seated cough, which Dr. Jsyne's Expectorsnt may be
relied 70 You will derive certain benefit from
also If troubled with either Asthma or Bronchitis.
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In, 4Axs variations this city BY nthI
Gslion Of ue f7 The hours
or.iu rilnht 0tTiAl'ns
tn rs sDAa 9r1ord h gre.,nt'
Indicated Ihernonr-er A. hud
nuts Pharmacy. broadway.
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graceful her appearance aud her business senei
ally is significant SO much that Ia beautiful ana i"'
Iectua s there in the representation, thai the
Of censure is swallowed in admiration what derec'
,bero q, soes attributable TO inexperencs. The art 10
hide art Is moi vet obtained the gestures where mos
s1uincant seem studied rather than natural anu
are norfons of the represe tation which are arnclh
and conventional As q whole, however lne Pcr,.o, n
ance s artistic a. we'll beautiful That grace o ap
uearance has something to do with Mira Lang
cess must h. admitted With the opportunity sunIueu
her spirits rose and the beauty ana poetry
~ sc mes OF woOng In The green gAdes
of Arden have seldom been better evoked .
Tho late George Rose. Arthur Sketchley,"
was the author Of the following plays; "a Dark Cloud
The Smiths at Sorwoo -" How VIII They Get Out OF
Itf""A Quiet Morning." Paris" and " The Trapper :
Bride" latter Is in manuscript and It was receVeu
In America only few days before Mr. Roses oea'n, ="
his intimate friend. William Water. How VIII Iney
Get OUT OF It." produced b. the late Be tamin "oos
the Ct. James, Theatre, London, In isOi naa ~
that Included Cnarles ,th~ws Frank Matthews, IA
Montague. Frederic Robinson, Mrs G. hatne"S' MS
Stirring Mrs +. Matthews and Miss WENTWORTH
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suffering from Asthma Bronchitis desiring per-
relief hear OF needy THAI has been used for
Ih resulting In the absolute OF %
par ami giving relief IN by addressing COZ
fIDENTIAL, IS. Tribune once.
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FOREIGN STE4ufRs 0CE Ar THIS Port


SYIPPIA ? tHVS.
PORTOF NEW.YORR. .........sCNoAY. NOV 10. 1892.
ARRIVED
teaner City OF Brussels Br Land Liverpool Nov and
Queenstown y with nd and l,sehgsa 10 John . pA'r
steamer H. era or " lis f 2 " nr: ""u
steamer 81 Romans Br Campbell London IA days WIN
moe ea 10 DGHc ts1mann elg schoonhoven Antwerp
Noy l. win p @ B% "a ts bona oct ~ Gibraltar 81
win fruit o. order. vessel to Geo Bulley: III.
,r ~ n sli., TO jas 4 Ward 4 o.
steamer Segune Berry Boston WIN noise ana p's'en GERS
70 - WTanoke Hulphur4 Richmond CRY Point and
NrolR Win msa znl passengers 10 OH Dominion - Co.
steamer Od Dominion ~ager. Rlchmoah. clty Point and
SorolK with ndo and passengers Old Dominion II Co
steamer Deiav @innett Charleston days VIII mise
ship santa Clara Rivers Liverpool % days with salt
70 orfer. vessel 10 ? Chapman.
HGs ana emp btnbeSs 0o b. Eer Rrsns1
SO days. with and empty barTesto oGor vessel TO Funeh
BArs Alexander tswsdl cronstadt Waterford 90 day. wh
and empty barrels to order vessel 70 Funoh sye Co
sUSsEr-wind az sandy Hook. moderate NNwi hay Al
City Island. light. INV clear
SAILED
Steamers Boutwell, Castle for London CInonsury. Bait
hips Pauln. for Shanghai; shak ,pers and crasaOu.
Ant~erp; Cyrus Wakeaeld. san francisco
TEE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov l9Arrived stesSer Ci. or a iysr
OBI. Condron from NeSYor< AoV o. on ne' way i-'''
sailed .,,an,r. rixona Cr Brooks from Liverpool hence
for ewYork Call rIr Hams rom Liverpool. houee Tor
Ncw-YorK. c,.....- s,,A from,
MovIIB Nov ls-Arrived steamer Crcasshn smitn' RON
HaysE No, ie-Arrtvea France tFrl. Hauterve
fr0m New-York New q.
DOMESTIC PORTS
pozrox Vac rived steamers Psrthia obi walker
Iverpool Phoenican 1Br Brown oAsso" Nefens Beafse
ptspsIPA Nov Io-saed. Lord Cough, Liver
| pool 1919, 49, r ..h.x r,,ar,oo,
BAInHoRA, Nov ls-Arnysd steamsf s Hermann 'Serl
| bremeu; Martha SteyeEA Chance, New YORK -, ~,
sxyASSAH Nov 10 steamers Cyionla (Br, Liver
| pool. Tallahassee. New York.
| sailed steamer CITY Of Augusta, New YORK
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TO BIZ SENT BACK TO CUBA.

Two young men, Jay Rider and James Driscoll.
1sre arrested Oh Friday afternoon by Detectives
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NzwogrsAss Nov Ie-At the Pssses-Arrved, ssoamel
Finsbury Csrdif; Jose Baro Barcelons.
Sailed, steamers Lone star and Ldde-dais
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Cocsaue soothss the scalp the dandrun
and aaoTds a r.ch ustre 70 the hair.
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be ini0rsed tcith fw

RoCKwELL-BRowN-o the 10th inst. by the Rev.
James W Ludlow, D. D.. DR. Henry r. Rockwell, OF PhilA
delphia To Alma Wimot Brown OF Brooklyn. ~ \.
An notices Of Marriage, must be ind0rsed eih fE
name and address
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MARINE INTELLLGEYCK

MINIATURE ALGANAC-r)-OAY
sunrisas 653 sets 439 Moon sets 35 NOON da7s 10
dlsf sArtf rs-ttl
Au-sanIy HOOK 2:5i Gov Island. 2G Hell Gate 5;I5
PM-sluiy Hook. 32l. Gov island. 3j6 Hell date 6:lJ
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Grip Van Winkle," at the Grand Opera
HOuse, viii b. given with the loiio"lns 0"'' ~f
IeF-rson's rpapnearauce this evening:

The following il the cast with which Les
Rantsau"-the fine comedy that Mr.. Palmer viii shortly
produce at the Union Square Theatrewas acted at the
| TheAfre Francois, In Paris:
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

n IHOb Il-3 NOrung MINT OAR.
VI 24ss7 01O ~ ? $3.50 = 9l011 Inch
3 To- IT, III N -Il ~ M n m ma. 500
7 --aTigs-T mn ,I sge44s MI ,Jtl q p 7ai
\ 4a@.JrY 5.1e.ief 80 sis af q hIi4i
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Gueclal Notlces
New story, sy the Author Of
Molly Bawn. N Geoarey. so.

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he SaW-foRK MONTHLY FASHION BAzAH Zoe NO
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all newdeaers IL Will also ne sent postage prepaid
The saDsciip piee is 81 so per year Addrrs'
Nos II to 81 vandewater-st. Yew York
Absolute sales OF Importance.
BY THos E. KIRBY & CO, AUCTioNEERs.
AT THEIR ART GALLERIES. si5 & 81 BROADWAY
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
CoLLECTIoNoF THE LATE
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SUPERB SPECIMENS OF
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EXTRAORDINARY ROCK CRYSTAL BALL
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BY NARCOTIC KIMBALL & CABUs. AND I.tPORTg6
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SOME MIRRoRs MAGNTFlCETT CLOCK SETS.
ALSO
FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND ESGRAvINGs
and
LIBRARY OF STANDARD AND ILLUS.
TRATED BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS
TIE WHOLE TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND
WEDSEsD DAY EVENING Next. AT 30 AND 80
O'CLOCK.
Also.
oN FREE EXHIBITION ~ SOUTH GALLERY, AN
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION or
WATER OLOR PAINTINGS
OVER TWO HUNDRED EXAMPLES OF THE
FRENCH. SPANISH DUTCH. SWEDISH AND EMO
FLIsH SCHOOLS.
SELECTED WITHIN THE LAST SIX MONTHS BY
MR. WM II. TANNING.
AND NOW EXHIBITED ~ Thto COUNTRY FOR
THE FIRST TIME
THE ENTIRE coLLECTION 70 BE SOLD WITHOUT
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT
Odd aud 2ith insts. 7i5 o'c.ocS.
:. Catalogues n above sales sent free to any de.'
Edward SchenclI. Auctioneer
SUPERB WATEitCOLORs
from the
EUROPEAN WAT R, OLoR GALLERY,
Tst INN ord ana never before exhibited containing superb
example, cele rated Aqarclsts Of tne French
Me:ssons.r~ De Neuvla-Brissot-D PoLne-
Decamps-Le Bas Gaysni-Ge sean J. Grace v2raet-
Gabrlni - ;o,taaai w. rODeri.~aias
sSni"'-n inionl-Ii'osi.
DANiSH %olsea 1n 'r' ,d ioa N.
isergDor rylnsea -lsyeHs CArisaaser
IS fp3. ' kS 3 o 6kLhE ' s. so 81 NAssAUsr,
wEDS sn .s VA e III; rHgsDAY FRIDAY.
LADIES especially invited 70 The eIhibiuon
Artistic Memorials.
THE NEW .ESGLAN D G@ANIrE = JIHs' HArtt'ri.Coaa-
Fine moab asu Al aud 1Illilg GrtIt, Orayays
and estimates tl4slod 9oI. SaAs's -
ACite- y l. C.ace LII - - -, =. y - > -
iiouic I...- J.IneS
AND
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPtCED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIEs PICKLES. sc
HoaseAeopers got tho a0ov, arac.ei made fro
ordersto SARAH = AcELhAth
Circulars references prices .ent application.
Lime Juice ard Pep.in -.
has fully established It's claim tne Oest aid 20 dig sOn
CASwELl, Massey 3 CO. LII B.say and 575 9Th ave