The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1876, Page 6

: 6 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1876.--WITH sufrrLemEeNT. ; ! m f year, and the two-year-olds of his get show @ marked | CONCORD, BY LEXINGTON, OUT OF BELLAMIRA BY IMP, | PRUSSIAN, BY GENERAL YORK, DAM BY IMP. GLEXCOF. Marner.” The inconsistency of some V i eis avutude jor runnipg, Kentucky bas only two win- ; MOvAKCH. Wateree, 3, cam by Charley Ball. $25 vnderstandivs. The same writers bow down belore by é A i ( » ters, Bertram and Freebooter, Vauxhall is ina simi. | Gi , aged, dam Maudina THY EVENTS DECI! . dead dramatists who never dreamed of originatiag iar pe 0 with Viator and Cloverbrook, English | Piccolo, 5, dam Maudina Racing bas of late years undergone a marked change, their plow, | sires are also represented in the list, the first being the heat races gradually giving way to the system of A SALARIAN THEORY. s | Varmesan, of the much coveted Sweetmeat strain, Total.... Séedke sine bi It would seem also that rapidly tellow- George Augusius Sain, rptings bay fter-dinner rorite speakers in Eugt: rep YON | HURKAM (IMP.), BY NEWMINSTER, OUT OF JOVIAL BY and that th whose daughters, Patience and Cyclone, have s reves) mun turn hats, make t 4, dam Maiden, rrie Atherton...... Totals. Pholps, tho vetoran tragedian, whose name is the sy- ail such eveuts are leit out of the tables herewith, Ca NER cae ek | | | cateh weight affairs at country trotting meetings; but | | | orton, 4, dai © + $4,025 | Hurdle 5: ay at solemn midnight hour, if i]]- | $5,750, the tormer securing the hon’s share, $5,550, BAY MIDDLETON, events are those from halt a mi r - Crities,” with it Lielieity, bat advanced a theory Review of the Year's Brill-| $5,700, the sires which appear for the. first sire Long: | Burgoo, 6, dam mma Downing... . $4,205 | Tn tact, out of the 400 races on “the fa Lunch at Guildhall to the Actors and | wiich'sumis ofargumont.. Ho said that Shakespeare iant Work | fellow is lar in the van, 80 far as the amount ot money | Chiquita, 4, dam Sunrise. . 500 | mile and less, and, including a mile anda balf, the id not contemplate that the player should be any- tan ork. | sg concerned, bis sole representative, Leouard, having | Huckleberry, 5, dam by Miller's 125 | number is 274, All races over t distance were A t thing but poor.” The sbristy mapuger of the Gl | Won $8,200. nelg, however, shows five that bave | Wailer, 4, dam Queen of Clabs... poorly patronized by owuers; and as associations ciresses. Theatre turned his to sordid account, and the | each done their share toward bringing him into pablic cater for large elds and thereby an increas#d patroa- actors of tis day m: wills bequeathing property uct notice, Idalia being the largest winger of the lot— Total. 2 age from the public, they eannot be blamed for accom- only to their families bus to the poor. If Shakespeare WINNING STABI AND SIRES | $5,000'out ot a total of $5,560, 11 1s unnecessary to re- | xsquinun, ‘OF Liba HY Lex- | mn dating themselves to circumstances. has any siceve to, laugh im at the pres. NNID ol At SES | SiMulave turther the doings of each sir resenta- _ = —— — MAYOR C Q POET. | #2t,,momeah he mbst avail himself of. it ee the accompanying table supplying all the in- | Bilt Brace, 4, dam Aurora Raby....+. $1,050 ays M:! R COTTON AS A . | when tnnking of bis commentatore sod in: erty formation neeessury toa thorough knowledge of the | Eniisier, 4, dam Crowulet..... 225 ris terpreters—that 1s, if he ever dors think of them, . subject, May D., 3, dam Florac,..... Distan Pets - Whester we agree with Mr. Sala’s theory or not, it is The Number and Distance of the Events | tasinctos, BY MOATON, OUT OF ALICE CARNBAL uy | McWhirter, 3, dam Ontario, pistance. Bi: pleasant to kuow that his boalth is sufficiently restored IMP, SARYEDON, i Speeches by Prominent Actors | 'ocuable him to take part ip public mectings. He has Decided. bat, 6, dam Saliie Lewis, | M astn cp adie hékeieabihel secseeces $4,872 ? been a great sufferer for several mothe . 4 Alice Jones... KEN i , Ne dap mere wed Es THE ; Caribon, oa loa Jones DICKENS, BY ACETRALIAS, OCT OF ALABAMA BY BLOWS | Hair milo, of 7 " and Litterateurs. Aries Me: Sole came Charles Dick and Mr. Ledges Sak ee ‘iddiestick, %, dain imp. Filagree Mary, 3, dam My Maryland, . $2,050 a ey ae end-Mr, Colemas. 606 Ae ieee eae i cove pxaarpy, | Foster aged, dann Verona, © Knob, 4, dam Slipper 255s | Zbree gus bd ies ea ae Wick and, finally, lt. Arthur Geet respouded for “+The WOK OF THE JOCKEYS ENGAGED, | invoice, 4, wan Volga | Moorhen, 3, dam Anne Arundel 1 Rie temokencs 5 ie Pir: ea 1 Loxvor, Oct. 25, 1816 | ladies, God biess them!” Way the ladies didn’t spent nl Staley By dam Miriam. Total #0 Junge Gatos | Nuleandaquarter........) —) 8) —) 2a) —) 87 | When, three years ago, a Lord Mayor invited mem: | Sterling was resent, but they ‘could not Rave kee ‘ " Shirley, 3. dam Miss Carter. VANDAL, BY IMP. GLENCOK, OUT UF ALa\ , es pe expen oe ee Maa S bers of literary and kindred artistic guilds to dine at | more sympathetic representative than the. author. ot The racing season of 1976, which has already prac- | Shyluck, aged, dom Edith : MP. TRASHY, ie Z] FT) x] x5} I] of | eke mansion House @ startled world threw up its | (hat touching sermon on the 'y cake, pasty 7 ? apa, 3, dam Mildred, Capt, Hanmer (late Vandal. Jr.), 5,dam Dew Two miles. =| sf —/ as} a} a3] ri the we cake, baker's man! tically closed, wii! bear comparisun in every respect | roi Ochiltree, 4, dam Katon: Drop... srl at bo 2,095 | due miles and a Ul Ne r4 ands asked, ‘What 1” Twelve months M LORD MAYOR AS 4 PORT. with any of its predecessors either in quantity or qual- Gray Steel, 4, dam Bettie Martin. | Two mien and q Eh aie iP ean 3 since tho sequel came to pass. A deputation from the Alter this ane on nn se os aioe salerinlamig ac Mty of the sport presented, Tho numerous tables of | Total... ss... Hi mere vinsage, pct mall Two roiles and a bi =| “o} 5] <] 7 | Royal Theatrical Fund actually Junched at tne Mansion eee Rossed ‘a ones xine bus be is Lord Mayor winning stables and sires aud the ta decidea founa | MUM BF me sain. Suilie Garver, 4, dam Charlotte | Two milesand Avefurl'gs.| —| —| —| 1] —] } | Honseand.shook hands with too Lady Mayoress, than | until the 9th of November, aud will be a poss alter, below tully attest this fact, and assure the most ardent | Fair Play, 4, daw Crucifix, Survivor, 6, dam by Lexington | three miles. oP) I) TZ] FT] a} T] 5 | Remy according to the Lurd Mayor, “a better woman | ward. for he has written @ poem, ot. ‘lmagination, Supporters of tue turf that their tavorite amusement | Hurry all, eae : Pane by gto | Four miies..... —| =] =] sl =] % | mever lived.” Nor ta tis all On that occasion the Sod ending wahahe W ilendines. Not only bas he done te steadily gatoing ground in popular estimation, The | YOBTRb Maan. Volvano, 4, dam lodine. bap ears | — | Lord Mayor declared that it would give him pecullar | this, but a volume of miscellancous verse ‘has just meetings bave been largely atteuded, while the felds | Vineland, 3, dam Cordelia , 40; me | 284 | pleasure to have tho actors’ company another day, | been publishod which will shod a pew belo around ed of horses, notwithstanding the severity of the weather | Virgintus, 3, dain Lute, Total... a 1 | When ho might have the opportunity of entertaining pyely ca gon aig Air bane du during the summer months, were far above the aver- ie | RT bolus pag es tb hprinetinae tiembad lingo raluniaiiih wali ggasi Why shoutd the young who Innocent? read of former years, thus adding largely to the toterest AWALLAGH, DAM BY | Alton, 4, dam Alta Vein... ies | BOS NO co seta eae ee 50 | Historic Guildhall put. on its best clothes Have morbid fancies bronght helore thelr eyes, C, qe | iF ra atic tales each serial supp! 4 a pastime. Ju peter sate see it has gx.on0 | StnRRS, dain Anna Franias 4 Nine furlongs A rey te bi rode Lane pee nie at When sound auvice and counsel ood they need? ; een the custom to include everything called a race, 4, dam I 2 1,000 | 2 re ! mien strange x . whether between balf-pred or cola blooded horses, or , dan Vi Osage, 5, dam Kate Leovard...... 1,200 | ee nae £ such s briiflant gathering of men and women as had A‘iadiann’s dream, a soul's clairvoyant fight, Gam Henrietta W. [ Higgins, 2,-uam Yellow Bird. . 2 "500 never before been entertained at lunch. There was Spirits round our homes may luger wear; which are compiled trom the official summaries of the | yn, & dan pues aii AUD-EL-RADER, BY IMP. AUSTRALIAN, OUF OP RERCEE HY | Steeplechases nonyme of all that ts honest in art and nature. There Spells or denth wishos arm with heaven's powor— meetings hell at Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, | tere Pag eer ety | Racine Sac ain BERTHUSE, das was Mr, Buckstone aud Mr. Planché, who, between i psrinenen decked aed 9) Shale Lodneete mone Nashville, Lexington, Austin (Texas), Louaville, Wash. | Bidar, © Ci sie dixon oLiPwe (IMP), BY ORLA oe ea rence en || Grand: tplalers : I them, eau count 150 y There was Mr. Alfred ‘Why? ah, why? Lpause fora reply. inyton, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Jerome Park, Monmouth | poamington IL, 8 asta saan Bea i 4 A MIDDLETON. | the uble'ot Ska a i Wigan, ni the most charming comedians that ever Park, Saratoga, Philadelphia and San Francisco. | Be, 3, dam by Ley : erciless, 3, dam Barbarity. + $3,400 e table of winning and losing jockeys needa no | graced the English stage. There were Frank Marsbail, q In computing the alae of the stakes the rule of the Lolais, 4 damn MAT oes Olenate 3 dam Oliata,.. *. 2 ber at, the figures giving all the information te- | om Taylor, Jamew Albery, W. 8, Gilbert and W, G. AMUSEMENTS. American Jockey Ciud has been followed, which pro- | Jove Chi iy a Winning Losing Wills to prove that English dramatists are not all Ks vides thatthe wonner’s own stake shall not be in- | | 4, dam Notice. WMHRN Fat sas BSthins tw rab ses 3 sees $3,630 | Name Mounts. Mounts, Tota | dead, Thoro wero Mr. Bancroft, whose fine taste 1s BARNUM’S GREAT SHOW, cluded, The fact that this is the mode adopted by the ate Paneer ech BE, RMAEGRDS, OC OM: SAIS ae ee ay ‘ a $ tis Nae dpcoitladeiie‘Apitand lleerbordlenetutbortdmaett Abate nd anes ero fam pesieie bo: Baye HON nl lod CHEE 8 leading associations is snficient to cause it to be the | I Garouet: 6, taco idaenna on . $3,200 oer) Wales? Theatre, and Arthur Cecil, who 1s as clever in | Concert Garden sinceits transformation into s ciréus r reevgnized law, and, therefore, calculations based upon | 5 KMBEL, "MY SOCKS (BY LMP. ocr ov bErTY v comedy us he 18 agreeable in society. There wero | SHU menagerie who can imagine the vast alteratiqns any other principle, however specious the arguments | Hirole, 3 tallt Ys i t WHARTON bY OTHELLO. at Hermann Vezin, wboss handgome, intellectual face | Which have boen made in this tmmense building. It may bein their favor, are worthless. At the sev | Rosgamantuas, 4 Goranpila, 4 dam by upee, 5 sip rr would attract attention in any assembly, and Mr, Jobn | !8 now divided into two sections proper, and indeed it moctings mentioned 412 legitimate racing events were | Sunbeam, 3, dasa Bolt si cheat Sum. Harper, 5, uam Mary Kernbron. SL 2,500 1 Coleman, who bas shown no little pluck in spond- | ™Ay fairly besald to consist of two shows instead of decided, exclusive of private sweepstakes and contests | Susquebanna, % sli ne ts i ip Inga tolerable fortune on “Henry V."? one. There is little danger of any person siring, ¢0 doh tnaha oectbnsers: : OF thee’ igress, 3, dam i im Total... i THE MANAGERS, numerous are the curiosities and objects of interest Pee a Tie de tal eh 8* “Our Boys”? came in the characters of Messrs, | Ne Witnesses on every sie, Raro animals of every from balf a mileto four miles, ead CMALLAN, OUT OF EuK- Similar distances, 20 hurdie races and 25 steeple- | 4S LIA BY YOUNG EMILIUS, chases. The total amount of money won was $371,1i Ambusb, 3, dant voliy Morgan including pieces of plate at their nominal value, | Ascension, 4, dam Liy Ward, sei welstinind enihatl ‘Astral, 6, dain Coral. Primrkwuaemmisiged ‘Auetralind, 4, dam Doily Carter Heading this list stands the name of Mr. August Bel- | Baden-Baden, 2, dam Lavender, mont, the President of the American Jockey Viab, | Barricade, 3, dum Lavender... whoso fine lot of thoroughre credited with the Thorne aud James. Mr, Hollingsheaa, with other | #Pecies, curious fish from the waters of trepical climes j managers,. was present, and music bad sponsors in | 82d birds of rich and variod plumago meet the oye, no Signor Arditi, John Parry, the popular Corney Grain | Matter where it turns, in the department devoted to and mavy another. The press found able reprosenta- | the menagerie. The claim that It ts “the greatest show tives in George Augustus Sala, Clement Seott, Dutton | 00 earth’ seems to bo well sustained, and Mr. Barnum Coot, f. 1. Blancbard, J. Mortimer, Charles Dickens, | UUs, Baye devoted most earnest and assiduous Mr, Ledger, Mr. Lacy, &c, When I tell you that | imate and inanimate, which be has gathered tog: Jenny Lind, Mrs, Sterling, Mrs, Vezin, Miss Kate | Trained elephants, tame pupopotsn as frol | LibbieL., 3, dam by Joe Stover | Oxmore, 5, dam by Oliver. | Stuntora, 6, dam vy Scythian, | Total... Pieteeh sate a ead | WAKMINSTAR (IMP), BY NEWMINSTER, OUT OF BLACK HESS BY KATCATCIMK. Inspiration, 5, dum Sophia = $1,865 Mary Long, 6 damn by Lar [tv pats Big Sandy, 4, dam Geneura, | Gold Mine, 4, dat locome.. sum of $39,600, Suitana, by Lexington out of Mildred, | Heretog, 3. T y » ey Hy ‘otal. ar teeccceees $2540 monkeys, educated seals and the yy family of cats, lias done the most toward securing tis result, her win- | Joe Cerne, 4 LIGHTNING, BY LEX! , OUT OF BLUK BONNKT BY Terry, Marie Wilton, Mrs. Jobm Wood, Miss Jennie | dogs, monkeys and birds divide the aention of wish, | Lottie Moon, IMP, HEDGRFORD, Lee, Louisa Pyne, Miss Litton, Miss Farren and Miss | tors with lions, leopards, tigers, panthers, the rhinoco- pings totalling $15, 00, Mr. Pierre Lorillard follows Perret rT ra . apni ste Freee ‘ | Madge, 4, dau Coupon, 3, dam Income. or - $25 on were among the ladies nf ros and other wild animals. some ot which are tho onl; with $22,788, malnly secured by the abilities of Parote, | Dar peRE TG Anan dINiitE Lee a eee 2 te a eel anak a encrm Some | specimens which hava ever before been brought to Hi ldalia, Zvo Zoo, Merciless, a and Shirley, Tom Donnybrook, 6, vam Jessamine Porter. + 740 9 ok vor the: talenh Asseranie jat_convulsion of | country or have ever been on exhibition in any show Uchiltree has been the means of elevating Mr. | lady dack Irigy, 4, dam Sullic Morgan... Se = nature will ensue I duro not surmise. There ts no | inthe world. The circus, which isa prominont featuro George L. Lorillard into the third position; for, | SPringlet, 4, dain’ Springbroo! Pansuares Ss Gan ure Creiners ere | 12 telling where this sort of thing wil stop, tor when xo | ree Hd nowPines at, ear riots ic Ane tat nes of the $26,896 secured by this gentieman, $2) | nbok, 4, dam rcp | me a ¢ * a exalted a dignitary asa Lord Mayor puts himselfonao e engaged and appear daily and nightly in the ring. falls to. tho share of that great son ot Lex- | 400 200, 2, duu Mazourka, | Total... seeeesee $2285 § [| eguatity—no, 1 mean when a Lord Mayor puts actors | Captain Vostentenus, the Grock Albanian who was tat, : lugton and Katona, and he stands tar ahead of all bis | | SERIaTO Me) LER TOS Ore ee ay y mone race, each, the | OD 8 ‘levul’ with bimself and allows them | S700) itor moss wenderfal of the mey Temerkable competitors tor the year. Colonel McDaniel bas not { Trouble, 6, dam Kate McDonald.......,..e00004 $2,100 | BUMBEFS xiVen being toral mounts :—Hargo, 18; B to shako hands with one of the best josities in the show. The Carlo family, old favor. been remarkably fortunate as u stakes winner this | nULiariN, By LEXINGTON, OUT OF MARIA INNIS BY Dv. | ai panel, RS Rdann Siar Rodolph, 8; women — that er lived—t tremble for the | ites to this city, are here, and sustain their old tim | ‘ YORKSHIRE, beh deb PRC Ed Sblas i Graham, 6; Ri Webb 6; Hankinson, 9; Butler, 4; tluepby, 8 Midg- ihe a bats id are kph a Seca lusks and Bolicnte-are eoipedieg aed ist it sti 2; Cuntrell, 2; Curtis, 2; Auston, 1; seth drape shy inundated by the Thames, 0 pe eats masa, a fearless rider, is well supported Those tailing to.winmrine ace an tallies BA saseh ine must be draw somewhere, and if not at actors, by crey etd aed Te eis egeticpegpana eh ld bors denuting losing mounts:—McCoy, 11; Collinge und | Pf#y: then, at whom? ball it boat journalists? An | ft Mores ‘rider. “All the arrangements, connected Florene, 9 each; Burrill and Morton, 8 each; Adains, | astute contemporary recently drew the portrait of @ | with the great show are admirably carried out for the pare a renee er bias eee distinguished momber of the press, proudly pointing | beuefit of the public, who 60 far have throneed the i Edwards, Reynolis, Jones, Carer, Wilton | %0 hin as the only English Journalist who had attained Ping, nae manok credit te due to Golenel Perea nee Hennessey, Thomas and Stewart, 4 each; Phillips, Linck, | social distinetivu, By all meuns let him be tho last, | the convenience of families and the lituie ones, who en- Colten rues Eanea Pa ote Brae it and | for if Journalists should be invited in a body to put | joy the sights immensely. A number of new stars are Ripton’ Davia and Hoody 2 each; Andeson, Clay: | (helt lege under the Lord Mayor's mahogany their | famed Mme. De. Bergh, the’ amous, oquestriennes ton, Harrison, Gilrey, Gooden, Coon, McLaughlin, | protession might be in daogor of becoming us highly | James Cook, the noted rider; Romeo Sebastican, per: Ensen, Small, Weeks, Hardin, Hay, Broth, Richards, | respected here us it is iu France and tho United States. | paps the best known horseman jn the world; James year, but nevertheless he has succeeded in picking up | the very acceptable sum of $21 It should also be borue in mind thatthe McDaniel stable only imissed securing the valuable Dixie aod Breckenridge Stukes, | with Vigil, through the compulsory sale of that horse with the Brother to Bassett, at the reported price of $25,000, Vigil's enrnings swell the total of the Mesars. Dwyer’s winnings to $16,10—a highly creditable sum, Considering the stort time they have been connected with the turf, Mr. MeGrath, whose stabe of three- | Now York, Yeur-olds was well nigh invincible last year, hus this | Plenty | Bullet, aged, dam by \ | BAYWOOD, BY LENIN OF BAY LEAF SHIRE, First Chanoe, 5, dam Dot, | Witte Burke, 4, dam Katink! Bay Rum, 5, dam Goneril. . Haglet, ster Planet, pt, 5, dam pina C., 4, dam Gorden. mouth, aged, Gath, 3, dam. Bi Larry Hart, 5. yilower im Nora. . dam Luileme,.... mion, aged, daw La Grande Duchess dum Mildred Total eeseaee cuit l\sren, iY Laxixros, ovr OF NEAUL | Gray Nun (late Lizzo R.), 4, dam Fairy E tine to pnt up with amore retired position, though em Miss Morgan 600 | _ TOlal.css sere reoese soncaeaaswesstgecs ely Blake, Patton, Judge, Wells, Tally, D Wi But let eturn to the mod r Tarsielo and og eoua give | by % | sULIUS, BY LEXINGTON, OUT O¥ JULIA BY IMP. GLENCOK. mine ts J PAE a aaice Oetkin ee ed rhe Lard ye modern comedy in one act | Messongor, the cannon ball man; Mme. uy the great speed of Leouard has given him areturn of | Roading, 400 | Deadhead, 6, dam Lewure mab ong 1.800 era Welaaa utero ies Vocbran, Foster, | entitled ‘fhe Lord Mayor's Show. others of somewhat lesser reputation. Mr. Barnum $8,200 our of his total of $15,290. ‘Ihe sum to Mr, M- | sonburst, 3, dam ‘A FRAST OF RRASOS, has completed arrangements for the publication at th: | Weatherby, 4, dam BROWN DICK, BY IMP. ARG ie : y ow ‘AVE, OUT OF FANNY KING | Montgomery, Forrest, Lusby, Gould, Paxon, Ford, Feeding, whatever its name, whether it be break- | great menagerie, Gilmoro’s Garden, of the election re- A. Liteil’s name reads a good deal Jarger than it ; | BY IMP, GLENCOR, r r, 6, dain Mutue Gross, “ hs Harris, Evans, Jenkins, Doig, Hooa, Pope, | fastiog, lupcbing, diming or supping is—teeding! The really was, for of Foster's $15,000 Caltoruim raco itis | WO'#DeF | Woodland, 3, dam Woodbine. $1,230 | Woods, Howscn, W. Johteou, Meenny, ‘Simons; | differcice between one feast and ancther depeudsupon | St'tho'sivetion nt Poets moment on the evening very doubttul how much he may evenwually realize, | Total. aie tbe FPR ARN | EF): PP eeuareasiain bY mr. | Frank and Reynolds, 1 each. v aa ens and ert soul eee as Io t . i y. NG TOM, OUT 4 " “p this rej 18 act Mr. EA. Clabaugh as Piccolo aud Viator to thank | PHAwTON (IW). BY ST eI. NAY AURSMIME | Aaron Penstogton, 6; dain Lucy Fowler.,.:...1 §t,100;]' *elNSInE SSN te sanne. for it 1 seldom that post-lunchial, spees Shea re ae ee for biv $10,680 aud Willians & Owings are ina great | pete harkley, 3, dam Capitola...... Ad Rasoamene pelea a te Winning Losing worth taking for the next morning's breskiast as those A very interesting concert was given at the Grane 4 to Creedmoor for their $11,200. Ten | 4, dam Saltie Anderson. do} L. . oat | Jockeys. Mounts. Mi of yesterday. First, of course, came the Lord Mayor | 0; House last night und . P. measure indebted to Creedmoor for thetr Ten | i fain Leet: 135 | Kilburn, 5, dam On) wesee $1,120 Hynde, “3 Jounts. sar himeeli, who lavished praise upon the drama to po ied pera a ight under the dircction of Mr, P. Broeck and Necy Hale put Mr. F. 8. Harper at the head of the foar-ligure wink yoy | GILROY, BY LEXINGTON, OUT OF MAGNOLIA BY IMP. 1,288 GLENCOR. 24 | degree as to make us truest lovers cry, “Hold, | © Gilmore. The director's renowned military band 1 +4 yg | enough!” To say, for example, that tne English | sixty-five in number, played the ‘“Semiramide’’ over 10 14 | Stage 1s tho most periect in the world ts sheer flattery. | ture, tho last movement of Beethoven’s ‘Fifth Sym 6 3 4 rs, though bis neighbor, ! | c * o | | Henry Owens, 3, dam Esteli ‘$600 | ee a ooo | Misdeal, 4, dam Mishap. 450 | ‘2 | Every clever Englisn actor knows that it 1s The figures gradually contract until the hist is brought | | Mohur, 2, dum Sequin oo $ | nothing of the sort, If the Lord Mayor were | Phony,” the “Willtam Tell” overture, “Rhapsodu | acquainted with that of France he would modify | Hongroise,” No. 2, Liszt, and ‘Marche aux Flam statement. Nor did he display much tact in the | peaux,’?No. 1, Meyerbeer. The band !s more attractiv nce of clever Miss Farren and Edward Yerry to if ‘ peek! at “pheerialliearten Garemane’” ap eaittied than over, finish of execation, spirit gnd expression —MeLaughlin and people laugh without leaving any good or sensivie im- | marking the performanco of each work. Mr. Gt. | UNCLE vic, HY LEXINGTON, ovT oF UNDINE BY 14n | Gaffney, 6 each; Jim Henry, 5; Johnson, 4; Slattery, | Pressiovs on their minds.” Burlesqae which 1s free | more’s earnest endeavor to give to the metropolis YORKSHIRE, ; MeGinnis, Brown, Richardson, Mcluarney, Ponton, | TOM indelicacy ts as legitimate art as John Leech, military band worthy of 1t has not beon in vain. The | Harry Edwards, 3, dam Ada Kennett... Towson and Cooney,'2 cach; Coleman, Bowman, Met. | of Crurkabank, or *Tho Pickwick Pupere,’’ or “Hood’s | overture to “Willlam Tell” wax magnificently played, Pompey’s Pular, 4, dam Amunua Bulord. call, Monroe, James, Wilbur, Hefferin, Fitzsimmons, | OW2.’’ If people laugh at innocent fun the impression but we cannot commend the judgment that suggeste, Woods, Maloney, Simmons, Miller, Shom and Bean, 1 | loft must be good tor vody and mind, as Jaugbter is a the employment of stage thuodor and lightning to a conclusion with the $20 of Mr. GB, Morris, The | py, ‘Uist ig as under St. Martin, 4, dam by Tokay, . Amount. | . 4,dam Fanny Hotton, August Belmont... $39, nette, Vierre Lonard. G. L. Lorillard David Mean P. Dwyer « Bros H. V. MeGrath 3,036 | _ Total. 6,209 | HARRY oY THE seeseee $1,100 OUT OF LAURA BY mr | Colonel Nelligan, 5, dam Emeline... seeee $1,100 | « dam Al W. T. Lin : 2755 TJ. Nichols, 16,610 W. R. Babcock. A. D, Brown, Total. i WA DANCK, ¢ Bullion, 3, dam Gold Ring Wiitauns & Gil sa. i 00 Daria tees Bee, 5, dam Laura 5 #0 | Total,.....0.0+ seeeereessescccees SL | each. | most benelicent medicine; and if people think that it | enhance tho effect of tho storm: music, Rossin ae eee Unie racemic ie ater eet 3 dam. Alexandra 2.125 | KING LEAR, BY LEXt ovr OF TOKAY BY DMP er | wey to as eg eetoally let them go to the ae sot nonsensical srpitanese a4 =? masia "iB : eae Fé : a by Rebel. ! YORKSM . theatre and xee iow few can do it, the soloists, a young pianist named Herm: Ad ory od 1 Geamenmethe deta Barat og. 1: escviiien @ darn Aten MIND RE Lo oeck THE HERALD'S POLICY. THE VETERAN PHELPS. Reitzel made the most marked improssion. He pli Redman, 4, dam by solferino.... 5 | Rappahannock, 3, vam Fanny Washington On being called upon to respond to the toast of the | Liszt’s “Rigoletto” fantasia and ‘Recollections of Bh & We Re Davie, mister of Mercy, 3, dam Sister of Caarity | Mi Each dav’s mails continue to bring us additional let- Re fae nny drama’? Mr. Phelps told the story of Roan Bs B. ete. He showed none of the features ahi te Stampede, 5 dam We mgt o | echtenns sip ddl “aedeedaS nO | fer to those alrendy pubiished, showing increased in- | orth or London, culed Suddicr's ‘Welly; now is | Hive. aPlistic excellence. The boy's. technique “and &. J. Baldwin 1. . Georg’ | ey, gsr RITANMIA BY | terest in the HERALD’s reduction in price and approv- | professional breturen told him that his experiment | phrasing aro clear and distinct, and his touch reflects pase Bowie. 8,408 $445 | ing the course of placing the news within the reach of | Would not last a fortnight and how it lasted eighteen | that of his excellent teacher, Milla, with wonderfu) ek, | Warhke, 6, daw by Cap! | Capt. Hutchinson, aged, dam Zero,.,.. 9) 4 " ‘ | ears, Inthattime Mr, Phelps produced thirty-four | fidelity. He is sure to make a mark in the masical 1. GK. Lawren 4,900 War Jig, aged, dam Dixie. | Kevso, aged, dam Kate Leonard. 550 | all. i be y f vs . Gi td ¥ ” Shakesporian plays, and he pertinentiy asks if he | world with tho very remarkable talont ho possess7s ’ Pham Varysne-& Ov sath ee Tene geeeiciaria he Oop bins ht aye 50 | ANOTHER NEWARK NEWSDEALER SPEAKS, could do that sgccosatully tor eighteen years why cau | The other solowis woro Mise Lilian. B. Norton, Me ; vaweli REC Sa ea ee Motel clk e)s caer wegeia vests $1,045 | No, 943 Broav Street, Newark, Nov. 4, 1876, | it wot be done again? “Why canvot’ a subsidized | Sohst. M. Ferdinand Carri, Mr. Arbuckle and Mr, George Sutcliffe... 1,935 cake tin DANIKL NOONE, HY LEXINGTON, OCT OF MAGNOLIA’ BY | To THe Evrtor or THe HeKaLve— theatre upon a moderate scalo be added to the late edu- | Lefebre. The audience was very large and encoret ti hens yee Brown sunerote, 4 ry rt IMP. ULKRCOL, In your paper last fhursda; you spoke of Mr, P, F, | cation scheme by which children are forced somehow | Were numerons, With sucha band Mr. Gilm is a * K fect 5 | Mediator, 3, dam Meannen $825 Mulligan being the only newsdealer in Newark who | Of otherintosctiool? 1 maiutsin from the experience | likely to crowd the Grand Opera House overy Sundays Ce ine. tarnise | Puss Broaduax, 4, dam by i : %155 | Sold the Heato for three cents. Ailow me to inform | of eighteen years that the ‘damnable iteration’ of | evening, dep anne” fr hee ictt yor gy | . ‘g ‘9 | -youthatI have been selling tho HxraLp for three | Shakespeare's words, if nothing more, going on daily hiesmas We Hanan i Pier eg atte : seed aera Fisooo | Sents 48 long as bo bas, and shall so continue to do ag | for many months mist aud wonld proituce a great ci- A CUBAN CHARITY PERFORMANCE. pele cy ine | eran bavis, UP ihheaker | l0DKa8 there is any call for the same, Don’t you | fect upon the public mind. Moreover, I have im iy | phe following announcement is made in the interest yre & Co irotad Rare ae $io.025 | ni elteaes Seti ee tae think a quarter of s cent a “little”? high for expressage | Possession hundreds of ietters from men ot all sorts, ou asingic HekaLp? Tha news company is taki izes and conditions who came to seo me at Saddier's | Of A dramatic performance fora deserving charitable BONNIE SCUTLAND (Ia. hs hegre OUT OF QUKEN Many | Courier, 3, dam by rai pesaperr: ec | allthe money, Respectfully, &c., Wells as boys, and have written to meas men, to say | object:— ‘ Gi . BY . W. TAMAN, they received their first glimpses of education'at t ¥ Alice Murpay. 2. dam Hottie Martin $50 | peeeh BRU aan e AY SOvCmnr I gingers MAN. | (ueatee If 1 would, Mind’ a momber- of Par |. Mr, Augustin Delp nating aeseunly daputed’ tes mse 2, dam Sue Walton 5u0 dum Laura bru CAN MAKE IT PAY AT THREE CENTS, liament—which I am afraid is hopeloss— | lis theatro we beg to nnnouage that the play of “Man and | 5 aM , BY LEXINGTON New York on Moxnisasta, Nov, 4, 1976, | Who would take the matter up 1 would | Wile” will be produced Fnoon performance at Fifth h mete of 8 3978 | -dawanied dant Aqvanes. To Tux Epiror or THe HeRaLp:— willingly devote what little ot lito remains to mo to | pervulchecAnaeunen fBrookiyn under itr: Daly's | Benzine, EB dk dg ut eS $175 | in your editorial of November 2, on the price of the | point out the way in which this could be done,” Mr. | gupervision, for the benobt of the: wide | Hombast, ,100 | Oriole, 2 ‘y lan 500 | Hxraro, you say in Morrisania there are only three | Phelps may not find bis member of Parliament, bat he | the Cuban’ war, who, ia thelr pressing distress, Kinne: 33 | Total newsdealers, and that these have combined to charge | 1s quite right to put forth the claims of the drama to | asistance to their sisters o: America, On heb Paper Maker, 4, dam by A Spindrift, aged, dam by W RUGENK, BY REVENUE, digus ssseess $075 | four cents, regatdiess of the wishes of their customers, | @ Subsidy, Look at the money spent by government | !dies and the sympathizing residents of this city who have ee gh PASNT Pins ay mee, | Now T must te to differ trom you. Tha ou the British and South Korangtos pf abe and yndertaken thin measure fo Ne aie or van eee NE the Morrisauia atcamboat dock, and. there Ii on the National Gallery. Potent as are these educa- saot the Propised outgrtaininst, We rl i \e hc det Pa) } been more than three cents charged for the Heratp | tors, they weigh little in the balance with the theatre, re tl hat their Efoeness will be worthily be- ‘s i. LAN PY by VES I Lt, | since you reduced the price. The only difficulty I have | to which tho masses flock, not for an occasional hour's | stowed and gratetnily appreciated. rineston, cll “eden beg is in not receiving my Henatvs in time for tho first | improvement, but for mgotly amusement, I fear little | (, Mts Mayor Wickham, Mrs, George O. Barrett, Mrs, Emilia peau ad tancauie sian hee boats leaving our place, which is 6:50 A.M. If you pla ght in dociaring that a people’s civilization | & Ser yererm, Bee A, Cashman, Mise A. Leary. Met ‘ L i. will say in your rthat the people will be accom- lepends upon its amusements, and that if ever | (anol y 4 Well ve. cane Bull Munday, 4, dam by Engineer........ .000. $400 | Todated wi tue Hewat at the gboveplace tuere may | Government protection were needed in any direction | gamobelly Mrs. ‘General ‘Aguilera, Mrs. 8 : 1 . Wauseon, . B. Lewis & Uo., BD. Wilson & Co, Leonard, 2, dam Colleen Ba | KENTUCKY, BY LEXINGTON, HY iMP, Bertram, 3, dam Bernice..... $5,000 | ubiNnono’, iy 'LEXINGIOX, OUT Ov HyHWSIA BY IMP. | he no neccessity In having auother mevedealer start iy | iis in that of the art which nolds the misror w Hon’ Wiitem HeWischareaee dea, Bamael Freebooter, 5, dam Feineva 020 TORKSUIRE. Mornsania. Ihave iately purchased this place, which | Bature, Shakespeare does not “spell ruin,’ as bifid ee Nees Se Autres Waentate, | Tom McKinney, 6, dam by Jim Alien.......... $490 | was formerly kept dy Charles Lawrence, Boae:caolt once said itdid, Barry Suilivan’s Richard ili, | Mr. Bdward L. Donneliy, Mr. 0. Villaverde,” | se teeweeees $3,020 | HUNTRK'S LEXINGTON, BY LEXINGTON, OUT OF SALLY 4. LIPPINCOTT, dies nightly at Drury Lane in the presence of large J. peed Fassett, | LEAINGTON, OUT OF VERONA BY InP, | i LEWIS HY IMP. GLENCO Morrisanta Steamboat Dock, Mott Haven, multitudes, and at the Queen's Theatro, a fow rods | Mrs. i’ Gade Doreen | KHIR, Lady Clipper, 3 years, dam Carrie Cosby... P, 8,—If there ts any way that I can get the Hxxano | “Henry V." fxbts at Agincourt with | Witliam Greari: Nes SW Salomon, Mes. FM Poolge Mra, Cloverbrook, 2, dam Maudina. $320 | VERSAILLES, HY VANDAL, DAM BY IMP. 3 by A. M., from your office I will embrace j worthy of admiration, itr, Phelps is | J. N. Dowling, Mrs, Jane Olwall, irs: M. Enuunties, Mex oem ju | Viator, 4, dam Heather Bull. + 6,200 | Verdigris, 4, dam Belle Brandon,........++e00. $300 | portunity and go after it myself, and if you ba right: What was Joue tor eighteen years can be dono | Evangelin 8. Gardoxe, Nes. E. Li 4, Prolessor Horn. a0 — | Bat B, BY REVENUE, OCT oF Makooy BY Imp. | ers pleago furnish me and I wiil'place them in conspic. | again. Poremar, De. Kaward | Melilgun ° Mr. Arthnr Leary. onus Allcock jo | Total. avoid Bivresetevededs ery se SENS) GLENC uous places, Yours, &c. Kd | THE STAGE OF THE rast, Dre Lowts 4: Sayre, General ¥. Vi Aguilera, Ur. charles B Rogers. By | sack MALONE, BY LEXINGTON, OUT OF GLOWIANA Hy | Calvert, 6, dam Chickamnugn...... pironaiyt | Those who talk of the deyeneracy of the drama | 5 '™pont.,MG,S tM: Barlow, Me, Carlos dal Castitio, De no | AMERICAN ECLIPSE. MARSYAS (ENG), BY ORLANDO, OUT OF M. . A WAIF AND STRAY. | should gu back, as Tom Taylor did at this iunch, to Frothing! ee as, ene tev, O. Bozar, 3, dam by Australian, $400 WHISKER, ws i 1875, when all plays and players were expelled trom General F, DARR, Treasurer. 0 1,400 | Point Biank (imp), 6, dam Marehioness........ Pi 0: the city, bag and bi bu | LANET, OUT OF ALDINE, | She was elegantly dressed. Her walking dress was alderne >, ape Bhakeapeer kines as nee eucoe. $250 | made of the finest alk and hor sealskin civak of the | build theatres beyond the city jurisdiction. Nous | SAD EFFECT OF A RAILROAD ACCI. | Brakesman, 5, dam Capitola, | Camargo, 4, dam, Vidett Damon, 4, dn ae Ge “a | De ee a aaa Poany Harve. | Atasa-ar finest fur, But when she was brought before Justice | “Cnarien tie Pareto i Saroetaenee hd DENT. 3a, Sackaue aCe bu | duck sheppard, 3, dam septima | Bxplosion, 3 yew 3 seeee $200 | Kasmire, at tho Washington Piace Court y pud the olt-repeated statement thut the drama hoy Sout... | PATRIOT, BY Bit morning, she bid her faco in her hands and we; was degenerating, ani found an able seconder in W, x Carter, a remarkably handsome girl of Euclid, } by Gilbert, who asked his appreciative audions st # voy, who bas been the court mossenger for fifteen * PP audience what | inthis State, who was in tho fearful railroad accident anes sononen 6.490 | Mary, 6, dam Fanny F sieve wai 8 they found in looking back to th See Ce BaldtOs ne tae, (maNedat, RY. LEIZOPUS, OUT OF BAY. LEAD AY Nake | Peer, told Judge Kasouire the story ot the: wivi's tite, |-thearamat . © Prosperous days of | on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wertern Railroad at giso. | Her tether was a German vanker, well known aud r0- | way ahay at Gemeente REAM Leighton, last Tuesday, 18 now lying at the residence of Hh oat ' Jovent Garden Theatre, under tho man- | Depot Master Trowbridge, at Hoboken, ina state o! Lawen, ny EeyINGTO | spected in this city, who lived in Second avenue. | sgement of Mr. Charles Kemmble—an eminent Shake. | Fike nervous promis, Tie onto vanse sou 0 | ck, 2, dam Kebecea T. Price, iso | When she went astray ber family deserted her and her | spearian actor, and a man who, of allother men, might | lady reached Ifoboken on her way to the State Normal 20G | KK DICK, BY LEXINGTOS, OCT OF aLanama AY BROWN | uncles, one of the richest firme of brokers, according | be supposed tu be actuated by a profound reverence | School at Courtlandt, but was unablo 0 proceed any ie to the Statement of Mr. McKvoy, have persistently re- espeare—that under his auspices | further, and Mr. Trowbridge, sooner than-ailow her to ‘eeps his memory es ; Hovk ‘k, 3, dam by Ta $100 | fused to assist her. On hearing story told by Mr. | 80d with bis sanction there was produced a gross and | be taken to a hospital, took her to his home, whero his f fresn by the prowess of iis 1 e descendant TUB. .ccsrvesvevsessenss +. $6,425 | I. C., 3, dam by Pane! 24 | Mekvoy, Justice Kasmire called the poor girl up before | Witless travesty of the tengedy of “Hamlet,” and that | wife is attending to her day and vignt. In her sleep the prowess Of us immediate dovcendanis, | | YMEsAx (aN0.), BY AWAKEEAR, OFF OF OHUYERE RY | — | his desk’and asked ner whether the statement inade by | Mt. Liston, ono of the brondest low comedians of this | Mi-s Carter wakes up in terrible fright wnder the belief and, as he was won cing days, distance YERULAM. Total cesses $125 | Mr. McEvoy was trae or not. She suid, “Jadge. Tain played the part of Ophelia Now, be ventured | that she is ina train and that another collision i nbout sii competitors, No less a sum than $s KONG oF TREMTS (RNG), RY VELOCIPEDL, CCT oF Mus. | UNeMLY-CWo "Years old; I cun speak Kuglieh, French, | 10 think, with all their degeneration, that suc an out- | to take place. Her father has been telegraphed for and won vy the sons ana duughters of th 1 German and Hahan and a little Spanish, The Hrnann | Tage as that would be impossible at Drury Lane | 1s expected to arrive im Hoboken to-day, $100 | Feporter has xeen mo here betore; my poople will not Theatre at the present date, in those days authors 400 Frank Carter. | Ozark, 4, dum 400 2. G, Bacon. 40 KN. Erwin. F HM. Van 1 kK. 0. & . 800 G. 1. Morris REVOLVER, BY RBEVENUR, FOr tEn ne | YORKSUIR| $3,100 Madge Duke, 2, dara Tick au Risk, 4, dam siren Lexington, though no more, still been | Cyclone (imp.), 3, dam Typhoon, ero of | Patience (itnp.), 3, dam VPatronag 4, dam Ron: Yorkshire Lass ( i . Of this amuunt Tom oO Suit YP, uel », $$ eed aee csnceioute $52 170; but all of the arene | ystettle cee ee reece eeeeeccraccees cess $5,000 | PILGRIM RY LENINGTON OC OFT CN ey ee i ae areas oar amcakeAanEe | tively a indies tarmel to utle fof. the akoueer | COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW STUDENTS, 1,000 each, with ti vt 4 * DIXON BY ARLINGTON." la 8, dém-Aurvlis Westhermer........ | kindly, recalied to ber recollections of her mother and | their bonnets; and although it could not be denied Pernt et uretau en's eam rece nd, 3 dam Mardstone oa ere LUTRAnian: ocr OF Lavespen ae | ber old home, and finally said:—Vou are too young | tbat thero were more “‘adaytationa”” on the Naw Your, Nov, 4, 1876, af Invoice, Leamington and Virgil run ac! race | jg for second piace, the latter sire securing it with | WAGNER, | and handsome to aie 4 wretched death in prison, as | than its weil hers would cai to see, it | To tHe Evrror or tne AxRain:— | aoe tkGia/ Widsld Sot Settee & | you wut if you are brought here by the police, ‘Go | Was, nevertheless, h . damm Julietta... significant fact that the principal m Minnie Mioor pn thot promising tilly Zoo Zoo with $4,450; still 1§ credited with $25,770. lanet supphes twe pF ag en sare dam Sally, | Glentina, 2, dan Katina | Idal dam Item Orion, 2, dani Lark. the majority of the students to do so, The lemon S00 | Alten Pinkerton, 3 dam Susan Overton, ‘ae eee ine whose principles are democratic had on foot a project toh; O87 OF VERONA » YORK | then ete hg og yp his vishal i] oe v4 weaneyy Hyron at two houses, Gilbert at two houses, saodion of the: college ane ihe: tating oF the uber h an e of his hor i : rarm, &. Gaus by Albion is use into the garden an oucicuult at @ seveurh house, Wills at aneighth, | students too highly to continue, I think 1 showed OW | KY VOLTICKER, Lies Mr. Gilbert might havi $50 No, 98 Hudson street, Hoboken, was awakened by the wiitelo inertia gl ave re vory gr aun | } , My object in addressing you this note Is t . " has $30,961 The gov of | T dam Ohignon.... “aes nee ey ue one aud try and do better.’ The poor girl, with her | P ayed that Dizhtat Drury Lane, tho Queen's, the | note Is to show the ras and with such as ¥igit, Vagrant aud Virgiuius, | | crnisan, 4, dam Moti Stark. as von laa AR ah Polini Gere? bud ibe airasteena ne iycee the last night’s procession with a transparency beat to ketp him in remembrance by breeders, his services | PIMLICO, BY DONEKAIL, OCT OF MAID OP MONMOUTE BY Fe TRAE add the Olfinpte and aa andp 8 few DIEU | inscription “Law School of Columte College,’ tre likely to be called into greater requirement. | Aus. Pak FRAT SEND AN ATTENUATED EXCUSE. ever thele intrinse Taerite taighs be, of Geceiy ave ee | hates iheeinatiin:oe ek oot dire 4 uu does vot pr avy very large Winner this | ov. 2 | cal eb ecevecen rowth, Parsod rose! ives year, excepting nhutherturd’s $6,000 at san Francisco, | niviey, 5, Sac S $150 | Gixs ation (atv), UY BLAIR ATHOL, OUT OF GRETA | Barly yesterday morning Mr, Mathey, residing at | © ENGLIAH TO THE BACKNOSE, the Law School, had no authority nor the consent of | ' 9,500 | poten, BY LBXIN sog | 7" rso winners, the aggregate footing up $15 242 lows imported Vhaetot, the last of whose ' King W now on the turf. Possibiy po horse bas ever done so Total # bg os 10 | there captured a fine young negro, The dusky indi. | Dickens at a ninth, prevent a rather formidablo 1 dering the fimited opportani- “s vee $5, MUGUINS, HY JACK MALONK, OCT OF PANSY WALLISTER y ike AA OT r owe Beh oe ded Tin of produciug swek, andthe Ken. | MRINOURNE, Jk, BY IMP. KNIOUT OF ST. GORGE, OCT | est ‘ dam aay Oy ean vidual in question, when taken to tho police station, | grouting from the Trench When at woites charge, of | especially the Law School, Into.a political organization, Fraud, 6, dam Lady Culpepper. th. 1 csssseeee $60 | told Acting Sergeant Edward Kennedy that his name | [ shonli like to know who did more in the wa and wihout a majority in their favor to give them the, , | Pack, y ol up- | right to do so, 4 $86 | OYSTBRMAS, BY KEVENUE, OCT OF MISS COUTS BY KOS- | was James Wilson and that he lived at No, 15 Cornelia | propriating plots than the divine Wii 3,095, , ro. reet, mm the Ninth.ward; that he was a cook, a waiter i if 1h aaieTOr We cone te | ene ' y Mohéretaid violent hands on whatever he 150 | Dowdttui, % dam Spotted Fawa gudla'wiewather, “His excuyo for boing ithe rear | 19 Italian or Spanish, ‘and Dryden iid tate Metiaee be | comoerness . Mathey lucky breeders deeply rezret his . DY IMP, MELROSH BY MRL.NO . | Basil, 2, dam Nelly Gray. ain Wagonnette, ly a Without ts the be y men who so Cleverly sprang such a trap on us would not have beon alraic WkST ROXBURY, IMP. BALROWSIR, Ha was that he was hiding from two | Molidre did unto others, 3 insert! ‘of the | BY IMP, ULEYCOR, friends who bad come over from New York’ witt bim | excoriating Mr. Gil igemaon be ok iy Miaunt ie yoccpaes bred Site coe Late by “ sch advanced very rapidly to a prom: TOA csvesseeesseseeesensevecserrseeeeereees $6,286 | Startle, 4, dam Nora Worth seeveseseese $40 | and who threatened to beat him, idea of “Daniel Draco” from George Eliov’s “Silas wre: haat to ‘A STUDENT,