The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1872, Page 9

THE REAL ESTATE MARKER. Continued Activity and Im- portant Sales. HARLEM INVESTMENTS. Valuable Down-Town Business Properly ; Under the Hammer. DETERMINING VALUES. WHAT CONSTITUTES “THE CITY.” Particulars of Yesterday’s Transactions. The attendance at the auction sales yesterday Was encouraging to the promise of activity in the ‘Market, which we have before noticed. The prin- cipal attractions were the sale by Mulier, Wilkins & Co., of improved business property on Exchange place, Broad, South and Pearl streets, under an order of the Supreme Court; of improved property 00 Broome street, near South Filth avenue, and by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co., of a uumber of lots at the upper end of the island, variously located in Har- tem, This district still retains a front place in the faver of inveators since about 1835, when it first began to attract attention as a promising fleld of *peoulation, It has witnessed some reverse of ‘values in the interim, however, lots that in that time sold at $800 and $900, selling again at $9 and $10, ana later at $40, with a profit at that figure. Some of these lots have since sold at $2,600 per lot, ‘The various projects looking to the improvement of Hell Gate and the opening of the Hariem Canal -have stimulated ACTIVITY IN HARLEM PROPERTY, @epectally on the east side, from time to time, aa the Prospect of their accomplishment seemed near or remote and the influence likely to be exerted by hese works impressed itself on men’s minds. Thus, @ writer in an evening journal in 1860, disoussing the future of New York reai estate, mado the fol- dowing prediction:—*That Harlem River, from the North to the East River (now being made navi- gable), wili soon be the great depot for coal, wvod, dumber, brick, hay, lime, fruic, vegetables, -&0.; and that it will be lined the whole length with Canalvoats irom the lakes, which will never go ‘below Marlem River to discharge their cargoes, The present business of this kind now done at Whitehall must be located on Harlem River. Whitehall will then ail be needed for the dncreasing foreign commerce. At the present moment all the grocers above Twentieth street can go to Harlem River in tess ime and much easier than to Whitehall. Nearly all the vacant ground, to build on which buildings material wilt be Wanted, is now on average above Fortreth street, aud, m ‘point of ume and facility to builders, nearer to Harlem Kiver than to We lumber depots in the ‘tower waras.’? It will be seen that, although the prediction is yet short of its fulfilment because of the delay in the proposed opening of the tlariem Canal, yet that the Srowin ol (he city has Leen steady in that direction, ‘while the stimulus Which would ‘be given to build- 4ng in that section by the completion of this work 18 08 patent now as it was Licn and as strong an in- centive to steady invesiment, sis movement is Not confined to tarlew proper, but extends along the whole of the east side down to Fiity-ninth street. The smaller German capiialists are large buyers here, The sale to-day ouered A FAIR THT OF VALUES 4g the nelgnborhood where the several lots disposed of are situated, and tue vidding and attendance ‘evinced the interest we nave above relerred to. The following are pariicuiars of the sale:— 1AO8 ing, ench se100, each, Lot ith av., 4 fh 8, of 58th st. and” ¥ ‘ota adjoia- ‘each :fxi00, each. The first uf these lots was sold fo On the ‘five lots in 106th street, corner of Fourth avenue, the terms were seveuiy per cept on mortgage, and the same on the 134th street low On tne two lots on 122d street $2,500 remaims on mortgage, Five lots on 105th street, in rear Of the 106th street lots sold, gndone jot on 133d sweet, near Madison avenue, and advertised, were nol pul up, Owlng to the ab- bee of the owners, . Jonson, Jr., soid @ lot on the north side of 116th street, 175 feet west of Kighth avenue, 25x85x for $7,500; a lot. on the north side of 123th street, feet west of Fifth aventie, 189x00.11, with & Abree story and basemevt frame house thereon, for 7,500; and two lots on tue south side of 113th street, es A hag of Fiftu avenue, each 256x100, for eee. or DOWN-TOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY. Cg of business property down town was the al feature of the day’s busiuess, althoug! esting to the mass of real estate 9) te principal signitieaace arose from the Serminalion of values in the tower part of the city Goring out of the decision of tne New York Stoci Excnauge to fix its present location as @ permanent pea te has exerted @ inost tmportant influence xemes im the neighborhood, which had ton préviously unsettled by inc Hg Ca deal a dons considered from time to time for a Sr the location of the Post fegrapat "hie dew ullding of the Western Unio. legraph fn Gompany, a@oncerning which we publis! some facts last week, thc mammoth ih bullding Projected on Broad |" -atreet, between Wall street and Exchan, lace, and other proposed improvements of a contly chart acter, have ‘determined the district south of Cham- Loe street, ia spite Of whatever uptown movement occur in other departinents of business, ag tho ¢ City,” the great financial quarter of the me- ‘tropolis. Particular tuterest was byt cn in the sale Of the property on Exchange pouncement of its purchase by Kuseri ‘sont out on the ta; lage the an- 6 Kelly bein of their instrament by the Wal gtreet Financial News Bureau. It is stated that Mr. Kelly intends removing his banking house to tnis building. Tie ae are tie particniare — aha? geo f laud, together with tue four and a slery mar! Sie front uilding thereon, on the northerly side of Exchange piace, between ‘William and Broad streets, and kuown as Nos, 45 and 47, be- ing togetiier 50 feet in width tn jront and rear, by 96.6 Jee! on the easterly anu 99.8 feet on the westerly Aine, and 1s arran; ged Jor ollices, $160,000, ‘The plot of land, toxether with the four story Frencli roo: brick ‘puting thereon, on the north. ‘west corner of Broad aud South streets, and Known a8 Noa. 127 and 129 Broad street and Nos, 15 and 16 South strect, being 47.4 ieet on South street and 60.9 feot on Broad street, and 1s arranged tor oitices, $70,600. The fourstory brick store and lot on th + easily corner of Pearl and Platt streets aud hows as No, 225 Pearl street, being 16.10 feet on Pearl etreet, 28.7 feet on the rear aud 69,11 leet on Platt street, $2),(00, The purchaser of the Broad and South street erty was Z, Jaques, and of tue P Property i tl e Pearl street ‘The following were the other sates, the Broomo street property bein; next in interest: — ‘The three lots of boii with the three and basement rick, bi ulllings thereon, on tae outh side o: Broom between Wooster street = ct) Fifth srenge Mor Laurens street, and a8 Nos, 489, 491, and 493 Broome street. Lots oa about 21 feet trout by an average depth of 96 feet, Broome street a veen Widened m Prront of this property, the land taken for such widening gaia for, ag |S also the assessment. Purchased by tin Bates for $78,000, ‘The two story and attic brick front house and lot on the wesicriy side of Sixth avenue, between West ‘Washington and Waverley places, known as No. 69; tot 20.2 by 80 feet J. W. Rice, $14,700, aizety McGuire gold the house and lot No. $3 a ard aurect, rece {or rig for da inne oe pat Lot 0. ot hth aveuu aati, tor ‘er ihe war hb stoop wn stone front house and 1 216 ¢ Thirueth street, lot 10x08, for ana the premises No, East Bight! hy street, comprising 1ot 2in76.7, vain py. is ‘gyal story brick tenement house thereon, for A WOMAN BURNED TO ) DEATH, Coroner Herrman yesterday afternoon received faformation that Mrs, Margaret Jackson, a widow Woman forty years of age, had been burned to death at hor reside: ‘Bethune street, by her clothes accidentally tal 1h held over tue remains to- Ay iy ote va i MARRIAGES AND DEATHS DBACON—F. roman “At Prinentan, mDEACOx, of mg aia LANs Fowtsn, a a apy, =On Monday, March : Boston papers please aus. Ny Jy at tl ha he on oc tha bride's Dy. SIMkS—GODEREY.-On | ednesday evening, March (bo Toelsance. POTeAY DY the NEW YORK H#HKALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1%, 1872.—TRIPLE SHEET. Rev. Dr, . Haignt, rector of St. Paul's cnurch, Revnaa Pons, to SaRau J,, daughter of James Goa! Carrey Ewan. —On Monday, -March 11, at the residence of the bride, by the Key. Wr. "steele, ALFRED M, Suita to MaGaie E, NEWMAN, ail of this city. Died. BorruM.—On Monday, March 11, Mary, widow of Wiliam Boerum, in the 75th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, Newtown, LL, on Wednesday, March 13, at two o'clock, BRavy.—Maky Brapy, widow of comane Brady, departed this life on Monaay, March 1 er junerai Will take place from tile residence of her sister, rs. ?. Murphy, No, 9 Hubert street, on Wednesday afternoon, Mareh 13, at one o'clock. BULKLEY.—al Southport, on Monday, March 11, FREDERICK BULELEY, Funeral from nis late residence, on Wednesday, 13th inst, at two o'clock P. M. CANDLER.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, March 12, of scarlet fever, ee BALL, eldest on of Plamen B. aud Maria Luin Can Candier, age yeas 7 months and 19 da’ Funeral from the residence of bis parent Washington avenue, this day (Wednesday), acon 13, at twelve o'clock noon, Relatives and ‘iriends are invited, CanigaN.—On Monday, March 11, Mary Cant- GAN, in the Sist year of her age. ‘The remains will be taken at ten o'clock A. M. on Thursaay, March 14, trom tne restuence of her nephew, ‘Geo. W. Van Voorst, 22 Thompson strect, to St. Anthony's church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Tho enends and rela- lives of the family are invited to attend. Cassipy.—On fuesday, March 12, 1872, Joun L. Cassipy, aged 53 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- speciiuily mvited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day, March 14, at half-past eleven o'clock A. M., from the residence of George W. Beers, 74 University place. POratamns.—On Saturday, March 1872, Wi1- LiAM H, COALMERS, of Gloversville, Y., eldest son of Thomas H. Chalmers, of New York city, in the 49th year of his age. Buried at Greenwood, Correy.—On Monday, March 11, of consumption, Hanora MEACLE, the beloved wife of Thomas Coffey, a rative of hearer county Galway, Ireland, 4m the 44th year of her The relatives and irienos of the family, also of her nephew, Joseph Meacie, are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, from her late residence, 124 Monroe street, nis (Wednesday) afternoon, at two CONCKLIN.—On Sunday, March 10, 1872, of ae Plexy of the heart, JuLia H, CONCKLIN, aged years, ‘rhe relatives and friends of tho family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, m tne residence of her mother, 1,006 Lhira avenue, at one o'clock P.M, COWPERTUWAITE.—On Tuesday, March 12, Of scar- let fever, RICHARD S. 1’., youngest son of Joseph and Mary E. Cowperthwatie, aged 6 years and 3 months. Relatives and friends are invited to age the funeral, on Thursday, av f-past one P. M., from the residence of i118 parents, 228 Kignib strest, be- tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, South Brooklyn. DaxForta.—at Middieburg, N. Y., ou Tuesday, larch 5, ANITA, daughter of veorge L, and rena . Danfort! Seat 2 ee ane Sa Dayis.—At Blizabethport, N. J.. on Monday, March 11, Mary E. Davis, second daughter of Wil- penieae Ohristena F, Davis, aged 6 years and 11 months, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Come- tery to-day (Wednesday) Funeral from Liberty street, New York, at twenty minutes to three P, M. ane sate and friends are respectfully invited to attead. DUNBAR.—In Stratford, on Sunday, March 10, after an iliness of two years, GEORGE C. DUNBAR, ed 48 yoars, 13 irisnds and acquaintances and those of the family are invited to attend the Luneral, ou Wednes- day, March 13, at nali-past two o’ciock P. M., irom Christ church, Stratford, Exiison.—In tas city, on Tuesday, March 12, HENRY ELLISON, 1n tho 43d year of his age, The relatives aud iriends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to atleud the funeral, from his late resideuce, 26 Minetta lane, on ‘inursday, March 14, at one o'clock P. M. HLY.—{n Newark, N. J., on Monday, March 11, CALISTA, Wile of Matthew Ely, in che 64tn year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- Specttuily invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, corner Pucitic street and New York Sane on Thursday, the i4ta inst, at two o'clock EVANS.—Suddenly, EpMOND Park Evans, aged 27 years and 8 moatns, ‘The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday, March 14, at two P. M., irom the resivence Of his parents, 196 Walworth street, without further notice, G1BsON.—GEORGE W. Gipson, youngest son of Henry Gibson, aged 11 years, Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, the 14tn instant, from No, 35 Horatlo street, ai tWo o'clock. GiLBERT.—On Tuesday, March 12, of baeumonta, Dr. Huen 3. GILSERT, 10 tke buth year o} of his ag ‘ino relatives aud trionas ur the family are respect- fully inviled to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, No, 107 South Fifta sereet, icon gE. D., on Friday, the 15th inst., at two o'clock P.M: GRaNT.—On ‘Tuesday, March 12, at three o’clock A. M., CHARLES 8., youngest cnild of Edward B, and Corneila BD. Grant, aged 1 year and 4 months, GRosHon.—At Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Tuesday, March 12, FREDERICK GROSHON, In the 73d year oi llis age. ‘The relatives and pean e ot the family, and mem- bers of Richmond Lodge, No. 60, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the Dutch Re- formed church, Port Richmond, on Thursday after- nooo, at half-past one o'clock, Boat leaves plier 19, North River, at eleven o'clock. HAMMOND.—On Monday, March 11, Exiza, the be- loved wife of the late Isaac ). Hammond. The friends of the tamily, and those of her brother- in-law, James Irving, are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, to-day, Wednesday, at one o’olock, from her late residence, 429 Second aven’ wal? Patt Sgnday, Maren 40, ALFRED ‘A. Horry, a Relatives and friends of. the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late resi- dence, 222 Degraw street, propkiry N. Y., on Weuaesday, Murch 13, at two P. M. HoGan.—At Flatbush, L. [I., on Monday, March be 1872, Mrs. HANNAH Hogan, in the 70th year of er ages ‘The remains will be interred in the Cemetery of the Holy on penn ae aac tt on Mon rel Eberine bc ft hoesee Ape dy Thomas, W. wit , The funeral will take place on Wednesday, 13th Instant, at her late ott 418 Carleton avenue, Brookiyn, at two o'clock I. HorsmMan.—On ‘Tuostay, Maron 12, Joun Hors- MAN, in tne 43d year of ‘The relatives and ‘riends of the family are re- spectfully imvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 200 Easi Tntrty-seventh street, on Thursday, March 14, at one o’clock P. M. KENYON.—On Sunday, March 10, JANET PRESTON, Wife of Pardon W. Kenyon. The relatives and friends are itivited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, the 14th, at two o’clock P. M., from _ her late ag nian id Van Buren street, near nh. Franklin rpg Brook! f Bnghvs disease aged 52 years, Kir.—On ol kidneys, JANE KIP, ears. ‘Funeral will take place from ner late residence, 167 mora 3 Main street, Paierson, on Tuesday, at eleven A. M. KNAPr.—On Tuesday, March 12, Lizz CLARK, hk of Artemus and Martha Ann Koapp, aged 6 months. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at tneir resiaence, 25 Macdou- gal street, March 13, at one o'clock P. M. Lioyp.—On Monday, March 11, of inflammation of the lungs, at East Meadow, Hempstead, Tuomas Lioyp, aged 68 years. Relatives ‘and friends of the family ate respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from tne 4 sidence of his son-in-law, George Wykes, Jr. Quincy street, Brooklyn, to-day ( editesulay), dae inst., at three o'clock P. Ler le haan ‘Maren 9, BRIDGET MaR- TIN, aged 65 ¥ ‘The irtends ofthe family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Canton street, near Myrtle avenue, on Wednesday, 13th, at nall- ast nine o’clock; from thence to the Church of Our Pay of Mercy, Devevoise street, where a solemn Bs esa will be offered up for the repose of ul. Moore.—In_ Harlem, on Monday, March 11, Nicaoras H. Moors, in the 36th year of his a His remains WHI be taken at ten o'clock A. M. on ‘Wednesday, March 13, from his late residence, Lege east coruer of 116th street and Lexington avenue, to St. Paul’s Roman Catholic church, where a requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery. The relatives and friends of the Jamiy are invited to attend the ineral. % INTOCK,—On Tuesday morning, March 12, icClin- Monday, March 1 MCCLI after a short illness, NANCY, — of Robert M tock, in the 64tn year of her ‘The relatives and friends o! ne family, and also those of her son-in-law, Robert Beggs, are respect- fully invited to atteng Her funeral os a thursday, the 14th Inst,, at one o'clock, from her jate residence, 300 West I'wenty-ninth street. itty ead ety Ferry, WN. Y., Davip MocL qe, Aged 60 years, Full notice of the Toner In to-mofrow’s HERALD, at. w Monday, March 11, 1872, Tuomas son of Patrick and Catharine iene f" ff 27 years, 8 months and 18 days, i) relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to tog the funeral, from his og residence, 289 Delancey street, on Wednesday alter- noon, 6t two o'clock, without further novice. O3sc00D.—In. this city, on Sunday, March 10, of Giscaee of the heart, WALTER B. OsGooD, son of Dr. J. W. D. Osgood, of Greeuticld, Mass., where the funeral services will be held. O'KEEFE.—Ou Tuesday, March 12, 1872, after a short but severe iliness, PAPKICK O’KEBFE, 364 East ‘Fenth street, a native of pulyacoley, county Cork, Irejand, in the 62d year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow, ParreN,--In New York, on Tuesday, March 1: 1872, MARCELLA M. A. PATTERN, the only ‘aaagnter ol Lewis D. and Marcella A. atten, aged 1 year and 6 months. tives and friends of the family are respect. fully Invited to attend tlre funeral, from the resi. dence of her parents 369 West Twelfth street, on ‘Wednesday, Marci 13, at ig! o'clook. PHILLWS.—AU Newark, td & cnn March TLL! * | an, Cena PatLliends of We femity are re- Foaugenge wie to qua a pa ia glut the } Street, this day (Wednesday), Marcn 13, at hall-past = on Wednesday, the 13th inst., at ten o'clock REYNOLDS.—In Concord, Mass., on Saturday, March 9, Josgra RuyNoLDs, M. D., aged 71 years and 7 months, Ray.—On Tnesday afternoon, March 12, JEssiB B., Cenepter ol F, A. and S. E. Ray ice of funeral hereafier, Bocese at er residence, in Brooklyn, on Mon- day, March 11, MARY ANN, eldest daugliter of the late’ John E. Ruckel, of Newark, N, J., aged 72 years. The relatives and iriends are respectiuily invited to attend her funeral, trom Trimety church, Newark, N. J. om Thursday alternoon, at two o'clock. RYAN, —On Tuesday, March 12, Pure® FRANCIS, gon of Withiags and Maty Ryan, aged 2years and 4 ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom 502 East Thirty-fifth one o'clock P.M. Sgauury.—Iin Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 10, 1st, ALICE 1. Seanvay, daughter of James M, and Alice KE. Seabury, aged 4 years and 27 d The relatives and triends of the Tamily are respect- fully imyited to attend the funera!, from the resi- dence of her parents, 170 Cumberland street, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at hall-past two o'clock, with- out further notice. New Jersey papers will please copy. SEAL¥s.—On Sunday, March 10, DAVID DENNIS SKALES, in the 45th year of his age. ‘The remains will be at the store of J. Winterbot- tom & Co,, 196 Spring street, until Thursday, March 14, then removed to Lexington, Ky., for interment. Lexington (Ky.) papers please copy. SeYOLT.—On Tuestay morning, March 12, KEREN N., wife of Ferdinand Seybolt, aged 48 years, 4 months and 26 days. The friends will meet at her late residence, $1 ‘King street, to-day (Wednesday), the 13th, at half. past nine o'clock A. M., to ‘ake the eleven o’clock Wain to Otlaville, Orange couaty. Orange county sour please copy. Smock.—At Freehold, on Sunday, March 10, HENRY Sock, in the 67th year of his age, Funeral will take place in the Reformed churen, at aah on Thursday, March 14, at two o’clock M. friends respectfully invited, without further notl STATON On, ‘Tuesday, March 12, Jamzs C., only son of CRrIRROD RSE and Mary Jane Stanton, age 4 years and 4 months. The relatives ‘and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, March 14, at one o'clock P. M., from 8v Horatio street, 8 L, Ts on Monday, UYDAM.—At West Jamaica, March 11, PuEBe C., eldest daughter of Daniel aoa Sarah Suyaam, aged 29 years, 5 months and 13 Funeral on Wednesday, 13th inst., at one P. M., from her father’s-residence. TALLMAN. Monday evening, March 11, 1872, ttt SaMine, sane dGaughtner of Jonn ‘t. and eorgiana T: Funeral service wall be held at the residence of her paren! 345 East 116th street, on Wednesday afternoon, March 13, at four o'clock.’ Friends of the tawwily are invited to atvend. TASKER.—Un Monday, Maron ll, ALBERT, ouly son of Albert and Mary Tasker, aged 4 years, 2 months and 21 days. The relatives and frionds of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hia parents, 187 Delancey street, on Wednesday, Maroh 13, at two-o'clock. ‘LAYLOR.—On Monday, March 11, Mrs, EstHer G. carom the daughter of Mary and the late Charics b. ‘rhe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Tus Notun ‘Baplist git cornet of Christopher and Bediord streets, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, without further notice. ‘THOMPSON.—At Spring Hill Grove, near Yonkers, N, Y., on Tuesday, March 12, alter a long and painful lilness, WILLiAM THOMPSON (Corporal iuompson), in the 65th year of his age, ‘The relatives and iriends.of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, (rom his late re- sidence, on Thursday, March 14, at two o'clock P.M, Carriages will be in Waiting at Yonkers to meet the 12:15 P. M, train from Thictieth street. Topp.—On ‘Tues anys March 12, Marra Louisa, wile oj James ‘Todd, The funeral on Thursday, March 14, at eleven o’clock A, M., from 241 Kast 119ta street, New York. VAN KIPER.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Tuesday, March 12, Joun A. VAN KiPER, in the ¢8th year of his age, Services at the Reformed church, Passaic, N. J. at two o'clock P, M. on Thursday. ‘Ihe relatives and ete of the family are respectiully invited to at- end, Warp.—On Monday, March 11, of typhoid pneu- Monta, RICHMOND WARD, aged 58 years. Relauyes and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 14th tust., at re. o'clock P.M, (rom his late residence, Newark, N. J. WsEv.—In Flushing, on Tuesday, ‘March i Bae M. WEED, widow of Hiram Weed, aged 6 yeal The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 14th, at vwo o'clock P, M., from Wwe Methodist church, Main street, Flushing, ‘stamford papers please copy. WuitwortH.—On Menday, March 1, Wuirworts, in the 61st year of his age. The relatives and trteads of the jamily are re- spectiully invited to attend the juneral, from his late residence, 40 Columbia street, New York, this (Wednesday) alternoon, at hall-nast ana oteicon yuu ous GEORGE OST OFFICE NOTICE.—1HE MAILS FOR EUROPE, during the week ending Sacurday, March 16, 18:2, wil loge at this odice on ea tah ‘at 63g A. M,; 00 Thursuay at . M., and on Saturuay al i 08 te JONES, Postmaster. AMUSEMENTS. : 9 een Bons THEATRE.: ‘The Management rey WELFT! A "uaa Wee WEEK OF and the LAsT WEEK Bor ONE of the en, ent of Mr. I. who will appear as ? EDWIN" Bobrr MARC ANTONY. Mr, me CRESWICK Mr, F.C, BANGS, - ai Mr. D, W. WALLER. Miss BELLA PATEM a by vo? TULtUs ‘CRSA MATL ie a Ditson’s music store, 71 ‘broadway. EXT WEEK (LAST WEEK OF M _mie TRON CHEST AND THE FOOL" ‘ALLACK’S, pe pearance of Mr. fed BROUGHAM (having recovered from bis rine pt jt eR UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, Mr. Lester Wall celebrated drama, in six tableaux, BOOTH) REVENGE, brought It out, avon ut Wailack's, splendid aa is its roll of dra- matic victories. It would be hard to speak too highly of the fect smoothness and ease with which the pleco now run ach character bas been cast with admirable regard to inaividual capacity and pecullaritics of the player, We have already spoken at length in wig and notices of the ele- and can only repeat what we sai Jonux is chef d’cuvre of startling inelient and ‘nti Mending of color and. cos: tume. Tne “Veteran'? will doubticss run to the end of the season; but we recommend our readers to co there at ‘once, as the piece will bear seeing twice or thrice.—Eatract from the New York Herald. ji oe ‘beok open from 8 A. M. to4 P, M. Pl bait of the reappearance of Mr. MATH. Mr. J. H, Stoddard ard Mise @ notice onaRGRS Plessy Mordaunt. QEt™MPIo THEATRE. @. L, FOX's BKUMPTY DUMPTY, ® pase oe © 234th * HUMPTY oh time of the * artens’ °° aa? DUMPTY. .. Duet* SEE THE ELEPHANT AND THE OTHER GREAT ANIMALS, ‘Take the children! The Foxes, 284th time! Go yourself! ‘34th time! Othe | Tae | ™ Oats, | Cats, | oe | ta) Ca. The Kiraltys. HUMPTY Tt must be good! The Martens, { It bears the test of —— time. wth (ime of the Champion Skaters, Kynock and Smith, DUMPTY. . . oe . eran” © Humptyinall the rage * thne * Humpty ts * time of the * * | of the © «© Kiraltya® # © Wilson | * fashionable. Suield |» *Brothors.® *Tableau.* oer Humpty us the style, cia Seehim! Seehim! See him! See him! Matinees We: AN BRYANT NTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Drum Major. MINSTRELS: ‘Sally Come Up."* MINSTRELS. | McAndrews! Charcoal Man, MINSTRELS, MINSTRELS, YAN? BRYANT'S MLN Copan VINERSHL NOTICE IS HFREBY GIVEN THAT TOE COPART- nership formerly existing between Var ok & Slavin is this dav dissolved by mutual consent, All claima will be paid and collected by B. T. Varick, JAMES SLAVIN, ‘T. VAKICK. Merchants, manufacturers and others requiring more capital, or persons desiring to invest money, or enter any approved business, will meet with responsible parties and desirable opportunities (carctully investigated) at our ollice, Mining baa ‘£o., wold on commis: IGGS) CARLELUN abu agents, vo Broadway. Referenci QF Hanter Ei Prosident People’s Bank, 295 Canal street. N- Fisber & bo. Boots and Shoes, B1 Warren street. Thomas & “aenitam, Produce Commission, 108 Broad street. MAN OF ABILITY AND INTEGRITY, HAVING SO A cial acquaintance in Brooklyn pre‘erred, to join a re sponsible pariy and manage a desirable position in thelr business: @ choice line ot goods monopolized, having large sale and baying ample proiits; $3,000 required, For refer- ences apply at 19 University p! en _ THE TECTURE s EGTURE BY VERY REV. FATHER THOMAS Burke, of the “illustrious Order of Preachera,” in St Paul's church, corner Court and Congress streets, Brookiya, On Wednesday evening, March 18, 191% ut Norclock,. Bute Ject—"Ine Real Presecice ot Christ in the Kuchariat Neces- sary for God and for Man. EV. GEO, H. HEPWORTA WILL LECTURE AT Brevoort Hall, Fifty-fourth street, between Lexingion and Third avenues, Wednesday evening, March 13, Object, to encourage an interest in the organization of a church 2ociety up town on a basis similar to bis own. wANTEp TO PUROHA ((ROCKERY.—WANTED, FOR CASH, FROM $1,000 TO 10,000 worth of Crockery and Glassware. Apply by iter to H., care Simmons, 71 Murray str ‘ANTED—ONE OF WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING ‘Machines; also one Iron Safe, No, or, Address or gallop J. APPEL, 602 Sixth avonve, ‘ANTED—¥OR CASH, A SECOND HAND PUNCHING Machine, eapable ‘of punching an inch bole tn the cen- tre of a plate 8) inches in alameter and qne inch thick. _Ad- dross Oy He JACKSON, Steal Works Post offce, Dauphin county, NINTELLIGENT PERSON, WITH ABOUT, 81,000 ‘cash and good references, wanting to engage in the pub- itcation of a frst class monthiy, can find one of the best oy rare? ever offered by addressing PUBLISHER, box 148 fice. N_ENERGETIO BUSINESS MAN WILL INVEgT 81,000 or $2,000 cash In a respectable paying business that will bear invesiigation, Principals only need call on G. W. QUARK at Downing & Go's ofloe, No. 1 Hast Fourth street, corner of Broadway, third foor, front from 10 to 1 and 2to 6 o'clock, for two days, igeost olty referen iveu for honesty and capability. . we NY SMAR’ Marat titan WITH GOOD REFER ence as to honesty and capability, who thoroughly un derstancs giving estimates from pi ‘&c., can hear of a ghance to ‘money from oue who will furnish the materials an ly Bay brates, in furnishing and puttin, the trim on bulidin; ddress, with real name and tuff particulars, JOHN a. DIX < CO., tox 178 Herald office. A WHOLESALE CROCKERY, GUAseC ARS, AND Commission Business, long establiab ae well, is offered for sale at a bargain, on ponent of iPieaith of the owner. Apply for one week at 27 Chatham street, room 1. A ® BUSINESS MAN OF BXPERIENBE WILL INVEST $5,000 or more, to be secured, with reasonable com- tor his services, Address BRUOKLYN, Herald pensati oflice. Al eeemane seetinas, Bs raring sapee lesigns; also Ba, taining to bill lowest prices, ‘H. LLEND fs, successor to Phelan & Cullender, 768 Brosdvay., A BARGAIN—-A PHELAN, & | COLLENDER, FOUR pocket Tabie cheap, in good order, if sold immediately. c ‘RAYNOR, 60 Sevent street, ME LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF Billiard Tables in the elty, at the very lowest prices ; ace- ond band Tables cheap. KAVANAGH & DECKER, 1'4 Centre street, H, GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALE, +RENCH led Tables, different designs, at greatly reduced Went Second hand Tables. with Vente complete, for Gitor's2'ans 9235.” “Warerooms 40 Vesey street, ANTED—TWO SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES; } ‘one carom, one four pocket, by prominent makers; must be in thorough order. Address immediately, with full particulars, INEZ, Herald ofiice, 2 —BILLIARD TABLES, Ei UAL TO BEST made, nt 40 per. cent less ie i late Beds, vest cushions, including Bal's, Cues, ac. 66 to 8:80. ‘AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE SO, ‘Broadway. _ without pain, cheaper than ovher place. in the eli foo vith avenue,” by Mra. L, R. STONE, Chiropoait ses eens EXCHANGE, e eee cater e JEWELLER WANTS TO “Ex. e. a Jewelry Store on one of the best avenues in doing a good paying business, for a Count ry Store’ Adcress JEWELLER, Herald Uptown Stike, 1,286 Broad eden ranch COAL AND Woop, EST FAMILY COAL, ALL SIZES, SCREENED AND ‘delivered at 66 60 and to FO aoc MAS THEDFOR DS corner Twenty seventh street and Ninth avenue. MATRIMONIAL, A YOUNG LADY “OF REFINEMENT DESIRING A a renee may bear of one by addressing REALITY, station O. ___.. SLOTHING. T 297 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD sirceM LEON aye highest prices for Ladies’ and tlemen's Sesbot Clothing, Carpets, 4c. Lad! ee ted on by Mra. Le Leor T NATHAN'S ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE PAID the very best prices for Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, &c-, by calling af or addressing 444 Seventh avenue, near Thirty- fourth street, Ladies attended by Mra, Nathan, T 71 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN WASHINGTON nd Waverley place,—Ladies ana gentiemen will be | Harris pays for their cast off fe, Furniture aud Jewelry. Never, before wwe 'W6 paid such bgit prices as we pay at betaee as we are bound to M1 a lar <order and goods must be bad. Please call or.add as F. HARRIS, 71 Bixth avenue, Ladies attended to by Mra, T EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ESTAB- ihe uitmost value paid for. Cast off Olotings Garpetsy & ¢ utmost value pald for Cast off Clo calling on or yradaressing ‘Mr. or Mra. Millen” waked ‘T 432 FOURT eae UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, ‘816 vena avenue, lacies and gentlemen will positively iat ga cent more than elsewhere for Cast-off paid Asstt Clthog, PRICES CAN BE OBTAINED FOR for Basa Gaul Fale oto Nusa lotbing, Carpet Ter Furniture, rare gon t7 by galling on PARTY WANTED—WITH §500—TO JOIN THE AD- vertiser, and thousands can be made. Apply at 698 Broadway, second floor, afternoon or evening. N INTEREST WILL BE OIVEN IN AN ESTABLISH. Estate Otlice to a smart, active man, orca oR eenitale ‘This 18 no humbug. ’ Address INSURANCE, Herald Uptown Branch offlce, 1,265 Broadway. BUSINESS WANTED.—A GOOD, LEGITIMATE THING, hat wil yield 8 fair profit on capital invested: no fancy price” ofliee. ven. Address, with particulars, VERITIS, Herald NDEPENDENT BUSINESS FOR A, LIGETIMEL—A MO- nopoly, esta! in any piace, for $25 and upward; profits 300 per cent; daily deurand unfimited, 208 Broadway, ANUFACTURERS' Hae We aon FOR BALTI. more—Aleo several de: tern agencies ; capital 82,00 to, 5.000; teat; Wane sales; immediate pro! risks. PALMue MANUFACTURING CO., 19 Waverley place. PLENDID OF PORTO e SROAr ee OF CONTIN- ued sicknt L, MILLER ( Westieid, N. J.) must dis- Re eof his ‘well established and prosperous Carriage end lackamith Business; property for sale or to let. 0 MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.— A gentleman possessed of considerable business know!- edge and experience, and having control of a few thousands, ‘who will be at leisure on or avout May 1, 1s desirous of asso- lating himselt with some concern in thé capacity of general superinten dent or waere acknowied, good taste ment would secure him fina oPtrost and fair romines ation; no objection to travel, Address ZERO, Herald oftice, AMUSEMENTs. BOOTH, SP iwent pay) TRRSTAE. ced Mansoor Becky Kudostis 1 FAREWELL WhEK OF WEDNESDAY, March 18 (Last ut Four of Pryowo E), DIVORCE, & te BENEFIT of Mrs. G. GILBERT. LAST DIVORCE MATLNEB, SATURDAY, “March & at Mf pimpetissely following, the withdrawal of Di Comedies, and a few of 1 successes seasons, in the pane orate vith hesbaserser as Te tes, Marel his iirst rat pppesrance. WEDNES! Mi ot Nias PANSY THU RSD. "PHOVORE Meroh 3 * Sor duction,, TH ATREET THEAT ioe TS Brdespats FRIDAY, meox of HOG. AND see Prag. ong pee ‘gh TONE ba GoNCHTTT: ZATT, Ose rit HIRE W aS fom. ete) Lew RATTLE JAMES QU! and the unrivalled Variety Consinasion, NEAR AR THIRD AVENUE, eatre. LAB INVITATION wos MUSEUM. TO-DAY Row. pareanae of Bor WHO hiro FOR THE MOON, else wa) IBLO'S GARDEN, NIBLO'S GARDEN, BivoKiog WARE EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE MONDAY, March 18, Farewell BRILLIANT AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPT! Night of DIVORCE and 200th of pertormance, for the BENEFIT Mrs, JOHN WOOD, ol . D. 5 set LONDON «HOKE ESy GE co Company, Mr, e;;,8 to offer for brief revival a series of now o ia 5 wrlebeated ba burieagne, entitled BLR.H. PRINCESS POCAHONTAS. lm JOHN WOOD HEADS AND YOUNG | H.I.M. KING POWHATAN, RK SMITH in ‘which Mr. aroRae GRIFFITHS will make ote POLE. ecsees Mi A. w youm arch 20, FERNANDE, for the BENEFIT | CROSASCAN BH. Me TARY CO! AY. March i, WIVES AS THEY WERE, Poorer Er “juss EMILY W. the first time in several years), THE | For fu'l cast see e day, neat feasil Gea share seed Previous te the burlesque’ Wy Mr, WMtsTER, : rformanes ‘revious to the but in sie me PREPARATION. for speedy and brilliant pro: wan AVON COMEDIE: POCAHONTAS MATINEE SATURDAY ati N'EXTRAORDINARY PARISIAN SENSATION! _Beats can be secitred six days in advance, CADEMY. NILSSON TO-NIGHT-L& TRAVIATA. IMMENSE SUCCESS. A AST WEEK (BOT ONB) OF THE DOUBLE ATTRAC’ se, STRAKOSU! wt GRAND ITALIAN! OPERA COMPANY, AT 2. TH EVENING AT 8 Messrs. MAURICE & MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully am Moral, se jens Drama, | Rounce the WORKINGMEN FAREWEUIE APPEARANCES OF ( yer ne bag ion briot to departure for Europe): THIS (WEDN| a, NTN 1B, at 8 o'cloak, -Mile, CHRISTINA NILSSON. . s VIOLETFA a ‘ COMIQUE. T 614 BROADWAY. JOSH Poe ee eseareeessr see Mant nagar M [MATINEE A [MATINEE A T | MATINES v I TODA T N TO-DAY N N EB AT E E E 2:30 E[ E MISS: posean. WORRELL AT MATINEE MisS IRENS WORRELL AT MATINEE MISS JENNIE WORKLLL AT MATINEE MISS LILLIE HALL AT MATINEE THE NEW yone EgPanioe AT MATINEE ALL THE yaaa AT MATINEE ae id RAY AT MAIINEK ee ‘CRIED WONDE! AT MATINEE LA PERITE BENEON, ENSON and MISS JENNIE BENBOW os ceornp 0-Day, IMATINERS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. NION SQUARE THEATRE. GRAND MATINEE.| TO- GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATIN EE, Day Geaan MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE, AT Beatin E GRAND Poy x GkAND MAT 40) MINNIE JACKSON, MISS ANNIE D, _ MISS JENNIE KIMBALI tds we LE CLAIRE BR 16 grotesq’ Lik volt DOUGHER’ is WiLnAMs, THE WONDERF Ul COMIG TAU THE PRISMATIU FOUNTAIN LIVING Waters, ‘The Comic Pantomime, Fy! FOR TAT, Tho Dashing Comedie itm, UIET FAMILY,’ - ‘SoMa IN PLE, THE GRAND BALLET, THE STAR COMPANY, ilin plendta, enjoyable Programme, Doors open at 1 0° seloal commnaion at The Grand Spectacular Bu “ERNANI,' ready for production in splenuld INA EDWIN'S THEATRE, 720 BROADWAY, ‘The colloqutal actor and popula. anthor, Mr. in his famous bye oo tig ear ot Ree aie “ihe Gallery, Bic. ; ekbay ana circle, 50c. ; parque hestra, G1, Matinee Wednesday and Suturdoy al 26, 60 nad 75 conte, a4 He * is almost ‘150. ; oF- rnoons ; BE RY TH FATRE. . WM. B. FRELIGH. \¥ EVENING, Fae n, era. FOURTH WEEK, LAST. NIGHTS, Inaugurated by an entire reconstruction of UF FALO Fred. Q, Macder'a, grent Drama from NED BUNTLINE'S GREAT NEW EFFECTS, ORIGINAL SITUATIONS. 100,000 VOICES PROCLAIM THE SUCCESS. LAST WEEK Of MR. J. i. STUDLEY. In consequence of previous engagement with Mr EDWIN'RLANCHARD he will precede BUFFALO HILL tn the drama of ‘ATO, THE WHITH SLAVE, FRIDAY-JOINT NENEFIT of Mose, MABDER and JUDSON (Ned Buniline), Dramatiat and Author, SATURDAY—BENEFIT of EDWIN BLANC! DON'T FORGKT the LAST BUFFALO Blt MATINEE, ATURDAY, at ¥ o'clock. RS. F. B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. MONDAY, March 11, AUGUSTIN DALY'S ‘great se sensational play of g™ KINWAY MALL WEDNESDAY. "10 at how the elit OF: RLCITALS WEDNESDAY, MAIGH Li Doors open at 2:3, Recital at3, NOTICE.—In conse uence of the unprecedented mecess of the first recical, and the crowded state of tha smaller hall, which afferded much inconvenience to Misa Mehlig's perons, the large one will be used for the second matinee. The pro- ramme will include six choice selections trom the works of BUI, MUZALT, (CHOPIN: | MENDELSSOHN AND N. Subscription tickets for the two remaining recitals, $2. Single admission tickets to eltner, $150. Can be ovtsined at the music stores of G, Schirmer, Schubert son ~ Jorden & Martens Broadway A. Fond, Union tare, atthe Theatre Ticket Oiice, 114 Broadway, ahd at Ey inway Hall, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN'NEW ¥ THE STAR OUMPANY OF AMERICA, ORVILLE PITCHER ORVILLE PITCHER fa bis original African fun. MOINTING and FOLEY in thelr inimitable Songs and Dances. ‘The great sensat! IRISH, ECE. TONY PASTOR and his great Star Troupe of comic artists, Mons, VICTOR CAPOUL, M; “BARR. MAX MARKETER... 0+” Nitustcal Director and Conductos FRIDAY, March ib_Luc! STA. DL LAMMERMOOR, SATURDAY, March 16—LAST NILSSON MATINSE BOR ONE—MIGNON. MONDAY, March 18—(For the last time)—FAUST.. WEDNESDAY, March 20—Lnat nighht but one, Seats now at Academy, also 701 and 114 Broadways Steinway pianos used by the Strakosch Company. Gf canes THEATRE, ‘Twenty-eighth street and Broadway. Last urs of the second play entiti ucseiaan. ‘a Mins GRISWOLD as Mra, BROOKS. Mr. MACKAY Foch COLONEL GREY, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK AT MARRIAGE MATINEE 84 SATURDAY Wea, Mm NOTIOR. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, the management bors to announce a REVIVAL, to be og continued for Oe, ONE MATINEE of the thrilting ping, in fivo acts, entitied HOPMEEPE BOP ar mUNPAOR, MONALDI, EATS SECURED TWO WREKS IN ADVANC! RAND OPERA HOUSE. LALLA RUOKI THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, NINB at COMMENCEMENT OF THE SALB oF RESERVE :D SEATS. LALLA ROOKH! LALLA ROOKH LALLA ROOKH LALLA ROOK LALLA ROOKH ONDAY EVENING :XT, MAROH 18, MONDAY EVENING NEHT, MARCH 18, *° LALLA ROOKH will be universally rolaimed the gorgeous spectacular plece ever placed on the stage! ond ita intensity of interest and general merit ae of the pen of one of the ee eeompllahed and auscesat ul our dramatic writers, the penci's of a corps of unrivalled artists bave most beautifully lilustrated tae scenes of Oriental luxury and magaiticence of which Moore's immortal love story 18 80 proiliic, while the varied effects incidental to th play sporeciate Its grandeur and reflect the ironical credit upon m js, Beck ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY, (by 19 encral coq ust extraordinary re resentations by the MULDE! BRL company, a mutch cocasion will be product : Verdi's most popular opera, TROVATORE, with the following distinguished ea INEZ 3S BE HRI, A PE scons BERNARD, AL y RULE, JOSEPH WEINELON, ao, PULAR SCALE OF PRICES. ‘ONE DOLLA ed seats, $1 50; gallery, Academy and i tla Bacedwart TEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth street, op) AY. EVERY RVENING At S THIRD WEEK AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS or sixty PETTY CHILDREN, IN SCENES OF GRACE AND BEAUTY, STAR CIRCUS TROULE IN y PERFORMANO! BEPLETE WITH BESSATIONAL SELENDO! AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 54 BROADWAY, ire Chance OR Ks Pent of Fano, BiRone WAND NARD. aN BACKUS® SANT PRANCISCO MINST THE ARRIVAL OF NIL Ks RRIVAL PICTURES OF G&BAT ARTISTS. ON TH it HOADWAY MILLINERS, MEET MY LOVE Af FOUR. THE CLODOCHE BURLESQUE, IN* Sees YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 yea on Houston and Bleecker ‘streets.. At is fail of Lectures daily om between One stould visit this wonderful muselia, thing perple should see and understan id. “The Philosophy of Marriage.” Those jes unable to at tend these important Tectures ha have them forw: free, ‘on receipt of 26 cents, addressing SKOR. EW ORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Gi" Brondwayy New Wiser it SOFTLY.—NEW SONG BY T, M, BROWN, Price 8 cents. Sun; 7 eee D. 8 Da con! San Francisco Minstrels. Published by HALL & 8ON, 767 Broadway. ‘song, companion to Mag,” S50.; “Pooty Loweesa, 5008, ive Hogina,” T a oan rial in," walts, Faust, 1,001 Nighi 5 Sitauss, 600. LOUIS BERGE, 18 East Fourleanth ot pas ie EVENING TELEGRAM GIVES THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, AND nape CONTAINS MORE MATTER or ( REAL IMPORTANCE THAN ALL THE EVENING PAPERS COMBINED. TWO CENTS A COPY. SUBSCRIPTION, 60 N, 600. A MONTH. 86 A YEAR. 'ORTES. LARGE STOt ANOS, BEST MAKERS, "TO hed Tent oF sel qi ar F rent allowed on purchase. Call ‘M. MERRELL'S, No. 8 Union square (185 Fourth aveuuer A.1—THE ARION Pe ag fae COMPANY offer a large stock of ful. 1d 744 octave Pinos of their own make, recently fourped hi ‘rom hite and nearly new at extremely low prices for cash or on monthly instalments Warerooms, No. § East Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue ANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN, Abide! FROM 85,000 to #1 $510,000, to take an active part in a manufactur Dastness. further information address box 843 P Wares. MAN TO bp ‘i from Wesierases ony ch MOODY & 6O., WITH NO RISK, thousand. Apply EB HAVE SEVERAL PARTIES DESIRING TO IN- yest in a good manufscwurig OF mercantile busines also investors for the Testau- 0. co. nents, 98 Broadway. a GENTLEMAN CAN WITH PER- fect secur my ES, eent income honor- ) 0 ‘8 banker or di one who resides fe eitth” oremas ‘preterteds ress pivra"AVENUE, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1, oadway. $15 WILL START A PERSON IN A ESPECT. able and profitable business, from which @2,v00 caa be made insix months, Call at 401 Canal street, room 8 ——_—_————————— =A GOOD MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN $500.-3 reat ta ‘alight manufactur bn) at hn Renasorery, no ne drluner wanted. Cai fe et way, TOO! () CASHIER, PARTNER WANTED.—CAN $800 1. make all the money we work for, cash, every day. Ase for BLITZ, at Moody & Co.'s, No. 7 Murray street, £10 $3.000% tailorin TO 980.004 (),“PARENER WANTED, 1N A tae CASH business, which can profitably be emiar; 0005 60 Wall at, top floor, from 10 til 8 of 0 79, 96,000 AND THE RIGHT _ = ged fy “hi aye “asliein tur in avery nti ae renee eota sia Herala office. eee 3.500. FOR SALE WO YEARS LEASE a, Br, | rere, te she CARLETON & CO., Fioanelal Agents, 98 bacadwas- ® " $5,000, aniane ArT, ome any Useful ttle and will r eo a a ae A PARTNER INA $5,000 tara ee atrat at A COME ‘AND SEE THIS bp tat telat 1 OC. . ed rosewood Pianof tave brilliant toned forte, made to or der by cel fomekey og eh aps | for Stool Cover; Lo inet, Call at 120 West 23d st., Srivate residence, ‘N. B.—Call before purchasing elsewhere. —AN ELEGANT 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD DOUBLE i, uoa ane all oe pct class maker, for Piano to rent; lowed on purchase, oURWwis BERGE, 18 East Fourtesat street, A MAGNIFICENT 4 ROUND Ngee a 34 £ OCTAVE square rosewood Pianoforte, ric! al iy ee used 7 months, cont tor 0 Parlor 8 8, iui maattes Cag) irrors, ‘Cham: ber, Library. Dining ‘Furniture, for less than half cost, 262 feat 42d ear Seventh avenue. STEINWAY FzAR0, | WA OCTAVE, EVERY IM- fosewood Fiano; only bibnceate - IDLE, sig 18 Amity street, Hear Broadway. Ae bey A haptn bag Me | FIANOFO} guarenterds only only "ene. TT EEN & 80} SON, 3 Slowck Bleecker rolrenie? A’ HAINED ee ce fine seoortnent batt first clase A. EADY WILL SELL FOR #115 A BEAUTIFUL, ROSE- inentd perfect ‘order; sweet, powerful tone, 26 Third sees, ar Rowery, basement ili A rer FOR ‘made order, brated dakar, Tuy guna Tntoed, daod 6 monthes cost #9, for 8%; tiga, a Fainings, ‘Bronaes, Carpets, , | Sole iivermae, Chambe, + Dining Furniture, # sacriice. We ee, moar Oem ARGAIN.—BEAUTIFUL Pid OCTAVE ROSE- wood overstrung bi proremes vernent, for "worth $000; fastalmenta take es walanee 81a anti paid, R. CABLE, #10 ibe ‘AGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- fort, having cated ign svertrung tam Meaty & ker st., near Macdongal. AND ORDANS-OF NEW AND at levee | riees for eaten oe, for ah at WATERS’, 48h See $, five "Jake GORDON, gy MELODEONE (ven Os? SUCCESSFUL, MpHE Most suc Concur rnoore : fo over I EVENING the siaty-elghth grand concert famous VIENNA’ LADY ‘ORCHESTRA will take a HITON the 688 638-1 (wal between Great ye ones | and Fourth sti to PAUL FALE. Admission, AO Gia OF MUSIC. GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMBINATION, ACUTEL BANTLEY. NCING APRIL, 1. of the Academy. PAREPA-ROSA, XHIBITION 2u: tery, Fith avenue and Yourke ne Ct sag BOLD Tus EVENING” without reserve. uccahie PR STAS sae VINNerTOnORTENY SOnNere eT TS M [ETROPOLITAN THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL,’ MINSTREL AND VARIECY CUTS CONSTATLY | iS lel] ON” HAND. CABD.cPRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, TOL Organ, Guitar, Singing. “day ‘and evening, 93 Cis ighth street). Circulars and “student's Jou Place (ie HEATRE TICKET OFFICE—NILSSON ITALIAN ‘Upera.—Reserved Seats for sale at a book oven, ‘Astor House. N. B.—Reserved Seats for Matinony jaturday. free. Address J. JAY WATSON, Musical HE BLACK GLOVE CONTEST, BETWEES MII Coburn and Seorye. bret 4 will take mace Thi ternoon at Y HiILL's, on ‘saat Howton AT THE gg Site I} fre NEW ob fi aes Aino bis nih ost, A ng Twin ‘ang the’ bie wale hn the 'M ississ!ppt Nd qe ind “Elke? ‘Gal Miebon Was Goat ke ghd Sait poe ARS tS MUSIC Hoge, aaron bane BROADWAY. wr For the ‘opening nigh! tee future ure suneancemants. G ” BY M pg on Bhan ag by a iad rd nd Straten, 7 othe. g lear the Tracks” “Posilliiony’ Wiig eas, 27 Union sauare, Broadway ————————— MUSICAL. N ORGANIST IS OPEN FOR Yerms moderate. Adaress L. D., F Ee ‘DESIRES A Poseon Ams SoFparo, ore oer > Volerenves, Bl Newt eines, PHANG, Hi anna nnn 48 FNOAGEMENTD RAS ACA GT A. DisTixGUIsHED BOLO, PIANIST, ACQUAINTED mporers, bev eon Mondays a Sys, wishes two of Fea feacher wil ‘god hie Ly yo LO st, He Ht od references given. ‘hddyses 80! ist, jerald oflic on ban hy EM OD Bape mi, 2 Bir SINGER. WANTE! ao Senge fora oe iene Hagan of tenet Bie | LADY Dueroats a and eee See to Sienna Bi Serciy-anh roe Thd ranun,“Conona tended. _DANOING ACADEMIES, Renown Tne, NOING ‘AOADEMII MASO! wa ne ea i cha At aR £cepaas OF DANCING,