The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1873, Page 8

8 . REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Important Sales To Come Off During the Week. ‘We present our readers to-day with a complete Ust of public sales of real estate to be held at the Exchange during this week by the various auc- Moneers, Many oi these are very tmportant, and ‘WW numerous eases have considerable bearing upon the values of syrrounding property. Messrs. Muller, Wilkins & Co., conduct a sale every day ‘this week except Saturday, which is generally de- voted to disposing of stocks, bonds nd other per- sohal property which by law must be sold at the Exchange. By perusing the annexed lists ope- rators in landed estate will be able to find some- ‘which will be caiculated to suit them, ’ ‘Phe following schedule comprises the sales to be held at salesroom Ne, 111 Broadway. KINS AND CO.- |ONDAY, APRIL 7. spreine Court suloEdward ©, Uartiett, Reterée,) ‘One joy 8. oF ASH St., 168 it. @. OF av. A, 25x98.9 3 URSDAY, APRIL B, ‘Three s. b. h, 6 East duh sk, Sailors’ Snug Harbor lease, anyears ‘frown i871, with renewal, ground rent $1,000 per ambum, lot 26x92. mtbsxectors ‘atin estate of Sarah S Campbell.) h. 347 West 20th st., 28.4x: ah. sD ‘Three ae bk. front vend rear tenement h, 69 Grteasat, lot (Executor’s sale, estate of Charles @ooper.) Bb De. ‘h. and 2s, bk. stable, 221 and 2 a, Lot 20. 10100. 25x100.5, Mates, in fone ‘Gnd 3, bk., 21x32, on "2 w. 13th st., lot 25x108.3, #, DK. h., stable in rear, 48 Clinton place, Sailors’ Saug Harbor leate (rent $275 per annum), with renewal clause, expiring Noy. 1, L67s lot 25x12), kK and water right, fo Sth st, Brooklyn, EB. D. meas), Be, i block on Nesth st rao. ao i ‘cent morgage, 8 WRDNESDAY, APRIL ow Rk baiiaing, 50 ft., on n. @. uals Fulton and 20.5 ft. ee h, © veabie, rear, 220 and 222 West 4ist st., lote r 4; nF ne 2d West dst st, shy ndloiming above, 24x40x08.0. 2irame cottages Cpe Alstst., and 2s, Dk, stable, rear, 25x60 fe lots together 9, Sen. 6, 37th st., 225 tt'e, th ach 25x98.9, BY Pst snuiats 20 feces Ulth <4 bes b. shi, 20 Bast Ovth st. HURSDAY, APRIL I Executor! Sale—Estate sine Luttor,) h, &. DK. h., 113 2d av., 21x45x98, and , 14 Eldridge st., 2987.6, and 186 Eldridge i and Ly No. 8 Dover st. 97; Bast 27th st.2 s. Praqanshie’ Ne. ranank stable and hots, n.& of Hast 37th st., 170att. e. ot 3dav.. 25 and 217, 46.8% 8.8 2 ern pres and dwellings, 872 and 876 6th av., lots ‘Sth av. and West 47th st.—The lot of land situate on ‘the n. w. corner of 5th ay, and West 47th st., with the 3s, fr. building on the front ‘en 8th ahd’ the 23.8, hs. on West 47th st. known as 771 Sth av. and 303 and 805 West 47th st Also the 44, bk. h. and J. adjoining the above on w. and known as 307 West 47th st; corner I. 225x100 ft. ; 47th st. 1. 25x100.5, FRIDAY, APRIL . 8. O4th st., 300 fte.'of 9th amr ; 8. P. Stearns, ref. ; ik. h, 256 Greenwich st, ; 1. 25x100. h. (n. w, corner)’ 3% Greenwich, front 26.6 ton st. front 26. and on Jay sk 160 tt, Y JAMES M. MILLI UESDAY, APRIL 8, (Wunder tne direction of Beamish, Referee.) H. und L., #6 43d st., 216 tt. Bin, e. 2d av.,16.8x100.5, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, (Under the direction of K. C. Beamish, Referee.) 164.E. 14th st., 3.8, Mansard root b. h., 16/8x100.10, (To close an estate.) 1 dot of land. U3th st., 80 ft. e. 2d av, 20x100.10. 2334 acres of land at Throges Neck, Westchester county, ander the direction of Charles Price, Rete re of 1 lot of land, n. s. 56th st, 393 ft. e. Istav., THURSDAY, APRIL I (Under the direction of Charles A. ackson Referee.) and |. ni. 8. 28th st., 375 tt e. 9th av, it ¥, 83d at. tan. 8 oS attic DI 21 ey Tot of land. with the 1%. Ohio ® front h., store in front, and the 3s.'b. h. on rear—io BY ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, SON AND CO.—TUE (Under direction of Jahn Pyne, Houston st.—5 4 story 189, 191, YS and 195, s. each, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. Sth st—2 lots, n. 5. 900 Mt c. of Ath av., each 2x}s bk. THURSDAY, APIIL (Under direction of hilo T, Ruggles, Referee.) Worth st.—H. poe L, , s., 200 ft, ot West Broadway, 25x10 No. 42, n. 8, 75 ft. w. of West Thomas Set and L, Vos. 9 Tl and 13, n. s., 66 ft. 10. Broad way, 25x10. Jersey st!—Houses and lots, . each IN7x06. 1 Gth ay., ene 25%90.11, ‘west of Mulberr: W. of 6th av., each 25x99. ), Miller anid George Whitte DAY, ‘rma, 8 Referee.) bk. houses’ and lots, Nos. 187, corner Orchard st., lots 20x31 ‘Bist st., 3 lots, s, s., 450. Under the Direction ¢ Harrison st., 3 s. bk. $., 21.2%26.6876, Wt and 1713s, each LgpLaw AD CO. —TORSDAT, APRIL B St, Nicholas, 10th ay,, Ised and 1 Estate of Lydia A. se sa @y Order of the Pro Plot of ground with fr. eb av. and 154th st, plot x bi. b. No. 11, 's, and 2 lots, Nos. Y, APRIE 10, Building 991 Bowery, lot As, 35..and bh. 8. Dk Gon, 2 it., ior 2 25x50, and 2 s. exten- | N. CAMP—MONDAY, APRIL 7. B. and |. <a Lexington fe. 491th, 50th st. 108 RE—THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 25 tory "bk, teneme a! 116 Mulberry st. Bk. and fr. building 22 beth st, Sstory bk. h. and }. No. F Wares st HILD—THORSDAY, APRIL 10. aia 1X 100.5, Pru. 12, Building and lot, 674 Water st, T. 1. Lee, ref., 25x100, BY A. J. MATHEWSON AND SON—TUESDAY, APRIL 8 3s. h. aud Ls 87th st. KENNELLY—TUESDAY, APRIL 8 Mot ss Bd st, Bie 100.5. PuibAY, arntt LL. | 4 Toten. ». 80th st. 200 1. W. Yeh av. 100100.8. harumpay, in thence 1n. 20x80, 2U88, Property w. 8. 2d av., fi {1.'s. Property s. . 12th st.. 80 1 Property 8. w. cor. Property w. 8. 2d enee n. 20x80, ment has provatian the Court House being sur- rounded by peovie, & majority of hype jad oa lore were demonstrations o: on we seneuncesiene. of vibe vert fot ot maintains @ deflant ul air, as he nas € ever since his Srrest. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Long Continued Drought and Disastrous Consequences to the Farmers—Sheep Dying in Thousands—Trade and Pro- duce—Diamonds and Freight Rates. By mail from Africa we have our press files from tne Cape of Good Hope, dated at Port Elizabeth on the 14th of February. The journals supply the fol- Jowing summary of news:— GENERAL TRADE om JHE WOOL STAPLE. The past fortnight, says the astern He has not been marked by ay event of public impor- tance, Trade continues brisk and there 18 no ma- terial change in the produce market to report. The rains to which we rejerred in our last Rok mary were not so general as we then supposed, \ and distressing accounts respecting the state o! some ofthe northern districts in consequence of the drought have reached us. In the divisions of Richmond and Hope Town the drought is very severe, and sheep are dying by hundreds and thou- sands. One farmer we know lonk 1,600 sheep, and his neighbors count their losse: hundreds. Even in the districts more to the eae -east—Colesberg and Burghersdorp—drougnt prevails, In the divi- sion of Hope Town, it is sald, there has been no rain wort peaking of since last February— nearly a year. Indeed, as everybody knows, it must be very dry indeed if sheep die in such Dum- bers from the drought, STATE OF TRADE. The trade returns for the colony, and for each port, for the quarters and years ended 3ist Decem- ber, 1871-1872, are published, There is no denying that the past year was one of unparalleled pros- perity in the colony, The prices of the chief articles of export were well maintained in the home market, while its import. trade with giant strides far outstripped the business of any previous year, and this, too, without any rash speculatien or disproportionate increase of stocks, It is sur- aac where all the imported goods find an out- let, especially as the attractions of the diamond flelds have not to any great extent increased our population. The total value of imports for the whole colony for the year ended scember 31, 1872, was £4,388,728 against £2,586,298 in the pre- vious year, showing an increase of £1,803,430. To- wards this increase the three Eastern Province ports contribute not less than £1,233,082, or more than two-thirds, Cape Town shows an increase of £533,097, and Mossel Bay, £34,619, while Simon's Town and Port Beaufort show a decrease. EXPORTS, WITH DIAMONDS. The export returns are of a gratifying charac- ter, showing as they do @ large mecrease on the previous year. Tne total value of exports from ts colony during the year 1872 was £4,666,071, against £3,40#,635 in the previous year, showing a net increase of £1,257,436, upwards of one cvhird, and this, too, despite ‘the’ fact that diamonds ex- ported through the customs show a decrease of nearly £100,000, The value of om Ort including diamonds, 18 thereiore really much more than it appears to be. MARKETS OF THE MOMENT. Trade has been brisk during the past fortnight, and a good business has been done. Country buy- ers have visited the town, and large indents have been received from the diamond fields, Free State, and the northern and northeastern districts, There has been some specelation in coffee, the price of which has advanced about ten per cent, in consequence of the falling off of the crops in ‘the Rio market, which is more particularly rejerred to below. Flour, too, has advanced in price and holders are firm at current rates, The money market remains unchanged, The rate of discount continues at four to four and a-half per cent for short-dated paper and five per cent tor bills having three months to run and upwards, Exchange on London is slightly more iavorable to the seller, FREIGHTS. There has been some fluctuation in the freight market during the past fortnight. The two steam- ers on the berth—Royal Mail steamship Roman and steamship tae tees with engagements for Wool at 4d. to 4d. per Ib., but as they filled up rates stiffened, and to-day %d. per lb. for fleece- washed wool and %d. per lb. for scoured wool are the current rates. Grease wool, mohair and skins gd, eed Ib.; dead weight 40s, per ton, with the usual primage of ten per cent. Kates by sailing vessels nominal, nal, say 3gd. per Ib. THE SALT LAKE LAW TROUBLES, Sat? Lake Ciry, April 6, 1873. Judge McKean informed the Bar yesterday that no case in equity would be heard by the Court, in- asmuch as jary trial on the law side of the court could not be had, except parties agree, until Con- gress aids and corrects judicial affairs. The dect- sion works great hardship, but is apparently.un- avoidable. ——___ ++ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Markied. BRrowN—Prick.—At Zanesville, Ohio, on Monday, March 31, J. MUNRO BROWN, Of Brooklyn, to ANNA L. PRICE, of Zanesville, FRANKFORD—LAZARUS.—On Sunday, April 6, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Isaac C. Noot, ISAIAH FRANKFORD, Of New York, to ABIGAL, eldest daughter of Isaac Lazarus, Esq., of Wiillianisburg, L. 1. Died. ANDREWs.—On Tuesday, April 1, on steamer San Antonio, from Galveston for New York, Louisa P., Property w. 8. 2d # Lue fi & Lath st, thence h. 20N80, BY JERK. JONNSON, JK.—MONDAY APRIL 7. Continuation sale of Brooklyn property. 156 lots part of the Leffert’s estate, situated near Broad. | way, on Hopkinson, Saratoga and Howard avs., Macon, | McDonough, Decatur and Buinbr: | ts. Lots on N. E. and x ne and Lewis a on Myrtle av. between Yawes wis avs.,also op AU | antic between ‘Brookiya, and Hudson avs. ‘TURSDAY APHIL 5. ‘© lots in 19th ward, Bro 5 lots «. e. corner Bedford av. an: 5 | ence, Cercegy ra 8. to - | ry bk. house and lot, 23 Oak st., New : oe ator 1 ‘ork; lot | 2 story bk. house, 146 Franklin st., New York; lot’s.ox 3 tenement bk. houses, 520, 522 and 524 W. 39th st.; each | ¢ loten. « 1th st. and 2 story Dk. house 170 ft. w. of Sd BV. ; lots each 25: PILE DRIVING BY “GUNPOWDER. | Arecent number of the Liverpool Courier gives the following description of an experiment at driving piles by gunpowder :— | The pile is Dinse, as in an ordinary machine, | Setween the guides in whi the monkey, or | a moves. Werking between the same guides, resting on the top of the pile, 1s a cast-iron cap of a ton weight, the upper part of which has @ cylindrical hole of seven inches diameter, bored to the depth of about two feet. This cap, or cannon, rests on and foliows down the pile with | each stroke ef the monkey, which is of 1,800 | ged weight, and works in the same guides as e cannon. This monkey !s of cast-iron, with a stem of two feet in length made of wrought-iron, ‘With a steel expansion ring at its termination, and this stem enters easily to the extreme depth lie of the bore of the cannon beiow it, when the | monkey is allowed to descend. Into the cannon bore is thrown a cartridge of compressed blastin, Pshbe ad ene to two ounces weight, which 1s coated jth tinfeil er plumbago, so that it will enly ex- | plode ander high heat, the greatest success seem- | tng to be attained by the siowest powder. The | monkey being raised to its piace about ten to ff | teen feet above the top oi the pile rather, the annon resting on it. cannon bore a cartridge, and the party at the bas ssing On the break allows the monkey to {ali with its stem inte the cannon’s mouth, when, by the sudden compression of tie air tn ‘it, enough | heat is generated to explode the cartridge, the | residence of his sister, Miss Catharine Baxter, | street, this day (Monday), March 7, at eleven A, M. | wife of H.M, Andrews and daughter of the late Sidney M. Livingston. Notice of funeral hereafter, Bax?ER.—On Sunday morning, March 6, at bo Dr. BanrTHoLomew C. Baxter, formerly of New London, | ; Conn., aged 73 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tee funeral services, at 53 West Fifteenth ‘The remains will be taken to New London for inter- | 1 ment. BENsON.—In Belleville, N. J., on Friday, April 4, 1873, HARRIET S., daughter of the late Wiilam and Mary Benson, in the o6th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the uly 4 ure respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Wednesday, April 9, at two o'clock “Boston Dapers please copy. COLES. e Oflicers and members of the Ameri- | ens Coterie are requested to meet at their rooma, 208 Broome street, on Tuesday, at twelve M., to at- tend the ye Sg of their late member, Otis M. Coles. By orde: TOUS L. WEINHEINRER, President, w. E. GRAHAM, Secretary. C ndueniy, on Saturday, April 5, mnowas, £ fant son of John H. and Mary C. Cum: mings. Funeral services this (Menday) afternoon, at two o'tlock, from their residence, No. 41 Manhasset | Place, South Brooklyn. Albany papers please copy. DowaN.—On Saturday, April 5, Epwarp Doran, aged 42 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister, 68 Vandam street, on Monday, Apri! 7, at one P. M. His remains will be taken to Fiatoush tor inter- it em RCM.—On Saturday, April 5, George H. Drew | hr aged 26 yeara. | Funeral will take place from the residence of deceased, 144 Eldridge street, at one o'clock, 8th | instant. Members and relatives of the family are | invited to attend, | MARTHA WASHINGTON COUNCIL, No, 43, 0. U. A, | M.—BRrothers, you are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, George H. Drum. | | Members wili meet at Council Chamber on Tuesday, | | tone o'clock sharp. Sister Councils are respect- fully invited to attend, E. MAGOWEN, R, Duyx.—In New York, on Sunday mornin: effect of which is, first, te iorce down the pile by @ pressure similar to that of a hydraulic machine, and with a power enhanced irom ten te twelve | times greater than the impact force due to the | ‘Weight and fall of tne monkey alone when no cart- | ridge is used. In addition to which the monkey | itself at the same moment is thrown up above the | cannon from ten te thirty feet, according to weight | of cartridge, and is automatically caught by the | break at its highest poin remains there held ‘antil another pressure @! the brea releases it for the next blow. Thus the powder 18 made to do a double duty in forcing the pile down while the monkey is forced up to the requisite point for the avo low, The advantaves obtained are :— Rapiaity of work and periect condition in which | hei, 4s left, ais, although it is forced down with so great et ho Fings are ever used on the head of the | Rens mite never i the slightest deyree spit or shat mae thus uillising the entire pile, and oniyin extremely | y Erwin sary even to shoe it, while Im sort | ground | the wie pi well even when cut’ square off at | art cheapness by which such machines can do the duty assigived to them will be appar we state that ench cartridge will not averag In the experime: y y just to state the first four and a hat: feet of grown Anto | ‘which the piles were driven was composed of bats. stones, cinders, &¢., with about eight anches of original soil following it, while the sub- | strata above the red sandstuie Was seven feet of | marly clay, with boulders—au exceedingly reaist- material to penetrate. i SENTENCED TO BE HUNG, Verdiet of the Jury in the Trial of | Wright for the Murder of Rogerski. | WASHINGTON, Aprii 5, 1873, ‘The jury in the case of the negro Tom Wright, on triai in the Criminal Court for the murder of the pedier, Samue} Regerski, on the of last Deceme | ber, brought in a verdict of ty of murder in the first degree.” They were out only fifteen minutes. A motion was made for 4 now trial, and wentence was dejersc''. Wright was ably defended and Was vomposed of an al number CR tg During "the trial, whites and bhichs. hich vormmmeneed on bir 20 SusL, erpat excite: | aged 77 yea three o'clock, April 6, Mrs. ELizaperu J, DUNN, | ‘fhe relatives and friends are respectfully invited | to attend the funeral, from St. Clement’s Church, | 108 Amity street, Tuesday, April 8, at tweive | o'clock. EMMETT. REGINALD SPENCE, son of William H. and Eleanor Emmett, aged 2 years aud 3 months. = | Funeral will take place on Monday, April 7, {rom | the residence Of his parents, 1,082 ‘third avenue, at one P. M. | GrLon.—On Saturday, April | illness, FRANCIS GILON, aged \ His relatives and the friends of the family are re- | spe tfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, | April 8, at one P.M., from his late residence, 507 Sixth avenue, ConcogD LODGE, No. 50, F. AND A. M.—Brethren, | you are hereby summoned to attend a munication on Tuesdsy, the Sth instant, at lu M. sharp, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our deceased brother, Francis Gilon. By order. E. B. MCINTOSH, Master. W. S. HEMMING, Secretary. Gnegory.—On Saturday, ApPl 5, WILLIF JAMES. | the beloved som ef William and Grisciida 0. Gregory, in the 16th year of his age. after a prolonged 8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from th residence o/ ais parent, 305 West Twenty-seventh at te on Monday, April 7, at half-past one o'clock HAMMOND.—At Minneapolis, Minn., on Saturday, ep 5, alter asbort illness, CLYDE M., eldest sou Jobu 0. and Eliza 8, Hammond, aged 80 years 4 | mouths and 17 days, ' apers please copy. —At St. Ma 's Hospital, on Friday, April joved brother of James B years, wins Will be interred at Bergen Hill, N. J, at | , this (Monday) morning, n'Saturday, April 6, Wit native of Birr, Kings county, Ire ara. The relatives and friends of the family, also of | lus son, Jono Hines, his brothers-in-iaw, Michael and Patrick Mulvey, and his nepiews, Thomas and Dominick Mulvey: are requested to attend nis faneral, this, (Monday) afternoon, from his late residence, 424 Second avenue, at two o'clock, Hows.—At North Saiem, XN, Y., on Saturday morning, Apri 5, @f viewropucunoAia, Lyyja | morning, Aj rit By OF ot brain fever, BEL Oe NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1873—TRIPLE SHEKY, | Pompe, wite of Willam Howe, in the ee ‘The {unerat will take place, 0 atthe Rpiatenel chureh, in North Balen, o'clock Carriages will be ig ay i) Beaslen to meet the 8:30 A. M; train w ¥or! ILsLEY.—On, Leis April’6, after a long illness, WILtiaM I1suey, in the 62d year of his age. neenree and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, April 8, at two o'clock P. M., at his late residence, biiy Homie 127th peeee. y Papers please copy JEAN DE BEURRE.—On jay, April 6, at the residence of her parents, MARY, wife of Thomas Wilhamson and daughter of Joseph and Josephine Jean de Beurre, aged 20 years and 5 months, and friends ‘are invited ‘to attend the ic the North Dutch church, Fulton and Ann streets, on Tuesday, April 8, at two o’elock JosEPHson.—On Saturday morning, ape 5, JOSEPHINE, beloved wife of C, N. Josephson. Funeral will take place “today Monday) at nine A. M., from her late restdence, 24° hirty- third street. The members of the Congregation Temple Adath Jeshurun are requested to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. C. N. Josephson, from her late resi- dence, 247 East Thirty- third street, a& nine o’clock this (Monday) morning. $, SOMMERICH, President. Kenoz.—On Sunday, April 6, MARYANE, wife of Mathew Kehee and aughter of the late Patrick McQuade. ‘The relatives and friends ofthe family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 247 East Forty-eighth street, on Tuesday morning, 8th instant, at half-past nine o'clock, thence to gthe Church of St, John the Evan- gelist, corner of Madison avenue and Fiiticth street, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. KINCAID.—MARGARET KINCAID, the beloved wife of Robert Kincaid, of chronic pleurisy, in the 40th year of her age. The friendao of the family, also her brothers, Ro- bert and James, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, April 7, at oll Chang from her late residence, 444 Hudson street, Mackay.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 5, CLARISSA M., widow of Hay 8. Mackay, aed 70 years, 9 months and 15 days, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 20 Latayette avenue, on Monday, ‘7th instant, at four o'clock P. M. Macoper.—In this city, on Saturday, April 5, SaRaH MAcoMBER, widow of Edward Macomber, in the 76th year of her age. Relatives and friends 01 the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 295 Fifth avenue, New York, this (Monday) alternoon, April 7, at one o’clock, [ADDEN.—On Sunday, April 6, MORGAN MADDEN, aged 25 years, a native of Ballanatrilla, county Cork, Ireland, Funeral to take place from 418 East Twenty-third street, on Tuesday, at one o'clock P. M. MEEGAN.—On Sunday morning, April 6, Patrp, fourth son of Edward and Nora Meegan, alter a painful illness of five months, aged 29 years. Funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at two o’clock, from his late residence, No, 236 Sixth street, Wil- liamsburg. Friends of the family are invited to attend, without further notice, MERRICK.—On Sunday, April 6, of infammation of the brain, MaGorr, only daughter of Andrew nae Catherine Merrick, aged 1 year, 6 months and days. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) atternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 86 Amity street, Brooklyn, to tne Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, MILLER.—On Friday, April 4, NETTIE, only child of George and Isabella Miller, and niece of George ee Sarah Lintord, aged 3 years, 6 months and 26 avs, ‘elatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 207 East Thirty-second street, this (Monday) alternoon at one o'clock Myrrs.—Suddenly, on Saturday, April 5, of diph- theretic fever, WILLIE LEONARD, infant son of Henry Y. and’ Julia H. Myers, aged 1 year, 10 months and 18 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 417 Rast Fifty-sixth street, on Monday, April 7, at one o’clock P. M. Narige.—On Saturday, April 5, 1873, FRANCIS Narig, of Honeoye Falls, N, Y., in the 79th year of invited his age. The relatives and friends are respectful to attend the funeral services, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. C. H. Van Houton, 284 West Thirty-third Street, on Monday, April 7, at three o’clock P. M. Remains will be taken to Honeoye Falls, N. Y., for interment, Rochester papers please copy. Ork.—On Saturday, April 5, MARGARET ORR, the beloved wife of James Orr, in the 30th year of her age. Retatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 410 At- gi street, Brooklyn, to-day (Monday), at two O’NRILL.—On Sunday, April 6, FRANCIS O'NEILL. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 369 West Twelfth street, on Tuesday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. Bernard’s church, sass Thirteenth street, thence to Calvary Ceme- ery. , PERINE.—On Saturday, April 5, in Brooklyn, N. aa aiter a short illness, WILLIAM T. PERINE, in his Ml year, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, at his late resi- dence, 12 Cheever place, on Tuesday, April, at two o'clock P. M. Reev.—On eunday April 6, Emma Louisa, daugh- ter of Jacob K. lenrietta E. Reed, aged 6 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invived to attend the funeral, from the _resi- dence of her parents, No. 8 St. Luke's place (Lero; Fe" on Tuesday, the 8th instant, at two o'clock Repo» Suddenly, at Jamesburg, N. J., on morning, April 4, of pneumonia, JAMES Rep- MOND, for thirty years connected with Acker, Merrall & Condit. Funeral on Tuesday, April 8, at half-past ten o’clock A. M. Trains leave foot of Desbrosses and os landt streets at eight o'clock A, M.; returning, ive Jamesburg at twelve M. and three P, M. , Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Norice.—The members of Crescent Lodge, No. 402, are requested to meet at ppantese ‘Street Ferry, on Tuesday, 8th inst., at 7:45 A. M. sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our | late brother, James Redmond, at Jamesburg, N. J. ‘Train leaves at 8 A. M. Ww RUTHERFORD.—KaTiE RU daughter of James Ek. d Honora Rathertord, aged 4 years, 2 months and 27 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend R. CARR, Master. HERFORD, youngest the inneral, this day (Monday), at two o’ciock, from the residence o1 the parent: Bowery, SHourps.—On Saturday, April 6, JouN H. Suourps, Funeral services at Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church, on Tuesday, April 8, at two P. M. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend, Smpson.—On Saturday, April 5, Joun Portecs Simpson, infant son of John and Olevia Simpson, aged 3 months. Funeral to-day (Monday), from his parents’ residence, 530 kighth avenue, at Ralf past tweive ‘STEVENS.—On Sunday, April 6, ANN STEVENS, aged 64 years, 10 months and 24 days. Relatives and friends of the family, also those of her brother-in-law, Joseph Rocheledu, are respect- fully requested to attend the tuneral, nom her late residence, 26 West Thirteenth street, on Tuesday, April 8, at two P. SUTHERLAND. April 5, SUTHERLAND, 8: The relatives ai Satnrday, HANNAH invited to attend the fun on Monday, from | 214 West Twenty nth street. —On Sunday, April 6, Micnarn after a long aud severe illness, aged ears, ‘The friends of his father, and also lis mother-in- | law, Margaret Conway, are requested to attend funeral, from his resfdenc 7 York street, Broo! lyn, on Tuesday, at two o'e! P. M. TReAT.—At Washington Heig! nts, on Satarday A daughter Funeral on Mon¢ , April 7, at tw nesday, “April Vor, na. servic Lutheran Charch of and Ki wi h will take place at the . Matthew, corner of Broome bay pete areoey, on Monday, April 7, at two vk =DR. VAN VLECK. nue ‘(formerly ated Sets inserted Filling a spec Dr. L. BERHA ASTROLOGY, LAMBERTSON, CLATRVOYANT— Greenwich ave is name, doy long sepa arated rs ot lif on er ‘Thisty- yourth at eb ation ou all aff econd avenue, 61 positty no pay. in oak CONSULT ives luck; orty first sts THY DESTINY; # wonderfully gifted Clairvoyant: marriage ; te lis everything. 159" West TIENTION =KNOW th NYPSY REVEALS FROM THE CRADLE TO GRAVE ¥ name, date of marriage, and brings those separated | together, 451 Third avenue M's ELLINGTON, CLAIRVOYANT, TELLS every thi #; has a positive c | for drunkes di" Kast Twenty eighth street. * ROF. Li TER IS THY (ONLY otk. Send stamp for cireular, 8 Sixth avenue near Twenty ret strect, We WONDERFUL ASTROLOGIST WILL your ‘Due, peAT REVEAL iife from the cradle jo the grave, 8) Third ave- wellyh streets son of Themas and Mary Sweeney, | Al Were aaa aren. AFTERNOON AT 2 OCLOUKSY ” 2 RveMiNG AT § OrCLOOK, Pirst a) ress M ee POSTER, in Mereditiys Protea Drama of TURSDAY EVENING, APRIL, Firat time of the inimitable Comedian,” iP ROBBON, Monbay, "APRIL 1 raya Tae 4 EscAPEb FROM SING BING. 585. roadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Q 0 RWB sohe ‘Manager it ma eaten: ATPRACTIO A aLoRi0us LL OF NOVERTIES Tas WEEK. _ ibe Lisa LisA WEBER will appear in the splendid Burlesque of THE BRIGAND CHIEF, with a strong cast, including the entire ‘Burlesque @om- pany.- THE WONDERFUL LES MARKOES, mi LIG-LAGS. GROTESQUE DANCERS. THE Z1G-ZAGS AB HAT SPINNERS. ins Minnie Jackson, Miss Helene Smith, Migs Laura » Miss Td, bats iting Angelique Sehoot, George H. Coes, Lang, Prescott, Sehwicardi, &c. UKE ee OOLGRAT 'T, the King of Coinedjans, and ¥ the famous REYNOLD BROTHER: IN THEIR GLORIOUS SPRCLALTIBS EVERY EVENIN Doors open at7, curtain rises at 8 Delock. Box office open ‘dally. Seats secured in advance. Regula) ‘atinee every Wednesday and Satu day. NION SQUARE THEATRE, Proprietoi ‘Manager, M. PALMER BEGINS AT 8, SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30. Carriages may be ordered at 1 o'clock. THIS WEEK AN EXTRAORDINARY * ATTRACTION, TWO PLAYS AT EACH PERFORMANCE. Every Evening and atthe Siturday Matinee the bril- Mr. Bets rng DAN SHOOK lant little Comedy-Drama, COUSIN JACK, and an original and most mirih-provoking Sketch in three acts entitled MICAWBER, in which Mr, George Faweeti Rowe will sustain his orlgl- nal part of “Wukins Micawber,” an impersonation de- glared by,the London press worthy fo be classed with Mr: Jeiterson’s Rip Van Winkle. ‘The play will be presented with the following strong east of characters: — Wilkins Micawber. Mr, r George | Faweott Rowe Uriah Heep, R, Mackay David il Coppi r, Claude Burroughs Mr. Wiekfield Mr. Welsh, Edwards ; angley aM Ww Sth na Euily Mestayer Miss ¢ Fowler ey Agnes Wickfeld wer ie Sosephine LOUFEnS Mrs. Micawber. Monday Evening, April 14, production, with brilliant scenery and appouitments, of FROU-FROU and reappearance of MISS AGNES ETHEL. Seats may now be sectir OOTH?S THEATRE, Edwin Bovih., KOURTH W. 22D to th performat Mn BOUCTCAULT in the New Drama in3 acts, entitled DADDY O’DOWD, Ja the world-famous piayn, “PH COLLEEN B ARIAT RAs Pouvi” and “KERRY,” Mz, Bouclcault has ‘ow aides a ‘fourth picture of Trish Life and Scenery, destined, like those rable picees, to enearcle the world wath eth entertainment, BOUCICAULT ‘oprietor and Manager nd EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON at2. secured TWELVE DAYS in advance the or at Ditson & Co's Music Store, 711 Broatlway. EW YORK MUSEUM Of ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bicecker streets.—Every one should visit the wonderful Museum; it is full of everything people should see and understand. Lectures daily on “The Philosophy of Marriaxe.” ‘ihose parties lo Hand these Important leeture eae have them at free, on receipt o| by addressing OK MUSEUM OF AS ATOMY, 618 “PI 4 NOFORTES, ORGANS, &C, T HAINES BROS? 27 Union square, Pirst class handsome new Pianofortes for sate on very re e everal used a little, FINE ASSORTMENT OF OND HAND PIANOS, in thorough repair, by dif akers; and new cheap for cash at JOHN MANOS Factory, 314 und ast Thirty-ninth street. ° 3 STEINWAY & SONS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, 7 ved legs, every iinprovement, bargain plano case Melodeon, $00, 3 Waverley place, near Broadway. .EAVING FOR EUROPE WILL brilliant toned 7's gctave rose 1,000, tor $30; for cash; Deadtitul J. BIDDLE, PRIVATE FAMILY sell this day, for cai wood Pianotorte, used since inet, cost si ss than half ‘cost, residence 120 W West 23d 1 st., pear 6th ay. A ‘at private MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte tor sale; round corners, made order, celebrated city maker, used 5 months, for $275; also Parlor Suits, Paintings, Bronzes, Mirror: ber, Dining Furniture, Silverware, Sen cain property family De LA HANDSOME ROSEWOOD LADY WILL &@ fulliron traine Manoforte, celebrated makers, cost $400; will sell tor $100, including Stool; sweet and power- ful tone. 28 Third street. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 744 OCTAVE PIANO. forte, embracing all modern improv ‘ements, maker's: guaranty, in we 5 months; will be sold at @ sacrifice; also el gant Household Furniture; family leaving the ‘at private residence 210 West 2ist st., near 7th Out this out. D SQUARE 7 OCEAVE ROSEWOOD PI- celebrated city maker, in use 8 months, Private residence, GRAD ano orte 0, {or $275; Stool and Cover. T MANUFACTURER'S WAREROOMS, PRIOR TO removal, magnificent new first class agraffe 734 oc- fave rosewood, overstrung, iron frame Pianoforte, $200; Stool and Cover; carved lees, te. Intent improvements: GOLDS: fully guaranteed. ITH’S, No. 7 Bleecker street, me pwery. FOSTER 5m AVENUE 1 THEATRE, (CURTAIN RISES Bole AMUSEMENTS, | AT 8. Lessee and Manacer... Mr. AUGUSTIN Fist MONDAY, _ NEW YEAR'S EVE. TURSD AL ay ESDAY, ony HEADS nD YOUNG HEARTS. THU, ast night of), NEW YEAR EVE. SATURDAY to bet (ast time). OR RAR, AND xoUNG HEARTS. REWHEL MATINEE or EW YEARS EV PROGRAMME THIS WEEK. TUESDAY RVENING, A nd_on WEDNESDAY, RRIDAY and SATURDAY aha. be acted tor at Vom , Dion’ ovGiolol es, laa igicain ed, yound HEARTS, Tea iis Hawsborn. a seses saves Miss Fanny Davenport ket, Linda ‘Dietz | Lady aa Mrs. Gill |. Griffiths: Gane Clarke James Lewis Hari Pompion.@.. Devers | sip J. As Macke Racke iting | Ri Lord Roebuck.....Ringgold | Willlat na An extraordinary programme for Easter Monday. TREAD EY: eyiry APRIL 15, time ere AUGUSTIN be bt § FAMOUS | DRAMA OF SOCIETY oaMsy wu th ithe at snd unapproachabl ud the brilliaptand unapproac! "ORIGINAL CAST. decree: it now ready. Mr. NRAND OPKRA HOUSE, Twenty-third street, corner of Eighth avenue. ir, AUGUSTIN DALY, Sole Lessee and Manager LAST SIX ERFORMANCRS UNCLE SAM; OR, THE FLIRTATION, RDOU'S PROHIBITED COMEDY ON AMERICAN SOCIETY, LAST NIGHTS OF MRS. JOHN WOOD. LAST NIGHTS OF MR. JOHN BROUGHAM. LAST NIGHTS of all the MAGNIFICENT REALISMS. EM NIGHTS of this bril brilliant cast:— Mr. J. PE, M. GEORGE “DEVERE, — Miss ANNIE BMOYNE, Mr. DELAND, Miss MARY CARY, Miss’ ELLA DIETZ, LAST “MATINEE UNCLE SAM SATURDAY NEX1, AT HALF-PAST ONE, all MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 14, ‘@ special realistic revival of the world-famous iocal dran by Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY, entitled UNDER ASLIGHT, with the great original’ railroad effect, the novel pier and river scone, &c. HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART. . Anentire new change of programme tor 514 BROADWAY. .Leasee and Proprietor Firat week of athe new tional Di sensat week. Ment FIREBRAND; meyer ening, new. yr, TALE NEW. OATH OF THE TWELVE, NEW. AUTS, Mr. WM, WHALLEY NEW DRAMA. AN the mammoth troupe retained, and will appear CAPTAIN FIREBRAND. First week of Mr. CHARLES AUSTIN an Miss CLARA AUSTIN, in their wondertul ZOUAVE DRILL TERRIFIC BAYONET COMBAT, First week of a new and original UADRUPLE. SONG AND DANCE, Miss KITTY NEIL, ‘Miss CARRIE HAINES. EW OL pABRIGAN and HART, R. M. CARROLL and sons, JOUN HART, JOMN WILD JOHN QUINN, WM. WEST, Miss JENNIE HU CHES, Miss KITTY O'NEIL, Miss IDA W. R. Miss FANNY. LUCILLE, Miss CARRIE HAINES, Miss IDA GREENFIF LD, Miss NELITE SANFORD, iss KITTY TRLSTON and others, in a pleasing ENTERTAINING BILL, Miss FANNY LUCELLI nd Miss IDA GREENFIELD. Second week of, M. CARROLL AND SONS, in their songs, Naanoer sketches and acts. ‘To conclude every evening and the matinees with the sensational Drama APTAIN FIREBRBND; THE OATH OF tue TWELVE. Mr. hi a we ALLEY fain pe eae EB D'SATUR! Lessee og Manager FRIL 7 . EVERY NIGUT AT 8 O}CLOM nd WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT’? Last two weeks of the fourth editiun of G, L, FO: =s HUMPTY DUMPTY, which thi ACOREDITED, APOSTLE OF FUN has achieved a degree of success that has never been equalled in the annals of amusements in America. he thronged audiences that nightly assemble at this elegant theatre, and who, py their lavish applause and hearty laughter, attest their appreciation and enjoy Of the admirable entertainment, presented. by. the funny Fox and his faithful followers, afford undeniable evidence of the undiminished popularity of the “American (ri- math” and his unrivalled most ee performance ATINEES WEDN corps of specialty artists. The nthe city. DAY AND NATUR LYMPIC THE O Mr. JAMES Ex TTAYES. EXTBA. Sole Lessee and Manager SEASON OF 1873-74. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, Mr. Hayes begs to announce that the next Fall and Winter sénson at this favorite and fashionable establish- ment, which has for eleven years Papintasned its reputa- tion as the most popular theatre of New York, will com- mence on or about August 15, 1873, and will be devoted exclusively toa rapa Succession Of first class ATTRACTIONS, No theatre hitherto open to stars has had either the scenic and mechanical advantages or the capacity for public accommodation which belongs to the Olympic. It will be thoroughly renovated prior to the reopening, and with the recent additions and tmprovements made in it will be Somer rey a new house, ow the most attrac: tive site in the cit, A few dates are tin. open for first cine stars and combi- nations, For dates and terms apply to, AYES, olyinpie ‘Theatre, New York. Be st MAGNIFICENT 744 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, $125; tour round serpentine mouldings, overstrung agrafte, a almost a W, $240; instalments taken $12 monthly. 107 West Twenty-third street, corner Sixth ay, LEGANT, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, CHICKERING make, $100; great bargain; superb overstrung bass and carved legs instrument, at great sacrifice; 7 octave. MES G 0) Bivecker street, near Macdougal. P. HALES NEW OCTAVE PIANOFORTES | J. are the best and cheapest Pianos ever made, For sale by the thousand at Thirt y-fitth street and Tenth av. ANOS TO R | pr Piitents. TANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT AND SOLD ON instalments reas bargains for cash. CHAS, J, BET 88 Broadway, corner Tenth street, AND TO*SELL—ON INSTAL- WM. A. POND & CO., 547 Broadway. | next TANOS (BEAUTIFUL WEBER INCLUDED), CHEAP ‘fas the cheapest. good as the best, tor rent or sale; Tent allowed purctiaser; at MERRELL’S, No. 8 Union square, 165 Fourth avenue, per SECOND HAND, OF VARIO! in thorough order, for sale at low tw rent and on instalments, by CHICK East Fourteenth street, betw EIING & SONS. IL ween Broadway and Filth TABLE, BEST FINISHED AND manufactured, new metalic nearly new, $100. 110 Bleecks V ATERS CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS ARE THE. Meet’ Deaweltul in style and perfect in tone ever | made; they are the best m the world. Call and see them. | Prices low for cash; monthly instaiments received. | ms 481 Broadway. hinoe x) “HORACE WATERS & SON. SELLING THE FINEST 74 OCTAVE Pianos for less money than other houses; Bradbury, $250; little used atnos to rent. DECKER & BROTHERS, 66 Bleecker street. | ye are BARGE FOR Sab feet long, 30 fect bi ice or general freight: al tleulars inquire of ST. SHERWOOD, Auantte ‘Dock, Brooklyn. OR SALE—THE modelled centre! LI, OF A NEW, BEAUTIFULLY ard Yacht, with spars and large duping light draught; 37 feet onthe wacer tine nnd 47.00 deck, Can be seen at the Old Novelty Ironworks, Twelith sireet, between avenues and D, New York. Fee, SALE—\ NEW PROPELLER STREAM Yacur, | with double Ta DOX 580 Post | in Europe. | office. Address for particulars F. HE CELEBRATED CHINA WwooD OIL FOR SPARS and bright work, for sale in quantities to suit pur- | chasers. HILANDER REED, 22 Old sup. | Wasten, TO CHARTER FOR THE MONTHS OF July and August, a Sloop Yacht, with aceommo- persona, Address,’ stating full par- tleulars, 9 ¥. 6, Holyoke, Maas Warranat SECOND HAND. ROW BOAT. AD- dress, giving full particulars, BOAT, box 5,585 Post tions for 12 oF 15, dation ARY TRUCTION._ “baby GIVE: ESSONS IN ALL THE branches, dri ing Dainting, photograph coloring , amans! Da ers ro weiter haces A wax Bevers T THOMPSON ¢ opposite Cooper Instita Arithmetic and Languages. Day department—Telegraphy taught p mits, Demand for operators. ARITHME- «—Dolbeas Kighteenth USINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, Brice endlemén, ladies and boy: Gommercisi’ Colle Hroadway, corner street. Openda. Frantee all Summer. Pupils can bas or special private course. a- noon jor teachers and school children. Stiff cramp! ng and trembling removed and an egantt Dusness band Ws! gharanwee, es " ONY. PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. NUMBER OF NEW aca paar WEEK, HE CHARLEY WH VETERAN CHARLEY Witte: COMEDIAN, | | CHARLEY WHITE, TH Kocatt 0 Fl oe PASTOR. BILLY PASTOR, ‘ONTORTIONIST. ENTRILOQUIST, | NER & LEST | ITs Po ‘s HERR WILLIO, THE AT HERR WILLIO, THE ad MT MISS CELIA IFERD, BIEL BARRY, Cc. eM Ay fe Fe Tova & any hr aro AIOORE, tY Li sti HAIRY HA LLY ALMET, MATINEE EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. CARAVAN AND a SE! MEN noe DOL o iOALe Fol ritts i WEEK MATINEES EVERY AFTE Raat .. EXHIBITIONS EVERY NIGHT. Arenic Performances at2 and 3, Doors open at! and 7, One Fifty Cent Ticket admits to all the Shows. Children (under nine years) 25 cents. iF “Pilgrim's Progress” street church, near Varick, on Mi April 7 and 8 at at Pi ‘Adimission, 5) nnd 79 cents; J. W. BALN, Yorn ey RAMI Yoh TE Messret SHOOK. & PALM Square Theatre, have the honor to announce that they have at- ranged With Messrs, Jarrett & Palmer for the appearance of the wonderful Ne OKES F NIBLC FORA BRIEF §) J on ppcar in one of thelr cele- Pialties. This engagement FAMILY is necessarily limited to TWO WEEKS ag they have to leave New Yor! on the 27th of April to meet engagements long since madi in other cities, Atul company from the UNION SQUARE THEATRE will appear with the VOKES I Ae oeae Tilt beyin on Wednesday ‘morning, at 9 o'clock, at the Box Omtice, Niblo’s Garden. 0-NIGHT=Y, M, Coke! ORIGINAL AND S V re CHAFA, LECTED RE OITALS, TARIETIES THEATRE OF NEW ORLEANS TO rent.—Proposals will be received until the Ist day of June next for the rent of the Varicties Theatre, coni- inencing with the next on. ‘The theatre is complete in all ts appointments of wardrobe, scenery, propert Xtc. Address £. RIGNEY, President La Varicte Assoc tiom, New Orle: towns, Addr .. care Jones & Sibley nin . es hariin street, St owls. Wor "Retersto: Mee W. 5 Sout Pond, SOPRANO, WITH A POWERFUL MELODIOU 8 voice, would like to make an engagement in first fond. can read music at sight. Address C. D., sta- on YARD.—P —PIANO, ORGAN, GUITAR, st WATSON gives her residence, 92 Clinton place ( ments furnished for daily practice, YOLD MEDAL PATENT TILTON G ‘AR, warranted; also Patent Violin one Rests ‘ihe Bull Violin Strings, old Violins, fe, _Nusleal Age Clinton place, Circulars mailed tr sING.—MISS. rivate lessons, day and evening, at ighth street), R. TRENOR'S REC EPTION DANSANTE, At ue maton 723 8 avenue, Reservoir ganar, NING, ‘April Mr. TTRENORS Classes continue open unt May. ' have been engaged, AMUSEMENTS. " N. NIBLO'S GARDEN: IBLO'S: GARDE WEEK LAST 01 THE SCOUTS OF THE PRAIRIE, ogtervals WESTERN HEROES, BUFFALO TEXAS JACK, BUNTLIN: NED THE FRRELEAG DANSEUSE, Nite. MORLACCHL, Butato Bil, by Loe oF, ae Fe F. Codp original hero. :Hon, W. F. © Texas Jack, by the Original her...-...-J- BeOnohundro: le Durg. Ned Buntling Bove Bye. Mile. Morlacchi On the Plains—The Trapper and the & The Heneyude's Oar np Perito oF Heel tye. calc Dury at tne tereae eee ‘The Indian Dance—The. Rescue. ACT 2—Texas Jack and bis ‘he Loves of Buffalo Bi The Death of © The Trappers at Bh AOT, 3.<Thhe Boout Alp Danvethe ne whe friumph ofthe Soon on ‘The Partopmason 4 commences with the roaring Farce, Kiss INTHE DARK. O88 MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2 cdfonday evening. April 14 Arat, appeararce, this season first time at th theatr® of te gelebrated whose engagement is positively limited to two week: ST eT Te a eee Nicer GARDEN. eure, Sacret 4 Palmer are gratified at beingable i announce that by special arrangement avith Shook & Falmer. of the Union Square Theatre, they y will, have the pleasure of presenting ve the HONDAY. EVENING, APRIL 1a dT THE CHEEERATED VO CAI, TERPRICHOREAN, The engagement of this Peering opine combinge tion POSITIVELY LIMITED TO TWO WEEKS, They will be supported in their his apecialiies by a selected quai Box oflce for the alo af Seats, will be n fol open o! ednesday morning, April 9, at eight olclock, is OWERY kite 'RELIGH, . seer A MONDAY, APRIL? ag THE GREAT ‘ORIGE PRIZE MILITARY. DRAMAS THE REBEL'S LAST SHOT; OtSO8, THE GUNMAKER'S th Sacts and 12 tableaux, written by. Charles Foster, the gpular dramatic author, and dedi roplote with startling tableans; terr ls fo al ea dns, Hatt? si eal rrific situa scene’ fete hes, &c. fe This immense Drama ls founded on incidents of actual occurrence that never have been written or acted, and Presented for the first ttme to the patrons of this theatre. Note.—The peculiar characteristic tableaux at the finale suggest the audience remaining seated until th all of the curtain. LOVERS IY 4 CORNER Will precede the dra Mr. EI) STETBON will shortly ar in the FASTEST Hoy OF NEW YORK, written by TON TONY ae. and Charies Foster's drama of A LOT is in course of construction. TALLACK’S. Proprietor and a oe ...Mr, LESTER WALLACK MNTH WEEK Mr, SOTHERN DAVID Gagrrok LORD DUNDREARY MAIRIED wri SETTLED, which will be present THIS AND bales EY. uNING Nena Re etre MATINER AT 1:30 BM. embras in bas LO) vi WING EA EMINENT ARTIST: ir. SOTHERN, Ny CAIRO Ly GILBERT afr. ERMANIA THEATRE, Fourteenth street, near Third avenue. AD, NEUENDORFY.. MONDAY, ‘Aprit “7, Comedy, in ns ‘acts, by Paul Lindau. Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o'clock. M™ F, B, CONWAY'S Peo eNING, THEATRE, eS an eG Mr. Frank fein Mrs, t. Ey (ee ray a else Lennot. ATURDAY—GREA‘ L, OF MUSIC, eects CY 1873, Comedy in five acts, by Scribe, adapted from the ranch for the German stage bY, Cosmar, Grand oe eae tormance in aid of the GERMAN HOSPITAL AND BIsFENSARY @ com, of the ave anta tHeAtiCs, AD. NUENDORF, Director. Reserved seats and boxes can be secured ‘at Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway, Theatre ticket office, 114 Fabian and the box office of the Academy of jusic. RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE. TWENTY-THIRD 8’ Th pete Biss bos Seventh tay i bere eee eatre. Every EVe Saturday Matinee ai WESt WL Sow THE 5! IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MASTER. BARNEY, PA sre te ae pence ‘and favorite Dialect Actor. egneral ee the atin 3 «Director [QOADEMS| OF LY. SHOO FLY. SHoO FLY. SHOO FLY.|SHOO FLY, $400 ELY.|SHOO FLY. SHOO_ FLY.{SHOO FLY, THE CALI ICO HOP. LTON's LAUGHING GAS, Dan Bryant, Seymour, Reed, Stanwood, Morrisy, Emer- son, &c. "Matinee Saturday at 2, Seats secured. T, BARNUM’S GREAT TRAVELLING WORLD'S « FAIR, MU CHEUM, NOW OPEN AND HIPPO. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEE! OSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, THE VAST THRONGS who have as vet been unable to see THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH may haye an opportunity. Mr. Barnum has concladed, t eae = THE ENTIRE WEEK AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING (Rink), corner of Third avenue and Sixty-third streets, mugen cee AND NIGHT. ESS, IMMENSE SUCCESS, IMMENSE SUCCESS. SPLENDID ENTERTAINMEN’ SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. SPLENDID iY sheoaleemenmpnass CROWDS OF DELIGHTED VISICOR: CROWDs OF DELIGHTED Vi 'SITORS, CROWDS OF OF DELIGHTED VISITORS, Ladies and onary will avoid the crowd by attending the afternoon performances Two Leon thhed [gtr tate at the same time in two separate circus rings, Boors open from | to Sand 7 to 10 P. M. Double Hippodrome performances begin at 2and & Admission to all, 5) cents ; children under nine, cents¢. a few reserved seats, 25 cents extra, FREE ADMISSION 70 ALL who purchase the tten by hinwelf, ore i WARN UM» inusteated. written mi a book ot es, ral of Pric er duced Trom $3 0 to $1 70. STEINWAY HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK. ‘The public is respectfully informed that a FESTIVAL WE. OF GRAND ORATORIOS AND CONCERTS Tote SILOM LE TEN SSS AND GRANDEUR never before attempted in New York, under the direc bi! THEODORE THOMAS, ™ Riel edab fsb is eee ‘April 22, 1873. nd entire HANDEL AND’ Il IAYDN) SOCTETY FROM BOSTON, FIVE HUNDRED "on VOICES. . Mr. CARL ZERRAHN. wi sete vr, BJ. LANG: EO! pea THOMAS UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA, iy i on this occasion, The most distinguished args increase ORATORIO SINGERS Un ogether W. doth instrumental and vocal, now in the count Full particulars on Wedne:day. zk MLLE. AIMEE. NTREE OF MLLE, AIMER andi TE NEW PARISIAN OPERA TROUPE, tter a most success{ul tour }n, fhe AND rok aWwo is, ND A Full ipatteulars hort al —y ONGS oF SCOTLAND—K0 mamonel io? price $1. 82 East Fourteenth an YALE GLEE CLUB, Yeo The only appearance this season in New Vork, at THURSDAY EXENING, April 10, Admission, 75 o Oe eee SONGS, & tenes mission, cents, eserves cents extra Schirmer’s, ‘nit Broadway, and at the Wali me M. OC. A. Prepay gh a TO-NIGHT. ARA GENEVRA CH. x “ORIGINAL AND SELECTED RE ITALS, ARD.—NATIONAL AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF Music and other Liberal Arts—First and only musi- cal Institution in America chartered by special act of Legislature, Office #2 Clinton place. E.—LADIES_AND GENTLEMEN MEMBERS Gd, 5 gh Mustoal Association are requested to meet at St. Stephen's church, st Perm ei Mtrect, on Monday evening. 7h inst, at S o'clock. ATA ¢ RAVALLI, QENOR SINGE! ROM A Ntattan Opere teaches Plano and Singing at ut West Twenty-seventh ‘street, near Sixth avenue: terms mody erate; home Monday aid Thursday. ETROPOLITAN THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN 8TREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON” HAND. DANG 1NG_ “ACADEMIES. ALLET MASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 2% Fourth avenue.—All dances per quarter; six in Ballet dancers’ instruction for single B private lessons. hind chorus dances tor the stage. ‘ae AS ae CONSERVATORY Sng a Cher oO. ast aac street, Dext to mon. ico's, New MEMBERS KECKIVED id AUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES, Private Lessons at any hour, day and evening. Cularg at Privaig Acauemy, 242 East leven sree