The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1873, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNK 3, J873—TRIPLE EDUCATION MATTERS, Examination and Opening Exercises in the College of New York, the Catholic Protectory and the New Primary School No. 4. COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ‘The examination of candidates for admission %e the introductory department of the College of the city of New York began yesterday. At & quarter to nine o'clock in the morning the appli- ants assembled in the college chapel. There were $55 all together—a much iarger number than in the previous year. The examination was in spell- fmg, arithmetic, English, grammar and reading, Is was conducted in accordance with the usual Pregramme; for the most part in writing. The examination in this department will be concluded to-day, Out of the students presenting themselves for admission 143 have chosen the ancient classical ©ourse, 110 the modern classical course, and 296 the eommercial course, Of the last 94 have chosen French, 198 German and 4 Spanish. The parents of gix have not yet determined which course to choose for their sons, All of the scholars have had $0 pass a year at Jeast in one of our public schools, OPENING A NEW PRIMARY SCHOOL, The new and handsome Primary School No. 4, between First avenue and avenue A, on Sixteenth street, which is now entirely complete and presents quite an imposing appearance, was formally opened Sey tay under the direction of the Principal, iss M. Lownie Warner, by a series of interesting exercises by the children. The exercises eom- menced at nine o’clock A. M., and were concluded about noom, All the Board of Trustees mae present, together with Inspectors Gerard, Agnew and Hayard. Mr. Harris Millard Drenited atthe piano. The exercises included an openin; Brayer, singing, recitations, declamations an jialogues, and were very commendably carried out. The school is a fine structure, about 120 feet by 0. It has three foors, including the basement; is constructed of brick, with granite stone facings. = stairways are admirably arranged in case of » and, indeed, the whole building seems fire- Bree roof toa greatextent. There is thorough ven- tion in every part. It cost $100,000, and has Deen built during the short space of the p past year. THE CATHOLIC PROTECTORY. The annual examination and exercises of the Catholic Protectory, Westchester county, N. Y., came off b mr goa at one P,M. The exercises ‘were confined to the male department. The iol- lowing clergymen were present:—Right Rev, Bishop Lynch, of Charleston; Very Rev. Viear General Quin, Rev. M. J. O'Farrell, Rev. W. Clowry, Rev. F. Kinsella, Rev. Fathers Dal: pena? Stumpe, MeKenna, Callaghan, Rev. Dr. CGI yn and Kev. Dr. Pursell, together with the thirty or torty Christian Brothers of the institution of whieh Rev. Brother Tellow is rector. Fourteen hundred boys Milled the front part of the spacious and neatly @ecorated hall and the vast assemblaxe of ladies and gentlemen thronged the remaining seats. Tne programme consisted of songs, recitations, decla- Mations and readings of essays. The Young Men's Literary Senate of the instutute did exceedingly ‘well, especially those who took part in the debate, “a Comparison Between Julius Cesar and Napo- teon.”’ iter the conclusion the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch made a congratulatory address, in which he reviewed the present nobie efforts’ to support, Stimulate and perfect Catholic education. He , sersared the good boys to a high extent, and told hem to never neglect the opportunity they nad of becoming good men. After this a luncheon of various delicacies was served by the Brothers, and the day ‘Wasa successfully completed, NEW YORK CITY. The Commissioners of Health met yesterday after- oon, but no business of an important nature was transacted, Coroner Kessler was yesterday notified to hold @n inquest on the body of Edward Flanigan, who @ied at No. 4 Bayard strect trom the effects of in- juries received from a crushed finger. John E. Dunham, who was killed at the corner of 129th street and Second avenue last Sunday, is in mo way related to Mr. John B, Dunham, of Union Square, it was stated that they were brotners, Asingle scull working boat race, between E. 0. Kindberg and Leslie Hastings, of the Columbia Boat Club, of Brooklyn, took place on the Hariem River yesterday. Distance two n with a turn, ‘Won by E. U. Kindberg. Time 16 Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to the Morgue to hold an inquest on the body of Clara Henderson, who died from accidental sutfocation, @s certified to by Dr. Bull, of Bellevue Hospital. In what particular manner deceased was suffo- cated did not appear. John O'Neill, an architect, thirty-mine years of age, and born in Ireland, was taken suddenly M1 in @ Sixth avenue car yesterday morning, whiie veturning from the country, and died soon afte wards. Deceased lived at 141 East 112th stree Whitt bis remains were taken. Coroner Herr- Man held an inquest over the remains, Yesterday Mr.-E. D. Webster, the new Superin- tendent of Castle Garden, was installed in his office. There was nothing formal in the installa- tion. The only person who received him was the Pri sident, Mr. Hurlbut. Mr. Webster has been in office since Saturday afternoon, at which time Mr. Casserly made his valedictory to the new Board, but yesterday his official existence began, THE DEATH OF SHAIDA'S VIOTIM. Boston, June 2, 1873. In the Municipal Court to-day Frank J, Shaida ‘was fully committed to await the action ofa cor- ener’s inquest an a charge of shooting Thomas Mahar on the 3d of May. Mahar died yesterday at the hospital. caiettiennntptadiecpeineeenemeris MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bancock—Woopwakp.—On Wednesday, May 28, Qt All Souls’ church, by kev, F. A. Farley, D.D., Henny D. Bascock to ANNA M., daughter of Robert T. Woodward. McDonai.b—Snvte.—On Saturday, May 31, at the residence of Dr. Key. eems, 4.9 West Twenty-secoud Btreet, J. Dury MCDONALD to Mary A. SUUTE, bon New York city. ‘SuACORD—COXON, —At the pe aoe chureh, New Rochelie, Wednex¢ vi E. R. Barkhalter, Lawn Coxon, both of the above BLaGpeN.—On Sunday morning, June 1, ANNIE C, wie oO. Samuel PF. Biagden, and daugiter of Ezra White. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the foneral irom Dr. Hail’s ciuren, corner Nineteenth Street aud Fith avenue, on Tuesday, Sd inst, at five P. M. BRADLEY.—On Monday, June LEY, youngest daughter o1 Mu Bradiey, aged 1 year and 17 days. Her al Wil take place ‘on Wednes AGATHA BRap- and Jane Aun #1 y, the ath, from the residence of her pareuts, d45 Hast Fourteenth street. BROWN.—On Monday, June 2, at Kensico, Sv May, youngest child of Thomus J. and forriet W. Brown, of ths city, aged 2 years and {montis Funeral services at Unon iurch, West- chester county, this (iuesday) a noon, at ta ast jour o'clock. ‘rans leave Grand Central lepot, Forty-second street, at 4:50 P.M, ROWN.—On Monday, Juue 2, 1573, JoHN Secon Brown, of the firm oi lrown & Bolles, son ot the late George A. Brown and L. Augusta biown, in the 33d year of tus age. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s papers. Bu.p.—At Chester, \. J., on Sunday, June 1, Hon, Danikt Bupp, aged 64 years. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at one o'clock, from his late residence in Chester, N J. BULKLEY.—At_ the residence of his lather, bras- tus Bulkley, 129 Rodney sireet, Brooklyu, E. D., on Suiday, June 1, 1873, REGINALD W. bULKLEY, ip the 40th year of his age. Funeral services will be held at his late resi- ence, on Tuesday, June 3, at three o'clock . The remains will be taken’ to venn Yan, nt. N.—At Nice, France, CIA CLARK, Wife 01 J WbUTE papers please co; CALLANAN.—On Monday, June 2, of dipktheria, PETER, second sou oi Lawrence J. and KE. A, Calla- Man, aged 4 years, 4 months and 29 days. CARRIER.—In New York, on Sunday morning, June 1, of qui sumption, HATTIE MARIA, el est daughter of U. W. Carrier, of Rockville, Conn., — niece of R, A. Dorman, of this city, aged 20 yemne remains will be conveyed to Rockville and funeral services held there this (Tuesday) aiter- toon, at two o'clock. CaRROLL.—In this city, on Monday, May 26, Ep- WIN RK. CARROLL, aged 42 Hartford papers please copy. COLEMAN.—On ‘Ihursday evening, May 29, 19’ Hexkierra CoLeman, wile of James Coleman, jor: erly of Scranton, Pa. Funeral irom the residence of her Parents, at Kingsland, N. J., on Saturday, May, 31, 1 CONNAUGHTON.—On Sund: June 1, falter ‘a short fiiness, JoHN ConnavcnTon, @ native of Oatiield, ris! bsg Aughrim, county of ‘Galway, Ireland, aged ‘the relatives and friends of the family are re- area invited to attend the junerat, (rom his b es ope 6v3 East Kighty-second street, Tues- at one P. M, Code t Stuttgart, Germany, on Saturday, ~~ b Pid of consumption, Biizasern H., wile ne, Gaawwonne-a Saturday, May 31, ANDREW Onaw ron, in the 83d year of his age. mae friends of the family and those of his sons, im and Rovert, are od age invited to on Wednesday, May Burton, TUBS deb GARY J cogs, o'clock A. M., from the residence of his son- -in-law, E 141 Wayne street, Jersey City. ture "Se Moga June 2, JOHN J. Ounris, in tring relatives. and d“irienas, also the members of the Plate Piinters’ Union are respectfuily invited to attend the tuneral, from his mother’s residence, Ae Clinton street, on Wednesday, June 4, at two Fe oais--08 Sunday, June 1, suddenly, Mary DENMAN, at the residence of her brother-in-law, William Knapp, 371 West Thirty-second street, aged 76 years and 22 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, rom the above residence, on Weilnesday, the 4th inst., at one o'clock P.M. Her remains will be taken to Cypress Hilis Oemerery for interment. Doscuek.—On Monday, June 2, Henny a DoscHER, in the 26th year of his age. The relatives and friends o1 the, family are mn- Vited to attend the funeral from his late residence, pid Eleventh street, on ‘Thursday, at one DuncaN.—On Mond: Jane 2, 18% Mary A, wile of et Duncan’ age 1d 69 ye Relatives and friends are reinvited | to the funeral Services at her late residence, 86 Fourth street, William arg, on Wednesday aiternoon at three loc! DuNHAM.—On Sunday, June 1, suddenly, Joun E, DunuaM, son of John Duniam, aged 38 years. Notice of funeral hereaiter. EaRL.—On sunday, June 1, E.izaBeTH LEvE- RICH, Widow Ol the late E, Morris larl. The funeral will take place on Wednesday, June 4, at half oe (desi o’clock, from 206 Clinton aye- nue, Newark, N. San Francisco sapera please cop: copy. GiviLEK.—In Philadelphia, on Sunday, June 1, JULIA AvGuSTA, Wile of John 8. Givier, Interment on Wednesday, at ten o’clock A, M. Haigut.—At Pleasantville, on Monday, June %, Mary 8. HAIGHT, daughter of the late Abraham duke in the 59th year of her age. e friends of the family are invited to attend the! fameral, on Wednesday, June 4, from the house of Walter H. Haight, Pleasantville at ten o’clock A.M, jCHappaacs Meeting House ut halfpast ele eleven o'clock. WALTER HT. HaGen.—At Bonn, ' Prussia, un Saturday, May 24, WILHELMINA, Only chiid 0, Nestor W. and Adeline L. Hagen, of this city, aged 17 months, At the same plac, ou Monday, June 2, ADELINE L., wife of Nesior W. Hazen and daughter oi the late William R. Hitencock, agoe 35 years, HeALy.—On londay, June 2, MATILDA, beloved wife of John Healy, aged 19 years and 6 months, Funeral trom the residence of her father, James Reilly, 629 Eleventh avenue, on the 4th instant, at two o'clock P. Heata.—On Sunday, June 1, ANNIE AMELIA, be- loved wife of Rev, J. G. B. Heath, aged 83 years. Friends of the family are invited to attend the juneral, on Tuesday, June 3, at one o'clock P. M., from the Church of’ the Incarnation, corner Madi: son avenue and Thirty-fifth street. KRAENSBL.—Suddenly, on Saturday, May 31, CHARLES J. KRAENSEL, Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, June 3, at hatf- past two ofclock, froin his late residence, 329 Last hirtieth street. KREINSFL,—Hancock Lodge, No. 49, I. 0. of 0. F.— The brothers are requested to meet at the lodge Toom, at Odd Feliows’ Hall, corner Grand and Centre streets, on Tuesday, June 3, ut hall-past one o’clock P, M. precisely, for the purpose of paying our last tribute of respect to our late brother, Charles Kreinsel. ROBERT RICHARDSON, N. G. Roserr H. Racy, Secretary. LvpLow.—At Jamaica, Long Island, FRANcEs, widow of the late Gabriel Augustus Ludlow, in the 66th year of her age. The funeral service will take place at Grace church, Jamaica, Long Is.and, on Thursday, June 5, at hali-past ten o'clock A. M, Train leaves Hunter’s Point at 10 A. M. i H.—On Tuesday, May 22, at Centre Mori- after a short fliness, JuLia H. MAGRATH, daughter of Frederick and Elizabeth Vearcant. MARCHANT.—On Monday, June 2, HENRY MaR- OHANT, aged 41 years. Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to atrend the funeral, from 63 West Ninth street, on Wednesday, June 4, at hali-past nine o'clock A. M. The peat will be taken to Rhode Island ior inter- ment. MARTIN.—On Monday, June 2, ROBERT MARTIN, & ee, of England, aged 31 years, 7 months and 18 ays. Relatives aad iriends are respectiully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of Mr. ihomas Benton, 107 "Walcott street, South frook- lyn, on Wednesday, June 4, at two o'clock P. M. Surry (Englanc) papers please copy. a MorT.—Uu Monday, June 2, Saka A, MOTT, aged years. Kelatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the juuerail, on Wednesday, June 4, at two o'clock, from the residence of her mother, Mrs, F, E, Wilcox, 71 Conselyea street, Williamsburg. Mcvorsack.—On Monday, June 2, MARY RHATL GAN, the beloved wile of Robert McUormack, aged 29 years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, trom her late residence, 104 Portiand avenue, on Wednesday morning, Juue 4, at nine o’ciock, to St. James’ Cathedrai, Jay street, Brooklyn, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul; thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatoush. NEXSEN.—OD Saturday, May 31, EMELINE A, Nex- SEN, aged 6¢ years, Funeral from her late residence, 93 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon at four o’cleck, OxTsGA.—On Saturday, May 31, RaFAEL ORTEGA, a a ve of Mayaguez, Porto Rico, in the 38tu year 1 hs age. The funeral will take place on Tuesday, June 3, from his late resid ence, 211 West Thirty-fiith street, at hall-past one P, M. The remains wili be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. O'NELLL.—On Monday, June 2, of heart disease, JOUN O'NEILL, aged 33 years and 10 days, Fune alfrom his late residence, 141 East 112th street, at half-past ten o’ciock. Friends and ac- qua ntances are respectiully invited to attend, at St. Paul's, where a high requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul; tuence to Calvary Ceme- tery. PATTERSON.—On Sunday, June 1, RoBerT J. Pat- TERSON. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend lus funeral at one o’cloek, Tuesday, at 495 Eughtn avenue. PuELPs.—On Sanday, June 1, at his residence, West sew Brighton, &. Ge Major Justus M. Pairs, in the 55th year o: his age. Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funerat, a the Church of the Ascension, West New Br ghton, on Weduesday, the 4th inst., at hali- past thiee o'c.ocx P. M. Boat leaves pier 19, North River, at half-past two P. M. ance On arrival of the boat. Chicago and Delaware county (N. Y.) papers please copy. Pop mn Sunday, June 1, at noon, at his resi- bas 211 West Warren street, Brooklyn, P, BEN- TON Po! runeral will take place at Trinity church, New York, on Thursday, June 5; services to commence a@ttwo P, M. Row At her residence, 178 West Baltic strect, Brooslyu, on Saturday, May’ Sl, Mrs. JANET DE Kay KOBINS, aged 47 years. ruueral irom her late residence, on Tuesday, June 3, at two ovelock 1. Carriages in attend- Srack.—On Monuay, June 2, Junia E. Strack, youngest child o; Wilitam and Johanna Stack, aged 1 year, 8 months and 19 days, Funeral from the residence of her parents, 103 Chrystie street, on Tuesday, Juue 3, at two o’diock p. on.—On Monday, June 2, 1873, at the rest- Ho! D, F, Tiemann, Manhattanville, CAVHARINE, Widow of David B, Simonson, in the Tih year ol her age, Panerai rvices Will be held in St, Michael's cnurch, Bloomingdale, on Wednesday, the 4th in- ant o'clock A. M., and in st, George's evuren, Hempstead, L.L, at haifpast three P.M. tle same d. A train by Central Kailroad oe Long isiand lea New York at two o ck P. Wunter’s Point at hal/-past twe o’e . IVAN.—On Sunday, Junegi, Tuomas F., fon ol Thcmas and Catharine Sullivan, aged 11 years, 2 mouths and 26 days, relatives and friends of the family are re- spectt lly invited to attend the funeral, from the dence of his p 26 Prince street, this rents, ternoon, at half-past one o'clock. dn Sunday, June 1, after a dinger- wife of Jobn Sutherland, in her ‘(Tues ) SUPHERL, ing jlines: r Aberdeen (Scotland) papers please copy. JHORSTON.On Monday, Juue 2, ROSE, youngest eid Ullam and Mary Thornton, aged 1 year and 5 montis. Tue ivueral will take place from the residence of her parents, 2118 Second avenue, corner of iugth June 3, at one o'clock P, MM. Tv t Grand Hotel, very saddenly, Mra, E.P. Turner, daughter of Mr, William Baker, of Houston, Texas. Notice of funeral hereafter, Van WINKLE.—On Saturday, dence, 97 Chrystie street, aiter long and protracted suffering, MAky ANN, Widow of Francis Van Winkie, in the 37th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funerai, at half past ten o'clock A. M., on Tuesday, June 3. WATERBURY.—At her late residence, 250 West Fifty-fifth street, suddenly, on ian June 2, 1873, Many, wife of Chas, G. Waterbury. Notice of funeral herealter. WEHMAN.—On Sunday, vane y: HENRY GEORGE WEHMAN, aged twenty-six yea The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from st, Matthew's church, corner Broome and’ Elizabetn streets, June 3, at haif-past one o'clock P. M. WILLTAMS.—On Sundal pee 1, at 9:30P.M., at the residence of his dau Mrs, J. A. vormick, STEPHEN WILLIAMS, in the at year of his age. Funeral services at St. Bartholomew's church, Madison avenue and Forty-lourth street, on Tours- day aiternoon, at hall-past one o'clock. Kelatives and friends are invited to attend, WInTHROP.—On Saturday, May 31, Tuomas W1N- THROP, aged 76 years, The relatives ‘and friends of the family are re- Specttully invited to attend the funeral, irom the Church of the Annunciation, West Fourteenth street, on Thursday morning, June 5, at hali-past nine o'clock, without further noth May 31, at her resi- Y pgs 2 QUEEN'S HOTE) NEAR THE © Ladode Palace, Upper Norwood, London.—To tow families—Its elevated, pieasane a most Phos us pee 4 ton, combined with m ort afforded Watagement, have woe, FOR SALE. BUTOHER SHOP FOR aa MEST, BE SOLD to-day without ie Feeerg Inquire of WM, (CGOLDHICK, si Washington Market sidewalk. GROCFRY IN A_ FIRST CLASS TENEMENT Heighberhood, cone @ good ying bosingst, | for ata very reasonable price, or wi e & pal ud i LLOYD, 20 Brondway._ —LIQUOR STORES OR ALE VAULTS ON THIRD Je at low prices; also Liquor Stores on and downtown business streets. MITCHELL'S Btore Agency, 17 Cedar street. Anke =For R SALT RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, LAGER Bakeries, Confectioneries, Stationery > E> and wariety Stores, ‘Shop, Soda Water and Koot bs TTCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, AL SI, ANB, Pua gc tO Drugs ores, Paw nbrokeFaue joe bens Country Se lcetes ‘CHELL'S Store Agency, 17 Cedar street. A FIRST CLASS STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE, doing Immense business; must be sold; good reason for selling. Inquire at 420 Bighth avenue. Ly ar buivan POR SALE,—193 PRINCE STREET, val RARE OPPORTUNITY.—AN ESTABLISHED AND jood paying Furniture and Bedding Business tor sale; an elegan ‘i: itted up store, with ‘a Well lighted bi einent, centrally located ; tock nearly new und well ‘assorted ; jease or lease and fixtures ‘onl i Mo bone asked Ne exoata need apply. Address K, X,'K., box 255 Herald office, CHANCE SELIOM OFFERED.—HAT AND FUR Store, 88 Sixth avenue, established 26 years, tor sale At a bargaln, on account of ill ty CIGAR STORE FOR SALE—LOCATED LEADING avenue; spon llans oa fp cadas by: rent; extraordi- mary chi jive ke money, Particulars 25 Chamber ret, Gkorde. W. SiMISRS? Store ‘Agency. A. DINING SALOON, LOCATED, WEST STREET, posite steamboat landing; splendid trade; low rent; “price only $300; sacrifice; must ell, Paruculars 25 Chambers street. GEORGE W. SIMBRS’ Store Agency. FRENCH RESTAURANT AND DRINKING SA- loon tor sale.—Central business location ; excellent trade: low rent; sold consequenge ill health. Particu- lars 25 Chambers street, EORGE W. SIMERS’ Store Agency. OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A Business, established 7 years; For full particulars apply nth avenue. = N_ UNUSUAL Manutacturiny thorough Opal on gist 0S. at BRAZLAU Bi CIGAK STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, avenue, A —FOR wAUe bes Toes mpi pl ABD need + tures of a first class juor re, down town; lol iease, “heap rent de. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, 61 EIGHTH » Chea Auctionver, 80 New Bowery, for hot Thirty-fttth street. — } UTCHER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP—NOW DOING & g00d business, Apply at 691 Ninte avenue. BUITER STAND FOR SALE —ONE OF THE most desirable in Fu price $809. For ‘Nos. 182 and 183 Market; further particulars inquire at the stand, Fulton Market, DRUG SPORB POR SALE CHRAP—AT RUTHER. rk, N. J.; first class store and. business; a splendid Mahanee fuse nusioinnt long lease at low rent, 4 arog iS apply at WYATT'S Pharmacy, Rutherturd Park, N. I RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A FIRST class store. doing a first rate business; average sales last year $45. day; price $15,000. Inquire of MO! GAN & RiSLSY, wholesale druggists, 8l Warren street, New York. Nee SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, WITH ‘ock, Fixtures, Horse and Wagon; will be sold cheap Es a Gade ctintioner WSOtiON vee eine: time, Tae quire alter 7 o'clock P.M.’ MeCHESNY, 65 Irving place. {OR SALE—A HARDWARR, HOUSE FURNISHING and Stove Store, now. doing tS good business: four years’ lease; can be bought ¢ as the owner has other business. Apply av 1405 hind avenue. ASE AND FIXTUR, hed Crockery and Lump. Store, 1,213 Th $40, with apartments; death cause of sale; , cheap, K SALB—FIRST CLASS BAKERY, AT YONKERS, baking I7 barrels a week; reason for selling, ill ih; orms easy: cheap reacand long lease, Address « “ALITE, corner of Main street and Nepperhan ave- rhers. YOR SALE—A CASH BUSIN NO COMPETITION; large profia Apply at 20 Cornelia str street, ‘OR SALE—THE SALOON 28 manages AND? ts, Fourieenth ward, doi uy fiven for seilin low re Fe rent jor three years; plete. Apply to Y. OR SALE—A’ of the best Butter Store on the avenue} will be sold cheap, as present occupant is going out of the business. )RUIT AND CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR SALE.— All intormatic ven at 100 Third avenue, OR SALE—SEVEN LARGE COPPER PANS, SUIT- able for vacuum or extracting purposes; also’ a lot of Pipes. Can be seen on board of steamer &, 0. igre 39 Fast River, ‘The owner will be on the pier tis day from UA, M, tol P. M. JOR SALE—TWO OF THE BEST NEWS STANDS IN this place, averaging over 1,00 papers daily, For particulars inquire Seventh st t, Williamsburg. — JOR SALE.—TdUE ATHENZUM RESTAURANT, COR- ner Atlantic and Clinton streets, Brookiyn, will be sold cheap, the proprietor retiring froin the buisiness. MUST BE SOLD, ON OR BEFORE sday, the Stock and Fixtures of a Grocery jore; god location, low rent; if not sold betore June 4 fewili thon be otlered tor sale At{auction, in one or more lots, commencing at 10:30 A. M. Inquire at 287 Smith street, Brooklyn, JOR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS CORNER Liquor Store, doing a good business; two years’ Lease and low rent; satistactory reasons given for selling. Inquire Minth {VOR SALE CHEAP—A TOY AND CONFECTIONERY Store, with Soda Water and Machinery; long lease and cheap rent, Apply at 666th ay. JOR SALE OR TO LEAN OLD ESTABLISHED Liquor Store, complete, on full’ lot, with. stable in Tear, covering together 9% tect of lot; building 2% stories, with cellar 8 tect in iength; will rent cheap; a rare chance for milk dairy or Gerin tie owner will seit the house and lot, ms he has an estab Ui-hed business in auother State. Apply to 1 ATRICK CAMPBELL, on the premises, 445 West 5 I IQUOR STORE FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD BUSI- Ld hess: will sell Lease, s Fixture: Good Will in the business reasonable @ cash p it ‘. further particulars apply on pretives, 189 Mott stree' N IRRORS,—FRENCH PLATE PIER GLASSES FOR doing an active business; well stock Re A. Wagon, 4 evervth 1 grocer; if preverred sale, separate of together; also. Wa-hington and Lady, Ol Paintings, by lrost; jarge fraines; cheap. 14 Broadway, omee I, I to 8 o'clock. GArEs Four SECOND HAND SAFES, LARGK, OV smail, medium, suitadie tor a banker, ewellier oF merchant; choap for cash, ac 72 Maiden lane, i. QUICK. 0 BUTCHERS.—FOR S\LE, THE LEASE, GOOD. will and Fixtures of one of ihe best Butcher's Stores in the Fourth ward; Cart, &e; will be sold cheap. Apply at Ll Madison street, in ihe liquor stor 3 TO 40. HORSE "Mills, Grain Mills, Ver- zines, plain and cut off, and our own make; Shat in’ Botlers, ait styl Gearing and SON & ROAKES, 2 orizontal, Upright, Por Locomotive at 9X12, orde TUBULAR AND $50) Tabular TO PURCHASE LOW FOR se8, Milling Mi ess with full DULANEY, 150 Fear! street, Brooklyn, prixtixa PRE .—BEFORE BUYING ELSE. where call at 7 i John street, second floor, and look at 1 Press, Hunt's patents better than all and be convinced ROSE HORSE CALORIC new, for sale cheap, any rticulars, any others. ENGINE, GooD As ARNES & MARTIN pant i 6 Cortlandt street. J—A SECOND HAND LATH pant 30 TO S0-INCH if yhildress, stating particulars, price, &e, THOMPSON BROS, 112 Bread street, ailelptia, LATHE, SECOND HAND, 16 5] Lewis street, up sialrs, A aoop SECOND HAND horvontal tubular i © 25 horse power. Apply to or address HOOPE & © bit t, % Warren street. SEVEN FOOT COPPER VACUUM PAN, TWO COP- per Rectifying Volumns, 50 and 8 barréls each, my own construction; warranted to make spirits equal to any inthe world; one 10 ton Foundry Crane, ono Cupola ani about $109,00 worth of miscel Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Machinists’ GANNON, 102 to 114 Hudson sir yANTED—AN ENGIN teet bed, 30 inch swin WARTED TO PURCHAS neous’ Machinery, ool, te THOMAS y. D> HAND. gines—60, Pumps, Fire Putaps RB 5 B 13,19, 8 hy IRSE POWER EN. se power Boilers; Feed ‘Soxun Propelter eral “ANDREWS. 414 Wator atroct. INSTRUC TION. DOLLEGE, 2@ FOURTH AVENUE, oper Institute. Bookkeeping Writing, dd Lang uae ay and event Ladies’ a wie at ea wlio ment ior operators, No vacation. r give privat nd guarantee w amass ling and to make eleg: attention to each student, stifftess, cramping or trem- business writers, 62 BOWERY; UP- town Coleg junction Sixth ave- Bue. Specialties Bookkeeping, Arithmetia, Grammar, Spelling; 24 Writing Lessons, $2 50, Ladies qualified as Bookkeepers and Cus TANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, HAVING MUCH Hatural tact with children, a éitnation as govern- ess; Would teach the rodimentsot French; has also had bel’s. method of kinder arten) in NG LisH, New: sat é 30. ARDINGR ~ WILL IN- « m HF mew and elegant Dussners: by woh they can make, at home, $0 per POI taught three uur. 30 ast Bast Forty: ninth street, co AMUSEMENTS, Woruascws THEATRE. TUESDAY, J June 8, and q AST Nous of. P: ORIGINAL NEW YORK PLAY— the celebrated English Trag AN Doe York eoemen i Miss NEILSON, Now York characters oven anaes pion" soUGIGaut, a played by ber at he. bated “ vat ‘heatre, London, for “I ir treet low York,” “The Col. Mr. rea ake were os na: ue, 101 irance,” leen Bawn,” “Arrah-na- entiied ‘London Assui The can 4 vy shasta guy w ears ® pes Bias: mi agement \w would laid in New pegsent. time. | Tone ae ih Fieket Ottice at Ditaon & Co.'s the rope I characters have A “rion for ‘d Nios canna icaraiaeee: low SUPERB COMPANY OF COMEDIANS t= THB COOL Kar am ND AEST VENTILATED THE- MISS KATUARINE ROORHS—Will appear aa, Mors the brit es IM THE © Vane eke; an actress a 's Theatre, secretly ALRAELS eth ime d.t9 Paul Schuyler, Reangsepptes tes MAGIC Oa MR. ALLERTON—As Paul Sthuylor, © young, merehant rin miss PAY WELLS (oF Booth As Ophelia, Bova, an LU, LULD, Lory: ait. id owe y wnctresa, retired, and employed as Mamie fot beret fr mts int Berit, ei VELARDI, * i MR, WHEELOCK (or Booth’s)—As Lisha, her son, in Mons, VELARL INE, ve Miss ENFIE GERMONC AY Beta Guppy, an hetress, lately of Yorkville: now of Murray MR, BRADLEY—As Philo Guppy, a weiiltoninatre, sue talning the etedit of Schuyler by his lately ac. MR. UV —As Chincey 1 jektora “bull! erate i \ o , “a rin stocks, the tcrrov Wal 1 street, the head of Higoks, the u MR, PAW CET (b erinssion, of Augustin Daly, Esq.)— judg « thas hig adherent and supporter fn ey ‘Modoc ;” a partner in the “Ring.” fo | gg of Au a Daly, jain, ther erent; a MR irish ee NEW augid, SCR OR RY TRICKS eh Be PERB TRANSFORMATION ROENE One MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK, INFOS GARDEN, SPECIAL MATINEE, Benefit of WILLIAM &. DEVERNA (taster of Bropertic WEDNESDAY APTERNOUR, JUNE 4, THE GRANDEST 1 MATINEE BI BILL EVER DRAMATIC, MUSICAL, ACROBATIC, Es oa 1 ea abst ulous leader of ‘he sical BALLET, SONGS, BUENERY. wi, ¢ EARLS tatin, secrete wont RPh ir. C, }—As Sim, & co! “ servant ime. MR, rey ex-Judge never, KATTIE LANNIER, EUG ENIO LUPO, MR, MiLLS—As Dr, Boreas Rolir! ‘MAFFIT’ AND ERARSMOLOMEW, MR. A. BECKET As Connery, ‘Lictski’s head clerk, MR, PEOK—As Beebe, his clerk. THE Maeriws, MR. Conte CG. McTODDIE—A saloon keeper, CORA ADRIENNE, CLARA LEONTINE, Mis8 BLAISDELL—As Sally, Mora’s servant. BROO KHOUSE BOWLE! 88 Be BE! LIZZIE Ronit oY, LAURA aoe Mi Ww {aa rut avenue belles. WILLIAM 8, PONTIN, Oe BARRINGTO! MISS oan OUGHS, THOS. CHA APM Al er Austins, Police Officers, Guests, Mr. THOS. BARTLEMAN, T J. MA Waitresses, Sailors, Roughe PROGRAMME OF SCENERY THE INCIDENTS, ACT L.—A HOT CORNER IN’ WAL Scene I—EXCHANGE PLACE— Snencey ? Fitcxrota’s Office—-A Regular Gia feehtoned Pani Making a Mora Vaneycke’ Fy tune in Pies cote *Sfodoe veals Himself—Four Millio lac! ‘The Harlem Ring is pronen ‘The Massacre—The Press In- bf aes Modoc eA HOUDOIE. IN MORA VANEYCKE’S HOUSE Temimircencen af an Old Actress—Mora and Paul—The Married Love! Scene 3—FIFTH AVEN Ce —the Guppys “at Home” — Paul's Intended—Bella’s Old Fiame—Mora’s Bracelet— Philo Makes a Discovery. Scang 4—A MUSICAL “MATINEE” Gupp. swers it—A renee’: ion Scene in Private Lit acT SHE MODOCS” IN couNorL, Borne 1 CHANCEY LICKFOLD'S ROOMS IN LEX. INGTON AVENUE—tThe Modocs” in Trouble—Paul Di: covers Where He Is—Hemmed In—He Capital tes—The Key of the Offiec “Chancey Licktold Gives a Hint, ENE KVILLE—OPHELIA BOYD'S HOME— Mora pitame, to Her Old Quarters—Resolution—A Fire Down Town—Lisha in Force. Scene 3—BROAD STREET BY NIGHT—The Put-Up Job—Gup| PY, Receives instructions How to Enter the Stronghold of the Tribe. SckNE4—THE LAVA BEDS IN EXCHANGE PLAQF— Licktold, Cutts and Suydam in Close Council—The Visitor—Chancey Shows Him Over the Premises—The Suiciae, ACT IIl,—THE WAR PATH, Scene 1—-MORA AT HOME—The German Doctor ON MURRAY Boreas Rohrbach Periorms a Miraculous Cure—Chancey Licktold Enters the Toils, and Seals His Fate with a Kiss, 2—THE TOMBS—THE BRIDGE OF s1GHs— Witness Box—In the Absence of tts Occupies i Bench and the “Mo- jarch—-The Teleyra CIAL “SESSIONS —P, sa wi huyler’s n Unexpected Witness, Ian A ARF HATS. Scunx I-THE OLD IGE HOUSE UNDER THE CON. CERT SALOON—Larry Reflects on the Uncertainty ot Human Events—Cutts Joins Him—' The | Disguises—A “A Mis. docs” Steal a Sorne 3—T! THE GREAT LOLU in her won FLIGHT TAROUGH “SPACE, gether with a host. TERPSICHOREAN, DRAMATIC AND OPERATIO, TIO AND MUSICAL ARTISTS, Deora ot ron Ati o'clock; pertormance at 1:30 P. M. NB fas Sth SQUARE THEATRE. Proprietor. Manager: Hiegins at 8." ‘Saturday Matinee at TO-NIGHT—1060TH AND LAST PERFORMANCE OF AGNES, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, AN EXTRAOREINARY DRAMAIIC EVENT, MISS AGNES ETHEL in her PELE partof meré. E. L. DAVENPORT AS CLOTHILDE, in the famous Parisian Comedy, FERNANDE, which will be reproduced with exquisite scenery and the following unrivalled east of characters :— Fernande. iss Aynes Ethel ‘The Countess Giothiide. Mrs. E. L, Davenport Her first appearance, in New York in several years.) Georgette, Pomnerol’s wite. iss Kate Claxton (Her first appearace at this theatre.) Mme. Senesclial «Miss Mine, De La Bi Peachbloom. Gibraltar. The Baron Therese. Babette Philip Pomerol.. ‘The Marquis Andi ‘The Commander Jarb) Roqueville: Bracassin. Mr. W. stuart take—The Sprinj ble EL ina T ‘Scunt 2—CORNER OF WALL AnD BROAD STREETS— Bart Hp MS uae oe the trail—Mora shows her Indian blood—Guppy Mr. Quigley ind Bella. ScENE THe Last—THE “NEW IDEA” CONCERT SA- LOON ha appears in a new character as Shack- gly the will, aunt er Cai rprat i eas warning—The wilt pa ‘You will not kill me GOLDEN FETTERS! A HOT CORNER I) ! MODOCS,” SATURDAY NEX MATINEE OF AT "1:30, FIR: FERNAND, Seats may be secured six days in advance. HEATRE COMIQUE, ATRE COMIQUE, Me JOSH HATE 514 BROADWAY. 5i4, BROADWAY. Lessee and Proprietor “MORA” wiil be presented with NEW MUSIC, speciall gompose and agra ed by, MIE THOS. BAKEN; NEW | Messrs. JOHN ¥. POOLE and 1. L. DONNELL ge Se and W Aero MENTS. Will be presented, with EVERY SCENE, vinsh “MORAY MATINEE COSTUME AND APLOINTM SATURDAY, JU ENTIRELY NEW AND ELABORAT®, Watta TE BROOKL SIN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 5, fe ee hora ot AMERIC WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, BROTHER FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY, DAVID GARRICK a DUNDREARY MARR the great drama of American ii'c and adventures, by founded on the thrilling story iNustrating the life scenes of the the famous scout and buffalo hun- ter, better known as BUFFALO b The moAlta,the celebrated scout, WILD BILL. e mi dram: On the Border, on the Prairie and among. ihe AMERICAN Lif AND ADVENTURES SATURDAY MATIN INDIANS. INDIANS. _OUR AMERICAN CO! The great drama oo te air ‘OODIS MUSEU K KING OF THE BORDER MEN, Wires ENTHUSIASTIO J RECEPTION OF Mayo. The eminent American. Actor, Mr. J. The, be “Young artist NK MAYO, ig in new and BEAUNEOL IDYL of the backwood: Le DAVY CROCKETI, NEW SCENERY! McC! AND PICTURESQUE First times of the favorite a ISS ROSA RAND, The celebrated tra edian, with ali ihe oniuinal itects. 1E DATE, JUNE 18, 1873, Grove, Brooklyn, E, D, Come and Fs to eIeTYCE NTSWITHYOU In this city and Brooklyn, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO OR three nicely turnished Rooms, in a private house, A for houvekeeping; rent must be low. vox 182 Herald office, 10 PARTIES GOING TO. EUROPE.—A LADY AND her son require a furnished (louse at @ reasonable rent. Address Mrs. A. B., Herald office. ANTED—BY A TLEMAN AND WIFE, THE Lower Part of a Hou: Weg plesit and parlor floor), with an attic room location between Bightl and Twenty-fitth is'and. Fourtir und sixth avenues; reierences exchan, Address F. D., 717 Broadway, ANTED-A LARGE HOUSE, FROM 2 TO 9% rooms, either partially or unfurnished, for boarding purposes, and where some boarders, who would remain, preterred:: location tron Washington, on plies to Fourteenth sirect. Call on or address J, 25 Waverley place, for two weeks. ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN MAN take charge otf house while tamil highest references. Callon or address § No. 9 Murray st., room 19. Vy Address PERMA- AND WIFE, ro are trayellin ir. CAMPBELL, ANTED—BY TWO GENTL furnished Room, without’ hoard. LARGE, WELL State price and B. STI ecially secured for his original part of AURFALO BIEL? is FANNY HERING will app TY MULDOON. The favorite 'rasedienne, ears 98 LILLs CUD GuoRGs FRANCE, eta Ri York FAVORITE: COMADLAN, in his ofiginal etarécee ot SNAK!-ROOT SAM. Mr. I. J, MARTIN in his original role of WILD BILL. BUFFALO BILL, Snakeroot ‘Sain, “Down on Snak he Oki Vereran,” 1812 Pou Dave Tutt, a Renegade. Jol. Jake McKandiass, “apt. Alf, a Bushwhac! Ben McCullough, the Texan Ranger. Perkins, Landlord ot “the tut”. Wiliam, el Denyil Heity siaidoon, Mrs. Cody. mother of * joux Princess, RoW Miss 8. Stevens cout, Tndiany, Soldiers, ec. ion “MONDAY, June ¥ frst app ance of the most talented Thiet COMEDIAN. DUR GUMDIAN and NEGIO COMEDIAS on this eafth or any oper planes a (no eran EPH MURP’ rt. JOSEPH MURPHY, r SIX sich i ja. MAT. INE! Ye at the sum of $1.80 POR THE WEEK. NE MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDA N INSTITUTE HALL, Third avenue, between 68d I'and 64th streets. Entirely refitted snd decorated. EBEN’S Poruca® SUMMER ey iN EVERY EVENIN: ERY EVENING. GRAND ORCHESTRA OF #IFTY MERFORME RS. Mr. FELIX [, EBEN, Y, June 7, 1873. N25 CEN PIANOFORTES, “ORG! EINWAY & SON'S FIRST © forte, little used, every improvem. ain: Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ, $ 3 Waverley place, near Broadway N ELEGANT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD. OVERSTRUNG ASS PIANO. it, great bar- 79; cash wanted. full particulars and address J. & G., Herald offic Pianoforte; jatest improvements; fully guaranteed ; ris Ata sacrifice. 22 West Sixicenth street ANTED—TWO SEPARATE ROOMS, IN A STRICTLY eT private family, on or neat Fitth_ avenue, with YOO FOUR-ROUND PIANO- breaklact for tw men. Address, for three days, It Lmprovements, cost $1,00, for PRIVATE, box 38 He rat Uptown Branch office. TANTED—TO HIRE A SMALL, HOUSE IN GOOD neighborhood. Address, stating price, G, Herald office. In the Country. WO OR THREE FAMILIES REQUIRE FOR THE Summer from six to eight Rooms, in first class hotel, within an hour or two's rid w York: must be ina Tesirable and healthy neighborhood; om tie Nudeon tree ferred. Address, stating locality, ‘distance, travelli c Co aeag and iuli general particulars, ee station WANTED BY A SMALL FAMILY. OF ADULTS, A furnished House for the Summer, in the vicinity of Orange, N. J., or on Hudson River, not above Yonkers; house and furniture must be first ‘class: rent notto ced $100 per month; a good opporiunity for those whi preter to piace their premises in most careful hands to re= ceiving a high rent. . Herald offic T 77 BLEECKER STR ET, airs. —Highest ca 8, Pianos, &e., or bought; Pawnbrokers 77 Bleecker street, T # NASSAU STREE ‘TWEEN FULTON AND John streets, NEWM AN LEOPOLD continues the 4 octave, 275; a beautiful Grand Square for ouschtold Furnitare family going Sbron 2ist st., near 7ih av. taps, Carvers, Fainting, ronzes, Chamb: tension Table, Silve Ware; a sacrifice, 104 East Twenty-flih street, between Fourth and Lexington avennes. Cut this out. FIRST CLASS 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD | forte for sale, mi ade order, ce gual arene used Snonths, cost shy or, Chamber, Di Browes ‘Silverwar ing city.” 36 West ‘Toth at T PRIVATE HOUSE 120 WEST 23D STREET, FOR sale—Superb 7% octave 4 round cornered rosewood noiortes used since January : cost the Present ow:ler $8.0 for $885: Stool, Cow arranted for 5 years, MOST MAGNISTCENT 7% OCTAVE AGRAFFE rosewood overstrung iron trame Pianoforte, el: y carved case, &c.: Intest improvements; ' fully inteed. 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery. B AUTIFUL 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pianos, carved leua, agraffe treble, fully warranted, instalments taken, $U mon ng R, CABLE, 107 West Twenty-third street, corner of Sixth avenue. TANO- brated maker, tuily box tor niture, Paintings, erifice Droperty timily leay: «hear Bin Ay. buying, selling or advancing on Diamonds, Watches, VHURCH ORGANS. —CONSTANTY BUILDING, OR- Jewelry, Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies, tor any nd gang of various sises & and sty pe of the beat material nd_ wor! 1 nent. ae HITTEN, 20 Wig street, ribrook yn. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 896 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth sire on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverwa particularly Fanos; private Darlor for ladies ; rictly confidentia business: LEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE—$100; CHICK. 1; “ering make; superb instrument, having carved le . overstrung octave; great sqerifive for cad Dlease examine, 'JAMKo GURDON, 167 Ble T JACKSON'S, 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEV- enth street —Money hberaily’ advanced on Dia- monds, Watches, Jeweiry, Silks, ay, Goods and personal pperty of every description, Private entrance for “AmpEican OFFICE, ESTABL ISHED 1854,—MONKY loaned (on Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Silvers ware, India Shawls, 1 or will buy; manent, es, Valuables, &c.; any amount id. Je th. HARRENGE I” roadway, opposite Astor plat A’, “HYMAN'S, 0 {BROADWAY —LIBRRAL, AD» vances mae le on Diam: id Watches, Silver. Wate, &c., of will pay the highest “market price for the eo A’ 87 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— L i pey, the highest price for Diamonds, babi retire Jew- «vances on the sume | Broker, 67 Thirteenth treet, near Brondway. Mose LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, SarorEs, JEW. elry and Silverware, and t Winn i Jevreier, street, GE C. ma Brondway near Fourteenth + OPPOSITE, POST OFFICE.— er st. HIRST CLASS ites OCTAVE PIANOS RETAILED AT Wholesale, 8. Direct from factory. Send for circular. Ristie, 2 Barrow, Hudson street, TRST OUASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTES TO let—$6 per month; rent allowed if purchased at Fianoforte Warerooms, 712 izhth avenue, ” between Forty-sourth and Forty-Afth streets. G. P, BENJAMIN, SD Gerkae tee on —10 4 PANOFORTES AND and second hand, a0 used, at greatly reas a to cash bu: verk vitor & SONS, 127 Bleocker street. gent DAYS, co. ite D OTHER NEW AND secot an Janos ani sale instalments, ba cheap, cence ic ‘Broadway, Piste SECOND HAND, OF VA 1OUS MAKERS, in thorough order. for sale, at low ptice 4 toront and on instalments, by CHIGKERING. & BON ce. Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Filth EE ANOS AND ORGANS.—GREAT BARGAINS, NEW € NASSAU STRE and Ae nd beautiful styles and 39 Hnherdlavances mie on Diamonds Watehes | mate, ant hy beat makers at lower rioks for ca Jewelry nnd all eect Merchant Te CaSO WATERS", dot Brondway, than can ve found elsewhe IXTH AVEN ENTY-FOURTH Praxos (BEAUTIFUL WEBER INOLUDED), CHEAP al advances made rent oF sale, and Twenty. it Wal ks “tacer'a Shawls. . BERNARD. BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY STREET.— Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, 685 Watches Jewelry and Personal Property of all Hex tions; the same bought and sola, 1.26 rly M “Rosenborg. BESAOy At, OVER Wf ANOH yore a ier ttien warenoe, et Joa hy i oF eer rane Ae ea aa in ie etl ala Ae Cet keh ta es eee feeds * | : ar 4 7 2 3 :+ . aA {he chenpest, good ag the, bert tor rile, 8, No. rent urchaser, square, 165 Fourth avenue, me ARE OHANCE— i BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD R upright Hance modern atyle Li Soe se Tard perfect order; + street, between Bowory tnd Beco avenue. ae ge $100. ‘AVE ROSEWOOD, cas nt Oure Nii ee TWENTE TRIED CSS JRA HOUSE—TWEN' ag th Day Surin g 8 hie es may be ordered tor half- Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY FAREWELL FERPORMEROME Mr. CHARLES 1 FECHTER. evening, THIS WEEK ONLY, and for the Math Ph bee ng will be given the ‘famous Romantie Drama, in three’ acts, entitled ‘im THE CORSIGAN | BROTHERS, With eve: ; 7 wel ca Seamer Ap saiae® Soehano! Louls dei Franci Fabian de Fra hl (aia piers | ir. OC, ‘Othe Pe ken Mr.G George B Deve Mr, CHARLES Wheatiigi Me. i, ea . ir, M. C. B. J. Ri Searles Me Babi SW ie mgs. i Price, pe Chapa fA Mackey: cme " pI nan, Mi lose phi nears, . FECHTER in the Gare gy! BROT! Mr TTORDAY, JUNE Gar Dg 0" *PNEXT vowpar Sun oo Mi Mr. FECHTER wilt ar ” ctor Hugo's in magnificent play, oe which will be produced with oaeiiven lan will be ei six nights and atine: Chua eign ahs Resa Westerners eae ‘TH AVENUE THEATRE, 728 AND Bi WAY. its) Begins at 8. Carriages may, may be aoeen jee AAT, lock, Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY en? Boe and Manager. CLOSING PERFORMANCES OF THE SEASON, EVERY NIGAT at oly and MATINEE Saturday at 1 o'clock, will be acted the | powere tal original Drama, in four act by ed AUGUSTIN DALY, ent ‘ADELEIN lOREL, Characters: by Miss Clara Mor- ris, Miss Fanny Di Fran horane ante chars MADELEIN MOREL, Theatre Crowded Every Night MADELEIN Moree MATINEE, SATURDAY, June June 9, at 1g o'clock. *,sMONDAY, ‘BENEFIT of Miss MORRIS. *WEDNERDAYJ ‘Sune Ti, Benefit of Miss DAVENPOR®, pre THEATRE. WM. B, FRELIGH.. voce Mapager, DAY, J Engagement of the panelie COMEDIAN and VOCALIST who will appear in six dutorent characters in his great drama, in four acts, Gd tied tt iN MISS ALICE BENNETT, ME. CHARLIS HorD, GUS. and YOUNG AMERIC\, tie, ‘celebrated Contortionist, will all appear in new misical acts. ‘The laughable Farce o OUR BOY FROM LIME Ron, FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF JAMES M Jn preparation, a ne iD. w Local HE PACTURY. "GIRL. DOORS OPEN AT 7:16 DOORS OPEN AT 7:15, EGINS AT 8 BEGINS AT 8. BROADWAY, FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. LAST FIVE NIGHTS 624 om LAST FIVE NIGHTS of America’s Grimald! and New AS special Favorite, AND HS AND sptbraury, HU: were DUMPIY, Last appearance of ail t PAVOMITE AntisTs, LAST TWO HUMPTY DUMPTY WEDNESDAY AND TSATURDAY, AT2 P.M, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1873, first appearance of GO 1 GARDE NENTRAL PARK THEODORE NRTV ALLED SUMM IGHTS’ CONCERTS, PROGRAMME FOR ones Af eat) EVENING, | J 1, OVERTURE, “Melusiue' 2 DANCE OF NYMPILS AND RBAPERS (ew), trom the music to Shakspeare’s “Te 3. waLtn’ pho 4 SELECTIO. 5. OVERTURE, 6 ADAGIO 7. SCHERZO Ky BAI Mendelssohn FI “Genoveva’ ‘co ¢ “Symphony No. 4B Op. 60" OVERTURE, 1, SAVE MARIA? I. WALTZ, “Carnevals Messager’ 12, GALOP, “Japanese” ‘Admission cents... Packages containing 12 tickets, ote Bay gan, be obtained at the principal music stores; also 280 Broadway and Ceniral Park Garden. RIVA‘ K BOXES $2 EXTRA, EVERY THURSDAY GRAND EPTRA concER?, Adm ssion cd cents, 585 ATHENEUM THEATRE, Broadway, oP Postte, Metropotitad Hotel. OF THE SUNMER SEASON, “MONDAY. JUNE 3 WATH AN, ENTIRE NEW COMPANY, Consisting of the Great A HERNANDEZ COMBINATION, M. HERNANDEZ COMBINATION, HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ COMBINATION, HERNAN: ye - PERIAL ot ron OSH. KOSH. TA are NDES B ks M, HE! ARTHUR HERNANDED Prima Benne Brin’ America ND TABLEA| ona is ist an the rotite, Protessor Levy, Parepa Kno: Professor HILTON, the, best Fentrilog ‘will introduce his THREE TALK Miss LULU DELMAY, the of Violimstac FR y the great Comic Vocalist. Mrs. FRANK D will appear in the screaming farce of. THE STRUCK CHAMBERMAID, A Brilliant and Varied Bill of Rovelties SEE BILLS. EVERY EVENING, ILLS, curtain rises at 8 o' relock. en at 7 vi Ww INESDAY PLR SATURDAY MATINED EVERY ONY PASTOR'S OF GRAND ux "row, GEORGI DICE: ON, ote LITTLE NBL oLivB, THE aneAtasr Cast vVER G'VEN TO. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, TO DAY, at the MATINEE. os OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near Booths re, hs MINSTRELS. INSTR eet MODOCS, " DONNA, Danie! in the Bryant's Dea. | Clodoche, THE MODOCS, The “trolling Pla LOU, night wi M>DOCS. Beata ireoured. THEATRE, FIFTY-EIGHTD T, BETW Lk XINGTON AND THIRD AVS, SUMMMER SEASON OPERGTTE. AND LIGHT doMEDy, ON TUESDAY EVENING, 1 ne 3, AT 8 O'CLOCK, THR GREAT SUCCESS AT ENNA AND BERLIN, 4 LET, Ht i i. HL Meili rae and Admission, 500. reserved seats extra; packages of 12 tickets, 18 CLINTON atone taught {2 lewwons, ing aratus an xi Uolonel MONSTER Y. Gloves on hand and ASONIC TEMPLE, Twenty int street, corner of Sixth avenue, PUB LIC ore NING OF THE HALL, THURS xD a Ry ENING, JUNE 5, On which oceasion Bro. W. 8, ANDREWS. will delives his highly interestin lecture on DIAL, ™ ants ae of the Wait and yisylum, Pecan sot, sie 701 Bradway Rumania, me For nate at Schirmer Broadway, a ‘Temple. rv USKUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD. Nay setween Houston and Bigecker streets —Eve coe ical peonie should ace. and understand. Lecta el hy of Marriage.” bs vd Partles ded: pont free, one pt of 3 cen OF adr or SEURRTARY NEW YORK WUSHON OF ANA MY, N —PIAN' GAN, GUITAR, SIN¢ING.—Mrsg CARpatae private sant ay an< evening her realdence, ight yi A ments furnishe yection, X OLATAN MUSEUM OF ART, ge eae 128 West Fourteenth Neck tg pe oy te axniitons 4 until s clock PM. Aamnigbn B00. M=t#erourrax THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING | ESTABLISHMENT, | HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIATRIOAL, | MINSTREL AND VARIETY OUTS (ONSTANEY ON HAND. _MUSICAL, nd OAR. .—PTANO, ORGAN, aurran, 8 _ Se dias Mg tiarmony; private ledeons onl a Nace owt at Cr mi iv given away, a i CG Wel