The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1873, Page 11

, THE RAID ON THE RING. Whe Asrest of a Number of Indicted Per- sonsAmong Them Messrs. Coman, Moaaghan, Rowe and Kingsland—They are Arraigned and Enter Into Bonds to Auswer—Excitement About the City; Hall and Court House. Yesterday week the HERALD made the exclu- jive announcement that im the Court of Oyer and Yerminer on the previous day indictments had een presented by the Grand Jury against a num- ber of persons more or less intimately connected with the practices of Taminany in “ways that ure Hark” and tricks that were certainly “not vain,” the fabulous sums said to have been pocketed yy Tweed and company really reached their pock- Bta. From day to day ever since we have had re- ports of names mixed up with these indictments, Dut the officials of the District Attorney’s office kept thetr information pretty well to themselves. Over a week after the indictments had been found, jnd.some of the accused (including ex-Alderman Coman) had surrendered themselves, and, tendering pail, had been turned away, the bench warrants were signed by District Attorney Phelps, and on Monday night, at a late hour, were placed in the hands of Superintendent Matsell for execution. This Wact was carefully guarded from the press, and not til yesterday morning, when Captain Irving, of e Detectives’ office, and his assistants, Officers Et pat Dusenberry and Heidelberg, and Inspec- stor mybary amare at raiding upon the accused, fwas anybody aware that the parties were likely to doe arres' Before two o'clock Captain Irving apa. his officers had arrested ex-Alderman thomas Coman, ex-Alderman Peter Monaghan, yot the Fourteenth ward, and his partner, yone Rowe, and Phineas ©. Kingsland, a searcher in the Comptroller's office, on various jouarees of felony, fraud and forgery. Against some Nhere are @ number of indictments. Mr. Coman \gave $12,000 bail, Mr. Monaghan $5,000, Mr. Rowe 5,000, Kingsland, on three indictments, 6,000, The particulars of the charges will appear ‘hereafter in the Court proceedings. It is understood that the detectives want etght (Other persons, including ex-Senator Norton, who (may possibiy be arrested ere the HERALD reaches its readers. The rumored arrest of these parties created reat excitement about the City Hall, and the NRovementa of the detectives were closely watched, "They cireulated between the court room and the ‘District Attorney’s office, and were followed by politicians, wno were excited to fever heat over the mysterious movements of tho oificiais. One of the incidents of the day worthy of mention was the appearance of Captain Irving ‘at the door of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, in cwhich the Walworth trial was progressing. “When he applied for admission he was met by a ‘sheriff's deputy named John Montyiel, to whom he \showed his shield aud asked for the District At- ‘orney. ‘Tho oficer, whom they call ‘Jack,” told Arving he could not get in and shut the door in his face. Irving subsequently secured sufficient in- fluence to work upon Jack Montvtel to gain ad- jgsion, and after conferring with Mr. Phelps eft im search of other ofienders against the jmajesty of the law. It is said that Mr. Kingsland, ‘of the Comptroller’s office, is not on the pay roll, ‘but, with his father, who went nis bail, is merely “searcher” in the office. The elder Kingsland stated to a HERALD reporter that the indictment did not amount to much. Rumor says that he has deen inthe habit of cashing vouchers for con- tractors who have claims against the city, and it is supposed that the complaint against him has some: connection with these vouchers. ‘ WATERING PLACE NOTES. eee In the neighborhood of what is known as White Sulphur Springs, in West Virginia, there are four- teen springs containing different kinds and quali- ties of water. Lucca will spend the Summer at Kingston, R. I. Bergen Point, N. J., in consequence of its prox- imity to New York, is always well patronized. . Matinée concerts will form part of the amuse- ments at Newport again this season. The majority of the New Jersey Summer visitors will be satisfied with Schooley’s Mountain and Rutherfurd Park, A new road is being constructed over Kearsarge Mountain, New Hampshire, which will permit car- wiages to go within eighty rods of the summit. . The citizens of Saratoga Springs gave a reception ‘and ball to the Massachusetts Press Association, at Congress Hall, on Friday evening last. ‘The mountain houses at Watkins’ Glen, in Schuy- Yer county, New York, are now open and prepared to receive the thousands of visitors that flock there ‘| every season. Seneca Lake and Hector Falls are the principal features of attraction. At the beginning of the present month there was » drift of snow near the Profile House, on the White Mountains, which was ten feet deep, twenty Teet wide and thirty feet in length; the landlord of the Prospect House reports fifteen feet of snow tor halfa mile on the summit of Moosilauke a few flays ago. If cold weather continues much longer among the mountains travellers will find consid- erable snow in the ravines during the entire Sum- mer. The authorities of Newport have made extensive arrangements for the celebration of the Fourth of fuly. Sunday boats willrun between New York and Fall River during the Summer for the accommoda- 4ion of Newport visitors. Otsego Mineral Springs, at Cherry Valley, N. Y:, ls very pleasantly located within a short distance pf the late home of the great American noveilst, James Fenimore Cooper. Hon. John P. Hale, of New Hampshire, who has been long time an invalid, is Summering on the banks of the Hudson, near West Point. The Chittenango Springs, in Madison county, ‘New York, have undergone a change of name and are row called the White Sulphur. ‘The shores of the Great South Lay, Long Island, offer some rare attractions, such as pure salt water bathing without the undertow, sailing, fishing and snipe shooting, to sportsmen and Summer g0- journers generally, Amityville, Long fsland, is a quiet little village, ‘with attractive rural surroundings, The Hathorn Spring at Saratoga bag becomea poweriul rival to the sparkling waters of the Von- gress. ‘The season at Lake Georse has commenced un- usually early and the hotels are filling up very say: le Second brigade of the New Jersey militia will go into camp at Cape May in August. There are over ten thousand water place hoteis and Summer boarding houses a the «Northern and Eastern States. : Kingston, N, Y., o‘fers inducements to visitors for the Summer which very few places claim to surpass. ROBBED AT THE RACES, Senator 8. 8. Cox was robbed of a pocketbook containing $600 on Saturday last on the race course of Jerome Park while in company with Police Com- missioner Russell. Mr. Cox also lost a lot of valu- able papers. The matter has been given in charge to the detectives to look after, but there seems little likelihood of doing anything in it, as the om- cers say there was not g professional thiei on the ground, . ——_+ + “ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARK SPICKER, M. D., engaged to Miss C. GROSSMAN, both of this fe : = “Married. Girrord—BoNNELL.—On Monday, the 284 inst., at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. J, Clement French, of Brooklyn, Gorge GirroRD, Jr, to SALLIE B, eldest daughter of Alexander Bonnell, all of Jersey City Heighits. L) HoMM#DIEU—BLANBY.—At Greenlawn, L. I., on Sunday, the 8th inst., by the Rey. T. Smith, D. D., CoLés L’'HOMMEDIEU, Of Smithtown, to Magatr, youngest daughter of the late Charles Blaney, 0 MURPHY—McDevitt.—@asn onday, sune 16, at St. *Rose of Lima’s church ® #oney,’ M, McKenna, JaME3 T. Munrity. to E.——.i., daughter of the tate Edward McDevitt. - PARTRIDGE—MARTIN.—At the residence of Mr. William 8. Lawrence, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Jane 4, by the Rev. 8. H. Camp, Mr. Josian PARTRIDGS to Mrs, 0. E, MARTIN, Parsse—SHarveR.—At 142 East Fiity-third street, by the Rev. F. L. De Hap,ste. W PERSS to Ruopa, youngest daughter 0—————+ Shafer, all of this city. No cards. PROT) RoWLAND—Swirt.—On Wednesi’""* June 18, at the residence of the bride’s father, av Paine’s Hol- low, N. Y., by Rev. Judson P. Swift, of Irvington, assisted by Rev. Philip Swift, of Paine’s Hollow, WILLIAM A, ROWLAND, of Brooklyn, to Haitig R. Swirt, only Ger of T, Clark Swift, Esq. SYLVESTER—MosuFR. In this city, on Saturday, pap eg St. Jon's churoh, by the Rev. W. 5 ) HORACH C. SYLVBSTER to ADA, datghter Mosh of New York, ” “4 LLIAMS.—At Lak ie flay, June 16, by Rev. Samuel. Ban ah v. THOMPSON, ‘of New York city, to NELLIE J. WILLIAMS, daughter of tain Chari or berkiey, Cap ries S, Wiliams, Diea. z ALLEN—On Monday evening, June 23, ANTHONY | short illness. GEORGK FRIRDRICE, gon O ‘fully invited to attend the tances NEW YORK “HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET, A., son of Anthony A. Allen -and ‘Matilda’ Spring- steel 8 years and 5 months. Prien of the family are respectfally mvited to attend the eral, from the residence of his parents, 132 les street, on Wednesday, 25th inst., at two o'clock P, M. BaTes.—Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, June 24, HELENA DELAPLAINE, youngest daughter of Joseph M. *. Bates, age 10 months ana 11 days. Funeral from her late residence, 608 Henry street, Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 26, at two P, M,, to bard an the relatives and iriends are respectfully nvi Beaugs.—At her residence, No, 10 West Nine- teenth street, on Sunday evening, June 22, 1873, in per com year, DOLORES: wile of John ©. Beales, ‘The funeral wilt take place at ten o’clock on Wednesday morning, the 25th inst., from the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, betwesn Fifth and Sixth avenues. ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend with- out further notice, BookMaNn.—On Monday, June 23, of diphtheria, Lovis, infant son of Jacob and Caroline Bookman, ed 10 months, ie funeral will take pice. this (Wednesday) morning at nine o'clock, from the residence of lis Darents, No. 9 West Fifty-third street. Friends of the family are respectiuily invited to attend. Bruce.—On Sunday, June 22, Joun T. BRUCE, Jr., youngest son of John T. and Anne O. Bruce, in the 22d year of his age. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesaay) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 121 East Twenty-eighth street. Bucxnour.—On Monday, June 23, at White of heart disease, Westchester county, Jacos BuckuovT, 66 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiany invited to attend his funeral, irom Grace church, White Plains, on Thursday, June 26, at half ast One o'clock P, M. Train leaves Grand Central epot at ten minutes to twelve A. M. with special car. Burks.—On Monday, June 23, after a short ill- ness, Mrs, MARGARET BuRKB, formerly of the parish of Inch, near Borrisoleigh, Tipperary, Ireland, in the 84th year of her age. Friends of the fawily are requested to attend the funeral, from 149 East ‘l'wenty-first street, on Wednesday, June 25, at one o'clock P. M. CAHILL.—On Tuesday, June 24, MARTIN CATITLL, & native of Roscrea, county of Tipperary, Ireland, im the 43d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 331 East Thirty-ninth street, on ‘Thuraday, the 26th inst., at one o'clock. CARPENTER.—At Long Branch, N. J., on Satur- day, May 21, ANNA, widow of Samuel H. Carpenter, in the yon yese of her age. The remains will be taken to Philadelphia for in- terment. CASILEAR.—Suddenly, at Kenisco, Westchester county, N. Y., on Monday, Jane 23, ANN ELiza, the beloved wile of Paul S, Casilear, Aap 62 years. The relatives andgfriends of the family are re- spectrally invited to meet the funeral, at the Grand Centra! Depot, this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock, irom whence the body will be conveyed to Greenwood. COLLIER.—On Sunday, June 22, after a short iil- ness, PATRICK COLLIER, in the 71st year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, 77 Madison street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. DOLLO.—On Sunday, June 22, CHRISTOPHER, only son of John Dolio, aged 20 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also New York, Sandy Hook and Jersey pilots, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his father, 103 Hall street, near Myrtle, on Thursday, June 26, at half-past eight A. M., from thence to the Church of the Nativity, corner Madi- son and Clason avenues, hare soley mass of requiem will be said for the répose of his soul; thence to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Paris and San Francisco papers please copy. Dorsky.—On Monday, June 23, EpwaRp J. Dor- SEY, in the 3ist year of bis age. His friends and the friends of his father-in-law, John Murphy, also the members of Typographical Union No, 6, are respectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 69 East Houston street, at two o’clock on Wednesday, June 25, Dovaiass.—On Sunday nignt, June 22, after a long and severe illness, FRANCES EMELINE DouG- Lass, beloved wife of James Douglass, ager 39 ears. 7] Happy soul, thy days are ending All thy morning days below; Go—the angel guards attending— To the sight of Jesus go. Waiting to receive thy spirit, Lo, the Saviour stands above; Shows the purchase of his merit, , Reaches out the crown of love. Relatives and friends ot the family are respect- from her late residence, No. 662 Grand street, Williamsburg, L, L, on Wednesday, June 25, at two o'clock P. M. Excock.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, June 24, AMELIA MARY, Wife of Captain George 8. Elcock and daughter of William W. Davis. Funeral on Thursday, June 26, at three o'clock P. M., at No, 488 State street, Brooklyn, to which her friends and those of both families are invited. EtpRiDGE.—On Tuesday, June 24, 1873, MARIA EL- DRIDGE, in the 70th year of her age, Her trends and ‘relatives are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 202 East Forty-seventh street, on Thursday, June 26, at 1 o'clock. GiRAUD,—On Tuesday, June 24, 1873, at the resi- dence of his fatier, 432 West Twenty-third street, EDWARD Gik,UD, Jr,, in the 46th year of his age. The relatives of the family and ‘his friends are roapestininy invited to attend the funeral on ‘Thursday, June 26, at three o'clock P. M. HANDENBROOK.—On Tuesday, June 24, at her resi- dence, Tremont, Mrs. LILLIE ANN HARDENBROOK, widow of Wiliam Hardenbrook, in the 75th year of rage. Funeral services at the house on Thuraday, June 26, at half-past cloven_o’clock A.M. Trains leave Grand Central depot, New York, at half-past nine and a quarter past ten A.M, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Re: tives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Howe-—Suddenly, on Sunday, June 22, of apoplexy, JouN W. Hows, in the 40th year of his age. SSaneral from the Dey Street House Wednesday morning, June 24, at hall-past ten. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend. JaARMAN.—In Brooklyn, Tuesday, June 24, 1873, at the residence of her son, Zadok H. Jarman, Lizz1E, widow of Henry Jarman, aged 77 years, 6 months and 2 days. ‘The remains will be taken to Berlin, Worcester county, Maryland, for interment, JouNSt0N.—On Monday morning, Jane. 23, Mr. WILLIAM M. JOHNSTON, aged 29 years, ‘The funeral will take place on Wednesday, June 25, at twelve o'clock M., {rom his late residence, 239 West Thirty-fifth street. I, 0. 0. ‘F.—The members of Good Will Lodge, 280, will assembie at thetr jodge room, on Wednes- day, 25th inst., at half-past twelve o'clock, to pind the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Wil- liam M, Johnston. HENRY SMITH, N. G. LaNGHORN.—On Monday, June 23, Emiy LEwIs, daughter of the Jate Jane Langhorn, aged 48 years, Maprrs.—At West Farms, on Monday, June 23, 1873, BENJAMIN MAPES, in his 64th year. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 26th inst., (rom the Re- formed church, at West Farms, MavGceR.—At Tarrytown, N, Y., on Saturday, June 21, Emma, widow of Samuel Mauger, of the Island ot Guernsey, Engiand, and daughter of David and Isabella Silver, of Laurence Kirk, Scot- land, in the 36th year of her age. MnyEr.—On Monday, June 23, of heart discase, RicHarp, eldest son of John and Mary Meyer, aged 20 years. Friends of the fam! and the members ot Her- man Lodge, No. 268, F, and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeray at his late residence, 29 Hubert street, ou Wernesday, June 26, at one o'clock P. M. 3 MoCLAIN.—On Tuesday, June 24, after a short 1ll- ness, ORLANDO D. MCCLAIN, aged 60 years. Notice of the funeral hereafter, Oatis.—On Tuesday, June 24, Huan Oatis, a native of the county Leitrim, Ireland, aged 65 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Hackensack, N. J., on Thursday, at two o'clock, PoyNTon.—On Monday, June 23, Francis H, | PoYNTON, aged 31 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also the New Jersey and New York Sandy Hook pilots are invited | to attend the funeral, from the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Madison avenue and Fiftieth strect, at hali-past ten A. M. this day (Wednesday), June 2%, where a solemn mass of requiem wiil be said for the repose of his soul. RigHt.—Sudden'y, on Monday, June 23, Grorer | Rien, Jr., in the 32d year of his age, son of George and Mary Anna Riehl. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, No. 159 Spring street, on Thursday morning, June 26, at ten o'clock, California papers please copy. RYAN.—At the residence of her uncle, James Ryan, Flatbush, GEORGEANNA, daughter of the late John Ryan, aged 8 years. The relatives and triends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the jormer residence of her parents, Bilissville, Long Island City, near Calvary Cemetery, on Wednesday, | June 25, 1873, at half-past two o'clock P, M. SHEEHAN.—On Monday evening, June 23, at his residence, 834 East Twenty-first street, JAMES SHEEBAN. Notice of the funeral in Thursday morning’s papers. sr. Jonn.—At Westchester, on Monday, June ong S71. JON, aged 51 years, 3 months an ays. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend his funeral, at his late residence at Westchester, on Taursday, June 26, at one o'clock P, M. Wyoming Lopes, 492, F. axp A. M.—Brethren— You are hereby summoned to attend a special communtcatton at the lodge room, on Thursday, June 26, at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late worthy brother, James Hl. St. JouN. Brethren of sister lodges are respectfully invited to attend. ISAAC BUTLER, Master. HIRAM OLMSTERAD, Secretary. TeRRY.—On Monday, June 23, Saran A., daughter of Sarah A. and the late Henry L. Terry, of Brook- lyn, aged 27 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the iuneral, irom the South Bushwick Reformed church, this afternoon, at two o'clook. VAN DER LigTH.—On Tuesday, June 24, after a f Iqhn I. and Charlotte Van der Licth, aged 5 months and 10 ‘he relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend his funeral, this day (Wednesday), at half-past one o'clock P. M., from the residence of his parents, 402 Eighth avenue, corner of Thirtieth street. WENDEL.—On Mo! , Jane 23, of inflammation of the brain, JouN WENDEL, in the 55th year of his age. Relatives, friends and the directors and officers ofthe Manutacturers and Builders Bank of New ly invited to attend his funerat, from his late residence, No. 17 Beekman place, on Thursday, June ne o'clock P. M. WooLtey,—On jay, June 24, of diphtheria, ELLA, daughter of George and Margaret A. Woolley, aged 5 years and 10 months. he relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her parents, No. 91 Eighth avenue, on Thuraday, June 26, at two o'clock. Worrh.—On Friday,. June 20, Saran WorTH, ages 483 years, daughter of the late Naphtali Phil- LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY. NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING. FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE FIREPROF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, a6, &€. OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C., &C., CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 1X12 FEET TO 26X07 FER, AT $300, $400, $500 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, AOGORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION, — THE ABOVE BUILDING IS. COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, ee RENT OF SMALL ovrices. 2d Story. Sd Story. 4th Story. 5th Story. 2 ae SR 1800 00 ” 0 INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF é HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET, AN EXCELLEN FT, 30) AND 24X24, WITH steady power ; windows on all sidex, possession at once. Apply to 0. W. ALOOTT & CO., corner avenue B and Eighteenth street. STORE AND THREE RUOMS TO LET—DOUBLE the rent taken in work; corner Frankfort and Wil- liam streets (Frankfort House 8 ITH A. BRSPONSIBLE PARTY WANTED—T0 LEASE A splendid paying, handsomely furnished Hotel ; loca- tion unequalled; rent $4,000a year. Address LIBERAL INDUCEMENT, Herald office. NE LOFTS, 50X100, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM Power, to let.—Suitable for light manufacturing pur- ses; al elegant Store. 35 und 37 Wooster strevt, ACKSON HALL TO LET—ALL FITTED UP AND eJ ready to go into, corner Horatio street and Green- wich avenue ; is well known and in a first class location for business, ' Apply at 6 Hudson street. TEAM POWER.—ROOMS TO LET, WITH GOOD, steady power, lighted on three sides. Inquire of GEORGE HOVEY & SON, 823 East Twenty second street. TEAM POWER, WITH SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED Floors, 25x105, 25x60, 25x30 and 60x60; best power and Ahest rooms in the city. Apply to the Hnginesr, Nos. 9, JTEAM POWER—WELL LIGHTED ROOMS AND Basement, each 25x50, adapted to mechanical and manufacturing purposes. ‘Apply to GEORGE WALKER, 1:0 Centre street, corner Hester. [po LET—A STORE SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS; Guahest location in the city. “Inquire in the store, 406 hat ; NO LET 1 Store No. Negssau street, TPO ,LET-STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT FINISHED Basement and'two Floors, in No. 37 Spring street. Apartments to let in No. 2\1 Mott street, where particu: lars will be given by housekeeper. pr NO LET—A STORE, WITH APARTMENTS, IN NO. 38 Lewis street. nd av. E HE CIGAR STAND, NOW DOING in the Libby Hotel, 386 Fourth avenue, cor- ner Twenty-seventh street. NO LET—A STORE, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET and avenue D, shitable for n barber, bakery, czars, &c., or anything but liquors. Apply to THOS. REILLY, liziavenue D. : 10 LET—A BEAUTIFUL LARGE STORE AND RO Fixtures, Furniture and Sate forsale. Aj Sixth avenue, foreign exchange es 10 LEASE—AND FIXTURES FOR SALE; 8! LE for & Wholesale liquor store ; 20x100; long lease; rent cheap. Inquire at No. 29 avenue A. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, NEAR street: 3 rooms d jin good order; ft A all the way w and eomplete JAMES Bi ; rent, $275 per month, 69 West Twenty-third street. 10 LET—THE BROWN STONE HOUSE NO. 148 BAST Seveniy-eighth street; the Furniture, which was mostly new this May, will be sold ata sacrilice, “Unfarnished, oy Regen . M ‘ deghetiector ted | N_UNFORNISHED HOUSE TO RENTON WEST Twenty second street, in a delightful neighb ood ; a brown stone; four story; modern Es ‘ba ent; bath, gas, range, hot and’ cold water, bells, tubes and brick furnace; has been rented for #1.600, but will make A liberal deduétion to secure good tenant. JAM. R, EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third strect. PO, WEASE-VOUR | STORY DOUBLE TENEMENT house on 110th street, between First and Second avenues, with two stores, for a tern of years to a respon- sible party. Owner, 429 West Sixteenth strect. ne RENT—UNFURNISHED, ON WEST TWENTY. second street, athree story high stoop brick House modern improvements; bath; gas; range; bot and cold utin rat order; rent, $1,500. RDS, 69 West Twenty-third street. water; closets; just AMES fe ebw FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS _TOLET, HALL BEDROOM TO LET—TO A FURNISHE gentleman, in a plain private family; terms rea- | sonable. Apply at 16) Kast Twenty-cighth street. 8. GALLAGHE! NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH EVERY ie Rooms; references. nt FURNISHED 8! PING ROOM TO RENT—TO A single gentleman, on third floor, front, at $9 per month; house quiet. 63 arrow street, between Bleecker and Hudson streets. A -LARGR, COOL, HANDSOMELY F' Chambers, for gentlemen only; gas and bath 1 house ; reasonable rms. 270 Madison str HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT housekeeping or to single gentlemen house privat all improvements; neighborhood desirabl Jurnished Flat on Fifty-tith street. Inqu Thirteenth street. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM AND Bedroom, adjoining, to let, togetheror separately, at 162 Second’ avenue; house and location first cla Board if required: terms low. RNISHED ROOM keeping, or to gentlemen; moc lines of cars within one block; jow. 409 West Thirty-third street. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT HALL ROOM TO A. itn private cotiage honse. to a gentlema: h fand gas: excellent neighborhood ; rereronces exchanged. Cail tor three days at No. 107 Kast Twenty-sevenw street, near Fourth avenue. “A SCOTCH LADY HAS SEVERAL Rooms to let, suitable for housekeeping ; for lady or gentlemen. 273 Twenty-second street. LEGANT ROOMS, NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY 4 carpeted and turnished, to lot, at $1 ast Tenth street, to gentlemen ; bedding, attendance, &c., superior, {URNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR GENTLEMEN.— A hall Bedroom on first floor, and front Room on sec- ond floor, with use of bath, at reasonable pric Inquire at 827 Fourth avenue NENTLEMEN WHOSE FAMILIES ARE town or others desiring well furnished and ne Kept Rooms in a quiet house (three rooms just vacated) please call at lz West Twenty-third street. References exchanged. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS {10 LET— Single or en suite, on the first and second floor; a large front hall Bedroom for $5 per week. 14 West Sev- entwenth street, near Fitth nf OWER PART OF HOUSE TO LaT—WITH ALL 4 modern improvements, furnished or unfurnished. 165 Waverley between Tenth aad Chari LARGE: 0001, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED CHAM: 4 bers, on the second floor, to let, for the Summer, to Apply at 145 Eighth a entlemen le street, near roadway only. _.._ AMUSEMENTS, VURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. 0 LET—PART OF ACOSEY COTTAGE, FURNISHED. Apply at No. 40 West Fitty-tourth street, between the nd 2 o'clock. hours or < ener LET—IN PRIVATE HOUSE, A NEATLY FU ‘HE QUEEN OF OL , : who will enact RICK, A BOY AS IS Koom :$10 per month. 238 Weet Thiftes BANJO SOLOS, SONGS, SGR aC A BOX, with The world renowned ALA, superior to LULU in grace- ful, daring feats, every night ang further notice. AL * atoOP. M., will execute h: Wonde 1 P = e is rful Performance of STAGE TO PROSCE: THURSDAY EVENING Bonentot ARLES FO: VRIDAY EVENING—Benefit of og LAURA ALBERTA. QeMric THEATRE, 64 BROADWAY. 624. GENUINE AND DECIDED SUCCESS. EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE. ery ABE NIGHT. BUT THRER a e charming, fascinating and bewitching LITTLE NELL. tier NELLA LITtLs NELL LITTLE NELI, LITTLE NELL, LITTLE NELL, , THE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND, who will appear EVERY EVENING in her thrilling nsational Drama, entitled FIDELL FIDELIA, THE FIRE Wate, THE FIRE’ Walr. Introducing her unrivalled Songs, Dances, Banjo Solos and Wondertul Character Changes. TH T FIRE SCENE, A WONDERFUL AND STARTLING GALVANIC” BATTERY AND NITRO- GLYCERINE SENSATION. MATINEE MATINEE, 4 WEDNESDAY, at 2 P.M. SATURDAY, at 2'P.'M. A Grand, Gigantic Novelty in preparation, and will shortly -be produced, N®10's canpen, NIBLO'S GARDEN, LAST WEEK Last WEEK o n ent GOS PuTLtrpsc, Te SMRRREMAL! OOpry GoorT, Last week of Spencer's new German drama of At the termination of thy LULU IN HER W ‘ON DERFUL BOUND. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 2%, BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT TWO OF GUS PHILLIPS. KOOMER matinee Saturday, at two o'clock. Monday Eventog, June 40, will be produced J. J. Wallace's copyrighted local drama, in three acts, founded on the Bohemians of Paris, entitled THE BEATS OF NEW YORK, RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN, A LARGE NEWLY hed Room; tamily private: reference ¢: Samred: alse a bat oe Call i ba West = nt} seve reet, near Ninth avenue ; Broadway and Twe: ty-third street pass the corner, ¥ (0 LET—IN A FRENCH FAMILY, A NICE, COOL furnished Room, for gentlemen; one single’ Room, 65 East Tweitth Basement for office;' Summer prices. street, near Broadway. (PO, LET FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, OURE ; reterence required. Appiy a. 588 Sixth avenues Ps . TH STREFT, NEAR BROADWAY —TWO OK 1BiRKE nicely furnis 3 bath, Is West Fourth street, 7° Pi etu Q WEST FOURTRENTH STREET, NEAR DELMON. {co's —A set of handsomely furmsbed Rooms to let, without board’; terms moderate. » 177g STREET. ELEGANT Doard, for gentlemen only. street, between Irving place 28 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR BROAD. ray; Handsomely furnished Kootns to let, on se- cond and third floor, to gentlemen, without board, in a Private French family. 29 EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO lot, furnished, on second floor, two smail Rooms connecting, for gentiemen only CORNER OF 55 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, Fourth avenue.—One of the finest locations and coolest in the city; nine rooms, bath, closet, &c.; wi separate them tor families or gentlemen. 5 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—A | BACK Parlor ready turnished, for a dentist's or a doctor's offiee ; also one or two ms on the third floor. ll EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD and Fourth avenues.—A very desirable Room, handsomely furnished, to let, suitable for one or two —PLEASANT gentlemen ; reference required. 21 EAST EIGHTEENTH and well turnished Rooms to let, without board; location 4004 ; references required. 215 WEST SEVENTEENTH STREE' @ ond floor Rooms, furnished neatly ; gas and bath; partial Board given if requi 220 ST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A SECOND Floor to let; handsomely furnished; with bath- entlemen ; without board, Cate ROOMS, WITHOUT 104 East Seventeenth iid: Union square. oes, o> DZ-ORW Meee ene OOD'S MUSEUM, J. M, WARD. ANOTHER TRIUMPH. EVENING at & AFTERNOON at 2. THe popular actor, ress r, The charming A et RMIN, = so. ca a OR Re REE J, M. Miss ANNI. FI 224. BAST TWENTY-SEVENTH St. THIRD FLOOR. and the beautiful and the em r4 ‘0 Jet, a large, uicely furnished (ront Room toa | Miss Winnitta Montague, Mr. JOHN H. JAC gentleman ; $2.50 per week; reference in J. M. Findull’s Drama in the ‘new D: _ py eA: = toes of the Wilkie Collin: Q32, WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR BROAD. WINNING HAND. NEW MAGL b way.—Handsomely turnixhed Room, to gent FRIDAY EVENING, June OOMPLIM men or gentleman and wife; house and neighborhood IT tendered to Mr, JAMES M, WARD, first class. RYANTS OPERA HO STREBT. 3D STRENT, FORTY 946 WEST HIRD —SECOND between 6th and 7th avs, near Boos ‘EO Floor of private house, fally or partially fur- THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING nished; halt a block from Broadway. LAST NIGH! OF THE 8 — - ———________— LAS? NIGHT OF TH SIXTH, AVENUE, NEAR SEVENTEEFTH Last NIGH! OF THE OF BRYANTS MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTR: BRYANT'S MINST! LAST NIGt ORR 265 Strctt nest floor, fro family. two oF three well housekeeping. —To let, by an American furnished Rooms, for light Or BRYANTS MINSTR BRYANTS M UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- PAST Nii Last Nuun MENTS TO LET. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, June 25, ores . peniacpayngep ie GRAND OPERA HOUSE, —TO LET, ON A CORNER, THE HANDSOMEST THURSDAY. EVENING, Juné 25, French Plat ever BENEFIT OF ‘ large rooms; janit moderate to a sms rst we; open trom 7 A. M, t levator; also a furnace; rent bry fame Office 999 Sixth 10 8B. MR. DAN BRYANT. LVAS GOING BY DOT MADINE. ave — - cee ae ee ng to-da of de Teatre Comique to seen Jolin- HANDSOME FLOOR, 25 BY 60, 70 LET—CON- jer Seinnidler Allen blay i, Diedrich bieoes. OHNNY, VILL YOU COM taining six rooms and gas, water, wdter clonet_and allthe modern improvements, in house No. 518 ‘Third TO DOT MADINEE TO- avenue. Inquire next door, No. 616 Third avenue. T bed you by two tollars| day. Teatre Comiqne. Cee aay ea ayes 7 un a half I goes ¢ Died- NICK FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT bi is eagle henge Minth ward, with American people aera mee r 3 = ments; $37 50; Second Floor, do. do., : & cosey Vot- AST THREE DAYS OF DIRECT COMMUNICATION tage, in perfect order, $50 per month.’ Apply at 603 Hud- 4 between this world and the n t through ©. H, West Twenty-second street. itil A FOSTER, 19 July 1; Parker House, Boston, July 7 GROvER YOUR SEATS FOR DAN BRYANT'S PESTIMONTAL, One Dollar each. For sale at Bryangs NHE POOR ITALIAN | LIFE AMONG THE violin boy and his ___ | owner, IMPROVE- | QPECIAL CARD. mily ; rent $26 ver month. ing No. 2 bell, E. 8 son street FIRST FLOOR FR z= brown stone house 508 Lexington avenu near Fit t street; all improvements. Apply to'A. H. 6 West Forty-third street or 486 Broadway. [eee WITH FOUR ROOMS AT $16 TO $20 PER month, in Nos. 31 and 33 Lewis street, where particu- lars will be given by -housekeepe RENCH FLAT TO LET—WITH ALL menis, to a nice small fi 442 West Thirty-flith strié for housekeepe NA NEW BROWN STONE HOUSE, 13 Place, between Forticth and Forty-first Second or Third Floor; all improvements: to a s1 family only; rent moderate. Address PROSPE Herald oifice. JECOND FLOOR TO LET—IN NEW HOUSE NO. 121 © East Fitty-third street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues: rent $25 per month. nO LET—ON SE mM, MAsS., tl. FLAT TO —IN fice, ITALTANS: in New York at the Matinee to- Rie day, Theatre Comique. REHEARSAL FOR DAN BRYANT'S FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL, HANDY ANDY, 1 A. M. COLLE BAWN, at Daly's Fifth Avenue Theat HOT stroets.— " GEO. W. HERBERT. _ PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. UTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANC le used, $150; a six octave, $25; very fine toned, I New scale Pianos to rent and on instalments, at JOUN MALHC , corner Fortieth strect aud First avenue. OND STORY, THREE Rooms, unturnished or furnished ; honse has tmprove- ; ope cera AVE avenue, near Eighiy-firetstreet, =| forte, Stool, dc. ;, elegantly carved ‘cass and logs: latest LET-LOWER PART OF HOUSE NO. 35 K improvements; fully guaran GOLDSMITIDS, nO by T street, between Macdougal and Varick s! Jee street, rooms, gas aud wate! on premise: ets; nine mediate possessiog. Lnquire BEAUTIFUL PIANO—ONLY $10); A octave Fianotorte, richly carve: bass, every improvement > J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, 1 A. BRILLIANT TONED 74 OCTAVE FOUR, ROUND rosewood Pianotorte, used 5 mouths, cost $1,000, for $250; swool, Cover, Music Cabine: and maker's guaranice ; one grand’ square, $223. Cail at private residence 210 West @wenty-tirst street. 1D it, OMS; GAS AND D FLOOR, FOUR. ¢ Jorneha street, near T—SEC! water; in private house. 10 LET UNFURNISHED—THIRD FLOOR, TO A small tamily of adults, for light housekeeping, in pri- vate house No. Seventh avenue, corner iwenty- second street. OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A 7% octave carved rosewood Pianoforto, Stool, guarantee for & 0, LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSE Twenty-first street: newly painted, 4 Fiat dn 313; all improvements; fine large yard, &c. quire at 319, ice office, also ono 2 NO LET—PARLOR FLOOR, BACK BASEMENT AND Rooms, to a small family, for $49 a month, in the pri- vate house Id Market street, near Kast Broadway. NO LET—SECOND FLOOR OF 313 EAST THIRTY. fourth street; sixzooms, pantries and water; rent $23.50, or in halt floor $1) Sand $12. Apply in the br PPER PART OF A FIRST CLA Flowse to let. Inqui Fighty-second stree! 816 4, MONTH—FRONT ROOM AND BE $16. on second tioor and front” Basement, in cottage house 62 Kast Eighty-sixth street, near Madison avenue. 107 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—PART OF A House to lot; water and gas; owner in house ; reference required. He 40 WEST TWENTY-NINTH STRE Floor and front Basement; senate or together; $27 and $30. 253 Niath avenue—Secon A. 'Fianotorte, used atx months, tally gearanieed tort $975, tor $00; Sool and Cover; Cabinet, cost $100 as Box for shippmg; Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining . Residence 104 East” Twenty-fith street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR! sale—Made to order; city maker; fully guaranteed ; used five months; cost $900, for $275 Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture, sacrifice ; property family leaving city. 36 West Fitteenth street, near Fifth avenue. LADY WILL SELL FOR L THAN $100 beautiful rosewood tour round cornered Pianoforie, celebrated maker, including Stool; splendid tone ; in per: fect order. Third street, near Bowery. SEVEN OOTA’ Wi $100.—We are retailing the best, finished and richest toned Ptanofortes manufactured at $225, cash. “GUSOPERATIVE PIANO MAKERS, E FOR 9 Great Jones street, near Broadway. Floor; $1734. FMC BN Nh wa —-" ie A FAMILY LEAVING THK CITY WILL SELL ROSE. FURNITURE, ae iano, overstrung bass, celebrated VAANAODADAOR TOD PE ker, new, for $150, at 243 East wth street, be- T BENDALL'S OLD STAND, FURNITUD ween Yd and Sd avenues, | ney and Bedding, cheap for cash, or by weekly and monthly payments. 3. 'B, CANNON, 209 and 211 Hudson street, corner Canal. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Pakearne—sRLLING OFF BELOW cOsT TO close the concern; $450 Pianos at $225; $1,000 do. at $300; all new and first class. 70 University place, be- B Ase i REETS FURNT. tween 12th and 13th sts, ture and Bedding, at lowest casn pric weekl a - Grape rere Ts a instalments, at OF MRRELUS warehouse 40 Bight LEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- aving full iron irame, French action, over- strings, £c., $60; great bargain. Beautitul Chickering Piano, only $109,’ Please examin 157 Bleecker street. JAMES GORDC JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE FOR Germany, a splendid 7 octave Piano. Inquire at 322 Sixth street, first oor. P, HALE IS MAKING 10,000 PIANOFORTES FOR oJ. the trade cheaper and better than small makers can buy the stock. Thirty-ftth strect and Tenth av., N.Y. IANOS—SECOND HAND, OF VARIOUS MAKERS, in thorough orde sale, at low prices; also | Pianos to rentand on instalments, by CHICKERING & ath street, between Broad: avenue, between Thirticth and Thirty-first streets. CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH FOR CASH.—AT private residence 21 East 20th st., near Broadway, Parlor Suits, $75; Rep Suits, $40; Bedroom Suits, $35, and ) lots for léss than halt « MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED sik brocato, cost $900, for $200: do. $150: do. $45: Pianoforte, Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture, sacrifice ; Property family leaving city. 36 West Fitveemsh street, near Fiith avenue, A. MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROCATEL BAR JA. Suit, nearly new; cost $175, for $200; one do.. brocatel and reps Suits, $65, $59 and $35; Pianoforte, Paintings, rosewood and walnut Coamber' Suits, Mat! tresses, Redding, Carpets, Buffet, Extension Table; less than half cost, Resilience Wt East Twouty sith street, between Fourth and Loxingto (anrets, WES SONS, e. IANOS AND ORGANS.~ and most beautiful styles and perfect ton by best makers, at lowest prices for during this mont made, and y instalments, or for ren’ Furniture, TENS’, 481 Broadway, than can be found else Beds, Bedding, &c. = co Payments ta Pp 28,—BEAUTIFUL WEBER INCLUD. by the week or . as the cheapest, good a3 the best, for rent or sale; Terms easy. oe a rent allowed pnrciaser, at MERRIGL'S, No. 8 Union KELLY & CO., square, 165 Fourth avenue. corner of Twenty-fitth street and sixth avenue. X, BALL (OV S WITH HORACE Rou pe SPC nin ~ YEA YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS—A Waters) has removed to 15 Kast Fourteenth | Geo elaity, SAU sizea rick patters English, Brussets | Chickering’s, Steinway's and other. fne wlanos and Or: Aiud ingrain cheap, at 112 Fulton street, betwee Witham | sans on instalments and for rent BALL & CO. fperel nd Uns wos Saati a PRIGHT PIANOS.—A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT 3H.—LOAN OFFICE for sale or Front, at OUVRL-R & SONS', manufac: YREAT BARGAIN Broadway, opposite New turers, 27 West Thirceenth street, between Fifthand sixth ‘k Hotel. Parlor, Cham- avenues, ber, Library and Bedroom Dunham rosewood si Pianotorte ; Carpets, Clocks, ¢ &e., &e Winhiil 70 PORCHE J ARGE STOCK HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNT- SNTRDCPURNITORE, DE Wine ry ture, including entire contents of first class house, "Bo tet | ergot Shee) Oot TB feet by 2 | jor sale, at less than auction prices, to pay storage. 3d Ws ruttaic onan Renee dress INSURAN Cortlandt street, up stairs IP\RADE SALE OF MA’ Waste ro PURCHASE—IN GREENWOOD CEM tery, Half Lov; with railing or withont. Address lowest cash price and location to WAY, Herald office. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL FANCY GOODS | Store, within 100 miles of New’ York; none but | Shad pain z | those gaxinus Sp call nad epply. Address BUYER, Post W2ELY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR PURNE pc sll eR fen! ihe ad OD a ure, Carpets an ing, at B. M, © > THWAIT & Coc 165 und 197 Chatham stroot. “An tun ASTROLOGY. 4 KNOW THY DESTINY; CONSULT mense stock and low prices. NK Sanat ae 2 this wonderfully gifted Clairvoyant; gives luc’ cena GLOTHING: ies everything. 159 West Forty-first street, near Broud B. MINT#’S, 48 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN | 4 —MME. KELLEY, BUSINESS AL twentieth and Twenty-first streots, ladies and gents Jairvoyant and’ Writing Medium, — Can receive the highest prices in cash tor Silk, Woollen skness, names, numbers. 8) Hudson strest, cor- and Mustin Dresses; also gentlemen's Clothing, Carpets, arrison. aes Jowelry: &e,; anole by post punctually atteniled & by | ~\—pqan lies. VANSISB, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL he’ iit A. Ghirvoyant: Spiritualist, tolts name and day of mar- Tinge, brings together those long separated, gives positive inforination on all affairs of life, No sausiaction no pay. No. 61 Second avenue, corner Thiriy-fourth street. UFACTURERS’ STOCK OF Furnitare, Bedding, &c., at 302, 94 and 306 Third ay- enue, corner 2d strect, on ‘Thursday, June 26. Denlers, Jaree hovel and boardifig house keepers specially invited. No limitation, no reservation. ‘all and examine and get catalogue, See advertisement in auction column, rs AT F. HARRIS’, 71 SIXTH AVENUE, 4X Washington and Waverley pl: ‘Lad tlemen will be astonished at tlie prices given for BETWEEN jes and gen- tot Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry. Never before have such | 4 PTEN' CONSULTATIONS ON BUSINESS, LAW high prices been paid, as we are bound to fill an order, suits, @ jes, josses, absent friends, love, marriage, and goods must be had. For Coats, from $3 to $20; Pants, «i death. Pay’ refused uniess satisfied rN y d. * Mirae. SINGH, Clairvoyant, ei Sixth avenue, $2 t0'$10 Bresson $6 40 870 s ne BUROPEAN CLALRVOYANT—TELLS NAMES; SHOWS ia i Please call on or address as above. M T THE WELL RENOWNED ESTABLISHMENT, 246 Seventh avenue—I have just received orders to tie amount of $75,000, therefore compelled to pay the following prices : ‘ilk Dresses, $5 to $80); Coais, $5 to $205, Fanta, $1 to $11; the highest prives pald. tor, Car- pei Please cail on or address Mr. or Mrs. ROSENBERG, B.—Second house aboye Twenty: likenesses; causes marriages. Scents and $l. West twenty-titth stro: (AyPSY REVEALS FROM THE CRADLE TO THK J grave, finds absent triends, recovers stolen prop- erty. 3614 Bowery. sche rte 188 WELLINGTON TELLS EVERYTHING—BRINGS et. 246 Seventh avenue. fourth atreet, i 0 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT BOARD, A large front Room, completely furnished; bath, @: and attendance; tamily strictly private; house and ap- pointments, &€., first Class; terms low. 218 East Tenth street. Wed LET—A FURNISHED FRONT HALL ROOM ON second floor, very pleasant; also, a Room on third . furnished of Not; for business or otherwise ; men'only. Apply at Drossmaking Rooms No. lanes seedy BEAL Broad Ware entle- Great the separated together; gives lucky numbers. Resi dence fh wast Terontyelgith street, near Fourth avenue- OSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, REVEALS our whole life, from the cradie to the grave; cures albediscases. 47: al street, Fy PROF SSOR get weal HIGHLY DIVINE ATEDWARD MILLER'S ESTABLISHMENT, 6: SIXTH avenue, near Waverley y place (formerty 160 seventh avenue)—Cast-off Clothing, Carpets bought. We ag offer those high prices which no dealer can pay, but unr the utmost value by calling of addressing. tended by Mra. Miller. Fee $l, Lean Colle AMUSEMENTS. RICH watiEbar COMIQI TEDRICH” MATINEE TO-DAY. “DRICH” MATINEFR TO-DAY, " Commence at favorite, Mr. JOHNNY ALLEN, Vienne and vocalist, Mic ath. S LARRIOON, se Im the new andorn “RICH si NEW SONGS, DANCKS AN | Be a for the first time bh. Wauacns. POSITIVELY Lact prvm.. NIGHTS of the great Se: feet fshantion olay or, the ILDEN' FETTERS. Gol SATURDAY, JUNE 2—LAST MoRA wan, NEE. 7 ALLACK'S, ger, C4 W ENGAGEMENT baa 3 MR. DION BOUCICAULT, who will appear on. TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 1, in the character of MAURICE DUROSEL, in his entirely new play in five ‘acta entitled MIMI. Box book now open. : Be BROW: on eh rn [MON SQUARE THEATRE, Proprivwor.... ‘Mr, SHERIDAN SHOOK, Manager... Mr. A. M. PALMER, Begins at 8. “Saturday Matinee at 1:30, ‘DECIDED § ‘ESS OF MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON in JANE BIer JANE EYRE n includes the well known names Miss Charlotte Thompson, ¥ The press and most | Melinda Jones, Mrs. Marle brilliant “audiences | kins, Miss Edith Challis, Mise unanimous in their | Josephine Laurens, Miss Kate commendations of Uo! 1, Miss Hattie Thorpe, Miss MISS THOMPSON'S | De Lacey, Miss Charlotte Cave, acting and of th Miss Laura Thorpe and Messrs. D. ph i. Harkins, F. F. Mackay, Claude ay. JANE EYRE every night until tur- ther notice. Burroughs, H. W. Monigomery, J, [W- Thorpe'and others SATURDAY, AT 1:50, __ SECOND JANKE K MAYTINER, ATH AVENUE THEATE (CURTAIN RISES AT O Sole Lessee and Manager..,.Mr, AUGUSTIN DAL Mr. DALY begs to announce that the final represen tations of MOREL will be given this week, with which the scason will posh tively close, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, MATINEE OF Saturday night, June 23, (he FAREWELL NIGHT of MADELBIN MO » and the CLOSING NIGHT of the SEASON, has heen assigned Mr. Joseph H, Tooker, Bi ness Manager, and Mr. A. A. Appleton, Treasurer, for their joint benotlt. Pere ayeny THIS (W BE SITIVELY FAREWELL MADELELN MOREL, EVENING, JUNE 25, OWEN FAWCETT, \RAND OP! f. Sole Lesseo and Manacer....Mr, AUGUSTIN DAL¥ A MOST ATTRACHLY. Tie RTAINMENT, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1873, FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL for Europe), ear in his greatest specials tes; lustrating the humoraus phases of © bia ARISH AND ABKICAN CHARACTER, as MYLES-NA-OCOPPALEE| Nin. Boucleault’s COLLERM POMP HARDO'NEARIN, in DEAF AS A POST; CONDUCTOR of the MONSTER CONCERT and HANDY ANDY, aided by aneficient DRAMATIO COMPANY and BRYANDS MINSTRELS. Doors open at7 P.M. ; Seats can now be sec House, Fiith Avenue ‘theatre, Bryant's Mi also at Fitth Avenue Hotel. he RACK GARDEN THEATRE, Filty-eighth street, between Lexington and Third venues. J, June 25, at 8 o'clock, for th lot Mr, JULIUS ASCHER, UNTER DEN SIEGEL DER VERSCH WIEGENHETE BINE VER FOLGTE UNSUHULD, To conclude with DIE SCHONE GALATHEA, . in whieh Mme, LOUISE LICUTMAY will appear as Gite Admission 59c., reserved seats 25c. extra, boxes $150 exe tra; packages (12 tickets), $4. VENTRAL PARK GARD! THEODOR! THEY. THOMAS, ‘Is! CONCERTS, THIS (W NING, June 25, at 8. 1. Overture, Mi 2, Allegro Vivace, Adagio Allegro inolto, rale, Prometheus’ 3. Wal 4. Introduction, Act “Rienai”.. .. Wagner 5. Introauetion, “Lo Max Bri 6. Scherzo Symiphor - Ra 7. Hymn, “A Saint ( Goun 8 Khapsndie sat 9. Overture, Wallace 1), Fautaisi ‘Lumbye 1. Waltz, “Aqua 1 Strauss 2. Festival March.. Keier Bela Admission, {hc tickets, $44 others, ry byery THURSDA HE TRUEST P THE GREAT DRAMA, of Ttalian | Diedrich, at Theatre Co n York ever presented. Acspexy OF MUSIC. FRIDAY, FI GERMAN mique. Matinee to day, 2g INE #7, 8 P. M., GRAND ITARY CONCERT, re ON SHARPSHOOTERS "ONG 105, GEOR “PRINCE under the personal direction of Mr. HANS GIR Y THE KING OF TON VIRTU r. HAD KAPELLMEISTER OF His M BAX( AND CORN 3 Admission, $1; Gallery, 50c.; Kesorved Seats, 50c. and Slextra, Vo-day, at Schirmér's, 7)!, and at ll4 Broad Wee wt ies = NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD. way, between Houston and Bleucker streets. —Kvery hould visit the wondertu: Museum; itis full of eve People should see and undersiand. Lectures dail he Philosophy ol M hose parties unabl one to attend t e importan C n have them for warded, post tree on receipt of cents, by addrexsh SECKETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, way, New York, NATIONAL he F BILLIARD TOURNAMENT = IRV! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2%, AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, between ©. DION vi M. DALY. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, n A. GARNIER, ana SY va. JOSEPH DION. AND FESTIVAL—AT FIFTI- ot rondway aud Bighth the direction c. DION FRANCOIS UBA ReCHTION Coxe eth street church, w Thursday evenin of Protessor L. A. Benja: o 4s and Choi nial Music, by a young orchestra he Violin, tickets, 25c, THE B in Diedrich. 1 Matin once more. DAs Baya FAL THURSDAY BVENING, June 25, 1373, 1 Oho Doilar, ed Seats, ot Bryant's Mins L TESTIMONIAL, Rose’ for sale atthe oltl ILOWN SUITS, TIGHTS, TRUNKS, SHIRTS, HOS! / all sizes and colors, plain and striped, in worsted a cotton. Enclose stamp Jor cireular. UNION ADAMs & CO., 637 Brond way. - JOHN ALLEN AND ALICN 514. sroapway, | Wakhrsos in DIEDRICH. THEATRE COMIQUE. Matinee to-day at 2! MO MANAGERS.—WAN ¥ ENGAGEMENT TO T° singin concerts dur . Address SOPRANO, care of William A. Pond & Co., S47 Broadway. ID YOU | [MISS ALICK HARRISON As I Diedrich has taken Matinee today, new Drani hear about | in the YET! — |,the GUITAR, SINGING, HARP, . 92 Clinton plaee jue” given away. VARD.—PIANO, OROA fighth stree’ Read and profit b AN | v py it. AM LL, YOU SKE ABOUT IT TO-DAY, ALSATIAN, | JOUNNY ALLUN un Diedrich too. 18 DOL Sor | THEATRE COMIQUE, Matinee to-day. : ROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, ourteenth street, from Cyprus, and the LOAS LL OF ART are ope to the public daily, NS of WO ty A.M. until 6 P.M. Admission 5) cot New and important additions have been made tothe ions. 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