The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1873, Page 13

‘ ’ = ent aT cheat ot AL ire bie Lesseo and Manager MONDAY EVENING, Oct, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF : miu ibe uaene ot 183 BOY!!! wane writ the ip-mit ele ct ‘col june chhracter, rae it popular se and danees. TUESDAY EVENIN Avil be revived, with at | its origi ns, Oot Zh jand with new scenery, the grea Foca! pay ‘ EMME? frst sequrens a COUSIN GERMA our SEOREEN, ‘{PRITZ VAN VONDEKBLINKENSTOFFEN, | ao pot of characters by the immense Broadway company. ACT L—Scene Prey VIEW OF THE BAY OF NEW " 1 effects nse whlch Me. ORK. Castle G: oming on Shore, Pigeons M0 Hawks the an bmigrant. Tricks U:on Weller.” Katrina wer, Scene 2—FRITZ in ch of KATIINA, peene fee aay Rice Litule ta bi iment. aoe Girls OF ‘y Lovi: ae ri te rugged Wine! The ‘euouadiel Folia. Trike sy AQT 2—Scono 1—-Katrinia's Pace of Retnge. The Last an nga ement Scene 2— ik. Frit ves PAL on, ‘anieris > COUR) ROU: The Smasher on 6 3 Qua INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL! is scene Mr. EMME’ will a: ‘oduce his original by ainda Byrioaans, Popular Songs and Vances, «ec. por s-fcene 1-THE HOME OF FRITZ, THE HAPPY ILLER, Katrina and Moppy Compare the Fresent ‘ith fhe, Past. the irap Door. The kKushing Wacers. Mill in Oparation, The Returned Convicts. The PI the Recognition. ‘the Threat. Demoniac Resolve of Crafton. A The Jeil. Timely Arrival of FRITZ trina’s Feu: es other's ro uish, DENOUEMEST. { 9,¢ During Mr. EMMETS| The present is the last eeaaeenen seats Pay. be wae bat one of pecurea gait roe 8 EMME, SatURo AY AT a "O'CLOCK. TAPE MoNpay stncaay canna Ws AT y ys O ‘ TENTH pie het reque OV. Madame chat aTTN& NILSSON as fadsine COONEY, BOYD, 40. swans ihn Ocoee 32 Eleventh Subscription Night, (8 season of-Mozart’s chet-d'’wuvre, On GLO VANNI—NILSSUN— with a magnificent ca: forest JOINT EPR ALAN OEY UF THR PRIME DONNi:-—MADA: CHRISTINE NILSSON, LLE. OTTAVA TORKIANI, MULE, ALICE MARESI. CAM! INL, MAURE: aan ABA ane i GRA! Steve Pig oe OF git f rake O10 nor paw VG, OOL, 24. Tw i scription Nighb, i SATURDAY. Gor 2, NIE Pp. FE UGTA. é RFOMMANCES:— jn. mily Cire! Reserved Seats (according No lgoations; Stand $2 extra, (OTICE.—Prices (or MATINisi:, Uctober2s, at 1:30 P.M. :— Adi Reserved Seats, $1 extra. ALVINI’'S LAST PERFORMANCES IN NEW YORK, consisting of two nights aud two matinces, will be ven this week as iollows t Evening performances ‘atthe Aesteey of Maso | Tuesday evening Oct. 21,and ) | Vhursday evening, Got." 2s Tr UNION SQUARE THEATRE, MATES. WEDNESDAY APIEENUOM, OCT, 22. ATI EW LYO LYC£UM THEATRE TINGE: | BATORDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 25, suespay EVENING AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC, AND WEDNESDAY MAUINEL AT UNION SQUARE First and only Performances in America of the original on which was tounde: tie most successiul drama ot aveD GAHIUK, envied ‘AN HE ACTOR, br hich, 8 pearing or the first inne nefe in the modern rama, Signor Salvini will personate the part of Sulli- nthe Actor, & character well kuown here uuder the ame iy DAVID OK. URSDAY, OCIOBER 28, AT ACADEMY, MABEWELL 8ALVINI NIGHT—OTHELLO: BATURDAY APTERNUON AT EYCRUM THBATRE, ‘AREWELL penne MATINE: Bg AMLE T. Leeper ae betes om gtr sents’ 1 exts WU. rt seats $lextra. TUESDAY, Oct. 2—SALYV. INT acne in PI wiadelphia | ALVIN] MATINEE.—WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, UNION SQUARE THEATRE, WEDNE-DAY, LAST TIME OF DAVID GARRICK. ‘VINI IN pt GREAT ROLE, DAVID GARRICK. Admission $1; Seats, $1 extra. Sale commences to-morrew morning. ALVINI AS DAVID GARRICK, for the HIRST and ONLY utes in AMERICA, AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC ANP nt eam iG, x AND AT THE SALVINI MATIN AT THE UNION SQUARE THEATIG, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Sale of seats commences to- -miorrow morning. be SAMUELS: 1 xEW PARK TBEATER, . B.S. THOMAS ii, MOMS ‘Aesoctate and 8 { AY EVENING, October 21, frat ee ‘noe of fe omminent Ameri LAWRENCE BARRETT, ty his ge wat tole of CASBIU in Shakespeare’: 'spublime tragedy ) JULIUS C&S8AR, career by the favorite Star Company of characters seldom equalled and never . xcelled os arf thei ir its SUPERIOR STRENGTH AND TALENT, - Box sheet now open for Mr. Barrett's Nights, and atild Broadway, New York: In active preparatioh—CLOUDS, ARE OF MUSIC. \d Manager fe Manager n tragedian, Upeled EVENING, UAV oad 2, mbers of ~trakosc! GRA! nD De TRLtAS OPERA COMPANY, inekadin the ied well-known favorites, VICTOR CAPOUL, ‘an SIGNOR DEL ph a E, ALICE MARESI. Also MLLE. _DRASDIL, ‘of the Philharmonic Conceris, Ldndon. and the ORCHE of the Academy ot Music, under the direction of SIGNUR MUZIO rill give ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT, the above date, at which will be given the gems of @ most POPULAR OPERAS that these artists have {appeared in. this eo together with CAPOUL'S ous Parisian song, PLELE TO! T.. Reserved Seats, $1 abd $1 50, at Schirmer's 701 Broad- ay. pa sescrtsioN HALL, FREE LECTURE on the ART OF SPEAKING FRENCH FLUENTLY, by Prof. ETIENNE LAMBERT, MONDAY, October 2 20, at 10:30 A. M. “QULTIVATION OF THE FAR.” \ Prof. LAMBERT'S system is eminently adapted to ‘@hose who desire to make et theoretical know ledge Practically evallable by cultivation of the ear, in his Conversational French Classes. sgn This lecture ts given in Kus! nd is FREE TO ALL, ‘Dhose who intend visitin nce should not fail to tend At. Siinply mastering a lew practical idioms Soap sable in travelling Mind dally Intercourse. will is of trebling their enjoyment, while rneriall reducing their expenses. Bislpulyzedcitg thee if caer MERICAN bende ft 3 Wy OPEN, 4 2d and 3d avenues’ Detwoen 63d. and 64th streets. MAGNIFICENT STE STEAM ENGINES, ‘enormous power. ‘SPLENDID OOH wens ne th pies yards wide. Grivens by the seer ch street gas. 1 ch plane wood as they cut. Two (ull-sized NAW MILsLS in operation. Ourions YAUGUUM PUMPS The FULSOMETER, STEEL FORGINGS, a complete manufactory. LADIES’ BUTTONS—Tens of thousands a day. Boprely ney STONE DRESSING Machinery, and ICK CITE MING. Machinery, indreds of other inte: and _ boa napa DEREUL | i MECHANIC ‘AL PROCESSES tion. i ad Se bane. APIERNOON iN AKD EVENING, ai » 80 ci ren, 2 cen! ee Open tr from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. ILHARMONIC SOCIETY. On and afier TUESDAY, the 2ist inst,, at 9 A. M,, Sea- Bon Tickets and Reserved ‘Seats, for six Concerts and hteen Rel Sg ‘will be sold at Messrs. G. Schirmer's, Broadway, Heuser, Hi Broad nay: ‘Jordens & Mar: OL Broadways We A; Ponda 99 Union square; E. chubetthts, 29 Union square, and atthe office of the Sec- Fit Je Boxes will be sold at the ten on Tuesday, the “ast inst, at 3 P. isq., Auctioneer. Entrance on Fo teenth strect, CHAAD, Secretary. , errr} OPERA HOUSE. pGFt PRICES REDUCED IN EVERY PART. Peet Ein niet Nae yi noe ENTERTAINMENT AT POPULAR GRAND OPERA HOUSE. OLLEGE OF MUSIC, NO. 6 WEST FOURTEENTH Cp tg Me A nt ee el ie : _ fag 10 the purest Italian inethods ss NowM Be gg —THOSE WISHING LESSONS IN Cee in fireside reading or dramatic declamation from 4. le ba fd practical chrottee can address. ELOOUTION, ptown Branc! BRE ourraR, 80NG AND DANOE, JIG AND Laugh ht for stage. oF parlor amusemen HENRY Ct o De SON and J Oh F y WR, Lad Fourth ‘ine patent parlor and te myos at all pr THE GAsLiant, Witt! ALL ITS SENSA’ ONS, AT POPULAK PRICES. DH, HARKINS AND ADL THE GREAT Brawante GOMPANY At THE GRAND OPERA LECTURE, Wostehester, RAY BU: — Jay VILLERS) HUMOROUS fem a6ih; Duneion, Sah air ent; Fol duress AMBIICAN’ LITE IAI ry smene A SECON. WO? HEB, comm Oe “AS | GHEE BIER Rn we sooo ocr The eR vRA Mat. VENING ohne monpay E : BACKWOUDS IDYL ice Dav¥ CROCKETT, EVERY, ri mevAVy, CROCK ETT: 1 4 HE WEEK, aunty Sal r beantiful ‘and. gitted jSATURDAY vy aTiNEE miss HOSA RAS A ‘0 as been *~ arr O'CLOUK. Ran ft rTinaged 7” BLEANOR VA I. NEW SCENKR) Talon ts y BS, &e. LAST WEEK of thé. MATINEE celebrated Tragedian, Er. PERFORMANCES ONDAY, wha wilt Spear b by urgent ae ‘spay, A renga ie Di nealled P si rama, ea THURSDAY" SP aN DEATH OF ‘NATTY BUMPO, aiibay, TWOP! Mf, wie an Ce Ce SCEN Monday UCTORER 27, first time this season of great character arti Mr. DOMINICK MURRAY. ALLACK’S, Proprietor aid Manager, Mr, LESTER WALLACK In compliance bagi’ numerous: solicitauions the SIX NIGHTS ot the present engagem ‘nt of ‘Mi. SOCHERN will be devoted to the representation of his world-famous original creacion of 1.0RD DUNDREARY, MONDAY, Oct. ag and FVERY EVENING OURING ‘HE WEEK, also SAT ye AFTEKNOON, at 1:30, will be presented ™ in ‘Taylor's celebrated Comedy of OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. LORD CHS ale and a 2c ated bY him: oe ir, SOTHERN pehar' Sharacters by Messrs. “J: i. 8 POURY “J. W. CA! RO. MLL Ww. ia INARD, HOLLAND, BROWNE, Pick WIN and Misseo EFFIE G& RMON, CORA GOLDTHWAITE, MINNIE BELL, Mme. PONISL and Miss BLAISDELL, “DUNDREARY” MATINEE, 8. SATURDAY AFTEBNOON, Itis especially spa announced t that, STER WALLACK will make his first appearance in two years on INUAY, Oct. 27, Box book now open. NER LYCEUM, THEATRE, Mth st and 6th ay. W. L. MANSELL, Manager, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK, POSLIVELY Last WEEK, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. NOTRE DAME, Roree DAME, DAME, Played for 350 Soossoutiva Nights in Lonaon, Plaved for 350 Consecutive Nights in, London. Played tor S60 Consecutive Nights in’ London, Every Evening at 8 ast Weok) Notre Dame. POSITIVELY LAST WEEK, POSILIVELY LAST WE POSITIVELY LAST WEEK, KING KING KING Every Evening at 8 (Last Week) Mr. T. C. King. NOVRE DAME, NOTRE DAME, now {nits SECOND MONTH in New York. Tow in its SECOND MONTH in New York. now in its SECOND MONTH in New York. THE NEW YORK Hi RALD SAYS:—"The most per- fectly artistic representation enjoyed in New York for MUNDAY. Ustober 27, Mr, f, C, KING will i INbAY. October 27, Mr, will appear in orHeLio. ra Box office open from 9A, M. to5 P. M. NOTRE DAME, . | Li: EW METROPOLITAN. THEATRE, 585 and 08; BROADWAY. -R. W. BUTLER Manager. WHAT THE NEW YORK Piss sats. The attendance at this theatre crowds the auditorium every night, ‘since the opeuing of the now grand en- trance on Broadway this establishtuent has become one of the most comioriable and accessible in the city, and the entertainment provided Js vztied and excellent, "HE k a new GALAXY OF S1ARS will be produced. New, York's "MR. JOHN HART. COMEDIANS, Be will in his original Interlude, THE VADED. STUD-0 und THE GREA’ RL SCENT which Messrs. Hartand Ryman, by their execllent. an characteristic acting, have madv entirely their own. Re-engagement of the tavorite comedians, SAM RICKEY and MASTER BA BARN! Y. Having jus just at completed A most successful ‘engagement tn Boston, they will positively, appear in, KICKEY'S Character Skeich of TAKING FAYHEMS SOLE", Miss Gusele Creyton and Jas. ass. illiam Carter's new fa PORT WINE AND JEALO| ORY, Miss BELLE HOWI! and Mr. GEORGE KETCHUM. The Morning Glories, QUEEN and WE: The STUART: SISTERS and other ae artists’ L AP 3 EAR EVE! Doors open at7, Gartald rises ak quarter to MATINES EVERY WEONESDAY AND SATURDAY, ‘RS. F. B. CONWAY'S tnt oO tt ores bdalys FIFPH AVENUE OME DY: Goma INAT TON ALIXi MARRIED LIFE, AX MARETZEK’S ITALIAN OPERA, MONDAY, Oct. a BROOKLYN ACADEMY 0) 4 BUGIA DE LAMMERMOO IL UR: TAM WERLIK, TUESDAY See. pe aa WEDNESDAY AFTERNOO! BOOTH’S THEATRE MATINEE AT 1: AUSIO, rt. 22— Nitw york. 330 P. a LUCIA DE LAMMERMO: ILMA DI har Dinar TAMBERLIK, gion $10 50; Reserved Beate, oc. and $1 extra; RSDAY, Uct. 28, Ye amaamey LA FRIDAY, Oct. 4, STELNWAY Lh NEW YORK— ND GALA CONC! LAsT at pes pence in New York of and Signor TAMBERLTK, FIRST APPEARANCE of Miss ROSA McGEACHY, POPULAR, PRICES. Full particulars in Monday's papers. Admi rene ERRACE bce) THEATRE. URED peat AD. NEVENDORFS: seeesDirector DIK BANDITEN, Box office open daily, from 9 till 4 o'clock. ITADT THEATRE, {s BOWERY OH. GRAU, MANAGER SUNDAY, 1, SACRED CONC ORR, AWM Anis CANIS GARFUNKEL, GRAF, Powertul Chorus and Urchestra. Popular prices. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIt TO. MORROW Pe Peke te OCs 20, AT ¢ P. M., B. TAMER K. tn Dontveit’s Grand Obera of Seats to be had i Eo La Acad cats to be had now at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and ld Broadway, New York. : . OAR TIONAL AMERICAN. UNIVERSITY OF MGaIC Pt other liberal Arts, First and only MUSI- CAL INSTITUTION in America on by special act of LEGISLATURE and EN a the GOVERNO Clinton place ith see. BYRICILY PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY. PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, GUITAR, FLUTE, HARP. ZITHER, CORNET, HARMONY, &¢, VOCAL CU. TURE & specialty. Also, frst ‘class. teachers. of the FRENCH, GERMAN and ITALIAN LANGUAGES, NO CLASSES. NO NONSENSE. Prospectus and Synopsis ot Charter mailed. Lessons day and evening. Lady gentlemen teachers sent (o any part of the city. ments aud priyate rooms {or practice when desired. ‘Terms $10 to $2 per quarter, PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY. Professor J, JAY WATSON, Py _Dr. 0, R, Gnoss, Secretar; iesentes jt "ee | between lecon iNTN bighth street fe (cunday) BVEN, ahd spies Grand Vocal and ‘and Instrumental” SACRED CONCERT. HERRM, UNTHAN, born without arms, the ominent Violin Virtuoso, appears at 5:15 and 11:15 o:clock, Admission 25 cents. EW YORK nus OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- ‘way, between Houston and Bleecker streets, —E very one snowld vist the wonderiul. museum; if te tal oy everything people should see and understand. Lectures ily on Yhilosophy of Marriage.” Those parties unable to attend these important lectures can have them pay ost free, on receipt of 25 cents, SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ReATOMy, 6s Broadway. 1 AN BRYANT'S CONSPIRATORS, ™ Tot ANGOTs RIDs. SCREAMS OF I. THE CONSTIRATORS THE POLITICAL MERE ERS, 40. CENTS. TO am GRAND OPERA HOUSE FAM ILY CIRCLI Pas. Pe bared AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE, JEW YORK BUSINESS WOMEN'S HOME, 222 MDI. treet, near Jefferson —Dr. WILLIAM T. THOMs will give an account of his visit to che Mainmoth Gave in Kentucky, illustrated. by hovogtapnte Views, Wednesday evening, Uct, 22, 1873, at 7 P. ENRY WARD BEECHER . ht, at Amociation Hall, lanhood and Mo O% MONSTERS FENCING AND SPARRING Academy, 602 Sixth” avenue, near Thirty-frth street,—Boxing taught in 12 lessons.” A fine assortment of Fencing Apparatus and Boxing Gloves tor sale, for circulars. send BESUMPTION OF OF SPECIE PRICES, Mr. jalize the a oaly beget 1 prpounce that he wil Popo ¢ £3 setae ray on Mo Ma pacenenes ig, October Mo, by Cs vel see the am except Family “fanny page af the o Prety im Hlesttved chairs in t8¢ Orchestra Otre a aye Orehe ae Tot Parquet le, Family Circle...,.» ies ..FORTY CENTS In placing this magnificent Theatre at that standard of prices and dus us bringing its famous pee gd excelled perlormances within the reach of the entire Sepals Shaved this period of posalas ¢ de} ueeron Air. would ave it distinctly under-tood t he does iar Whatovecaler the. standard of ene Grand Opera House. That will be, as.herevoiore, strictly . FIRST CLASS in every department. The Dramatic Company will re- main rey yam same as eas and will include Mr. G, Mrs, 0. M; WALC Te ise Tigo HEYWARD, em Co, i ‘The initia) performance, to mark the new ce in theatre prices, will comprise @ revival ot the world-popular sea- sational Drama, UNDER Ay GASLIGHT, Sozbe be" prediiond’ with all its famous original effects, in- cluding th GREA VIER oe and ‘the RAILROAD SENSATION! and the follow: GREAT CAST. Ray Trafford, one of the New York “bloods.” ‘A. Kennedy Demilt, of the rising Wall street Loceehira ad Windel, his iriend, Sound on the streets Byke one of the men whom the law i ‘ways reaching for and never toucties, and |. H. Howland Euos whom C Jurors always ting justi- gable 1. # Hardenbergh Snorkey, lished ian woldier inessonger, but open to any: thing else. Mr. D, H. Harkins is, of ‘ine ‘ora Police Bormudas one of the under crust, and one of the mdewalk merchant princ Peanut iy a rival operator in Re qualification. ‘The Signal Man at Shr Nae 5 Werke migeet ae Rafferty), an Italian mie een ourtiand, ' je] Pearl Gourdauty’preteg: bes no hes Peachbiossom, a girl Who was never 4 bre tight tapward nny Haywai old Ta so iss M. Chambers Bue Sr ie one of the echoes of the eae Agnes Lee Miss C, Lennox Dam, one ot the voi iss Nina Varian zie Liston, another een » Miss Clifford L THE WOLVES oF SOCIETY. ae 1,—Fifth Avenue : The Last Caller on New Year's wsesie, 2—Delmonico’s: Going to the Tuesday's “So- clab: Scene 3.—The wa Seabee of Shame. TRAPPED BY A “PERSONA es geamig View of Basement Life : Byke' 's Target Prac- ice. ACT Lt. PIER 30 NORTH RIVER, Scene 1.—The Tombs Police Court: A Morning with Justice—W hat an Ebony Box Contained. Scene 2—Uutside the Tombs: The Most Agreeable Vie i 3.—The Piers of the City by Starlight: A Glance at Arab lite ln New York—A Crime at the "s Bdge. THE 1KON PILLOW, Scene l.—Long Branch: A View at the West End— Peachbigssom iinds her old Friend. 9 2—The Dark Path: Bykeon he Trail Scene &—The Rallfoud Shed at Shrewsbury Bend: The 10:40 Down Express Train ACT CHLOROFORM. rl’s Chamber: A Burglary and Its Conse- judas’ Pony Express. ted play will be succeeded next week with uction of the wonderful sensational Local ROUND Scene.—Pei quence—Ber ‘this celebri @ grand repr Folly entitled ELOCK, MARK THE PRICES. Admission, with seats In Dress Circle. Soe Seats in the Orchestra und Parquet Circle, Peas Family y Circle, 400. Neos, GARDE NIBLO’S GARDEN. ‘Tenth, reek of the great Spectacle, produced in a style a 3 snleidor WHOLLY UNE‘ in the annals of i drama. Beautiful Scenery. Nagnificent Costumes. Superb Ballets, THE LONDON MADRIGAL BO’ HE WONDERFUL INFANT SISTERS, in their narra and graceful gymnastic act EY, the French Caricaturist. DAVIS, premier, Wate shots THE’ ‘GRAND at F ALL NATIONS, RIMALYY FAMILY, thei GRAND HUNGAMAN DANO Matt, ars ‘3 PICTORIAL RACE ORY, MATINEE SATURDAY, at 1:30, n MONDAY, October 27, 1873, RECONSTRUCTION OF THE BLACK CROOK. —_New w Ballets, new Costumes, new Music, &c., &c. Napos GARDEN. XTRA ANNOUNCEMENT,—B. 0. ELKS.—The annual benefit of the above- gamed’ organization will take place at NIBLO’S GAR- DEN on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 30, at Lg o'clock. Extra attractions will be offered. See’ tuture Announcements. Tickets and reserved seats may be ob- tained at the following place: Bulnants, 114 Broad- Way: Colne] T. Allston’ Brown's, S ‘est. Fourth street; J, F. Waring’s, 93 Bowery; Combination Ticket Office, 927 Broadway, between Trenty: -tirst and Twenty- second streets. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, HOOLEY’S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, GENUINE AND DECIDED SUCCES: BIRCH, WAMBOLD AND BACKUs, SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. eee Oe, ht, fresh and sparkiiog. MONDAY KV. STOBER 20, ENTIRE CHA HAREM THEATRE AND MUSIC pee, Third av., between 129th and 130th sts., New York. Lessee and Director.. «se JAMES PECH A course of TWELVE MONDAY POPULAR LECTURES will commence MONDAY, October 20, with the following most eminent lecturers and readers :— ANNA E. DICKINSON, Rev. E. H. CHAP: Major General ¥. Key. P. BANKS, H. HEPWoRTH, JOHN SAVAGE, SUSANNA EVANS WM. 5. ANDREWS, Major General KILPATRICK, ‘Rev. Hi, W. BEECHER, N BROUGHAM, A. OAKEY HALL. Admission, 50 cents; reserved seats, 25 cents extra. Tickets tor the entire course, including reserved seats, Tickets to be had at Marsh's drug store, 125th street and Third avenue; at Christie’s book store, 1,456 Thin aan a vncar ieighiy-second, street: D: Be Frisnie, Post office, Morrisania: . Post office, Fordham; 'G. Roberts, Fost office, Manbiattanville N, J. Hebberd, Post | office, Washington’ Heghts; No. 14 Broadway: and at Uigket ofce at the Hal: ‘Ticket office open daidy from 8 A. M. a. spasngayat 8 LYCEU) EINWAY’S, FIVE GREAT LECTURES. EDWARD JE 8 (author of “Ginx's Baby"), “The England of To-day,” only appearance in ‘New York—October 22. JOHN B. GOUGH—"Night Scen a Great Metrop- olis;”” new; only delivery in New York—November 4. sali )BILLINGS—“Butey ‘and the Beest;” new—Novem- THOMAS NAST—"Cawicaturing:” Tlustrated Irith Carte cutures ot Burton, Butler, Tweed, Oakey Hall, Nast, and others, drawh in the presetice ot the audience; only appearance-November 18 Rev. SBY, P. M.—"Hannah Jane; first appear- ance in four years—November 25, Season Tickets, with reserved seats, to-day, $3 at Stein- way’s Hall, and at Hall's, 761 Broadway. TAGE PRICE FIVE CEN18 FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL TO GRAND OPERA HOUSE. } EDUCTION IN PRICES AT THY GRAND OPERA Gterrwar a HALL, AY EVENING, October 2! GRAND. COMPLINE STAY CONCERT, r {US TRIO, slsted by M, HENRI WIENIAWSEI, Signor SCHOLARA, Signor BOY, Signor DEL PUEN' M. BERHING, ‘of the Strakosch Opera Troupe: Signor AGRAMONTE and others. Admission, 7 cents: reserved seats, $1. Tickets on kale at the music store of A. Schirmer, 701 Broadway; Pond, 39 Union square and 517 Broadway; Ditson, 711 Broadway; Theatre Ticket office, 114 Broad- way; Grand Central Hotel and ste! inway Hall. OBINSON HALL, Sixteenth street, three doors west of MATEY Big ft Opeth ag and te EARNSHAW Every day at 3 | ROYAL HOSE night ut Every day ac 3 | ROYAL MARIONETTES | and night at& General adinission, 50c, Children Secured sofis, halt | price, EMEMBER THAT THE SAME FIRST CLASS PER- MANCE IS GIVEN At POPULAR PRICES, GRAND OPERA HOUSE. F'Rae ENTS ADMISSION TO THE GRAND OPERA PTE NOVEMBER 8, TO LET—ROBINSON HALL, Sixteenth ‘street, Near Browdway, for tableaux, opera, concerts, fairs, thentricals, lectares, weddings, sence Periget in acoustics. Stage permanent and complete. Bia Leaky rei DANOE, 3 1a, bs Fe L t stage. jo M ig dancing taught tor the stage. My a wit aa: Rie sy ng _ ho Mas. G RAILROAD SENSATION AND. RIVER DER THE GASLIGHT, XTRA CARS WILI RUN HERE. AFTER ON TWEN- TY-THIRD STREET, INTERSECTING ALL OTHER LINES AND PASSING. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Ts PILGRIM, ena Hall, Great Jones street, every evening at 8 ay and Saturda “hte day—Public Sehgal Ro, jo.gnd ‘Good Will Mission, iN Monday evening—Church of the Atonement. pi ete ‘Street Methodist Episcopal church. Wednesday—Jane street Metaodist Ser carey Bion, ‘Amerieag Methodist Episcopal church. day—Second avenue Mocrodst Episcopal church. RAMATIO Ti nti HOTOGRAPHERS,—WANTED, lady h Tad ao Iixl4 or wins jew Hes We Toust tld onion the | We Wale ler a INSTRUCTION. A PROFESSIONAL, Oy es per race will give lessons i elocution and Hinge ayasugeeooth's Thgaize, New Tonk. LOCUTION, Profossor PHILIP Laveence, the eminent instructor of Eot Bigcutinn, le engaged to give NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 6 Bast Fourteopth streot, next to Deimonion's WEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENT®. THEATRE COMIQUE, pt EM! | COMIQUE, BROADWAY. THEATRE UOMIQUE, beta yf 1 PALA OM PBBOAD WAY OF Beach a Me ALA UP FUN. THK PEGIALTY TMeATRE. Ob THE WORLD. THE SPECIALTY VULEATRE OF THE WOK FAVORITE R®SORT O! THE FAVORITE RESORT O ‘LADIES AND poe —————-LADIES AND CHILDRE THE SPECIALTY THEATKE OF THE IES’ FAVORITE WORLD, LAD! DRT! THE MODEL ESTABLISGUENT OF THE COUNTRY! ibe management, In catering to the public of this cy, THE RE 5 ermined to present nuthing but a first class enter: tlinmont, and as such it has become celebrated trough. Out the country; also tor respectability. of the highest order, Visited nightly by the refined and 4 Encouraged by the patron sive season has been marke and more ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES. The best oe the world can produce EB ATIRAC HONS. TIS VEER! Wek CLIP THE D' FROM fue OF THUR: In Is THE COSCLUDING oe 4 ad A VERY CRITICAL age of the public, exch succes by the production of greater From what we have sai said “our readers will readily perceive that in such a ‘Theatre as that to which we have just referred there is a varied and agreeable ‘class of entertainments which can be seen nowhere else, and which yields a source of enjoyment peculi- taste and es 000 PER WEE ararentreenceece eee EK. MONE THOUSAND” Bonbans ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER Wee ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER WEEK $100 PER WKEK “$1,000 PER: WEEK LONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER WEEK ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER WEEK for the groatest of ail Ethiopian comediai &S i Sb. STRWA ME 5 c STEWART and a troupe of specialty Artists, neh first appearance in America, They:have just arrived in this couniry with M TANT NOTICE-$1,000 PER WEEK Mr. Hart is pleased to inform his patrons that he has entered into an engages ment with J. ©, STEWART, who has just returned from Europe, for eight perform- ances by himselt and the following Star Troupe that he has brought to this country :— bo FRAY ahd Miss NELLIE STEEL, tile great English Ductists and Burlesque Artists, HARRY MONROE, see Agile Ce) RT the ch: i Sankt pOR Peay i0-Comi ¢ charming and popular Serio:‘Comique ; AMES McDONAL me the Champion Fodestal ‘Skate Dancer of the World; Miss EK. McDONALD, the a vane Maritats Mr. DAL! King of the Lotty Wire All.ot whom, together with co. 8ST lire will ‘NINE STAR PPL ORMERS. in addition to our Star Troupe, will certainly moke the grandest array of talent ever seen at one time ta and place nite Mr. J. O. STEWART ncTill appear in two Mr. J.C. ew Negro Smetches, AND AS THE STAR PRIMMER AND AS THE STAR PRIMMER in the Burlesque of the OR, CROOK 00! CROOK THE CROOK CROOK HUNCH- CROOK CROOK BACK CROOK ROOK OF CROOK CROOK NoT CROOK “CROOK ER CROOK ROOK DAM. CROOK CROOK CROOK FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN JUGGLER, FANGOIS. THE WONDERFUL EGYPTIAN JUGGLER. Our entire Company are retaine Sonlanon on with the JOUN WILD. HARRIG. AND- HART——. ———-MISS JENNIE HUGH MRS. JOHN FS a MISS WARLE GORENFLO ————-——_MISS_KIITY 0'NEIL-——___. AGERE Wie at CROSSEN ie MR. OD, GRAND REVIVAL. By request, By request, By request, we reproduce the By request the most amusing Sketch “a Thee y ever produced, the HARRIGAN ULLIGAN GUARDS. "| HARRIGAN GUARDS, “and GUARDS. and GUARD: GUARD: HART. GUARD: GUARDS. HARRIGAN RD: and GUARDS. HART. GUARD: perce GUARDS, HARRIGAN GUARD: GUARDS, and GUARDs, HART. Me HART. MULLIGAN ARDS, GUARDS. LG. NIE NEW OLT0-OF FUS concluding with a new and original copyright bur- fesyue, written expressly for the Theatre Comique, by Jobn F. Poole, entitled and desicnated, also appellate’ an cognomeried, Hkewise ealled and uistlnguished by AME UROOK ; OR, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOT-ER-DAM Quasimodo Hertzog, the Crook of Not-er-Dam, Mr. D. A. Kelley Zamicl, a Mephistophelean character, a devil of a fellow, of a Satanical cast of charucter, the sort of fiend we read about but very seldom see, 3. 8, Crossen Claude Frollo, Count of Wolfenstein, an intolerable Wore, represented ag bad ashe Can posnly, be, Mr. Ed. Harrigan EM to say some. thing about, but itis unnecessary. He speaks himself and uMe F Frank. ‘Kerns Wollgar—This individual ‘would’ ‘be'’a_ very con. fempuble creature, Jf it were not for the, iact that he is introduced . Tony Hart Grippo, the poorly nd servant of Gussimods Hert- Zog, Who would eto death Were it not for the very liberal falary paid to the author of his MM a -Mr. John Wild Pierre Gringolre, the a very good job too. Chopin, another in: ce Martin ‘sometimes, but not ones, called. Captain is Shatedupiers, but why, no one has the wi me, very lively and in Wild Esmeralda, the pancng ‘Girl who, ig the way, don't dance in the piece, a Mysterious Creature, as she sings “Don't véet this cotlfounded with Mys: terious screeching,” as it would be a great in) nd: Rodolte, Phebus de jennie Saterlee persecuted pine, necidentall: frayed vay from Weet Flushing and in dance cer ‘led sans aruteestgal 4 inthe ely se” NEW GROG WALLER, ity O'Net Premiere Danseuse Assoluta, 6 StUEARTINE Danseuse Premiere. Prarinin Rersial miere riana Johnena Wildano a Kduetta Harricana sMile, Ton! Hartint le. Sievena Rogerini aiulein Andes McKecloro Mile. Angela Stoutelia Stalacta, a gentle Premiere Coryphee Premiere re CoryP phee retta Jamaisa Bradieio Girls fn th sécond Row. Hes. fe tk Ryan, Dono- van, ( RA pre MS seach ki Dusenheimer, Schwarthock- ran ayant NCHEDULE OF EFFRCTS, SCENERY, &C. Scene Qne_-Wood of Noverdam, near the Drachenfels, County Cork, Bohewia—The Midnight Spell—Zamiel’s Bargain with, Qaasimodo—crand Incantation Scene. Scene Two—Rue de Khzabeth—Claude Frollo and His eralda, the Dancing Girl—the Terrific Com- bat—The Firewater Fiend, Scene Three—Castle of Count Wolfenstein. (Note—A lapse of ten minutes since last scene.) Rodolte’s Prison—The ack with, Zamel's ‘Ageni—Quasimodo—The Twin “ascaeslne—The. Veryeand: Reval Boys, Scene Four--Plaza del Destino-Mullingar— Carlina Seeks #& Sensation—The Doom of the Goiden ‘Meker—Lost |-Lost!! Lost Forever!!!_ Scene Fifth—View onthe Banks of that Lone River—Esmeralda’s Love— Stalacta’s Danger Claude Frollo's ea ttumph—Zamiel's Last Grab. Scone Sixth—Grotto of Stalacta—Revel of the Sirens, sine, 7 be es Med ittles and such like—March, il, May The world-renowned models $ Youth dence, Beaty Ty nap Peuorens Abs inden, the newly cons of Loveliness and Fas: eination, selected from oe rincipal theatre of the world Comique, te Tne HARTINE (BALLen, TROUPE. | MATINEE |“ and | EVENING PROTAMINE TINEE SATURDAY, MATINEE WEDNESDAY berry Nees” NAUNBE| saTUADAY, AND CPURATER, COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY, THE PAVOnite Resor FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. NDEST ARRAY OF TAT IVER PQBSENTED AT AN™ OF AMUSEMENT IW, pi fk oe = pa Wo Wont“ moat Tte? ** HARRIGAN AND HART APPEAR BY REQUEST MULLIGAN GUARDS. FRANK KERN JOUN WIL, wad 2 Hakntoas,” | i ae: Wii IN NEW NEGRO J.C, STEWART, SKETCHES. | SSeS ar pet a 8 se 396 82 Saw 5 Es s mo 8 <4 88 Bos! 9 Fee 323283. 93 5 Bel 4 noo Twa So Bo om hia a2 Bwgr Ze fo =, a ow 23.4828 % Foe gg*B oe 8 BSE 4 Ke @ Sesogdue . a a] bh [5 Ba ee "hia 28 Ba Zl & ch gos. 35 86 oear ee eo ow y aacle 2S Se 1215/5 /3)b)2 1/33 (615 )5| 1a altas lglelelZlZle laa [SIE |3/ ls ge eel ee tg Ey la fa gog 2a BR Ee BEE e el gig@es i Ro al & ag2 G2eg 25 feo 38) 6 g36 Gee es e485) & 2832 2858 22 eetag 4 oF gy P2882 Si28 2 x] @ a g ) a 8 8 gi9ecG sida $] 8 SSSEE HASSE FE 1,000 PER WEEK FOR M R. J. CO, STEWART ND rn SrROUPE pu ee SPeOtaLty Aus BROUGHT BY HI VROM EUROPE. THE BURLESQUE CKOOK; 0} BE HUNCHACK OF NOT-ER-DAM, WITH THE VERY COMICAL HARTINEY BALLET TROUPE HEMALE DANCERS. J.C, STEW. THE GREA Ktest OF ALL ETHIOPIAN eer. WILL APPEAR FOR THE FIRSE TIME 2 NEW ¥, NEGRO, SEETOUES, STAR PREMIERE DANSEUSE, IN THE BURLESQUE, CROOK, CROOK, . 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TREATRE SomiguE: MATINEE | 514 BROADWAY, THEATRE wigee ver 4 BROADWAY. THEATRE Goat ve | AY 514, BROADWAY. THEATRE COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY, THEATRE UE, shu 514 BROADWAY. THEATRE DAY. | 5i4 BROADWAY, THEATRE COX 514, BROADWAY, RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE. 23D STREET, between 6th and 7th avenues, near Booth’s Theatre. Coneludes ai Seats secured. Begins at 8, x DA YAN STRELS, Pegmas. HIT. TAK CONSPIRATORS, DECIDED HIT, DED HIT. THE CONSPIRATORS. DECIDED HIT. Matis ANGOT'S: SkLbe. SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER. NO CU fee NO P. DR. CURKALL, UNSWORTH AND EUGENE. Immense success of BOK BARTS. s original scene, SCHOO ATIO. CHOOL. Ghecatars by Dan ir ts Bob" Hart, Dave Reed, Nelse Seymour, Harry Stauwool, Con Murphy, Brock- way, Lamont, Templeton, Kaymond, Dwyer, Morrissy, Cameron, Unswort AMILY | MATINEE SATURDAYS, AT2 Fer APPEARANCE of GILMORE’S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND, P. 8. orLMone, Leader, ADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY EVENING, November 18, 1873, Tickets, reserved seats and an be obtained bf ‘eet, Ticket binee, store, and at all the rin: 114 Broadway ; Pond’s nus cipal hotels, EAUTIFUL THEATRE! SPLENDID ENTERTAIN. nt POPULAR PRICES. “GRAND OPERA HOUSE, GURROUNDINGS | ELEGANT. PERFORMANOES AT- TRACTIVE, SEATS UXURIOUS, POPULAR ICES. “GRAND OPERA HOUSE, UTWELL. SENATOR BOUTWELL * ‘WELL. Will deliver an address BOUTWELL. specially WPS for the JTW ks “GA COURSE,” BOUTWEL! BOUTWELL. “eer AND THE PANTO, Ld BOUTWELL, XT TUESDAY EVENIN JOUTWELL, chUROH OF THE DISCIPLE OU ELE ‘Rev. George Hepworth’s,) BOUTWELL. | Tickets at 114 Broadway; Windsor BOUTW ELL. Gilsey and Fifth Avenues jotels; Bren- BOUTWHUL- | tano'g, Union, square and GALAXY DI- BOUTWELL, RECTORY, No. 5 West twenty-third st ENUINE BRUOK TROUT, AT AMERICAN Pity tute Fair, “Tobe mee wy Presented by R. G. Allerton, Esq. jay and evening. See other advertisements fi A’ Hob “PRIOnS a 2 AT THE GRAND OPERA Mo | MAGNIFICENT tara ON THE CONTI* XURIOUS AND BRAUTUUL, POPULAR Phicgs” RAND OPERA HOUSE. rNSWORTH AND — AT DAN BRYAN DS UNsWOR AYERD A UGk See DRY AND'S MINSTRELS, am LYMPIO THEATRE, Broadway. Be St pf the charming f saa te Artiste, A OATES + OATES MRS. $ A Mis. J. A, MRS. JAS sand her famous comry OPERA COMPANY, COMIC SP EA COMPANY, First time of Offenbach's Dopufar Comfe Opera, entitled MONS, CUONFLEURI MONS. CHONPLEOW MONS. CHONTARCE TAK PRIMA DONNA oF THE PsimMa DONNA OF z NIGSE: Preceded each evening by as screaming COMIC FARCE, COMIC FARCE. J. 8. J OATES VATES OATES LAST MA’ FINEES. LAST M. N WEDNESDAY, 22, WEDS Espay 0G SATURDAY, OCT: 2. SATURDAY, OG’ FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 24, FAKEWELL BENEFI) OF Mis, JAMES A. OATES. MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 27, first appearance ofthe eminent natural actor, ROBERY McWADE, in his wonderful romantic impersonation of RIP'VAN WINKLE. NION SQUARE THEATRE, Mr. SHERIDAN, aoe Bewins Al ‘Matines‘at I a GENEVA THE GREAT ©. CAST. Pitta ally Mesiavee, Miss Hiiza Weathers! Miss Maude Granger. undiminished success |-— oa es oe —— horne, Jr. of the ‘ir. Stuart Kopson,” Mr. F. F. Mackay, GENEVA “A Mr. Jobn Parselle, Mr JJ. Pri c BY Mr. GEO, F. Ri “One of the best dramas ever ‘acted ie “this: ctty."—Art Journal. gece THEATRE. id B, FRELIGH. Manager THE ACME CUP HISTRIONIG PAA SHIDE Ree TAINED by the supereminene® of the atistic tations, Rey! applauded \o the very scho by delighted and. admiring thousands: LY. NOVELTY, NOVELTY, Limited en ement of the Gee aT FIELDINGS. Anentire new und original Irish-American Drama, THE (UKEP DIGGERS LO written expressly for the Fieldings by nae Foster, Faq. NDAY, Ociober 20, and every evening till further LTHE TURF DiaGERs Dooar ir, JOHN FIELDING MG AGGLE FIELDING ir extraordinary Musitr moticey MAT OM BIDDY MOLROONEY —In which they will in! Specialties. Tobe peecesed, taf the Farce ot GINGER SNAPS, ae OF. ADMISSION ARE :— Parquet ‘and Dreas Cir: “| Amphitheatre Private Boxes. . $5 and 87 Ofehestra: 70. The Box Book is now open at the office of the theatre, where seats may be secured six days im advance. _Carriages may be ordered for 11’, M. OOTH'S THEATRE, LESSEE, J. B, BOOTH. MAGGIE asco For FOUR WEEKS ONLY. CHON, THE CRICKET, EVERY NIGHT, en (SATURDAY MATINEE at1 90, ried by Mr. J. W, (COLLIE Pent a POWERFUL CAST. Seats secured 1m advance {at_ the theatre and: atthe music store of C. H. Ditson "ML Broadway. NOVEMBER GHEDWIS Te pootin, for four weeks. OOTH's THEATRE, ‘SPECIAL NOTICE, Tn compliance with the request of many patrons of the theatre, and following the suggestions of some of the” leading journa's of this city, the price to the Family Cirele, with a coupon ticket entitling the hoider to a Re- ggcved Seat, will be hereafter 73 cemis. Monday, October Boetere THEATRE, MAX MARETZER'S ITALIAN OPE By kind permission of Miss eine Mitenelly ‘EVNESDAY, KASD Mat Pr IN LAST APPEARANCE IN OFERA oF TEMA DL MURSKA AN. in Donizetti’ eer TAMBERLI nD” y ra in Donizetti's reCtA ‘DI LAMMERMOOR, * POPULAR PRICES. General admission. se: Family. Cire! Tickets and seats for 114 Broadway, and at th Box Office of Booth’s TAMBERLIK, sale at No. 701 Broadway a Th T. BARNUM’S WORLD'S FAIR, * POPULAR PRICES, © POPULAR PRICES. AMUSEMENT FOR THE MILLION. AMUSEMENT FOR THE MILLION. THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF Exurartions AND THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD FOR A SMALL PRICE OF ADMISSION. WILL OPE. MONDAY NIGHT, Leceghitel eg 20, for a few days only, 2TH St. AND 4TH ae GRAND STRENT PAGLAN MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, should ite weather per+ mit; otherwise the first cle: as ay TEN TIMES MORE ATTRACTI THAN ANY “OTHER eel a SM USEMENT In ‘ORK FO: NEARLY ONE- HALF" Tin? PRICE OF apitisston. THE GRAND STREET PAGEANT, which promises to pe the most fie Affair of the kind ever witnessed in New sors will leave eect avenue and Twenty-sixth street, M MORNING, October 2), at pred cisely 9 0" een and will ners up Maat son ay. to thence to Md av., 3d av. to vowery, fence to Chathan, thence to Chambers, to Broad way, up Broadway to ‘th st,, thence to 8th av., thence Greenwich av., to oth av., up 6th ay. to 26th st., returning thence to Madison. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA oes 201 BOWERY, GUS WILLIAMS In the new. a Gus WILLEMS DUTCHMAN n PETER TUNDERNICKELS LOND! TONY PASTOR | FRED MACKLEY JENS LEStI® in new songs. in new songs. songs. ANDY HUGHE: NNT b MUGRES jn the new irish sketch, “NORAWS BIRTHDA JENNIE E, THE WESTON SISTE BILLY BARRY, GeO, THATCHER, LARRY TOOLEY, MANCHEST. Rand JENNINGS in néw songs and dances ALL REAT TROUPE IN AN MATINHES EVERY TUBSDAY and SATURDAY at 2% Ladies admitted iree on Friday evenings and to Satur- day matinees, Axoeumenz AND angreuors CTION NED. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Second and Third avs., Sixty-third and. Sixty-fourth sts E MANAGERS NO ISSUE FAMILY OR COUPON TICKETS, edule oF child—B& this — ARAND MILITARY CONCERTS A x - AMERICAN ator FAIR, Second and Third oo eeath sete. Sixty-third an@ ourth sure EV EB RY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. JQERRERO'S NEW ceetintirt aeuten vies F ah street, adjoining Academy o le. ourteenth sire asbie ung Academy ¢ Me AMERICA’S GREATEST again lt in his MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES. Including his INCOMPARABL wren ch he EWES TO eae enees POPULAR PRICES. 8 and 75 cents; seats can be secured at M. HART'S Magical Reypsitory.§ ‘co Broadway, near Fourtcenth at, Last Matin, satard at it Admission TARTZ,—EXTRA MATINEE, DNEADAY text 'at 2 o'clock. by cds ‘iven OR THE binant 0% OF enneveliat AND. Memputs, MISSION 5) CENTS. TICKETS NOW READY. $l. SECURES THE BEST SEAT AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EAD THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE ADVERTISE Prt aR WNOCNCING PLAY, PERFORMERS AN! OB HARTS SCHOOL AT DAN BRYANT'S. Behan the children a oA bated wouter Sand Class, Nelse Seymour, Dave Reed, Dan U: and Bryant. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Bogs AT A Por ULAR 81 STANDARD! wake ee LYS POPULAR ea tia a POPULAR Dt GRAND OPERA _ — LLL SBR IEAT I NaS AMATEUR ih OYMNASTIG AND eaetare mer 1673 Mast hy or waste. B che Entries close October 3 i juarters, Ni Willan ta oung rina a ne “G. Sands? Genung New 9 otic fu Turnverein, LOWN es an oo TIGH’ piney RTS, se — November 8, 1873. tae ae ‘all sizes an: and cotton. NARD. aes Organ, Gi jarmony. 92 mailed nat a