The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1873, Page 12

12 NEW YORK _ HERALD, SATURDAY, — ART MATTERS, An Exquisite New Picture=The fMe~ eital,” by J. Beaufair Irving. ‘The majority of people who buy pictures under- ftand nothing about them. This 1s sad for art, Dut it is happy for those who waut their walls full, nd donot much care with what. Then there is, @nother ana smaller class who have & quicker eye toagreat name than a good picture, and would Father pay $10,000 for the worst failure by Meis- gonier than $1,000 for an unquestionable success by an obscurer artist. These are the kind of people who never get beyond the parvenu level, who are either incapable of acquiring taste in matters of art or who lack the moral courage to be guided by their taste independent of the giamour of @ celebrated name. Th is nothing novel in drawing attention to this @istinction, tts one that has been pointed out a thousand times before. Yet to repeat it once again 4s Apropos just at present, because Mr. J. Beaufair Irving has just completed a picture which, because itis excellent, will be likely to be neglected by | these two classes of buyers. Mr. Irving’s hope for @ppreciation plainly does not lie with them, but with that circumscribed yet still very influential | class of people possessing vatural taste, finely ed- ucated, and made exact and instantaneous 1D its decisions by years of discipline. owe we have reference is named “The Kecital,’’ appropr! ran occupies the post of honor at Benaas No, 749 Broadway. It is very small, but ‘most exquisitely finished. The subject 1s SuM- a mnener by the title, and represents she various expressions of — appreciation visible. in the countenances and attitudes ef three ntiemen wo have listening to 8 recital ne fourth. What the recital may bave eZ ear ae vt rihal mintaldon or it may bave ie of 01 Di composi My Been ri selection, but the closed ‘book in the hand Of the flushed reciter proclaims that the declama- ‘tion has just come toan end, The scene takes place ima library, aud the costumes are of the Knee- Breeches epoch of 100 years 0, The re- citer occu] the extreme left of the picture, and stands at one side of a table, his back and ide-face turned toward the observer, One hand ids the closed book, the other Is eloquent with that gesticulation one uses in earnest appeal, pa: ticularly appeal that is sure of approval. His body inclines toward the three nab Ore, and his face Wears the glow and flush of a declaimer deeply in orn it and highly wrought. The treatwent three listeners is very ingenious and fening and if Mr. Irving’s intention was to illus- trate three distinct types of auditors he ‘has ad- mireuie succeeded. The figure occupying the middie of the picture generalizes the joility of the free and spontaneous enjoyer, with whom epicu- Teanism is an instinct rather than @ calculation. He per ere all over, quite as much in his clenched fist an disengaged hand as in bis convuised features and his outstretched body swept over with a wave oi risibility. His laughter is the un- affected outcrop EEnS ofa healthy animal nature, which knows neither cynicism nor megrims, aud Mabages to preserve something of the impulsive- mess ofthe child amid the slopes of maturity, Very different is the dignified but equally intense approval of the companion seated at his right and g@little benind him. “Here we have the approbation of a Chesterfield, the sententious approval of the man who had hever laughed aloud since he be- | came of age, but whose approval is well worth having. The hands that touch each other on the eage of the table are full of repressed chuckles, which find less ambiguous but eminently gentie- manly expression in the courteous face quieted for acompliment. To complete the contrast, nothing ‘Was wanted but the element that Mr. Irving hag introduced, judiciously throwing it into the back. ground—that of the severe ascetic, the constitu. tional Puritan, betrayed intoa grin. The satsfac- tion which the Puritan feels, against his will, may aaibly, avenge itself at some future time in the rm of. penance, but meanwhile he deeply enjoys the humor of the moment, and, in vain, behind a pucker, endeavors to remain consistent with his piety. We have iven more space than usual to a description of this picture, but the space is not wasted if our words shall produce the effect of senaing to Mr. Irving’s picture one admirer more than Mt would otherwise have had, The whole thing eceupies only a few inches of surface, but those inches have beer employed to a greater perfection than any other American artist has given proof ‘tbat he ould put them in the same line of subject. We doubt not that Meissoniers, less intrinsically Valuable, are hanging on the walls of more than one private parlor in this city; but we make this remark not tothe discredit of Meissonier nor the yo chieipeler af Irving (who would be the last to esire such a thing), but because the fact helps to shed light upon what we have said on the igno- France and prejudices of picture buyers. We be- Neve that Mr. Irving, in his studio in the Tenth street building, is completing several pictures in the same vein, His success is all the more star- Shing, because even his friends and admirers were a repared for it, and because the total destruction property recently placed entirely beyond his those advantages and appliances which every European artist who has reached eminence in this field 30 lavishly enjoys. KILLED BY A FALL, Coroner Keenan was yesterday called to the Morgue to bold an inquest on the body of Margaret Whikinson, a woman forty years of age, who, a month ago, while under the infuence of liquor. fell from a window to the sidewalk and was fatally in- jured, death ensuing in Bellevue Hospital. De- ceased was a cook and lived at No. 159 West Twenty-eighth street. FOR SALM. N OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER LIQUOR STORE, very favorably located in South Brooklyn, doing & jood trade, will be sold low on account of owner Raving other « stores requiring all his attention Inquire Fy 45 avenue, Brooklyn. “A —YOR SALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORES, DOWN + town Sample Rooms, Chop Lp! OF Restanrants, Confectioneries, Bal stores, Grocery ey hah Meat Markets, Butter Stands. Hardware and Stove Sto MITCHELL’ ‘8 Store Agency. 77 Cedar street. A “YOR SALE FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN 1 Room and Restaurant. with Bar; day trade four years trom next May; price $2, MALONE, HIGGINS & CO, 121 Nassau street. GOOD CHANCE FOR SMART MAN WITH A FEW hundred dollars.—Restaurant for sale, on Greenwich street; jong lease ; low rent: doing good business, sold on account of owner having other business. RORER, FLOCK & OU. No. 309 Broadway. YANKEE NOTION STOCK FOR SALE—TO JOB- ber or auctioneer; also Showcea-e; or partner to Salece who understands the fancy business. Apply at 16 e Place, third loft. A i —Por SALF, AN OL! D' ESTABLISHE: D AND GOOD + paying corner Liquor Sto: MALON Store Agen TA SACRIFICE—A PRINT must be sold. Call and im Prices. No re nadie oifer refu: GOOD OYSTER SALOON FoR for three days, ats3 Carmine street, in iiquor store. rare chance. HIGGINS & ©0., ; 12k Nassau street. OFFICE, WHICH ffer at panic Beekman st. LE.—APPLY, corner Varick, RUG STOCK AND VIXTURES—$30 IF BOUGHT igday is & complete store for removal; everything OF at auction on, premines 11 aay. STR CKLANI FOR SALE A FIRST OLASS MARKET, DOING A business, established Id years; satisfactory rea- sons given for selling, APPLY at 404 Fourth avenue, cor ner Fwenty-eighth OR SALE.—$3,000 TO established Store of hight, table Eso hd Poa OR SALE—A BUTCHER STAND IN FULTON a the Clerk, market, now doing a good business. Inquire F°*, SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS LIQUOR ‘STORES, one (corner, in Harlem, handsomely fitted up; the other in Forty-fourth street, near depot. Apply to 1. ae ped emeated corner Third avenue and Forty- rect, $10.00 WILL BUY AN OLD soars, paying lorge pri profits ; in cpPortanley seldom met. Address F°:: SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, THE WELL known and popular Billiard Room ‘at Eliza Bethe rock 0 toad business. For particuiars cal Pa) root road aret or address ABBOTT, box fice, POR sabre aa wot ed wes OF A FIRST ery Store, in a first 2 ‘on 8 first first class avenue, at 136 and ry Bh Bravenue, preteen, corner of Thirty-seventh street. Inquire on The picture to | it may have been | best location in the | RELIGIOUS Ne NOTICE ES. INVITED D. —RE v. LL ARE {CORDIALLY "Tn “PL by Dowmng end beat streeta, will reais saase ‘nore wn will p ing aud evening at usual how sui CADEMY OF ee pbreokiza Tabernacle con; tion. Tbe Witt TALMAt E, ‘Paste Reewan etree service will be hel eve webnee hereaiter; in the morning at 10) at: free. The Academy of Music Wi pied until ‘the completion of the new Tabernacle T momee SON HAUL, 183 SIXTEENTH STREE 5 les tures, 103g A. M. and 7hy P. AL, rele dive his eaves round the world in coghectlon with Spiritualism, Children’s Lyceum meets at 24 P. APTIST CHURCH, FIFTY-THIRD STRERT AND Seventh avenue — Pastor, mr pte een reaches morning, ¢: th anniver: Me a Ine. patentee sefinomto the young. Aunual social re- tomorrow and evening be ocew JRisuop CUMMINS, oF, KENTUCKY, wit L ‘PREACH i st Episcopal ehureh, Fourth pa rare Mepbodie ad street. to morrow evening; FOR avenue, corner Twenty-seco in the morning, Rev. g HURCH OF THE REFORMATION, :, PIPTY SEVENTH street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. — U,T, Tracy, rector. Sunday services, 10:494. M. nday schoo! oor R INSTITUTE, SUNDAY 6 v. Henry Morgai's second Lectu chelors and Their Follies—Wby NIRAL BAPTIST CHUKCH, SOUTH SIDE OF West Forty-second street, between Seventh and nuh avenues. Preaching Uy the pastor, Rey. Fred. | vane at ity 436 Baptism ai the close of the evening service. | (HURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR—REY, J. M. PULL QO*han wil preach at the hall of the ‘Standard Club, 1.464 Broadway, corner Forty-second street, Sunday niorning at 10:40'and evening at 7:49. (1OURAGB AND COWARDICE"—A_ SERMON TO yy men.—The pastor, Rey. E, C. Sweeiser, will pre in the church corner of Blegeker. and | Downing streets to-morrow evening, at 74 0! Moruing servize at 10k. Ushers in attendance fo orev strangers with seats, ~All are invited. WWOURTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN cuore! T, corner of Second avenue.—Preaching by Rey. Robert Sloss, pastor, at 104, A. M, Special services in connec tion with Youths’ Missionary Assoctation in the evening ; addresses by Hon. Henry P. Haven, of Connecticut, and the pastor. OURTH ANNIVERSARY OF HOUSE OF REST FOR Consumptives at Trinity Chapel, Sanday, November 9% at730P. M. Sermon b: r.'Nicholson, rector of Trivity Chureh, Newark, \ IST RAPTIST CHURCH, THIRTY-NINTH STR corner I ae ayenuc.—Preaching by Rev. T. D derson, ., 7dy evening. Strangers cor | fvied. to-morrow at 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P. M. by the 3) J. W. Barnhart’ Sabbath school at 9 A. Seats ail tree, YENERAL CLINTON B. FISK AND ft Wardell wiil address a public meeti in the Twenty-seventh street Methodist Ep: between Second and fhird avenues, to-mor astor, sion work. Welcome all. W. KNAPP WILL PREACH IN THE FIRST MIS. s.qfion Baptist church, in, Laight sireet. corner of M. and 7% PoM.- Eight persons will be Deas free. baptized arter ihe srvice in the evening. y ‘. ‘ADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, COR- Morning service 11 o'clock: afternoon service at 3:3) Sabbath school at A. M. Morning s a faith is stronger than all its ene KERS ocaing Star Sunday 8 t, 2 P. M.; exercises and singing by the | public invited. USSIAN GREEK CHAPEL, nue, near Fiftieth street. je servic lio'clock. Seats iree, Strangers cordially EV. J. A. ROCHE WILL PREACH IN tenth street Methodist. Episcopal church, between THE ADDRE! First and Second avenues, Sunday, at 10:3 vise of Song.” to be couducied by Philip Phillips, at 7:30 | P.M. Seats free, i EV. JOHN E, COOKMAN, PAS’ de WILL PREAC H Sunday, at 10; A. M. an t the Free Tab- | ernacle (Metaodist Episcopal’ “chu reds Thirty joarth | street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, Seats free. The public welco:ne. Y. D, HENRY MILLER, D. D. @ ASTOR) PREACHES | in Plymouth Baptist ch Fiity first street, west of Ninth avenue, on Sunday, at 10}, A. |. and 73g P.M. RE ‘Di INGLIS AND “ANDERSO: ‘AND JOHN ‘Ashworth, of England, will adaress the Brooklyn Sunday School Union. at Second Presbytertan church, | © ele Fulton streets, Monday evening next, at 75: | o'cloe! EV. SH, TYNG, D, D., THE REV, JOUN THOM. son, D. D.. and others will make addresses io young men, at the Union Service, Association Hall, Sunday evening, at 8 o'cloc! RED. 3 Central Baptist ir near Seventh avenue. “More Room.” come. EV. J. F. M’CLELLAND, PASTOR. WILL PREACH- on Sunday, at 10%) A. nd 734 P. M., at St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church, ‘Sixth avenue. T. MARKS CHURCH, D “and Tenth street.—K Services 10:45 A, M. EACH AT West Forty-seconil street, Shbjects—“Proviience” and Baptism in the evening, You are wel- CORNER SECOND AVENUE ey. J. H. Ryland, D. D., rector. P.M. Lecture tor evening, QTEINWAY HALL—REV. WAYLAND HOYT. PAS ‘tor, will preach in Tabernacle Baptist church, ond avenue and Tenth street, Sunday, ut 10:30 A. and men; subject—"she Trial for the Future, and How to € GPRING STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (NEAR Varick).—Rev. George McCampbell, pastor. Morn- ing preaching at 10:30 o'clock ; evening at 7:20; all pews free at night, Sunday evening prayer meeting at BYTERIAN CHURCH, FOUR between Fith and Sixth avenu Hamilton, the pastor, will preach on Sunday, | t 10% A. M. and 33g P.M, Lecture on Wednes- Y-SEVENTH STREET eon ghar ey chureh, between T7ION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORN: 4 Thirty-cighth street—Rev. John N. Gulleher, rector. fervices Sunday, November 9, morning at 10 #0 and even- ing at 3:30. _HoU ‘SES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. URNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, above Twenty-fith street and east of Broadway; first | floor preierred, sat situation, where he can do as he pleases. Address » box 155 Herald office. A SMALL HOUSE. FOR ¢ PAMILY, IN ornear Har'em, or on Westchester side. size, conveniences, location and price. Address C. R. Heraid office Warts D—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR. | | tween Third and second streets, lerms not w exceed $5: per week. Gress R., box 180 Herald office. Ad- WARIED-THREE ROOMS, BETWEEN THIRTY. | fifth street and Fourth street, Third and Sixth ave- | nues; rent not to exceed $20 per month. Address Mrs. WALTON, 103 Ea venth street, WASIED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIF IN A good locality, a French Flat or Floor of not less than 5 apartments, ‘completely turn for housekeep- ing: possession about 2th inst Address with full par- ticulars, 5. R., Herald Uptown Branch office. WANTED—ROOM, FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEP. perowtg, ins Tespectable House, with every convenience, jow Spring street; not over er week. Send par- ticularsto L. G., box 174 Herald office. ie Furniture, PERTHWAIT & 56 and 157 An immense stock and low prices. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARFETS, ture and B ing at at lowest cash prices, by weekl instalments, at 1S warehouse, 41) Eighth avenue. betw irteth a TI streets An PRIVATE SALE—COMPLETE ELEGANT HOUSE. hold Furpiture in lots to sui ie paroneeer sy Mg pares Suit, 14 pieces, in, plush, $125; og GH Saree droom Suit complete, $60 upwards; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses, dc. ; dinim room Buffet, Extension near tha Call immediately house 120 West Zid st, near ¢ MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, POMPA- eaters Grand big 9 "4 covered French silk for #3 Ma jepitnuforte, Bron. Hig Ah Book: tings, ts, Silverware, e pe ‘Furniture: ne ae property family leaving for Europe. J Suresoe. 36 West Fifteen 1 F%, SALE—A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH ALE AND Chop House, 16 years established, in a central loca- tion. . HOWELL, 141 Fourth avenue, Fe: SALE—A SMALL, NEAT, DOWNTOWN HOTEL, with Bar and Restadrant, doing 00d business: also strictly Brat claen OMEN Oyster House; both will bear ven! 43 Broadway, room 3. th bog me A GOOD CHANCE ty? hy OFFERED, day, to buy an estab! L N BROADWAY.—A_ FIRST CLASS CIGAR AND ample Room tor sale; Good Will. Stock and Fix location unsurpassed: "a splendid opportunity: Feanian for selling. Address CASH, box 1s Heraid par pe PRICES—AT PRIVATE RESIDEN Z st., near Broadwa: | west 60 sol Zeasongble ‘otter re retused ; 20 parlor Suits, fr ‘Brussels Carpets, 6) cts. iad rep, $40; bedroom, $25; Tot at ‘leas than’ half cost; house toleu, Can call on Sunday. T PRIVATE SALE—THE ELEGANT AND. COM- jousehol ‘urniture in lots to sait A 7% octave four round rosewood Pianpiorte, for $28: Parlor Suits, 14 pieces, plush room Sets complete, trom § ™ anes, AC. Dining room Bu irs, Silverware, Crocke: 10 West i wenty-first # day (Saturday), or Sunday, ARPETS AND FURNITUR:! © cash prices; wee PoC At Lily} ble, Call at private resi: eek, near Seventh avenue, 380 Thira avenue, between 27th and Bth areets. Reo CHANCE—AN ESTABLISHED STATIONERY, Ne’ t, Music and Cigar store, near Broadway, business; rent entirely tree in consequence j Owner Foing to California; price $1.20. su Address W. ALARK. ‘8 POPULAR SYSTEM OF MONTHLY PAY Peer ente—The most economical method of gettin, Fane ‘arniture, Carpets, spring hair Mattresses, Parlor Heds, &c. ; prices to suit the times GEORG, A JLARKE, vive Broadway. Reg a COMPLETE PIXTUR RES, FOR MACHINERY SECOND HAND 80-HORSE TUBULAR OR FLUE Aoier wanted, oP good order, Address box 3,041 A Yost omice, New York. IGHEST PRICES PAID POR MACHINERY, MANU- dc., Mctories fitted up with new or second hand engines, od tite Sontract; new Corliss and other engines at E. BE. ROBERTS, 52 Bro way. Wage SECOND HAN: RT) PORTABLE HOISTING Lusings. ADDAY at yuge as 4 Cortlands street. § JARPETS AND OTL, CLOTH—$500,000 8 sels and Kidderminster, $1 O81 aor ean bas Tp grain, Boe. 10 The. at retall for cust, ‘to ay kien, the anlis running during th 268 Canal street, Near Brosdway. JOOD SECOND HAND AND Miseyr ¢ G ng A Fg Bussela, GARPRTS 4 ingrain; ep, a to tain ‘ond Nassau. eauirt ce seat Ge BRLAIN, 16 RUR DE LA PAIX, Panis “Ambrosial Cream tor Shaving. Fashionable Pertume for the Handweschiet can Lustre for the Ha Eay de Colggue wreporg ion tbeciate). her of Filty-seventh street, —Rev. H. D. Gutise, pay. | re 1 | chool, No. 169 West iwenty- | 7 Forty-first street, west of | in Steinway Hall at7:45 P. M. Evening sermon to youne | CITY REAL ESTATE NOVEMBER 8, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. FOK SALE. East side, THIRD A UE CORNER Fittieth si 2 7xx90; four iorigage to sult one, of the Third avenue, ‘Apply ‘at 999 Sixth JOR SALE—A NEW BROWN 8 Kast Highty third street, con with improvements; five minutes’ street swambout landing, third street. Inquire FOR SALE—ABOVE weriee: price $18,000; it business corners on avenue, Aa ‘ONE HOUSE, NO. 545 taining twelve rooms walk to lente, fourth ‘49 Kast Fighty- OR SALE, AT A House and Lot, 25x102.25 country. Apply on premires, 402 b T°, BUILDERS, PRINTERS, tc.—For sale (price located Plot of racant Ground in t the Sixth ward! suitable for business, seam poses; will take a good Dwel ‘ty with @ party who will improve the wi Mmortgaxe for a term ot years. Address, for ik., box 164 Herald office, FOR TWO GOOD FOUR STORY BRICK store and tenement Houses, on of Lot 26x18; renting for $2,200 rs, M $16.50 hirteenth street; size BARGAIN—A TWO STORY alsoa Mouse in the fast Lighty ninth MANUFACTURERS, ) the largest and best WOE OF, tenement pur. in part payment, or Bote famount ean Lonst PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street West side. OR SALE—O) stone Hous street; street, ss 27 and nquire on the premises, price $1,000. Also 208 and B. Asy TERMS, FInst CLASS BROWN 249. West. Forty-fourth West Forty-fifth Misceltancous. $150,000 fx Tease; will pay years; $75, bROOKLY N PROPER - FIRST B O00 im three ERALD BRANCH “OFFIGE—BRO 40) pow on an adv CLASS BUILDING, 1CINg. twelve yearn: lease cash. Address Post office vox 5. FOR SALE LYN, AUVERTISEMENTS FOR TH THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV, AND BOERUM si. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M, TILL 9 P. M. ON SUNDAY, FROM $ TILL 9 P. M. CARRIERS’ AND AG! 3ENTS! DEPARTMED No. 7 FRONT STREBE, BROOKLYN. SPLENDID CO A BR BRICK sale cheap, on casy terms on would STORE PROPERTY, op two prominent thoroughtares, in Brooklyn, for lease. SURLEY, 12 Centre street, New York. | VORSYTH STREET M. E. CHURCH.—PREACHING and | | hue, | | nue, Brooklyn. ‘s evening, in behalt of church extension and city uns- | x) | | Si10£ STURE—TWO STORY ears, gas, water, sewer; ee. Inquire of Mr. DAY, on OR SALE—THE SPLENDID corner Smith and ass show windows: Cash ofler wantec Court street, Brooklyn, OR SALE ONE OF THE BEST Hall; newly fitved up; pump and living apartments, 2 show, | Years as a tirst class shoe store; price Gash, $60 or more quarterly till paid; good will, fixtures, & Premises, 685 Third ave- Stores in the city of Brook yy, BRICK, WITH SHOP ndows, used 7 3. about $500 me business ave- STORE PROPERTY ckett streets; large French plate all improvements; ‘all on or address N. i rooms; & WHIPPLE, 205 CORNER LIQUOR one block from City fixtures cost $1.71 with $400 worth of liquors ond cigars and rent paid up to Deceinber 1; will sell for any reasonable offer, and good reasops given for selling; will take Hors inexchange. For further MV CASH WILL BUY House in Lee fe rooms, three story deep; balance ($5.00 gage; all modern improvement lerry ; neighborhood uuexcep' PHALON & SLOAN WESTCHESTER FOR oO SALE AND N,—LOTS IN THE N urth wards, on River. for sale, F. &b, oT ‘TARRY TOWN. N 2AR THE D mediate possession, a brick ce grounds: rent very ¢ 3. EMBERS plete views Vernon, Westchester county; fice garden’ a bargain; terms enéy. Nei 212 Washington street, Brooklyn, $2.000 foot iront; in if desired on mort. convenient to cars and Bhow good pair of draught particulars inquire of THE CHEAPEST ecntrally located, 13 lot 100 feet lable. mie East Seventecenth street, EW TWED graded streets, and at $1.00) and upward. W Broadway. EPOT—TO LET, IM House, furnished com- head; elegant river 659 Sixth avenue. HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS FOR. $2,200—AT MOUNT house, French roots W. DIVCHETT, w Chambers treet, F°%, SALE CHEAP—AT TARRYTOWN, THREE TWO story and attic Houses, with tive acres of Land; fine river Views; terms easy. HOP! Twenty- second stre KINS & OA RRINGTON, et, near Broadway. 0 LET—FURNISHED, AT ‘MORRISANTA, avenne and 165th street, an el Room: il modern improvements blocks trom depot; we Reet: i year; $125a month. BOSTON house; 17 afuenisned; six for one well f ground : . MARVIN, % aberty street. ESTOHESTER PROPERTY Fordham Leight For sale, if bought ato and Fourth avenue, Harlem. six. spiend ia strap FOR SALE—ON front 350 te N, 129th street PROPERTY OUT 0 SALE AND TO T CRANFORD, 48 MINDTES AA. cen‘ral Ruilroad, Lots, 50x200, or otherwise; location first cl per day; 40 traius daily, THE CITY FOR RENT. BY NEW JERSEY at $40; $10 monthly mutation 2 cenis LOOMINGDALE, 938 Third avenue. “AS ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE son, (COST $25,000), FINE outbuildings, 25 acres in choice fruit, on the Hud- three hours from New York, a charming place, can be bought for less than the house cost, on easy terms; OB SHAR. the leak must be sold. JAC 119 Broadway. OR, RE T—HOUSE, Englewood, gtreet: nine rooms, bath, tion unexceptionable; within fiv churches aud schools; rent, until Woo ft Herald office. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, J., 45 minutes trom Chambers as, furnace, la fe lot; loca- e see of trains, May, to acceptable $400. For terms, address, with reierence, ENGLE- IVERSIDE (GREENWIC#), CONN.—TWO BEAUTI Y ful Residences, 11 and 14 rooms, modern conven- jences, fitted tor winter occupancy, Descriptive cireular. niga Rive 0 RENT AT MONTCLAIR—A F Tear rcepon aut trains. de ‘Station, Conn. URNISHED HOUSE, rat 10 minutes’ walk from depot; will be let low to a gall family who will take good care of It Apply to 8 UBBs, 71 Broadway. (0 RBNT—AT SUMMIT, N. J., also a sinall one; both turs room, stationary tubs and farna barn and ice house; views superb can be had at low figures tor the winter. A LA etah HOUSE; are just vacated, and ‘Apply to'F. R. VAN NEST, #5 Beekman airest, New York, or ARGuE BALD GRACIE, Summit, N. 10 ing; 30 miles in New Jersey: instalments, or will exchi to THEO. ABYRS, M $8,000 Hae most beautitully sit Pennsyivania, adjoining a rapid) three railroads now intersect ani built, 21 miles from Philadelphia, for $1 Farms in sun, two apple orchards ot well se ing: a fine grapery of 1) choi fruit: a two siory stone dwelling, midale, open stairway, with railin and plazzas, all in periect order: able tor a society and land gro this farm will soon ¢ RANSOM ROGERS, 2 REAL ESTATE vo NOTHER STOCK OF A COUNTRY Facto ory, 2,000 inery, gig Young ApDle Trees, mostly store rooklyn, L. t in this State or New England; no letters answered ; mount $10, T NEW BRU i planes, with gi ‘n Property. A pee Ew AnD OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—10xIm) FEE’ Wespingvn avenue, close % Fordham depot; 75x100 J, jeet on Bank street, Newark, Real £ 1 exchange for Past ure or W. all 000, JOHN aK WILL BUY A HOUSE.—A NEW HOUSE, every convenience : ate lot and acre adjoin» 0 Gown and monthly ge for Lots near city. apply wn AIN ON RE: ill buy one of the cheapest aud Montgomery county, growing town, where hey is ‘about to be ning 41 acres of | excelient land. with a beautiful soutnern. slope facing the ted trees, all in bear- grape vines and other with hail through the ig, eight rooms, attics @ good barn, carriage louse; & house suit. neighborhood ; good in value, and, in fact, ‘iaadelphin, EXCHANGE, bottl and Ta rip Baw: alyon on trey and examine Se goods; in res or, BES HARLES E. GG. SWICK.—A FIRST CLASS REST. water, &c., toexchange for Brock- between 12 and 1 o'clock, VALL, 171 Broad wa: room 1. T ON and some cash for 538 Broadway, & two story Hf. x basement, in good order, near the Grand sthe street hag curb guitar fags seme ‘and Ia dress or callon A. American Express, ‘Grand Cen. tral depot nO EXCHAS DID FARM, 253 ACRE ; maile rallro _22 miles from New York; puna ings, fruit, groves, wa bal sion, MHC OLIV vit No 1 park place. HIRD AVENUE STORE, FIVE low Fifteth Flat or Tenement. STORIES, 26X95, BE- Street, to exchange for a paying French bargain, Seéom avenue For re, $13,900. HOwELEE H Hosts, wai’ Third avenue, ANTED—A i new build te 1 "OPS Tools, iy, “oto dw Fe broadway, room Mis a 12.009 M.to Jats TRIU! PRESS AND PUBLIC IN ECSTASIES, UNIVERSAL &! APPROVAL, FLATTERING B! RECEPTION, ‘The eraeent nt Natural fistor, ERT MeWADE, will appear every ¢ pedi ‘at 8 (until further notice), ednesday ry Saturday Matinee ai in his Natural Giited and Romantic Impersonation ot : 7 : VAN RIP - 4 Da * K * RIP - L , VAN CHARACTERIZATION UNEQUALLED, OST BRILLIANT DRAMATIC EFFECTS. se 8s © aDMisston #8) eben e Be, nd 1. 7 ee r, beara” SHOOK |. PALMER __ SEATS Sicurey’ Six pas IN Tes PQvARE THMATRE. | roprieto! M Manager £8 Box Omice open from 9 Ae A. 106 P.M. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 14. TO-DAY, LAST MATINEE TO-DAY, | BUT ONE TO-DAY, | of this most at iS beautiful and GENEVA 1:30, ORDES. ‘captivating play TO-NIGHT, | Geneva Cross, TO. NIGHT, TO-NIGUT, Geneva Cross. ar | Geneva Cross. Shortly, Mr, W. 8. Gilbert's charming play of “THE WICKED WORLD,” which lias run tor upwards of 15 nights in London, And in which Miss Clara Morris, Miss Kate Cluxton and Mr. McKee Rankin will make their first appearance here. ACARE V—NILSSON—LES HUGUENOTS, 4. ON MODAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 10, AT 8 P. M., rst pepreaeniadon of Nie erbeek 's grand Opera, ES HU e reno Valentina..... » I HRISTINE NILSSON Marguerite... ALICE MAREST Urban (the page) Miss ANNE LOUISE CARY wr CAMPA NINT Raoul de N. ut de St. Bris “a Stor MAULEL Count de St. Bris. Gount de Ni Sianor DEL PUENTE Marcel... #4 NANNETIT BOY, ANI, GRANU ORCHESTRA, 5). ASRES, 60, GRAND The Bobemian Dance in the third act by MLLE. BiLLON, CORYPHEES, AND CORPS DE BALLEL Musical Direetor and Conductor REDO, FE. MUZIO. PRICES RR PERFORM- OF ADMIPSION, A General admission, $2. Family Circle, $1. Reserved seats (according to location), $1 to $2 extra. Seng and boxes for all the above now at th Academy ; also, No. 701 Groadway, and No. ‘oad: THE FIRST dgiy GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, T WALLACK'S THEATER: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 8 is By the prinel a members of th STRAKOSCH PERA COMPANY, For particulars see Concert Advertisement CADEMY.—MARTHA MATT: 5 THIS DAY. The Sixth grand Gala Matinee of th STRAKOSCH. TRAL MEAN ODEIRA COMPANY, TH AE URDAY, petenbe Satl 30 P. Mew ue) open at 12:30 P. M, Last tims Last tim Mile, OSTAVA ee Lady Henri Miss A. L. CARY a: Ni M. VICTOR CAPOUL Signor DEL PU ENTE 4] nor Nir: iCAL OVICE. iis tor MATINEE, NoweReeae 1:30 PL -—Admission, $2. Reserved seats, $1 extra. cats aud boxes for all the above now at the Academy ; 701 Broadway and No. 14 Rete FIRST wae AN. SUNDAY GON a) AT WALLAC NDAY. ey by the principal puters of th STRAKO OPERA C OMPANY, ‘or particulars see C SUNDAY CO “Mr. LESTER ff respectiully announce GRAND SUNDA CONCERT, i) eye November 9, at & TALLACK see and Manager. STRAKOS E FIRST A. oD TU-MORROW (Suni in which the following artists of thy SIRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY wilh appear, with the eminent Violin Nirtuoso, M. WIENIAWs&i, MBELINSKI, Accompanist, AND TH pote bee oRcH ESTs OF THE LLACK 1. Overture, “Oberon rchestra 2 Trio, "Messe Soienneile". :..Miss Cary, M. Capea Maurel cS ae ento del Vate (new). Del Puente 4. a “" Mile, Torriant BV sFgust Mr. HL Wientawski 6 spised,”? SMeswlalh." Ming Ac Le Cary “Ave Maris Stella® with violin obligato, iemiawski. M. Victor Capoul and M. Henry PART IL Overture, “William Teil”. E Dust Quis eat Homo, Sta 0 Mile: Ostava Torriai and Miss Annie Louise Cary. 8, Violin solo,, i r. A. Wieniawski in Baiio in Maschera’”.M, Maurel a Ta s easier “Rigoletto” Mile. Torriani and Cary —Gapowi— Musical nectar and Conductor. ENERAL ADMISSION, Reserved vents, Sevexira and'$l.extre,, Sale, of seats at the Box office of the Academy; also Schirmer’s, 701 and Li¢ Brogaws he ILY CIRCLE, FIFTY CENTS. SPECIAL, NOTICE the Box office will be opened at Wallack’s Theatre on Sunday (to-morrow) for sale of seats and 1 admission tickets from 1 to 52. M. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. GRAND | LADIES ADMITTED FREE MATINEE | LADIES ADMITTED FREB WALTERS and MORTON TO-DAY. FREEMAN SISTERS TO-DAY. JENNIE ENGEL ‘0-DAY, GUS WILLIAMS ‘0-DAY. — TONY PASTOR TO.DAY, TO-DAY, The Local Drama TO-DAY. 2 BILLY BARRY TO-DAY. OrCLOr All the si ‘0-DAY. stars Saturday night a great Pal ae fare; three hours’ rattling YARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PLANO, VIOLIN, Organ, Guitar, Flute, Cornet, Zither, Harp, Singing, Harmony.” ‘$2 Clinton place. nar end aud evening, ¢ Circulars mailed | iree. ATSON, Director. __PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. “FINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND STEIN. way & Sons’ Pianos for sale cheap; also Pianos of other red Steinway Upright Pianos to rent to re- A EW AY & SONS, Steinway Hall, New York. sponsible A VERY FINE LUOKING, RICHLY CARVED CASE and igs, 7% octave, three string, Fisher's make, $190 ;and a namber of others similarly made for nearly aif e at J. MAHON’S factory, Fortieth street and First avenue, T HAINES BROS'., Planoforte Warerooms, Union square, A fine assortment of first class new Pianofortes on ver! Vested terms; some which igo ay used a little very lo New piand FICENT e ane AGRAFFE rosewood overstrung {ron frame (Goldsmith) Pianoforte, Stool, &c.; carved case and legs; latest 1m provements; fuily guaranteed ; instalments received. ___ GOLDSMITH, 26 Bleecker street, near Broadway. A 4 BEAUTIFUL PIA 0, ROUND CORNERS, CARVE legs, ouly $75; an elegant Steinway Pianotorte, over- serang bans every improvement, cheap for cash. IDDLE, 13 Waveriey place, near Broad GRAND SCALE CHICKERING & SON PIANO- forte for sale less than halt cost, brilliant toned, four round ying earved gs instrument best city makers, original cost $1.20), for 280 cash. Call at private house 120 West 2a ‘ne teat 6th av. —FOR $200—BRILLIANT TONRD 4 OOTAVE A + doubie round rosewood Pianoforte; site Decker four round cornered rosewood Pianoforte, ata sacrifice for cash. Call at private residence 210 West Twenty-first street, this day (Saturday) or Sunday. A yeaa a ol rt OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte for sal ‘our aes ocean celebrated j used fh jonths; will sell arior Suits, ‘Paintin, bronzes; for sari 36 West Fifteenth street, near Fitih avente. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 Sipe a PIANO. forte, carved ry and case, oderm impr improve- ments, for stool, at Fesidence ‘ast Oth street, between 24 and Sd avenues, A LADY WILL SELI, FOR LESS THAN ‘$100, A Chiekering rosewod round cornered Pianoforte, in- Gluding Sol, perfect order, gon frame, aw : ful tone. 8 third d street, near Bowe: ibaa A —PIANOMAKERS. + Aton Berne, you BUY EXAMINE OUR 7% OCTAVE raffe Pianos, whe) all the i; - ment to cash custome! ¥ CONNOR 4 a 80. $44 Third renee PROANS Wr ed THE WORLD B a lor Organs, and wu ( and Uo sold on tastsiments; second hand: in strument pea Panic, rices. BIL VHEELOCK, 14 Bast Fourteenth h st. in exchange for from Somerville ; oc "ie isnion, ANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A PRETTY COT- tage situated in Tottenville Furniture, or would required, " Address 678 TANTED. TO PURCHASE A New York or (oust be tree and wieator Valuable Stocks will be gi full particular Gan addres for Herald ofice, ington a REA t NY os TIMBE! having such tor sale at Dasement ANTED—FOR CASH, be paid must be « bargain, —WANTED, FARM, O00. aranTen, 9 two iidings, rater and frult and no eh isting bt fine “of te “L argain wa Bi sneha Vag. Herald tow ranch yilgs. trade tor city Property ; some Cas! rr a or Uy me peed) i tor Which P als en dayn, ROAL, LANDS, Aaron anv to A Bite Powis Staten Island, if venue, HOUSE IN a nice Country Seat GooD sold eash may broadway, A MODERN. HOUSi ix A first class city location, for which ¢ he 000 oat, wall a arene NOT LESS TI miles of depots iis; within x mi ood ludson ‘preferred. Thos wit full fei este A NHICKERING AND hi PIANOS FOR $4, $5 and $7; Or; and Meloteons $2 month; Prince & Co.'s Organs ments. GORDON & BUN, 13 East Fourteenth : fth avenue, P. HALE 18 MAKING 10,000 PIANOFORTES at half price; they must be sold; his 600 men and ‘ir iamilies must have bread. Thirty: fifth street, Tenth avenue, IANOS—A GREAT VARIETY TO RENT OR SELL; No. Union and terms to suit the times, at MERRELL's, ‘nion square, mae MASON & H. ners of HIGH HONOR at se vienn Uni a in saat oe a and $3 per new styles, on instal- HIN ORGAN COMPANY WIN. afer PLOMA OF Ar kerr, of best Capi- be as low PACA Sreans tore rent, FOR A Rose WOOD — HANDSOME ae neve! egtene oe pore ipore than double; 8 ne jodern Improvements. Apply ai Bee ares Ty-elght eighth un ntreet, near Ni avenue, « WiLt BUY A “A HANDSOME RO“EWOO. 350 upright Flego, Coll ae the ma BUTTIKOFEX, 52 Thirte teen! nth . PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND hand, pr om class Ge oe at lower 500 jees, for cash or nt, jn elty o Ponotty, by HORACE PTS a 80K," 4st Droadyar, than oy er osfered elore In New Xoak, Axeuts wante OADWAY, Br ;OADWAY. OAD BROADWAY, THREE PERFORMANCES OF THE BROADWA BROADWA BROADWA\ BROADWA BROADWA CHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGO BEFORE, DURING AND APTEIt THE FIRE, with its Grand Panorama of ge Hire, jength, kos SESSe 3 i tt 344 oS ze Se: > rtrse BROADWAY. NOTICE, NOTICE. ENTIRE, ENTIRE CHANGE, CHA CHANGE. THE PEST PRockaMate | ‘OF THE SEASON TUE BEST PROGRAMME OF THE BEASON vit tet presen will be offered. ENTIRE ENTIRE BNTIBE NEW NEW EW OLIO Otto oto ‘OF oF FUN Fi ‘tx FUN | ink i Gene oe MONDAY NEXT, NOV, 10, MONDAY NEXT, NOY. 10, MONDAY vt ee 10, will be given will be given MONDAY NEXT, ke in wma OYEMBER 10, asTurons Meh the worst renowned ye sremowg MASONS — MASILTONS MAJILTONS MONDAY NEXT, 300 —— — $300 oi EIGu1 MUNDRED DOLLARS EIGHT. PERFORMANC BY THE: WU, i NOW, MAJILTON, MAJILIONS, MAJILTONS. MAJILTONS, ‘The beautiful and necompiish ol pegompiished Miss MARIE MA, ‘ON, Miss MARI“ MAJILTO xis MARIE ArETOR: Miss MARIE MAJiLTO: CHARLES MAJILTON AND FRANK MAJILTON, CHARLES MAJILTON AND FRANK MAJILTON, Betara of ae pe avorites, Mr. Mi Mr. Mr. CHARLES HT Mr, CHAR HY UGHE: TE HUGHES, NIE ee Miss KITTY Qe ANIE BUG Mise KITTY O'NRIL Miss KITTY O)NEIL. pie KITTY O'NEIL. Miss KITTY O°NETL-——————_—_Miss KITTY O'NEIL, All the above numed artists appear, in conjunction with our unequalled Star 1roupe, in a new Olio of Fun, anew Olio ot Fun and a new Comic Local Sensati by John F, al) Buy soe patos inky 0) st three performances of , CHIVAGO, CHICAGO, Priday venta Saturday matinee and Saturd: y night ‘RAND OPERA HOUSE, BEGINS aT rs Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue. This magnificent seaire now open at PECL PRICES, Admission, 5c. Reserved Seats, 50c. extra, Fumily Circle, 40e. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK aoneiey la THE GREAT LOCAL POLLY, ROUND THE CLOCK. Foll of Realistic City Scenes, City People and City Lite. Characters by ae FOX FRANK HARDENBERG, CHARLES LEt Baa M. a RENNEDY, Mrs. ©. WALCOT aise FANNY HAYWARD, ADELAIDE LEN: NOX, dc., &c, SATURDAY, at Last Matinee of ROUND THE CLO MONDAY YAY NEXT, = ian Local Drama of City and’ Hudson River Life, FLASH OF LIGHTNING, with a tremendous cast, and every scene new. ALLACK'S. Proprietor an’ ng Managey, Mr LESTER WALLACK ‘ECOND WiEK OF ND NEW COMEDIES, EVERY EVENING DURING wits WEEK, lock. ALSO SATURDAY {eREENOON AT 1:20, resented Goldsmith's great Comedy, in five acts, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Mr. LESTER WALLACK ;YOUNG MARLOW Other characters by Mosire JOHN GILBERT, Hakiey BECKETT, 'ERGUSON, wh: M. HOLLAND, WS LEONARD. G: M-EDWIN; Miss KATH ALIN RO ROGERS, Mme. BONIS and Miss DORA GOLD. BEE STOOPS TO CONQUER MATINEE BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 In accordance with the sapeatt ade that each of the present series of comedies would ve performed FOR TWELVE NIGHT! and notwithstanding the continued and increasing suc- cess attending the representation of “she Stoo} ton Con ner,” it will be withdrawn to give place to obertson’s beautiful Modern Comedy of OUR: which will be reproduced on MONDAY a ae iOVEMBE! NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENE! MILITARY COSTUMES AND TPPOLNTMENTS, and @ FULL AND COMPLETE, MILITARY BAND. The cast will fay! ude Mr. LESTER WALLACK.. UGH. eee Mr. JOHN GILBE 'OLK, “Mr, J. B. Pt Mr, EDWARD A ARNOTT ¢ Hayma: Miss KATHARINE ROGERS Mie REELS GERMON and Mme. BO} PONISI, Seats can be secured two weeks in advance. Doors Grea'ac i t© commence at 8 Carriages may be or- jered at ‘will be entitles shay AMUSEMENTS. OOTH’S THEATRE, LESSER, J. B, BOOTH, Mr. EDWIN B 5, FOUR WEEKS ONLY. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEE SATURDAY MATINEE at in, Mr. EDWIN BOOTH oe CLAUDE MELNOITE: Seats secured, in advance at the Theatre and at the music store of ©. H. Ditsou & Co., 711 Broadway, VXTRA NOTICE, Ee a6biirs Theatre. Lessee, J. B. BOOTH. THIS (SATURDAY) Ay) EVENING, Nov. 8, Mr. EDWIN BOOTH, as HAMLET, POSITIV: eLY THE LAST TIME THIS SEASON, ONDAY EVEN ‘ Mr. bwin “BOOTH as B SiuoneLtEn, OWERY THEATRE. WM. B. PRELICH........ GREAT Hit OF DANIEL BOONE. Will be acted until further notice one of the mow poweriul plays on @ national subject ever presented to an American audience, ented. DANIEL BOONE, which will be produced with scenic’ effects extending 130 feet in depth, and which ix impossible to be equalled Ly any THEATRE IN THE WORLD! representing a por- the eRIMEVAL FORESTS OF NORTH peepinted THE GREAT Vereiee 4 CAVE OF KENTUCKY ng je is inadequate Rapid the SUPERCEMT. NENT GRANDEUR OF THE SUBLIME REPRESENTA. TION OF THE GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY. Te must be witnessed to be appreciated, Preceded by a favorite Farce. In active preparation 8 Oe Local Dratia, entitled, 5 LACK CROOK. AUS Per onuancns roa ‘ 5 AFTERNOON AT 1:3), ae AT 7156 NOS ar AFTERNOON A’ BNING AT 7:466 ON AT LACK CROOK it THE BALCK CROOK, 0 Perf RECONSTRUCTION. today. | NEW FEATURES. OLD FAVORITES. — RECONSTRUCTION, ssptninars wepteind Beautitul Scenery and Costumes. GREAT NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT, EVENING THE MADRIGAL BOYS. at The Twin Sisters, VAIDIS. seven forty-five. TAN QUARTET. —— REGAMEY, the * Garicaturist. AFTERNOON Hs, the Ventrilo a THE WONDERFUL GnRAT half-past one. WE KIRALEY TROUPE. EVENING Nowanws GRAND ALLEGORY, tthe NEW SONGS, LA DANCES, _ ve) new COSTUMEM, new SCENERY, ‘wo SPECTAGLE EVER SEEN ON Perdaye : ANY STAGE IN THE TWO, PERFORMANCES To AY. AFTERNOON AT 1:30, EVENING J AT 7:45, 74d. BW, METROPOLITAN. THEATRE, 585 und 587 Broadway, Manager... Quiet, 585 and 887. hw, BUMLEI ih di sti ted ei har Fespaciatie aud dommentonied Sntertanme A mother of family can allow her daughter to fre~ MTRY NOVELNES AND ATTRACTIONS AT SPECIE + METROPOLITAN, TIN, box | MATINEE: aT Mt OLOOK, ‘PRESENTED. _ —soan sha uri RING OF FUN.-. AN. —- — —_— AM RICKEY—-———— ———_———— MASTER BARNEY——-——__= AND REGULAR COMPANY WILL ARE BAY Afternoon—Doors open at 1. Evening, at? o'clog Popular prices of admission, 26c., 50 d $1; Bait half price. Box office open daily, Seats sseeured in a vance. HE GREAT WORLD'S FAIR. Proprietors MUSEUM, MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS, New talent arriving by every steamer, forwarded by P, T. BARNUM, direct from Great Britain and the Continent In addition to the eRe Rie enme the following fae mous artisis appear for the first time at the GRAND MATINE: THIS AFTERNOON. LEON BROS, THE FREELY BROS, BEDOUIN ABS MELVILLE FAMILY. Also, for the first time, a new and gorgeous GRAND ENTREE PAGEANT, introducing the entire strength of the Company, together wh DAN CASTELLO’S world-renowned Arabian Trick Horse, SENATO ATOR, ‘This brilliant inangaral scene to each exhibition, in the! Grane} Hippodrome, will commence promptly at 2 and 8 cloc padoen avenue mat nd Twenty-sixth street. ‘Doors open trom 12 M. cARMESSION 0 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 9, 2% \ERMANIA TRRATES AD, NEU! le SAT’ EIN SCKRITT vom" WEGE, Comedy in four Wichert. _Box office open daily, 1r¢ from 9 o'clock, B. CONWAY'S, At were THEATRE, op ExICE PATE i oP. M. VENING A‘ LOVE GHASE and THERESE, or THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. rhea BE. OW BROOKLYN. ENS. eae PARK vey W PARK NE THEA’ SATURDAY pra dee, (Sa1UDAY NIGHT. NB. yore AND SOLON SHINGLE. VICTIMS AND SOLON SHINGLE, NEXT WEEK, LAST NIGH’ MONDAY AND TUESDAY... WEDNESDAY...... ... THORSDAY..... EIR AT LAW. HAPPIEST DAY OF M¥ LIFE, FRIDAY... SATURDAY MATINEE PAUL PRY. SATURDAY...... +) LIVE INDIAN, Seats may be r any night. R. SARUBEE NEW PARK THEATRE, (anh . lyn. ATURDAY, NOV. 8, Matinee at 2 o’clock. 'OHN E, OWEN: it speci 8, Solon Shingle and in Day hey Anes int Siding, Popular prices t tor the matinee :—! Beets Sts children b half price, Saturday evening, Solon, gle an SMog sheet open from 8 A, M, to6 P.M. and at iit Broadway, New York. RIVALS. { SOLON SHINGLE, ri { MABRIED RAKE. UL OOD'S MUSEUM. fs DOMINICK MURRAY. LAST MATINEE AT 2, LAST NIGHT AT 8, of Mr. DOMINICK MURRAY, The DOMINIOK att actor, LAST MURRAY, LAST MATINEE he last times, NIGHT at in bis new ‘Drama of ar ORED IN. MONDAY AFTERNOONS Mia LOUISE HAWTHORNE, MONDAY EVENING—Mr, HERNANDEZ FOSTER, ROSDWAY THEATRE, 730 BROADWAY, SPECIE PRICES. Admission 50 cents. Keserved seats in fae: and balcony, 50 cents extra. Family cirele, 40 cents. EXTRA ane Getnrday) afternoon, at half-past one, FARE- wane MATINEE of Mr. Daly’s great local sensational UNDER THE GASLIGHT, ant: (Saturday) evening, at eight o'clock, an EXTRA THE AOTRESS OF PADUA! in which Misa Vingnia Vaughn will make her début in the character of pported by the entire strength Sta performances iy sein with the great railroad se eae ae ER EL Gastian, . which will be given for positively the fase time. NEXT MONDAY, Nover ment of LOW het ODER Li and =F night of Mr Wilkie Collins own dramatic ver- THE NEW MAGDALEN. Tickets, securing on seats, now on sale. M{* MARBTZEK'S GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. THE GREAT STAR COMBINATION, Lucca, ~_ MURSKA, TAMBERLIK, VIZZAN: JAM h TWO NIGHTS ONLY, ia) LYCEUM THEATRE, APOURTRENTH STREET. “hag TAs LUTE! LY The tre and usual ‘places. = a aes MINSTRELS bed aT STREET. peur eile co aaa ATT rs. Sale of Tochsat the Lyceum Ara. MATING MATINEE TR a ONBPIRATORS, TH ARGOUE Ri ne t ay SORBAMS OF LAUGHTER, scatiaM arene THE HIT oF ne SEASON, THE HIT Hae 1 SSRASON | aaa MINS Lh AAT MINeTRELs. 1 SCHOOL, § We AT 2. BRAMINA th TO-DAY AT 2. O-DAY AT 2. TO-DAY AT 2. EVENING AT 8, ‘0-DAY AT 2, MATINEE, ‘0-DAY AT 2, MATINEE: _ MUSICAL. tt set» RS WATSON GIVES | PRIVATE PLANO, / Organ and Guitar Lessons at her restaence, 92 Clin. ton place (Eighth wereet Instruments furnished tor daily practice, Olrewl ueulars, mailed free | ANTED=A sor BAN. TO ACT AS SUBSTITUTE nerow, {must be a good reader and ac quaint ith wl staat Hib sis Call before two ° Sak ae aa Le TRE, a THEA’ . JANES PECK enue, between 129th and ith streets, New York. MRSS a AY and TUESDAY, November 10 and i, bg os FIRMIN rid Mr: JOH. Lats CK,” oc aT in and a full company, in their specialty at EW, YORK MUREUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker st ear ee one should wieit the wonderful museum it 13 full 6 everything peopie should see and Gudersiand. ‘Lectures daily on hilosophy of Marriage.” Those parties unable to atte: eres Lanta sures can) have Po] fe ded, post on rec of 25 cen! ing REC Re! “ARY NEW Youw MUSEUM ‘OF Du atOMy, N L sea GYMNA8TIC AND He EES TOV RE a, poor ¢ rooseds £9, Boor of Ne iO M SATURDAY EVENING, ‘Nov. 8 Opening ieee} ffi Geo. H. Hepworth. 0 Interesting contests by gentlemen amateurs from alv parts ot the cOUntEY. served Beats, $1 50, Tickets at Noes sMa alc lane, 29 Pine street, No. beard Twenty-eighth strect, Yeas, en's Christian Associa~’ tion Gymnasium, and J. G. Sands, 87 Union square. | hol APPEARANCE of GILMORE’S TWENTY-SEOOND REGIMENT BAND, P. 8, GILMORB, Leader, EME OF MUSIC, TUESDAY, SAVING, November 18, reserved sea' boxes, can be obtal ag Theatrys Tiel tp wy ie "Broadway; attheatre rT ait the p principal hotels. rane et puted ta Nh iGoopet a tt io Ticket The IN! ORGAN. anes ney, ASSOCIATION HALL, SDAY BVENING, Ni ber LI, a ats, with Cartoon of seven lecturesd lercantile Librar, tion ann ty ee appearance in Now York mela aminces al WIL! icin COLLINS, we will recite hig tase! ream Woman, a Myst fiche ta, with ‘Fonerved peat,. a Tobe obtained ae ‘thet vrary and atllé ere MERICAN INSTITUTE, PATR.—SEt Third avenues, between Six: Ahead and Iaty-fourib THIS GREAT Na’ ON, iL 81 i E | feria ps imo children, 2%. Open trom 9A. [EVING HALL MATINER ada nl bff Oe Ws toh Sion Hy a place at Beethoven Hall, zie ane | Bowery, every Saturday. Afte Wl picaatetecipn THEATRIGAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HELALD BUILDING, BROABWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY OUTS CONSTANTLY OM} —_