The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1874, Page 8

8 ) NEW .YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY I, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. THE MUNICIPAL SQUABBLE Opinion of the Counsel to the Corporation—Mr. Wade, Republican, Declared President Still—The Why and the Wherefore— Why the Legislature Passed the Act to Keep the Elected Presiding Officers. Last Tuesday, the 6th inst,, among the details of the session of the Assistant Aldermen there ap- peared in the HexaLp 4 legal opinion by Mr. E. Delafield Smith, Counsel to the Corporation, ad @ressed to Mr. Wace, the incumbent President, giving bis reasons, in parsuance of the provisions of the charter, why he could not be legally de- posed as presiding oMcer of the Board, ‘rhis opin- Jon the majority refused to have read; but nearly every newspaper published the- same. Mr, Smith ‘wound up ols letter to Mr, Wade, stating that, “owing to the short time he had in looking over the subject, he could not give it the attention mecessary, and at a future period he would make a stricter search, and, with more care, analyze the Jaw in every detail.” Yesterday His Honor Mayor Havemeyer received ‘the following communication irom Mr. E. Delafield Smith on the same suvject :— Law Derantwenr, Orrice oF 1) Gounsn. ro Tux Conronation, | ¢ ‘New Yous, Jan 9, 1874. See Pesan F. Havenzyen, Mayor of the City of 81n—The opinion given by me in obedience to the law. fal payee of the "3 President of the Board ot Aldermen» is upon & subject or such _ etn importance that have deemed it my to re-examine the question, and to give to Zee 28 our chic macistrate, the grounds of my con- mM, especially as my attention has been called toa fact, by some deemed aie wi not then laid beiore me. ‘that tact is that Mr. de Was cvected President Wy S resolution expressing ih President tor the year 1873: ai fore, the Board is not prohibited from electing & presid- place at the expiration of that year. itis conceded that the present Board of Assistant Al- en, eected in November, 1872, is established as a municipal legisiative body during 1873 and 1874—the two years for which its members were chosen. This Proposition will be iound sustained upon examining t eatutes ‘a conse betore the pamees of the present ch: And such is the plain legal inference from we sec- Ghd section of the charter itself, whereby the,“ “board of Assistant Aldermen iy aboushed trom and ater the first ay of January, 1875.” Tn January, ia, Mr. Wade was elected President tor that year. On the 30th of April following the charter Decaine a law. Our municipal legislatures, dubke that of the AE ee Dossess nO constitutional power of or- hey are governed by laws enacted Tee Tints ‘Legislature, abd are’ to be. presided ‘over as those laws may direct. They may be leit to @ president without or with restrictions, or the Nature might give them a president in the person of gone oticial not a member of the Sage Tn some cities, for instance, th or wee gficio the President of the Common Cou The first subdivision of the sixth section of the charter is as toilows:—“bach Board shall choose a president from its own memvers by & call of the names of the ‘members of the Board, upon which call each member ! announce his choice, and when once chosen he can be removed before the expiration o: his term as Alder- man or Aseistaut Alderman only by a voie, taken by a all of yeas or nays, of tour-filths of the members of the Board vt which be shall have been cuosen president.” ‘The legislative history oi (its provision is as follows : ‘Tt was iuserted in the bill Rmeananeousy. with another Provision contiding the appomtpent ot the principal ex- Sculive officers o| the city government to the Mayor and the Presidents ot the two Boards—namely, Mr. Have- — er, Mr. Vance and Mr. Wade. And the object was to bit a mere majority of either Board trom changing pereonncl Of Whe appointing Board during the two ears for which the Common Council was elected. ‘Ihe question is whether this intent was made efecinal to re- tun Mr. Wade as President of the Board ot Assistants for those two years unless superseded 6 sour-tiths voie. The change in the section as to the appointing wer Was made without altering the provision relauug ‘the official terms of the Presidents of the Boards. ‘This provision o1 section 6 Ihave quoted in tull. The subdivision of the same section is:—“This section, however, shall not be construed to require or authorize S reorganization of the existing Board of Aldermen or Board o: Assistant Aldermen.” These words could have Ro possibie object but to exempt the Presidents whom the charter found in office from the risk of supersedure by new ciections. A reorganization is probibued. And S zeorganization of what? The law answers, “of we * The Board of Assistant Aldermen isa vody Berg, jegal existence from January, 18/4, to January, be charter found it organized. it shall “not be Feorganized.”’ And this prohibition is not limited to the a Is cannot be reorganized at all, nor at any oat it is urged that, as Mr. Wade was elected President 1873, his tern as siich has expired, aud it is not reor- Fenizing, dut sims) ay organizing to elect a new President, ‘is begs the question. If the charter continued him as President tll the close of his term as Assistant Alderman (January 1, 1875) it fs immaterial for what Retest term he wis originally elected. In point of and of law, he was so elected at the will or the But for the new charter a majority could have dere posed him at any tine and elected a new président in lace. His term as President was thus only at the ‘of the Board, had been mentioned and he had been elected simply as President of the Board. It is true that but for the charter he would go out as President at the end ot 1573, for which year he was elected President But eburter" declares, im substance, there shall be no reorganization of the Board. Yet if Mr. Wade goes aut as President while the Board exists, the prohibited Feorganization becomes # necessity which it would be wareasonable to suppose the Legislature would prohibit. But, secondly, itis c.aimed that to elect a president in 1874s simply an organization and not a reorganization, Decause Mr. Wade's presidential term has expired with the year 1873. This beys the question eg: ‘And more- over, the Board oi Assistant Aldermen, existing as such from January, 18/3, to January 1875, is one single un- Board, which, Ing been once organized by the election of 4 president in not be again organized without being r ds Seorganization is plainly prouibited by the last sabdi- Mision of section 6 An ‘election of anew president in 1874 is ag unquestionably a reorganization as Would have been an election of a new president in 18/3. ted that the clause in section 6 that each hail choose 4 president is pugatory if presi- Gent, as elecied before tue enactment ot the charter, re- * mains such during the entire exisience of their respec- tive Boards. The answer ts twofold. That provision, if ‘warepeaied, will ayply to all tucure Boards or Aldermen Jeng aiter this Board shall have ceased to exist in Janu- i 1875, And as ‘o the Board of Assistant Aldermen, ot jon itis true there will be none at alv after that dite, Clause In question would operate If the office of president should become vacant 1m either ot the two years by death, incapacity or resignatiou. ‘There are those who claim that the words, “and when once chosen he can be removed” only by a “four-fiiths” vote, apply to president to be elected atter the enact- meni of the charier, and not to the one which the charter found in office. In other words, the Legisiature, having public knowledge that two known and reputable nen ‘were in office as Presidents of these Boards, leaves them to be removed by a mere majority vote, and is at the game time carein! "to pronibit, the removal, except by a ‘afths vote. of any unknown president who might in future be chosen. Such a construction is forced, techni- cal, artificial; its absurd result retutes itself, and’it is not consistent with any intent which the Legislature can be imagined to have had in view when, by the first sub- ivision, they restricted the removal of a president and im the last subdivision prohibited any reorganiza.ion , Just ae it would have veea if no time ‘whatever. The words ‘and when once chosen,” to the end of tho subdivision, stand vy themselves, except as a grammati- eal construction requires the Supply of implies ase of some words previously employed. “The clear mandate “and when once chosen he (namely ‘a president’) can Be removed belyre the exyiration ot his term as Atder- man or Assistant Alderman only by a vote taken by acall of yeas or pays of four-titths of all the members ot the Board of i shall have been chosen president,” The words "when chosen” are broad, anu leave the fime when so Chosen iminaverial. And the words “the rd of which he shail have been chosen president,” reier in very positive terms to a past choice, and not, ex- cept by inierence, to a future one, walt ieclear to my mind that Mr. Wade ts President, of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and that, unless dis- qualited by death or disease, he niust remain such antl Ist of January, 1875, if not removed by # vote of tour- Miths of the elected mempers. The partisan a: “go tof the subject is regretted, It is my uty to disregard such considereions when advising my fellow oificiais in the govers of the city, and my Usefulness would be impaired i 1 should even seem to be goininenced. Upon several occasions, notably in the ease of the election of a civil justice in fhe annexed towns of Westebester, my official advice has been such as to conspicuously forbid such an impwation. The qu tion now under consecration may be claimed to att d the t the validity of ordinances ezality of city iegis- Jation in respect of lxes, assessinenis alld other inter. ete. Itis important, and i must be met Having acon- a lawyer, | express aud maimtain icin my ity. “It is desirable that lings jut we can congratulate oursel v and upright courts may be relied upon to corre of opinion and of acon upon the part of th nap honored sir, with ages ohedient servant, DELAFIELD SMITH, G Jomnash to the Corporation, THE LABORING MEN AND THE MAYOR His Honor the Mayor teels aggrieved at para- , graphs that bave appeared tn the morning papers, which give the public to understand that there is a aificulty between himself and the Common Council comcerning the giving of work to the unemploy laboring men, He regards it asa very mean part of a plan to bandy responsibility from one party to another, and end by making him the scapegoat of oficial delinquency and drawing down ou his head ‘the wrath of the workingmen. He has vetoed but ‘one city ordinance of any magnitade, and that was ‘the one in relation to the Morningside and River- side parks, which involved millions of dollars and Was o! very doubtiul legatity. Witn this exception, ali the ordinances presented to him have become Jaws, either by his signature, or by the lapse of time after his neglect or retusal to i fn them, For this reason the Mayor tyink= ne should hot be held to account hecause work tas not been provided by the city, and declares himsel: wiiling to take ail \egal Sorion poanioie for the unemployed. orry MARSHALS OPFIOB, The following is @ Statement of City Marshal Henry Conkling’s business for the « ending Jannary 9, for leenses granted and amount re- ceived for licenses and fues:—Liceuses, 159; amount, $247 75. THE PUBLIC WORKS. Commissioner Van Nort makes the following | / statement of public moneys received by the De. partment of Public Works during the week ending yesterday (Saturday) gor Croton water rent and youaitins for tapping Croton pip jor sewer permits. ” sewer Dipe sold w contractors FORM ace sans sesyseunnrrrpmeas sonny son umas: M088) a | Oysters & speelally; open day ang 0 DEFICIENUY IN THE BROOKLYN WATER BEGISTRAR’S OPPICE The experts have detected a discrepancy of about $600 im the Water Registrar’s Department of ‘he Board of City Works, Bills to that amount which had been paid and receipted for were not found on the cash book entries. It occurred dur- ing the time of Mr. Willets, lately deceased, and covers several years. Commpssioner Fowler states that ‘there was a litte aiference of about some $400, which covered a great many years, and was caused principally by clerical errors.” SPECIAL NOTICES, EONS ARE HEREBY FORBL DEN To give credit or supply material on my account or on gccoun ot Henry Go. jdt h deceased, late of No, 99 Third avenue. DEBOR AH GOLDSMITH, personally and ay executrix of Henry Goldsmith. Take ho.ice.—Any one having any claims to the estate of Henry Golasmith deceased, are requested to present $ se ane sm 2 days op is date; from that ate no claims or debts recogn: EBORA GOLDSMITH, Executrix, A HERALD BRANCH OFFICF, BROOKLYN, con. + ner of Fulton avenue and Boerurn street, Qpen trom 8 M. to9 P.M y tram 3 tog PM N DISTRESSED CIRCUMSTANCES desires to meet with ch jentleman who eraid Uptown Branch office. A> PUBLIC retreat OF KENTUCKY. Fourth peg | tively March, 31; ash gifts, oui, Whole Tickets, eon Halves, Tose: BRAMLETTE, Agent; Eastern Agents, 609 Broadway. A TAch TA GRAND GIFT CONCERT FOR THE beneait of.the Masonic 3 wichowe fa of Norfolk, Ya... $2:9,000 to be given away, without fail, on 1 ganuary THOS, __-PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C, A “A GOOD PIANO, $70, STBINWAY, HALLET ‘a Davis and other new and second hand Pianos for Tent or sale on instalments cheap. BERRY 4 CO., 789 Broadway. AT po QORBEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. forte, overstrang, carved legs, every improvement; one rose wood uy; right ‘giana, 0 only J. BIDDLE, 13 riey place, near Brond: FAMILY, GOING TO EUROPE, WILL t ten round 74 octave rose- makers, cost $1,000, for Caillat Privaie residence 120 fest 23d vi sect "an be seen to-day, PRIVATE MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD 7: | corners, OCTAVE, FOUR and square, ‘4 aetade Plano. ly guaranteed Cost $1, for $250 Ly x for shipping ; sdtin'brocatel Parlor Suit, cost $8. tor one do., $150; one do.. $50; arlor, chamber, dining Furniture; sacrifice. Residence Kast Twenty-fith street, one door east of Fourth ay. HANDSOME MINK FUR CAPE WILL BE _EX- changed for a good second hand Pianoforte. For a oy: Piano pa: will be given, Address J. C., box Herald oitice. LADY WILL SELL A ratte iin? Ween treble throughout, ov grand Pianotorte ar on fr: ay, oo $1,400, Will sell for less Third street LY'S Masie Store, No, 179 fustalments taken for Pianos and or- A. DECKER BROTHERS PIANOFORTE FOR SALE— an elegant 7; octave double round rosewood Piano, richly carved case, having all improvements, cost $1. for $250; Stool, Vover also parlor, library, chamber an dining Furniture in lots to suit; must ‘all this day or Mond: resi A. MAGNIFICENT 754 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte, for sale; foar round corbers; made order, cele. bratedmaker; fully guarantee. ; used 5 months; arlor, chamber, dining Furnitures ‘8 sacrific: jainily leaving city, Can be seen this day, 36 st, near Sth av. \UPACTORY PRICES, $20—7¥4 OCTAVE Carved pacent agratfe; every Improvemnent: War. Fanted; one almont new, $is0:, instalments taken, $12 month! K — 107 West 23d st.. corner 6th av. 1, 1874; tickets $5. JOB: 8, Agent for New York, 196 Broadway, poate & A ~NOTICE.-REAL ESTATE AND GOODS OF tLe every di Fiption bo bought and sold on commission by JOSEPH Ba’ Estate and Commission Broker, 196 Broadway, pei 4, New York. A HADY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL TER Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, nearly ney a very great bargain ; also a nice parlor Stove. Mrs. SMITH, 56 West Thirty: second street RASS COCKS, GLOBE VALVES, IRON PIPES AND Fittings, for steam, water and gar. MCNAB & HARLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 5o John street, New York. NATARRH A SPECIALTY, ik. DE KREMEN in all its’ various forms. Office, treats Catarrh room No. 13 way; entrance also at free On application. aa ace SES AND CURES. ADDRESS AMER- ‘ URNAL OF HEALTH, 176 Broadway, New York, nendlosing ld cents, Article also’ on Folypl of the Nose? OWES 4 MACY.—WE ARE INFORMED THAT the firm of Howes & Macy propose, to, t an mee in bankruptcy of their We deem it tm- portant to, our ineresth and the interests of ail other creditors, that an assignee ol the creditors’ choice should be selected. We therefore warn all absent creditors to take steps to be represented on the 24th inst. WILL GIVE A LITTLE PRESENT TO ANY LADY who will call on me or send Va address, with stamp. Office hours trom 9 te Band 3 to Mrs. 5. 8. ete ths Forty-fourth street. EDICATED SULPHUR AND RUSSIAN BATHS, 82 Irving place, corner Seventeenth street.—These baths are select and carefully administered, and recom- mended by the medical fraternity as the most rapid method of curing skin diseases. ulcers, rheumatism, colds, &c., yet discovered; consultation free. Oda ver NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY, RA CLASS, NO. 451—JaNvaRy 10, ee tA, 59, 20, 61, 41, 43, "14, vomit esmorinar-crisa a0. anvany 10, Saat 4,8 88, 10, 21,07, 7H, 2h 1, M8, 19, COOK & Cb., Mansgers. 3, No, 4 Fourth street, one door west i Broad- 697 Broadway. Pamphlet sent at we Are da ot creers MANY CREDITO! ED HANDS AND FACE! Use Mme, Lamartine’s white. Price 0 cents, Wholesale and retail ROMER?’S, 48 Eayt Twellth street, near Broadway. HOW UGLY THEY ARE|— rientai Mixture to peewiem me. B= BILLINGS r. WHEELOCK, General Agents, 1d East Fourteenth street, OREM FLUTE TO B FOR SALE. Mag IFICENT 00 as KEW; price $100, cost $200; elecant 12 German lute “ aaa), slightly damaged, id ( Falton's + Room 14, gliver-ker ies HURC S CBD Wowntug strect, have Sutshed: and. tor sais two of I2stops, one ot mae ‘and one of two manuales, 20 stops, at prices low for cas! FR CLASS UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, Giffercut makers, very low for cast on instalments. or to rent. CHARLES J, BETTS, 788 Broadway, corner of Tenth streets TANOS—4 GREAT VARIETY TO HERE OF SELL; rent applic jurchase. t mes reat applied to » ices to suit the nue. )% No. 8 Union square, 165 Fourth IANOS TO, RENTAND TO BELL ON INSTAL- ments; $50 to $1,000 Fepaymen' WILLIAM A. “POND & CO., 547 Broxdway. IANOS TO RE T-FROM $3 TO $8 PER MONTH; rent applied to purchase; also monthly instalments taken, at E. V. DUMSDAY'S, '24 University place, corner of Ninth street. as ARTIES BREAKING UP HOUSEKELPING WILL ‘sell their double round Pianoforte, first class maker, cost $800; sold French walnut lor Suit; Bedroom Suit, and very fine French piate oval Mirror, seven feet high, at a sacrifice. Apply < Atlantic avenne, Brook- dyn, first floor. PAWNBROKER, SALE.—THOS. M'GRATH, AUC- tioneer, 138 Chatham’ street, will sel! on Tuesday, men’s and women's Clothing, Robes, Bedding, &ec., bY order E. Sparenberg, ‘Broome s street, PRIGHT PIANOS TO LET—SQUARE PIANOS. FROM ‘ber month ; second hand Fianos from $75. WaL- KER BROTHERS, 47 East Twelith street, two doors west of Broadway. WAxTED 70 HIRE—WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR- chase, a second hand Orchestrion or Mechanical Organ. Address W. A. L., Dox 204 Herald ‘office, XT, THOMAS BAY RUM, IN BOND OR DUTY PAID, 1D gt reduoed prices; quantity to,enit paver also fine Smoking ‘Tobacco and J. W. CARLE, 25 Old slip, SPECIAL NOTICE, —8 SPLENDID OLL PAINTINGS, \ 48x40 ‘fine gold frames), will be soid $400 cash. ad- dress box & Jersey City Post oilice. i) ANTED—A PIANO ON STORAGE, OR WILL BUY on easy terms one of the celebrated makers, Ad- dress M. E. S., Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—A STEINWAY PARLOR GRAND PIANO; must be good tone and low price. Address PLANO, Sinclair Hotel, Broadway and Bighth street. (0 KNGLISHMEN-THE ALBION SOCIE(Y WILL meet for permanent organization, election of officers, €c., at the soclety’s rooms, 388 Broome strect, a iio isth inst, at7ig FM All Boglstinen wre invite OUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE city of New York.—The annaai election ior four Directors will take place in the Reception Room, Mon- day evening, the 12th inst, between the hours of '5 and Soolock and 1 snd 9 o'clock ¥- Me $1 WEEKLY.—GEKMAN CONVERSATION GUARAN- teed to young men inthree months; instruction twice a week. Call evenings at COSTER, 8i. Charles Hotel, Broadway corner Bleecker street | ORCHESTRAL ORGANS.—THE BEST yet. Something entirely new. They are not only original in desizn, but are also new In their musical con- struction, impo | more poWer, and at a lower price, than anything ever betore accomplished in this line. It hag all the superior qualities of the concerto organ—‘'the soul-stirring imitation of the huinan voice,” &c., intensi- fied, or with greater power, making it not only an elegant and powersul parior organ. but also admirably aptod tor churches, schools and lodges. Catalogues mailed. A large eae me ministers, charches, schools, lodges, Ac. Agents w: HORAC, WATES & SON, 481 Broadway, N. Y. $75 PIANO, SIX OCTAVES, ROUND CORN. street, South Brooklyn. 7 ATERS’ RELIGIOUS _NOTICE ES. T THE SOUTH BAPTIST © CHURCH, WEST WE TWEN- -ffth street, Rey. A. 0, Osborn, D. D., pastor, will Sunday morning at 10ig; evening at 7% o'clock. preac! A. RELIGIOUS MEETING OP SPIRITOALISTS, BE- lieving in the vicarious atonement of Christ, and adopting the creed of vr, Adam Clark, will be held every Sunday, at3 o'clock. at 176 beK/ord street, Greenpoint, T DE GARMO HALL, FIFTH AVENUE AND Fourteenth street, 10:39, Stephen Pearl Andrews, “Classification of the Science: umanity and its Relations; several speake Mrs. ,Flizabeth La Pierre, “Power of the Spirit over ins Bou. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH street, west of Sixth avenue.—rervices at 10% and han Morning, first of a series of sermons on the person of Christ. subject—The Character ot Christ.” After- Boon, usual chora! service. Rev. R. Heber Newton, rec tor, will preach. SERVICES SUNDAY, JANU- Bible class by Pr Thomson, 5.o'clock P. M.; fore ice So: ng at 7% evening; address by Bev. EH ilman. Young men's mee for prayer are on Thurs. day wening, at o'clock, and Saturday evening, at Be o'clock. Daily union prayer meeting at 334 o’chock. T ROBINSON HALL, 18 EAST SIXTEENTH street, Lyman C. Mowe, trance speaker, lectures jor the Soclety of Progressive Spiriiualists, swt Lis A. M. and 73g P.M. “Children’s Lyceam UTLER MEMORIA S800 TATION Ht ALL, SCOPAL CHURCH, WASR- J ington, near Sands street, Brooklyu.—The Key. 8. 8, Pycott wil! officiate on Sun ay, Jan. 1, at 108 A.M. and P.M. In the evening he Will deliver the sixth of the Barve of lectures om practical reiglion, Subject—"The Tempted Man.” Seats tree to all NHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, EIGHTY-FIFTH L) street, between Lexington and ‘Third avenues.— Divine service by the rector, Key. Dr, Flagg, morning and evenin; nday school at 244 P.M. / ner Kigh Alexander Wilder lectures on “Legislative Strangers have preference in snbsequent debaie. (ooree (0) ae Rev. maar ‘H. Tyng, Jr., pt h TRCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AYENUR, J corner Forty-fifth street,~ Kev. George H. Hepworth preaches to-day. Morning Subject—“The Work « Chris- tian Church Can Vo in New York.” Evening Subject— “The Necessity oi Kegeneration.” “Sunday School and Bible Class at 3. Canon, OF. St. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST Forty-fi'th street, near Broadway.—This morning's service at huil-past 10 o'clock; evening service at & Seats tree. runes OF THE MESSIAH, ner Vhirty-fourth stree preach morning and evening. and “sale of the Soul.” ARK AVENUE, COR- ev. Henry Powers will biects—*‘Souls Content” raver, 10:3 4 Third Cor t y n “The Mendicant ee q lates at each se rvice heewr oh YRIC HAL IXTH AVENUE, BELOW FORTY- second stre 0. B. Frothingham, preacher to the Independent morning, at he pas- ‘clock. oR? ESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OF nue and Thirty-first street —Preaching by aswor, Rev. § B. Rossiter, 1 M, Sublect—"'Thy Also in ‘the evening, 735 o'clock, ses of Religion “PHILLIPS WILL ._ AND. GENER a AP S13 AL Clinton B. Fisk will speak for Morning Star Missiot, 169 West Fwenty-sixth street, at 2% P.M, EFORMED iilne will preach on 8 Steinway Hall, at 1:30 o'clock, at Tre and Forty- second st can be [owe " } Re JOHN KE. COOKMAN. PASTOR, WILL PREACH acios 17 M. ‘in the’ Fr cle hate pb. Thirty-tour ighth avenues, se | public welcoine | 7 ie ] PY, ©. p. FOSS, D.D., WILL PREACH AT 1oy A.M, | ad Rey. J. F. MeCieland at7\ P.M in St. Luke's | Methodist Episcopal church, Forty-Arst street, west of Sixth avenue. Ry PERRY, Me Plymouth baptist ct | Ninth avenue, sunday, at lors | tism at close of evening serv! HE CUURCH OF THE HRAVE ‘Avenue, above Forty-fitth ; evening, sanuary Nat 75 P.M. Sermon bs Dr. Weston Morning service and holy cominunion at Wg A RWI AL C CH, REV. W. 1 Egbert rector.—In the evening the Kector will, request, repeat sermon on “Letting Your Light shin Seats all iree. EYES AND EARS. — RTIPICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND inserted without pain, by BAUCH & GOUGLEMANN, 36 Bleecker street, New York city: establistted 2) years We supply the leading veulists and hospitals of the city. RIIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.—WILLIAM H. REID (instructor of Bauch & Gongelmann). Warranted | best made, 106 Kast Hleventh street, between Third and | Fourth avenues, Oyster Dini way, corner roou in the city; AbMDY BRENGLR 22 ae Futon street The ing fe dinin | | gentlemen to call and see their new and elegant rooms | Maseum. RED, Tose wood, in good order, for sale, at 112 Summit 20 PIANOS AND ORGANS, OF FIRST CLASS makers, will be sold at lower prices.for cash or instalinents, or for rent tu city or country SORE “at this financial crisis, by CE WATERS & Broadway, thun ever offered before in ‘New York, WILL TEACH IN A PRIVATE FAMILY LADY, vocal and instramental music, En; overlay ty Sed porece and painting, » box 1 Herald Upto N AMERICAN LADY, RESIDENT FIVE YEARS IN Paris, desires pupils for instruction in the French langnage, at her residence or theirs. | English lessons given to French gentlemen or ladies at her residence day orevening, Address Mrs, ALEXANDRE, 1,037 Third av. LADY, TEACHER OF VOCAL AND_ INSTRU- mental Music, the French and German medal me ‘or her ae. only. n Branch oft Would teach equivalent for board in a refine Pupils taught at her present residence. Address E. Herald Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. om roe THEAT! M 885 and 687 BROADWAY, 585 one ee ig GRANDENE SUCCESSES ACINEVED. 4 CONTINUED SUCCESSION OF SPECKALTY, ARTISTS OFFERED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, THE STRONGEST Company EVER SEEN IN THIS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER AND RARE EXCELLENCE, + Monday evening, January 12, first appearance of EB. D. DAVIES. VALENTINE VOX en f PReMipit VENTRILOQUIST OF THE WORLD, in r tertainme: NECDO JTS AND AD VERTU ES OF tHe FUNNIEST OF THE PUNNY FO) TOM AND JOE; also Bt OLD FOLES FROM CON. a NEOTICUT. L FRANK FRAYNE, MISS CLARA BUTLER, in Ma A hah emotional drama, titled tb ALTAR TO THI SCAFFOLD, Produced with new scenery, dresses, proverties, de. D, reat character of JO) —} HUGHE: talented baad Vo. a ce the charming and ‘Mises JENNIE Fi fon JOHN HART, SAM RICKEY, AMUSEMENTS. Wertace's. rene baors and Para Hie! Mr. LESTER WALLACK 30; Commences at 8 o'clock. K OF M& LESTER WALLACE COMEDY IN TAS FIVE AND SATURDAY. MEER of Boucicauit's New Comedy, entitled A MA! H ALL THE PRINCIPAL MURM BERS OF THE COMPANY, SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS ENTIRELY NEW, On SATURDAY EVENING will be srotsend Bulwer’s Popular Standard Comedy of MONEY. WITH NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS, whic MR. LESTER WALLACE will perform. and \ MR, JOHN BKOCGHAM will make his FIRST APPEARANCE IN TWO YEARS. OOD'S MUSEUM. 9, BOUD BYRON. BEN McCULLOUGH FOR ONE WEEK, Fy DAY, JANUARY 12, 1874, AFTERNOON AT 2, the comedy of 4a i sheldon'seomic and a. ie she ons com pantomine, FROLICS OF A AT ouavEH DOUD BYRON in the gizantic success, en BEN _ McCULLOUG! EVERY AFTERNOON, nd incidental to above, The premier Nentriloquist Mr. ALEX. DAVIS The American Songst its JENNIE ENGEL DICK SANDs, ig Great Fendy, m. iHE and W. CRANE’S $11,000. BOX TKIG ‘AD. RYMAN, Master BARNEY, eee sath susicaan Lt: ‘the great mirth, reakereo ot New York. SANDFORD AND WILSON, the Musical Mokes, ax the Black Ban The great POLYNESIAN MYSTERY, introduced by Messrs, QUEEN and WEST. The SCHROTTER SISTERS and Miss KATE WILSON will appear in a peauiita BoE Dircrneeinenh together with ov ULAR COMPANY, VERY EVENIN Doors open ai yCurtein a at Popular prices of admission, 2c. ae and $1. Secure your in advange, N*3.9 voRE | STADT THEATRE. BeNDay, YANG. LOHENGRIN, LOWENGRIN, | Richard Wagner's most renowned 0 “Mme. Lichtnity, ax bisa; Mine. Peri as Ortrut; Pfluger, BA Weinlich. Blum. Chorus and orchestra of 43 . Manager RT, inlich. ch. Entire new cos EW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. MANAGER... oo... ese eesee eres esse ae he ‘al SAMUELLS eg ine, ! Januai oan Ghat A eAe fon, FS. SHANPRAU HEE A ARKANSAS TRAVELLER. ae January 16 Benefit of F. 8. CHANFRAU, IVOLI GARDEN, Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues. THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at three o'clock and evening at seven o'clock, TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS. Admission— Afternoon, I5c. ibe. 5 evening, Be. “PAUL FALK, Proprietor. speci epee wah Tena CT! OF SPEAKING PHENCE FLUENTLY. TWENTY-THIED STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, rat floor, over Moir's jewelry store. MONDE also ALS EDNESDAY, AT ll A. M., 8 P. uM SUBJEGT= CULTIVATION “OF itt rARe with eee ont Sounds and Idioms. Oral Classes sgt iF eopiTss, ia engl en and’ ies: Ladies invited. Prot. oral system is especially adapted to those aie aie Eortaee ir theoretical Knowledge of French practically available by cultivation of the ear, R, KAHN’S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC Institute.—Rebuilt, remodelled, and, with 8,000 tresh atiractions, now, open’ to the public at 688 Broadway, Dearly. opposite ‘the Grand Central, Hotel. Models of every portion of the human frame. breathing mechanical figures, &c., altogether comprising the most entertaining and instructive exhibition im the world. Admission, 50 cents Scientific lectures daily; tree to visitors, BE eee SUNDAY. ALN HALT, GREAT JONES STREET, P.M, for children, when MASTER ABE LIN 1 years old) will give Bunyan’s Dream and answer all uestions irom the audience, as to the Pilgrim's Progress, tioxt. Wonderful display’ of memory und originality, Exbivition at 8 P. Adults tree; children ander years old, 15 cents each. A liberal collection will be ex- ex) IMMENSE, success. as ee STREET, NEAI ADWAY, THE PICUANTNIES irom London. Every atternoon at 3 and evening at7:45, Vocal and In- strumental Music, Mirth, Dancing and Burlesque Opera by @ \roupe of the smallest living artists in the world, varyin in height trom 30 to 45 inches. The greatest: won: der of the mneteenth century. Don’t tail to see the little People. ‘The matinee periorinances are given for, the Convenience ot ladies ana children, Admission, B0c children half price; reserved seats, 25c. extra. Bo: fee open trons A.M. RAPHAEL DE SOLLAY Mai late (rom the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Lonton. Lycee DELMAR chna der, TONY PASTOR'S OFoRS HOUSE. ERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES. ASSOCIATION HALL, 0 RECITA ATIONS FROM HIS OWN WRITINGS Ticke| he 114 Broadway, and the Hall. FRANJO AND nee “TAUGHT IN A SINGLE quarter by HENRY C. DOBSON, 141 Fourth avenue. ‘Also all styles of Dancing for the minstrel and variety stage. MALL BOYS WANTED—FOR A THEATRICAL EN- tertainment; mast have good voices, soprano or alto; choir boys preterred; must not be over tour feet high’ or over If'ycars old; goo : salaries to little boys that gan sing solos, “Apply, at9 A londay, to MANAGER, 74 Bleecker st., corner Broadway, room (A LADY RESIDING NEAR THE ST, CLUUD HOTEL would like one or two children to study two hours aly with one ot her own family; terms moderate. Adaregs STUL Herald U ptown Branch office. T PAIN 62 BOWERY; UPTOWN, BROADWAY, corner Thirty-third street.—Young men qualified a bookkeepers and accountants, foreizners taught Eng. lish, back ward ladies and boys rapidly advanced. Gov- ernor King said, Colonet Faine’s plan of instruction is systematic and expeditious. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, % FOURTH AVENUR, opposite Couper Institute.—Bookkeeping. writing, arithmetic taught, day and evening; ladies’ de; ments: telegraphy taught practically, with Instruments, in one quarter. GOOD HANDWRITING TAUGHT IN TEN Les. evening. Rooms 1,261 Broadway, to old and young. OLIVER B, GOL! PROFESSOR OF LANGUAGES, GRADUATE OF foreien and American colleges, teaches French, Spanish, Italian and English at pupil's r lesson of one hour, $1: maxes all kinds of translations: i city reference. Call on or address PROFLSSUR, 106 rley pla OLBEAR'’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1, 198 BROAD way, corner T res w pupils re- ceived day or evening tor bus ness writing, bookkeep- ing, arithnetic, &c. Messrs. Doibear invite ladies and on second floor, 48 above. TLEMAN, PRI- with terms, LIBERAL SUM WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE who can procure a good position in < theatre, New York or Brooklyn, salary wo object, for an actos recently arrived In ‘America. Address 3ST Herald U De town Branch office, ‘OUNG MEN AMATEURS CAN JOIN SELECT (hbk tlemen’s club owning Se scenery; club root let to other societies, Address, for two days, ‘ACADEMY, vox | 14) Hera’ on office. Tspleased to uiorm the public that he has opened four elegant new Bowling Alleys, In connection with his ea wees 1,239 Broadway. BSORTE ccs \7 WEST 2TH STREET— ‘Club d’ Alberti Elegant Vocal ae Instrumental Music every evening. Bet eects yee SAIS DE i HARMONIE. Bi REDAT” POND’S MUSIC STOKE, 39 UNION SQUARE, and box office Lyceum Theatre G6 SEE KARL OOMS GREAT PAINTING, NOW ‘on exhibition at SCHENOK’S Art Gallery, 60 Liberty street. (‘LASSES IN DRAWING AND PAINTING NOW forming at the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY, Fitth'avenue. 1GHT BY COL, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, hes )ENCING ND SPARRING TAl MONSTERY at colleges, private’ canoes and at his academy, 602 Sixth avenue, near hirty-fifth street. Ruperior Fencing Apparatus aud Boxing Gloves for sale. Send for circular. ‘OH. TAU GAT IN ‘FORTY "LESSONS—BY CON- ; Reading, Writing, Latin, Classics, Mathematics: terms m: crate. Proiessor Y TAILHER ER Doctor of Laws, trou the French University, 137 West Twenty-fourth street. I ADIES W HO UNDERSTAND 1 DRAWING MAY L4 learn negative a retmaning. (a branch of photography) ; agn exen $20 weekly: wermscasy. Apply" wt 2 Bast anth stre ) arter 10, M* SARAH M. SMITH, WHO RE D THE diploma at the American Institute, is now prepared to give lessons in the art of making Wax Flowers and Foliage ; terms reasonable. TEW METHOD OF LEAT PRED JN “man thoroughly by conversation and re Yersutional fluency insured; terms $3 a yons/at pupil's residences’ Address PROFESSOR, bo: 105 Herald Uptown Branch office. SPs AND FrENC a thonovGitLy Tava and practical method. Appl: Ne FoNto AMO, 38 University pl rt Lda A7 Sixth avenw J. SA DANCL S.—CLASSES A, at atasonje Haltia enth strect, and Brevoort Hall, 154 and Fitty-tourth street, NOTREE at Brevoort Hall, Monday, Jan. 1 PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or GINCELARS at Private Academy, S12 East Benth street. DODWORTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANO- A. ae No. 242 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth e ra open tor the season. rewlar, ‘J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 Bleecker street.—New classes now forming for*be- ginners; for terms, &c., send for circular. Private les- any hour day oF evening. T WILSON & HAMILTON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, Arthur Hall, 303 West Fourteenth street, and Madi- son Hall, 214 Bast Thirty-tourth street, classes now open for beginners; private Jessons at any hour; tor terms, &c., send for circular. Soiree every Monday at Madison Hall ana every auesday at Arthur H fall. street, a Send ANTED—A GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL FOR A young girl, 12 years old; @ home more than school; or ear, Address bo: Heraid office, INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH, french and music, to two or three children of young ladies in family, by @ lady of some years’ exe perience class references. Address Miss BELU, 26 Drient avenue, Brooklyn, E. D. hb TaveNeD es $5. each; ees Address 0 FOR TEN WEEKS’ BOARD $4.0. tion: piano $15; modern lang leasant home; both se best rele: a WHIT LOCK, Wilton, Coun MON AL FRENCH ress ot call on M. Parisian young lady. J VERE, 1,212 Broadway, rooni No. 7, BILLIARDS. _ elan phiy by the Phelan & ( BARGAIN —A SIX POCKET PHELAN & COL- nder Billiard Table for sale cheap; must be sold cok. I. KOSENeT 1M Foreyth sti, trom 10 A, BM to em WINES, LIQUORS, &¢. Wit BRANDIS, RUMS, GIN, BOURBON AND Rye Whiskevs, © hampagnes, native and foreign; old Irish and Scotch’ Whiskeys, the a the world, at 109 Fulton street, betwe: han, ___ DENTISTRY. “FULL SET, $6, $8; GUM TEETH, $10, SINGLE, watranied. “Extracting, with gis, ‘de. silver’ All ings, Sc. Cpen Sunday. Examine specimens at 262 Sixth avenue, Remember, 26 BEACTIFUL AND, SUBSTANTIAL “SET OF Feet, $5, $8 and $10, Teeth filed with bone and iilver, Bier; with gold And plata, $1. Xi work. w ranted first class at Dr. Open Sunday. HY PAY A POCKETFUL OF MONEY erie set of Teeth, Te nn Ket Your pocket full ‘or rs i $1 4 Viki the papular Dentist 20 Sith ats _ T's, 239 Sixth avenne. —CARTER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S Building, intersection of Stuyvesdnt and Ninth lasses every Monday and Thursday, afternoon andevening, New classes now torming. Private les sons @ specialty. Y LADY WHO 18 PERF waltz steps. tleman, will please adare Herald oftice. T TRENOWS ACADEMY or |, Sixth avenue at their con india! dual instruction in Waltzing, Begone DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST.— THE VARIOUS to a.gen- CUMMING, OT 1 d would impart the sam with tern ece! elve All the fashionable dances in one course of lessons. LADIES—Tuesdays and Tidays, 34g P. EN—Tuesdays and Fridays, 7. PM. CHILDRENS Wednesdays, 36 Bry _NEW CLASS FOR iy. ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, B 24 West Fourth sireet, near Broadway,—All lashion: in one quarter; six Dances ¢ lessons, R, HLASCO'S SELECT CLASSES IN DANCING, M ‘at 166 West Forty-fitth street, meet for families Thursday and. Saturday at 33)_P. M.; tor gentlemen, Monde: and Wednesday, and for practising, Friday we avle Dances taught perfec’ taught perfectly in six pri RS. HLASKO'S SEL! SCT CLASS IN DANCING for children meets at 1 a Broadway, Tuesday, at3 and Saturday, at 10 A. SHERIDAN'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, FRANKLIN > Hall, corner of Horatio street and Greenwich ave- hue.—Soiree every Monday evening. Nights of tuition, Monday and Thuraday. \f ERCANTILE CTURES, ABROCLATION HALL, MONDAY EV! ENING, JANUARY 12 HN BR M. RECITATIONS FROM HIS OWN WRITINGS, _Tickets atthe Library and 14 Broadway. i BES OF SHORTHAND [N GENERAL SUSINESS — A free lecture, fallowed by an explanation of the principles of phonic shorthand, will be ey on Wed- nesday, January Us, ate F. eM by Mrs. “Ht A B. BURNS, inthe large room ‘ot the Mercapule Library, Clinton \TIBLO’S GARDEN, VOKES, Lepr eOTION, OF FUN, Farewell Appearauces, WELL APPEARANCES, prior to their depariure for California, of the VORKES . VOKES _° VOKES oe VOKES VOKES * « »® VOKES VORAE 6 Pp. ° VOKES BM thelr great speciaity, ar THE BELEUS OF 4H ty LLeS OF THE KITCHEN, THe received during ity representation last wee with the utmost enjoyment and delizht by the iargest and most tasmionable audiences the season. Read the unanimous verdiet of the Press:— “Causes the average mor- tal to laugh til his sides ache.”—Herald. “A more hilarious au- dience never gathered in a theatre.”"—Telegram. “The down hearted of Gotham find a punacea at Nibio’s.""—Mail, “Possessed of the spirit, of toquua playtalness.— pre oi he most enjoyable and “ity variety and vivacity Rave the wonted sausiac- Uon,”—-Times, “Permeated with @ quick- silver restlessness new to farce.”—W orld, “an uncommomiy brisht various and jovublé healthy peitormance tor piece, "—Tribune. yenEsette ihe hilarity of the | most miserable."— Com. “heir” originality veilous.' ‘The per Rericemance ene Re | the ES “(a variety entertainment we ff dramatic soul in eae “Three” hours of res ib joke versatility and ys con be had at Nibio's: ‘are oftelh mar araphie. will be precedea each Ca by the nonsensical ab- surdity ee ROMEO roars of anettery O JAPFI ‘hy Romeo.. «Mr, ok W. LEFFINGWELL Othier characters by the company. SATURDAY MATINEE at halt past one. IBLO'S Cet ZIMMERMAN, /PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr.J. A ZIMMERMAN, eee surer, begs leave to an ANNUAL DP ENRETT, ANNUAL BENEFIT. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 15, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 18, when will be presented A BILL OF a DRAMATIC AND VARIETY TRACTION Full partieulars in Herald ot hinds January 13. Tickets of admission. $100 Reserved Seats, Family Circle Seats may be Ces OF MUSIC. . D. HE! Be ree 1 EY E GRAU.........Directors KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH 0 "ERA. The Directors take great pleasure in announcing a short season of English in presenting to the New York oe the worl ned American Prima Donna, ‘Mins OLARA LOUISE RELLO for the first time in opera in her nacive tongue. The universally expressed desire of the Paes public to welcome our peerless representative of lyric art in this particular sphere of opera, after her numerous triump! on the lialian stage, has materially adued to the interest and enhanced the brilllancy of the present season in the principal cities of the Union, The other artists of the con| ime. ‘Jennie Va Van Zandt, ae Zelda Seguin, Mr. Theodore Habelmann, Mr. Joseph Maas, : Mr, Wihord Morgan, Mr. William Carietoa, Mr. Henry Peakes, Mr. Gustavus Hall, Mr. Edward omni, | Mr. Thomas Baruems hite, Ay We kintose, Mise Aunie starbird, ‘Miss Kate Mathers, forming a combination of talent unprecedented in : ng. lish Opera, and supplemented b: powertul Cee) and siesbre Orel , under the rection of Frank A. Howson. Owiny ng previous engagements ‘the season will necessarily be fimited to seven nights and two matinees, Ox, Ba delaras JANUARY 21, will glve her unrivailed im- Personation of Uncle ‘The sale o1 Reserved Seats will be open on Saturday, January 17, at the Academy of Music, Nos 70l-and 1 Brondway. M®* ¥ B CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, NDAY Peiy pio bien NG, Ra’ Mrs. F. B, Conway, ite, Parren, Lilian Conway. Mr. Frank Roche, Mr. Neil Warner, Mr. Walter Lennox. Ce Broadway and Thirty-fitth street, ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE WEEK. DAILY MATINEE from 12 M. toSo’clock P. M., with” the renowned | | CYCLORANA OF LONDON BY DAYLIGHT, painted in 1823. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT from7 P. M. to 0 P.M. ‘The magnificent pictorial wonder of PARIS BY NIGHT, as it appeared before the Revolution, presenting the Charming iusions of that beautiful city by moonlight starlight and gaslight. DURING EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING ‘will be displayed the exquisite specialties of THE POLYTECHNIC PROMENADE, the CHAMBER OF MYSTERY, THE sr IN ene Spirit Flame, Magic Wood Cutter, Glass Eogravi Wonder Lbs, Electro Magnetic Curlosi- pirit Writing, &c., bay Pg the Rovel eaieriainimenta of THE LEC ‘ORIUM, by Protessor TOBIN, late Secretary $f the London Poly- technic, uncluding the marvellous ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIONS OF SCIENCE, THE DIGEOLVING, SEATUE. AND SPEAKING CATHEDRAL CHIMES, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THE LIGHTNING FLASH from the Lantern each tvening will announce 8 o’clock by Washingt ean tim KDMISSIUN TO ENT UR XPOSITION-MATINER OB Admission to Polytechnic Promenade only 50 conts; to Cycloramas, 25 cents and Lectorium 25 cents extra, ut option of is tors. 3. Grand Fantasia from, ei irate, AMUSEMENTS, Die FIFTH AVENUE TH THEATRES preaersce ioe cpeney of Begadrat,_ Bopies ‘ordered 107 Shea daly irom Ba UNIO M. Beats may soured Froprictor'and Manager.. «Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY ST w phot unint innoce: ae cmd! ure Of terrupted and nt laughter. EVERY NIGHT this week (except SATURDAY), BRONSON HOWARD'S @ashing local comedy, “SARATOGA!” with new situations, new musical ef- fects, new scenery and » great cast, including Mr, James Lewis, Miss Fanny Davenport, Mr. D,_H. Farking, Miss Fanny Morant, W. Davidge, tire G. ie Gilbe Ha James, Sara Jewett, F. Lou! Hardener, linnie Con Or ge kes, Nina Varian. E D. Whitkig, skeih SARATOGA!!! Parke) Mortiwer, Hart G vong- . rs i. Mares, BB, ee ry, George Devel hers, ** SARATOGA MA TINER, Sauruay' next at 1:30, SALURDAY NIGHT, Jandary I, MAN AND WIFE, b particuiar request, hundreus being unable to obtain ‘Mission upon its lust representation, IN REHEARSAL a new and powerful Comedy drawn from the frailties ands for unes of contemperaneous So- Gleiy by Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY, and entitled GRAND, OPERA HOUSE, CORNER OF tWENTY. third street and Fighth avenue. Cars and ase the doors. Begins in the evening at 12s and on. sit RDAY APLERNOOND at 1s Periormance ot three hours’ duration. Prices are now :—Admission. S0c.; Ri served Scata, Bic. and $1 extra according to location; Family Circle Cones on Twenty-(ourth street), 40c: Choice seats may be secured in advance at x Ontice, which ts open daily trom 3 to 5, FOX’S WONDERFUL PANTOMIME—EIGHTH WEEK— FIFTY-THURD TO PIFTY.NINTH PERFORMANCE) HUMPTY DUMPTY ABROAD. New, Bright, Fresh and Full of Fun, Grand Spectacular Comle Trick Pantomime GREAT CHARM OF oF Tite HOUSEHOLD! ‘The New York Times saya The sight presented at the id Opera” House on sat urday Was one that would have RIGL SIs’ “SISTERS ! made a cynic smile. The thea- tre, enormous asitis, Was crammed, MARTEN FA FAMILY?! | and of that vast audience five-sey> enths were children, Bands of IL JACKDRY ind 12 youtugsters carne fuarded by — two or three ladies. One would TROUPE!!! have trougis that all the Kinder- ns ot New York were asseme mnt Brea im this Temple of Momus to see the arch-mummer, FO: HERK Y AU DUMPTY Me & ie yx OLD ONEAIWO Ww ie OWERY THEATRE, ars ii Pa ricatt actor, in Fred. G. Maoder's great snea srs i Pv powe: Bob Flashew sn inal oes raenictts STENOK Preceded b; ‘i entitled E ROBBERS wis FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF OF MARIUS TENCK, SATURDAY. ea ES OA RE OF I ee BOB. Mr. FoANy PAYNE and Sits Oban BUTLER, in the new sensation Drama of Rit SCOUTS OF OREGON, (Oe arty THEATRE, 6% BROADWAY. ABRIEL —— RU. 15; curtain 8 o’clock. PRVORnE PaMiLN RESORT Gnu GABRIEL ‘A 1 Z x . GABRL LAST WEEK OF GRUB GABRIEL the WONDERFUL MAJILTON- . GRUB GABRIE RAYNORS, GRUB GABRIE! Last mghts of GRUB GABRIEL the delightful, grotesaue, startling GRUB GABRIE. morceat, GRUB GABRIEL THE GOBLIN» THAT STOLE THB GRUB GABRIE! SEXTON, GRUS GABRIEL, a GRUB GABRIEL —_—_Last nichts of the wonderful GRUB GABRIET, )Mayiiton- .aynor GRUB GABRIEL beauuiul Boushell GRUB GABRIEL elegant Nelsons and GRuB GABRIEL at aie eee sl gRuB GABRI st nights this week, a1 GABRIEL WEDNESE SY ral ALURDAY GRUB GABRIE! TNE RUB GABRIE! nee jook out Tor. B RUB GABRIEL REIGN OF MscRIMeN? AND GRUB eerers CARNIVAL OF FUN. GRUB JAN. en A GRAND SEASON OF VAUDE- VILLE ov SVELTLES, surpassing anything heretofore. comprising specialty artists of the highest, ta eatest variety, affording en! # Srder and rare excellence ior which this popular tami theatre is famed. IPERRAGS GARDEN M SURAT EE * gacne bb CONCER! AD. ae Ee Ela EID Box office open trom 9 fa 6 Meleok ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. T First appeatause a the e Sohlowing Btars— \ ocalist ana Challen ease es wOSDE it Cc ee pee Ma Chap; presentations ac, crit Mare Chaba Pet Yoeulist: PALDY ROONEY, The faliisble Song and Vance Performers, Messrs. yer Da a rT, Firat time, 9 EN OWAMA UF [REL AND, ERIN: ITS BEAUTIBS AND SCENERY. TONY PASTO! creas tne BLANCHE SELWYN, he favorites in a new progtamzy MATINEAS Tueslay and Ladies admitted free Friday evening and ‘Saturaay ny maiinee. N COMPLIANCE WITH THE coe OF LBAD- ing citizens of Brooklyn, RE" TWENTY-SECON, DaMGIMEN BAND, IXTY HIVE, MUSICIANS, {nel Fa ace CKLE, LEvBai aoe ic Fy fhe uncer the leadersht, td many ot a 34 talent an: rh ee Pipverey es cen 3 oD Pere BAND. 2 oer for Saxophones, “Audante and an Meyerbeer Soo tor Cornet, Whirwind Falk tor Cornet, “Whirlwind Vol 4 lo 101 ‘Det, BUCKLE, &.Grand Diverttmerito, on. the airs Hons. arsellaise” and and popular melodies, with variations tor Cor- net, Clarionet, Oboe, Saxophone, Baritons and Levy f all na- ihiroducing the “Russian Hymn,” the 2 preat variety of national other instruments, Closing with the anthem, “My Country ‘Tis of thee, Sweet Land of Libert i bid “ Jullien . Overture, “William tell". ae GELMORE'S 22D K NT 2 Solo for Saxophone, Swiss Air With Varia- bos BA LEREBRES & “March Aux Flanbeaux” (Torchught Dance) GILMORE: Lalit! oe: BAND. we 4. Grand rele Introducing the “Last A ‘of Summer and ‘the prinei- idtaums {UMORE’Ss 22D BR NT CONDUCTOR . Seats may be without extra cl secured a) earl; application to Charles D. Toppiny feneue falas ure mtreet: ira Montague street, and Chandler Bros. 244 Fulton street, Brooklyn RYANT’S OPERA HOUS 23D STREET. ‘2d street and 6th avenue: Begins ats. Over at 10. Crowded with Jashionuble ind delishted audiences, BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. RILLIANT SUCUESS 0) CINDERELLA AND THE tLe GLASS SLIPPER, Gordeous Transtormation Scene. Cinderella Going to the Ball The Shadow Dance. Vinderella’s Chariot. juss Bob'Hartvcomie Court Scene. The Mutton, itt MATINEE, SATURDAY AT 2, SEATS SECURED, CADEMY OF MUSI LARA LOUISE KELLOGG, 1m Grand Opera, nesday, Jan. 21. JERCLE ¥RANOAIS J D HARMONIE, ANNUAL MASKED AND FANCY DRESS BALL, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, Tickets and Boxes at Rullman's, 114; P. Rontey’s, 713, and A, Fiauraud’s, 487 Broad stairs; Pond’s music Union square, aud NY EXPERIENCED ACTOR AND. MANAGER to meet with a party who wall farnieh from ok to $3,000 for a novel theatrical entes iS direction, from which several thousan: be realized by June: first class references. Address DRAMA, box 198 Herald office, YHOICE NEW MUSIC IDA,’ ey C,. WELS, | © “Chant de Guerre,” Gottschal ik, $1; “New Galop,” Aronson, 3c. ; “Christmas Beis," Wigon, : Hie’ de Mine. “Angot,” lancers and galop, soc. each Sweet Bt ¥} Roe p." Bird. rd,” Arthur Bullivan, Sc, C. me biTsON "t "bo. alt Broadway, FPOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, Triumphant fuccess NEW COMEDY ANE Bt! URLESQUE COMPANY. Hundreds torned away nightly. Tie abPY WORLD, pronounced by the press and public the finest burlesque ever produced. “{ OADEMY OF MUSIC, Commencing Wednesday, Jan. 21. Grand Opera, in English, by the celebrated KELLOGG 1..0UPE, ANJO, BANJO, BANJO.—WILLIAM D. icgel | will take a few aeate athis or their residence and rantee entire satisfaction after one course of lesson: ui Sicn rth street taught separate and private. 240 Bast Seventy- fourth str street. L} oe AND OP! . Loay, om GHTS OND 2 MATINEES, coumEnciNG WEDNESDAY, ate wae a, _ACADEMY OF "MUSIC. , EW YORK ‘MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, "eu BROAD. way, between Houston and BleecKer streets. — Every oné should vistt the wonderful museum. It is full of everything people ghould gee and understand. Lec. tures daily on the “Philosoph: % ot triage.” Those parties unable to att beta these important lectures can fa e them forw: st free. On receipt of 25 cent by addressing, RETARY NEWYORK MUSEUM 0 ANATOMY, 613 Bri a le | [mtu DELMAR. Chan $k tating hs tious BE. Sreantaame ied SEE THE ENG. ND AMERI- TONY PasToR's LISH A can Game Birds, no on hibition at SUnaNCK'S Art Galle! berty str AADERE, OF MUSIC. KELLOGG, seven nb Bian ani is two. He atinegs only, commencing jay, January 21, NJO, SONG AND DANCE.—JIG, Trtsth Ji B prices. N. Without a master, comprising ail tie above dango witht BOGA CLOG AND g Dancing taught tor the stage: Banjos, all ‘8 Guide to the Stage or Danc full directions, price $1. JOUN J. 10) Eust Houston street, pms DELMAR! visbes TONY PASTOW'S ‘OPEHA HOUSE, near Bowery: 632 SIXTH AY! ENUF, CORNER THIRTY- +4 Mt i street, H, TROUILLY, Theatricat Wig Maker.— A nice assortment of Wes for ladies and gentlemen; Side Whiskers, all colors: Mustaches and Imperials for sale, to hire and made to order. PXERCISE, HEALTR, AM USEMENT. —J. WOOD'S Gymnasium, Twenty-cighth si near, ifth ave- nue.—Tirkish Bath, Boxing, Fexoiga 9 wate training for corpulency, dyspepsia, gout, ‘Open day anc evening. Sore as RAMATIC INSTITUTION.—A__ PROFESSIONAL lady of experience will give ts Jessonsin [apy and pre ladies for the stage. Paces BE. are o ‘aller, stage manager, Booth’s Theatre, Ni ‘ork. be PERSONS hedrapate fee RI Sag tape a 0 T° ecctea in the dray ow | Wedtatsa RL Boa ‘of elooudone i. INSTRELS, CINDERELLA, ksh BRYANT? MINSTRELS, AT 2 O'CLOCK, # For the Atscommodntion of ladies and children, who din the evening, are unaDle to a OERELLA. MATINER, Children haif price to the matinees, |NIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE PAINTINGS how on free exhibition at SCHENCK’S Art Gallery, @ Laverty street, New York. M MUSIC HALL ARLEM MIND TOMS ONLY CONCERT, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, AT 8'O'CLOCK., _Mickets, 60c.; reserved seats, abc. ¢ 188 LOUISA LESSLIE WILL REQEIVE APPLICA. cations for instruction te fireside Reading and Dramatic, Peciamation, on Mondays and Tuesdays, at Robinson Hall, ixteenth street. METROPoutraN THEATRICAL AND SHOW “PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTRBL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON BAND .