The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1874, Page 8

ot SALES AT AUCTION. —— A™ BALE—AaT SOMERVILLE GALLERY, NO. 8 FIFTH WTH AVENUE, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, MAY U, 12 AND 13, CHOICE PAINTINGS, STATUARY AND» BRONZES, FREE EXHIBITION, NOW OPEN DAY AND EVENING, R_ SOMERVILER, AUCTIONEER, LBBRT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, By D.W. I Liberty and Ili Cedar street. Greenhouse snd bedding out Flants. AY, at 1 o'clock, focluding 2,300 Pots of — Geraniuims, Lemon and omer Verbenas, Cactus, tno and other Flowers, from ‘us celebrated Burseries of Gordon, of Staven THIs DAY, at 1 o'elock, Ameriean aud Foreign Birds, puvup by Galbraith, tasciden a Pi ibay. vat h o’eloc' Salesrooms 1.8 @ aie ot Musscildneous Geeta ed Preits, prelud i Greceries, gars, Liquors, mi im Goods, leuthet and. other Brushes, Showcases, peaks, Pictures, os uctioneer—By D. W. IVES. eA COMPL ite PRINTING GSTABLISHMENT. sold te close a copdrtnership, ‘on PRIDAY, at 2 o'clock, at 113 Lierty street, up stairs, ‘eluding all the improved Presses, Types, Cabinets, Forms, Woodcuta, Satea, Desks, Sharuag, ‘Stands, Belting, 4c. ; to be sold wm low to swt purchasers. All tirst class goods: in good renning order. Alsv two years’ lease of Femixes ou splendid terms, UCTION N@TICE.—R. T, HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. FRIDAY, May 8, ‘at 10% o'clock, at our saleiroom No. 94 Reade street, , Tinne regular sale of ware, Cutler Ware, shovels god Spades Hay and Manur ales, Hatchet, wrenches, as is An geye§ With aa i rt eancy Goods, about 4,000 Ibe nat "Square au rouad French Steel of n ‘the manuiaciure of Peter HF es a Successors to R. T. Hazell & Co., pAgetioncers, UCTION NOTICE. A ‘AUGUST MARTINES, Aucthoneer $20,000 worth of Magnificent Household Furnitare, Fosewood Pianoioria, Drawing Room Suits, Pagaungs, Statuary, rare and de Works of Art, at puoilc auction, on THis DAY (thureday) y 7, at the elegant residence 36 West fea street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. werb Suits, Grand Duchess Drawing Rooms style, covered silk brocad richest descriptic tion ; Etageres, Secre- tare Bookcase, Mirrors, Carpets, aintings: y eminent artists, Clocks, lace Curtains, ‘magnificent rosewood Pianoforie, Swol, Cever; rosewood, walnat Bureaus, Bedsteacs, Wardrobes, Mattresses," Extension Lable, Biedoard, Glassware,’ Silverware, ‘Cutlery, &c.; house farnished 6 mouths Sale peremptor ARTINES & CO. —JOUN H, FRENCH, AUC AUCTIONEER, Will sell THIS DAY without reserve. beginning at 11 g'elock sharp, the entire Stock of the old established Jewelry store of ©. 3. Ls rence, tormeriy Lawrence & Dillon, No. 9 Fulton street, in single lots to suit private ing of fine gold and silver Watches, fine ins aud Jewelry, solid Silver and Piated JOHN H, FRENCH, Auctioneer, _ RRETISON, AUCTIO: ee! Nititierisox eco. wit sell this day nursday), at img alt the Furniture in dwelling No. 359 venth avenue, near Thirtieth street-—Parior and Bed- Foow ©ults, Carpets, Beds, Mattresses, Piliows, Lounges, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c.; handsome rosewood Piano dnd Stool Brerything to be sold, owner going back to Gen An inv UCTION-ED. PETEGREW, AUCTIONEER, B: Bogart, Friday, May @ 11 oelock, Not North William street, mortgage sale, the effects of a Daguerrean Gallery, Ui eras, stands, Picwures; also the eifects of a Paint Shop, toi of Drugs: Paper Custer, Olt Cans, &c-_ Saturday, May 9 iarge assortment of Household Furniture, Carpets, &¢ J. BLEECKER, SON & WHITE WILL SELL THIS - day, immediately after the sale of the Mott Estate, 4 Lots, corner Tench avenue any lst street (Morning Side Park). See maps. UCTION NOTICK, JAMB~ JENKINS, Auctioneer. will sell at public auc- tion. this day (Thursday), Mey 7, at Li o'clock vrompt, au the Stock. Fixtures, &c., o: the Carriage Manuiactory of M. GLUCK, NO, 43 WEst TWENTY-SEVENTH i, between Eighth and Ninth ayenues. The stock com: prises | Coach, 1 Six-seat Park Phaeton, 1 Rockaway, 10 Yop Wagons, 13 open Wagons, 7 Express Wagons, $ Cro, eery Wagons Light Furniure Wagou also, 2 Sets of truck Harness, 1 Set of express Harnes: t ght road Harness; also all the Tools and Stock of shop. cale positive, rain or shine. UCTION. AUCTION, AUCTION. This (Thursday) morning, May 7, 1874, commenting at 10g 0’c at private b story brown stone mansion: 120 West 25d st. near Gth av., over $25,050 worth of elegant and costly Household Fur- niture, namely, rich 7g octave, 4 round cornered rose- wood 'Pianotorte, cost $900; superb Parlor Suit, in satin and brocatel, reps and cotelue; pier, and mantel Mir- Tors, Centre Tables, Etageres, fine Oil Paintings, bronzes, Works of Art and ‘over sW yards Carpets; Curtains, 20 ent Be droom Suits, in rosewood and black wa! Chairs, kitchen Furni- | . Would call atte: rt to this sale, ag itis ihe largest and richest lot ot good, city made Furniture ofiered jor sale this season, Sale positive, in lots, to | higuest bidders, regardless of cost or value. N. b.— Fiauotorte will be wold at 1 o'clock. strangers wishing to atiend can take 6th or 7th a rs or Zid st. stages. LUKE Pir oR Avetox SALE THIS (THURSDAY) | MORNING, commencing at 10% o'¢ Bandsome, genteel and useial Househoid Furniture, contents of the elegant private residence 210 West 2ist street, near 7th avenue. Over 400 lots by catalogue, fn excellent condition, made by best city makers and but short time, consisang inlaid and gilt walnut frame Farle Suis, covered in damask, sadn and cote- French Mirrors, lace Curtains DECKE a5. te s eae RUSEWOOD PIANO. ORTE. marqueterie, gilt. centre and console Tables, rosewood Btavere, with Mirror; elegant Oil Paintings, rich Mantes Sets, imported bronze Figures, Clocks, handsome Library and Secreiaire Bookcases, Library Tables, elegant Turk- isn suns, basy Chairs, Lounges, inlaid french walnut Buffet, Extension Table, Vining Chairs, Dinner and Tea sets, Silverware, Cutlery, rosewood and walnut Bedstead’, Dressing Cases, Arinoire-a-Giace, Wardrobe: Burcaus, Washstands, smarble top Centre jabies, Toile Bets, fine hair and spring Mattresses, rep, plush and hair- sloth suits, nall Stand aud Chairs, en Furniture, velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carpets and an assorument of necessary housebold arneles. Sale positive. KOBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer. To attend sale take Seventh or th avenue cars, Competent men to pack or ship goods; eity or country. Aree AL AUCTION SALE, Over 400 lois Dandsome Household Furnivure, this (Thursday) morning, at lug o'clock, at the private reside 03 West Twenty-eight street, th avenue. KRAEMER, Auctioneer. Parlors—Velvet, Brussels carpets Pier and Mantel Mirrors, magnificent’ rosewood ig octave jour round corner Pianotorte, Stool and Cover ; elegant Parior Suits, covered with crimson satin, blue in and blue and gold satin brocatel Etageres, Yaintings, Curtains, Clocks, Bronzes, Vases,” rosewood and walnut Chamber suits, Mattresses, Bedding, Mirrors, Turkish Chairs, vounges, Library aud Dining Furnitures &c. ale posi ods packed ¢ jelivered for purchasers by reep. ansible men. ar do and SIGNPL'S BALE. $00,009 worth ot Dry Goods and Fancy Goods, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May 7 and 8 commencing at 10 o'clock each day, at the store 328 Bleecker street. Black Silks sad ne Dress Goods, Ladies Suits and rgarments, fine Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Bhirdngsaod sheetings, Muslins aud Linens, Ouriains, Lace, Gloves and Trimmings. Sold 1p lots to suat private tamilies order of es! DAVID SOLINGER, Assignee. Avorn SALE or BLEGANt HOUSEHOLD FUR: re, “at private remdence, 21 Rast Twentieth sircet, near Bronaway. YHIs DAY, caxumencing at 103¢ o’cloc ‘The most elegant Household Furniture saie ever offered at auction in this season, consisting of two rosewood Pianofortes, 7% octave, four round corners: elegant inlaid and gilt Parlor Sui Fichest description tine Oil Works ot Art, Elugeres, Secretnire Bookcase, Clocks, tains marble Centre and Library Tables,’ Carpets, rdrobes, bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, sprin r Mattresses, Berdings, Turkish Chairs an anges, &c.; also Vining Room, Basement ana servants’ t, extension Table. Ohaira; Cuttlery, ea Warr, £e; Sale positive, rain oF HENRY ZINN, Anchonpe! China, Glass aud P ab itu ¥ EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Mortgage sale of elegan Cabinet Furniture. By EDWARD SCHENCK, TO-MORROW, at il o'clock, an elegant assortment ot the finest Farni ture. of the ‘most modern and unique styles of parlot, chamber, dining and hall, nt carved ut, Fonewood, covered in damask and reps; superb Centre aid Card Tables and every varity of style of Furmiure. The above is now on exhibition ond will repay those an Want of furniture. To be sold at auction at i No. 60 Liberty street. ¥ NIRTCR OF AM EXECUTION 1 WILL SELt this day, at 12M, at No. 740 Ninth street, a lot of Leut Topaco, Uigarm, Moulds, 'resses, te 1. GARDE, Marshal. INGEE, PORTER & CO. Will sell this day, May 7, 1674, at Real Eetate Exchange, ws Broadway, st 12 o'clock M., four taur-story double ments and Stores, on youth side of 115th street, 16) fect Wet of First avenue. Kach house is 25x65x100.11 INGEE, PORTER & ©0., AUCTIONEERS, will sell this day at Real Estate Exebange, 11 way. at 12 o'clock M., the splendid Residence ot ¢. R, Thorn, Kaq., on south side of 27th street, near Seventh avenue. ‘Sale positive and without reservation Bay yet HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, Ol} Paintings, &c., at auction. beet nneine: 20°08 on ieee AY, May 7, 1874, o'eloc £2 essdense of Philip Dater, Req. No, 238 Madinon avenue, corner Thirty seventh Street, ail the elegant Furniture contained in above residence, consisting, m part of handsome Parlor Suits, in ri ‘wood and crimson pad iy ae hie Plano, 7 octa Parlor Organ, mari it Cabinets,’ Etag ait Centreana Cousole Tablon.e leant dameck c rinins, French plaie Mantel Mirrors, Pier Glasses, bronze and it Clocks, Lee 8, Ornaments, uerte, velvet und Arusels Carpets, Baftet, Extension Table and dining room Furniture: Tomwood, Walnut and ena Bedroom suite; Armoire-a-Giace, Wardrobes, Bui lers, hale Mi is, &c.; Bilverpluied decorated Chin Dinher nid Tea Bets. Ulassware and Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &e. Vainungs and Bronzes, A choles selection of fine Paintings, by eminent foreiprt and Aimerican artists; a gant bronze Mantel Clocks, bronze Groups, statu House open for inspec- AUCTIONEER Catalogues at 106 Broadway. ton Weonesiay, May 6, y ay vi rag a bronzes, rare 1? oh I hee rors, about 130 o'clock, a street, near season, in the housekeeping E ica Furalvare. and mia Furniture : pier and man E™** B. HERTS, AUCTIONERR, 665 Broadway, near Bond stregt. TRUSTEE’S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY OF THE ENTIRE KFFECTS OF THE ST. JAMES HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND TWENTY-SIXTM STREET, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAYT AND 8, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK EACH DAY, Lego Cnr a nF | tains Gexnices, also a large Soy cl ia Glasewes, Sorerware. cop per Cooking dn great variety, Kitchen gee and other 2 ‘elegant Wher ana Bar ures, kc. } all the Machiner: ia un. ilers, Laund: Fixtures, | ream wangie Boutttiagal Uistses Wenger, Drying lus and remain’ i one eee ALSO Otis patent Eleva‘or and Engine complete. Hotel een CROC rome. Sugar, ae, teats, dato 3 brchasers ‘who cannot at- ut CBLEBRA’ sg eat wWises AND LIQUORS will be sold o1 THURSDAY BV ENING, ‘at 73g O'CLOCK, ‘This stock was all selected sayremly for the St James Hotel and is of the very finest and worthy the moneda CHAMPAGNES, G. H. Mums, Roederer, Moet & Chandon, V. Citquot, Heidseick, ‘Dey. Monopole, King & Co.. Carte Blanche, La Perle de la Cuvee, st. CRS de. Chateau Margaux, Latte, Leoville, fa Rose and Gis cour, allot the vintage of 1858; Chateau Bouliac, Lanjac, Laiour, St. Julien, St James, te, Be . LP. + ag ‘Almeda, Victoria chica old Reyerve, South Side, RRIES. Daf Gordon, Vino aie Pasto, old Crown, Amontilado, London Dock, I. L Yriates, 1851; lunperial Cabinei, 1844, arti RHINE WINES. nheimer, Derdesheimer, Niersteer, Asmanhau- udesheimer Berg, Marcobrunner, Johannisberger, Hovhelmer, Lesh, Fraun, Milch, ac. BRANDIES. &C. James Hennessey, ( ‘oegra Dupuy, Pinet, Castillon, S. 0; a vintage 180; V. 0. P.. 1836; old bourbo! Rye, Irish and ‘cotch, Whiseeyss ° Jamaica and At Uroix Kum, Laney: ain, fc atch Ale, London and Dubin Por- ter, Ginger Ale, Cordials, &c Catalogue of the Wines, &c., will be ready on Thursday morning at the hotel, Sampies will be exhibited on evening of sale, and all goods must positively be removed on or before Saturday evening. By order of F. FROST, Trustee i 4 Bankruptey, ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, late Henry H. Leeds & Miner, esiablished 1:47. five 106 Duane street. By HENRY D. M1} WEDNESDAY, ISTH, AND THURSDAY, MMTH MAY, 3 O'CLOCK BACH DAY, Xi Tine WARE ROOMS OF Mf 13 KCK S ABSOLUTELY RAMMING FROM BUSINESS. ‘The stock compr ises :— in the greatest ‘Variety ever offered in this city. Details in, po N. goods will be ready for examination on and alter rouda ith inst. ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, late of Henry H. Leeds & Miner, established 1347, Balesrooms 105 Duane st doors west of Broadway. pine, undersigned has Fara his business to No. 1U5 0 est of Way ane street, just West of Broadway) vive ae Henry H. Leeds & Muster) BY HENRY b. MINER, FRIDAY, MAY 4, AND SATURDAY, MAY 9, at 1034 o'clock, each day at the salesroom, No: 106 Duane street, 4 doors west of road way. IV SALE REMOVED FROM PRI RES! “S FOR | CONVENIEN COMP LISING ROSEWOOD | SEVEN GoravireLANos made by ateinway & Sone; gilt frame Freneh plate pier and “mantle irrore, ‘Auminster, velvet, tapestry, Brossel and three-ply Carbets, in great variety; carveil rose wood Parlor Suits, in brocade, core- | laines, figured silk and various colored nae? wood’ mirror back Etageres, marble | Sue Side Tables “Lounges” Rockers and. Easy Chairs, | rosewood, black wainut, oak and mahogany Bedsteads, | marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstonds and Com: | modes, carved black walnut and oak Bookcases. Ward- robes, Extension Tables and Bufleis, brocade Window Curtains and Lambrequines, painted and enameled Cottage Suits, spring and hair Mattresses, decorated | China, Dinner und Tea sets, Glass and Bliverplaced Ware, kitehen Utensils, &c., dc. Also a general assort- | ment’ ot OMice Furnitire, Standing and aiiting Desks, | Railing, revolving Chairs, Stools, &¢ L & BINBERGER, AUCTION | L. sale “his day (Thursday) nine caste of Merchuadise, ‘vie, Woollen Weer ney Goods, Handkerchiefs,’ Buttons, Trim: mings, Fringe. Gloves, Embroideries," Knitting’ Yarn, Scarfs, Hoods, Hts, Toy Steamboaws, Playing Cards, &c. By order ot Adolph Birnbaum, C1\ Marshal’ thereafter, Furniture, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Oilcloth, Cur? tains, Clocks, Table and Pocket Catlery, Jewelry, Wines, Liquors and Cigars; also three Pianos, General Salesroom, 37 Nassau street, Jere 30 Real Estate Departuent, al Park row. Extensive sale of Household and Office Furniture. On FRIDA AY, 8th, JERE, SOHNE TON Jr, will sell, at his generai salesroom. 31 Nassan st, a ve 2R,—MARSHAL’S JOHNSTON, JR., AUCTIONEER, elegant moquet Carpets, velvet, Brus- ts; Ol clothe, Mirrors, Extension brocatel and lace Curtains, | Sofa Be ing bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands and Mirrors. ‘The above sale comprises the Furniture ‘of two private dwellings. % Clocks, being the balance of an imported stock. | 75 Carpets of every grade. J, OE! UCTIONEER 46, VAL Bedford avenue, Heyward jaboat and Lynch streets, Nineteenth wird, Brooklyn, being the estate of the Kedfield & Rice Manufacturing Compan; ebaolute bale, by order of Charley fi, Woodbury, £sq., trustee, Tuesday, ‘May 7, at IZ o'clock, at the Commercial tx: change, $60 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall, roo! | lyn. “This property is elimbly located in the improvin | section ot the city; title perrect; 70 per cent on | gue, , Sale peremptory tothe highest bidder. 6 office of the auctioneer, 369 Fulton street, Broo! i at the office of CHARLES H. WOODBURY, aq. a ne stre part seven very. ei | ois and ingrain | Tables, Beds and Bedding, bro ounges, Dressi ABLE LOTS ON Pt eat B. WILSON, AUCTIONEER, J. LESPINASSE & VRILDMAN WILL SELL ON HURGDAY, MaY 4, at Liotclock at the Cechange Salesroom, Xo. 111 Broadway, the tires story and base- meat brick and brown stone Hol XO. 964 WEST TWEE NTY-THIRD STREET, size 24x43; lov 73.10, more or less. For further particu lars apply to ‘ADCHOR EES, No. 3 Pine street. 76 Third avenue, the entire Furniture of 20 rooms, embracing Parlor, Chawber and Bedroom Suits, some very rich; two splendid Pier Mirrors, Consoles and Cor- nicés, Mantel Mirrors, Buffets, ri and brocatel Curtains. Centre Tables, hair Mattresses Bedding ; ab 6) Carpets of ali descriptions, three Pianofortes, | Zarlety of medium class Furniture, rich Chi Kets, Newing Machine, bein ment for housekeepers and o' ARGE CARPET SALE IN BRO N. 1h HEGEMAN & CO., Fri Beeaey aaa eae | Salesrooms, corner Willoughby street and Peutl, Broos- | Wyn, tangs sale of pew apd, second hand Axuunsier, mo- ue! on, velvet, Brussels, three-ply and ingré arpets, Rugs, Mats and Oilcioths, oe a M2", KLSAS, AUCTIONEER-SELLS, THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock, at 46 Division street, the entire Stock and Fixtures of the Keystone house, consisting of Coun- tera, Bar Fixtures, Beer Fumps, Stoves, lot of Barrels and yevekacks in lois, Attorney for Mi fortragee. M. xpsepare, AUCTIONBER,—NUSSBAUM & CO. sitll this day, at two o'clock, at 217 Canal street, & general aesortinent of Household Furnivure, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Chamber suits, Desks, sew! | chines, Phoveeraph Case, Counters, Harness, dc. ARSHAL'S SALE—THIS DAY, AT 2 o'CLOC premio, mises, $0 Grand street, FOLEY & BECK ENBAUU Auctioneers, 17 Bowery, all the Stock and Fixtures bought by Mr.'Rely on Saturday ast will be sold over on accuun! i by order. . D. HALL, City Marshal. OBTOAGE SALEBY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL, 1 will eel! this dug Tharatay), May 7 was ail nT ack A. M,, ai 52) Broome e street, corn: counters Beer Pum #, Measures, Barrels, | ae. let, Euma, out laa ‘Attorbey tor Morag.” + aes | Deg SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AUCTION- cer, will sell this day. at 9 New Howry, Lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, viz. Dremes Shawls, Kern- | nants, Spreads, Table neets, Underelothing, Boots, Shoes, 46. ; also Coats, ine Vests, By order A.B. ‘Barnard, Third avenue. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—R. PIELD, Auctioneer, salesroom 69 Bowery, Pil oe atl olcioe ‘Albgen ‘and other Rage mnants of geranaL isting of Aik, ‘meri consistiny merino, | faces crupe and” broche Sha: apes S Voteralochl Quilts, Blankets, de, de. ine Undercloth ing, oy _ By order or M. Menrbach, Grand { HERMAN, SHERIFP'S AUCTIONEER, | $+ will sell’ Friday, May & ‘at 103g o'clock, No. 15 Howery, a large aud geiersl assortment of Wives, Liquors, Ci CpArD consisting ot Brandies, Gin, Rum, Bour- bon an ¢ Whiskey, Port, Sherry’ and Rhin tad | Bitters, Kimmel, 4c. in'barre! Tels, caaks and case, 6 | and cases Champagn vid Mould, | Cigar Cutters, os * vied, oe , dealere inv is HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER, . Fancy Goods, Shirta, Brawern Clothing, &c., this day (Thuraday), May 7, at 10 oclook sharp. the Stock of & dealor—viz, rawers, Stocksags, suspenders Shari», Handkerchieis, Pans, V post | pestepeavies priierteshecpa wi os 2 PERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR. 7, aes ea ey Oi sells this day ahenmas ators: o'clock, at Bowery, wl Slegaut Aworuuent’ of the finest vornivare, of the most ue one Bureau, one side jen fierns (Fhereday;, Mt ¢ Sofa, Chairs, tour Chairs, kok, Deputy. . WILLIAM 0. CONNER, Sheriff, _ atiention of private families. te couiprises in part as 1885; Sercial St. Anna, 1544; Blackburn's old Fast — L, SOUTHACK, NO. 620 BHOAUAL aE ng? USION AND | ENTIRE Stock 0 SNT CABINET FUR. | NICHE ALL MADE TO ORDER FOR CITY CUSTOM TRADE,’ SOLD IN CONSEQUENCE OF MR, SOUTH- Parlor, brary, bedroom and dining room Furniture, | | OF HANDSOME t 10% ‘o'clock, at 1534 | ar large assortment of Household Furnitare, comprising in | Janes, M. FORD, AUOTIONEER—AT 2 CLOCK, AT | @ Very desirable assort- era. } cat ae a ilaor Store, consisting of | SALES AT AUCTTON. ' Gora be ag SALE—IN PARTITION, Cha -__eemeadll Josuri oe MONDAY, May era at nag noon, under direction of Urute N “that delighttul Country Home, reer Governor Joun A. Dix, rode tice of, ut 23 acres of cal’ choice lana, with a fis ha Nerttouce, ae couchhouse, boathouse ai gu the northerly pare ot esichester coun’ havi Long Island Bou waler view; lat many Sieecuene of this ths cily makes it one of and boating. the close proximity to lace and mai most desirabie residences ip the neignborhood of New York. For terms and particulars PS the Referee, No. 251 Brop iway, of to MAN ONS, oem Aitor- = No. 88 Wall street, New York aps tioneer’s, No, 87 C jedar street, N. Mi ied four, story high toog brown nt tour. igh stoop bro’ Boag GE oe, near Tunaison avenue, will be ‘old at suction by DINGE!:, PORTER & | CO.,at the + xchange Salesroom, ti Broadway, at 12 ° reidek, on the 1th inst, SAV SALK OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE Dr, Vatentine Mott will be completed on THURS- Dav, May 7, at ld o'clock, at the Exchange salesroom, v» New York, under the direciion of the * soot, “and of ANTHONY J, BLESCK«k, Auc- “sfhis closing gaie will embrace Afty of the most_desir. able Lots in ihe Property, including the whole, frout of ‘Niuety-sixth street. and, hi large ¢ Lots on the Riverside Drive aud Park. e Whole of the valuable Water iromt. “And aigo the Brookign frovertys corner of Albany avenue and Montgomery street, torming the borineast sone ae NR OTT, Executor and Referee. JOHN CHETWUOD, Bxecgtor and Reteree. JAMCS McQUADH, Referee. cou f NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET, STEAMS TIPS. L LINK—STEAM TO QUEENS. Yast tern, 46 North Ri ry i Nori Har cron. Preoala Xtal t ratea, Soa oe Oe France and matty 4 AUTON, BS Broadway. REAT WESTERN, STEAMY! NEW YORK TO BRISTOL TF ENGLAND) DIRECT. The rs of this line will gail trom pier 18 Kast .Tues M mncetey: May 10 $45; steerage, ‘70; sion tickets, $120. AppIY t to the Agent, ‘W080 South street, TS oRGAN's SONS. AGLE LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHI TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The elegant cisco built iron steamships will sail from Su Line p pier, Otof First sirset, Yioboken- nin STOR TASSAGE TO.” PLYMOUTR, aa CHERBOORG and HAMBURG Cabin—First saloon, $12 Bold; second saloon, gold. Stecrage—To Fiymonth Yondo id #5 erreney +6 ¢ rrency. Propald tickets from 4 freight a ty to FUNGH, marie es William: KNAbTH NA CHOD & Tuline, yey Ora Broadway. JDASSAGE TO AND FROM QUEENSTOWN, LIVER. PAfoorand Antwerp by the American end ‘Red 61 Deans for 21 a und waar, issued at jowes rates. jUOTT, BROTHERS & CO., ab South street JILLIAM Annee Bafiiy yh tad 3 No. 50 will seit on sniectgy a at liquor store ai Monrve street, corner Montgomery, consisting of a tine 4 pull English Ale Pump, splendid walnut Counters, Screens, Chairs, Taples; also the Con- tents.o, the butcher shup attached. ‘The’ lease of the wen house will be sold to any party for respectable usine ss. LOTS MAGNIFICENT, HOUSE!0LD | FURNI- ure, 600 yards Carpet, at public auction. this @uursday) aternoon, at 1g o'clock, at residence 103 West Twenty-eighth street, berween sixth and veventh ticent Planoforte, rich Parlor Suite in ey anid Curtains, 600 yards id bining Furniture. J. avenues.—Magn! an Carpets; Chamber, Libri KUABMER, ‘Auctioneer. 1 sible inen in attendance art or pack goods tor pura asers city or country. $2 OOO Rokt#, OF BLEGANT HOUSEHOLD | D. Furniture at public auction, this (hurs- day) aiternoon, commencing att o'clock, private resi- dence 12) West’ 23d st., near 6th av., comprising elegant 7, oetaye Pianovorte, "four Parlor Buits,, $00 yards Cur- pet, Btugere, Mar room. “uits, Bedsceads, pureans, | nd halt Mattresses, Builét, Extension Tabi, Chairs, ver ‘also Basement and ser- yants' Furmuare, ‘Saie positive, L. FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. “HUROPEAN _STHAMSHIPS. Fe, CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other potntsin England and Wales. Tne . ouin Wales Atantic Steamship Company’s new first class steainships will Rail- | road wharf, Jersey ys | GLAMORGAN First cabin passage, $78 “and $8), ‘currency; cabin, $5, curre steer ay $380, curren } steerige certificates from Oar currency. 1 For further’ Particulars apply to LD BAXTER & Ov., Agents, ’, New York. Fo, PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG ‘The Hamburg-American Packet Company's iron mail sieamship penelite \ oy Capain J. Meyer, will sall on Thursday, May 7, 1874, ure. plities of Passage to Biymouth, London, Cherbourg and jambu Eadin—Upper saloon, $120; lower saloon, $7 First gold. Steerage to Cherbourg and Hamburg, $30, Siecrage to Fiymouth: London and all peishin Eng for £1 and upwards. AXCHIBA, a PSculand and Wales, $8), currence land, Sethe W: “Spe tat wal eat fay 14, 1874. KUNHAKDY & CO. B, Ru CHAKD. @ BOAS, General Agents,” General Passenger asta, 61 Broad s.rect, New Yor! ad 6h ‘Broadway, Ne New Yo.k. Noun og GERMAN LLOYD BreaMenir COMPANY. For Southampton ‘the beeps GRAF MACK: roaptain G. Mever, will sail on Wednesday, May 6, at2 P. M., trom Bremen pler, foot of Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by the sleainship NECKAK, Captain J, C/ Meyer, on Saiurday, yates of passage to London, nada and Bremen an |. (pavable ia gold or its equivale; urrency). | First Cabin ‘$120 Second Cab 2 Swerage. E) For treight or passage is OsLKGHS #00. Fay No. 2 Bowling Green. NCHOR LINE. PASSAGE, RATES REDUCED, YORK AN OW, STEAMER EVERY! ALTERS ATE DAY, Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry. ‘Thursday steamers proceed via Queenstown. Saturday sueamers proceed direct to Glaszow. From Company's pie jew York, Thu Sat.....May 16 May Rates of passage—payanie in ‘currene; — 70 Rotts “gece REOUL, ADL Sonne, QUEENSTOWN OR BELF, Cabin, $65 tov $0), according to steamer and gocommoda- ths tickets sued at reduced BI Steerage, $25. Drafts issued tor any amount at lowest rates. Send for ear a iving fun information, to Com- on anys ofloesy, No. 1 How eelichaiae tiene ON BROTHERS, Agents YUNARD LINE. ICE. With a view of diminishing the chances of collision the st-amers of this line take a specified course for all seasons of the year, Un the outward passage from Quesnstoy York or Boston, crossing rae meridian of 50 at ra imicuge, of nothing to the north of gem hie I meridian of 50 ‘On the homeward at 42 latitude, or nothing 10 To the nor x ISH AND NORT: Hs BRIT ‘Md AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL SiEAMSHIPS BETWEEN BREW AAS AND Liverroot, CALLING AT CORK FROM a ews Tone JAVA, ‘ABYSSINTA,..We at, June 6 and every following Weduestay ana Saturday rrom New York. Sieamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- ers,” Cabin pawage $8), $10) and old, ‘soordia % accomm: dations turn tiekete na (fold, ecard ‘tl . Stecrave $9), currency. Beerage tickets trom Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at lowest rates. | For freignt and cabin passage apply at the company's office, No. 4 Bowling entty For steerage passage at lil Bi away, iri TFs een rd ES 6 FRANCKLEN, Agent, lark ana na rant ‘treeta, Chicago, til ‘HITE STAR LINE, FOR ee on AD LIVERPOO: Ligne CARRYING THE 1D STATES M. ~May 9 atl A. M. ay Bia t3 P.M. hey Ma Reh A. | ‘May P.M. OCEANI REPUBLIC. —From the Wiiite Siar docks, Pavonia terry, sensey City. Rates—Saloon. $8) gold ;'Steerage, $80, ¢ Saloons, staterooms, smoking room’ and Suthroomein midship section, where least motion is felt, thus com- dining safety, speed and comfort For Inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, 19 broadway, New Yor! Rd. Coutts, Ament. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, ‘The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships petweeu New York and Havre, calling at Brest. Pete splendid vessels on this favorite route Yor the Con- tinent, ‘ ing more southeriy than any other) will sail from Pier No. 50 North River as toliowa:— ree — Surmont, -Satarday, Mavis ARLS, Saturday, May Saturday, June is (ncinding’ wine), to Brest or First cabin, $125. Secona cabin, $75. Superior accommodations for a iew » Excursion lickets at reduced rates ee ee Mt ek American travellers going to or returning Coutnent ‘of wurope, by Sakina” wie’ Hine veld bot trausit by Bngilsh railway and the discomforts ot. cross. ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- pense, GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, Removed w 55’ Broad) Note.—In June and thereafter the deoartures wil ‘be n Thursday of every week. Ste br LINK. W YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. These elegunt new Clyde built steamers will sail from pler 86 North itiver as follows: pre May Ie 4 j ‘ATE OF PENNSYLVANIA BrAte OF VIRGINIA. turday,, avurdagy June 13 STATE OF GEORGLA. “Bau thereatter, taking Ved ice of passage in go) | Hgvre? — And every alternate Saturd gers aS Growgn rates to ail parts of Great Britain and | ire Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany. Sear raland ape by any other line. faite tor £1 and up’ or Ireight or passage ap- ly to AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. verente, “i _Stoerage office, No. 45 Brondway. i y | JNMAN LINK —30UTHERLY COURSE, Royal ft Arp are appointed to sail as follows:— OR GBENs WAPAND LIVERPOOL cry or Gear at Me CHESTER, A | CITY OF RICHMOND, oes CITY OF PARIS, , Me CITY OF BROOKLYN aturday, June AM. | RATES OF PACHNOR TTS EDA CABIN, $8) and $90, gold. according to aecommoda- tion. Round tn tekets at Meg rates. GE—To “Liverpoo! Londonderry, London, ristol, Sardine Beltast, Haves or piamburg, ‘sun. 4 Prepaid ¢ er sidleates, ol eureney, forwarde mark and Paris at reducet rates Vos NOFWAY: Den Dratis issued at lowest rates. For cabin passage and yeneral business apply at the Company's office, No. 15 Broadway. Swerage oxices $3 Broadway nul pler 46 North River ING, DALE. Agent. ‘\yaTionacL LINE. ‘The most souther!: orice uN by this company to avoid lee and nentinngee™, Maopted by rom ern Ss and Ki out Ane TO QUE: POOL, EN, Sat., re M. oie tay 3 A.M. Heys Mav SPAIN, DENMARK, Capt. suign PND Dinky oP. M pt, Suinner. Wednosday, M P.M. Gabin passage, $7); Bo) Surrency’ Sfoekaye ke ereaely reduced pricer.” Return tickets Wt reduced’ rates Pree puid steerage tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rates. Appiy at the company’s office, No, gy Brondws jager. j. HOR: XOOK'S TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS— Are Issue! to every part of Rurope by every line of steamers. They enabig one or more passengers to travel any train, steamer oF diligence ‘at reddettone vary: by jug trom 10 fg eo below ordinary 4 ere ‘hese holders to stop at points of ranerest en in which ordinars kts a no it, Cook's Tick: Kew Round World from 1 gold. gl ‘8 excursions fiving aren Bad eke “age oe, upwards of 1,000 We it by mail. COOK, 80) aa Warren street dled ‘Tike at w Bowe ig o'clock, the Cntents of tho | ats Janes aria M: | o8 OPPONOVAN HOSEA, PROPRIETOR NOBTHERN a tcith, corner Cortlandt and, West strects. —Gaban and steerage passage al Class 6 's. deiphia, ithe, in intermediate, $10; drafts payable every- iway tickets. NITED Lape ed PASSPORT BUREAU. —OFFICIAL ports of the Department of State issued by A.C. Wintala Rt, Guired ptates Cours House, 41 Chambers PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA Japan and nt Ch vin Panama. oy all ngecean jes for the a? ‘to Francisco—$5), $100, or 8 $110, cur- "aa Francisco $9 Yokehame. Os $150, soit, ban Francisco Kong, $2) k Steamers leave pier ra North iver | Now York, as fol- 8 : COLO CITY 0} FE ni 3: at 12noon ACAPULCO. gf tet! jay and every alternate Saturday thereuiter,’ calling at Kingston, Jamaica, and connecting with all steamers for Central Ameri nd South Pacific poris, ‘Extra steamers for treight and way passengers will be despatched on intervening Saturdays, ag necessity may quire. For freight or passage or further information n apply at at the company’s office, on whagt; toot of Cana e ‘Horus Haron, Vice President and cupert Director. U: etre MME TICAN WEEKLY LINE, sailing Thursieye ati2 pero Cie carrying the United Steamal p METROPOLIS, Mckerson. Steamsiup PEKIT, Ellis, commancer ecu jon tickets isstied, good during ither ship. en rt Dh freight or POSTNT BROTHERS, 28 South street POF HAVANA NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ, NEW YURK. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAILS. 8, LINE, leaving pier No. 8 North River at P. Xt CITY OF HAVAN ola, OF NEW voi arect) “Po eight of ord AND EGs'% SONS, 38 Broadway. 798 ano. Foxe BROADWAY Ti nm ALM, Proprietor. s ie "SHE SECOND, Everybody's Fi NA on GEO. L. FOX. OniGiNA wilt appear, See, sinenees in his great Comic BUMeTT { yHOMPTE UMPTY AVGSSOL seoun' aloate nt by saneetal IC, ACkOnAn "10, Wi OREAN, PREMIER canine ae een ee. ¥ bee watt rains and ‘Every Evening at 8 and Matinee at Bey THEA’ 5.33 Bors |Z 38 skepimies pus 8x TRE, ¥ BYRNING: purina THe Witek, SATURDAY MATINGE Ars MP yOLN MCCULLOUGH.” will appear in hisgrent rote of in Dr. Bird's "g classical Riv of THE GLADIATO! ip advance at the box oMee' uf theatre or branch feket colli, al the music store of C. H. Dilyon & Co., 711 Broadway. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. ARIETTA RAVEL, UALIFIED suo EVENING 4 hey ITERSOON AT 2, Joe aber BS actress, The celebrated tragedienne, ‘ bier AE soputt MILES, Military Di In the great sensation of tary brane of OKoRA F THE cr aia ith the ye ov THE FoURtHENTH, |°"KOBERT MaACATHi W ALLAcK’s. Proprietor and Man ie, LESTER WALLAOK. Doors Ota at Ycloc'! INSTANTANEOUS ‘AND TLguIvOCAL USCESS of Mr. 'f. W. ene delighttul comedy of . ce ne ° ~ Frogection of which is thus desortbea by “Nym rin} Beauutfat stage illustration has become the rule at all our comedy theatres, aud 1 set and inartistic scchery jw the exception. But rarely, irever, have we seen any- thing upon the stage in this city which for beauty of de- sign, richness and harmony of color, intricacy and variety o1 Cn and nacuralness of effect compared with the of “School” as it is now represented at Wal- Jack's Tueatre. ‘The scene is a rus.ic one. A ian pas shown with @ thregromni ‘ot rocks, water, and forest debris; @ little brook bursts trom the POCKS. in re seye) distance and runs sluggishly across the entire tage, the foliage, flowers and banks reflected ‘in its sha lows with charming effect. Over this stream & rustic bridge is thrown; it leads, not as stage bridzes 90 often do,into the wings or up against a wall, but into green, mysterious depths ot the rank foliage that line! watercourse. Shere is something ‘lush, crisp, real and tender in the vegetation of the picture. ‘The leaves sway with the summer breezes that float or seem to float across the scene as soft as the emotions of the story itself, The brook is heard bubbling in the auses of the ‘play and the shadows dance over he grass and runiet with all the charm of outdoors. There 1s one other remarkable feature to this picture, and that is the aerial prospective. By the sksiful arrangement of light the sky at the horizon 1s thrown back and we have a real atmospheric illusion seldom, it are attained by yarely mechanical means. When the curtai ave ses OL scene & burst of admira tion greets it ° 4 muy: scrooL will be performed EVERY EVENING Baby esto AFTERNOON Mr, LESTER WALLACK..s....... JACK POYNTZ Other characters by Messrs, JOUN GILBERT, HARRY 3 Seti JOHN Fag Oga AM KDWARD AKNOTT, J. K, J. F, JOSEPHS, J. AIRINS, 1 MORGAN, (Ht SMITH. Miss JEFFREYS. Lewis, Mise EXFIG GEEK . ROWE, C. BATE, L MATINE::, SAT! 1: BOX BOOK OPEN TWO WELKS IN ADVANCE, _ Carriages may be ordered at 10:30. ‘EILSON.—ONLY EVENING READING STEINWAY Hall, to-night; the Balcony Scene from “Romeo and J Juliet.” Reserved seats at Steinway Hall. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE. These tirst class steamships will sail every Tuesday, at 3 P. M., from pier 13 oe River, (vot of Céar street, for Havana direct, pialn'T, H. Morton MOBEO CASTLE CRESCENT CITY, Captain T. 8. COLUMBUS, Captiin #. peed. MA r freight or pa: havin; Ono dations) apply to we a ILLIAM P. SLYDE, 73 00,, No. 6 Bowling Green, _D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana. FPO? NeW, ORLEANS DIRECT. ERCHANIS' STEAMS“IP LINE, ‘The stparmitl ie ed METROPOLIS, from vier 36 North River (foot of North Moore street), on saturday, Ge 9, at 3 o’clock Freights received daily. Through rates given to St. Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. For freight or’ passage having superior aecommoda- tions, avply to FREDERIO BARER, pier 36 Norih iver, OR NEW, ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Steamship Lin ‘The steamship CORTES, Captain Kemble, will leave pier No.9 North River, on Saturday, May 9, ats P.M. rewght received daily. | Through rates given to Galves ndianola, Rockport or Aranzas Wharf, Pe gered San- fiao, St Louis and Mobile, Cavin passage, $515, sieerage, ew Sora a or passage apply to CLARK & SLA. ton, QOUTHERN LINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRE9T, the following new and first class Steamers will sail P. M., trom pier 20 Bast River :— gvery Wednesday at T OF bal Freight Received dally” ‘Through rates to. Galveston, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas whart, ‘Brazos Santiago and St. Louis. Cabin passage, $50; Steerage do., $2 For freight or ve, having superior accommodation: apply to C. H, MALLORY & CO., Agents, 163 Maiden lane EXAS LINE. —FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT ing the United States Mail. Will leave pier 25 East itiver, Me Through bila ‘of lading, all pointson the Galveston, Hi 2 Hout a vad nd. RR. No charge for ing super in oon aiations,apoly. tp ht or passage, ving superior accommodatiot Te me A, Viti a 1s Maiden lane. ETERS ape Monday, Thestay, qi oy ae and Monday, Ys May end Saturday rs sia inet DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. pier 37 North River, toot of Beach street, steamers leave ve dail at3P. M. tor Norfolk, and passenger steamers for Nortoik, City. se eat Sinmone on Tuesdays, ays, 8) and amsonger, t tickets issued to soutien vie, Virginia, and Tennos board and other hnes; also b: yegeitrond for Western points an for Newborn and, Washington, Om Green’ —PkO! LINE ¥OR ALBANY.—THE SPLEN- A. iid steamers DREW ond ST. JOHN leave pier 41, foot ot janal's street. daily (Sundays excepted) at 6 P. M. TTBS Ss) LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS North and West.—Elegant steamboats daily (Satur. s excepted), até P.M, , rom pier 49 North River, foot roy street. Fare low. ALL RIVE LINE TO BOSTON, rt and Fall River, steamers BRISTOL and PROVI- DENCE, ptt pier’ = ibe Ttiver, foot of Murray — daily Gundays, Jan to September 3 inclusive), aa Hokots sold et ail principal hotels in the ise ‘Halbe nds engaged for the season, ENNSLYANTA RAILROAD. —THE GREAT TRUNK AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. — Trans leave New York, trom foot of Desbrosses and Core t streets, as follows :— Exprem for Harrisburg Pittsburg, the Wost and South, Jit Pullman paince cars attached, 9:30 A. M.,5.and 8 FM. Sunday, 6 and 8:3) P.M Williat laven, Corry and Erie, via reicanean erie fp talnca ok wivion. 7. AC Tor P connecting at Philadelphia. For Tpeiitore, Washington and the South, “Limited Washington Express” of Pullman Parlor ¢ sats, 4 daaly, ex gent, Sunday, at 9:9), A. M.< arrive at Wasnington 4:10 P.M. Regular at 8:40 A. M..3and9P. M. Sunday,y ee ress, for Fhiladelpni 8:40, 9:30 A. M.: 12:30, 3, ayer. Meds ute Cbuudey. 8 O10, 6m) and} Emi a wands pay class por Tren 2) A. M., and 3:10 P.M. Sunday, 6:0 P.M, For Newark Bi ena 40, 8, 9, 10,11 A. M., 12 M., 1, Stn, 3:40, 40, 5140, 6, 6:10; 6:30, 7) Tale 10, 10,1 ‘ahd if aight” ‘Sunday; 5 Gx th, 7 20, 740.8, 9, 20, 1L A, M., 12M, ie iain com 4310, 7730. See Beano oe pea be ri! 11:30 P, Mand 12 night ‘Sun 220, 6:10 Ud 8, 10 A. M., 1,2, 4 Petty 6:30, "8:10, 0 Mad Ze and 0B. Mt gages, Pet are 1 Amboy ‘and South Amboy, 6 and ‘ALM Branewick- 7:3) and8 A. M., 12 M. a sana "f ae sare sand 2 nigh, and t cou ai For ‘Lambertville ‘and Flemington, 9: A.M. andi MM. Phullipsbarg and Belvidere, 9:20 A. M.. 2 and 4P, ‘commented for orden 3, Bariington and Sam aon’ i WW A. 3, dand ie? M, por prestalds 2 saad dS M. and2 P. M, For Pembe 6A, M: ani nee pt Tee. M., dail Fen an day. From agnibatan and Baltimor 10:27 P. Sunday, 6:06 Prom! rae 210, 6:20, 6:50, 10 he B18 6.08, 8 Sanday, B10, 6 ‘and. 10-7 P acnieket meen st, 435, 271 and 944 molto No. L Ae tor House foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt strects Emigrant gket office, No. 8 Battery place, M, BOYD, J neral Passenger Agent, _A.d. Cassatt, ‘General'M wer. NDOUT AND Riera War Salon jewbui jar’ tor Esopus, aad ind Dae ats CRUEL and TAMES'W" BALDWIN, leave Ha oy Dior $4 North River, daily ata P.M arin Groxtnaron LINE FOR BOSTON. | steamer ‘#HODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Tharsday and KARRAGANSETT, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from pier 33" ‘North Rive ave PM. ON RST OLASS STRAMERS Wm. Gook, ‘Acrowenith and Norwaik; perases Sands, Kens Myers, Morton and others: Dudley's, Spring ill and Myers’ Groves; Iona Island ‘and Alderne ry, ‘ark. Once coe Morton and West streets. No My office or agent J. & BE het 8, ALHING BANKS, SUNDAY, MAY 1L—STRAMER Seymour, leaving Franklin street, N. igen sireet, a River, 6:45; pier YF ‘North’ River, Beeb *, Toth niet st, “) YS Mianslgors, AL, &. _EXCHANGE, ‘ANTED—GOOD “CARPETS “AND > FURNITU! RE IN exchange for stock of a sound Mnisoan com- Daay ot thiscity, Addresg N 0. P., Herald rpue EVENT OF 1874, BARNUWS GREAT ROMAN alFropiom: nuriine Svke Gonerenoe LARGEST AMUSEMENT vr TMD, ITH AMPHITHEATER SEATING TEN THOUSAND 'TL0. OPLI nd wi TOTAL CAPACITY ‘or FIFTEEN THOUSAND. REV! IVAL 0 OF ANCIENT GAMES OF thence” “ND ROME, BRILLIANT PAGEANTS, ROMAN CHABIOS RACKS, Ge AND EXCITING NICO SEWELLED ARMOR oF re iM es AND GORGKOUS PARA! H. RECALL WIth 1K} LA HISTORIC TRUTNFULNESS THE DAYS OF JULIUS OASAR, The beantiful Pes det of the GRESS OF NATIONS represents the sovereigns and subjects of all civilized countries and introduces a pageant of bewildering splendor and unexampled magnitude! EEN HUNDEE: , WOMEN, horses, ponies and trained animals afe employed in this Great representation, and its entrance upon the grand Course, afternoon and @ , is the mgnal ot intense enthusiast, ‘This beilliant and Interesting scene as fol- lowed fan exciting programme of Chariot Races Steeplectases, Hurdle es, Pony. Races. Standing Taces, Elephant Races, Camel Races, Flat Races, key Races, Lassoing act, Gymnastic and ‘Grapes’ acts the beautiful a pectacle TWENTY-ONE LIBERTY HORSES. representing ‘ho. CORSO AT ROME during the GRAND CARNIVAL, GRAND MENAGERIE opens at 1:30 and 7 P.M. Pageaut in amphitheatre Moves at 2:30 and § o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions the least crowded, while the fatertaitinens equals in every respect that of the even- ing. Reserved seats for Srchestra and balcony can be pur- chased three davs in advance at box office (open trom 8to 4), and at Millet & Co. 0.8, 48 437 Broadway. Sections D and E in orchestra, in front of Grand Stand, 1 60; Orchestra, $1; balcony, 75 cents; family circle, & cents: gallery, 23 cents, Private Boxes, holding four, j-4 Rag es THEATRE, ober SE tar gy ag A GR, GOLDIe: cy WHOSE WIFE? Monde ” oft L J. H. Stodda: ma wei, i fir. IN THE LONG STRIKE. BILSON —ONLY EVENING READING, STEINWAY The are,” enn; in. = served seats at Steinway Hall. Pipe TH AVENUE TH ‘RE. Twenty-eighth street and Broadway. Bogins at 8; Paci DALY. rietor and Manager * LAS’ re MONSTEUR ALPHONSE, LAST MONSIEUR o/LPHONSE, “SATURDAY, AT 1:30. CAPT, MONTAGLIN. Mr. CHARLES FISHER MONSIEUR OCIAVE. “Mr. GEORGE CLARK Mme. GU. MANOU, BONLTT. ADRIENNE, ‘one of’ the jameless. s NINA VARIAN BIJOU HKKON As the first of a FAREWELL, P TERIES OF POPULAR REVIVALS of the most FAMOUS SUCCESSES of the Fitth Avenue otnentre, Mr. DALY will offer (with a m powertul i and eiaborate surrot ge), the great rama of — Sibunis bi un TH BT. AND O11 AV. Le THEAT! in her unrivalled Defeonenon' LADY TEAZLE, THE pie | Fou SCANDAL, GRAND *oub' ‘COMEDY CAST.” _LADY TEAZLE MATINEE on Saturday, at 1:30 P. M. . GEO. L. FOX. IES PALAGH ae a iB NLGuTEY. PAMILY BURLESQUE AND NOVELTY TRIUMPHANT, EVERY EVENING, 8 O'ULOOK. SATURDAY MATIN“E, 2 O'CLOCK. WORRELL BAYNOR BROTHERS, iiirons | Ps ERNANL © j.|§ERNAXL * ERNANL CHASTE AND PLEASING SPECIALTIES, SHERIDAN AND MACK. DELIGHTFUL OPERATIC GEMS, TILLA. . ECCENTRIC AND INIMITABLE DANCES, SEAMAN. LAUGHABLE FARCES BY THE COMPANY. THE ACCOMPLISHED WORRELL SISTERS IN BURLESQUE. CHARACTER SKETCHES, FAY, BLITZ, LANG AND SEAMAN. EXQUISITE MUSIC ON ZITHERS, GQERBL AND SAND. et nied ct Be ea a aa Ee THE WONDERFUL SPECIALISTS, RAYNOK BROTHERS. SALLIE APT, ANGIE SCHOTT AND FLORA LEE. UNRIVALLED COMBINATION OF ARTISTS. THE ROARING FUNNYISh, PUNCH AND JUDY, BLITZ. THE CHARMING BALLADIS?, MISS MINNIE ROLLAND. ERNANL pPTeOnguizay, THEATRE, 585 and {87 BROADWAY, 085 and 587. . BUTLER: Man: Ste iaraoat aimount of aitrastion in the olor THE EXCELSIOR TRUUPE OF NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN, | 71 METROPOLITAN. oe Se ee Minstrels mickey. METROPOLITAN, | NOW Sones One Storing ac aie METROPOLITAN, | Ned Fox's Great Bur- METROPOLITAN, | Under tie Gaslight, Yarn: METROPOLITAN: | Ned Fox as West. ura Courtland. METROPOLITAN. The Intelligence Ofice. | Ketch an METROPOLITAN. | yg Sinclair, wereorortray, igh Jack 1! ck the leeler. Jictar. PO. ne, Shela Fox, Cool White, eat pruth oa California a Miss Jenme Hughes, iiss Roberts, Miss ‘Mise: Murray, together with our KEGULAR COMP As "ANY, speczonts, pen aT. gay aaa at Tig ofclock. cial not Stomene nex! e King of LUKE SCHOOLORAF4, and 2. CUES, the Groat New York favorite. NHEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART... Pro| Tremendous mance Sed eaae ED. iiARIAGAN? se areuran raring “on B ARMY, OH! THE FOUR COUSINS, ERNEST BYNE AND GERARD BYNR. Mr. B, M. CARROL! Mr, JUHN. WILD: HARRIGAN and HART, Colonel GUCHEN in Mr. JOHN WILD'S inughable act, x ii pret and RYAN, Miss KITTY ON: Miss ALICE BENNKTY, Miss KATE OOORNOR,, and the entire troupe in a new bill The Comie Drama, Legs piss SING eMATINER WEUNTSDAY ‘SND sa XTRA NOTICE.—MONDAY Weare cena Mist JENNIBENGLE and Mr. JAMES W. Mi ‘aud Dositively tie last week of the world renowned is ULLIGAN GUAI ae y a Reba rte rietor > new ucts. HARE IGAN and ART, THE TERRIBLE EXA) » THE $10,000 aoe MYSTERY, ae and the Sensation Drama, THE isaauur PADBONE; THE SLAVES Sr THE HARP, and HARRIGAN'S very successful Sketch, entitled, KR ARMY, formed by six. ‘ne above ote 8 800 companion to the world renowned? LIGAN GUARDS. M* FB. On yt A THEATRE, 4 OLIVER DOUD” BYRON as BEN MCULLAUGH, GTeisWay aac. MISB-NEILSON, at the close of the most brilliant dramatic encagement: of the year, at Bootl’s Theutre, will vive, ae her A AREWLLL APPEARANCKS season, en TWO READINGS, THURSDAY EVENING, deg Ay MORNING, May 9, at £ but regi OH F fIRST READING. yea et able NEILSON. The Knight and the The Charge of the the Light Zickets, $1; reserved seats, 50 cents extra. Seats on sale at Steinway Hall, at Kalliman’s, 14, and. Schirmer’s, 7U1 Broadway, and at the principal hotels, EW YORK STADT THEATRE, GRAND otek OPERA MURSEKA, 'RSK. MURSKA. THURSDAY VENTING. May 7. will be bred oaueed, ins inal uw a Sprnpletenes, VL Mile. 1LMA Di MURSKA I inher great role of ISABRLLA, supported by a POWERFUL CAST COMPUTE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS AND a a ney SATURDAY, Opera Night. It Theatre and the ULAR Bil) ‘POPULAR Ben Box Sheet now open st the stad Theatre Ticket ou 4 Broadway, “4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY, The management takes pleasure in announcing the appearance, for a limited number of nights, of the CELEBKATED PRES i 1vIg “ATEUR, PROFESSOR HER: N, in a series of OIREES MAGIQUES, THE GREAT HERRMANN, THE GREAT HERDMAN®: HE GREAT HERRMANN uses NO_MECHANIOAL APPARATUS, NO CONFEDE- HATES or FREARRANGED DUMMIES to PERFECT bis: AM his wonderful acts are arcane’, and performed im full view of the entire audie POPULAR. PRICES, General admission, $1. Reserved Beats, $150, Proscenium Boxes, $20 and $10. Boxes, according to focaton, ‘$8and $6. Family Circle, ngate now on ile at at. jBonirenss: 70 Broadway, and a aan 8, ie principsk hotels, aud at the office of the ACADEMY, SLSR COLOSSEUM,, C Brosdway and Thirty-nfh street THE ne TR a eae THE GREAT STORM L 000 6N R’Sppp 000. N & L oO O NN ND DO O NN N L oO ONN ND DO ONN WwW L oO ONN ND DO ONN BS L oO ONNND DO ONNWN L 0 ON NND DO ON NN Z 8 O88 WWD DO ON kN Ltttun ooo’ NX “N Bopp” “ooo” NR. RaIN, HAIL, THUNDER AND LIGHTNING, RAIN, HALL, bidet ay AND LIGHTNING, NO UMBRELLAS WANTED. TWO PERFOKMANCES DAILY, ADMISSION st. yROOKLYN ACADEMY. OF MUSIU, I dl ong iA Benoa 10 BROOKLYN wean” VEREIN, GERMANIA RATE COMPANY, AD NEUENDORFF..... Dik i CARIFLACH i ViRWANDYEN, y,n three acts, by Benedik. ooo oan ‘open froin o'clock. Geen THEATRE, Director Director 7, MAY PARISER yom Operette. in five act by Oire ¢ open daily trom) oi wh coe, EILSON.—ONLY EVENING yr an STEINWAY Hall, to-night; “The Shia and the Lady.” Re- served seats at aaa a OBE PARK G. WE: Panu. oe DESAY Rise MAY cee uror ie BO. ENTH SEASON OF HIS UNATVALLRD SOMMBR NIGHTS’ CONCERTS, CENTRAL PARK GARD! Fall inreaarn in future announcements, LY EVENING READING, STEINWAY ‘he > Onares of the Light Brigade.” ach, NY hia te ight ni 2s, THe LECTURER AND pear at “Association Hall, Sabject—"iceform and Reformers Reader, wilt Pi dav evening, May 1 Miss &. E. Newman will preside at the organ. Reserved seats $1, at Gurley’s, Fourth avenue and i'wenty- ined street. TEINWAY HALL. NEILSON, iene BEADING. | dedanendbn SEATS m: rved al POND'S MUSIC STORE, 39 UNION SQUARE, — \ARD.—IMPORTANT MUSICAL NOTIOE REMOVAL. Sa a Mnsical University, er, is sis ‘tculars mailed. ‘Address Lami NIV) i IC. READING, aba! eg a be reser ‘ourteenth si 4 CADEMY OF MUS) CUSHMAN, Seats ‘OND'S MUSIC (S Bron, aU ion SQUARE, Lt AST NOT BY GOING TO THE BEET- ware Hall jatatinge Balls S37 Wet Hah resces, after. evening at & 210 a street, near the" ‘bowery. D AHN'S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIG Institute.—Rebuilt, remodelied and with 5,00) fresa Attractions, now open 'to the nearly opposite the Grand KILSON,—ONLY EVENING READING, STRINWAY frat to-night; “Phedre, ved seats at Stolnway | of | ESTON. b We ade aaed dramatic study. \ and ee aomen wishing € aeegemeny BILSON. —ONLY ph irestaeh READING, STEINWAY Hall, to-nighi ora,” ex Tennyson. Reserved. at Steinway RAND ee sean VONCERT ra ay SH le EVEN: Ma Yorker Epo 8 OSTAVA Ra lon th it ORRIANT, the, great Late Italian Opera Troupe. Mr. HENRY. WIENIAW! | ap the vi Mr. PATTISON, Piano Solo, GRAND ORCHESTRA. Grand Oneratis eee of 5) male and female and other Artistic pao a Monster patel er cate. Admission 50 cents. Resotved Sea ts 50 centsand $1 extra. For further particulars see to-morrow’s paper. 7 cus! % ACADEMY OF, CHanLorTE custatay, ©) SBMAS nx beri AND Las ST READING, on SATURDAY, May 9, at 2 o'clock. PARI DO ABOUT NOL Selections from saat od UT NOCHING, + Mrs, Browning: son onsiaince Wootton ate, gi. . Lover artes for sale at, ACA MLLO's Stationery Store, No, Broadway, near Twelfth street, and at the Academy, Sher ‘olock on the day of the reading. EILSON.—ONLY EVENING READING, STEINWAY Hall, to-1 A pt bey } for Love," by Oougreve. Re berved seats at Ste fall. RYANTS Bryans meer B We twe ty-third street and Sixth avenge: Over atid. ox once pep from A. M. to 1W.Be lone secured. Delightful Musto, Singing, D: ED. TWO HOURS’ FUN, CROWDED. Revival and immense success of Poy Grn iy oc ae RN Raa Juinb’s Couege. Borty, Wine TRO FaToity ‘WRLt TREATE: ‘the ULLIGAN BLACK GUARDS. eR aPzERt, Cuswort Lugene, Beynyour, Bob: FAMILY ance eer eatees mE x INSTITUTE HALL, THIRD AVE a4 and Sixty-third street, it five minates: Past midnight next Mond peeing, eaaate deat ‘BF SIN SIX DA MILEs 1 IN 94 HOURS. STON HEE gH WESTON, Poiso Nw THEATRE, The undersigned having tonmed Se Tent wii open the same on or about the Theatre, bepween A