The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1874, Page 4

ONDAY BY EVERY KVENING HD yh Tica mataee, (also special Thank sg: ii oy THE SUCCES UF 4 cae 7 Prk DE MADAME ANGOT. sk conD, CROWDED bi cLo{ovs OF OPERAS, THe OWI TTinst OF SATINES, UNNIEST OF BURLESQUEBS, DO8g'S MABTARMORE. s represented by t NGLISH OFCRA BOUPPE COMPANY. spans EAM combination of BXQUL b MUSIC, Hi ctous ACTING, BRIGHT TABLEAUS ™ CIDENTS, ANGOT.” THE AT ATIRACTION, Trivie encores for MADAME ANGOT'S RONDO, Elgni Pe ly rep ‘ions of THE C i tind Uist CHORUS, Four re pas ats plenty of, THe OF tba DUET. as EMILY SU DENG 6 Bnsemble. mn BSrilliaat Mise en Scene, such Costuines of the Time, joturesque Scenery. “LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT” pe EVENING AND. SATURDAY MATINEE. SPECIAL TMANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE, PRAND OPERA HOUSE... ,HEILBRON. is SUNDA’ 10 Seventh Grand Concert ofthe . TRAKOSCH ITALIAN ae ee IL TROVATORE. as. 7cbH Di MADAME Mile. eke -LBONORA Hille. GRBELE. Signor BENERA : Sasinicd Rignor Det PUENTE DLE LUSA eiguor bts (eee . ate festa ERRANDO iid Orel ductor BEHRENS weainty crcl eS Stuckal adigisaton. $1. reserved For sale at the seats, parlor chairs, $2, Grana pera House throughout the da} (DPEBAS AND CONCERTS _ RTS AT THE ACADE DEMY OF MUSIC, BY THE NEW YORK co MAX MARETZEK. aS. F nor A Ece: LARS AT THE CONSERVATORY, 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delinonied's. _PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, | &C, <¥OR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE GRAND A.“ Pianos of our own make; aiso for sale, a number dr fae second hand Pianos, m pertect order, ‘WILLIAM KNABE & Co., No. 112 Filth avenue, above Sixteenth st FINE gece 9 OF NEW AND HANDSOME A Pianos to rent at HAINES BOTHER Piano Rooms, 27 Union square. New Pianos on instalments or each cash, two Pianos, been used a utile, very low tor cas TTENMION PLANO DEAL the best low priced Pianos ever otiered in the New York mark a “D. "PEASE & A4, 246 and 243 West Twenty LONG AS MANUFACTCRERS BRS. —UALL AND SEK SCOLD, J. P. HALE will make better Pianotortes than ‘all’ the rest, and the people will buy them; more leit at Lhirty- ‘Df street, Tenth avenue. RION PIANOFORTES TO ble parties; Uprights, Squares and Grands; all dctaves and new or pearly so. AION PLANOFORTE. COMPANY, No. 6 Bust Fourteenth stre PIANOS, $25, $50, $100; Koseweal Melodean. “AT LOW PRICES.—GooD small instalments! low rents: $30; new Pianos ren reans GORDON ‘t bon ir) ‘ast ‘Fonrteenth street, FINE TUNED GRAND PIANO, $15), INSTALMENTS taken, great bargain; Steinway Piano at sacrifice; Pianos to let; new Pianos cheap. BERRY & CO., 739 Broadway. LARGE ASSORTMENT NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos and Organs, ‘at extremely low prices for each on ins talments, or to rent; don’t rane tocal, KRA- KANER, 853 Bowery, near Third st BEAUTIFUL, ROSEWOOD PIANO, $5 MONTHLY Until vaid: Steinway Planoforte, ‘round comers, carved. legs, improvement; great cash. BtDDuE, "13 Waverley place, neai A CHICKBRING FOUR ROUND VORNERS 7 OC- tave, $25); several other second hand Pianos, ot different makers, $5/ up, al J. MAHUN’S, Fortieth street and First avenue. T BRILLIANT TONED 7 OCTAVE - noforie, Mehiy carved, four round, overstrung bass, ali improvements, cost $90, for $2501 g Bos. Cali ac private residence 293 West ball jor three days, VATE FAMILY gant four round Dei 0.8 Urliliant roned WILL r& SELL THEIR ELE- Bros. Pianoforte at a ave richiv carved rose- ng Pianoshaving all im- or shipping. West 2hst at. LE—MAGNIFICENT FOCR wood carves, Piatoferie, + cost $95), for $250 brary obumber an: ee. “uh West 24 si T PRIV corn Monuay, near 6th av. A —pQuak RIGHT PIANOS TO RE AA. From $3 to $3 per month; will sell yery low f Gash of instalments, ELIZA V. DUM-DAY, 4 Univ sity piace. UTIFUL FE tne Gxtaeircis ew, madd by Lighte & © ear 3 WOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANO- . carved legs and case, nearly or $175 243 Last Wut street, 5; rose wood Pi insta ments receiv TH, Dos GOLDS) LADY WILL SE way & Sons’ rosewood 7 0 (rung bass, fil iron fram: 23 OF THE MANUPAC- ‘and best assort- Music Racks. UY YOUR PIANO STOOL turer and save m ment in the city; also Pi Fore, LEGANT PIANOS FOR SALE—8T and others, $125, $175: Parior Suit, $50; Billiard Ta- bie, $10: some Farniture ; great bargains. JAMES CAGNEY, coan stroker Sui Hudson street. JREAT BAl GAINS. 2 iministrair Hiveck fully warral the great living artists; «ecoud- IANOS; BY ORD Barmore’s estat te-pmonia and Pianos eb O% PIANOS—-LARGE LOT VERY Ci MS sale or rent easy, to suit the tines. Calland see them at MEREELL'S, No. 5 Union square. DIANO WANTED—FOR WHICH VALUAB Estate will be gi East Kightieth stre HE PLAC and square Steinway's, © Address WILLA: 1ASE AND RENT UP satrea niekeri BALL & C0,’ 3, 15 cast F re O RENT~A FIRST CLASS CHICKE 3 PIANC in perfect order, $10 per month. Apply at ® Last enty-first street. TPHOsE ABOUT PURO HASING AG do weil Wo exam latest improveme: Osil, day or evening, nth street, corner fhird avepue, over Sriner's FRIGHT PIANOS—A LARGE AND SUP. Sortment for sale or rent, at OUVHIER Manwacturers, No. 27 West Thirteenth st Fuith and sixth avenues, (HE BEST ats; OF for rent until paid illustrated SHoteNe Agents wanted. IN, 481 Broadway. ‘ANTKD—A VINE PIANO, FOP CAS H; ALSO ON mexchange for a carriage or fireproot sale. Ad- 088 43) West sevenieeuth street ‘ FOR BEST W 73, OCTAVE PIANOS: $290 Footaye, new, $225; those aced a Ii less. Cirouiars mailed UNITED STATES IANO ©O,, £10 Broadway, N. ¥. THEI } LECTURE SEASON. if SPECIAL (LECTURE A. g’clock, at the New York Museum of roadway, vetween Louston and Bieecker sir AT RE /MONIAL WEALTHY GERMAN CATHOLIC BUSIN: man, age twenty-four, matrimomally incined, de Wires a prepossessing companion of sume age, nati ality and denommation. Address KOMAN CATHOLAC Dox 186 Heraid office. w ed with a Please address AC. in- SHES TO BE ay of i to 2, ent NTLEMAN OF M a wit Gixpostion ; vie othee. YOUNG BRI NETTE, qualities essentia honorable and wealthy gentieman, bo triflers noticed. ALL THE enee with an object matrimony ; Address SAPHO, Kersld Upton unchi office GENTLEMAN MIDDLE AGE, OF GOOD soctal and bu tanding, would like the ae- uaintance of an a Aud cultivated lady, who has abundanc vO right aud willlng to share it with ove who would take charve or her stats snd make her a kind and pleasant Lusvanu ‘Dox 196 Herald office. YOUNG LADY FROM EHANGH of forming the acquaintanc means, Address SIRIUS, Herald ( ptown Bran A fieman of means, with a view to it agreeable, matrimony, ‘Address Mrs. aL: oilice, Address EARNEST, 23 Destrous ANTED—A GOOD S OGARCA SEALSKIN SACQCE Byron th exchunge for new Brat cinKs sewing Machines: pachines pul i agent's cag price, Address bux Gia Puck cla, lle. LANGE Call, to-day or d_ Piauos at bargains; | ee AMUSEMENTS. Pp. T. BARNUM'S ROMAN HIPPODROME. GRAND INAUGURATION OF THE WINTER SEASON, M foNDaY, NOVEMBER 3. NEW PAGEANTS! NEW PROCESSIONS! NEW RACES! NEW GLADIATORIAL CONTES18! NEW EQUESTRIENNES! ‘NEW ENGLISH RUNNING HORSES! NEW HURDLE RACES! NEW AND STARTLING GYMNASTICO. ACTS! NEW PROP- ERTIES! NEW ASD” BRILLIANT PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT! FIRST GRAND REPRESENTATION oF THE DAZLLING | $100,000 OBIKNTAL PAGEANT, TH PEKIN; PEK HEL KTEK AT PEKIN; Fete AP PBRIN: FEE af PEKIN; o: vr CELESTIALS! THE ret THE C&L! ALS! THE GELESTIALSI The most gorgeous, unique, picturesque ard charac- teristic Chinese Festival ever exhibited outside of the Celestial Empire. In numbers diversity and bewilaer- ing magnificence the FETE AT PEKIN far surpasses its famous spectacular predecessor, and will form the GBAND INTRODUCTORY P PAGEANT. HOLIDAY i SEIDAY HOLIDA’ Grand Reception of STNCEMPEROR HAAMTT, 4. 169), seated tn a ROYAL PALANQULN, borne by finn: darins of the first class, followed by a grand procession oft Tartar Cavairy, Mongol, Mauicnou and Kathaian soldtery—Ladies of” peror’s Court, magnifcensly costumed, carried In Dt Palanguin bi oe ‘and jewels—Detachment of antern % rere, with lamps of dazzling brighiness—Chusan Officers, carrying elegantly emblazoned tans—The chief servants of the Emperor. beating gongs—Warriors gf the Yangtse, with the emblems of the Celestial WINGED DRAGON—Citizen Guards of Pekin, with dec: orated shields—Discipies of Yungtuteee, with the Laws of Contucias—MANDARINS OF THE Fi sr ULass, bearing 5) ears, i Bs! WE FETE. The EMPEROR, surrounied by his Court, seated ence the Royal Canopy adorned with myriads of nierns, snnd Flowers, producing BLE TOUT “ENSEMBLE, “MILITARY BvottTrONS BY AN ARMY of Tartar’ Cavalry aad Chinese Poot Sol- diers, presendng a MOVING Nass O PLENDOR, un- paralleled in the annals of Suheuke display. Acts auxiliary to the Pageant: ORGEOUS CHIN BALLET Consisting of beautirul laties led by the Nalented Dan- carpiz sevuuuie * i MATTIE LEWIS, unler the dizection of Professor GEORGE SMITH, ‘The extraordinary performance of the JACKLLY FoMALE ‘and th KENEBEL BROTHERS, whose unique bapa. op gained for them the name 01 WINGED SPRITES OF Payer STE-YANG. Grane ari pote Performance by ae rene AND LITLE ALL RIGHT. The Tiyagtogieat teed in his extraordinary Flexible Act ‘y Land, in his supernatural wizard performances on the KED OAR OF Fou-HI! surrounded by dragons ewitting Flames of Fire GKAND FINALE. PROGRAMME of new and startling contests upon the Grand Course, jaioduced for the first time time upon this continent EIGHT-HORSE WAR CHARIOT RACE, | as run in the Grand Colosseum at Kome in tne presence | of the emperor Vespasian, Anuo Domini 70. GRAND MUSCOVITE RACE, of Race by Russian Couriers. 1 the sixteenth century. Riding two horses, with two on tue lead. ROMAN CHARIOT RACE, with Amazonian Drivers. Six Arabian horses attached to three gilded chariots, at 1uii speed upon the Grand Course. GRAND ORANG OUTANG RACE by four Jockeys from the Ashanice Coast. These ani- Mais Dave been trained to perform mil the teats of ‘.oglish jockeys, viZ.—weighing, mounting, tne start, the coniest and the floish, ] HURDLE RACE EXTRAORDINARY, by five beauiiiul young ladies, the ackaowledged lead- jg Equestriennes of the word. “ihe most famous hurdie horses of !-ngiand have been imported expressly tor this act, and waich, tor speed aod daring, surpasses all torimer attempts at temale + horaemansiup. In addition to the above wil be introduced at each en- tertainment a long list of the more prominent races by the Jeading urale and temale members of the company. | For these an agure ONE HU NRED ENG Lisn THonovGHEREDS are requ each exhibition! SIXIY BEA Tl, YOUNG LADIES, noted for skill a8 brilliant eques riennes ani daring Chariotwers, are required tor actory representa: tion of the inany thrilling contests ot speed upon this grand course. in this stupendous euterprise—this un paralewd exhibition of brave Women and ot noble | norses— | INDIAN LIFE, | hitherto the prominent attraction, ‘will be reproduced | jor @ ume, as an auxiliary act to the brilliant pro- | granume of Dew teaiures. MENAGERIE OF 600 RARE WILD BEASTS. Grand consolidation of Mr. Barnum’s travelling Dioves of Elephants, Camels, Liamas, Ta and African Elands. Scores of r n 1 Tigers, Leopards, Hyenas, P| Lions, Yaks, Hor Horse ater Ks. Ehinoceros, Poiar Bears Sea Lions, with Monkeys, Apes and BKabbvons by the huncre Doors open daily from 1 to 5, and from 6:2) to 10 P. M. Groans en‘ertainment daily ut 2:30 and 8 o'clock. Box odice open daily from'9to 4. Seats secured six days in advance. ADMISSION, | Grand Orchestra, $1 50 Orchestra doo Dress circle. 30 THANKSGIV DAY. Pita attractions, Doors open from 1A. M. to 10 P. M. JARDEN THEATRE, AY, NO GRAND SACRED CONCERY AIMEE AIMER AIM TIRE cOMPAxY, TIME THis SHAS evant thea Offenbach's most hoputar ¢ LA GRANDE DUOBESSE AIME®.....as the uchesse | KOLL ruil Chorus und Urehestra_ and New Costaines Admission, Sve, Tyed Seats, Sic. and $1 extra. i pen the whole day. |M 8 SOPHIZ FLORA HEILBRON POUR AF RIANOFORTE, “iin TTALS, | AL STRINWAY HALL. Al | AT 2 O'CLOCK. ene The subse cription for the four Recitals, $3. Separate Recital View at $1. Schools and children hall these » be had at the principal music stores, ct office, 114 Broaaway, and at Steinway CONCER’ Anniversary of the organization of GILMORE’S TWENTY-: D REGIMENT BAND. | | To commemorate this occasion a grand Concert will be given at the Armory, Fourteenth street. SATURDAY EVENING, November 29. | A splendid programme ot Vocal and Instrumental Music, introducing the full band of 65 performers, with soloists and other eminent artists. Particulars hereat- Popular price of adini i OCIATION HALL, GEO, VANDENHOFF, | sees | MATINEE RES (by invitation), o z Ww 3 GEORGE VANDENHOFF, Ld SHAKES! EARE’S s HisroRIoat, Pternde MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, My yeniver 9). secured seats for course at Union square, and GURLEY'S, Fourth ave- nue and’ Twenty thitd sireet. JABIIER'S SOIREE DANSAN ine) ry TUK, EVENING, , Beethoven Hall, 210 Filth sireet, ORATORY AND DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION—NO, 4 ' i Mark's place.—Complete development and i Vigoration o! the Jungs, vocal organs, éc.; public rea | @rs. clergymen, lawyers, teachers, &c., taking lessons; terms moderate \ OTIOR, ACADEMY, NOTICE, cose que the annual Thanksgiving oven regular Soiree wil not take n’ Wedncaday evening, November 2 SAY TEMPLETON, THE FAIRY STAR, The great little “Lucca,” “Adrienne,” “Pek,” &e. NiiLu's, commencing TULSDA November 24. JRESERYED, SEATS FOR ALi, Th ecwures, &0., at 21 Broad stre piace. Ri GEORGE CLARKE should be addressed care of Lotos Ciub, So. 2 Irving place. x R UNION, A hd 3 corNeiits. w. O'LEARY, aupject, “4 ‘endencies of Modern Scienute fhonght,” will be given on Friday evening, November 21, at De Garmo Haii, Filth avenue, corner Fourteenth sireet, at 8 o'clock. trance, 6 ©. Tickets may be had at the rooms of the Union, 69 West Fifteenth strect, of at fhe hallou the evening of the lee ture. “FRANCESCO. FILICPI, THE EMINENT Tenor, from the strakoxeh Opes iro 5 ived the most enthusiastic applause in his gre: ardo, in Vomzetti’s opera, in Harttord. eve’ ming, ¢ ane back to Ne W. York jas night last Frida iss SAIDEe A. COLK HAS THE HONOR TO IN: AML fori managers and the public that she bas decided | w her protession. She is brepared to accept en- snts jor the Juvenile Business, ot to produce her ow dramatizations of ‘Beulah’ and “St. Bim," Ad+ ures So. lo Kast Thirty secund sireey Tole of AMUSEMENTS. jo MUSEUM, be ae wooob’s. MON iy JOvEMARE 3 EVERY EVENING TS BYEAY be ey 7 ian ats, ROUND cin omen Gs some x Ce GWELL, M. SHELDON. Py e “CONNOR, ERE>E WOO. MARION SACKETI: NELLIE 8A BANDFORD. a ‘te Eonaniaae of nr World, JOW ShBUES, sO OWN, in a Grand Sparring ‘Yixhibition. ABK THEAT ELEVENTH WEEK. FIFTY-NINTH NIGHT, MONDAY, SEXLY-NINTH [PERFORMANCE JOHN TRA RAreOKy chi B. in his Ge ‘neter of COLONEL ¥ SELLERS in MARK TWAIN'S DRAMA. Peals of Laughter, with, Pou of Applause. Nig aod saTuRDAY. MATINEE, Box-sheet open ten days in advance. Beats secured by tole grap. Order ci eats ath MATINEE THANKSGIVING DaY. (QuORGE VANDENHOFY. ASSOCIATION HALL In accordance with the correspondence peoanaly pub- lished between prominent: indies of New York and GEORGE VANDENHOFY, the American Literary Bureau bas the honor to an- nounce @ course of ¥IVs LADIES’ MATINEB LECTURE: polar and reader, H PEAS HISTORICAL PLAYS, THE FACY AND THE FICTION, HE HISTORY AND THE PLAY, gn successive MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. beginnin Soh, to, juclude the, plays of MACBETH KIN 33h, RICHARD IL, “RICHARD lit, and HENRY Vite lectures will begin at 11:30 A.M. For further par- tichiars we circulars at ticket offi Tickets ror the Course, with Reserved Beats, $4: for one single Lecture. $1. reats reserved only for the course. Now on sale at Pond’s, No. 389 Union square, and at Gurley’s, Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street. Hal SIXTEENTH STREET. | pseinmaed HALL, iT WE WEEK Owing to the rush to see thegreat sensations, the pisnagement bave found it nece-sary to secure AINRGEE Ta batice, and 1 this end baye leasod, and will open Monday, November THE 1HhRRACE GARDEN THEATRE, Fifty-clehth street and Third av. This as ee re TURKISH HAREM, THE. CANCAN AND THE FEMALE MINSTRELS? Taine. >—_————_—_ —____ P Mente. ord HALL, ? qunsZtPER GRAND MATINESS” THIS WEE “THANKSGIVING DAY Vaimoadais ( at2P.M. IDAY, at 2:20. Remember this is the last week at ROBINSUN HALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBE 4' 30, Last WEEK. oo Last WEEK. Ours, Ou Aare, YMPIC THEATRE, OLYMVIC THEATRE, Mr. JOHN F, given in ‘Preat ple “vhere ce nes, meut to | | “The O1 er as to keep up the ‘spirit of “the entertain ROADWAY, a BRoabwWat: 6% BRUADWA' ay. OLYMPIC THEATRE, 6% BROADWAY. POOLE. WHAT THK PI ew York | Herald, “The ontertahuments a8 @ whole, the best ever this city, ‘ew York Sun, “The larre satires Cresent last night found, sure in the entertainment.” New York * Times. WAS present last evening © numerous and the changes were rape and ucts and songs were of suc om he close, New York ork Wor! lympic Theatre Crawtied with refined and fashionabie audiences.’” New York Star. “In fact, the bill is so varied’ and interesting | 624 that to spend an evening at the Cums nas become one of the proper't things to do.” “The entertainment is a noteworthy one, with somethin, New York E: Express. 4 to please every taste, and nothing to oltend the most tastidious."” Ne “It would be difficult to conceive a more va- ‘w York Sunday News. ned or richer programme. It was highly en: | xs joyed by whe ladies present. New York Telegram. “Emphatically the entertainment for families, Ladies and children can enjoy it. Amusement without a coarse or indelicate feature.” New York Sunday Times. “Tne Olympic, with itsexcellent company of omedians, affords As pleasant a e to spend | 624 sire.” few hours as te most critical fasie'co) New York Sunday Despatch. de- “Refinement and goo. taste marks the enter- taiment. without vulgarit The ab above are © but atew out ¢ ry without coarseness. Humor t of many. ANOTHER TOTAL CHANGE FOR THIS WERK. First appearance of the gre pagraet. Eccentric Ethiopian SANFORD SANFORD AN ZOEp SANFORD wh First appearance of the the stage to-day (no except artistic, the most grigipal ULs0 10 Will appear in hele Ori; ial skewhe SANFORD AND THE MUSICAL MO. nee Ethiopian Comedian on jon); the funniest, the most LiAM COURTRIGHT. Tr. LIAM COURTRIGHT. M WILLIAM COURTRIGH Wit LIAM COURTRIGHT. WILLIAM COURTRIGHT. Mr. counriiGity, Aa NL Peeent ht His Colphrated: Sketch, Y VRIES. First appearance ot the creat Song ana Dance Artist, ae MISS ALICE SOME ME OL Mise aie EB POMERS. Bost extraordinary success of the real gL omic Artisi in the universe, SOL sMITH ELL i. Fueenee Gung THEATRE, ROADWAY. 730 CAMPBELL & MURTHA -Managers ‘The Amusement Palace of New York. Patronized by the Bite of a e city. FIVE NEW STAR: E) added to em ae! Ay Frente poeliaton. the page ‘Ventriongist of rts e World. the Pearl of the Pacine ‘sidpo. MURRAY. ASHTON AND SEALEY, the Champion Gym: ts oF the World” OUK BOUQUE A ADAH RICHMOND, JENNIE WOR ELL, CORA ADRIANA, NELLIK ¥ ALICE DALY. MOLLIE i MITCHELL. BEG ONGRESS OF COMEDIANS. KE: HARRY Ae aad THOMAS WAD&. JOHN WOODARD, Po. b: TIOMESOR, Firat ume of t the great, Border Sensational Drama, Luke MeCutcheot the Barry Purcell, a plotter. Tom Barker, nis compat anderblizen, a sausage Sambo, always ready tor a Aght. Corporal Casey, of the cavair: Jack Brisson, @ trapper... Old Sops. Pat Kucey } Conviets | Tom Quinn Rose Brisson, afterwards Rose MeCu ee apper ..Walter Bray john Woodard sJenpie Worre General admission, to. Feserved orchestra seats, 75. ; fauuly elrele, 20, LXTRA MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING. Doors open at 7. Performance bexins at 8 o'clock. Matinee Wednesday and Sarurday at. Wanted—10) Baliet Girls, immediately. <T!INWAY. HALL Reappearance of the world fenowned Basso, ARL FORMES, FORMES. who will giv GRAND Vi OCAL AND PASTE UMEMEAL CONCERT, SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, AT 8 O'CLOCK, assisied by the following eminent artists, h. ALICK MORESL, SIGNOR DE BASSINT, MLLE. ANNA BOOK, celebrated pianiste (by kind permission of Max Stray kosch, £sq.), and other disting uished talent. Tickets, ict uding reserved seats, $1; to be had at Stemway Hall. STEINWAY HALL, . B. MLLLS, BER 23, AT8 P, Me His first appearance sthce his late severe accident. assisted by the lollowing distinguished artists :— MLLE. seats NOK TAGLIAPIETRA, BARITONE, OF THE sTHsKO-CH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, BY KIND PELMISSION OF Mit, MAX STRAKOSCI Dr, L. Damrosch, violin. ir. Bergner, violoncello, mr. Arbuckle, cornet. Tar Woes man piano, CUNDUCIO 5 Pdr. Ticke! Reserv fan now be obtained y Hall, Decker Bros., 33 Union’ squater schirmer's, TU Brondway, nud musie stores, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE | NOTICH,—UCpon Monday evening. Mr. Pastor will ais- tribute amongst his patrotis SLX#Y HAMS, These will be tairiy distributed among the audience, giving each person an equal opportunity of getting one. MOK WS’ S THIS WEEK. The Premier Vente ‘tush ofthe World, CHA. UN: “LOUs SOOfTISH SWORDSMAN, ‘BORTHWIOK REID, THE MARTINETTE CHILDREN. NELLIE FORRES’ TER THE rein COMIQUE, ALEX. FFER’ TONY PASTOR AND ALL THE. FAVORITES, MATINEKS TULSDAY AND FRIDAY, Ladies ad. mitted free on Tuesday and Friday evenings. GnRH kl FOURTEENTH shay 2u0l BOWERY BUEND nbay, NOVEMBER 2 GRAND. SXCiRED rey ULTIMO, BY MOSE once Box office open dally from 5% till 4 0 elock. Gteinwar HALL, CARL SCHURE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 8 P. M., Lecture on “Edu jonal Problems’ by CARL SCHURZ, Admission, 75c., with Seat, $1 JEARLES ROBERTS JR, || ASSOUIAT Orn ey READIN ION HALL, THURSDAY, pOvEs 26, ATS P.M. brhemeatay ois from Act 2, Ivgo’s Wit ‘assio’s Drunkenness: Chee Repentans The ells, hose A ‘The Nocturnal Sx Caldweil, of The Vourtin’ 5.8. MILLS. 4 é ‘Admission, reserved seats. $1; course tekets, with seats, 2100, For sale, with’ tai programine, at Guriey’s, under the hall, and at the door on the above evenings VHARLES ROBERTS, JR'S READID November 2i, November 3) api Deccmber & at ASSUC. TION HALL, AY TEMPLETON, THE FAIRY STAR, ress We ever saw.—Clipper, encing TUESDAY, November ADIES N FITTED FOR THE dramatic and v y stage on reasonable terms; pupiis have an opportunity co play whil ergoing in- struction, Professor GARDINIR, 449 Seventh wvenue. Best {ivtte AND. ow RINCULO" AND. “FORTHL EN: n last sunday. iM {LOWN SUITS.—TIGTS, TRUNK J “ali sizes and colors, plain « and cotion, £nelose stamp for ¢ UNION ADAMS & Cun | SHIRTS, HOSE, airived, in ‘worsted 637 Broadway. —ONE OF THE OLDEST Uh THEATRICALS MAT aud most select Amateur Theatrical Associations of subscription members. York, Brooklyn, desires few wctive M. SHAVER, No. 8 Wall street, New Bae - i FAIRY Ry, fest “Puck” on. Ne American st -New York Herald. yee IBLO'S, with other great attractions. Fay BOXING ACADEMY AND SHOOTING Gallery, 619 bixth avenue.—Boxing taught in one month. superior Fencing Apparatus and Boxing Gloves for sale. Send for circuiars Colonel MONSTERY. TRUCTION, AL ME AION, AKING FU tt OR AMA Dikss WHATAM U1. Pe TIONLST, BILINWAY WauL.” REHEARSALS, &C, 10 LADIES OK aN Th ARLOR Ale als AUtUN ani Viaaite Hrs LEATIONS HUSSELE, SMITE —— “ot. RUSSELL will this week introduce 1 new series of his. oy SING SOME BI le ween CHARACTERIZATIONS and He will also appear as DICK SOFT in the new ‘Local ae nf Or, Positive and 1: the greatest Serio- Comic Ve Gealist liv EM. DA’ Miss: BROADWAY: NEW yore IN A NUTSHELL. instantaneous hit of vin, MISS MA EMWA DAY. MISS EMMA DAY: EMMA Day. MISS EMMA DAY. EMMA DAY, MISS EMMA DAY. EMMA DAY. MISS LMMA DAY. 88 EMMA DAY, MISS EMMA DAY. SS EMMA Day. Miss EMMA DAY. Miss EMMA DAY. ee American Star Comiquo, MB, GOS WILLIAMS | Mk. GUS WILLIAMS Mi. R. GUS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, Gus WIL SAMs MR. GUS WILLTAMS, WILLIAMS will inteomnee a pew Local Song, ¢; led DUTCH hu ania HOUSE, THE DUTCH BUARDING HOUSE. The favorite Comedians of New York, RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKEY AND BARNE RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKEY AND BARNEY as the JRI5H by the sprightly Mites te | young, Som RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKEY AND BARNEY RICKFY AND BARNEY POLICEMAN and DUTCH SHOEMAKER, SCENES ON THE RHIN A HARKASON, diiss First time of A NEW strc SENSATION (muac by F.W. Zuulig, words by J. F. Poole), entitied THE Ae EB eS THE TILA, THE BU Tell MILITIA He DUTCH MILITIA, THE DUTCH MILITIA! pertormod BILLY GREY, by fix of the best comedians of the day. WILLIAMS, raronn ub red As. VIN- 8. HOLDSWORTH D. GOODIN = First appearanees of the popular actress First time a $e, Hone REWARD FOR CHAI $20,000 Rr WARD FOR GHARLLE os $20,000 5S MARIE us OORNELLY, new Sketch entitled 0) REWARD FUR chanui ROws KEWARD FOR CHARLIE ROSS. Positively 1a Mes ot the ar tir ar njoae Ly vine & tHe Tie TIVIN ¥ F UME LIVING FOUNTAIN, THE LIVING ¥¢ FOUNTAIN, First time a new serio-comle, local Drama, by Mr. SOHN F. POOLK, entitled BROADWAY BROADWAY BROADWAY BROADWAY OR OK BROADWAY, BROADWAY BROADWAY. BROADWAY BROADWAY BROADWAY UA vA RROADWAY, BROADWAY, BROADWAY, Ren a Siw NEW FORE IK INA NUTSHELL: Dick Soft, a young man of {modest habits, Sol Smith Russell Mr. Bill iit a Ul boxer ahd Gisconsolate dog pane! jer, fom Bia Bally WA Fanny Alle: Jennie Newto Lee the razor strop man. Joe Grudd, Bradburn's man Bob Biunt, Graud’s triend.. Stanton; an ex-porier, In 1aek, ridge, his com anion. ‘Adam Bradburn, a profitg Augustus Nicatine Minny, an ‘exquisite oregtare, Kate Morton, an independent workings girl, ir. Sam Rickey «Mr. G. W. Keed Ce hs Vincent Mr. E. D. Gooding ‘m. Grey '$ Alice Harrison Miss Addie Farwell {iss Marie Connells Mis! se O'Neil Bellam; x ry iHoldswort Mr. A J. Leavitt her companion Copper, a ppd street official A. Wayni Ellen Fishe Wiss'“‘Peari Thornton Battie Stron Miss Baily Sluice, @ hot corn vender. Wording Gir Scene 1.—St: ‘ers—The Young Men Keeping an ap int mn Man ad the Looking for Citizens, ol ‘ew York—Tho Hoopskirt. bulld- out Ti Riches— ent at Deimonico’s—The Young dountry—The Dog Fancier in Trouble— a Black and Tan—Reminiscences of the reet in King—The Worklog Girl's Arrivai—Dick Softin a Quan- gan ~The Hot Corn Merchant—Razor Strop tor Youn lea—A_ ight in Prospect=The Modest Man's Bravery—Dick Solt's Keward—Iwo Girls and all Mine— Comic Situation. ‘Scene 2—The Working Girl's ep! ee! Unweleome Visitor—Adam Bradburn’s Little Kate Morion awer—bradbu Force—The little gane spoiled—strining fapiean. seene 3. nisite rooklyn Beat Game—Temptation— Asserts Herself—A Proposal and the An- rn’s Man and Grudd’sFriend—A Resort to =the Exa Mawiey, vaty and the bb isite Creature—An Ex- ihe. Dog. Fancler—the oken Pet—Want of Train ing—A Fugilisue Xewshoy—Nanny ina Sad Dilemmam Police Folic Beene 4. he Roll—The ay—New A. Young Lady Female—Harry Stanton Painters—The Charged with o!—More Nie Working. Girl's Meeting Room—Calling strike in Progress—Putung by tor @ Rainy rrival—Wolves in Sheep's Clothing—A Shoemaker—Dick Soft as an interesting and Tom Eldrid, Flower Meetung = Jnterrupted—Kute Morton Thett—A terrible Discovery—Uetting Lato Close Quarters—Exciting Tableau. Scene >.—Broad way—the Fugitives—Inconvenience ot Female Garb—Getting Out of a Scrape—Bill Mawley Still Lookin: for His Vog—Miss Seraphina Lemon- squeezer—Making Love Unger pifficultios—ihe Young jan (rom the arcane 61 AN Birt Boulder’ ortunit; i inSain Lost ¥ fe Sorton, and the Faugs uf the sersent=Not ‘et—Relief in Time—settling a Long Account— Last of Adam Bradburn—Bill Mawiey Finds His Dog Country Badly sold. he Working Girls’ /ienic—Fun and Enjoy- Interloper- ooking fora Fight—The Hoop —A Dance—Adam Bradburn's op EXquisite in Trouble ‘3 Holid allroad Combany—Kobbery on the Joyous Denouement—Iriumphant Tableau, iG, THANKSGIVING Grtxp HOLIDAY MATINED, MATINE MATINEES WED MaTINE. MANES WED) MATINGSS WiDNESUAY AND SATURDAY, Admission.. Ruperved seats. KS W. DAY AND SATURDAY, peuts secured gi da. RICKEY AND BARNEY’ “SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1874.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. pig oh eee MYIRororitay tax Guo “OPERA HOUSE. OC a THe gh Vaub) icharn ei Tana MOND. ag WaDNESb AY and SATURDAY MATINEE at & we of “ Queca of Syms muasts, ° rm z Pires, 4 ‘ance of the al rated a wh ical Mok Peer PNK TONSA oe ier the King of So1 and D Dance Artists, Last week. ty the it Dutch Comii MY WINKEL Em tte and the beaut ut ane Geshing ‘Jig Dancer, Great sucess oi ‘he shar raing | Lice Vocalist, Second week af trian Comedian & JIMMIG BMMERBON, and the ages ing little ene J Dance Artist, tas DOLLLS EMME ted Lightnin ;zouave Drillist, HARRY CLIFFUMD, JOHN MANN HARRY HART, sous ‘GEO. JO} OODMAN, ©. F. SEABEK HN . Master STiv! SFIELD Cor Master 1B SARSFL Tarpon 'C a k L a ian AND ALL THE METROPOLITAN FAVORITES. ‘The Paes to. cpncinde with BY pie ON L1G: Lott introducing Mme, PICAUT's ‘talobrated PARiniay Cz aNOas Oa OK CHAHUT DANCERS, now in the Svante fh «4 of pet re successful engage- THURSDAY, NOVEMHER 26 (ttaskscrvina Day), THEK GRAND PERFORMANCE NV igimene THEATRE, 885 BROADWAY. LOLA, the Queen of Gymnasts, @ Musical Moke. Mal toUN, trish Vocalist -MMERSON, Song and Dance Artist WADE, Serio-Comic Vocalist. nsaing 2 mouRss Deliiter. Py haorduitan bavouttes EK OF MME, FCAT PARTSIAN CANCAN OR CHANEL Eis, ATINE® WEDN ee AND SATURDAY AT2 i Y, NOV. THANKSGIVING DAY, THREE GRAND: "PERFORMANC TH AVENOE THEaTRI twenty eighth street aug, Broadway. Begins at 8; over a Proprietor and Manager .Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY TO-MORROW NIGHT D EVERY EVENING Rhy Ui ys ACLT'S itish Drama, drawn trom sit OALTER etorr's famous romance of iTHE HEART OF _MID-LOTHIAN, Every scene hin 4 costumes ne: Wis the great and he TRIA FF. Ds Ne. 1e Spey ON THIS TOUBOOIH the MURDLR AT THE MOUNTAIN BUT, & linmense Cast, includin: wrere F David Deans, Mr. LOULs JAM 9 the areal foe iit Detence, Mr. JAMES LEWIS as Dumbriedy ae HAKDES NBERG as Ratcliffe, M, GEOKGE PARK tne Duke of Areyie, Mr. HAKT CONWAY, as Robertson, Mr, b, WHITING as the Chiet Justice, Mr. OWEN FAW iT as ‘Archibald, Miss AVAKIAN as Ee beans, Mrs LOUISE ALLEN as Jeans Deans, Miss HMIny ious the Queen. Str: CRE a Mey dnd Miss FANNY DAVENFON( as MADUE AVILDEINIE THANKSGIVING Day, SPECIAL MAIINEE OF THE HeART Or 3 MID-LOLUTAN. MATINEE of “Heart of Mid-Lo Lothian” Saturday at 1:30. Shortly, A GREAT SENSATION, the reigning at traction of the Parisian stage and the MOST ABSORB ING PLAY iat has been produced in Paris for ten years, guided OFFICER OF FORTU. SOS _ New music. by ALLACK Proprietor and Manager.Wr. PRsreit WALLACK Mr. DION BUUCICAULT, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, original teish Be entitled ks MONTAGUE. Mr, JOHN. GILBERT, Me. IT. Mr. EDWARD AT JB HOLLAND, Mr, LEO itles ADA DYAS. Misa JEFFREYS LE PONISI. Miss [ONE BURKE, Mra SEFTON and Miss BLAI=DELL also In the cast. CADEMY OF MUSIC, STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPFRA—FAREWEL, WEEK—Prior to the departure of the company for Phila- eres Boston. MONDAY, OY EMBER 23, BAST NIGHT BUT'TW KERNAN with the followin; Mile, ALICE’. MARESI. «08 Signor CARPI.. as. Signor DEL PU Signor FIORIN! Musical Directo: nd net WEDNESDAY, isovember 2 MLLE, EMMA ALBA: and grand revival, with increased Chofus and Orches: tia, and with the same piendor as last season, of LOHENGKIN, Mile, ALBANI for the (rst time as ELSA. sig. CARPI tor tue frst time as LOHENG Miss CARY in, Bee, Char ¥reat role Signor Di L PU THA a 2 Gh DA ban RSDAY E. GHAND EXTOL PERFORMANCE POPULA Bi Only appearance at the Academy ot the ‘cnownhed Basso, HERK CARL FORM Ti, BARSIERE D1 SEVIGLI Mile, DONADIO, cignort DE BASSINI, DEL PUENTE, BCOLARKA, and CARL PF -RMES as Basilio, ¥riday, November 27—Last night of a season and farewell night of MLLE, A NT, Saturday, November 4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. STRAKOSC iB ITALIAN 0} Thanksgiving eve! 8, grand extra periormance. PORULAR PIC Only appearance at the Academy of Herr CARL FORME? (Kossini’s pera), L BARBiaRs DI SEVIGLIA, Mile. Donadio, signori De Bassi and Carl Formes. Det Poonte, Scolara Musical Director and Conductor, Mr. ® Behrens. | Admission, $l. K Box Seats, $1 extra. Family Circle, rved Seats, 50c. extra. sale at the Academy, 701 and He, Rg. P. B CONWAY'S BSOOKLYS THEA week of Miss CLARA MORRIS, supported by Mr, FREDERICK. RUBIN Monday and Tuesday, November 23 and %, Sneridan Knowles’ play, the HUNCH BAC rn Master Waller Mr. Frederick Kobinson Wednesday. ‘Thursday, Friday and saturday, shuke- speare's sublime tragedy of Lady Macbeth.. (ver first appearance in si c Re % Sickets for RE, «Miss Clara Morris ‘iss Clara Morris racter.) rmany in Opera Bouffe, SUNDAY, Nove tere 2, pare oe Sacred Concert, 3 trom 84 Diclocl A say FRANCIZOO MINSTRELS NEW OPERA HOUSE, Broadway, corner of Twenty-ninth street, People who have reli; theatres can come und INNO nd for this reason AN FX ne ous scruples about attending 0 |, MINSTRELS, MATINER THURS AY, 1A SGIVING DAY, AT 2, may be ordereibat 1. Street ca Seats secui Moral. arly. FAMILY MATINEE “SATURDAY, AT 2. IVOLI been moet STREET, Ly Second and Third avenues, THIS GUNDAY) ALTE: ie SNOON, ‘AT By O'CLOCK, EVENING at 4 O'CLOCK, DIFFERENT SAORED CONCERTS. Admission 25 cents PAUL FALK. ACOABE AT SHE BROOKLYN ATHENAUM FOR seven represenistions only, in bis highly success- ful entertainment, WEGONR. DULL CARE, COMMENCING UN TUESDAY BVENING NEXT. a Ticket olce, Atheneum, Auluntic avenue, open daily ‘om, N,_ PATTISON, + Corner Fifth avenue and Fo Evenings with the great Music! Recitals, ‘Tuesday Evening, her. BOKUE FRE NDI ickets, gina aL Brosaway, TWO GRAND DE GARMO HALL, teenth street. with Pianoforte , lecture on Ha Weber's, Ti at Ditson’, 108 Fitth avenue. HE LADIES ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW YORK Hospital tor Women, will give an Opening Entertain ment at the hospital, northeast corner of Lexington avenue and Thirty-seveuth street, on Tuesday evening, November 4, at 8 o'clock. Pee $1, to be obtained at Rushton’s of at the hospit ARS’ THANKSGIVING MATINEE AND EVENING Soiree, at his Academy, 239 Bleecker ied ‘Thurs- day, November 26, 18/4. jatinee, 2h P.M. Soiree, 9 EMEMBEK| TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY you have Matinees it Hobinson Hall, three choices _this weer. F MATE BatireRs. WAY TEMPLETON, Delight Sf aaalon, children, everydod: _NIBLO'S—5) GH AND MAIINER, Ch THIS OUT-<BROWS & LEUTES THEATRE Broad street, corner Exchange place. CU AND ITALIAN, UDY OF LANGUAGE reduced to t's true principles at the W YORK Cod VATORY OF MUSIC, bast Fourteenth nireee next to L Delmonico' ‘. ADEMY OF DANCING, xth avenue, Reservoir square, Friday ‘evening, Gay AN, eRe Te i aa evn a Keceptions Dansante GRAND B. sE-OP ENING!!! TO-MORROW (MONDAY) BV EVENING, NOVEMBER 2%, When will be revived, after elaborate preparation, the Taaperial spectacie, BLACK CROOK, £ fhe reproduction of the marvellous pageant tobe markea COMBINATION OF EXCELLENCES ‘an excess of attractiveness to this offering tot the original presentment of the re i e RALPY BROTHERS, under whose personal Geren will be given, promise that the varied fea BEWILDERING, pricHt AND BEAUTIFUL mel? IOLIDAY ATTRACTI oa D wrth okt gone unique and maaceral character. bet DRE: sigs, EVERYIHING UR STONS. Rene ! ENTIRELY oRAGIYG JNCIDEN NEWt THR DRAMATIC COMPANY Miss Bltza Weatnersbye” POWertul, ineludin Kai a Ms ie Annie iettp Bowler, iss Talla Neuviil Mre K Gollters Mr. George Elliott, Pa tam street, THE GRAND BALLET OF Di beautiful young aca aan Pipmyapel Bie MLLE, MARIKTTA BONFANTT and” id The dashing Panseusse Charest ad aay es LES. Tang Pout! Rigauey. VE PREMIERE SECUNDAS. THIRTY” CAPTIVATING OORT PAE with a Sone ot of Es and paris te inthe ULE KIRALFY'S OF ALL NATIONS and’ the A. AMAZONIAN f MAROH |p copecgttuaad THE SPECIAL INCIDENT: will be ie oh Al ENTAL ENTERTAINMENT yh fe Yap CHILDREN, b putes nMABRIGAL BOYS ‘LM SISIERS, Persian TWIN SISTERS THE SCENERY 81M SIMPLY SUPERB! ‘The finale ch ft sa NOR he vase Rest he = novel in conception and artistic in creation, coml jhe | most elegant pose ining ith the most ravishing grace. Geer OPERA HOUSE. TWO MATINEKS, GRAND EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY! REGULAR MATINEE saritoay, *s* Seats should be secured in advance. The entire BLACK CROOK will be given at each periormance. ARAND OPERA HOUSE. PRICES, The capacity of this, the most beautiful theatre in the land, admits the adoption ot the following POPULAK SCALE OF PRICES, notwithstanding the costliness of the aitraction pre- vented :— ERY Hak AUMISSIO Orchestra stalls, Family circle, been’ ROM STU 4 O'CLOCK, > Lessee and Manager mber 23, Pifty Star Periord RUAN ate a Dani far Performers in Comedy, Songs am ces, Ai Sight Sehiller’s G ane lay of the RO. Chartes De Moor. Francis De Noor. E. Eady do. ¢ Oito. TULSDAY AND WEDNEsDAY, pearance of Migs Fay ‘Templeton, Misa Alice Varne, Miss Isabel Varne and Mr. Joun Templeton in the Burlesque of AREA BOSAL and the famous Pla’ 0 i METAMORA Metamora, . two Veriormances for ida. THANKSGIVING, Day Matineo to commence at 194; evening, 7%. PIAZRRO AND PAREPA ROSA. WILLIAM TELL, pAnura Rosa AND IVANHOS. OOTH’s THEATRE. LAST TIMES Lessves and Manager: JARRETT & PALMER LAST WEEK OF MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, wr. JEFFERSON gives but seven more of his charm. ing 1upersonations of RIP VAN WINKLE, his engagement positively closing with the performanes at the Farewell Matinee next Saturday. Special alnti- nee on THANKSGIVING DAY, Seats tor either repre- sentation may be bad in advance. MONDAY EVENING, ‘November 30, the American comedian, Mr. JOHN 8. CLARKE, in two ofhis happ nest parts, MAJOR WELLL pach dh phe Bouts and TIMOTHY LOODLES, Sale of seal on Wednesday mormng at 8 o'clock. ar Chak ‘ia engaged tor two weeks only. R OTH! THEATRE. EXTRA MATINER. TMANKSGIVING DAY It Nr. JEFFERSON will give hige-geming impersonation of at the SPECIAL MATINE Thursday (THANKS- edhe 3s positively the Laci WEEK of Mr. JER. "eh RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD Birect, between “axth and seventh avenues, near 8. SATURDAY MATINES AT2 “ce HANG: OF PROGRAMME, MIN ELS, gh AsS HOTEL, ¥ RICE, SECOND W, His AS THI eA DONNAS Yount WRONG, TRE THE DELUGE. HANKSGIVING DAY, EXTRA FAMILY MATINEE, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 26, £0 COMMENCE AT TWO UO CLOCK, THANKSGIVING DAY AT 2. THANKSGIVING PAT FAMILY MATIN # SATURDAY At KRYANDS, BLYANDS STEINWAY HA TL. TBO. OMASY <YMPHONY CONCERTS D PUBLIC R} HEARSAL: FRIDAY APTERNOON, NOVEMBRE Y SECOND AFTERNOON PUBLIC Rist. Admission, 75 cents, Keserved seats, $1. SATURDAY EVEN NOVEMBER 2s, AT 8, SECOND sYMPHiONY CONCERT, mn iN, MR cual FRITSCH ain a Veawerrg, MRS. B. MTL Admission ticke's, $1 and $1 90. Ey ved seats, Tike sale of restr on Monday at 701 a at Steinway Hail, nts extra, ed Seate and tickets will commence id If Sroadway and a: the bos oiice here programines can also be had. ‘(PUK LAST EXUIBITION OF THK GREATEST American BBBBS A TrrTiT TrTTrT L EEEB B B AA 3 L KE B BAA L BBSBB AA L MK, B B AA L 4 b BOA L E BBBEB OA LULLL EEEB E, WALK MOUNTAIN, now on exhibitici es corner of Brouaway and tance 26 cents, wing Macaine Building, rieenth street Admit q Ls RAPE OF TH MUSTA Poem dedicated (without permission) to George Profusely illustrated, Sib THIS WikK’s ARCADIAN. Giarite. RGYLE ROOM SIREE: N id "TEMPLETON. a ‘youthful Dejazet.—San Francisco Call. BLO'S-EVEKY NIGUT AND MATINEE. or SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT BAND, OFFICE. 127 Kast Thirteenth street (no agents employed by ‘this band): first class music Turnished for all bagi tte? either Reed, Brass or stringed ree from pianist, to a full band, attended we », Prampely, and a reasonable rat Leader. NHE RAPE OF THE MUSTACHE, A bocm dedicated (without permission) to George Clarke. Profusely illustrated. SEs THIS Wikia's ARCADIA: ANJO, SONG AND DANCE, JIG, CLOG—TAUGHT for the stage, by the champion teachers o! the world, DOBSON & FULL, 48 Amity street, Ludies dited toe (aeter Thanksgiving aiterno __ Plimpton Building, Joay TEMPLETON, NHgTiget as we need evor hope to se0.—Arcadian. With the beauuful actress ALION VANE, GRAND CONCERT, BY THE SCHUBERT VOCAL Quartet, will take’ place on Wednes ‘ay evening, December 9 at the piany warerooms of Mr. Hazerio Among other noveiti the prozr. r part song, composea by Miss Benziger, in a clasteal s\¥le, LOCUIION TAUGHT AND OF for the stage by HENRY W. ‘st Forty-third stree| PUPILS MONTUOM!, JAUSE'S SOIREBS DANSANTES—IRVING “HALIy i ERY SATURDAY EVENING, FROM § To 1 AND AT MASONIC HALL, 116 AND "1G EAST TaAlRe TEENTH SIREET, TORSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, L AST TUESDAY, THU RSDAY AND FRIDAY, 4 three ROBINSON BALL, Mati _TAK FEMALE BANE | ANJO, SUNG AND DANO, JiG, CLOG AND IRISH Jig Dancing taught ior the stage; Banjos, all prices. eee 3 Guide to the staze, or Dancing Without a Ce ant re ail the above dances. Price $). MOH tn AN, 100 Kast Houston sh, near Bowery. ANTED—A GOOD BAS$S AND VIOLONCELLO player and kd first class singers and good end man bone player, to join amateur minstrel company. Address FIRST GLASS, Herald office, Utes EVE NING TH TELEGRAM, TWO CENTS, WITH ALL THE N BW MUSIO1—MILL. ARD Ne ia”? “What ieee fine A ‘t SONGS *AMA- and frets ah U4 seach : vould Live t ib p Maria,” We. auton "750. ,W Ison “Bout Sona," 6) ; “Lohengrin” dnd “rrincess de trebizonds,” 75¢. each , “Nine, Angov” Lancers, 400. DITSUN & O4,, 711 Broad: way, CA! A HAND PONBERY ATORY oF MUSIC YORK, 2 Fifth avenue, between sixteenth and Seventeenth, streets (Knabe Building) din WEDNESDAY. Wh inst, acsP, M Dramatis itations by the pupils, ander the direction ot Profemor PiliL. LAWK at the hall of the Oonserva mpegs FOR ALL THEATRES CAN BE HAD aP tre Ticket UMce, main hal t, James Hotel OW “TRINCULO” AND joyed pag aly es #, the Tivoli Gardon last Sundafe THIS KS ARCAUIAN, E | Base RVED SHATS Fe ured six df EEE, ra Bre aad stree ANJO.—THE BA single quarter; Minstre: and varie Fourti avenue. “FORTH INGHAM” EN- t ALL THEATRES in advance at BROWN d& ) corner Bxchange place, 10 AND. GUITAR TAUGHT IN A Styles ot ‘dancing for the MLNKY CG, DOBSON, i EW MUSIO.—“RONNIE BESSIE, LYLE," BALLAD by Henry Tus ket, prite 35e. ; “oi Linger by MY Side,”’ baliad b: P. Danks, price ‘ublished bE THUS, J HAUL date We dail £ Som, 761 Broadware.