The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1874, Page 2

2 AMUSEMENTS. SOLDEN YOEUM ATK Las! six mghts in New York of the OLDENE Ncil-H OPBRA BOUFFE COMPANY. MONDAY EV SLNG, pocember 28, A DOUBLE BILL, GENEVIEVS DE BRABAN' ENTIRE ang@sedond act of LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT, TEESDAY EVENING, December 2 at 8 Iso for the farewell avurday an Kngtish version of and every Eventos this week, rst represe Ore rep Matinee on atation in America HEIGNING PARISIAN SENSATION ACH'S LAS AN J LARCHIDUCG (THE La CHIDUC it lite produced with the same completenes: thas distinguished all (ae representation: the following strong Marietta Mme. L' are Miss Emily Soldene Fortunato Miss Robson The Countess . i Giacometia - The Archduke’ ernest. Mr, Marshall Giletu ah Mr. Beverley and the reaiainder of the cast by the principal members af Miss SOL, ‘b> powertul organization. WEDNESDAY EVENING. December 30, at8, BENEFIT OF MISS &MILY SOLD) ; and second representation in America of MADAME L’ARCRIDUC, Seats securea at box office and 701 Broadway. SATURDAY—"ARCH-DUCHESs.” Matince MONDAY, January t—Mrs, KOUSBY. RS, ROUSBY. LYC THEAT! VIRST APPEARANCE IN AMEQUCA AT VHE LYCEUM THEATRES, oa MONDAY EVENING, January 4, 175, at 8 o'clock, in Ber original characier o: THE LADY EviZAst in Tota Zeulae Agnent Historical Drama, TWIXT AXE AND CROWN In presenting M OUsBY to the Amertean public Messrs. MAUR onbaar 4 C. A. CHIZZOLA teel jus ted tn referring to her illustrious career in &ugiand and to the conspicuous and brillant position she now occu pies on the dramatic stage as the aurivalied exponent of & series of characters Which at once appeal to her aual- ences. we ‘The character selected for Mrs, ROUSBY’S debut in America t that oc [HE LADY &LIZABETH, in Mr. PWixt Aki AND Tom Tayloc’s creat historical dran CROWN, iu which she achieved an'instantaneous and most signal triu the partin Sugiand nearly ONE THOUSA® ur hundred of which were in Lon Nor has her success been less im her person- YAN OF ARU, MARY SiUAGT, ROSALIND, & li of which characters she won the ation of » Q@RIDELD mpost rapturous applause, 3 TWiXd AXB AND CROWN will be put upon the stage with the utmost fidelity to historical costumes, scenery and surroundings. No ex a by the management in this Felauon, while the company Who are to support Mrs, Bousby have been selected with great care. A SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT has Leen ent-red into with Mr, GEORGE CLARKE, who of this occasion will make uis rentree in New York. SPECIAL, NOTICE,—SCALE OF PRICES, During the Rousby Dramat! ason the prices will be the same as hose of the leading New York thea ; reserved orchestra soias, stalls $1 50: dress rved), $1; sec nis; family ¢ 3 + comme: penses have been sp: TIBLO'S. » R THORNE.. Lessee and Manager y ER 2s, 1874. MATIN MATINEE. MIME, PANTOMIME AND Jil: PANTOMIME AND JILL PANTOMIME ore new uovelties, more new features and wore and better specialties than ever before seen in auy entertainment, AND JILL AND JILL TROUPE TROUP. ALBANI—LOHENGRIN, H LALIAN ALES OF PHI. d A BY GR. ALA NIGHT, up. to the opera in state, accompamed Goveruor of the State of New Yor and Mayor of Ni York, ot HS MAJESTY KING KALAKAUA, Farewell representation of Waguer’s grand Opera, LOWENGRIN, given with greatly augmented choras and increased his suite and ti w Orches'ra, and with every accessory calculated to heighten eBect of thls masterwork. Mile. EMMA ALBANT 0.0.2... ELSA Miss ANNIE LOUIS# CARY.....0. +-:- ORTRUD Signor CARPT........ -LOHENGRIN Signor Del. PUEN FRED K Signor SCOLARA HE KING Grand chorus, full corps de bailet and orchestra. Musical Director and Conductor........signor &. MUZIO ‘The entrance of HIS MAJESTY will’ be welcomed by the playing of the HAWAUAN NATIONAL HYMN by the GRAND ORCHESIRA, Doors open at7. Overture at 7:30 P.M TUESDAY. Dec 28, Brooklyn Academy, If) TROVATORB. WEDNESDAY. Dec 3), DON GIOVANNI—Mile, ALBAN. }RIDAY—Last might of the season. Admission, $2; Reserved Seats, $l extra; Family Circle, $1; Reserved -eats, We. extra. CADEMY OF MUSIC. TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 29, OuTIMO, comedy, in 5 acts, by Moser, in aid of the German Hospital and Dispensary, by the Members of the Germania Theatre. AD. NEUENDOEFF ... a * a se+egeDirector Boxes and seats tor sale at G. Schirmer's, 701 Broad- way. CADEMY, ITALIAN OPERA. CHORUS CALL, the Chorus of the strakosch italian Opera, includ- fing ali those who sang in Lohengrin, will please meet tor Behearsa) ou Monday, December 28, at Ii o'clock A. M., On the stage of the Academy of Music. E. MUZIO, ‘ Musical Director. CADEMY. LOHENGRIN. BALLE!. The ladies of the dailet and supernumeries formerly employed in Lokensrin will please meet at the Academy stage door, on Monduy evening, Dec, 23, at 6:8 pre- cisely. A. VAN HAMME, Stage Manage! CADEMY, LOUENGRIN ORCHESTRA. Members of the orchestra of the Italian opera are Fespectiuily notified to attend the rehearsal o: grin atthe Academy of Music on Monday, at 12 o’cloy E. MUZIO, Director ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, 585 Broadway. opposite Metropontan Hotel. YH PoOPLES’ VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. MONDAY, Dec. 28. EVERY EVENING AT 7:45 WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEE at 230 First appearance of the beautiful vocalist, Miss SALLI“. ADAMS. The great song and Dance Artists, SUN and ULARKE, ing litte Songstress, KATIE McKAIN. ‘The unequalled £: UHAKLE The dashing Comedienne, MeLIA DEAN s The favorite /thiopian Comedian, HARRY HAXT. Reappearance of the great Aerial Queen, LOLA, LOLA, LO: JOHN MANNING, HARRY SHELDON, G. W. PIK GEO. WARREN, JOHN GUL J. and ali the Metropolitan favorites. The pertormance to conclude with LE JARDINE MABILLE, with a full troupe from Paris and Berlin, in which none ‘of the objectionable features of the Cancan and other dances will be found. NEW YEAR'S DAY, Two FORMANCES, GRAND PE \ LOBE THEATRE. \ 728 BROADWAY, 730. CAMPBELL & MURTHA fies Grant attractions for the Holida M INDAY, December 25, ‘The popular Tragedian. ©. 1. STETSON, who will appear in the great sensation Drama by Charies Foster, beq., entiled NECK AND NECK. The favorite actress Miss MARION SOMMERG has been expressly envaged to support Mr. stetson. First appearence i the peerless Prima Donna, MISS NeTiIk FLOKENCE, and the silver-voiced Tenor, McUULLOUGH and McGak as the IRISH EMIGRANTS, AJL the old favorites will appear in new parts. ADA RICHMOND, LNNIEZ HUGHES, NED FOX, NELLIE POUNG, JEAN GREY, MOLLIE MITCHELL, + OLEY and WADE, WALTER BRAY, WILLIAM DEVERE, J. WOODWARD. ACCABE—ROBINSON HALL—2VERY EVENING. Uninterrupted success of Frederic Maccabe in lis Sparkling Monologue Entertainment, BEGONE DULL CARE. The popular triumphs of the entertainment keep pace with 18 surprising artistic, musical and ventritoqmal excellence. For four weeks Robinson Hall has been crowded seven times a week, with the most tasbionable and distinguished audiences to Le seen in any city in the world. ‘ACCABE—ROBINSON RY EVENING. Ms re oiiis Original, Bright and Beautiful PERSONATIONS AND SONGS Elegant, uovel and diversited. repicte with intensely comic situations. Byery 1aste suited. Beautiful Meio: dies, Operatic selections, Piano Recitals, a superb expo- sition of Ventriloqaism and Character Delineations. ‘Admission, Sc., Reserved Seats, Se, extra; Juveniles under i2 years of age. halt price. Ticket office, Robinson Hall, open daily from 9 till 6, .. Managers ve WEST 23D STREET near Booth's Theatre. RYANI'S OPERA HOUSE, between bth and 7th avenge: Every evening at& Saturday Matinee at 2, Crowded houses. umense success of the beautiful sketch, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. | santa Claus Sania Claus. MINSTRELS. | Fooling with the Wrong MINSTRELS. Man. MINSTRELS The Pet Liephant. S MINSTRELS. Riding in a street Car BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. |W. Henry Rice as Norra. BEYANTS MINSIRELS, | Santa Claus | Santa Olaas. Introuucing a grand Skating Carnival at CENTRAL PAKK aes i “THE BALL'S UP!” “THE BALL'S UF Day at 2 Family Matinee every Saturday at2. YERMANIA THEATRE, NTH STREET. AD. NUENDORBFF. 01.0.0... 00. oo Din Star engagement of A MAY «, the favorite of Germany in Opera Boufle. MONDAY, December 28, DIK FLEDERMA INA MAY. be 3 office open | Peggpoiy Barkis | FAMILY CIRCLE . | LEUCIPP | CHRY50O8, an art patrot | bur in ADDILION TO NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. LITT: JARRET! & PALMER will present this (MONDAY) EVA NING, DECEMB®R 23, after careful preparation, Andy iaday's admirable ive act dramatic versioi charming story “David Copperteld,” entutied, LITTLE bM'LY! The cast of characters ts ¢ the popular ac GEORGE Fa who will give his inunitable im WILKINS MI as periormed by him at the Olympic Theatre, London, four hundred consecutive nights, Daniet Pewgoty. spenteeye Mr. rrederick B, Warde Hau : edingly strong, including rand author, OWE, personation of the part of WBER -Mr. Henry Weaver Mr. Claude Burroughs Mr. Charles Rock well Mr. J. Edwin Irving vere. Mir, S. tkdwin Miss Maude Granger Mr. Wickfleld ite Em’ sey Trotwood. ....Miss Mary Weils Martha. ......+ Miss Louisa Philips | Agnes Wickflela Miss Louise Header-on icosa Dartle Miss Helen Tracy Miss imma Grattan Miss Mucawber. Viss Estelle Mortimer Mrs Gumimidg by WM. VOKGILIN and RICHARD MAR- tnagnificent, the principal pictures being MINATED OATHEDRALL THE AKK ON THE >ANDSt THE STORM SCENR! THE SHIPWRECK! all of which have nious mechanical adjuncts. The play is one of the most interesting, and by the mauner of its preduction here will prove the most en- tertaining of holiday dramaue offerings. MATINEE NiXT SALUKDAY AT Lg O'CLOCK. woos MUSEUM, in ees Wood's, The scener! =TON THE ILLU. THIS Evening at 8 Afternoon at 2 Boucicaui:'s Great Drama, MIMLAM's CHIME AFPER and DARK. FORTY THIEVES, 7 ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Manager.. Mr, LESTER WALLACK Mr. DION BOUCICAULY EVERY EVENING AND SATUKDAY MATINEE, in anew apd ociginal Irish play, entitled MAUGHRAUN, Mr. H. J. MONTAGU Bi Nr. JUN GILBERT, Mr. HARRY BECKET!, Mr. EDWARD ARNOTI, Mr. J. B. K, Mr. EB. M. HOLLAND, r. LEONARD, Mr. ED. 18s ADA DYAS, Miss JEFFREYS LEWIS, Mine. I, Miss LONE BURKS, Mrs. SEPLON and Miss BLAISDELL also in the Carriages may be V three Weeks in advance. (F248 OPERA Hous LAST WEEK. The KIRALFY BROTHERS having arranged for the transter of VHE BLacK CROOK to Fora’s Theatre, Washington, where it will be pro- ducea January 4 beg to announce that the present is SHIVELY THE LAs? WEEK HER« of the imperial spectacle with its almost ARRAY OF BEWILDERING BEAUTIES, NEW YSAR'S DAY and on SATURDAY. ADMISSION Ryron FIPLY CENTS Reserved Seats, 25 cents, 00 cents and $! extra. . THIRTY CENT: cin AVENUE THEATRE, Proprietor and Manager MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, and EVERY EVENING—ior this week only—Mr. W. 8. GILBERI'S celebrated LONDON SUCCESS, the bri: lant MYTHICAL CUMEDY, in three acts, endtled PYGMALION AND GALATEA. Mr. AUGGSTIN DALY scenery by Mr. JAMES ROBE. ; new and costumes by Mme. FINCHBTTE: the Dis- ING STATUE illusion by W. 8, TOBIN, Esq., and | the following IMPORTANT Cast; PYGMALION, GALATEA aCLERCQ who has been <p y engaged to give’additivnal per- fecthess to the present series of comedy performances, 3, a soldier.... .....Mr. GORGE DEVERNE Mr. JAMES LE AGESIMOS, Chrysos’ slave. MINOS, Pygmalion’s slave. - Mr. CYNISCA, Pygmalion’s wife...’ Miss ANNI DAPHNE, Chrysos’ wife......Miss NELLIt MORUMER MYBINE -Miss NINA VARLAN MATINEE OF “PYGMALION AND GALATEA” NEW YEAR'S DAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. In Rehearsal—THE PALACE OF TRUTH! Shortiy—An important SHAKESPEARIAN BEVIVAL. | Mr. Charles Le Clereq | Miss Augusta Kaymond | | LYMPIO THEATRE, aay BROA AY. Mr. JOHN P. POOLE = A TOTAL S CHANGE. A new Serio-Comic Loca! Drama, entitled Cr ROWS AND DOWN TuWS § _ MLK: PARNILY Master BARNEY, LIDDLE FRITS First appearance Dance Artists and Ethiops Messrs HAKP; First appearance of & iss JOSE PHI THE VICOREKLLLS A: GUS WILLIAMS’ NE DUTCH MILITIA, GRAND MATINEK ON NEW YBAR'S DAY. MATINEES AT 2, ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. legged Song and NGS. Manager | pueereeeerey SALES AT AUCTION A ~ESIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION. 4A. Now ov exhibiion at Clinton Hall Salesrooms, a private Library, comprising @ large collection of Books, many very scarce and valuable, to be sold by auction, Monday, December 28 aud (Glowing evenings, col mencing at 3s o'clock. 6 AF TS O'C1OON. Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioncers JERE, JOHNSON, JK, AUCTIONEER, Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts salesroom, aT Nassau street, 3 Real Estate Department, 21 Park row, New York. On MONDAY, at 103, o'clock, GRBAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, Pianos, &c. Also several very elegant oak Bedroom Suits, dining room, basement, kitchen Furniture, ‘&e., on MONDAY, at 10% o'clock, at our Salesroom, 37 Sassau street, puma ’ EB COMIQUA $14 BROADWAY. Mr. JOSH HART........... Bole Propriewr Positively the last timo this season of HARRIGAN AND HARTS world renowned MULLIGAN GUARDS, First time this season of IRELAND vs, ITALY, by HAGIIGAN AND HACE iE 5! . Mr. JOON WILD. Mr. CHAS. WHITE, Mr, WM. CARTER ina new negro sketch, BORN TO GOOD LUCK. DIAMOND AND RYAN, Mr. WM. GAYLORD, Miss KITTY O'N TLL, Misy ALICK BEN SETT, Duss POLLY BOOTH, Miss SADIb VIVLAN, A NisW AND ORIGINAL OLIO. Concluding with the new drama entitled DANTA CLAUS; OR, POVERTY'S HOLIDAY. Matinecs Wediieaday and Saturday. EXLRA MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY AT 2. SF. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE ‘This evening Mra. F. B. CONWAY, Mr. FRANK ROCHE a @atire company iu Dion Boucivault's suc- cessful play, LED ASTRAY. SATURDAY—MACBETH—MRS. CONWAY'S BENEFIT, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA ROUSE, 201 BOWERY. Miss AMY RUBE ft! MORE NEW STARS, MISS LOUISE ANDEK:=0 Sixty | WM. AND MAGGIE RAY. FRANK JONES. hams ‘The comic potiday pentomime. given JACK THE GIANT KILLER. away. TONY PASTOR'S New Year orcetings, Matinee Tuesday, Matinee Thursday, Year's Day. Mr. JON WILLIAMS, | Sixty | Sixty turkeys distributed on Thursday even: | hams | ing. Ladies tree on Tuesday evening only this | given aes 1,000 toys distributed at New Yeur jatinee. New | | COOK, Auctioncer,—HAV UCTION SALE—MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, AT 10'g oclock A.M. at fast (hirtecath sireet.—J, & OO. will sell several black Walnut marble top Bedroom Sets, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Extension Tables, Chairs, \arpets Pillows, Matiresses, Sora vets, Library Tables, Stoves, Galvanic buttery, large Showcase, suigere, Budet, office Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Plimpton Bedstead, silver-plated Cas. ters, Pitchers, &e.; good second hana Seal Sacque, royal frmine Muff and Boa, three pier Mirror Frames, 300 | Books, &c. The above goods must be sold. to satisty a mortgage. The sale will be peremptory, 69 East Thir- tenth sirect. UOLION SALE THIS DAY, AT THE ELEGANT S story brown stone mansion 120 West 23d st, near Oth av. THIS (Monday) MORNING, commencing at LO o'clock. Magnificent inlaid marqiewy satin Parlor suits, Cen- tre abies to match; velvet, Brussels Carpets, Bronzes, 74 octave Pianotorte, best city makers; Gabinets, Book: case, Desks, Chamber -uits, Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Turkish Suit, Chairs, &c.; Mattresses, Buffet, Extension | Table, basement and kitchen Furniture. Hi. K. Mo. NELL, Auctioneer. RARE CHANCK.—AT AUCTION, THIS DAY, OVER $2),000 worth of elegant Household Furniture; con- tents of private residence 2: East twentieth street, near Bi inprising every article necessary for house- iz:—7%4 octave rosewood Pianoforte, elegant Mirrors, Brussels Carpets, Oil é Curtains, Bedsteads, ‘and hiir Mattresses, Lounges, &¢.; 4 o'clock. i WENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE.—M. KE, FAVOR, SALESROONS 15 East Fourteenth street.—(, D. FAVOR, Auctione ‘will set on Monday, Decemb ‘at 1035 A. M., at pi vate residence 212 West Seventeenth street, near Sev- enth avenue, a large assortment of Household Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes, Li Wardrobes, sprin: commencing at I ) consisting of’ Parlor Suits, Paintings, Carpe’s, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Matiresses, Bedding, » Bed, Silver and Glassware, &c. Sale positive. |, Buffet, Table, ING KALAKAUA, _With Portrait, SEE THE ARCADIAN, THE LECTURE SEAS( ae Ra nn ah rr es anne A “LECTURES THREE TIMES THI8 DAY ON MAN- + hood and the cause of its premature decline, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Houston and Bieecker streets, A. LECUURE EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON Nervous Debility anc Special Diseases, at Dr, KAHN’S Museum. Kemember the address, 6:8 Broad: way, near Fourth street, cent museum in the world. Admussion, 5c. OHN B. GOUGH WILL LECTURE ON People,” before the Yorkville Young Men's (hris- tian Association, at Fast Side Hall. corner kighty-sixth street an. 2% Tickets, 5c. ZA Pianos to rent, at HAINES BROTHER’ Piano Rooms, 27 Union square. New Pianos on instalments or low (oF cash; two Piano’, been aged a itde, very low for cash, —FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND A... Pianos of our own make; also tor sale, a number ot fine second hand Pianos, in pertect order. ’WLLLIAM b ‘No. 12 Fitth avenue, above Sixteenth —DOANE PIANOS FOR SALE, CHEAP holidays; Bradbury, $1,000; Square Grand will be Wareroom, 112 West Fourteenth st. RION PIANOS RETURNED FROM HIRE—EQUAL to new and fully warranted, at one halt the usnal price, for cash. shis is an opportunity seldom offered. Jprights and Squares. ARIUN PIANOFORTE COM- PANY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street. A. sold at a sacrifice, U hea GREAT PANTOMIME SUCCESS AT THE HiPPODROME, BLUE BEARD AS A GRAND BRUESTRIAN SPEC- TACLE. TWENTY-SIX fe i Ea IN A SINGLE HOULD BE VISITED BY EVERY CHILD IN THE LANDI THE BRILLIANT HOLIDAY FESTIVAL TO BE CONTINUED AFTERNOON AND bVENING DURING THE WEEK( FIGHT EIGHT HUNDRED HUNDRED LADIE: LADLE. AND AND GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN IN THE GRAND ARENAI THE GREAT ORIENTAL PESTIVAL THE FETE AT PEKIN FETE AT Pr KIN AS USUAL DAY AND NIGHT! The production of the great EQUESTRIAN, DRA- MATIC AND SPECTACULAR CHRISTMAS PANTO. MIME. with all its dazzling dances ana interesting and instructive auxiliaries, is given, not ag a substitute tor THE VAST PROGRAMME OF BRILLIANT RACES, which have made the great Bip- pogrome so popular with, all classes, The numerous ardie and Flatraces by daring equestrians, together with all the thrilling chariot races ana the wondertul contests in speed by the famous ranning horses of Great Britain and America will be given both afternoon and evening. Augmented to unprecedented proportions, it is deemed necessary to commence the vast programme promptly at 2:30 and 8 o'clock, when it is desirable that all be seated in the grand amphitheatre. THE LARGEST MANAGERIE IN THB WORLD. All of Mr. Barnum’s various travelling manageries combined in. ONE GRAND ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION of SIX HUNDRED BARE AND COSTLY WILD BEASTS! As a feature of special interest, the wild animals will he fed in presence of the audience at the close of the at- ternoon exhibition. Doors open at 1 and 6:30. Box office open from 9 to. Seats secured six daysin advauce. Children under 10 halt price. NOTE.—Opera glasses will prove of service during the PANTOMIME and FETE AT PEKIN. ING KALAKAUA AT BARNUM'S! HIS MAJESTY, KING KALAKAUA, HAVING ACCEPTED MR. BARNUM'S: INVITATION TO VisIT THE GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME, IN COMPANY WITH THE COMMITTEE AND HIS SUIT, HAS DESIGNATED TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC, 29, AT 2 O'CLOCK, | K BUT ONE LAST WEEK BUT ONK of MR. JOHN T, RAYMOND LAST W in his great character specialty of COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS in MARK TWAIN'S American Drama of that title. 106TH PERFORMANCE, MONDAY, DEC. 28, EVERY HVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, FRENCH OPERA SEASON OPENS JAN. 18CO MINSTRELS. NEW OPERA HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER TWENTY-NINTH STREET. Sas FRA BIRCH, WAMBOLD and BACKUS| | First week of the SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | NEW YBAR Callers, SAN FRAN@{sCO MINSTRELS. | SEWING MACHINE | SAN FRA O MINSTREL: GIRL. SAN FRAN MINSTRELS. | BETSEY AND 1 SAN PRANCISCO MINSTRELS, ARE OUT. FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | Comic Banjo Songs, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. { cures, Ac. ‘Street cars may be ordered at 10. us Secured. Family Matinee -aturday at 2. OBERT DALE OWEN. iy SEE THE ARCADIAN. BPox LYN ATHENA d Seventh subscription night of the New York AD. NUENDORKF. Germania Sheatre MONDAY, ‘December 28, Kin Geadelter Kanffmann. comedy’ in five Gorner. Box office open trom 9 o'clock, T10. SSE THE ARCADIAN. HE ANNUAL GRAND TABLEAUX ENTERTAIN ment, Chureh of the Disciples, Madison avenue and Forty-fitth street, George hh, Hepworth, Pastor.—1ues- day and Wednesday evenings, December 29 and 0, Admission, 50c.; Reserved seats, 75e.: Children, half price, Procure your tickeis early, a8 hundreds were Unable to gain admission last year. Fe guests; the speeches. 2 ue PLUCKED PIGEON. Preavos AT ART AUC’ CHRIST- of, the LL REPORT OF GENERAL GRANT mas Dinner at the Academy of Masi See the ALCADIAN, SEE THE ARCADIAN, ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NO. 123 WEST M © Fourteenth street, New York.—The Museum is open daily, sundays excepted, from 10 A. M. 10 6 P. M., and on Mondays and Saturdays from 7 to 10 #. M. Cesnola col- lection, galleries of pictures statuary and other art ob- jects. ‘Admission 25 cents; Mondays iree YHRISTMAS CAROLS, J LAMB'S PARK THEATEE, proomuyy, = |U SEE THE ARCADIAN. ; MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1874. — ement of AG Boor, upported by J OHN MORRISSEY, tienen oe eee atapeers’s tragedy, KING JOHN MEE THE ARCADIAN. OHN MORRISSEY, © B} SEB THB ARCADIAN Atv 0 AY APTE Fu REFORT OF GKNERAL guests TLC K GRANT'S OHRIST- of Music; Liss of the CADLAN. as Dinner at the Academ: the speeches, See the LIND TOM, THE WONDERFUL PIANIST. Witt, ine of bis finest and rarest musral se perform some of his en Fare peaeal oe B jections, at Cooper Institute, December 2. A. with Portrait, SKE THE ARCADIAN Km KALAKAU. ANTED—AS AN ASSIBTANT, A YOUNG MAN OF r W genteel appearance, Who desires to study fencing and boxing, in order to become & master thereat; cerer- @nves required. Avply at 619 6th ay, uD stairs, STKINWAY & SONS’ PIANOFORTE—EVERY IM- provement; great bargain for cash. A rosewood Piano, round corners, carved legs, only $100. ‘The jargest and most magniti- | | A PECULIAR | contained in said house, consisting of Parlor Suits, Bta- ANDSOME | | UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION. Over $15,000 worth aud over 475 lots handsome Household Furniture, Carpets, Pianoforte. this (Monday) morning, at 1034 o'clock, at the tour story mansion 10 West Twenty-eighth street, near Sixth ave- nue, by order of W. Richert, Esq. :—Parlors—Magnificent irangd Duchess, Mane Antoinette style, and ‘Turkish Parior Suits, covered in satin brocade and reps; grand | square rosewood Pianoiorte, Curtains, Mirrors, Paint- | ings, Bronzes, Clocks, rosewood ana wainut Chamber | Suits, Mattresses. Bedding, 1 | im rey Third’ avenue, on Tuesday evening, December | ibrary. Situng Room suits, and haircloth; ‘Dining, Basement Furniture, jouas delivered and packed’ tor purchasers, J. KRA En, Auctioneer. J. BLEECKER, SON & WHITE WILL SELL AT uction on Wednesday, December 30, at No. 20 East yseventh street, at 10% A.M., all the Furniture ke. For Card and Dining Tables, Mantel and Pier “ambrequins and Curtains, Wilton and Brasse|s Carpets, olack walnut Bedsteads, ‘Wardrobes, marble top Kureaus, Mattres:es, Lounges. &c., together with an assortment of School Desks aud Furniture. Catalogues on tiorning of sale. UCTION SALE—RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THIS (Monday) MOKNING, at 10% o'clock, at the private residence 210 West 2ist st. near 7th avenue. Elegant carved Parlor Suits, in rich satin and brocatel. Two magnificent rianoiortes, Decker & Bros., makers. Turkish and spanish Lounges, Etageres, Music bi- net, Parlor and Gilt Tabies, Mirrors, Curtains, richly carved Chamber Sets, in rosewood and black walout latest styles Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, 31 hair and spring Mattresses, Eaay Chairs, Tarkish Suit, 3 Bookcases. Library Table, Writing Desk. 2 Extension Tables, inlaid Sideboard, Crockery, Silverware, Dining Chairs, in leather; Hall’ stand, 29 ‘Brussels and ingratn Carpets, Rockers, &c. Sale positive. “Take 7th or 8th av.cara, Men to pack and ship goods. ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer. Bowe, £ HILUER, AUCTIONEERS MORTGAGE sale, corner Fighth street and University place, Monday, December 28. at 104 o’cloc! five ‘helan Billard Tables. Balls, Cues, Racks, &c., Bar Counter and Back Bar, Show Case,iChandelers, Tubies, Chatty, Ice Box, Mirror, &c. MARVIN R. CLARK, Attorney for Mortgagee. J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. A BEAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOUD SQUARE Piano, entirely new, carved legs. warranted, ata Sacrifice; mu-t be soid this week. 170 4d av., near 16th st. T REDUCED PRICES TEIS MONTH—A LARGE assortment of first class Pianos. on instalments and tolet. LYNCH & GOMIEN, Broadway and Thirty-nith street. A GRAND SQUARE STEINWAY PIANO, VERY cheap for cash: @ 73; octave Piano, very little used, only $10; a new style case Organ, only $50; a ten slop rosewood Prince Organ, only $75; the wonder. ful Burdett Organ for rent, and rent allowed it purchased. A large stock of Pianos and Organs to select trom. Call and examine betore purchasing, BILLINGS 4 WHEELOCK, 1é East Fourteeath street. A YRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR four round cornered 744 octave Pianoforte, made to order, best city makers, patent agraffe, full iron plate, Cost $900, for $250: Stool, Cover, box for shipping: also Parlor, Library, Chamber ana Dining Room Furniture for sale, 40c. on the dollar. Private residence 120 West 23d street. MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE 74 OCTAVE, AA four round corners, rosewood Pianoforte. all mod- ern improvements, patent agrafie, brilliant tone, nearly new, cost $120, for $275; Stool, Cover: box for shipping a lot Parlor, Chamber Furniture; a sacrifice. Reside! 103 Weat Twenty-eizhth street, near Sixth avenue, A 7 OCTAVE STEINWAY PIANOFORTE, ALL IM. provements, a sacrifice; rosewood Plano, Stool and ¢ 11 Clinton place, Kighth street, near Broadway. LADY WILL SELL—FOR $75, HANDSOME ROSE- wood round cornered Pianoforte, modern tmprove- ments, including Stool and Cover; pertect order; sweet, powerful tone, 28 Third street, near Bowery. A RAKE CHANCE.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A FINE 107, 109, 111 East Fourteenth street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE- gant Bradbury Pianoforte at a sacrifice ; four round corners. carved case. all modern improvements, in use since April; cost $975, for $250; Stool, Cover. West 23 st. BEAUTIFUL 734 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, $160 carved legs, overstrung, every improvement, fully warranted; sacrifice; instalments taken, $12 monthly; rent, $5. BR. CABLE, 107 West 234 st, corner 6th av. assortment of second band grand, square and up- right Pianos. of steinway & Sons’ make; also of otner | first class manutacturers. STEIN 4& SONS, | Paintings and very rich. over, $13); & Parlor Organ, cheap. Pki.K & SON, | at public auction on Wednesda; EK. OWE & HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS.—MARSAAL’S D sale, corner Fighth street and University place, on Nonday, December 28, at 1Pso’clock, Groceries ind Liguors, consisting ot Green and Black ‘eas, Coffeo, Spices, rushed and brown Sugars, Soap, canned Fruits, Chocolate. Kock Candy, Flour, &¢.; barrels and demi johns Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, Jamaica Kum, Cordials, ortand Khine Wines, CieeeH PHILLIPS, Marshal. BY EDWARD SCHENCK, ASSIGNEE’s BALE of SUPERB WATCHES nT DIAMOND JEWELRY, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29. The above will be on exhibition, THIS DAY, at NO. @ LIBERTY STREET. Y JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., Auctioneers, The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company will sell 30,000 tons Scranton Coal December 30, at 12 SLOAN, President M, STACKPOLE, AUCTIONEER. By FE. M. STACKPOLE & CO., on Tuesday, Decem- or 2), at toy o'clock, ut their salesroom 14 Vesey streot, near Astor House, will sell, to pay advances, Jot fine Furnitnre, in walnut and enamel suits; Oil Paint- ings, body Brussels Carpets, Mattresses, Glassware. Ching; lot Musical Instruments, Trunks and Contents; Jot Sundries, &c, COLTON, AUCTIONEER. + On Tuesday, December 2, atthe Auction Booms, No. 5s East Thirteenth street, near Broadway. Last sale "clock noon, at 26 Exchange place. een SAMUE! | this year. It will embrace about a thousand and one dit- Call at 258 | ferent Kinds of goods, from as many different families, and you may find four Pianos, two Melodeons, brocade and Tace Curtalus, all kinds of Furniture, all manner of engravings, rich and plain Uar- Cuckoo Clocks, Mantel do.; an everlast- geet Jewelry aid Siiverplated Ware." Further particulars ol ‘Tuesday morning, PRIVATS MILY WILL SELL A gantfour round Decker & Bros.’ Pianoforte at a sacrifice; a brilliant toned 74 octave, richly carved, rosewood case, full agraffe. overstrung Piano, with all late improvements. used seven montis a tee, bill of sale, cost $975, tor $2.0. j. B.—Stool, Cover, Box for shipping. Call, three di private residence 21y West 2ist street. CCORDEONS, CERTINAS, ionets, Banjos, Fties, Flutes, Books, Violins, Guitars, Meironomes, Drums, Boxes; low prices during holidays. GORDON & SON, Ls EAMES, BENT & CO.. MANUFACTURERS, 23 Kighth avenue, offer their superior Pianofortes ex- tremely low for cash : several nearly new at halt price; second hand instruments, $75 a! wards. ARGAINS.—CHICKERING AND OTHER SQUARE and upright Pianos, cash or instalments; seven oc- taves, rent $5, a douvle reed Organ, $50. GORDON & SON, 13 st Fourteenth street. DP) POKEE & BARNES WILL SeLL THEIR FIANOS during the holidays at less chan factory prices; few renting Pianos for sale 7 nue, corner Fourteenth street. ap. Factory 127 third ave- XREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND J Pianos of the very best quality, yet low for cash, at VISCHAR'S, $25 and 425 West Twenty-cighth street, near Ninth aven SOME SEV ase and legs; be Harmonicas, Music ARVED fee for cash, city maker: @ sacri or would take part payment in dry goods. 26 Cornelia street, sect EW ARION PIANOS 10 KENT—TO RESPONSIBLE parties; uprights and squares; 74 octaves. PIANOFORTE ABLON JOMPANY, No, 5 East Fourteenth street, TANOS—LARGE STOCK TO SELL OR RENT easy terms, at MERRELL'S, No, 8 Union Fourth avenge). Call and see. LLOUBET, PELTON & CO., 41 BROADWAY, NEW York, manutacturers of the Standard Organ, offer # large stock of their superior instruments, for cash, to rent or by instalments. GQTHINWAY, WATERS, CHICKERING AND OTHER > first class second hand Pianos at great bargains for cash this week. or to let at low prices, at WA- TERS’, 481 Broadway. 7ATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS, CONCERTO AND other Organs will be sold this week at reduced prices tor cash. Pianos, $10 to $15 and Organs, $6 to $10 Inonthly afver first deposit, ‘ WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway. $150 CASH WILL BUY A FINE 7 OCTAVE second hand Piano: $30, $49, $5), $60 or $75 will buy # 6 octave, at WATELs, 481 Broadway. = ~ MUSICAL. MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 144 FIFTH avenue, next Nineteenth street —Protessor sCH ROL: DER introduces his system of learning how to read must atsight and voca! culture in classes now forming day or evening), o private lessons, at liberal terms, DANCING ACADEMIES. A. 3, SAU8#'S, DANCING ACADEM! + at Masonic Hail. 14 East Thirteenth street; Bre- Yoort Hall, if East Fitty-tourth street. PRIVATE 'LEs- SONS atahy hour. CIRCULAKS at private academy, 212 East Bleventh street A ~ROPWoRTINS PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANO- + ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner or fwenty-sixth Street, open tor the season, Morning and aiternoon classes for ladies and children, Evening classes tor gentiemen. Send tor a circular. A —CARTIER’S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTO! + Building, intersection Stuyvesant and Ninth streets,—Classes every Monday and Thursday; soiree Thursday evening; private lessons in xlide waltz a specialty. ROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 461 BROOME ST.— All the fashionable Dances in one course of jessons, Afternoon classes for ladies and children; cvenings for gentlemen, PRIVATE INStKUOTIONS at all hours. E GARMO'S DANCING CLASSES, ‘82 Fitth avenue. corner Fourteenth street, New classes now torming Particular in civewlars. R. AND MRS. HLASKO's ACADEMY FOR DAN ing, 1.464 Broadway,—Mornine and afiernoon classes toe ladies and children; evening classes lor aeouemen, THEIR BLE- | AREAT AUCTION SALE OF SEWING MACHINES— At 546 Grand street, on Tuesday, December 29, at | 10} A.M. See advertisement to-morrow. rinted guaran. | ieetienmintenenianan | CCRUCT: CORNETS, CLAK- | J. Music | | sortment of Watches, Jewelry, & | begin at 11 o’clock sharp. | PAWNBROKER'S 6 \ will seli this day, at 1 o’cl: | Clothing. Dresses, Shawis, Remnants, | By order T. Carrol | Trays fancy Glove and Hi | Jewelry, 5 | Machin | M* | one Billiard Table. ENRY LOTZ, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, 11 o'clock, at W College place, retail stock Croc ery, China, Glass Ware, &c., estate ot Hugh O’Brien, de: By order of James Rorke, executor. jureaus, | riety of odds and ends, &c., &c.: also balance rich | | ing mills SALES AT AUCTION. SHERIFF'S SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, VELVET Ribbons, Satins, silks, Feathers. Flowers, de. ». HERMAN, -herif’s Auctionger, sells Tuesday, De- comber 29, at 11 o'clock, at No. the stock of ab Importer, Consisting of abo of Bonnet | ant sash Kibbons, aiso boxes of colored lack veivet Ribbons, pleces of Silk and Velvet. © id Laces; | also a larce lot of ostrich Feathers, marabout Plames, Flowers, &c. Sale positive to suit d | WM. NER, Sherif, | A. Aanons. Deputy. | 7M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEERR, WILL SELL. THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 44 Canal street, « large lot of Parlor suits, in reps aiid haircloth; Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Bedstends, Extension ava plain Tables, French plate Pier, Mantel and plain Mirrors, velvet, tapestry, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Otlelotns, 4c., Rugs, curled hatr, nusk, excelsior aud common Mattresses, Pillows, feather Heds, Comforters, spreats Sheets, &c.; also ¢ Counters, back Fixtures, Gas Cham dehers, lager beer Boxes, Crockery, Giass and Kitehen gents’ Ware;' Fancy Goods: ladies’ an Underwear, Vases, Painungs aud Engravings. RB WHEELER & WILSON SE w, all {a complete orde old for Apply aca between West Tenth and Charles streets At NTION.—A BARGATN. GROG A with first'class Stock and Fixtures and fixtures without the store, if desire ‘mine street Bieecser street, SRY STORK Will sell stock Apply at 85 | FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORK, SPLEN- | didiv located; good lease. “Apply to ROBERT G, FARM/R, corner of Washington aud Canal streets, | LEGITIMATE — BUSINESS—ESTABLISHLD 20 for sale rent low; minodating; no triers. Address LaG. Ti+ | BUSINESS, box 200 Herald office. years, pest street down tow terms ce: MAL — | G SALOON FOR SALE AT HALE | FINE D: its value; also Billiard Saloon, near New Post | Oitice; Sample Room and Chop House a No. 5 Wall | GRAND STREET— | street LICHEL’S Store Agency, 77 Cedur stroet. CORNER LIQUOR STORE 0} $700: also Meat Markets on bixnth avenue, Sixth avenue: Washington Market Meat Stinds, choap Groceries and T ores, Bakeriés, Conectioneries, | Cigar Stores, MI 3 Store Agency, 77 Cedar st A. RIBST CLASS CIGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD } business, ig now for sale, as the owner is under en- | Bacements to leave this city. Apply to LLOYD, 29 | Broadway. AX OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY MEAT MARKBT, | on Eighth avenue, for sale cneai Tease: low rent; excellent business, MICHELL, cedar sire A.EANOY, GoODS, STATIONERY AND TOY j + Store No, 301 Bleecker treet, with Stock, complete Fixtures, for $150: bargain; flne business location; reat $30, Inquire tor two days. feos A. GOOD FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, STOCK AND Fixtures ce 8.7: sick: ntti st. GRAND OPPOR. nd Sample Koon Jrocery Stores and Billiard »aloons. ON1)S Store , 121 Nassau street. OAL YARD—NOW DOING A GOOD BUSINESS J excellent location, low rent, favorable lease, every: thing complete. Apply at 207 Bast Fourteenth street, near Third avenue. RUG STORK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE—AT public auction, by mortgagee, on Wednesday, De- cember 30, o'clock, corner Sixth avenue aud Thirty- fittu stre Can be seen trom | to 5 P pre. STORE FOR SALE—GOOD LOCATION stocked; fine Fixtures; sales averaging $20 per day; price $3,000—$1,000 cash and balauce $25 weekly | payments. ‘Address M. M., box 128 Herald oft D* UG STORE FOR SALK—PRICE $4,000; HALF South cash, Apply at HARNER'S Laboratoreum, corner ourth and Fitth streets, Brooklyn. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A CHANCE TO BUY A i good paying down town Store; trade good prescription very Jow rent; will bear strict investigation; ing now $25 a day: old established; price $500) Adaress OPIUM, Herald office. {UR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF THE DBATH OF THE proprietor, a Wood Yard, located in Fitty-sixth Street, between'Second and Third avenues, with the en- tire Stock, Machinery, Horses and Wagons. long lease, &c., cheap tor cash. “Apply to BACH & STROUSE, No. 103 East Fifty-seventh street POR. SALES AT HALF ITS COBT, DINING, SALOON: best chance offered; in full operation, doing a fine business; one of the best locations in city.’ near Broad- | way. Full particulars of A. M, FANNING, 23 bast Fourth | street FOR, SALE TAT A SACRIFICE, |A TWO. sToRY Shop, with engine and boiler and machtuery com- | jete; adapted to any woodworking business; stables, c. Apply at No.4 Tompkins street, Grand street‘plan- died? SALE—STOVE AND HOUSEFURNISHING Store: best location in the city: good reason given for selling. Address STOVES, Herald office. No agents For SALE—A CIGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD business, on Fourth avenue, one door from the Har- lem Katlroad depot; will sell cheap for cash. For par- ticulars inquire at 2,540 Third avenue. F°% SALE—MOsST BE SOLD THIS WEEK—TO A party with a small capita:; great chance to pro- cure an old established Cash Business very cheap. Ap- | ply at 411 Canal street. OK SALE CHEAP—ONE WHEELER & WILSON, Howe, Domestic, Weed, Remington, Singer and Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines: had little or no ase. Apply, to NONPAREIL EMBROIDERBR COMPANY, 30 East Fourteenth street. i POR SALE CHEAP—A FRUIT STORE. INQUIRE | ‘at 364 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Call for three days. | ILK ROUTE AND WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP for cash. . PICOHER, 69 Eighth avenue. S“ FES, SAFES.—SECOND HAND SAFES. A GOOD assortment, at very low prices If you want a good Sate ata bargain call on AMEKIUAN SAPE COMPANY, 300 Broadway. MACHINERY, OR SALE—VERY LOW, IF APPLIED FOR AT once, several Hoe Rotary Presses, good as new, oe for newspaper work. Address the New York eral. THE BALL SEASON. Ga BAL MASQUE AND FANCY DRESS OF THE Fashion Masquerade Club will take piace at the Ar- ryle Las Sixth avenue avd Thirtieth street, on Mon- &y night December 24, 1574: tickets at the box office on wight of ball. BAMUEL FAKRON, Secretary. | CLOTHING T B. ROSENTHAL’S, 233 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES and gentlemen can‘obtain the fuil value in cash for cast-off Clothing, Carpets, &c., &c. Ladies attendea to by Mrs. Rosenthal in and out of the city. GREAT DEMAND FROM MY AGENT FOR Wearing Apparel, Carpets, Jewelry, which compels me to pay these prices:—For Panix, $3 to $0; tor Coats, | $5 to $20; for Dresses, $5 to $75. Call on or address Mr, or Mrs. ANHALT, No. 178 Seventh avenue. T $l SIXTH AVENU: ABOVE WAVERLEY | place, the utmost value can be obtained for ladies’ and gentlemen's cast-off Clothing, by calling on or aa- | dressing Mr. or Mrs. HARRIS, 81 Sixth avenue. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, Marshal's sale, on Monday, December 28, by virtue of an execution, at 11 o'clock, ‘at 57 and 59 Great Jones street:—Large lot elegant Japanese Cabinets, fancy nkerehief Boxes, Jewel Goods, 16 imported sets Earrings and Pins, heeler & Wilson and other seals eevee Boys’ Sleighs, 300 Locks, Bolts, Builders? Hardware, &c. * A. 8. CLARK, Marshal. OBRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Executor’s sale of Horses, Landau, Victoria, Har- ness, Kobes, Blankets, &c, EK. H. LUDLOW & ©U., will sell at auction, on Tues- day, December 29, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the private stable in rear of No, 1% Fifth avenue, eutrance from Nineteenth street. By order of the executors of Henry Beadel, a bay Horse, pair bay Carriaze Horses, Landau by Brewster, Boxes, Fane: | Victoria by Wood brothers, Harness, Blankets, Robes, | Whips, &c. May be seen by permit trom auctioneer day previous to sale. SCRA RSHAL’S SACE.—CH. PHYSER. AUCTIONEER, sells, at 104, o'clock, at 38 Catherine street, three 0, one bale Havana Wrapper, 10,000 Cigar: les, Figure, three Show Cases, Sa(es nd A. BIRNBAUM, City Marshal. -AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR, ‘cases Tob Platform ‘Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, at one | O'clock, 500 lots Dragses, Shawls, Sacques, Remnants, Ta- | ble Linen, Uund hing, Blankets, Quits, Furs, &¢. ¢ also Coats, Pantaloons and Vests. By order A. H. Sam- uels, Grand street, Williamsbu: a AW NBROKER'’S SALE.—R. FIELD & CO, GEN. eral Auctioneer, salesroom No. 89 Bowery, will sell this day, at II o'clock, 600 lots men’s and women’s Cloth- ing, Jeweiry, Furs, &c.; Dresses, aa Kemnants, Un- derclothing, Beds, Bedding, Quilts, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, &c. ;'also Coats, Pants and Vests; also a large as- By order P. Gold- N. B.—The sale of Jewelry wil! & stein, Clinton strect. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—THOMAS J, MGRATH, Auctioneer, 163 Chatham street, corner of Mulberry, kK, men’s and women’s ailts, Blankets, Pants and Vests. Shoes, &c.; aiso Coats, south Filth avenue. f ICHARD -WALTERS, AUC ceries, &c. Marshal's sale. o'clock, at salesrooms, 27 Kast Broadwi and Groceries, | vu een and Bla Bedding, Boo: aR | Monday, at lug Stock of Teas Teas, Coffees, Spices, Starch, Soap, Pickles, sauce, Mustard, Blueing, | Vinegar, Catsup, ‘ubs, Woodenware, &c.; bottied Li- quors, Bourbon Whiskey, C 1S HERMANN, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONE R |S. this day, at 12 o'clock M.. the stock and Fixtures | of the Oyster Saloon and Restaurant No. 70 Carmine | - iasszs | S, Bedtord, BUTTERFIELD, Salesman, — HERMAN, SHERIVE’S AND GENERAL AUC tioncer,—Marshul’s sale, Monday, December 28, at 87 Walker street, a large lot of Store Mix of Counters, Shelving, Chairs, Desks, tove, &c, sale positive. arshal. A. BIRNBAUM, M JARDIN- JHERIFE’S SALE OF BRONZES, CLOC ieres, Music Stands, Tottet Sets, Opera Glasses, &c. 3. HERMAN, sheriffs and General Auctioneer, sells Mondiy, December 28, at 11 o'clock, at No. 707 Broadway, hear Fourth street, the entire stock of an ary consisting of street, between Varick ana Ae 10 o'clock, No. tares, consisting Office Railing, Bronzes, Stawuettes, dinieres, Clocks, Music Boxes, Opera Glasses, Vases, Candelabras, Microscopes, Flower Sianas, Music Stands, Chinaware, Lady's Companions, Toilet Sets, siti 1 Dents G dd others invited. yi rs a le Fale positive in lots Deal. o. CONNER, Sheriff. Wa. H. Cannons, Deputy. JHERIFIOS SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A first class millinery store.—s. HBRMAN, sheriff's Auctioneer, sells Monday, December 28, at I] o'clock, at No. 1,253 Broadway, the entire Stock of & first class French millinery store, consisting of @ large assortment f fine imported Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, aces, Velvets, Silks, ‘Ruches, dc; also Showcases, Counters, Chairs, shelving, &c. positive, in lots to dealers and others. | WM. ©, CONNER, Sheriff, urna Dopak, Deputy. points oi general importance, T M. MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, ghih street and at Jui Sixth avenue, opposite our branch, 71 Sixth avenue, ladies and gentiemen can receive the utmoxt value in cash for their cast off Clothing, pets, Jewelry, Laces, kc. Please call at or address the number bov Ladies waited on by Mrs. Marks. Please try d satisfy yourselves. Orders to Brooklyn promptly attended to. i | T B. HARRIS’ NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 1.173 Broadway, near Twenty-eighth street. adies id gentiemen can receive the highest value for their ‘ast-off Wearing Apparel by calling or addressing as above NTISTRY. P/E, WHITE, 155 SIXTH AVENU! M SET $10; ‘Teeth tiled with gold, $1; piatina, 50 stablished 185: work warraute: MINCE GLANEOUS. 250 SADDLES FINE MINNESOTA VENISON AT 588 Greenwich street WATCHES, JEWELRY, ARGAINS IN WATCHES.—FOUR FIN GOLD | Watches, been worn a short time, at nearly half price, warranted: also one Jules Jurgensen stem winder, GEV, C, ALLEN, 1.19 Broadway, near Twenty jond Rings, xremt bargains. NEW YORK CITY. @ Thomas Connery fell in a fit while in the lodgers’ room in the Fourteenth precinct station at noon yesterday. His head struck the floor heavily, and he was cut severely over the lefs eye. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital. About three o’clock yesterday afternoon a fire occurred on the top floor of the tour story brown stone house No. 142 West Forty-seventh street. Tne cause is unknown. The building was owned and occupied by Adolph Levy. His loss 19 about $125, H Officer Lavelle, of the Twenty-second precinct, yesterday afternoon arrested Jeremiah Dinan, aged twenty-five years, who resides at No. 781 Eleventh avenue, on suspicion of having shot the youth John Mangin on Christinas kve, It will be remembered that young Mangin died on Saturday morning without telling how he had been wounded, Many prominent citizens have signified tuetr intention to be present at the lecture on Tuesday ~ evening, in the great hall of the Cooper Institute, on “The Italy of America,” by Mr. J. A, Johnson, | editor of the Santa Barbara Press, Physicians | and others who may be present will have an op- | portunity to ask for special imformation on any | LONG ISLAND. | | The School Trustees of the town of Huntington | met on Saturday tor the purpose of adopting some course of action regarding habitual truants under the Compuisory Education law, but as no appro- priavion has been made to pay the expense of con- ning the truants, and as there is no suitabte Piace in the town to coufine them, they conciudea to take no action whatever for the present. The residence of Mr. F. A. Fenton, on Barclay street, Flushing, was entered througt a basement — window by a burglar on Saturday night, and the | ‘ gontents of @ vocket in w dress hanging in Mrs, | | search sor plonder, | party, | destroy Erie for his own selfish purposes. Penton’s room were check for quite a vious, and $90 oF pace Mrs. Fenton use, and called to he! in the next room; but ae before he paid Bo attention to daring thie! escapea, A daring and successful burgiary at the house of Mr. James W. i station, on the Rockaway branch Istand Railroad, on Christmas even: tis and his family lett the house to the Methodist clureh, which i next were absent about two hours, and they jound that the house Rad trom top to bottom. A amall dexk fy open and some §2.000, ta value’ papers, were taken from it, Bew hous Burits bad $100 for savety he left im the house, and gone. Every bed had been overtul Mr, Hurtin, who ts pressman on tue Long Rallroad, idea who comm the robbery, out states two suspicious looking Men had been seen the premises during (i¢ day, The Jamaics officers were linme diately note and have been in searching for Whe roobers, bat thus iar without BUC CESS, ie 5523, é H 5 é E 5 E i ie z si #3 id 4 35 Hi g 2 st 3 é i tus ried Hi STATEN ISLAND. remnant The Tax Collector of Schoot district No. 5 of Southfield, Godfrey Grimm, commenced bis sitting to receive taxes on Sacurday. The Trustees have procured a new schoo: budaing. The Clove road, Clifton, is t be repaired by means of private subscriptions, @ mamber of gen- Uemen having subscribed from $50 to $85 each, the aggregate amouns beiog § 1. PF. Meagher Post, No. 38, G. A. R, have bad their annual election, Joun Somers ts Commander, John F. Langton ts sentor Vice Commander, James McCarthy is Jugior Vice Commander and Aiionaet Ryan is Adjutant, As Joun Bradiord, a gardener, was going to bie home near the South Seach on Satarday evenmng® he was attacked by two ruffians on New York avenue, near the jort, On seeing & suidier ap | Proach they beat a hasty retreat, waving Bradiord 1a 4D almost insensibie coudition, NEW JERS EY. —. BThe terrible catastrophe by whieh four men lost their lives im the Delaware and Lackawanna tunnet is to be investigated o-day before Coroner Rembard, The plans and surveys tor the proposed tunnet | from Bergen Point to S-aten Isiand have peen compleced. The work is likely to be commenced during bext summer, * The body of the man who was ran over and killed at the Jersey ity ferry by an express wagom has not yet been identified. The driver, who waa arresied, is Francis J. iewson. He is ueid to awaat the action of the Coroner's jury, Jn consequence of the increase of smalipox in Hudson county and the proximity of the smail- pox hospital at Snake Hull to the county instita- tions It is proposed to erect a hospital on the opposite side oi snake Hill The present hospitas Was built not quite three years ago. THE ERIE RAILWAY. THE ASSAULTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THY COMPANY. To Tae EpiToR OF THE HERALD:— It is impossible to look back upon the manage- ment of the Erie Railway under Jay Gould and his associates without a feeling of humiliation, It seems almost incredible now that one of the most important corporations in the country could have been seized by a gang of adventurers and held jor three years In deflance of the law through the aid of corrupt courts and venal legislatures, Whea we recall tue disgracetul transactions of those days at this distance of time we can better under- stand than we then could how seriously they must Dave stained our character und shaken our credit abroad. The overthrow of the Gould direction was an event the importance of which extended beyond the immediate interests involved. It was not alone that* the stockholders of Erie obtained possession of their property, unjustly Withheld from them; that @ great highway of commerce was rescued from hauds that were plundering and would have destroyed it. The ejection of Gould ana his associates was a triumpa | of law—a proof that the American people are pre- pared to iuifll their ob'iigations in good tatth. Its effect was not only to save a road whose inde. pendent existence 1s of the most vital consequence to New York and to the West, but to restore con- fidence in all American securities tn foreign mar- kets and to re-establish the national credit, if the panic of last year bad found us with Gould's grasp stillon the throat of Erie its consequences woula have been far more disastrous than they were, The conspiracy baMed in 1872 has not been abandoned. The plot for the plunder and destruce tion of Erie is a8 steadily pursued to-day a4 it was when Gould and Fisk held their saturnalias in the Grand Opera House. It shows itself im the pers sonal assaults made on all who have been con- cerned in the management of the Erie Railway since the downiall of Gould, apd tn the mise representations of the business affairs of the company constantly appearing tm various jour- nals throughout the country. A railroad, al- though the property of 1:8 stochhoiders, holds important relations to the public, and 18 Manage. meni 1s properly vpen to criticism. No tair board 01 directors would object to such criticism if made 1M the interests Of the stockiiolders or of the pub- lic. But the assaults upon tie reiormed direction of Erie are not induced by regard for the interests of either, Dor bave they ior their opject the im- provement ol the Management of the road. Om the contrary, they ave tue work of Jay Gould and his sateilites, Who seek to undermine the public | contidence in the present Erie direction for the sole purpose Of depreciating the stock, aud in the hope that through the promotion of dissension and disasier they may again obtain control of tae road, ‘his 18 80 evident that the attacks should carry with them their own refutation, Not one of them cmanates irom 4 disinterested or irtendly and the clear intent of all of them, withvut exception, Is to damage the pecu vo | interests aud to embarrass tne practical manage. ment of the road. ‘The batteries first opened om Governor Dix were (rected against Mr. Watson immediately he became president of the road, and are now turned upon Mr. Jewett. Mr. Jewett's | Successor, il he should have one to-morrow, would in like manner be the Object of attack, Whoever he might be. A director has only to display energy and ability in the interest of the road to draw upon himseii the abuse of these honest criticisers of Erie management, When the Erie road was rescued from the hands | of Jay Gouid all necessity Jor concealment and de- ception ceased. ‘The ovject of those into- whose hands the management passed was to replenish tne treasury, improve the condition and business of the road, and secure restitution of the com- pany’s property as far as possible. Lawlessness, irresponsibility and pillage were at an end, If some errors of poitcy were made they were almost unavoidable in the extremity to | which the financial affairs of the company had been reduced by the Gould direction, ‘he valua- ble result of the reform has been to re-establisn the character and credit ol the road, and it 18 just this result that the conspirators who desire to re- store lawlessness, irresponsibility and pillage are jaboring to undo, The business o: the railroads all over the country has been injured by the commer: cial depression {oliowing tue panic or last year; but that cannot be justly made a cause of attack upon the management of any road, The Erte re- ports show that the working expenses have becn economized without inipatae the efiictency ot the service, and this 18 enough to prove that the road 1s now managed capably and honestly ana that the revival oi business alone is needed to secure a nandsome exuibit of earnings. It 18 also sutisiactory 0 Jearn that a ciean financial baiance sheet has been made out, 80 that the directors and stockholders know just where they stand and ior what they are called upon to provide. Witt these important re- sults before them the bona side shareholders ot E would not ve likely to cavil at decals or to put forth msinuations calculated to impair the use/uiness of bhose to whom they owe the restora- tion of their property. Neither would tney be jound sneering at the amouit o: compensation paid to a president, LO Whose services they already We their rescue from serious vustuess embarrass- ments, the lewacy or the iruits o1 the Gould usurpation, and on whose experience and ability they reiy Jor substantial bepefits im the lavure, The jabortous ana dilticull duties tmposea on the president of the Brie road—dutes which few would cate and ewer are fitted tw discharge— deserve @ liberal compensation, Besides, it is well knoWN that the proiessions of economy ad- vanced in regard to the Erie presidency origi nate With those Who have plundered the treasury ol the company ina month of more than would cover the president's salary for twenty years. ‘The stockhoiders of the Erte road und the people who are interested in the eiciency of its service wean follow asaie role in estimating the value of criticisms Of 118 Inanagement. Suggestions calcu- Jated td assist the direction and to advance tne in- ferests of the road may be accepted as hoaestiy intended, Assaults, personalities, cavils and in- sinuations should be discarded a8 beariug too plainly wbe ear-marks of Gould. They are the means he employs to injure, aud, tf negessaty, to should be recognized as the work of the enemies of the road, and as such should nave po influence oU tue Minds Of those Wo are its iiends AMIOUS,