The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1875, Page 9

"THE cou URTS Adjournment of the Tweed Habeas Corpus Case, SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS. Argument of the Case by Counsel on Appeal. BUYING UNSAFE BUILDINGS. Costly Lawyer’s Fees ina Will Case. On the reassembling of the Court of Oyer ana Yerminer yesterday morning, Judge Barrett on tbe bench, no cases were ready for trial. Moses Ehrich, indicted for receiving @ portion of the bonds recentiy stolen from the Adams Express Company, Was airaigned tor trial, but the trial ‘was postponed to a week from Wednesdey. Other cases were also set down for tri, when, there being no further business, the Court adjourned till to-morrow. It was announced yesterday in the Supreme Court, General Term, that owing to the absence of Judge Westbrook at Albany, who was on the bench at the time of the argument of the appeal trom the order refusing to discharge Willlam M. Tweed on a writ of habeas corpus, that the de- cision in the case could not be given then, as pre- | viously announced. As soon as Judge Westbrook | tomes to the city the decision will be given. Meantime the promised dectsions in cases argued At the January Term were postponed on account of the non-attendance, from illness, of Judge Davis. The March term of the United States District Court, Aamiralty side, was commenced yesterday by Judge Blatchfora, Qn account of the iliness of Judge Woodruff | Judge Biatchiord yesterday mogning opened the | United States Circuit Court and adjourned it until | Monday next. The will of Catharine Lenerre was yesterday aamitted to probate by Surrogate Hutchings. The deceased bequeathed $1,000 each to St. Luke’s | Hospital and the Asylum for Lying-in-Women; | also $500 each to the Urphans’ Home Asylum, the New York Dispensary, the Northern Dispensary, | the Association for the Relief of Poor Widows with Young Onilaren, the Womens’ Hospital Asso- ciation and the imatitution for respectable indi- rent females, SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS. When the Police Commissioners took steps to prevent Adolf Neuendorf trom giving theatrical entertainments on Sunday nights he applied to Chief Justice Daly, holding Special Term of the Court of Common Pieas, for an injunction against the Police Commissioners, restraining them from iteriering with bis giving theatrical entertain- ments on Sunday. Judge Daly decided in favor of the Police Commissioners, An appeal, on de- mnurrer, was taken from this decision to the Genere al Term, when the case came up tor argument yesterday betore Judges Loew, Larremore and J. F. Daly. About the same line of argument was made on both sides as at Special Term. Mr. Henry Wehle, on behalf of the appellant, Insisted that the act of 1860, entitled “An act to | preserve the public peace and order on the first day or the week, commonly called Sunday,” and by which the Police Commissioners claimed a right to prevent theatrical exhioitions on Sunday even- ings, 1s unconstitutional. He cited various author- {ties upon this pot, and laid special emphasis on | the fact that the subject matter of the act 1s not expressed by the title, The only object of the » he contenved, w as to prontoiy theatrical per- jormances on Sunday, the probibition of some- thing that had been formeriy permitted, Tnere Was, he further contended, in the title no intima. tion that the statate Was designed to accomplish “ an object. Mr. A. Oakey Hall, in oppostrion, insisted that the act in question ig constitutional in its variona provisions, ana he cited in support of this point the well known case’ of ‘the People vs. Linden- . He then proceeded to argue that althougn the act ix local the subject matter of the act is suMciently and iatelligently stated in the title, kvery presumption ig in iavor ol the validity of Jegisiative acts, and they are to be upheld unless there in substantial departure irom the organic jaw, mn oriey to comply With that provision of the const ‘tution which declares that no local or private bill which may pass shall embrace more than one subjec’, which suall be expressed in the title, it is not requisite that the most ex- pressive title shail be adopted; nor will courts criticise too rigidly the detatis of tne | through the connection pipe into the cellar of | ment belore me at Circuit, Part 3, for March 9. bill to find extraneous mutter, The degree of particularly with which the title of the act is to express this subject, rests im the discretion of the Vewisiature. if the title of an act fairly and rea- sonaoly announces the subject, Which 18 a single one, and all the Various particulars of the act bave respect or relate to that sunject, (ere 1s compil- ance with tue provisions of the Constitution above Stated. At the most, the title of the act ts general and neludes all te cities of the State as well as New York, Is 1t any answer, then, to say that the Utie should nave added, “in the city of New York?” ‘Tne body of tne act does not relate to the preservation o/ public order in the State at large; but any one terre the act itself would sa; once, trom the title, that it applied to New York. The * question is, On considering the title, whetner any one could be deceived or misied by such a title The con- stitutional object waz twofold—tirat, to prevent @ combination of measures tn local bills and secure the we by a union of interests commonly known as ‘log-rolling: second, to require tne announcement of the supdject of every such bili, to | pr. vent the iraudulent insertion of provisions upon subjects foreign to that indicated in the title. Every local bill should scand upon its own merits, and the title of each bil should inaicate the sub Ject or its nt Abedoald so that neither legisiators bor the public would ve misiea or deceivea. For the above reasons—and he cited numerous antnor- ities in their support—he insisted that tho de- murrer should ve sustained and judgment given jor the neni te. At the close of the argument the Court took the papers, reserving tte decision, BUYING AN "UNSAFE BUILDING. The Bowery Savings Bank in December last, ander foreclosure proceedings, sold a tenement house on Thirty-fourth street, near First avenue, for $7.000, to Charles A. Jackson. 1t turned out afterward the Jact was not made known at the time of the sale that the walls of the building were unsound and unsate, and had been so de- clared by the Department of Buildings, On this sare Oi facts . Jackson applied to Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, to ve a from the purchase and have the sale set Judge Lawrence gave his Leth Detnins day, granting the applicatioi is ri Ret eaed in tue 1oliowing brief and comprehensive opinior ‘This ts @ case in which it seems to me that the maxim caveat empter should not be applied. | While the pur- ch:iser couid, b examination, and by the ex. erclse of cart ined whether the walls ap- peared to be could have formed an opinion on that point, Resi at the walls hg} te: unsound and upsate by th Department or Buildings. This tact Was known to the plaintifl aud should, it séems to, me, dave Leen atated at the sale. Such a statement musthave ‘materiall, Tniluenced parties attending the #1 Janet Lp The Llp and the purchas don an equal footing in this respect. IT purchaser's application should be granted. THE HARDIN WILL CASE. Io the suit brougne by Mrs, Elizabeth Hardin against Rovert H. Corbett, her counsel in the long ‘Atigatea Mardin will case beiore Surrogate Hutch- Dgs, In which she asks jor @ judgment against him ‘or $112,000, @ motion was yesterday made belure if Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, for a eu O! particulars Covering iis alleged oflset to ‘he Claim. It was ineisted on hia bebali that his legal bere were worth $100,000; that of the moueys that he received he paid out lor expenses and dis- bursoments ju the suit $61,000, and that at her re+ quest ne invested $40,000 in Pacific Mall stock, Which reavited tn the joss ol $20,000, On the other side it Was contended that Mrs, Hardin vad ir quently asked an accounting irom Corbett, bat could get no satisfaction, aud that the sum charged tor counsel tee te excessive, Judge Lawrence toon the papers, r decisio: THE PARK THEATRE MORTGAGE. This case Waa resamed yesterday beiore Judge Van Brunt, and tne Court was cniefly occupied | With arguments o/ counsel, Mr, Apthon, of coun- sel for Mr. Riggs, the plaintiil, simply reiied on his faortgage, With @ Separate deed agreeing that no | set-oif could be raised against it. Mr. Arnoux, tor Mr. Pursell, set up the (ripartite agreement en- | feved into, Which agreed that ther nts, tt not ald, Should be indorsed paid on the back ot ne morigs Of which deed the piainti® deme knowledge oF consent, Mr Arnoux re! ved 1 ng for sae the proceedings by a lively assault on Mr. Stuart, | Who Was in, court, s'aling that the wentieman ad. | mitted wat My. Riggs was nis atfectiouate iriend | und assisted him througa kindness in the affair, | and to sustain this case, where Mr. Antiou and Mr. O'Gorman, and even Mr. Koucicault, hadsworn | With some fesitation, swept over everything, and came down with a'weil prepared lessou. ‘The | Court should, therefore, he imsisted, receive Mr. | Stuart’s evidence Witn caution, and remember | that men like Mr. Stoart, with prilliant brains, had olten very little couscience. The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision. SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Before Judges Brady and Daniels. DAMAGE FOR OVERFLOW OF A SEWER. On the 4th of July, 1872, there was a violent rain | storm in the city. The result of it was that the | ewer in 120th street became filled with sand to such an extent as to force back vhe sewage Andrew Smith, atthe corner of 129th street and Broadway, which be used for storing hardware, oils and paints. Mr, Smith brought suit against the city for damages, which resuited in dismissal of the Complaint on the ground that the city, not having been notilied of any delect 1p the sewer prior to the overtiow, could not be Charged with Regligence. An appeal was taken from this jadg- ment and the case argued at great length vester- day in this Court. It was insisted for the plainud’ that it was the duty of the city to keep the sewers in good order and repair; that it 1s lable for damages arising from omission of such duty, and that notice to the city o1 the defective coudition of the sewers is not necessary to fix ite liability tor damages, On the other hand it was argued’ that to enabie the plaintit® to recover he must show either that there was some inherent delecy in tue | sewer, caused by tts faulty construction, or that the sewer, though properly covstructea, had been yerilited’ by the city to’ become so stopped up before the overflow as to be the direct cause thereof, and that notice, either active or construc. tive, must have been brought home to the city prior tu the accident. On this ground it was plain that the appeal should de dismissed. The Court took the papers, reserving its decision. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 3. Before Judge Donohue. LUMBER FOR THE DOCK COMMISSION. James Bigier & Co., lumber dealers of Newburg, have brought a suit against the city for $66,127, balance claimed to be due for lumber furnished to tne Dock Commissioners, The trial was begun yesterday. The deience iy that the contract was @ fraudulent one, and that the quality of the lumber did nét come pe to the specifications of tne contract. The trial will probably occupy a day or two. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Lawrence, Simpson vs. Dillon et al.—in tis case the plain- 1d has requested to be hea:d on the settlement of the order. Notice may be given Jor such settie- Herlick vs. Brennan.—The appellant oas tallied to comply with rule 43, by omitting to mark upon several amendments nis proposed allowance or disallowance thereof. The rule must be complied with before the case can be settled. | 1 voor ve. Daie.—1 require the affidavit of regu- | aries DOWaLy. peyings | Bank vs. Richards.—Opioion. Saunders vs. Robe! Gilman va, Gilman; Stevens vs, Kirkland; Isaacs vs. Seligman; Peo- le vs. Flanag arty the Matter of tne petition of iters; Danziger vs. Croiul; La Bau vs. Riob- ards.—Grante Rusk vs. Marston.— Reference ordered, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Brunt, Colton et al. vs. Parsons et al —See opinion. Embury vs. Parks.—Motion denied, Scnenck vs, Smith et al.—Complaint dismissed, See opinion, Biach vs. Cohen; Demarest et al. va. The Mayor, &c.—Demurrera sustained, Booth et al. vs. Kehoe et al.—Findings settled. By Judge Van Vorst. Embary vs. Seldon et aL—Judgment for piaine tif!on demurrer. See opinion, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TRRM. By Judge Curtis, Gilbert vs. sherman et al.—Motion granted for Jeave to serve an amended answer on payment of plaintif’s costs aiter notice of trial and of opposing | this motion. Tne New York Loan and Indemnity Company vs. Rucker.—Motion granted for the fourth Friday of Marca Term. | Peay vs, Volz.—Motion to vacate attachment lenied. Lect vs, Steinkopf.—Motion to set aside judg- ment entered by deiault, granted, with costs, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. B: audge arremore. In the matter of the application of Coxheaa.— Application granted. In the matter of Eisemann.—Commission issued, In the matter of Schwartz.—Com mission issued, In the matter o: Dockstrader.—Application granted Cloud va. Cloud.—Reference ordered. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Judge Sutherland. LARCENIES AND BURGLABIES—SENTENCES. Yesterday John Danner, who was indicted for larceny, second offence, pleaded guilty to the | charge of stealing, on the 8th of February, $69 irom the frm of G. & S. Crawford & Co. by whom he was employed as a clerk. William Boyle, @ youth, who was charged with entering the bouse of John Wood, No. 777 Green. | Wich street, on the morning of the 24th of Febru- ary and stealing-two coats, valued at $74, pleaded guilty to burgiary in tne third degree, ‘bhese priguners were eacu sent to the State Prison tor five years, William H, Jobnson aud George Sloan, who, on the 16th oi February, stole @ number ol samples of curtain nets valued at $1,500, the property of Spencer & Trull, Nos. 92 and 94 Leonard street, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. ate, were sent to the Penitentiary for two years, Nicholag Hughes, Thomas McDouneil and Owen Fitzpatrick (boys) pleaded guilty to petit larceny. On the 13th of Feoruary they stole $6 worth of lead pipe, the property o1 Richard 8. Newcome, were sent to the Catholic Protectory, BURGLARY, James Harrison, who was indicted for burglary inthe first degree and grand larceny, pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree. ‘Tne charge was that on the 22d o: February he enterea tne house of Patrick Tounay, No, 645 Second avenue, and stole wearing, apparel valued at $70 and $1601n money. His Honor sentenced hi the State Prison for five years, siclhad A DISHONEST SERVANT. Madeline Rightmeyer, a domestic, in the emplo; of Phillip Harifield, at No. 106 Bowery, who w: charged witno stealing, on the 16th of February, a gold watch and other jewelry, valued at $117, pits guilty to an attempt at grand jarceny. ae womans waa sent to the State Prison for two yea They BECEIVING STOLEN Goons, Jobn Thompson pleaded guilty to the crime of receiving stolen goods. It seemed from the com- platot that on the night of the 24th of Febraary the re of Martin Specht was burglariousiy enterea and $8,000 wortn of property stolen, a portion ot which was traced to Thompson's possession. | He was sent to the State Prison jor three years. A NEW YEAR'S ROW. The trial of John Morrissey, John Burns, James Faulkner and Dennis Morrissey, which was com- menced on Friday, charging them with assaulting | Patrick McCable, at No. 220 West Eighteenth street, on New Year's Day, occupied the whole of yester- day. A large number Of witnesses were examined, Qud their eviaence was contradictory. 1 he jury cone equi: the ‘te te Prison ior two years, and Fagikner was Femanded tor sentence. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Kiloreth, ALLEGED FORGERY. Jobn Delaney was held yesterday on a charge of forgery, preferred againut him by Samuel Ka: of No, 98 Broadway, Tue prisoner went to Kay, at bis office, as above, some time since ana presented & promissory note for orting to Lave been drawn o; i srs. Good & Wilson, ta lug at the time that Good & Wilson bad xént him to have thi counted, Kay piid marae ove di $526 on the note, whion he subsequently Santee to be a forgery and now he brings the ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. 4 VILLANOUS VISITOR. About nine o’ciock Sunday evening Martin Lyher came to the apartments of Julius Schener, On the second floor of No. 168 Attorney street, in @ grossly intoxicated condition, and commenced to kick in the door leading to Mr. Schener’s bed- room, Mr, Jollus Schener ana hts father, Mr. | Samuel Schener, came out in the ic bed OMAch with some abary instrument and strack the father over the head with &® hummer, Lyoer wae nally secured vy Oiticer Donneiy, of the Kleventi precinct, and Was brought beiore Judge tixoy thie court yea terday, Mr, Samuel schener preferred a cuargo CH lelonious assault and battery on beliali of te hon, and the prisoner Wus Heid to await the result of the wounded man’s injuries, BURGLARY IN GRAND STREET, OmMcer Brennan, of the Tenta precinct, about | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, three o’clock on Sunday morning, found twomen | | 229, 232) 233, 233, 236, 237, 238, 239, 157, 74, 2 Nos. | 1697, 3207, 8237, ‘3109, 3148, 3194, 3115, | bo.y of men who are working tor a common cause: and | Whereas, he has stigmatized the apparaius in use by this company as being interior to that of Franklin kn- MARCH 9, 1875.--TRIPLE SHEET. named Charies Graham aud Wiliam Ramsey hid- fog bebind a door leading to the yard of premises No. 290 Grand street. The officer placed the tw men under arrest and then examined the sw roundings, He discovered that an tron bar had been forced off tae sautters of a window opeDing on the yard, which window 18 in the rear of & gentlemen’s iurnisiing store kept by Mr. Levy A. Schioss, at the above number, On the sidewalk the officer also found two large rubber bags, Whick were evidentiy intended to carry the proceeds of the ourglary. Gratam and Ramsey were arraigned | beiore Judze Bixby yesterday, and were come | mitced in $1,500 ball anon to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. | Beiore Judge Murray. | PREVENTING A DISASTER. | Robert H. Plass, 01 Nos, 202 and 204 East Twenty- | ninth street, charged Jonn R. Wigham, his en- gineer, with malicious mischief. Wigham wa: discharged on Saturday last, having no license an engineer, aud another man, named Hopkins, | ad dauebter Oo he claims, owed | aud required. employed in his piace. Mr. Plass, hin money, and having been discharged without his late employer. On Saturday night he was | seen by Hopkins to torce bis way into Plass’ | Rnop, Where, it was alleged, he so meddied with | the boiler and engine that when it would be fred | up onthe Monday morning tollowing the cotler would have burst. The accused denied the charge, but he was held for trialin default of $2,000 ball. He was also held for trial on a charge of larceny, | In default of $1,000 vali, for stealing some tovls, A BAD GANG. John Mitchell, a youth of eighteen, was placed at the bar charged with larceny by Stephen Pren- dergast, a liquor dealer at No, 1,158 Second ave- nue. It was alleged that the accused and others created a disturbance in Prenaergast’s place on the night of the 27h of last month, and that while | the fight was going on the accused jumped behind | ~ the bar and stole $7 from the drawer. He denied | the charge, but was held for trial. ALLEGED COMPLICITY IN A HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Peter Woodrud, aged about twenty, was ar- raigned on @ charge of compiicity in the robbery of Mr. Tuomas White, of No, 613 Ninth avenue, of a watch and chain on the night of the 13th ult. in nis | own hallway. Four others have already been ar- rested on the same charge, and Woodruff was held for examination with them. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SUPREMB COURT—UNAMBERS—Held by Judge Douohue.—Nos, 32, 80, 101, 102, 103, 104, 113, 118, 119, 148, 158, 168, 169, 170, 171, 191, 208, 214, 215, 216, 228, 237, 215, 260, 274, 276, 277, 278, 280, 281, SUPREME COURT—GENERAL ae by Judges Davis, Brady ana Daniels. 8. 41, 41, 94, 119, 122, 1 132, 70, 183, 154, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Heid by Judge Van Brunt.—issues of law and tuct—Nos. 65, 166, 171, 61, 167, 149, 156, 218, 219, 220, 224, 2: SUPREME COURT—CmcvIT—Part 2—Held by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. 1306, 2744, 1532, 2340, 1310, 1262, 2348, 1200, 1202, 1168, 1264, ‘918, 2572, 2570, 448, 944, 948, 956, 1822, 1238, 2228, 1000, 100034, 128534. Part 3—Held’ by Judge "Lawrence.—Nos, 1088, 839, 1830, | | 715, 55, 877. 1663, 1005, 1057, 917, 1047, 1913, 1237, 1079, 77, 55734, 716, 1119, 881, 1037, 92934, 786, 501, 823, 80534. SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by ewe Sedgwick and Speir.—Nos. 24, 10, 6 16, 32, SUPERIOR Cou! may_—-SPEGIAT. TerM—Heid by Judge Curtis,—Nos. 33, 23, 29, 32, 85, 36. SUPERIOR Soren’ teu 1BRM—Part 1—Held by Judge Nonell.—Nos, 1883, 909, 818, 685, 939, 697, 919, 889, 1719, 1805, 1005, 1009, 1011, 1018, 1016, "Part 2— | Held by Judge Freeaman.—Nos, 1038, 1000, 962, 1010, 1022, 984, 1052, 660, 656, 992, 1126, 1180, 868, 882, ComMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM—Heid 'y Ontef Justice Daly and Judges Loew anu J. F. Daiy.—Nos, 4, 48, 86, 52, 58, 56, 146, 147, 148, 149, 161, 58, 153, 154, 13, 15, 3\, 158, 159, 160. COMMON’ PERAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—Held by | Judge Kobinson.—Nos. lilz, 1200, 2315, 1424, 1428, 609, 803, 1093, 1194, 1408, 1431, 1430, 1422, 1248, Part 2 2— Adjourned tor the term. p COURT—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1—Held by Jadue. Spauiaing.- Nos. S141, 3142, 8270, 2813, 1616, 832 Viz, 773, 1774, 1780, 1781, Held, by. Judge Shea.—Nos, 1639, 1606, . 1622, 1628, 1192, 1630, 8021, 3060, 2812, 1461, 1637, 1640, 1494. "part 3—Held by Judge Joachimse 3038, 1348, 3041, 868, 3121, 3030, 16, sili. CourrT OF GENERAL SES8IONS—Heid by Recorder Hackett.—Ihe People vs. James Kelly, burglar, Same vs. William Martin, burgiary; Same vs. Pha:be Goodwin and W. H. Mitchell, felonious as- gault and battery; Same vs, William Prime, Jelonious assanit and battery; Same vs. Lawrence McCarthy, Patrick Cavanagh and vnilip Ryan, Jelonious assault and battery; Same vs. Thomas Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs. ‘thomas Haunil- | ton, grand larceny; Same vs. Patrick McCave, grand larceny; Same vs. W. H. Hunt and Onarles Hunt, grand larce! Sume vs. Mary Murphy. as- Sault and battery: Same vs. James Murphy, petit larceny; Same vs, Joho McNulty, pe*it larceny; Same vs. Henry Daniels, petit larceny; Same vs, W. Sullivan, burglary. THE POST OFFIOE. ‘The subjoimed report will be read with interest: Post OFFICE, NEW YORK, March 8, 1875. The following 18 the 1all matter deliverea and | collected by the letier carriers at the New York Post Office and the expenses incident thereto for the month oi February, 1875 :— 34, Teh, 125, 126, 83, 84, 12t, 129, 131 | | speetable location ; | thoroughly respectable and rent baing paid, he entertained unkind feelings toward | ~ a _HOUSES, “ROOMS, &C., WANTED. — | In this City and Brooklyn. THREE OR FOUR STORY BROWN sT¢ Jrerftonse, furnished or unfurnished, below fourth street, between Park and -ixth avenue eral rent will be puid tor « desirable house. Owners, Boi tall Particulars to JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF, Gand 66 Broadway. MAN AND WIFE (AM unturnished Second Flo: DE! vate house ii highth or Ninth ward. rent about Address HEY ERENCE, 64 Greenwich street LADY ENGAGED DU RING THE “DAY WANTS {A trom one to three unturnished Rooms; an avenue | focation preferred: terms must be moderate. address A. J., 54 ihird avenue, LEASE, Te ngit UNPURNISHED—A MEDIUM SIZED ) House; must be in good repair and ree rent paid as desired and security given. Address TENANT, 25 Hast Twenty-first street | | NTED—A SMALL HOUSE, ON LINE OF ELF- | vated Railroad or on Murray Hilt, for one to five ears; ail modern improvements, fully ‘and tastefully urnished, or mught use Fiat; neighborhood must be | mot exceed $1.80) family cousists of gentleman, wife, mother ‘ears ot aged: best of references given adress, w! mame and address, box bum; 4,324 Post o1 ‘ANTED—FURNISHED ROOM OR KOOM AND Bedroom ior iicht, housekeeping by gente ay wife; terms moderate, address ice. ‘ANTED—A FRENCH FLAT OF EIGHT 70 THN with modern improvements, od neighborhood. “below. Fiitieth. street, west side, atm Tental of trom $450 to $60) per annum, ‘Address FRENCH FLAT, vox 171 Herald oftice. wast VITHOUT BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN, one large ‘urnished Room, with open grate, Closets, &c.; bath room adioiming: to be in the vic! iniyy ot Twenty-third street and Nipth avenue, Address C. Herald Uptown Branch office. FANTED—UNPURNISHED HOUSE for a snail family; rent from annum. Address C. B., Hox 115 Heraid oftiee, with full particulars, WAXTED BY A WIDOWER, ROOMS, WELL FUR- nished, ina first class housd: central locatiom. d= dress SEDATE, Herald Uptown Brauch office WRTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN, A PURNISHED Parlor and Bedroom, without board, trom Fortw- fifth street to Thirty-ninth street, west of sixth avenue. Ad¢ress A. K., box 186 Heraid Uptown Branch olfice. IN HARLE: 510 to $700 per ptown Branch D—BY A FAMILY, CONSISTING OF GEN- eman and Wife, a furnished House, between Fif- taeth and louth Arties and ey ireers El ane avennes; Tent not hy or WO per year. Address, with particulara, EDWAR owas! ii Browaway. i! WASTEDIONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL KOOMS | hicely furnished fortwo gentlemen, with break: | fast only ApDIy, stating terms, to SE SMITH, No. 84 | r __BILL LA R DS. LYMPIC THEATRE “BROADWaY | Mr. JOAN F. POOL: é - Manager OL MPIC Ti THEATER IN Pir cITY. SAYS sO. THR POPUL LADIES, CHI AND 0x THE BEST OomPANY IN THE WOKLD Mr. JAMES TAYLU: Mr. BOL SMITE RUSSE L, G@Us WILL! hey 3, jeaere HARD: TANSI Mr. Jus "kere ys Mr. THOMAS GRANG Mr. J 1D ser Be TRB GARNELLAS, SANFORD and WILSON, Mr. WILLIAM COURTRIGHT, Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. W. B. CAHILL, Mr. E, D. GOODING. Mr JANES GENCERT, ‘Mr. 8 HOLDSWORTH, Miss JENNIE HUGRES, Ming MAGGIE WESTON, JKNNIE MORGAN, Seles ALICE: HA TIIGON, Miss BMMELINE YOU Miss SAIDEL ON Miss ADDIS Fa Miss LAs CoN RELLY, THE COLORED HAMTOWS S1UD PEM ALE YUBILEE SINGERS, The performance concluding with the now Musioal travaganza ertided tas KING DING DONG ia? NINETEEN HUNDRED POUND BALLET TROUPE, an THE FUNNIEST BALLET EVER PRESENTED, MATINEES WEDNBSDAY and SATURDAY. ARK THEATRE. GIROFLE-GIBOFLA LAsT NIGHTS! Last NIGHTS! LAS? WEEK BU’ ONE! LAsT WEKK BUT ONE! of Lecoog's iascinaing spectacular Opera Bouffe, Lat GIROFLE-GIROFLA ! Which has delighted crowded houses for the past VE WeEK , being the greatest pacooss. of opera bone since La Graude Duchesse. GIROFLY-GIROFLA. Mie, GRorrnoy ‘M. DE QUERCEY MAKASQUIN.. 0 r Mies Kib, DOKEL, ‘VANDAMI, M. VACATE, Me VALTER also appear.’ Scenery by Matt Morgan, Rich: ard Marston and William Voegtlin. GIROFLEGIROFLA EVIIY | EVENING, SATURDA MONDAY, #4, Ure PRANK MAYO, in Davy Crockett MES foe CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, VE “MONDAY and 1UESDAY, March 8 and_ 9, the cele- brated Tragedian, Mr. JOMN’ McCULLOUGH, in Dr. play, THE GLADIATOR, fr. MeCullougn | Phasarius. Mr. Frank Roche POROMEO AND JULIGT Matines. Saturday, at 2 T PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASERS OF BILLIARD | Gooda.—New and second hand bevel Tables, at Great oargains, Call and examine, W.M, GeIvritn & Cc 40 Vesey street, FINB STOCK OF STANDARD BILLIARD | ‘Jables, new und second hand, popular styles iow prices.’ Kine ornamental Cues and the largest Dest stock of Buliard Arucies in the Se COLLENDI Broadway. EALERS IN AND MANUFA\ ERS OP BIL. lard tables will find, by examination, that for ap and stylish Printihy of uny deserlption the SHETROPOLITAN PRINTING USTABLISHMENE WS Broadway, cannot be surpasse i. a HELA IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE, USED now in the Windsor, st. Nicholas, Earie’ sand G Grand Centrai Hotels, for sale only by GEV. BPH. East Fourteenth street. LEGAL NOTICES, MIGCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR the Southern District of New York. Abijah Brown, Letitia Hallenbake and Rebecca How tand vs, Henry 2. Sehoonm ‘The heirs of Abijah Brown and Letitia Hallenbake, deceased, Platnitts in above suit, under the will of Ja- | cob J. Arden, are hereby notified to appear, the 8th day of April next Hs Ho o'elock a. M., 0. 43 bast Sixty-frst street, to complete the Tie of the above Suit, in order to revive the same, JOS, H, BRADLEY, na folicttor for Kebecea Howland, Attorney RK, Marc Zz i extensive swock 1 Slate. and ey) Mantela, Wash trays.and li ate VF Lion. PANY, Union square, Fourth’ avenue’ and Seventeentit st. N.Y T GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS@AN EXTENSIVE tock of Marble and Marbicized Mantels and all ther marble work; Marble Turn.ng jor the trade, a, LABER, 134 Kast Eigutecath street, Dear fhird av. a | Whack’. BOUCICAULT, Propnetor and Manager.Mr. LESTER WALLACK Mr. WALLACK regrets to announce that the engage- menis entered into by Mr. Boucieault to pertorm in Bor fon and Philadelphia cannot ve postponed beyond the month ot March, ERS wi ‘pe there agement of of Mr. CICA ofthe en; DION at this theatre, \ and his last appearance here for the next two years, his engagements ‘elsewhere extending over that period. he box bovk for the reservation of places tor any ee EN a AIEWELL PERFORMANCES nm tu OX open aa VENTER ATH WEEK of the engagement of, ME. DION BOUCICACLE, EVERY NIGHT. pet Take aeaeS MATINEE i Trish pla: in his THE SHAUGHKA' 115th to lélst peneeeane Montague, Mr. Gilbert, Messra Beckett, amnott Pak, Holland, Leonard Edwin. Mesdames Dyas, Lewis, Ponisi, Burke, Sefton and Blaisdell will appear. AN FRANCI CO MINSTRELS, N AN FRANOISCO MINSTRELS. a5 EW BRA BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, OUnB. Broadway, corner 20th, street — RL: 73 MEDEA, R CkIv THE wo ORPHANS. WITH SCRE. a yt a URrAie Street "ATs at be ordered at 10. DED ney Loh the gre nt, LADS sR OTT | The rg families of New York and Brooklyn crowding | the geablishment: pig htt } AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. | Supplementary attraction of intense Interest. one } bracing ie pewlidering and and i 1ogemprebapsibie CALVIN | Matinee, 15c., 980. and de. Night. 15e.y 860., 000" and 780. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE and Marbieized Mantels, all kids of floor ‘iling, Monuments. Headstones, Stabe tor wera and cable petmakers now offering at ABER & CV.!3 steam | Marbie Works, Nos. 217 to 225 ‘West Fitty-first a eet, near | Broadway. N=" i THIS EVENING, the Drama of PAUL JONES. Atter which, the GREAT BIOKARTs COMBINATION and the : BER 3S Seurd-dmnreseion, ta the, forancoss to afternoon. ‘Thirty-iourth street, wear Broad wa: Sixtn avenue. colored; fold vers platina sets, whalebone tuboer seus, Plumpors open fronts, Lip Litters, Lip Depressers, Regulators: ical ‘entistry. Lake green cars or Sixth svpane. cars, or Broad- Thirty-fourth spree! Ni WBROUGH, 123 West rnirty-fourth stroet. BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH $5, s AX. $10 celiuiold sets of Tecth, $15; work warranted. to fit periectiy, ay Dic WILLS 158 ‘way cara, Number. Qarriers employed banill | Sixth avenue, Velivery trips daily an EAUTIFUL GUM TEETH, $8; CORAL RUBBERS Boctesrah recede’ 16 | Bet ningle, sie xan diver Bilines fle ee Registered letiers dell Mail letters delivered Mail postal cards delivered Local letters delivered. pers, &e., delivere uurned’t to the office. 439,409 Tota! or joeal"« ticlivery cither b carrier or the ofics Amount paid carrieys. 27,515 U3 The above figures show an increase in the net receipts over those for the corresponding monto Of last year o1 over $16,509, RULES FOR THE SHIPPING TRADE. A committee of the Produce Exchange, after frequent consultation with the Board of Under- writers, will report to-day with reference to ocean ireigbts in the grain trade. Frequent disputes have arisen in relation to contracts and “charter partes,” as the agreements between buyer and seller are teonnically cailed, to tne detriment of business. Tne new rules are designed to regulate these questions, @ new form of charter party’ nas been di D up, which, it is believe ‘Will effectually define nd protect the interests ot all parties, INCENDIARISM. THE FIREBUGS AT WORK AT LONG ISLAND CITY. Incendiary fires have become so frequent of late | in Long Island City that their occurrence is by no means surprise to her residents, Within the past three weeks over $45,000 worth of property have been destroyed at the hands of an incendiary and eight families leit homeleas and penniless, On the 6tn of last Feor the following preamble und resolution appeared in one of tbe city papers: Whereas, the Cbief Engineer of the Long Department has so far torgotten the post that, instead of endeavoring to foster a feeling of frien ship between the firemen under his charge, his language and action are calculated to cause dissension among & Fine Company No. & and whereas the Ubiet Engineer | as offered in the public barrooms of this city and in the presence of a number or firemen, representing dit- ferent companies, to back this opthion with money; therefore be it Kexolved That we, the members of Union Engine | Touke good bia words, and ds agieeccs play a match acaingt franglin engine Company, No. from $10u to $20 a Company No. 5, do challenge the Chic knginecr to % for any sum RY HANON, ° foreman ot Union Engine Company No. 5. The second day after its publication the engine Was destroyed, together wita ecloiging butidiage, making u toralioss of $40,000, The fire was wu aouvtedly the work of an incendiary, aud | originated in consequence of the jealousy existing between the two companies. Au investigation Was demanded, and the President o1 the Board of Fire Commissioners informed the committee that the Board had no jurisdiction im (be matter, that duty devolving upon the Coroner. However, the Board were ordered to investigate the matter, and testimony will be taken o: yVednenday | ees warned, | ‘e was extinguishod aiter & loss | he room where the fire o:iginated was Unoccupied, and the foors were saturated with | kerosene, Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, fal were discovered issuing trom engine house No. 6, lying in Blissvill nd belor Assistance arrived the flames had extended to a tencment house and a stabie ndyointog, tue lormer Rpgaains, to stichael Breen and the latter 1o Judge adden. fire until the voiidings were | med. scene pr 4 sed atine | wal ry tiable the ext children y and mothers with ohoes in their arms heen tor their ives through |b ep ow, With nothing Ve tueir night ores Groat praise is TROULt Tisk of theit own itves, the women and children from the ourniog ouidings, That the fre was tne work vl af huceudiary BO one Will gainsay. Tho fact 1# that attempts are beiug made to cast ase erelona upon Mayor DeBevoise, who is @ candi- jate jor re-election, and one o1 tue means taken is the burning o1 engine Tne ilisteeling t4 in- tense Blissville, = Nevercncioss gba dealy chances are gaining daily, ‘he loss is akan | tt $5,000, y | nue. | year | Ball & Co. other, fre eee and Or; Le 15 } sethtea carved 7 octave upright Pianoforte tor $66 1A e | Warranted, mon In consequence of the bad condition of | zon! the roads the engines irom Hanter’s Point were | war teonsh street Riteasr 7 OOTAVE ROSEWOUD Mie ti /URESS OF ie TES WILL FIND Ma’ Brond $160 & CAsH—7 VCLAVE cee RUNG, aes te eat se one fosiaiments tal ‘lan sto) ¥ \- atalmenta ga, Kak ea na 83 ment i . FOR A HANDSOME CARY S200 sreraAung Sse, CARY ED 7 cOTATR REN ty jouble thi AO UD ty Frente near N venus, amine specimens, New York Dental Rooms, 26) 8:xth aves | Established 1801, Kemember 262 dO real ag fresh netes of mero! chanics, besides 20,000 in Spanish; will surnish names | and direct circulars for $9 per thousand, $6 for the | Spanish; can seud to any plate or any branch of busi- | $56,098 53 | Hood ury a tow thousand; it will pay you. Address pox Post office. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing all finds of Printing with unusual promptness and at moderate prices. Penis PIANOFORTES, A —FOR RENT, ORGAN NS, &C. UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of olr own make; also for sale, a number ig; fine second hand ianos, in periect order. WILLIAM ABE & Cv., No. 112 Fifth avenue, above Stxteenty at ort TIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; A WEBER PL seven octave, rosewood, round corners, at sacrifice for sie BID US 18 Waverley p. As CLOSING (OUT, SALE —LAKGE AND ELEGANT t half pi order administratrix; tally warranted and, all the. ‘atest | nprovements. ARMOKE estate, 363 Bleecker street. ROSEWOOD, PIANOFORTB AND TE ren a per month; instal new Pianos na very low, LTH”: Bleecker street, near Bowery. _ BRILLIANT ‘AND BEAUIIFOL TONED oy octave rose Wood Pianoforte, celebrated city maker, | Cost $900, for $250: Stool and Cover; warranted for five cet broad) Private mansion, 21 East Twentieth et, pear ay. BEAUTIFUL Stool, $100; Pi ments tax GOLD: VERSTRUNG PIANO, $125; RENT, $4; upright Pianos, Prince Orguns: Steinway Piano for rent th paid tor; peas at retail. ORL DON & SON, 13 East Fourteenth Street. ELEGANT DECKER & BROS, FOUR ROUND N A Tosewoo Pianortorte for sale at a sacrifice; a bril- | hwnt toned 734 octave, richly carved, rosewood case, full | agratle, overstrung Piano, having “all improvements; ae ted 250. guaranice, bill of sal Stool, | BP far ‘Shippiog. {ost $87, tor THIS hae alg | A GREATER OFFER FOR CASH j ay, ZX than ever.—Chickering, Stein 38. X. GREAT OFFER—WE WILL, FOR A FEW DaYs, dispose of 10) Pianos, Organs and Melodeons of first lower prices than | ublic to examine | id for F Tent. 8 A Class makers. including Water, ever before offered. We invite ihe our stock, HORACE WATERS & SON 431 Broadway. A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEKP- ing wilt dispose of their briliant-toned 7}, octave four round gornered carved Pianotortc, made to order, all improvements, Fall patent fe, cost $200, Tor 9570; Stool, Cover, Box for shippil rantee tor 5 y in.use only 6 mons. ‘Culbaud examine. Private real dence 120 West 231 et, near 6th ay. GREAT CHANCE.—TO BE SOLD FOR CASH, 41 close @ trust, two of the most elegant Pianos ever januiaciured; superb carved rosewood cases, richly ne! full Fick tones, mage by m city written warrantee tor dve years: ‘will ‘be ‘sold Tur h Beige: must be youn apd tried to be appreciated. A ay EMaAt ee RSONS yt ore wake Y e xt avenue, near Fort! U3 |. to 8 P. M., tor four (@) days. er lA LADY WILL SELL AN KLEGANTLY CARVED bvinway & Sons Pianofor te tor less than $275; also make! va reet, near Bowery, “BEAUTIFUL 74 OCTAVE $40) ROSEWOOD Piano, curved, patent, every improvement, fully for $180), instalments taken; rent $6 per ABLE, corner 6th av. and 23d st, | line,” at the New York Museum of An: Ef Ne TOM MOORE and MR £, EDDY. Si NWAY HAL HOMAS MATINEE. BATUKDAL AFTERNOON Karen i, \t 2, DORK THO: MATINEE ——. AN Dm ‘TINEE POLOISTSMme MADELINE —— + MA SCHILLER (only appearance at a ti oe of this colebrated Piani Mr. FRANZ KEMMERTZ, Bass. Tickets, ONE DO. LAR; Reserved Seats. TIPTY CENTS | EX: KA, can now be hed at Steinway Ball, at 701 and 114 Broadway aud at33 Union square. | MTH STREET, : Director. H F LINA MAYER. roaspat, M fon 9. DER GEWISSENGWURM, i Pia acts by Ausengruber. LINA MAYR. pe CR BELING, clock. 201 BOWERY. MALE MI irae THe Miss Ailie bra: ton, Miss ahtie Mol an, dia, iar Miss Norah ne as, jarry, Tooley, Gerard, McDonald, &c. ISTORE, AS LUCR 1A BORGIA—TO-NIGHT, Tuesday evening, sppyerenes im America of KISTORI, in her grand role, CREZIA BORGLA (pela ts BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FIPTH SZ. Two Kxhibitions Dally, at 2 and 8 P.M MME. SATIO: BEAUTIFUL, LADIES Wit! LUXURIANT Hare, Cannot be excelled by the HAREM OF THI TURK, PARIS BY NIGHT, WITH GRAND STORM EFFECTS. Attractive kntertainments in the Lectoriom, Admission, SOcents, Children, 25 cents, PARRING, FENOING Rene) SHOOTING ACADEMY, 619 Sixth’ avenue.: ‘ing taught in one month: Superior Fencing Avparatus and Boxing Gloves for sale. | Send for circulars Colone! MONSTERY, ANTED—A TREASURER FOR A OIRCUS; ONE that can lend aye $1 000 nee on good secur ity. Address R. 0. a., Hi id of : LECTURE SEASON. LECTU EVERY EVENING AT § AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON Nervous Debility and Special Discases at” Dr, | KAHN’s Museum. Rem dress. No, 633 | Broadway, near Fourtl: street, the larwest and most magnificent Museum in the world. Admission 50 cents LECTURE EVERY NIGHT, “Manhood and the Cause ' of AT 8 CLOCK, ON Tte Premature De- tomy 618 Broad- way, between Houston and Bleecker Orpertans, Tokers PROGRAMMES, care Pamphlets’ and all other ee for lecturers an. Fogger done at low. rates the METROPOLITAN PRIN G ESTABLISHMENT, a3 Broadway, N. ¥. ROFESSOR DOREMUs’ LECTURES, WITH CHEMI. cal and Physical xperiments —“Agreement of Sci- entific antl Mosaic Acconntsor Ce ag A 16th and 234 March, and bag te April 2. Putnam’s, Appleton’s, Corlies & Macy's, and Wenck’s. Couree tickets. 82; —_ $l USES DANCING ACADEMIES,—OLASBES | sonic Hall, 114 East 13th street; Brevoort Hall, 4 Kast S4th street. PRIVATE LES-ONS at any nour. CIRCULARS at private academy, £12 Kast llth street | A CARTERS DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S | + Building, intersection Stuyvesant and Ninth streets.—Classes Monday and ihursday. New classes now forming. Open all summer. Private lessons in glide waltz a specialty. A =WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, ARTHUR qHiall, us West Fourteenth, street, hear bighth | ven jauses Now open tor beginners, For terms, deongend for elreular. ‘Calico Hop Tuesday evening. Bees WYUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, ‘2% West Fourth street.—Classes open. dances | taught perfectly in one quarter. taught pertectly in six private lessons, ROOKE’S DANOING AVADEMY, 361 BROOME 8T.— All she he fashionable Dances in ope course of lessons, INSTKOCTIONS at all hours. _ MUSICAL. Eapy, “EDUCATED U: Hi masters, will reo system thorough and LFF Bul0, Herald office, SOLO TENOR, WITH A FINE VOICK, 18 OPEN fora position’ In church inthe city. Addr Uptown Branch office R THE FINEST fow wore pupils in istic; termslow. Ad- Ai BULO, Herald \ —ARION PIANOS RETURN FROM ual to new, at very low prices; open or ments: second hand Pianos from $75 id Arion Pianoforte Company, No. 6 ‘Bau N ITALIAN TENOR SINGKR, FROM ITALIAN hes Piano and Singing at ws er quarter ‘wenty-seventh street, near avenue. oF St papul’s residence 918 per quarter. F rapid progress by his method, PIAN Perannt ate leva and latent improv hte in tn sn ted, AT GUMDUN'S, 157 Biewoet de eam HOE interent to, obtwin. estimates trom the fray, before having these printing done Sleowhere, ts } a pe al oat We | einaitimae AX MARBIZER, EDWARD MOLLENBAUE 0. Wi Morgan, Antoine Reiff, Jr. Sig. G. ni, W. *) Mijis, oie. Marga. Aug 1 A. Mazin, Mark therviorty one enilnent artiste and professors 0) fare ‘eitention to students in the digerent Prsnches EW YORK CO\SERVATORY OF sta, No.5 iinet Aw ies street, next rT HOUKLYN Bit i! Lig reer mated appiideriod is ROGRAM Post Tings «! x Prating Pons iomearane All dai six fashionable. dances | %, es A . RISTOML NIGHeS Tuesday, Tauradag 2 RISTORL MATINEE. STOK LA TUESDAY and THUR-DAY VICTOR Hee Maret 9 a ly of RISTORI (first time) as LUCREZTA BORGTA, | recoxnized as one of her greatest characters: FRIDAY if fortnance of by request, D . ETH. @ ‘Oe ENGhN ND. D RIStOnT MATING By HENRY V. engees Lessees and Managers MONTH Boymns THEA JARRETT & of Shakespeare's arouse produced with a de; t and cons ne rar ‘Most wad ever within the walls « Ne comprises histori ithe highest merit fr the pene Is of & tom augmented by the clover cispe FOUR WONDReD. DRIL ton oO ‘AUSILIAIES, rectly costumed ort ripored. cha actors of the sreat play are assigned toa mag cor nets organization of TP ORTY-THRER DRAMATIC ARTISTS, ** SEATS may be secured. Fs dee in. arenas. Bin at Tak SALURDA’ ERS at 165 d be ordered for 11:15 at Caught, Carriages 5! rt a — ARNUM’S HIPPODROM THE GREAT TROTTING RACKS TO-NIGHT. THREE BRILLIANT CONTESTS. FIRST RACF.—Grand match, best three in five, bet tween the famous trotiers Dan Castello and Pilot. SKCOND RACE.—Two mies and repeat; three ew tries, Josie, Bessie, Longfellow. THIRD RACE,—Mile and rep repeat; four entries, Lymag Dan Miller, Mary M., Shermat GRAND JEROME PARK RUNNING RAOKS, five seveuth of a iniie, best two in three, by the faste@ English thoroughbreds of the Hippodrome stud, 0 THREE. HOURS: PRO PROGRAMME OF TROTTIN a i ND RUNNING RACES, ba THURSDAY NIGHT, loge rer ‘aia MAR GuEAT TROTTING ED ENTERTAINMENTS, NOTE.—These races are given in deference to the extraordinary interest manifested by the public in thig fashionable mid-winter amusement, ag instituted at thy establishment in the heart of the city, THE GREAT ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION OF 6% WILD BEASTS, General admission, 30 cents; Children under ten, 18 cents; Keserved Orchestra CLaira, 0 cents, See advertisementin Turf column, med 5TH AVENUE THEATRE, pda 9 smal ssa THE BIG BONANZAt , ark usin DALY. HOUSES CROWDED. LAUGHTER INCESSANT» THE HIT OF 1875, Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. James Lewis Mr. W, Dav- tage. Mr, John Drew, Mr. George Parks, Mr. 8. 1. Ringgold, Mr. Owen Faw= cett, Miss yaaa Daven- port, Mrs. H. Gilbert, Mas emily igh, Mise Annis Graham and Miss Nellie Mortimer in their amusing local personations. “The success of ‘Big Bo ani only @ paraliel im the tavor which Tom Robertson's elegant come- dies met with several year ago, Ihe box sheet ha: been opened for twene days ah rary THE BI@ BONANZA, | EVERY NIGHT, AT & th INEE, vance seats it SATURDAY, 6. TOOD'3 MUSEU: WOOD'S M. VENING AT &° THY CARROLLS, THE CARROLLS, and two act melodram sy MURDER AT 7. x. AldeichKetehum—Counot “ang ihrer act melodrama, TRACKED TO DEATH. Therese Wood—T. L. Connoty with Songs and Dan J. W. Mo ANDREWs and ROBERT HALL, 1n CHARLESTON GALS. IHEATRE COMIQUE, Mr, JOSH | HART. 54 BROADWAL, seems eevee ae RA ra x1 RA EXIRA ST. sgh GUILD EXTR. 3%, AID OF THE ExXtWs 8. JOHN'S GUILD, EXIRA, MALINKK Ata P.M E 0) N EXTRA MATIN: : IN AID OF THE ae, N Mitinne TO-DAT. IN AID OF TBE BER wee TO-DAY, st JOuNS Ol ILD, EW YORK STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOW KEY. AD. NE UENDO Directom) TUESDAY. March &. LUMP AGIVAGABUNDUS. comedy, in three acts, by Nestroy. Box office open from 83) o'clock A. M. YCEUM THEATRE—RISTORI—LUCREZLA. 4 TO MGUT, MisTORI's FinsT Pe RPORMANCE uw AMERICA OF VICTOR HUGO'S LUCKEZIA BORGLA, LUGRULIA {BokGta NTS B™+ TWO HOURS’ FUN. ‘CHANGE OF BILL, Every Evening at & Saturday Matinee at 2 OPERA HOUSE, WEST 28D STREET? First, time ot Harrigan aud Haft's Comic sketoh, THe SKiLM ‘THB SKIDMO} Beraision of Josh Hart. i THE sKIbNOn iB MORES. EviVAL Ov SHOO FLY, 8HOO FLY, 8HOO PLY! FL CNOLE KrHis DREA: run rar Sf Seen CED GENTUGKY HOME. LEPL BRVANTS MINSTRELS. MATINER EVERY BATURDAY At 2 OBINSON HALL, 1sTH 8! AND BYWAY, E t ‘AMIL Lf MATINEE WEDNESDAY. CALLE VER’ LLisNDER'S ORT AL GEORGIA MINSTRELS, ORIGINAL GEORGIA MINSTRELS. GEORGIA |. The iamous Southern Siave GEORGIA | Troupe, as fa “Bnctand | GEORGIA peg 10 rear A ngiand GEORGIA | and the GehORGIA | ing rented ine GEORGLA | cess ries in mi GLOKGIA Fo UPROA. Every. renin, Waodnesday und Yaturday Matinee. Prices. 35:., Sc. and 76. Seats secured daily at the halk ND Caete THEATRE,—58) BROADWAY, ‘tes Git posite N Heyes ey a iausory bea lonable family resort in e respect. Ls’ we Be DD MOouAtIC ey 4 NORMA, ir en MINSI' IOUS PLANTATION. DELINBATIONS, we id men, EH artis warguet eee. e Orchestra Privi BND tte Bese Buh¥OMMANCE IN “YHe int! 0) CELUBRATED STAR PERFORMERS 00 Jn an entire new and uovel program) A BEAUIIFUL OLY CHROMO BAL STAG NERESEN® TO LADY VIStTING THE GRAND OUNIRALe Suaues' y Wednesday and Saturday at 2 o'clock. i SKEWL, BENEFIT OF HOWARD MIpSION. to the quttiusiastis reception of this concert @ 1 TUESDAY EVENING, March , at served Seats aor vale “at Gurley's, corner Twent uted street and Fourth avenue; also at Pond's, Union square. Admission, 6) cents; Keserved Seats, $l k ISTORI IN A NEW CHARAC —TO-NIGHT. miro Theatre, his (Tuceds ay) evening, Saget i. im Ame: UF Hen GmaND! ST CHARACTERS, JROWERY OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY, 20 Every person should come. TO-DAY, | nae FEMALE MINSTRELS 1O-Day. atte. TONY PASIOR’S TROUPs TODAY. MATINEE. LOTS OF FUN TO-DAY. MATINEE. Dont forget the Grand MIVOLI THEATRE, 5 Tay between Second and Third avenues. best entertainment in New York. be of THE DEVIL's AUCTIO! with, specialty OLIO OF FORTY Py ening, 8 to 12 o'clock. fo: beets AS LUCREZIA Se aay pier SEATS: wes hep RISTORDS HiRst AP! RANGE 1 Amnorioe, Victor Hugo's re nowned t1 geay of LUGREZIA SORGTA oa in be had at Box office, Lyceum ibeatre, and Bobirmer's, 701 Broad way. BVENTEENTH GRAND ORGAN OUNCERI.— Church of the Hol R cr Peay Organist, Heary Ourtel ‘Trinity church: New York ; Voculiste, Mine. “Galvout, Soprano. Admission, 25. Bag O'GORMAN, THE KSOAPSD NUN, WILI , to ladies only, on ‘Convent Life.” in Rob- Wall, bast mia Rass ‘Tickets 60 cent u fheil'and 80 roadway. “ GIROFLA”—BY ©. WELS; VERY AFF live arrangement of the best airs in Leoooy’s charining, Opera Bouffe, ae naa, “Girofie” walt Strauss, Redowa a ancers, 0c. eu. -Mine, Tet UW ind bw? waits, strau: ‘750. ; Sine oe oa polka, st strauas, de. vil ' my We. isiewells 8d, mi pETUGN 2°Soe"tn Broadway. BMEMBER IT, TAR IT IN TODAY, L. B AT 2% V'OL.OC! R BOWERY UPARA HOCSE, fol MOWKEY, MANE MUSEUM OF ART see coer e te eee ondays ieee. acne, 4 AnD DaASY, eer RRC? | eae en ee SO PENNY, my De a is hereot De meatier Attorney-at-Law, 61 Chambers se, OTARES SyeSe ata ruth shame FROM 8 hg s tiene ‘Matinee Balls overy F beurdege nel it tickets, cents. Ri COD wy Aee On Vv) Poste PROGR. Prt | rors Berga Ps ON tke oy vor or a, ata ‘ied