The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1875, Page 9

NEW) YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. THE COURTS. Several Suits for Rents of Militia Armories. MINE CASE. THE EMMA London Shareholders to Give Se- curity tor Costs. Suit has been brought against the Manhattan Telegraph and Quotation Company and F. A, Ab bott by T. J. Kiernan, growing ‘out of rivairy in stock telegraphing. Mr. Kiernan alleges that he had a contract with the Gola and Stock Company; that he receives under such contract cipher Messages through the Gold and Stock ‘Tele- graph Company, and also jrom his own private agent’s foreign quotations of operations in the @Old and stock markets atan expense of $2,500 @ mouth, and that the Manhattan Telegraph and Quotation Company, through Abbott, procure | these quotations surreptitiously. deny these allegations, and claim they were pub- lished news, except such as they obtained legitimately. The case came to trial yesterday | before sudge Van Brant and wil probably occupy two or three days, There are some dozen suits pending against the | cliy for arrears of rent of uuildings used as Armories and drilirooms, involving the payment vf about $250,000, and algo the question o1 the payment of some $300,000 annual rent under leases executed to the city. One of tnese suits was that brought by Daniel Fallon to recover $17,500 arrears of rent for Neilson Hall, which was occupied by the Sixth regiment. The prem- ises were leased for ten years, at an annual rent of $14,000. The amount sued for was for a year and a@ quarter’s rent, due on the Ist of April last. Payment was refused on the ground that the rent charged was excessive, and the question was also raised of an alleged fraudulent collusion between the lessee and certain members of the Board of Supervisers. A trial was hac, whico resuited in a verdict for the plaintif™ An appeal was taken from the verdict to the Supreme Court, General Term, where the case came up jor argument yesterday before Judges Davis, Daniels and Biady. Alter a lengthy argument, Mr. James C, Carter appearing on benalr of the city and F. Smyth on behalf of the respondent, the Court took the papers. Mr. Vau Holland was engaged for $5 a day to repair and rebind books and maps in the Regiz- ter's office. His bill amounted to $370, which the Oomptrolier refused to pay, claiming that the charge was excessive. Suit was brought against ube city, and the case waa tried yesterday be/ore dJuage Lawrence in the Supreme Court, It was shown that the price charged was fair and legiti- mate, and the jury rendered a verdict for $511 34, the fall amount claimed, with interest. THE EMMA MINE IN COURT. The shareholders in the Emma Silver Mining Company of London are not nighly eulogistic of investments in American mining stock. They set gown the Emma Mine speculation as a second South Sea bubble, but with more of lingering hopeiuloess than was lett to the victims of the Soutn Seq speculation, they hope’ to get their money back, The particulars of their suit against Senator Stewart, General H. H. Baxter and Trenor W. Park, charged with being the manipu- lators of the sale, which suit is brought for $5,000,000, nave already been published, and, thereiore, do not require recapitulation. Having been serve. with the complaint, the accused par- ties show an alert readiness to meet tbe charges Of fraud made against them. As a preliminary Condition, however, to the prosecution of the suit, it Was insisted that the suitors should give security for coss. A motion to tnis effect was made before Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Cham- vera, by Mr. S. E. Ubittenden on benalf of Messrs. Baxter & Park, Senator Stewart not appearing tous far on the papers asa party to the proceedings, The case occupied the attention of the Court but for a brief period, the reading of some papers anda subsequent sbort argument, of course, comprising all that was done. As throwing additional light on the inceptive stages of what p romises to be One of the most interesting civil suits of the times, the papers, Which are given tully below, Will be tound interesting. These papers, as will be un- deraiood irom their perusal, were offered in sup- Fort o1.the motion. AFFIDAVIT OF GENERAL BAXTER, First In order was submitted the ulfidavit of Geueral Baxter. 1t will be seen, as already stated, that he and his co-defendants intend to fight it out On this line, that they claim @ good delence, and are willing to meet the issue tairly and squarely, ihe affidavit is as follows: City and County of New York, #:—H. Henry Baxter, one vt the defendants above named, being duly sworn, deposes and says—hat he resides at present at the Bre: voort House, in the City of New York; that he has re: the complaint in this action; that each and every st Ment in said complaint which imputes to deponent \raud, couspiracy or wrong in respect of the Emi Mine, or of the sdie thereot, or in respect to any of t matters contained in said ‘complaint, is untrue of depo aent’s own knowledge; and, upon i eerrg and beiiet, Jeponent states that every statement in said complaint miputing any fraud or other Wrong to the other deten t- Auts, or eithér of them, 1s also untrue; that deponent Is advised by counsel that he bi lete and perfect fetence to thi action and deponent intends to make Deponent turther sa; a that in the toreene 1 i foreign corporation organize y of London, aud nas no rights, er this state of,'which deponent hi is informed an ao notice has been given to elther of sald fendants that any bond or other security tor costs hi ocen filed iv this action, as required by the statutes of this State. Deponent ‘urther says that the amount claimed to be recovered in this action is $5,U0 ),0u0, and the ap st avers that the pitindf has been de- frauded and injured to that amount by the tulse, traud- ulent and deceitul representations of ‘the detendandta Veponent further says that the plaintiff corporation was organiged in the city of London in November or Decem- ber. isl, and that the sale of the te) Mine, in re- ihe whereof the 1rauds are charged, was made before he Ast gay of January, 1872: that he is informed and he ail'the officers of the. piainull company a is Deine shareholders well kuew all the tacts Rane | Ang such sale, and that there was no fraud therein; tha! nearly @ year after such sale the mine was examine: by @ committee of such officers and sharehoid- ers, tha expressed their entire satistuct! re. e with such original shareholders und officers have ne ade latin of traud ayainst the deiendanis, but suc ich js inade and this suit is prosecuted by ol shareholders aud oftivers Who Purchased their stock at u discount and long after said sale was made; that he is Advised by counsgi ana believes that it will be prover to ike the testumouly of a large nun ber of original share- holders and oitiera in the city of London and else- where in England, upon commission, to be used atthe | iriil, that the nuniber of such original sharebolders ex- ceeded 50), and that the testimony of enough of them rhouid be taken to refute such charges of traud conclu sively. Deponent turther says that said mine is lo- cated in the Verritory of Utan; that its reputation, its broduct and its appearance the time of the sale were Well known tow number of persons in Utah, inciuding man biog tla on mining nd aineralogy, and that in r to reiute many oi es. in id complaint the char wud establish their Untruthiuiness and absurdity, 1t will be proner to take the testimony of twenty or more wit- nesses in said Territory of Pine Deponent is further intormed and believes that it Is purpose of the plain- tif to take the testimony of ‘one James &, Lyon in this cg ec ged esse, and this deponent {y informea and be- said Lyon has been enga Vi Shea in crisioating and ‘chrculaning char at against the deft am tia Yo thode 1 sai t complaint for more tha two cars past: tha be has printed and cireulated numerous documents acd articies jor the purpose of promoting this action; that ‘hy examination will require the attendance of counsel in behall Aes the defendants, and he is adv: © nnot be properly woul in less than abouta weok, pas that such examination will require Mine defendants tw incur a very considerable expe H.H. BAXTER, Sworn to before me—H. ‘THompsox, Commissioner of J eeds, New York City and County. X CIRCULAR TO THE SHAREROLDERS, ron in order was submitted the tollowing oir | cular, dated December 425, 1874, by the baa Mining Company of onden to each of the starenolders:— ~in—-L am instructed by the Prosi to inform you that the Coatrman, Com, Geo KOM, Gardiier, 4nd the Solicitor, mibert turner, have returned Jvom Ainerica, and also to remind you that the mootlug, ot the 16th Uetober last was adjourned in consequence or & petition for Winding up the company Baving Lae Ried while the Chairman and Sollolior were away o the company’s busine: In the the ‘direstors think it advisable that overy i sored by circular of the Gurlug the Chairman's viat to that country. pine ot eminent, counsel Parer—viz., 1d, ‘been commence: es ere auaiust the Hon, Jrenor N, Park. senator Ww. Stewartund General i, H, Baxter, the vendors, for ecuvery of the whole ‘oi the purchase money paid Weave fuse, on the ground thet seh money, wae tained by irdud. 1h Sn th Frocee Rage will tmed (hat the « ule to pay Li the bowl Commision Wily shortly. issue trom the Xaminaiion of witherses In this country, under ithe origival directo id others eonoerned Wich the formation of the company will be examined ou ith, wo that @li matters reladng to the mine will be Wiiy' invertuguced, 5 the directors are now giving this Subject their serious attention. he Board retrain trom far ne any further details (at this pardcu- jar time, ay it oh the intormation ju th Dds ot ainst Whoin the company is now pr eto proceed. With 1 va to the motion bend e, fal iy dvetety A eee ‘A betore th 01 to say that pert ve witaholt cay rw ‘The aerendants | tion that any stockholder isentitted to, and the, follow. ing 1.8 copy of resolution on this sun edb: Board on the 25th of Novem Ralwed that the sccretary be instr oi the Bourd that he should gi tion every information in his power 1rou its formation, kod also concerning the present pro- cvedings in America; but in producing decuments he was Lo be governed by counsel.” Ac ML that it is th at his cross examina. about te company, ed uf by the nudered fis re board pe ya under al Shareholders will nive the prosecution of such pr and also in opposing the company have the effect ot stoppin hugatory all the labor an been ineurred in America, I rs hope that t support in | AUon fur Winding up the will, as they are aavised, such “action and rendering that have already 1, TOOKER, Secretary. LETTER OF COUNSEL. In connection with the above circular there was | also submitted the following letter of Mr. | MacFarland, tne lawyer of this city, dated Decem- ber 19, 1874, to Mr. Albert Turner, the company’s London solicitor, w hich eXplains itsell Dean Mr. Ter: When you first arrived in this we were eto ive you a decited opinion t should probably be able to prosecute success. fully ap action agains: Park and his associates for fraud ta the aale of the EimA Mine to your company. | \u- merous fects and imstances,” th authenticated to induce belief, buc not then Well enough established to constitute iegal’ proot, tended to create & conviction that a gr: ad had Leen cunning or evived and suecesstuily executed. The case, how did pot contain fi enough to establish it, ‘and the other outlying and id not then tained, collated a Tndeed, this ¢ ug to the r ase | oniv di and your inteaizent appr and poinis o; the case, we are ifow subs tan- Ualiy the en history of tne scheme and of Hewat evie fh the facts touching Its DoAsaDsOn and ex isto be put in jeval form for use. Speaking with thatdue prudence and caution with whicu a laws should always speak touching tne probable result offen action, Ldo not pesitate to say to you that it is my decided opinion t we shall be able to recover lor your company a ve! jarge verdict against the defendants. To this end, however, | need hardly councils oF tne ‘ou that unity and harmon: firmness and p the a | | labor ine tion of proot and pr well Know, very gre: he we shall need your chents, the more so is probaoly no selieme or de- vice the wit of man ean suggest that Will not be resorted to in order to defeat the aonon. Btn yours, W. MaCFARLAND, ARGUMENT OF COU 7 The points urged ior une motion by Mr. Chitten- den were that the statute authorizes the vourt to make an order upon the plaints for security in such an amoune is will Insure to tae defendants the payment of all their costs ir they recover in the action; Wat such security must be lor the benefit of all ihe defendants; tnat the plaimeiils are a jore elgn corporation, having no property within the jurisdiction of the Court, and that the defendants have ho security ior their costs beyond the order Vat the Coart shail make in the premises, It was urged, iurther, that tis 1s an action la Which toe Diaintiits claim a recovery Jarger probably in amount than any other action now pending iu uns court; that it involves gut only the fortunes Olall the defendants, but their characters and representations, und’ that the defendants have no alternative i they would preserve either their fortunes or their character than 10 meet these allegations Of iraud aud have tue issues 1ound by ajury. Itis aiso stated that the present sult Was brought more than three years after the sale of the mive; that they were fuily and truly in- formed of all the facts 1m relation to the mine rior to the sale; that they worked the mine ang ad it examined | by Ubree different committees of the shareholders, and aiter twelve montns’ exam- pation and experience expressed their eutire satisfaction With the purchase, and that the Prest- dent of the company re to the deiendant (Park) a letter, dated at Sait Lake, seplemver 26, 1873, in which he say: 1 Unink it 18 quite impos- sible for apy one to go through without a tli con- Viction that it 1s @ mine of immense weaith and that we are In possession of a splendid property.” In the course of iurther remarks counsel stated that tnere are some 1,800 shareiolde:s, the taking of whose test'mony wtil involve large expense, Ww and that the discovery, bistory, production | and appearance of the mine at the | time. of tne sale ar all involved in | the issues, and requiring imouy of miners and mining experts in Utah. Upon this state of tacts it was insisted that security in a sum not less than $100,000 should be required of the plainuds. Mr. McFarland, in opposition, insisted that the umount o/ security asked was unprecedented and not all required under tue circumstances of the case, He urged this wiih great lorce and cited numerous authorities \n support of his argument. THE RESULT. Judge Donohue, having heard the papers read as given above and the arguments of counsel, took the papers, together witn the briels ef counsel, jor more extended examination and re- view ol the case. He gave his ra oruy @iterward, fixing the sevurity at and Girected an order to be entered to this Seitect. DECISIONS. i SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Donohue, Jones vs, Work.—1 do not think affidavit of ser. vice suilicient. Io the matter of Sawyer.—! do not think there is authority, and make tiis order. West vs. Phiilips.—It seems to me this injunction is simply to enjoin the Commission of @ trespase apd cannot be grammed. | McArthur vs. Poitbey.—Granted on payment of | $10 cosis. Park vs. Emma Siiver Mining Company.— Granted bond tor costs in $5,000, In the matter of Baus.—Motion granted allowing plaintiif to file supplemental complaint (43 Barb,, 16). * Piitott va. New York Cotton Exchange.—Denied, Coulter vs. White; Stacey vs. Ris.—Motions de- nied. Graf vs, Rosenberg.—Motion denied. Memoran- dun. Currey vs. Currey; Young vs, Gardner.—Mo- tions granted. Memorandums, In the matter of Brownlug; Murphy vs. Keyes; Coit vs. Nort Caroima Ore Dressing Company; Clayton vs. Clayton; Gallagner vs, Healey.— Granted. Straiton vs. Nitsch; Earle vs, Handibode.— Memorandums. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst, Allen vs. New Jersey Southern Ratlroad Com- pany et By Judge Van Brunt. Holloway vs. Sievens.—Finaings settled, Adams et al, vs. Freewan et al.—Memorandum for counsel. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Chief Justice Monell, H McNuf et al.—Order of reterence By Judge Curtis, { Boller vs. The Mayor &c.—Velault opened; cause | set down jor first Monday ot April. Brown vs. Sterliag.—Motion tor un additional allowance denied. Harte vs. Ny¢,—Motign to March 15, granted without costs to either party. | Stoltz vs. The Germania Fire lusurgnce Co: | | pany.—Motion for the confirmation of tue reter- | ee’a repori | granted, Wright vs. The Equitable Life Assurance Com. | any.—Motlon tp have all the issues tried vy | py denied; ee ol Opposing to abide eveni. i | 4 Sutro vs. Fargo, Judge Spe | trial on the minutes denied. Bond vs. granted, and for judgment and aliowance | resident &c.—Motion for new See Memorancum, MARINE COURT --CHAMBERS, By Judge McAdam. Conkling vs. Higgins.—Motivn granted unless terms are compiled wit Vau Urden vs. Wells. Stipulating not to sue, | Samuel vs. Small,—Judgment for plaintim | Warwick vs. Pollock ; Coulter vg. Levy; Klien vs. | Rudolphy.—Motions decided as per opinions filed. | Smiin vs. Haimburger.—Motion to vacate order | | Attachment vacated on | | | | | | | | | Of arrest denied. Harmuir vs, Kent.—Motion denied. Gates vs, Sanford; Solomon va, Henriques; Snow | vs. Wolf: Van Orden vs. Wells—Motions to ud | vance causes granted. Haskell vs, Streeter.—Defendant’s deiault noted. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. | SUPREME CoURkT—CnaMBERs—Held py Judge | 3 Donohue.—Nos. 1%, 53, 62, 84, 88, 102, 113, 114, | 141, 145, 145, 169, 160, 190, 231, 254. SUPERIOR COURT~-GENERAL THEN—Held by Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels. 3. 139, 14036, | Maida, 77, 87, 95, 88, 141, la, 142, 144, 06, 145, 146, | 147, 74, 148, 149, 160, 161, SUPRI COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Judge | Van Brunt.—Law and fact—Nos, 61, 156, 219, 242, 244, 246, i 54, 99, 380, 189, 173, 215, 147, 67, 208; 126, 21, 2 281, 170, 102, 164, 205, 260, 399. Sureus CourT—Oircuir—Part 2—Held by | Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. 220455, 2848, 1166, 1233, 46-34, 1176, 1276, 1222, A) 1266, 468, an ivo0s 1240, '1364, 1880, ' 1302, 1626, 2250, 1863, Purt, 3—Heid 'oy Judge Law: 55, 77, 831, 917, $23, O2y%4, 1028, 175134. 1057. 1079 1009, "2565, 242), 1038, 1014, 693, | 241, 44839, 981, 1055, 1 Why. 1039, 1091, 1043, | Svrenion CouRT—GENERAL TrNM,—Adjournea for the term, Scprrion COURT—1RIAI, Part 1—dela by Judge Moneli,—Nos, ov 903, 1789, 821, 600%, | iat 739, 899, 591, ¥91, O83, 945, 949, 685, Part 2— | Held by duage breedinan.—Nos, 1046, 992, 764, | 1168, 1178, | 1184, 110: COMMON PLEAS—GENgRaL TERM.—Acjourned un- til Monday, April 6 COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL ‘IbRM—Part 1—Heid by Judge Rovinsou.—Nos, 2316, 1666, Fe hee agi 2202, 2876, 2477, 2474, 2974, 2375, 2502, 2504, 1054, 2y 3, 2435, 280, 3824, aso 2439, Part 2—Adjourned tor the term. MARINE CoURT=!RIAL TeRM—Part 1—lueld by Judge Spaulding.—Nos, 1199, ed 1636, 1761, 1770, 1787, 1274, 2787, 8105, $198, $21: Part 2—Held by Judge sh 1st g $148, 067, 1480, 1604, 1605, U7 Ove, 2 778, 1008, 107U, 1022, 863, 792, 1166, 1012, | Now. 648, 6 3116, 8078, 9108, wuiG, 2017, | 4311, 2097, 0. Sil, 8286. | Counr OF GENERAL SksstoNs—Held vy Juage Sutueriand,—ihe People vs, John Ki bur: gary; same Tuomas smith, burgl ; Same Vs. Charles A. Ulair, felunious assauit and battery; | Same vs. Daniel Bartle, ieionious assault and vat- tery; Same vs. James Giima: tin, feiouivus ussauiL and battery: Same va, Latham ‘Mitcuell and Jonn Leouard, /¢ioni0us Besuul’. wad battery; Sume vs. | 1.—Order setticd. 1a | prirhWarts vacate order of | j, 7 KeLb's | Marie Antoinette Sui‘, | tioneers. | (DARPETS, | 7° ) lisa, to this port. | th Richard Wroueky, forgery; Same vs. Charles Muler, graud larceny; Same mothy Shin grand ys. Gibo Brown, grand lar . Stone, grand larceny; Same vs, Louisa Glu petit larceny; Same Vs. Eawin Kessler and L) Toule, petit Jarcen’ ame vs, Andrew Owens, petit larceny; Same vs. Patrick McDonald. sault and vattery; Same va. James Donovan, assault and battery, OYER AND TRRMINER.—Held sudge Barrett.— The va, Thomas bieakiey, robbery; Same rr, roovery; Same vs. Ihomas Mooney, burglary; Same vs. Jobn dS vay, mayhen 5 trick McManus, mayhem; Same Downing, felonious assauit and battery; Jobn Downing and John Peres and batrery; same vs. Thomas Colby, ielonious a Sault and battery; Same vs. Sigismund Men¢ eeny; Same vs. 0 felonious assault | grandlarceny ; Same vs, John Lauguren, grand lar- | eny; Same vs, Michael Meniry, graud larceny ame vs, Valentine Post, grand larceny; Sume vs, Mary Atmbrose, grand larceny; Same vs. John Alkens, grand larceny, BROOKLYN COURT Betrre Judge Reynolds, Abevy of beauties, trom Dutchtown, invaded the portals of the Brooklyn City Court yesterday to listen to the proceedings in the sult for slander of Miss Meta C. Gatge against Mrs. Charles 0. Tonges. Miss Gaige brought suit through ner guardian for damages, ia ine amount of $20,000, for alleged damage to her character by the state- ments of the defendant. Mrs, Tonges is the wile ofa retire 1 merchant, who is very wealthy, Miss Gatge is the dauguter of a well-to-do coal mercnane on Ross street, and the parvies move in the fashe lonuble German society of Wiliiamsburg. George, the son of Mr, Tonges, was paying his addresses to Miss Meta, and he appeared to have no other occu. pavion worthy of note. Most of his ume was devored to visiting Ins adored one, and the result Was an engugement, The young man’s afflanced appeared to reciprocate his passion, ana wieoe ever he called she treated him to ice cream, irutt | and orher deiicacies, Of all the sweets that the lovely maiden bestowed on her lover sue pr togive bim cream cakes and cranberry tar caused the young man considerabie sickness, When he returned home in such @ condition bis mother became angry and said many naughty things about Miss Meta, One oi Che accusations against the young lady was tuat she iad + ver. Jihrv’ her son “George, It 18 alleged that Miss Gatge took umbrage at this remark, and tiat Mrs, Touges improved the opportunity to break the engagement. Miss Gatge vecame il, and when she recovered sie sued George for breach of prom- ise Of inarriage and slande: George escaped the | White street. breach 0} promise suit by pleading the “baby act”? | | and the slander case was trled yesterday el | or sverZEhre? | ¢ Judge Reynolds in the city court. Counsel Miss. Gatge ciaimed that ‘the word meant to depauch or seduce, but counsel lor tne deieudant claimed that it meant merely to mir- Jead. ‘The jury, alter an hovr’s — returned a verdict Jor tae plaintuifl of six cent INSPECTORS OF STEAM VESSELS. Ata meeting of the Unitea States Local Inspec- tors of steam vessels, at their office, in Pine street yesterday, the case Of the alleged wilful collision of the steamtugs Crawtord and James Watts was commenced. Soth veesels were endeavoring to obtain the towing up ofan tuward bound sailing vessel, and while thus engaged the collision took place. Alter an inforimal hearing, the Local Inspect- ors, Messrs. John K. Matthews and Jememtaa Si- monsen, decided to adjourn ihe matter over till next Wednesday, on account of the absence of a principal witness. Tue collision took place upward ora month ago. A Stativent was received irom the pilot of the Morri-ania steamooat shady Side repecting ig collision with the tugboat Mary, valued at $3,000, which was supk by the former tn the fog last Mon- day. ‘The pilot of the Mary, who had a narrow es- cape Irom drowning on rhe oceasicr, having been in the water for half ano hour, stated that he bad not yet been abie, owing to the prostration the shock ud caused tim, to prepare wis report, but said that ne would have it ready to-day, The inspectors have received statements froin the pilots of the New Haven steawer Him City and the East River ferryboat Southampton, whic will be p.ssed upon io the order ot presentation. The captaio of the W. P. Clyde & Co. steamship Benelactor has failed to make any report to the Local Board as to the circumstances atteading his running down and siuking the schooner Susan Wright on the 26th of last month, and has laid himself open thereby to the infliction of a heavy penalty. ‘The report of the captain of the steamship Vicksburg, lately wrecked six miles to the east of Fire island, L. I, bas been received by the Board. The captain attributes the loss of nis vessel to the | of the light in the Vicksburg Was lost | fog and au error in the flasbin, Fire Island Lightuouse, The while on her voyage from Port Royal, South Caro- port of the captain is owing, De says, to his ie | fingers naving been irostvitten, We have many new styles finished at our factory that were commenced before we determined to close out, aud we shall continue the sale wuring this spring season. ‘the prices we have put on the goods are tar low cost of productioa, as (ney must be sold, All kinds of marked down. Before purchasing it will pay, to, examine our stock and compare prices. G. L, Kis &C _ 184 Fitth avenue, near meant third street, REMOVAL PRIVAT —ON ACCOUNT OF r, rosewood Pianoforte, cost $95 Parlor Sui, ¢ 3S, for one do, "Si arie A suits, turkish nits, $0, 7 pieces; Carpets Mirrors, Centre pockease, sooks, Chamber -uit complete, Bed- f Case, spring and air Mattresses, Suife:, purchasing at be: residence 120 We eniy-third § street, near Sixth A MUS? POSITIVELY BE SOLD—COMPLE’ « Household Furniture, consisting pene Parlor Suit in scun; Turkish Suits, ‘elegant 74, octave tour roun: The delay in the rendering of | will sell, at a sacrifice, in lots to suit, 4c. on the | Steinway Piano; Bedroom Sets, with Dressing Cases: , Kedsteads, Bureaus, hair and spring Mattresses; rep. plush and haircloth Suits; Bookcases, Writing Desks: #xtension Tables, Buffet, Chairs, in leathe: verware, Paintings, Mronzes, Carpets, &¢ on any aracie; no reasonable oifer refused. Cail idence 215 West 2ist st. Teaentee AND MONTHLY PAYMEN piture, Parpets and Bedding. B, CO.'S, 155 and 157 cn : stock and low price LARGE ORTMENT or imme! CARPETS. _ I- ture and Hedding, at lowest cash prices, at O)FAR- FUR: S extensive warerooms, between Ihirtieth and taken weekly or monthly, CHANCE FO ‘ ‘ep, $35; Bedroom, $4); ov dn the dollar, Private residence’ aL ast rie e.n Broadway. Three No. 410 Eighth avenue, thirty-first streets. Payments ear 7 IP BE SOLD, immediately at private residence lus West 28th street, near Sixth avenue. Magnificent latest style satin brocade Parior Suit, cos $475, for $150; one do., $100; teinway Pianofort Bronzes, rosewood and walnut Chamber Turkish, brocatel and reps Suits. $5) | ads, Bureaus, Dressing Cases, library, any reasonable offer. Paintings dining Furnitu A POTION ROOMS 8) LAS! fHIRTRENTH STRER’ 2\ Furniture, Carpets, Beds, “eens &c., at priv: Sale at auction’ prices. ‘Soecial attention given To suis at private houses, stores, &c., by J. H. N & CO, Aue Furmiture, Beds. Bedding, &e. Payments taken by thé week or month. ‘Terms ensy. KELLY & Mae _coruer Twenty-fifth street and rixth ave | A. | terms, bé C B.—No Mmuited | CALL | | other first class house can offer, |> 2 | V x ‘nus: | baving Diamonds, Traghes, &o. ROOMS, &C., WANTED. in this Ciiy and Brooklyn. PAMILY OF ADULTS WANT TO 'y unturnished Hous Tai i 14 locaton; rent $1 On to RIRNOK WOULD LIKE HOUSES, 1.2.0 per year. pe Herald office. | LADY OY Exp ars, 0. 1 a weil jurnished House in a cent Asan lamily, Where there are no other boarders, oO Vesr fwenty biird street. ne must be second story, front, ne, two beds :n sleeping room ; retere ar with fut particulars, A.M Post oft Woull board the owner it allowed to take boarders, oJ. B.. careot Haar & Co., 45 Wail st. | JURNISE ROOMS WANTED,—1WO SINGLE | nilemen Waut two co tung Rooms with a | With avenue; rooms ly furnished and with ees exchanged. | Ad- box 2,600 New York I HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR skVERAL rentlug tor frou $1.00) to $1,500 provements and be in good locations. N ATHANIE Le YE 200 Varick street. \ TANTED—F Ueman and wi M 1s? OF APRIL OR MAY, BY GEN arlor floor and Basement (six oF seven rooms) or Second Floor in asmall, quiet house, a good neig rborhood, Thirtigtht straets*and 159 eteen Fourteenth and d-and Elghth avenues. Ad- aY PAY OF ADULTS, SIX OR n Rooms between Second ana Fourth aventes, ‘ent not over $500 per annum. Address WALL, box 489 Post oftice, )—WHOLE OR LOWER PARE OF FACTORY hn stendy steam power, for wood working busls ess, located between Chambers and Canal, and West Broaiway and Centre streets. State location and rent of outlding and address box 184 Heral é FURNISHED having the same can secure good wiars at our office. G, HOYT & SON, 171 Bi MALL PAMILY, UNPFUR Si good newhborhood: Hudson minutes vy railroad trom 6 per inontn. Address, with ea; Partie leaving iis Wanten- BY N W *Viouse, Sor 91 partiewtar 089 Post oltice, New York, WaAstep— BY A SMALL FAMILY, LOWER OR UP- per Part of @ private house on the west side: pre: ey Aprill. Address J, HIKSCHBERG, Noa 8 and 10 ware FURNISH ROOM IN A fur location. by a young physieiau, part of the day: terms must be liberal Addzess L. E! .,, box 126 Heraid ofice, UNFURNISHED THREE STORY 1 good location, between Second and Sixth | avenues and Bleventh and Twenty-third streets; rent | hot toexceed $2.00. Address, with full particulars, E, U., box 537 Post ofice, dew Yor! PANTED—A HANDSOMELY PURN. ISHED ‘HOUSE, either in New York or in some country place near bor Adaress ho objection to boarding owner. Herald U ptown Branch oitice, TANTED—BY A PRIVATE diate possessi h stoop House, between Twentiedh and Fortieth streets; rent’about $200. -Ad- dress with iull particulars, A. B. C., Herald Uptown Branch office, WANTED—BY A SMALL AME lower 1CAN FAMILY, TH E or upper part of a House, west of Third | avenue and east of Sixth avenue, between Li poteenth | econd streets; state rent. Address Hhiray firat street. J, 29 East Lk 3 b moons (sunny side) and ull ues paid ferme mioderate. Address, giving 1ull particu- A Forty-fit \ STORY HOUSE all modern improvements, good location; west side prelerred not too fur up town: rent $1,200 oF $1,304 Address R. No. 908 West Twenty -third sireet. WARTEDSBY GENTLEMAN AND WIP, @oop Floor, flye rooms; second or third floor; Improve- ments; with owner preterred, eS HAIGH STOOP NPED—BY TWO GED FROM OCLOBER ‘LEM 1. a Floor, containing 3 or 4rooms, with bathroom and alt moder Sao re stating price VAN FAMILY, PART OF o, Six or seven rooms, With ip rovements, <ceed $0 per month: possession April 1; loca: tion from Fourth to Fortieth street and Fourth to Eighth avenue. Address, with particulars, J. KIGGINS, care of ©. H. Hickman, 98 Cedar street. TANTED TO RENT—ON STATEN I°LAND, NEW with stables. Address J. D., box 2,135 Post ottice. Brighton, fora small famiuy, a furnished House, In the Country. TANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, SUITs | abie for four or five persons, for six ‘montus | trom May 1; must be within one nour and a half ot New | York. Address, with particulars, H.G., box 63 New York | Post office, ay ANTED—TO LEASE OR PURCHASE, A SNUG Hote! outside ot city: in @ thriving country place preferred in connection with land. Address, with tuil | particulars, G. W. GORDON, Herald office. LOAN < OFFICES. 1. AND RORY O'MORE. {ON SATURDAY. rie SATURDAY MATING. Mr. LAWRENCKE® BARE HAREBELL; or, ARK THEATRE. | i e celebrated artist, Bathe poweriul Arama 0 E MAy O’AIRLE. WelL NIGHT yhen euch lady will be pre iia’ waltz, just issued by ‘ward schuberth & Coy hiv square, in commem- oration of the SuTH PRRFORMANCE, Mr, Stuart being desirous to make 4 success unpreceden- ted im the records of opera boutle, MONDAY, MAROH 2, Mr PRANK MAYO in DAVY CROCKETT, an American play in fiye'acts, Box sheet now open. J ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Mai LAST 9 NIGHTS of the engagement of Mr. DION BCUCICAL at this theatre. ‘The box book for the reservation of places for any night during these id AKWELL PERFORMANCES will be open ‘daily at rhe box o EIGHTEENTH WtkK SND" “LAST BUT ONE of the engagement of MR. DION BOUC ke CAULT, Will a EVERY argu t NT SA Vitbay MATINEE 12Ist to 17th pertorman Mr. Montague, ir. Gilbert, Mes: re Beckett, Arnott, Polk, Hoi Leonard Edwin. 1s Ada Dyas, Lewis, Ponisi, Burke; esonton nad Blaisdell wilt appees in preparation, A ROMANTIC DRAMA, HEATRE QOMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART. Slt, BROADWAY, ole Proprietor OV NOV vaRinry, VARINIY. VARIETY, AMUSEMENT, PLEASURE, THE MULLIGAN GUARDS. TERRIBLE &XAMPLE, TALIAN PADRONK, HAKRIGAN AND BAR| CARROLL AND HARRL Miss ELA WESNER, silks Miss ADAH RICHMOND, NeW OLfo, Miss KITTY NEIL, IN A PL 3 AND CBRTAL ING BILL, ANCTLONS First nights of the s the plot, action formed in this house, and also the plot, acters trom the drama (clalwwed by the man up the str aeiton and char. nder oath us original cet) was taken, YCALLAGHLAN OICALLAGHAN G'CALLAGHAN O'CALLAGHA. --0” CALLAGHAN is. Without doubt, the connecting link between 8. >—. PYKE “OCatLA LAGHAN! PYKE O'CALLAGHAN -RED RUFUS | HARRIGAN will also perform, for the firs their great sketch, PATRICK’s DAY PARADE, which has beemt rearzanged altered and shortened by Mr. Harrigan, and wiil be almost an entire new sketch, y and beautiful Negro sketch, by Harrigan and SLA Y DAYS, in which they will introduce new Songs, Dances aud Sayings, Also first appearance this season of R, YARROLL AND HIS THKES TALENTED SONS, Master Benny, The General and’ Like Lick, Who ap: pear in the i MASQUERADE AND McFADDE FAMILY, in which these artists stand without equals in the world. First appearance of the Great Londo: #raceful, fearless any Pueeoah ua sth jenne, and her Littputian’ Periocraine, Pony. Louise Victoria. This charming little artiste has been pronounced by the English press ‘something unprecedented”—the greatest novelty witnessed in the British metropolis for years. ied pertoe anon takes place in a patent riug erected upon THE ChaNPion OF THE GLOBE, FREDERICKS, who pertorms the feat never accomplished by any other iain of throwing a somersault upon a Bevolving Globe. ba MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, QoKosskum COLOSSEUM. COLossEUM, M EVENING AY PARIS BY NIGHT.” MIDNIGHS STO zor Afusicat Prodigy. FEMALE BEAUTIES ae Ric 0 ‘AL COSTUME, Mine Tamieneet,” MERICAN eres DIAMONDS, , WATCHES, JE JEW. Vv Ce ata antages ponered Dantes vaiue ral mi. |. H. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. ie EUROPE, A. ©. WOLTER, aa | (Germany), Mohrenstrasse, 6, Exporter of Kid Gloves, GENTLEMAN, OF NOBLE BIRTH, BY REVERSE | AA. ot fortune desires to give lessons in” piano, singing, | also French and Italian langaages in a respectable iam: | ily, in excliange tor Bourd;viour years’ highest city ret | erences. Address, tor sx days, HONOR, Herald Cptown | Brauch office. | AN ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST, GIVES | ‘at pupil’s residences for Suc. per lesson or $3 per auarter. Address KANDALL, Herald Uptown Braneh office. } $ RS, PAMPULETS TICKETS, | und all Kinds of Printing tor mu: { ebtertainments are turnished in the most elegant st TROPOLITAN PRINI- ING ESTABLISHMEN 1 y 21s Broadw. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, & A BOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GiAND | 4A. Pianos of oar own imake; also for sae, a number | ine second hand Wianos, in periect order, “WILLIAM | ABE & CO. No, 112 ritth avenue, above Sixteenth st | CLOSING OUT SALE OF LARGE AND ELE. gant stock or Vianos at bait pri order of ad. inimistratrix or G. Barmore's estate; S68 Bleecker street; tully warranted and ali the latest improvements. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE to rent, also for sale on instalments on favorable TICK ERING & SONS. No. IL Kast Fourteenth al Fifth avenue, 7 esl 1 PIANO, $159 E. 3 e ta See legs, 7 octave upright $13, On anks, fargains om account of removal,” PEEK & SUN, 11 Gdn: | ton place (aighth strect), near Broadway. | PARGAIN.—BEAUTIFUL 7% OCTAVE ROSE- wood Piano, with all modern improvements, for sale iow tor cash. NAWESEN & SON, 283 East Twenty-first street, A REAUTIFUL 7% OcTAV E ROSEW 00D PIANO, AL $i7o; carved legs, oversirung, patent agraffe; tully Warvantell: instalments taken; $12 a month; rent $5. Re CABLE, corner oixth av. and Iwenty-third st. T SOHMER & CO.'S, 9 E. AN street, corner Third’ avenue—sev fine used Tosewood Pianos ut very low figures fer cash of on in- salments; alsonew Vianog at better tering than any K street, betw 1 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES—A NUMBER OF first class Pianos. to be sold at less than one-third f oniminal price; & tine Weber tor $200 STLED- Ma N'S, 59 West Sixteenth street. « T 7% OCTAVE ¢ ROSEWOOD PIANO- lebrated city maker, cost $450, tor $250; Stool | gat Cover, maker's warrantee ilve years; Box for Nt ping. rrivate residence, 2i Kast Twentieth street, near Broadwa, AY. .—WE WILL, FOR A FEW Days, BAT Ai dispose of 100 Pianos, Organa an{ Melodeons of first class makers. including Waters, at lower prices. than yre offered. We invite ihe public GAG Ls HORACE WATERS & SON 481 Broadway. TUNER WILL ScLL A BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR 65. Orders for tuning and repai i Aesieg re- Call at 315 East Twenty-ninth siree| oi AURNITURE AN} OARPETS.-$25.00 WORTH OF Furniture now offered at otr immense warervom 2 er cent cheaper than auy other house in the city; var. for suits, 7 pieces, $44 and Chamber” ulls, 9 pieces. A choice assortinent of ee pere velvet: bouy Brussels, tapeat Bryssels and all wool ingrain—at low price: Oticloths, Window shades, ‘ave Curtains, Tamprequine, Mats, Matting, ac. KK, WAN) AND MISFIT EN three-ply and ingrain Carpets, Olle very cheap, a! the old place, 112 Fulton street, side entrance. YEORGE A, CLARKES, 7 BROADW(Y.—POPU Inr system ot monthly payments for tine Furniture, Carpet, Upboistery, Parior Beds, &c. EXCHANGE, — Bh OR EXCHANGE FoR OlHe & GOOD: toher's Fixtures a, ge Fish Stand, with marble top: a marble top Col 1 iray, several Sinus twenty feet long, a denble Desk Mand various ther rt: cles, Inquire of J. M. SHRIS(ALLER, Avotioneer, 17 Abiugdon square (Hight avenue, betwaea Bleseker end ‘Tweilth street. W* $5 FIREPROOF or uk ishing Goods OH TED TO Sate for gentlemen's C AN othiny Fequired. Address ai vox 141 GENTLEMA NS DEsIRKS TO MAKE the acquaintance of a young jady or widow, With o imoy ; (hose giviuy real address prererr WOUEIL Hy ATKINS, box 153 Herald office A view to ma’ MISCELLANEOUS. bi rue Bees cooking apps ‘ iy the ar ag. tisvdeg for, jor repairs ‘and. warranted ie street open trom 9 A | ern improvements, “BRILLIANT TONED Thy OCLTAVE, FOUR LARGE round Windsor Pianotorte, used eight months, Cost $85, tor $275: one rosewood Bradbury Piano, cost | $700, for $225; Music Cabinet, stool, Cover, Re tor shin. plugs algo Varlor suit, iu satin, cost ¥ i rep piece 0: Carpets, Mirrors, "paint ngs, Bronzes, China, silverware, Bedtoom suits, Extension | Tavies, fice China, &. Cail at private residence 120 | West 2d street, near éth avenue. N, B,—Don't buy until you see aud hear the tone or those instruments. House M.to9 P.M, 120 West 284 st | A SADY WiLL SELL FOR Less THAN $100 ZA. Chickering Pianoforte, perfect order: also elegantly carved seven octave uprigit Pianoturte for $165, mo: 23 Third street, near Bowery, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT jour round Decker & Bros’. Pianoforte (at a sacri- fice); @ brillant toued, 74 ociave, richly carved rose- woot cal 1 agraite, overstrung Piano, having ail | hnprovements; printed guarantee: bill of sale ; cost $975 for $26); Cover, box tor shipping. N. B.—Used only Me lit ee must be sold, Cail private residence 210 est lst Orga is For rent Melodeon, ORDUN & SO: otk OR SALE.—A VERY GOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, good make, 63 East Sixty-first street. REAL BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND | Pianos, of the vory best quailty, yet iow tor cash, at aud 425 West .wenty-vighib street, near P, HALE Ty MAKING 10,000 PIANOFORTES FOR the trade cheaper than small makers can buy the money advanced ail ‘stor pianos Thirt¥ firth street nue. ANUPAC/UREKS OV 1 PIANO PONTES WILL FIND itto thelr interest to obtain estimates from the N Be istisa ESTABLISHMENT, 213 i thet printing done elsewhere, .1EINWAY UPRIOMY AND SQUARE PIANOS 10 Jets ting sorr'men of second hand Pianos, tor cash WALKeR BROTH GS, 47 Kast Twellth stro d METROPOLITAN roadway, detore hay: | ie) ¢ time, ae reens AND vba tol PIANOS; ead eee Ha] Sonat telnwa yrs, Weler's and oth ere, new and Feat yy uiedaaraaaee | Reserved i. hs CHILDREN, 20, ERMANTA. THEATRE, , FOURTEENTH STREET. | aD. NEU ae iy ++ Direct of Lececa’s brillian: SOpera GIROF, ne peas! L LINS MaYR Girofie-Girofla t 2 o'clock. til 4 o'clock. UbuvAY MATINE Box “mee open trom CADEMY OF MUsiC, lalertnet GRAND | Mr. C. Pave SING REPRE MONDAY, WEDS: Day, THCRSDAY. PRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 29and 81, April 1, 2and 3. t PALL AND WINTER i CLOSE OF THE BRILUIA Reproduction of Ba TAL! a Last represeatauon of Thomas’ One performance of Balfols BOH EMI AN GTRL. KELLOGG IN. THURSDAY V ENING, aba 1, BENEFIT OF MME. JENNIE Fale of seats commences Thursday, Naren a5, area. M, at Academy of Music, 701 and 114 Broad way. at JAN FRANCISCO MINS! RELS, AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. @ | Broadway, corner of Twent; The vitent te ol tte WED: RECEIVED writ PAVALANCHIN “OF LAUGHTER PURE AND bush UL are MINSTRELSY. Street cars may,be ordered at 10, eats secured. Matin. jurday at 2. OWBRY OPERA HOUSE, NY PASTOR THE Hg ‘ PRNELL ita MLLE. E. LOLA. N AND ENJOYM LOLA. in three months, | Sensation, tue | | | { Is 1 usational irish Drama from which | ad characters of the Lrish drama per- | 4 | | and (HE MAN Positivciy best Entertainment RistoR? NIGH DAY. | why New Yo! AMUSEMENTS. a GREAT HIT OF 18S Gt" AVENUE THEAIRE., ae whroonietar and glanggen, | THE BIG_BONASZAL _— HOUSES CROWDED. LAUGHTER INCESSANT, Mr. Charles Pisher, . We Mr. James Lewis, Lave sore, Parkes, ingguld, Mr. cetl, Miss Fauny Dave ort, Mrs 4. Gilve Abas f mily Rigl, Biss Ani THE BIG BONANZA! | F | | ‘owen Faw loca! personatons. “The success ot Kobertson’s elegant come EVERY NIGHT aT & dies met with several years MATINEE ago. The box sheet hat {been opened for twenty EVERY SAJUEDAY at 10 | days ahead. Herald, Isto} BROOKLYN \ BROOKLYN. —TO-NIGHT—~ AC. My, THIS ttharsday) he arance in Brooklyn RL Marebloness gel TKN OF & AS ELIZA RISTORI in her _Reserved seats, KISTORL, MARIE ANTOINETTE LAST NtGur BUT HRISTORTS Farewell Performances as ren in Hoston is fixed for Mare FRIDAY, MARCH 19, and MONO ROH 22, only performances rentest work. Gia ASTOLNETT expressly writte e. Ristori’s American tour, an@ origmal! duced by her i RISTORI, in her superb role, MANIE ANTOLIN BTTE. TONIGHT—Kis ODS reniree and ont pare ce ig E Brooklyn as ELIZABET SAPURDAY LAS? isrOki IN 5 Ua TUESDAY, WEDNeae Her last porte srminces in New" Yor! ISTORI,—ONLY M Lyceum Theatr Last (but Only Matinee Periormanee ot Victor Hugo's renowned CREZIA BORGIA. Ristori (last times, Lucrezia Borgia Reserved Sc ssion, SIXTH. WEEK Be Shuaert i “Paiiver -Lessees and Managers HENRY V. CONTINUATION OF THE REMARKABLE CAREER of WONDROUS SHAKSPEARIAN SPECTACLE! WE hed hshita onneeye 4 Web nue” RIGNOLD, ¢ GRAND DRAMATIO COMPANY OF pies THe unquestionably the finest 1 Dainese. in Europe by ay best (Fe ef fects augmented he clever AUSILIAHY FORGE OF OVER POU LUND RED. gears the wondrous repres WON OF HENRY V. and a their return from. France, Rarick HUNDRED le role, THReEL NERY, r place vd on any stage (al its realistic 35 1N THE FOURTH A sentation of the RE army by Londen 0} pated in by Fou MEN CTTLDKEN. 2 oR i r munied rt iy caparisoned, an ny on horses superbiy caparisoue sing addition, a to the aniuated scene being. THE FULL CHIME OF CHURCH BELL GRAND MATI woos’ s MUSEUM. ning at 3 YANK. RvOBINSON in hisgreat Play SSOMELLE PSULy MAIZE, The Gymnast Muted: (EE ON SATUKDAY. woop's THIS Afternoon at 2, The ute ieee Lov. 8 aubaren, YMPIC THEATRE, ee F. POOLE. HAT HAS SO THE DESID:RAIUM. GREAT HIATUS FI FILLED aT Last. It has long been a wonder to to our citizens: he! Visitor® K had notat least one first Class. nich toned, ‘unexceptionably refined and strictly delicate variety entertainment, 4 THEATRE WHERE 0 EST QITIZENS COULD BRING THEIR V “wives ob FAMILIES, THAT WANT NO (0 LONGER EXIST. AT THE om bere ‘ ‘AS WakteD” 2 A OLYMPIC THEATR 1s NIGHTLY PREBESTED nin LOWING HOUSES RF! ARIETY ENTERT AIS W as ONCE, DELICATE, ReFINkD AND ENIOTABLE THE HERALD SAYS OF IT. From Editorial in New York Herald of March 16, 187% “The uly! mpic thi thi: showing ‘that the |! class of entertainments may de both inaocent and mirthtul, and io return audl ences of the pede character and anne e are the reward the management. Mr, roole Took chacye of the house Ne uae achieved such wan ders ay almost to have wrought Fy “revolution in the variety business. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS A WEsT 2D sTRa. ENSE SCUGiSS oe ry MEIDMORRS SKIDMORES. FLY, Ae FLY, chs PER [ son has dove @ gooa work in 5 OPERA HOUS, D HOUSES. Day. 3 BLUNDELL ry” OT URDAY AF a PARK | THEATRE, BROOKLYN, dd Sacurday afternoons w trou) YOLONEL SINN?S Nightly and Wednesday " Another entirely ) star performers in a grand double bill. Stars trom all guariers of the globe. Admission on S0c. and 75c. ' TRE, 45 Broadway, gpposite M ee Hotel. PUL Ale RusOnT NOVELTY THEATEI, VERFORMERs. u MR. CHARLEY 3 ae GBe AT MAST. ays Maren Wb and urge the week. Aticia Jordan, Mage Bowers, Mack, 06 0G ism SAGs ADOC asen6 aU aurry Parker, nomas Morrisey, athe Stewart, Waiter Bray, in the arry Harr, Carrie Seymour, Ch. arley Munroe, Robert smith and all the Grana Centea Laughable Burlesque of C Familiy Matinee Wednesday and saturd: Kemember the prices, 2Uc., 35¢. and . HALL, 16E HT ot AND BROADWAY, To. NIVHT. FAMILY MAT.NE® Saturday, 2 GBORGLA) CALLEND EIS ORIGINAL s GEORGIA | LAST WEEK BUT ONE, (yiaaiats GEORGIA | TheGREAT SLAVE TROUrE, GEOKGLA “Carve Dut Possum.” GEORGIA | *Edwin sdamsand Brignoll.” ii GEORGIA | vo Piceauninies.” TRELS “The Coatal ng * Pee GHondta UPRORIOUS, UNEOC ALLED MINST A GLORGLA ve ir in N. ¥." MINSTICELS | GEORGIA ‘Sparapnic, | MINSTRELS 4 eND MEN, 21 ARTE W SPECLA: TFIs, ACTS, &C. it 25c. and 8c. Evening, 3oc., “hie. and’ 7c. ure Me GEORGE VANDENHOFEF wil eS Play at ASSOCIATION HALL, Y EVENING, 18th inst., at o'clock, Tickets, 5c. ; Reserved Seats, $1, THURS) . JEROME, ME Coy evening, sfeinw e BLP" Copyrighted). this (1 ie, publect CUT ROH N popular, Opera Boutle, rote” Waltz, ¥ Landers’ ive, me. Angot,” Du und Du’? Waltzes, Strauss, yd ” Galop, Ca ees Uc auneaux” waln Brggenes): Faure, ; ck's Fares well,” 26c, rE DTKSON & UO. 711 bros HILHARMONTC. SOCIR, RAL CEMBARSAL, PRD, March 19, 94 P FIFTH CONCERT, BATURDAY &VENING, March’ 20, 8 o'clock. ACADENY OF eens DAMROBCH, VIOLINIST, Saale OF 10)" fib 55 way tor _ THE BEST OF THE TROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF A 123 West Fourteenth streets Sew, CM _ Open daily, 0 A. M105 P.M. THE LECTURE SEASON. TURE EVERY NIGHT, “AT Ss “OOLOOK, ON oe ay the Uause of Its bob tr pe De. New York Musgam of Anatomy, 618 Broad- Houst id Blee LECTURE EVERY EVENING, A1 8 O'CLOCK, ON Nervous Debility and Special Liseases ac br. 3 Museum. Remember the address, hear Fourth street, the largest and most Adwission 00 cents, — IROULARS, TICKSTS, PROGRAMMMS, POSTERS, Fainphlets Y and ail other Prindlng ory lecture ret at G WSTABLISH MENT 218 Broadway, § x DANCING ACADEMIES, “J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES —CLAMSES + at Masonic Hall, 114 ne, 18th street; i Brevoort ail fdhaat Oath street, | PRL i LESSONS at an: hour RO! private academy, 212 East Lith SERIES. Broadwa maguifice it Museum | in ‘thr worl jd. C rende: PRIN Ep | Bee! FUR. TAN A ARTIER'S hl yes FRINETON Building, intersectio: roth now torming, Open ali fionmes Sica L wlile walia w specialty, ulsheg at ponents pricey by the METRUP ESTASLISUMENT, 213 Bi we _NEWSPAPE IRS. V ASTRO =A COME COMPLATE FILE OF THE ‘NEW streets.—Classes Monday: Prues ath OF VERY DESCRIPIION RIN calcd uray vane ada | 5 es a IVOLI THEATRE, Fightn street, between sn Second and Third avenues, THE MOST ST REFINED VARIETY PERFORMANCR. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS THE GOLDEN BRANCH; THE DEVIL'S AUCTION, SPLENDID BALLET, | THIRTY PERFORMERS, q NEXT ta aittnes EVENING, EY Fesponse to pany, fe9 Cin sO) 1 Rer nes Them wit repeat “WOMAN'S OPINION OF IT,” isin pean " . which has received the rel e mnaualie dee, PULPIT AND PUBLIO, for 20 cents, | 8 g § ?| d id creating a PROFOUND. SENSATION EVERYWHERE. a em ext sunday. Dickinson. t Sangay. © Tt TAD Be oF er tata Gul Pit, LTA K on THURSDAY & VENTING. MARCH 18, 1875, The games tr that occasion will be one two-handed HARITY B. fal points up, Pesch carcoune Hane, UP eICE ViGkaUx aud JOSEPH BION, One ak handed game, 15) points, French carrome, between GARNIER | and CYRILLE E DION 1 oles te Day fe A Pea NCOs CBASSE, Will close with taney 8 A, GARNTE GARNIER ind AP. HUDOLPHE: pak GREAT $1,000 CHALLENGE WaLkI MaTOR AT THE HIPPODROME! SATURDAY BVENING, MAROE 2 i ace Zz o DANIEL O'LEARY, OF OHTOAGU, AND WILSON REID, OF NEW YORK, IN THEIR TWENTY-MILE CONTEST! ENCE AT & ie Het iG ThL Be Has FULL REPURIS Oo BAS FULL REPORTS OF Wack ‘QLON AND Was’ SGiQN AND WASHINGTON AND WARS tie SPROCLALS itt AND ALL oae kt JE ff RST ANB yaa THE Ni HA! FRID, Vv | Seated Th ee ae Members of the BEttariaonte PPIVOL THEATRE, EIGHTH § : Secon. and Third avenues—' jet. TREE wed Tai ak POSTER: PROGRAMMES, DISERCAUSION Opp PROGRAMMES, DU! Sey of a Otiragiors, Tickets, Voupot faphic capuy, agar aa cagealy ae ; ez Rate