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THE COURTS. he Mason Counterfeiting Case---luter- esting Testimony. The Yacht Rambler Salute—Ver- dict for Damages. ‘THE ODELL TRIPARTITE LITIGATION | United States Commissioner White yesterday gmorning decided to hold Angelo di Giacomo, alas | ‘Cicarrielio, for extradiiion, He 13 charged with being one of a gang of Italian brigands who cap- {tured a iarmer’s son, numed Guisseppe Avigliano, ‘near Naples, for whom they demanded a ransom jof 600 ducats. Because this sum was not forth- coming the prisoner was shot and killed on the 26th of August, 1867. The papers in the case have Ibeen sent to Washington. The Hebrew Free School Association leased {property indirectly from Hamilton Fish for the fuse of the association. It was stipulated in the Acage that the lessees pay the taxes, A tax levied jon the property was vacated on application of the | Dessees, such tax being a violation of the statute. \An appeal was taken from the decision to the (Supreme Oourt, General Term, where the case | fva8 argued yesterday, after wnich the Court tovk the papers. Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, fyesterday granted an mjunction restraining Frea- | ‘erick apd Appolonio Wever from giving any tur- her performances at Liverty Hall until they have jpatd their license fee. Daniel Ottolinger has brought suit in the Marine Court against Albert W. Valmer jor compe:sation alleged to be due him for the adaptation of tne play of “The Two Orphans,” he claiming that be 1s | jentitled to the credit of adaptation inste d of Mart Jackson. Under a provision of the code | allowing an examination before trial Mr. Palmer | ‘was examined belore Judge MoAdam., Mr. Palmer Aestified that mr. Ottolinger never bad anytiing | ‘to do with the adaptation of the play through any | uthority from him or to his Knowledge. ‘THE MASON COUNTERFEITING OASE. | An examination was held tn this case yesterday before Commissioner Shields, who held his court for the convenience of tie large number of persons who attended in the United States Circuit Court zoom. Colonel Washburne, the present Chief of | ithe Secret Service Diviston, the captor of Mason; ‘ex-Chter Colonel Wood and quite a number of the detective fraternity were present. The principal | witness was Albert Ensor, an Englishman, through | ‘whose passing of counterfeit notes the arrest of | image)! and Mason followed. The particulars of this mixed up case have already appeared in (ull in whe Henacp, . ENSOR’S TESTIMONY. Albert Ensor, who was brought on from Roch- ‘ester On & writ of habeas corpus, ad testifican- | ‘cum, detailed his first meeting with Mason, the accused, in Toronto, Canada. Ensor 1s a native, according to his statemeat, of Nottingham, tn | ‘England, a great lace mart, where bis father is a | Manuiacturer in that staple; be left England tn | November, 1872, and landed in Queo where he remained buta very short time, leaving there and ‘removing to Montreal, where he stayed from No- vember, 1872, to May, 1873; he worked there jor awhile with @ Mr. J. H. Moonery, @ tanuer, Ensor’s bustness being a tanuer of furs; aiso wrote articles ior {ne newspapers; wrote in con- junction with a Mr, Jonn White for the Canadian diustrated News; was @& member of the firm of the Mat Manuiacturiog Company of | Canada; alter ita dissolution went into | business for bimself in the tannery ousiness; | it was there be first met with Mason; the latter ‘was tu an impecuutous Condition and appealed to Ensor for relief, clatming io be a fellow country- mau; the latter was himself in a like condition, but yreiding (o the tmportunities and the claim of country put forth by Mason he sold a barrel of soda, material required i bis business, which he himeeli iad purchased on credit, at a mach lower Tate than the firs: cost, for the foe eg Of raising funds for his quondam friend Masun; the sale of the soda coming to the knowledge of nis crediiors they churged him with irsad aud he was tried and | impriwoned; he had not ioag been an inmate of | the Toronto jail when Muscn was aiso incarce- | rated, and the two worthies, whose criminal careers were to be 6o identical, were thrown | togeiher again, ‘yo the question, What was Mason imprisoned for on that ‘occasion? the witness, with the greatest mnonchslance replied, “On five clarges—or Dbiackmutlng, libel, perjury and — several ctuer suall afairs’’—(iaughter)—witness | ot ous of the Loronto Jail, alter three montns’ imprisonment, On tue 19th Ol June, and ut once started ior the United States, arriving in Buffaio iu June, aud remaining there tili Decemper, 1574, working at the trade of atanuer; then went to | Rochesier, where he again engaged in the bust- | Devs of his trade; while here he was bDotified of an importation of inces aud iura coming to bin, tae | laces trom his faiher in Nottingham and the {urs | irom the house o/ Nugenf, Old Kent road, London. | At this point witness was asked bv prisouer’s counsel whieh ol ius father’s bad sent him tue Jace, lis father Ensor or bis father Warner? Withess—Wnhac do you take me for? | have only one fuiher, (Laughter.) These goods arrived here on the 8th Junuary; was notified of the ar- Tival by Custom House Broker Morris, of No. 50 Broadway; came to New York, and endeavored to witidraw the goods, which were worth avout $1,400; the jaccs Were merely intended as sam- ples, by which he expected to sell on orders; the duty on these goods amounted to which ne was muable to pay; ater arriving in New York, in ot the goods, he again met nh Mason, who, he said, advanced him the money to withdraw tie goods, Alter some mu- | tual conterences, Mason brought lim to som: bank in the city which witness could not locate, Mason going inside and repurnivg Lo the street and jand- ing Witness $500—$200 iu §20 bills and $300 in $5 bill. Witness testified that Mason had bought tue laces and iurs and that the sum was in part pay- ment, and that, according to tne agreement, the Jars were to be expressed to Rochester in Ensor’s name until the jull price Was paid. On the same Gay that the $500 Was giveu to Wasor, imseli aud Mason started jor Puiladelphia, ‘he former for the Purpose Of entering as a competitor im the great Centenniat chess tournament, While on the cars, however, aud alterward on arrivulin Pniladet f toe Mason got back from Ensor $465 of the $5 leaving hum but $46. Thirty ot these some $250, svon he spent in Vhiladeiphiae including his fare to Rochester, where he arrived with out | three $5 _Dbitis, ‘Tuese he also passed of, but turning out to be counterieit, he waa | arrested. His statement of all tne tacts then led tothe arrest ol the accused, Mason. The testi- aony 01 the witness Was given im a very charac- | teristic cockney twang, prompt aud cvol, and apparenily, very damaging to the accusea—a | most excitable individual, middle aged, muscular, | and who would give but snort snrift to bis prin palaccusers, Ensor und Wasnburne, of the deive- uve lorce, ti they had them witnin ms grasp, ‘The culminating evidence against tue accused, however, was given by Detective Kinnoch and Mr. Chailes Saunderson, Toe latter rented nim a@ room tn bis house, No. 64834 Hudson street, and ‘the latter found in the same room whtceb Mason had occupied lor two weeks, concealed under the mattress of his bed, $820 in counterfeit money. On the close oi the examination of the latter w ness the Case Was adjourned will to-day at one p, THE YACHT RAMBLER’S SALUTE. The suit brougnt by Mannan Ilaack to recover damages trom Francis 8, Skiddy and Henry 8, F. Feering, owners of the yacht Kambier, on ac- count of tue death of her husband, alleged to have been accelerated through being hit by @ wad irom acannon on the yacht, in fring a salute, which has been in progress for three days belore Judge Rovinson, in the Court of Common Pieas, was | concluded yesterday. Judge Robinson charged the jury that if the Qring of a salute, which Was usual beiore coming to anchorage, at waich time the salute, in the present instance was fired, was, pursuant 10 & general order of the owuers, that the latter, though not on bourd at the time, must be held accountable jor any disaster that might ensue from such firing. Although in the face of a char; 80 ey NY against the delendante the jury w Out several hours beiore uureeing on a verd They gave a verdict for $1,500 damages, the amount sued for being, however, $5,000, On tne rendition of the verdict s motion was made for & Slay of judgment, and thirty daye to make out @ case oa exceptions prelimimary to a new trial, AS tho decoaged wos seventy-two years old when he died, @s his death took piace six years alter ‘he fring of the sainte, and asa suit brought by shortiy afterward resulted in & Mptaint, it is believed that good grounds exist for an appeal trom the present suit. THE ODELLS' RUNAWAY TEAM. The case of the Measrs, Odell against N. 8, Wil- ems, Dagiel Donnelly and the city to recover amages to their carrisge and horscs through tue latter becoming frightened and running aguinata Dile of Gawstanas im Fiftrancond atraet, which ————— | stadt.—Application adjourned, witn le: has been on trial for several days in tne superior Court, before Judge Freedman, was conciuded yesterday. The stones belonged to Williams, who was flagging the sidewalk in front of some new butldings owned by Donnelly, In his charge to the jury, Jucge Freedman said tbat if the horses, in | approachivg Lhe fMagstones, were under the con- trolot te the defendants, and there should be tie sane verdict. if they found that the injuries were thé result o' an tnevitabie accident. Trey were to consider, however, whether the Qagston 8 were lawialy on the street. There could be no disputing thé fuct that the owner had a right to temporariiy deport materials required for the flagging of the s dewalk, Necessity, how- ever, only excused their deposit there, and ii they remained louger than Was necessary they became ab obstruction and @ nuisance, Ii it was a nul- sance Wiliams Was liable ior keeping the stoucs there and Donnelly Was liable for abetting in Maintaining the Nuisance. lu order to make the city lable it must be clear that the Corporation had express Dotice O! it and allowed the uuisunce to remain, The jury were out several hours, when Judgo Freedman, wearled of waiting jor their return, ordered @ sealed verdict to be orought tn this morning. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. 4 MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED—ARRAIGNMENTS, PLEAS AND SENTENCKS—TRIAL OF A NEWS- BOY. There was a iarge attendance yesterday in tho | Court of Uyer and Terminer, Judge Barrett on the bench. It was expected that John Jourdan, in- dicted for murder in the first degree, would be tried, but bis counsel, Mr, William F, Howe, owing to his other professional engagements, had been unable to prepare the defence, The trial was ac- cordingly postponed till next Monday. Wiliam H. Chambers, a very gentlemanly look- ing man, with a most benignly bepevolent counte- ' pance, was called up to answer to an indictment of collecting money for the Union ome and School upon forged papers of authorization. It will be remembered that in the course of his collecting peregrinations he called at a house where Mrs. Chie: Justice Daly, one of tue lady Managers, was makivg a call, When a sudden estoppel was put on his jurther collections. . Mrs, Daly. a8 also the Chief Justice and the venerable Peter Cooper, were in court, ready to testily against big, he prisoner saved them that driver, @ Verdict gnouid be given ior , trouble, aud also the Court the trouvle oi trying | bim, for he promptly entered a plea of guilty, and Judge Barrett, alter a severe lecture on tne vile- esa of his conduct, which he characterized asone Oi the most infamous crimes in the criminal cal- endar, sentenced him to tue State Prison ior three years, Chambers is suid to have spent one term already in the State Prison for a simular ofience. ‘rhe Court adjourned to next Monday, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT-——CHAMBERS. By Judge Donohue. Frank vs. Bryau; Kamp vs. Kamp.—Motiong granted, Memorandums. Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Doremus; Mutual Lite Insurance Company vs. Bloom; Lyne vs, Williams; Seasongood vs. Lynch ; tn the matter of Pendull; Russell vs. McLain.—Granied. Lippmann vs, Smith.—Movion granted. The People, &¢., v8 Flanogan,—Granted. Memorandum. Cornell ve. Slater; Mott vs. Homerton.—Mem- orandums. Hefferman vs. Reed, Jr.—Motion denied, with See | costs. Sehemerhorn ys. Schemerhorn,—Motion dented, without costs. Memorandum. Parish va, Soyder.—Motion denied, Fullerton vs. Fullerton.—Reterence ordered. Wood vs. Wood.—Revort of re‘eree confirmed, and decree o! divorce grauted to pluintitl, Howe vs. Howe.—Proui of aduitery not sut- | ficient. Huoner vs, Roosevelt.—No copy 01 complatat in apers. Yn the matter of Dupignac.—I think the case made is such as to require & heartng at once be- fore me, sotion will be heard on the 25th, at ten A.M. Searle vs. Searle.—Unless there was a written agreement to pay more tian $3 a meeting, that is all that can be charged. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Vorst. Cook vs. Platt.—Judgment for plaintiff. Saunders vs, Poor.—Findings se ‘tied, Deutsche Evangeiische Lutheran, &c., vs. The Mayor, &¢.—Memovrandaum ‘or couusel, by Judge Van Brunt. Livingstone vs. White,—Motion denied and order entered. « Delaney vs, Maloney;.Moore vs. Seabury.— Findings setticd, SUPERIOR COUBT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Curtis, Jackson et al. vs. Isaacs et al.—Reference or- dered to ascertain and report on Watters stated in petition, together with the proois, and to sum- | mon parties before him, Bailey vs. Hatton.—inquest set aside and de- fendant ailowed to defend on payment of piain- tifs Costs Of opposing the former motion, when deiendant omitied to specify tue irregularity on which he moved in his notice Of mouon. Memo- rapaam. Powers vs. Hughes et al.—Motion tor a bill of | | obtained against Bailey inthe Supreme Qourt of | Motion to vacate | particulars denied. Memorandum. Kttlinger vs. Stegmuller. order dented, with costs to plaintim, Andrews vs. Van Wesenen.—sudgment for plainiiff. Findings signed and filed. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TELM. By Judge Larremore, Rickler vs. Rickier.— Prooi insuilicient, Ewaid vs. Ewald.—Proof required that no answer has veen interposed, Hurd ve. Oudie.—Application dented, with leave to renew after exami nation of judgment devtor, Maovulacturers’ and Butiders’ Bank vs. Kier- e to apply to one of the judges who sat at General Term for an order to $10W couse, Garrisua vs. Burroughs.—Motton granted, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Juage Sutherland, SENTENCES AND ACQUITTALS, George W. Edwards, @ yourh who was charged with stealing on the 2d of November $46 worth of gentieman’s underwearing apparel trom Nathaniel B. Ellis, his employer, pleaded guilty to petit lar- ceny. The prisoner was sentenced to the Penitentiary | for six montns. Christine Ne:lson pleaded guilty to an attempt | at grand larceny. The charge was that on or about the 65th of October, 1874, sbe stule a lace shawl, a silk dress and @ velvet jacket, the aggre» gate value of which was $510, belonging to the wife of Dr. Edward G. Bartlet. She took the things to Boston and pawned them for the insig- nificant sum of $15, Mr. Hummel, her counsel, tn- formed the Court that the accused had not been | long in the country and that she pawned tne goods in order to raise money to pay ber passage back to Deumark. His Honor sentenced the name- sake of the fair songstress to the State Prison ior two years, William Stevens, alias Dante! Flynn, on the 17th of March stoie $8 trom the person of Catnarine Grady. He pieaded guilty to the indictment and Was dent to the House of Refuge. Anton Eirly, @ respectable looking young man, was tried and promptly acquitted on a charge of furtively carrying a concealed weapon known as @ slungshot, in Angust last. He produced wit- besses to snow that he picked it up as he was leaving @ moonlight picnic held at Nutioual Park, and the officer swore that be voluntarily handed it by bin. BURGLARY. John Williams, who was indicted for burgiari- ously entering the stabie of Ohristopner Hays, No. 161 East Thirty-fitth street, and stealing a bearskin robe, valued at $50, pieaded guilty to an attempt at burglary in the third cegree. ‘Whe prisoner was sentenced to the State Prigon for two years and six montas, AN INGENIOUS LARCENY. Jacob A. Stoue was tried aud convicted of grana larceny vy trick and device. The proof adduced by tne prosecution was that the accused hired a room in Bleecker street for one week, for tne os- tensible purpose of using it as a real estate office, and caused an advertisement to be inserted in the Staats Zeitung for “a steady man, with $50; must speak English; easy work; good wages.” The complainant responded and gave tho pris- over $60, but on the following day the prisoner reiused to return tt ondemand, He did not like Ube appearauce of things. Assistant District Attorney Nolan stated that there were @ number Of complaints aguinst the accused of @ stmilar characrer, Mr. Mott contended that the evidence fatled to show the crime of grand larceny, the accused aving given the complainant a note as security forthe return of the money, on condition th he would receive two days’ notice betore he (the complainanr) left bis emptoy. His Nonor overruled the aioe a and the Jury rendered a verdict of guilty, Stone Was remanded jor sentence, The Grand Jury preeented a number of indict. Ments, among which was a bill jor murder in the first degree ugainst Philip Oilwell. He was ar- raigned and Mg plea of Dut guilty was entered at BS request of Mr. Hummel, who represented mr. owe. FORGERY, John Yunkers, who was jointly indicted with Jutla Becnholdt for forging an order for $200 upon the Geru an Savings Bank, on the 16th of January, tried separately, the prosecution having con- claded to use the female prisoner as @ witness, Sha awore that Yonkers wrote tha order in ner father's house, forging the name of George Becn- holat, and juced her to gO We the bank wieie her father was @ depositor. Afier she got the | money Yunkers took tirom her and refusea to carry out his promise to marry her. ‘The Jury alter deliberating a.ew moments rendered a Ver- diet of gusty. Judge Sutherland, in view of the aggravated cir- cumstances, gent lim to the State Prison jor four Yeurs and six monins. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Betore Judge Kilbreth, IN NEED OF SOAP. About ten o’clock on Tuesday night, two men broke into the soap manutactory of J. ©. Hull, Sons & O»., at No. 103 Clif street, They were busily engaged removing boxes of soap trom the piece when taken tio eastody by an officer of the econd precinct. When taken to the station house they gave their names as Cornelius Kelly and John Quaid. At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice Kilbretu beld them in $1,000 bali each to answer. JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.. Before Judge Kasmire. A CASE OF MAYHEM, About one o’ciock yesterday morning, in a saloon at No. 122 Bleecker street, Jotm Fay, of No. 156 Bieecker street, while talking to the barkeeper, dames Keiler, was attacked by one Edward Mur- ray, of No, 184 Thompson street, who, it is alleged, took Fay’s head between both his hands and bit olf a piece of bis ear. Murray, who was arrested, was arraigned before Judge Kasmire yesterday and was committed tn $2,000 bail to answer. The complainant, John Fay, and the witness of the assault, James Keller, were sent to the House of Detention, VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW. Joseph O'Connor, of No. 948 Broadway, was charged with selling liquor without a license by Daniel Jackson, of No. 500 Third avénue. This be- fog the second time Mr. O'Connor has been ar- rested for the same offence, he was held by Judge Kasmire m_ $1,000 pail to answer, Bail was immediately furntshed by Mir. Thomas Murphy, of No, 408 Hast Twenty-tfth street. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surremk Court—CnaMBers—Held by Judge Donohne.—Nos. 78, 84, 102, 172, 174, 237, 260, 275, 276, 278, 280, 281, 2 SUPREME COURT—GENERAL ‘TERM—Held by Urcisect Davis, Brady and Daniels.—Nos, 28, 44, 46, . 153, 155, 155, 159, 161, 262, 163, 164, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172. 175. , ms seen SuPREvE CooRT—SpecraL TERM—Held by Judge Van Brunt—Issues of law and fact.—Nos. 110, 330, 159, 170, 257, 258, 260, 261, 270, 275, 270, 27744, 2 270, 280, '281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 287, 256, 289, 202, SUPREME CovrtT—Crrccrr—Part %—Hela by Judge Westbrook.—Nos. 45234. 1176, 1276, 1222, 320, 468, 1000, 100035, 778, 1974, 1394, 1882, 2268, 152 2408, 2250, 132, 1035, 2251, 1314, 1705, 1822, 672, 1094}¢, 1376, Part 3—Held by Judge Lawrence.— Nos, 831, 917, 823, 92914, 1033, 1067, 1079, 1009, 2665, 242% 1083, 1913, 6°5, 241, 44334, 558, 55734, 1119, 1031, 2561, 825. Surgniok COURT—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned for the term, Superior COURT—1RIAL TERM—Part 1—Hold by Judge Moneil.—Short causes.—Nos. 1755, 1865, 1880, 1785, 1862, 1708, 1892. Part 2.—No day calendar, COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL §=‘SERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Robinson.—Nos, 2315, 1656, 2316, 2376, 2504, 1959, 2228, 2324, 2307, 2433, 2340, 2453, 2509, Part 2.—-Adjourned for the term. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned until Monday, Apri 5, MARINE CuCRT—TRiat TeRM—Part 1—Held by Judge Spaulding.—Nos. 1780, 3193, 1898, 1899, 4172, 859, 1274, 1862, 1863, 1883, 3242, 3486, 1901, 1903, 1904. Pari 2.—No day calendar. Vart 3—Held b; Judge Joachimsen.—Nos, 1697, 1225, 3121, 1279, BU41, 207, 2683, 3117, 31 . Court OF GENERAL Sessions—Mela by Judge Sutherland,—The People vs. Peter Murphy, burg- | lary; Same vs. Patrick Kierney and James Con- | § ner et al, burglary; Same vs, Peter Seamour, | felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Denis Earle, felonious assault and battery ; Same vs. Wil- | | liam B, Hickson, grand larceny; Same vs. Charles i | larce: Logue, rand larceny; Same vs. John Rank, grand | Same vs. John Ldwards, forgery; Same | vs. Timothy Sullivan, petit jarceny; Same vs. Henry Waniels, petit larceny; Same vs. Thomas Smart, petit larceny; Same vs. Mary MeUarthy, etit larceny; Same vs. Aibin Matr, petit larceny Same vs, Casper Carpenter, cruelty to animals. yg | COURT OF APPEALS. ALBANY, March 24, 1875, ren vs. Figuera.—Motion ior reargument sub- mitted. Wilitam M. Tweed, implerded, &c., plaintiff in error, vs. The People, de‘endants in error.—Argu- ment resumed. Case still on. Proclamation made and Court adjourned. No other calendar will be made this werk, except the following for EO AEA 25: —Nos. 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 303, 805, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. WASHINGTON, March 23, 1875. No, 628. Bailey, Coliector, ve. New York and | Hudson River Railroad Company—Error to the Cireuit Court for the Northern District of New | York.—In this case judgment of $594,002 89 was the State of New York for the recovery of internal revenue taxes on the Interest certificates issued by the New York Central Railroad Company, in December, 1869, before its consolidation with the Hudson River road. After these interest cer titicates were issued, in February and August 1869, the company declared two dividends upon | them and returned and paid the tax on each of | | them; but no return was made of the certificates | themselves, mor was any tax exacted there, por any cisim made that they were taxable, until some months alter the consolidation of the two reads, when the assessment Was made upon it as scrip dividend, and it was collected by distraint without nouce, Upon the triat the Court decided that the issuing | Ol the interest certificates was not the declara- tion of @ dividend scrip such as is taxable under section 122 of tne Internal Revenue act, having been issued payable at the option o: the company, and being Without any of the usual requisities of , scrip dividends, ant exciuded testimony ofered | 10 show, that they were sulsequentiy merged in | the capftal stock of the preseut company on the ground that it was immaterial what was done with them ater theic issue, holding that the ques tion was whether by their character thoy were taxable when issued. The juagment was ior ine | company, and these rulings are assigned as error in this Court, 8. 7, Fauircuid and Senator Coukitug for the company; the Attorney General and Soiici- tor General jor Bailey. “ ; col A =" KLY AND + Furniture, Carpets and Bedding. at B. M. COW- PERTHWALT & CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham sirest. An immense stock and low price: A. KARGH ASSOWTMENT OF 6 ture and Bedding at lowest cash pr RELL'S extensive warerooms 410 Kigatl between ‘thirdeth and Thirty-frst streets, taken weekly or monthly. CHANCE FOR OASH.—PARLOR SUITS, $75: rep. $30; Dedroom, $4); over 309 lots, Sc. on the dol- 1; Brussels Carpets, ‘Svc. ber yard. Private rosidence | L Kast Twentieth street, near Broadway. MAGNIFIVENT GILDED GRAND DUCHESS style satin brocade Parlor Suit, cost $475, lor $17: one do., $10); brocatel and reps Sitting Room and Tari: ish Suits, $75, $5) and $35; Planotorte hamber buits, RNITURK, MONIHLY PAYMENTS FOR | FURS tO PAR. h avenue, Payments | Mattresves, Dining, Library Furniture, ( aeris | fice; family leaving city. Resideuce ‘103, enty= | eighth sireet, near Sixih avenue. ‘or $275; one rosewood Bradbury Plano, cost $700, for $225; Mus‘e Cavinet, stool, Cover, Box tor’ shippin | also Parlor suit, in satin, cost $6.0, for $200; rep suit | Fy A) AMUSEMENTS, MS die GONWANS, BROOKLYN THEATRE. EVERY RVENING. SATURDAY MATINED, The great New York success, TH BIG BONANZA Augustin Daty’s Flith Avenue Company, THEATRE, By members LY MPL 6244 BROADWAY. Mr. JOHN F. POOLE. Eres Aiea” A THE BEST COMVANY IN AMERICA. Mr. Sol smith Rael, Mr. Joho fart, Herr Karl Lind, Mr. Joho Fielding, ‘The Garne as, Mr. Lhos Granger, Mr. Gus Williams, Mr, 8. Hoitsworth Mr. Wm. Courtright, Mr. W. B. Cahill Mr. Wm. trey, Mr. b. D. Gooding, Mr. J. H. Bartley, Mr. Jobn Gilbert, Venus and Adonis, XM, W. ied Mr James Taylor, 4 . Vineeut. Miss Alice Harrise Mixs Saidie O'Neit Miss 4 lexande} M Addie Farwell, iss Ada A Miss Maggie THR COLORED HAMTOWN STUDENTS. The performance conclud: with the Loca! Sensation EVENTS IN’ THE OR A NEW. YOKK , EXTRA NOTICE, MONDAY NEXT KASTR HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS, » the present Mammo'h Company. .. First appearauce of the lollowing Stars:— The Empress of the Alr, Beau:itul, Mie. LEON Mr. GEO. »WALN vbY. The favorite Amerioan Burlesque Artistes, THE WOKRELL sis ‘The Champions acknowledged) of song and Dance, Messrs. WALTER» and MORTON The Masters of the Gvinnastie Art, 7 USON and si Mr. GEO. 8, KNIGHT. The Queen ot Song. the American Prima Donna, Miss MILLY 1 UcRIs, Reappearance of the Wonders, Onc-Legged Song and Dance, HARPER and 5) NST - led, Fielding, Miss Marie Connelly. Grace‘ul, Daring, Fearless, living, y ation, call 2 OR, THE ISLANU OF MUNKLY, ORRELE SISPERS, Miss ALICE HAKKISON and an nen mae aa will appear in the tes ding roles. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SAPURDAY AT 2. psx THEATRE, EVERY EVENING the distinguished American Actor, MR, FRASK MAYO, MR. FRANK MAYO, as “DAVY CROCKET!.” “DAVY OROOKEPT.” an American Piay in five acts, by thé late Frank Mur. dock, 1ilustrated by y by ew WILLIAM VOKGE Mr. MAYO will be supported by S35 KORA RAND, Miss Annfe Douglass, Miss Nellie Reid, Miss Constance Leigh. Miss Hattle Naylor, (1. Forsberg” HN. Haviland, | W. Southard, HW. Gwineite, J. Weaver, Master Bucking: ain. $1; rese: Admission, MATINER 5a ved sents, $15), Usbay. PRICES: | inprovemonts, fully warranted, | 60; instalments taken $10; monthly rent $5. i 3 ABLKS, corner Sixth ay ‘and Twenty-third st. A.BOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND UAND « Pianos of our own make; alyo for sale, a number Of fine second hand Ptanos, in perte KNABE & Ov., No. 113 Filth aven e Sixteenth st A THRBE', STEINWAY, | CHICKERING PIANO + fortes und Organs, bargains for cash, $1.0 to $300; $3 to $10 monthly : rent applied. DL place, near Broadway, J. BLD) Waverley T $100—HANDSOME ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE Pianoforte, celebrated city makers; also rosewood 7 ootave upright Pianotorte, carved case ‘and legs, $125; modern improvements, 23 Taird street, near Bowery. GOOD PIANO AT A LOW PRIVE 10 A CASH customer. 335 ast Eizhteenth street. et order. ul al A T4 OCTAVE PIANO, NEARLY NEW, $20; ONE for $160, one carved legs, $125; good “Piano, $90; two bank Organ, $200; cost $6N; 8 stop Organ, $195; rgaing on account of removal. PEER & SO 1 Clinton piace (Eighth street), near Broad wi BRILLIANT TONED 74% OCTAVE, FOUR LARGE round Bradbury Pianoforte, used eight months, cost pieces, $50; Carpets, Mirrors, Patutings, Bronzes, Hiverware, Bedroom Suits, i-xtensign Tables, China, &c. ‘Call atprivate residence 120 West 23d B.—Don’t buy until you sea Instrumenis. Mouse open 120 West 23d at. enue. N. r the tone of these A.M. too P.M. ay from 9 PRIVATE PA WILL SELL TheIR ELE. “ianoforte at a sacrifi 3 PAMILY gant Decker & Bi : brilitant toned 74 octave, richiy carved rosewood case, full agrafle, —oversirung’ Piaio, having all improv ments, printed guarantee, bill ot sa cost $975. for 5 ool, Cover, Box tor shipping. B.—Used 8 2105 Dionths by private ‘fanniy; pariies in search of a first class instrument would do well to call at five. story browa stone private residence No. 47 West 6th st, bée- tween 5th and 6tu avs, A RARE CUA forte; four round; brillant toned,grand act overstrung bass agra All improvements; cost $1,000, 50; stool, cover music stand; must be sold; also elegant Household Fur- niture, consisting of rich ‘Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Library and Dining Furniture, Carpets, Beading, Orn: mens, &c, Cail ac private residence 210 West Twenty- street. JOR SALE VERY CHEAP—A RST CLASS 7! octave Piano, which had to be en in settlemen ofadebt. The piano can be seen at HENRY Bul, Glue dealer, 261 Pearl street, Ne rk, (OR SALE A BARGAIN—A SPLENDID LARGE grand Via carved vase and legs, with Cover; owner leaving city; mast be sold; price $260, Apply at 2.2 Grand avenue, near Ve Kalb, Brooklyn, Gre AT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND X_ Pianos, ot very best quality, yet low for cash, at ba CUES, 425 aud dus Wout Twonty-elzith street, uoar ith ave’ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET, il AMUSEMENTS, Geno OPERA HOUSR, GRAND REOPENING EASTER MONDAY, MARCIE 29, with the production of a novel ind corgeous Spectacular Komauee, ented AHMED, it ANMED, AUMED, AHMED, 5 AHMED, which will be produced for the first time and ata cost of over $50,000, Unquestionably the most gorgeous spectacle et the age. New Scenery by Matt Morgan. New Balieis by Mme. Kate Lanner, New Music by Wm. Withers, Jr, Now, briliant and costly Costumes, New and superb Banners and Properties. New and extensive Machinery, A PULL AND SELECTED COMPANY, A POWERFUL CHORUS and 300 AUXILIARIES, POPULAR PRICES, ae = ‘amily Circ Dress Circle, Balcony Ohat 1 te Boxes . Orcheaira Cireie Ht BUX OFFICE FOR SALE OF SEATS OPEN FROM 8 a, M. TO 5 P.M, « s THEATER SEVENTH WEEK, B JARRETT & PALMER +sLessces and Managers HENRY V, ‘The attendance to witness the magnificent illustration of Shakespeare's sublime spectacular play has now ox- ceeded ONE HUNDRED TAOUSAND. Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD, the celebrated player, and FORTY-THREE other excellent dramatic artists are en- aged in the impersonations of characters, while in the varlous TABLEAUX, PROCESSIONS and BATTLE SCENES an AUXILIARY FORCE OF FOUR HUNDRED are employed. Besides the beautiful seenery (unsur- CHIME OF COURCH BELLS, an augmented orchestra, a full operatic chorus Passed stage pictures), tal of mixed voices also a CHOI the grand pageant. BOX OFFICE OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M. A HOUSE, PRELS, OF BOYS are features of Baxyanrs OPER. RYA MIN W&KST 28D st. . NEAR of A Every might at 8 Saturay Immense success of Harrixan and ii art call sket THE SKIOMORES, THE SKIDMOWES GLYCERINE OIL, SEO eT ARK AND ¥ YORRID SKS AN "ACES, COME WHERE’ MY LOVE LI: DREAMING. ‘The new Prima Donna... THE SKIDMORES, Charactors by Dan Bryant, Bob Henry | ice, Brockway, Warren, Raymond, Jempleton, Hogan, PAMILY MATINEE RVI ses WAKREN’S Banjo Solos iY DAY, ¥ THE *KIDMORES, TH AVENUE THEATRE (8TIl ST, AND BROAD- WAY, Proprietor and Manager... Mr. AUGUS’ DALY TH BIG BONANZA! | The’ Herald says:—“THE BIG | THE BIG BONANZA!| BONANZA Is AN IMMENSE THE BIG BONANZA!(HIT. ‘he public enjoy it most heartily, “They are’ on the broad grin from the time the curtain goes up till it falis.” The Times says:—‘“The gazement of seats to see THK BIG BONANZA aiter Easter iy extraordini * * There is en- ‘The Sun say sit was never than in the from 6 rush street cars to view THE BIG the BONANZA.” The Post says:—“BIG RO. NANZA is tunnier thaa “Dun: dreary” and better than “Colo- nel Sellers.” It is a thres hours broal laugh, without « vulgar word or an indelicate suggestion. The whole town taiks of nothing else.” Mr. Charl , Mr. Da Mr, Ring. ir. Faweett, Miss Fanny Davenport, Mra Gilbert, Miss Graham, Miss Rigl, Miss Mortimer. Characters by Fisher, Mr, Le idge, Rola. THR BIG THE THE RON ANZ, BIG BONAN BIG BONANZA! HOUSES CROWDED: LAUGHTER INCESSANT. EVERY NIGHT AT 8 MATINEE SATURDAY, 1 * * “In comedies, the duves ot the various situa. tions ot lite are held out to view, and, as it were, re- flected In’ a mirror! “The ofice ot parents and the proper conduct of children | are faithfully delineated, and the vices of profligate character exhibited In their true colors, No. Christian need be aeterred from at- lending them!” — Martin Luther. BNUE THEATRE, III TLII THE BIG BONANZA! EW 74 OCTAVE PIANOS FOR SALE OR TO RENT on easy terms; one little used, cheap for cash. Ff. OONNOR, 155 Thirty-seventh st., corner Third av., over = tiner’s. DIANOFORTES OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE TO rent; also for sale, on instalments, on favorable terms, by CHIVUKERING & SONS, No. East Four- teentti street, between Broadway and Fitth avenue. TANOS TO RENT OR S¥LI—LARGE ad terms to sult. the times, Onil a nion square (165 Fourth avenue). No. Qreiway ‘ARVED PIANO, $6 RE T; A FULL round 7 octave Piano, $150; Prince Organs, upright Fianos; low ren jelodeon, GOKDON & » Sire UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS TO let: fine assortment of second hand Pianos, ior cash or on time. WALK«R BROTHERS, 7 Kast Tweltth | street; established 1820. LOT; PRIGES MERRELL's, ON, 13 East Fourteenth street _ MUSICAL 3 A GENTLEMAN OF GREAT XPERIENCE GIVE: 4) instruction on pianoforte, harp and organ at pi nil’s residence; $10 per quarter; best reference. Ad- dress, with references, TEACH «K, box 129 Herald U; town Branch office, 1,465 Broadway. WELL BRED YOUTH, A BRILLIANT PIANIST and highly commended teacher, pupil ot the emi- nent arust Mr. 3. B. Mills, teaches at puptt's residence | for $-2 to $18 per quarter. Reference, Mr. Milla and numerous patrons, Address TECHNIQUE, Herald Up- town Branch office, FOR SAGESTAE MOST INTERESTING srRaDrv. arins Violin in existencs, on account of tone and appearance, at Mr, GARUSER'S, M0 West Sixteenth street, New! York, J ADIES OR GKNTLEMEN WISHING TO JOIN 4 choral society, for recreation and practice, recentiy organized in Yorkville, wili please address HAYDN. tion K, Yorkville, ANTSD—MEZZO SOPKANO WISHES AN EN- gagement from May 1; good reader, full voice and a pupil of Max Maretzek, to whom she refers, Address i. M. 5., Herald office, x THE {TURK SEASON. LECTURE EVERY EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON Nervous Debility and Special Diseasos at’ br, KAHN’) Museum. "Remember the 638 roadway, near ‘Fourth street, th magnificent —ON ACCOUNT OF KEMOVAL PRIVATE F. Y will sell, at a secrifice, in lots to suit. 40c. on the | lar, rosewood 7% octave’ Pianoforte, eost $55), tor | Magniicent satin Parlor Suit, cost $50, for $225; | one do , $175, Marie Anvoinette Suits, $75; Turkish sult. bop rep suils, $30, 7 picces; Carpet, Mirrors, Centre Tables, : ookease, dooks, Chainber -ult complete, Bed- Leads, Wet Cuse, spring and hair Matwesses, buflet, ixtension Table, Chairs, &. Call before purchasing at idence 12) West Twenty-third street, near sixth av. PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING NO FURTHER USE for their Household Furniture, will positiy n Ata sacrifice, viz. t—Parlor Suits, in saun, cost $65", for $200; do., $1 Decker & Brother's Pianoforte, Mirrors, ies, Carpeis, Curtains, four Bookea Writ Librar' Jonsole Tables, Cloe: W Habies, lows, Holsters, Bed’ Linen; rop, plush and haircloth | Suiis; library and dining Furniture, Extension ‘able irs, in leather; Library Suit, im rop; Gl several other ‘necessary arti cles, Call at five stor brown stone private residence een Sth and 6 No. 47 West 16th st Ge Ts, nd 6th Furniture, Reds. Bedding, &e. Payments taken by the week or month. Terms casy. KELLY & 06 cornor Twenty-fifth streot and: ixth aven’ YARPRY POR SALE~A VELVET PARLOR CARPET, 16.9% 5 teet, im fine order; price $116, 12 East Forty: PURNITURE AND CARPETS — $260.00 WORTH OF | Furniture now offered at our immense wareroom 26 r cent cheaper than auy other house in the city; Pax jor sults, 7 pieces, $44 and Chamber ils 9 precus, $22. A choice assortment of Carpeta—velvet, bouy Brussels, tapestry Brossels and all wool ingrain—at low prices. Oticloths, Window shades, lace Curtains, Lamorequias, Mats, Muiting, &c. D. Ke LLY sticcossor to H. O' Farell, 500, 512, 514 and S16 bighth aventie, pues CARPETS, &0., WANTED to furni ry dwelling, (or wich will be given some good New York city Mortgages. Principal address immediately, MORTGAGE, Heraid office. 1OOD BECOND HAND AND MISFIT ENQLT Brussels, Three-ply and lagrain Carpets, Olicloths, 0. , & SPL chal very cheap, at the old place, lid Fultoa atreet, side ent: B, FAVOR'S AUCTION HOUSE, NO. 13 EAST « Fourteenth street—In consequence of outside | Parlor and Bedroom Suits and other Furniture | eek, private gale, auction price Call, examine, JUPBRIOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, PARLOK | Beds, 40, at GEORGE ‘A, OLARKE'S, 747 Broad. Way, on his popwar plan of monitly ‘payments. Houkas and eoartmants furniauad to antar. cline,” at the } Way, between __ DANCING ACADEMIES, 1. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMLES.—CLASSES P at Masonic Hall, 114 Kast 13th street; Brevoort Hall, 1 4 Last 4th street. PRIVAIE LESSONS at any hour, CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 Kast Llih street. A —CARTIER’S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S 4h. Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth street; classes Monday Thar ay new classes now for open ali summer; private lessons in glide waltz a specialty. ACADEMY OF DANCING, 723 Sixth avenue, Reservoir ‘square. Reception Dansante every Friday evening. Sard __ANSTRUCTION, NES COLLEGE, 62 BOWERY; _UPTOWS adway, corner of Thirty-fourth s!reet.—Book: Arithmetic, radupental aud higher English Writit 4 rons $3 monthly; torei¢ners and ‘ahd persofls privately advanced; Ladies’ Depart- ment; day and evening, - _ MATRIMONIAL, TED CHIKISTIAN GENILEMAN OF means, middle ages, fair personal appearance, desires to make tne acquaintance, wih a view to ma: trimony, of an attractive Chistian lady of means. All communications stricuy confidential. Address ViciTAS, box 105 Herald oitice. _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, LEGANT DIAMOND AND CAMEO SETS, Solitaire Farrings, Crosses, Watches and all kinds ot Jewelry. Highest price paid for old gold, silver and LINDO BROS, antique Joweiry, % o ‘%G.207 Broadway, opposite Gilsey tiousa, IBERAL ADVANCES Watches and Jeweiry, MADE ON DIAMONDS, 89 Nassau sireet, room |. HB. LEOPOLD, DENTISTRY. A CORAL RUBBER SKT OF TEETH IN TARKR houra—Impression in the forenoon, teeth in tne afternoon. ‘thirty-fourth street, near Broadway and Sixthavende, Coral Kubbor, very strong, flesh colored; gold Sets, platina sets, whalebone rubber Sets, Plum! ers, open fronts; Lip Lifters, Lip Derrecors, Regulato in Nitrous oxide; mechanical dentistry. Take green from Grand stroct terry, of Sixth avenue cars, of B Way cars, ct oft at Ihirty-tourth stract, MuW ERO 4 West Thirty-ourth strech IsTORI’S FAREWELL TO BROOKLYN.—TO-N RISTORI in her superb role—MARIE ANTOINETTE, inne teats, $2. Admission, $1. Family Circie, cont. YCEUM THEATRE.—RISTORI'S LAST NIGHT. |4_ A Ristori, perturmance for benevolent purposes. FRIDAY EVENING, March 26, Fxtra iistor! Night. Only performance of Camoletti’s great drama, ERESA. RISTORI in her great role, ISABELLA SUAKEZ. me. KISTORL has geuerousiy volunteered to give this EXTKA PERFORMANCE, the, entire. proceeds to. bo devoted to the BENEFIT'OF 1HK FUND of the new Italian “choo! Building. ATUKDAY—FAKSWELL RISTORI MATINGE. HISIORTS LAST APPBARANCE IN NeW YORK, Last pertormance of MARIE ANTOINETTE, Next Wednesday—Aimec iu LA JO. TK PAR#UMEUSE, | ‘ORI FAREWELL MATINE#, aa SATURDAY AFTERNOON at Li. d reweoll Ristori Matinee. Only Matin rmance of MARIE ANTOINETTE, Ristori (last time) in her superb role, Marie Antoinette. Her jast an! final appearance in New York. Admission, $1; Seats $1 extra, ACADEMY OF .MUSIU, Lr TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL. 6, 1375. Ps in aid of tho building fund of the Floating Hospital of St. "5 Guild. joMableau of Huntington's Republiean Court, en cos- tume, will be presented, after which the guests will bo Invited to a Tea Party, presided over by ladies in cos- tumes of, that day, representing the thirteen original States, The cups and saucers used on this occasion will Dear the Washington crest. Dancing will toilow the re- ception. ‘f Tickets, $3 each, Boxes and tickets tor sale at the headquarters of the Executive Committee, Wheeler & Wilson | arlors, No. 44 Fourteenth street, from 10.4. M. to 5:30 P. M. Kets can also Us proseeee of En gentle- |, composing the Executive Committee:— psi oun P, Faure, Nos. 193 and 200 Church street. Wm. H. Guion, Jr., No. 63 Wall strect. Gouverneur K. Lansing, Barle’s Hotel. Marlin F. Hatch, No. 59 Liberty street, room 12, Chas. . Conklin, No. 209 Canal streer. Thos. C. Tweddle, No. 44 Kast Fourteenth street. A. K. Rolan, St, Nicholas Hotel, Geo. A. Denig, No. 58 Barclay street. Henry C. Dewitt, No, Bea a8. Schwacofer, N strect. ©, P. Kreiger, Ms ‘M8 Fast Eighteenth st. Wright Babcock, No. 50 Broome street. Henry M. Weed, No. 11] Liberty street. BIRO SOLTTAR MUSEUM OF &RT, 123 West Fourteenth street, New York. Open daily, 10 A. M. to 5 P. WASHIRGTON RECEPTION, ry ‘Tie! MM. Mondays free. nn TREAT $1,000 MATCH Wize . for the Champion Medal to-night, a Tammany Hail, | J. Dion. between Vignaux and ¢;Diom HE MODOC BRAVES, WITH KLAMATH AND T SHASTA, chiety, at ROBINSON HALL NEXT WELK. ANTED—A_ GOOD SKCON ator, for 60 rooms. Apply to A. it, D jew York. WAXTHDAIWO LARGH sIZzD “wouARDUS" Mis” ADV RSCHER & TALL, 05 Wail street. y ANTED—A CIRCULAR REVOLVING SECRETARY, Address box 5,040 Post CLOTHIN i, TB. MINTZS, 2% THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN A ‘wenticth and Twenty-tirst streets—The utmost Yalno paid In cash for Casi-of Clothing, Carpets, Jew: elry. “A note by post punctually attended to by Mr. or Mrs, MINT. TJ, ANTALS, 173 SEVENTH AVENE, LADIES and gentiemen will receive the highest price (or their cas! off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, Diamon's, Laces, c id Gold and silver. Ladies attended nels hair Shawls, old by Mrs. Amhatt T EDWARD MILLBR'S WELLKNOWN ES(AB- lishment, 63 Sixth avenue, near Waverley place, the utmost vaiue pull tor Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, e., by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs, MILLER, I 81 SIXTH AVENOR, NEAR WAVERLEY PLACR, Indies and gentlemen can receive the utmost value (or pastor Clothing, &o. Cail on or address Mr, or Mrs. TB. HARRIS! NEW ESTABLISUMENT, 1,173 Broadway, near Twenty-eighth street, ladies an ‘entlemen receive the highest value for their cast-o Rh ad Apvarcl Callor address, Broadway prices second hand, in good order, about dve feet long. oftice. T & FLATTO'S, 816 SIXTH AVRNUR, CORNER Rortrsixth street — ore than else- here wil il positively pal fo Tadion’ and gentie- Chong by dain on or addressing Mr. PO, 816 Sixt . van on i . SIXTH AVENUB, NEAR AE ge eer gentlemen receive the ivghest aug for ga lof Clothing, 4c. Call om ot ad | aes and Mra NATHAN. 1H Mr. JOSH HART _AMUSEME 1B COM IQUE, 514 BROADWAY, Sole Propriewr ALLAGHAN. PATRICK'S Rhee. i OK" SLAVERY DAY Miss ELLA WESNER, LITTLE PAULIN PARADR. “Miss A. RICHMOND, AND Hb McOAKROLL Miss'K. O'NEIL, PONY, DONS) Miss A. ROBERTS, FREDERIGKS, PoP. P| Miss A, BENNETT, GLOB PODaE, PERFORMER, and the entire company in a NEW ULIO OF FUN. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, potion =| NDA ANUM 29, ¥ request / 7 By request: (OF EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY DEMANDS AND ¥ se =. ewe > | f HARiIgaN sr ANU JOHN WILD ORIGINAL CHARACTERS, HART The above in addition to the followin attraction And the P. 3 THE PRODUCTION IN NEW anew stars and LEFYINGWELL, aracter, MEO JAFRIER JENKINS, RICHME v ROP s ty IND Sis’ LEON GRE Somersailt world-renown ot Vocalist. *. ALBERTAIZZEL, BARNUM’S WORLD-RENOWNED ROD AN HIPPODROMEL REOPENS MONDAY, MARCH 29, FOR TWO WKEK3 ONLY. LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR WITNESSING THIS MARKV+LLOUS URK, BOX OFFICE OPBN. CAD! Mr. ©, MONDA CLOSE 4B alte WEDN Batte's FALLS THURSDAY Mi Ww. FRIDAY EVE Thomas? GRA! Sale of at Acade Reserved RHLLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPER. 8 MONDAY EVENING, Ma. Bate’ EMIAN GIRL PMY OF MUSIC. Je A. rv GREP ie 4 ¥, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, F INGS and SATURDAY ARTERN arch 2d and St, April 1. 2and 5. \) AND WINTER HE BRILLIAN® PAUL Only performance of ag). Reproduction of . a prit l—Benefit of me. JeNNIE VAN ZANDT, ‘ALLACE’S MARTTANA. NING, Aprit 8—Last representation of MIGNON (KELLOUG). NRE ON SATURDAY. Nb KELLOGG MAT. seats commences 1! ORNING, at8 A. M., Broad way. en RIDAY BYBN- OON. or OU ESDAY my of Music, 701 and d seate, 1 LACKS, BOUCICAULT, Propricter and Manag .Mr. LESTER WALLACK eee aie NIGHTS of the enzagement ot MR” DION KOUCICAULT at this theatre The box book for the reservation of piaces for any EVE Mr. MONSAGUSG, Mr. GILB! ARNOTT, N Mines ADA DYAS, LEWIS, PONISI, B and BLAISDE In active preparauon @ Romantic Piay, in iour a. RAFAEL, NOTICE.—THE USUAL COURLRSY EXTENDED RC S i DAS AND TH A FREK THE XRAN: x. Gt Mr. CHAKLY SHAY GLOKIOUS ANE The Lad: night during these FAREWLLL PERVORMANCES will be open daily at the box office. NINKTEENTH WEEK and Last WEBK of the engagement of MR. DION “BOUCIGAULT, who will appear RY NIGHTAND SMiUK r 129TH PERF ERT, ‘UO. \MANOR, Messra, BECKETT, D, LBONAR LEONARD, EDWIN, URKE, SKFTON ill be produced on April 1, . omntatled POLK, HOLLAN ELL will a ppear. TO PReSS OF NDED DURING U ULMS KN. EXCsPITONS TO LON MIS: Ale it SLON MU SUSP AST N. RE NIGHTS OF MR. BO: ig THERE WILL BE NO D CENTRAL THEATRE, 5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Manager 3, Avie “SUG EVERYSHING NeW THIS WER. 1s’ and Children’s Favorite Place of Amuse+ 1 m Le Clair, Louts K, Cook, Miss Teresa St. John, Shed Langiois Brothers, Frank Mara, Alicia Jordan, Sheridag and Mack, Fannie Lockwood, Viola Morris, Fattio stewart, Franc sco Sisters, Sabri Disbon, Waler Bray, Harry Hart. ‘and Central Favorives. Pontively Best Per- y What everybody says must bo so, 35c. and 75c. Remember the prices—2c. Ri in her ori ing her supported by Messrs. SALE OF SEATS COMMEN! pi a ., Properties and every attention to mise-en-scene, FARBWEGL, H OPERA BOUFFE, March 3h, vitn entirely new Scenery, Cos THEATRE, AIMEE? @ SEASON OF FRENCE DNESDAY EVeNiNG, Ofenbvach’s new Opera Boute LA JOU PARE CM: USE. ENTREE OF MULE. MARIK AIMEE inul creation of ROSK MICHON, ina ‘AREWELL APPEARANOES in’ New Mile. Nardynn, Debovchot, De Beer, Dubouchet, Guyot Oc3 THIS rate ork, Cantrell; Schinul ORNING. Kollet C Master Light EA! OLOSSEUM. MATINEE AT 2. PARIS BY NiGHT, COLOSSEUM. COLOSSEDM, VENING NG AT 8. WITH MIDNIGHT STORM. LO, Trained Canaries. Enchanted Cabinet. thing Calculator, Iutinated Panorama, Aamnission fe. Chiidren 25¢. STER SUNDA: EVENING, MARCH 2, first exposition of the pictorial wonder, PARIs BY MOONLIGHT ERM X AD. THURSDAY, March 25, benetit ANIA THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET, . NEUKNDORFF. debehe cd sabirector. ‘ot MAX SUHGEN WOLFF, limmense success of Lvcoq's brilliant Opera, GIROFLE GIROFLA, LINA MAYR... '88.......GLROPLE GIROFLA Saturday Matinee at 2 o'clock—GIROFLK GIROFLA, Box office open from 8:3 til 4 o'clock. C OLONEL 8! \'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, Wednesday aad Saturday afternoo She., Se. and 75c.; matinee Léc., 260, and ‘The ladies’ tavorite resort. Grand Armada of exau'sites for the world’s novelty emporium. The whole city in’ ccstacy and showoring glowing tributes ot detigit on the incomparable govelty combination, yoon's MUSEUM, EVENING, AT 8, woop's, AFTERNOON, AT 2, the dialect actor, the young comedient HUGH FAY, LOUISE BY LV is Tie in the local drama, in the sensational play, THE IRISH a DiTKOTIVE, PICKER assuming 7 distinct characters, PARIS. SCO MINSPRELS, Wo ) MINSTRELS, RA TRELA HuUSK, ot Twenty-ninth street, he 1 Hit of the season, RISTORDS MEDEA. RislORUS MEDEA, RECEIVED AVALANCHES ‘OP LAUGHTER, PURE AND UNADULTERATED MINSTRELSY, ALWAYS SUNNY. ALWAYS SUCCESS "UL, Matinee Saturday, at2 Seats + red. Street cars may be ordered at 10. OWERY OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY, JOUNY ALLEN, JOUNY ALLEN, IN HIS GREAT CHARACTERISTIC SPECLALTI“:. ARKY KERN IN HIS “NORTH OF IRELAND” COMICALITIES, TONY PAS IN HIS OWN ORIGIN SONGS, i THE GREAT COMPANY IN 0 BP TITS, THREE HOURS OF PURE, UNADL THURS. LVERATED BU DAY us VENING BENEFIT OF FRANK GIRARD 1 OBINSON HALL, ISTH STREET AND BROADWAY, tf TO-NIG FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2:30, GEORGIA LAST WKEK, LAST WEEK, MINSTRELS, GEORGIA “CALLENDER'S Original” MINSTRKLS, GEORGIA GEORGIA SLAVE TROUPE, MINSTREL GEORGIA — 4 End Me Artists," MINSE RE: GEORGIA MINSTRELS, GEORGIA M«NSERELR, GEORGIA “Best we ever si aphic. MIN GEORGIA ‘ MIN GEORGIA Mr GEORGIA LAST MALN MI TLUTARDS, GRAND BILLIARD CONTEST for the CHAMPION MEDAL, betwoon . MAURICS VIGNAUX (cnunpion) and CYMILLE DION, [ TAMMANY HA T THURSDAY & Game Delaney commence ¥ 8 seals $1 REA att TEIN last, arn i arr r HE C G OOK W mp8, DRAMATLIO CLUB ay miursbay IN ALD THE Tiek Qrreaio SOUIETY, RAND TESTIMO by DRL bet it MONDAY KV Fmt Dr. L, DAMROSCLL Ticket ‘way, ai GNTNG, MARCIL,25, 1875, 600 points up, on a Grifith & Co.'s table, with the patent wire cashion. Doors open at7 P.M: P.M. procisely, ‘Tiekets, $1; reserved dies free, 0. T BILLIARDS FOR THE MEDAL AND 81,00, Tammany Hall, tonight, Match between Vignaux and ©, Dion. WAY RALL THIS DAY.—MiSS HEILBRON'S Matinge but one, at 3 o'clock, assisted ly Mise isher, Mr. Glover and Mr. sweet; vioin, Mr. ccompanist, Mr. Cauifeid, Tekets leach. TRIAL, THE PROCEEDINGS EACH DAY THE EVENING TRL EVgRy NJdu OUT FOR THE GREAT MATOUL for the Championship to night, between ©. Dion and Vignaux, ot Tammany Hall Le XINGION AVENUK OPERA Rouse, ‘eighily streeg, near Lexington avenue, VENTING. MARCH 25, 1873, 41 8 O'CLOCK, Buea PING HAND SOUL LAWYER AND Ty. PERVECTION. t 10 o'clock. n and tardy. SL PRKOPLE'S Reception aamituing genulen NIAL CONCERT TO VAMROSCH, al NWAY NING, Ay SU M Oratono, by nent Soloists. HALL MAWOI 29, 1875 0 @. F Handel, ail Chorus aud Orchestra. Conuuctot Admission, $1; reserved seats H0c. extra. Qt Steinway Hall, Schirmers’, No. 701 Broad eae Vicket Uiice. No. Ld Brond way,