The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1875, Page 4

4 ae AMUSSMENTS. YRAND CENTRAL THEAT: T= 6% Sroadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. WK. CHARLEY SHAY... ag Manager THe MOST THLUMEGANS BLOCKERS ON REGORD, BACKE! M0 ke : PATRONIZED BY NeW YORK'S BUST CITIZENS, VUE GREAL UNIVERSAL VERDICT. | PeRPORMANCE IN tik OLY, 1 EVERYBODY SAYS MUSU BE) SO. BEAD THLE OPINION OF THE PRESS OF THE WOKLD. {From the New York Herald. m Bt patering Ve os perch upon his brow. thie puolic never {ail to recognize Nniellgent efiorts to furhish the right Kind of amuse- ment sant ows, March 21. Sunday News. Mareh 21 AND CENTRAL THEATRE, Mr, Ch. Fo ay has accomplished the task he prom. feed to perform when he entered on the management of ire. He bas made it not only a respectable, but Honabie resort: has gathered around Lita some of st variety talent to be had tn the country, and Mord a’ tund: of legitimate amusement suited 66 the e e d spectators and offered at bass hari iia Sunday Mereury, March 2! Probably the lact Is not generally understood that the Grand Central thestro. 489 Broadway, affords one of the beet varsety cutertaibments In the city. This was dem onstrated by the new manager, Charley Shay, in the prowramuie of the past week, Which présented’a large Humber of leading stars ob the specialty, stage. Sunday Dispateh, March 2 GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE.—Mr, Charley Shay, the new manager of this bouse, is making a bid tor pub. He iavor, his company being 4 large aud. talented one, and the entertainment being of @ most pleasing and re- ‘ued nature. The management are determined to make fie Grand Central one of the leading variety theatres of New Lork, am the proper plan of doing so has certainly pacha)" t, at enormous expense, of syagement, at enormoi ; SnaagemeN'NGIg SCHOTT, sini 6 Quecu of Mustonists, In her grand original ilk Be Ques oT maken be DIAbLS en MASKS AND FACES, Envagement for five nights atid one matince only of he Acior and Champion Pedestrian of the world, Mr. MARK GRAYSON, m his sensational Drama of SiRCCK BY LIGHTNING. ENGAGED AT A SALARY OF $50 {FOR PERFORMANCES. A full corps of dramatic talent engaged expressly. Mr. MARK SIAPON, the champion’ Pedestrian of the world, will leave the City Hall steps for Liverpool. kug- jana, on SATURDAY MORNING, April 8, in his great Mhalienge walk of 19.226 miles in 600 days, coustituung walk around the world. st appearance 1 America of Mews, HECTOR and FANE, : the greatest living Acroba irst appearauce In New York of prea tessts. BASNES and WEST, the chainpion Bawiolsts First appearance of the Irish (omedians. mi Ppejcusrs. FOSTEL aud DUDLEY. engagement for one week longer Sagemen WR. SHED Le CLAIR, wonder of the worlds SSVIOLA MORRIS, pooalar prices. SIx tl! right particular favorite actress, Acnold Brothers, Waltor Bray Hurry Hart, Robert Smith, Ligaie Warren, Sabri Dishon AND ALL THE GRAD NTRAL FAVORITES IN ANEW MONSTER PROGKAMME. FAMILY MATINER WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. Remember th de. CADEMY OF MI KELLOGG G }LISH OPERA. -Director REPRESENTATIONS ONLY, VEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NINGS and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. March 29 and 31, April 1 2 and 3. MONDAY EVENING. March 2—Balte's popular Opera, HE BOHEMLAN GIRL. ss CLARA LOUTS A Mise CR! OLD. Mr. CARLE AKES and Mr. MAAS in the cast. TUESDAY, March #— Brooklyn Academy of Music), BENEFIT OF MR. WILLIAM CASTLE. FRA DIAVOLO (New ¥ WEDNESDAY EVENING, March? —ieprodnction of Balie's PALISMAN (KELLOGG). THURSDAY LVENING, April 1—Benefit of Mme. JENNIE VAN ZANDT (MARITANA). PRIDAY EVENING. April 2—Last representation of Thomas’ MIGNON (KELLOGG). GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE ON SATURDAY, Sale of seats commences THIS MORNING, at8 A M., &! Academy of Nuste, 71 and 114 Broad way, f eral admission $1 rved Seats, Land $2, according to lucation, Gen- Fanaily Circle, 50, RE BiG BO 1] THE TIMES SAYS:— —_- The engagement of seats - to see THE BIG BONANZA — jaiter Ei is extraordi a inary. * * There ts nota — slow scene in the whole $M AVENUE THEATRE, | play.” ARK THEATRE.—MAYO. ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE AMERICAN DRAMA, PLECTRICAL, SUCCESS « Mit. FRANK MAYO KETT, rt begs to announce for REPETIVION ; SATURDAY MATINEE yw that the Lenton sea- passed away, AN EAGER HOST at has been on all sides con- also ata anti! fur drama. There are no ly some admirable pic en in noble types of hu- indians and tares of hu “Mr. Mayo i well supported, and the piece is very weil mounted. vening Post. ROSA RAND as ELEANOR VAUGHN, and a caresully selected cast PLACES SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE, Bezins at & Order carriages tor 19:30, Wem, oar IN THE NEW SKETCH, “THE SERENADE,” AT THe OLYMPIO THEATRE. T= BIG BONANZA | THE TIMES SAYS ‘The engagement of seats tosee THE BIG BONANZA [after Laster is extraordl- STH AVENUE jnary. * * There is nota — siow scene in the whole 2a play.” ACADEMY OF MUSIC, H ERA COMPANY, TUESDA rch 2 BENEFIT AM CASTLE. tA DIAVOLO (new version), with a powerful cast. including Mr. and Mrs. SEGUIN, a» Lord aud Lady Allcash, they having kindly volun: ecred, Seats can now be secured at Brooklyn Academy and 1 Broadway, New York. E24 CARD, yi MME NIE VAN ZANDT bas the honc unce that her first benefit will April 1, at the Academy of Wallace's charming Opera, which occasion M contraito, having kindly ices, will make ber ouly appear: » York. Mr. CARLETON and Mr, will also appea AMES OG THt FAYLOR BESi ‘C MIC VOCALIST LIVING At THE OLYMPIC THE DAY ond TH Mr. PRANK ROUHK away's Company In the SHES. ‘Mr FRANK ROCHE FRIDAY span ROSA D'ERINA GRAND ERA HOUSE, WEST TWENTY -THIRD et. RV THE ATI THE THE - Kil MORES and of the ever popular SHOO FLY! OULING WITH THE WRONG MAN A MALICIOUS TRESPASS. IUMBO JCM’S COLLEGE, LES BRIGANDS NOIR BRYANT'S — MLSSTRELS. | THE MILLINERS I and KVERY j THE SKIDMORZS. EVENING | also at SHOU FLY, 9 O'CLOCK COM’ KISS ME, ilqstrated by DAN BRYANT, BOB HART, DAVE OO W HESity RICK, BROCKWAY, WARREN, N. EMERSON, with BRYANTS VAMOUS VOCAL QUINTETTE. FO WALZ, J NORRIE, C. TEMPLETON, KELLY YMO} BILASS and AND THE AND. LEONA THE DARE, WORLD'S WONDER, Al THE OLYMPIC THEATRR, THE SUN SAYS "RAPID transit was never better tl Instrate than in the rush irom the #treet cars 'o vie TRE. | TH BIG BONANZA, BO. se BiG ANZA, BTA ATESTH Tr re ROSA D'ERINA SACRED ORGAN RECITALS, 1 ALPHONSUS' CHURCH THIS (BART FUNDAY) KVGNING. w" B. CAHILL AS LE ROL CAnortE, AT Vir OL\ MPIC THEATRE tHE BIG BONANZA. THE POST SAY “HI ( ae | BONANZA Is funnier thag —_ Dundreary’ ‘and be than ‘Colonel ‘sevlers" te lis a three hours’ broad — laugh, without ‘ar _ word or #0 in ¢ br AVENUE THe TRE. | gestion. RIDOLIN; i OR, THB ISLAND OF MO AT THE OLYMPIC W ORNS MEDICAL COLLEGr OF THe Yors lLafirma: —Comme ut exerci a Loon beagae Hail, Wareh M. “Adresses by ko” De. Power and Rev, ow LE la Ks. Ts POR ALL THEATRES SIX B ALTYSON'S NiW TUEATRE 1 DSOR HOTEL, LY $1 25 PE _ SONG AND DANGER Le) im. Clog an) Waltzing for stag parlor sone « J By FULLER date uller Haghes @ Amis street toa aa rer MOTE at akak YING WANCOTT Tak OLYMPIC TaPAT eR NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARUH 28, 1875,—QUIN (PueaTaR comMQUE. THEATRE COMIQU ory Sole Proprietor THE FAMILY RESORT, THE FA RESORT. THE FAMILY THE F, Y RESORT, THR FAVORITE RESORT THE FAVORITE nett DADIES AND CHILDRE SOR’ s FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. FOR THE WELK COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCI 29, COMMENGING MONDAY, MARCH 29, ALWAYS THE BEST PERFORMA D . THis VUEATRE, 3TH ©EST PKRFORMANCE IN THE GIVEN At THIS THEATRE. bat OF EVES JEST OF BVER JES? OF EVERYBOU ThST OF EVERY BOD' ‘o revive the two greatestand most if het Lt Rae 2eeee coe laughable sketenes ¢ aged, 5 es ever produced, MGHADIO PROTR MULLIGAN GUARDS ee MULLIGAN GUARDS HE MULLIGAN GUARDS THE MUL! GAN GUARDS TERRIBL! XAMPLE, TERRIBL XAMPLE, TERRIBL SAMPLE, ry TERRIBLE EXAMPLE. [n addition to the above is the tollowing star attrac- tons 400 FOR EIGHT PERFORMANCES fol bight PERFORMAN. 400 FO, IGE “ ORMAN 40 FOR EIGHT PERFORMANCES 40) FOR EIGHT PERFOKMANOES of the greatest of living comedians, LER PINGWEL DEFFINGWELL Mr, F. W. LEPFING eharacter, ROMEO JAYFIER JENKINS, ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS ROMEO JAFFIER JENKI ROMEO JAVFIER JENK' ee os OF es 5 ‘we S34] in the laughable F: TOO MUGH FOR HARRIGAN, HART AND WILD HARKIGAN, HART AND WILD HART AND WIL HART AND WILD HART AND WILD HART AND WILD HART AND WILD in the great sketchés, the MULLIGAN GUARDS and TERRIBLE EXAMPL, Just arrived, PROF, LEON AND ROP, L&KON AND ROR, LEON AND ROK LEON AND PROF, LEON AND PROF. PROF, LEON AND LEON AXD NOTICE IMPORTANY —Mr, JOHN I. MURRAY, the popular circus manager, has just returned from Europe. where be has secured for bis coming tenting season the wonderful Prof, LEON and SONS, said to have no equals in the world in thelr acts of posturing. That Mr. Murray has brought them from Europe Is of itself sufficient & SONS, guarantee that they must be first class. We have so- cured their s for a few performances only, as y start travelling early in April with J, H. Murray's Great Railroad Cireus. Virst appearance of the finished Vocalist, Mile. ALBERTAIZZI6, ALBERTAIZZI&, ALBERTAIZZIE, IMOND SISTER RICHMOND SiST RICHMO! SISTERS. First appearance of the great GRIFFIN AND RIC GRIEFIN AND RICE, GRIFFIN AND RICH the wWonderiul Song and Dance Artiste. Furst appearance in America of Senor CBsAREO SAUREZ, Senor CESAREO SACRE: Senor CESAREO SAUR with lis truly wouderful mesical Instrument, called the LL ) MELOVITRO! MELOVITRO! OPINION3 OF THE PRESS.—The Melovitro isa nov. elty. Every note produced, from deep bass up to the highest treble, ws so soft and sweet and with such deli- cate reverberation as to seem the very periection of mu- sic, Some of the most difticalt maste of Verd! and Dont- zett! was introduced —London Telegraph. The Melovi- tro, by Saurez, is as clever an execution ag we have ever seen, It his Leen our lot olen to witness the same in strument piaved upon by other genticmen, but never be- fore by the Ungers alone and without the use of a wand, Although the name t#new to us, the instrument ts not, having beard it termed the Tumbieronicon.—Kingston Gleaner. 1 clovitro isa very handsome rosewood box, in which are placed numerous tumblers containing wwter, and simply with tho fingers senor Saurez makes these glasses discourse most exquisite musio. The effect 1s wonderful, and every note of the music is most dis- tinctly played. —London News. Second week and merked success of First me let MR. KM. CARROLL AND HI3 THREH SONS, . DARROLL, ROM. CARROLL, f GENERAL. THE GENERAL, MASIER BENNIB, MASTER BENNIE, LITTLE DICK. LITTLE DICK. HARRIGAN AND HART BARRIGAN AND HART HABRIGAN AND HART and JOUN WILD JOUN WILD IN THRES SKETCHES, Continued success of the favorite vocalis MISS ADAH RICHMOND, MISS ADAH RICUMOND, MIS ADAH RICHMOND’ Troupe, consisting of the fol- periormers:—Harrigan, ' Hart, White, Carver, 1x4 Ella Wesner, Miss Adah Richmond, Miss Amy: Roberts, Miss Sitty O'Neil, Miss alice Bennett, Miss Polly Both, J. F. Crovsin, D. H. Kelly, J. A. Graver, ( L. Stout, George Clark, Miss Marie Gorenflo, Miss Kitt Tilston, ‘Miss Dora Clark, Miss Jane Gibbons, Misa Isf- vi a Miss Saidee Vivian. ary Simart, &c. LAUGHABLE OLIO OF FUN. concluding EVEKY EVENING and the MATINEES With the langhaple Farce, entitied ROMBO JAFPIER JENKINS! ROMEO JAPFIER JENKINS! ROMEO JAPFIER JENKINS KOMEO JAPFIER JEN 3 R JE BIE. BONEO JAFFIE. KOMEO JAFFIE Romeo JaMer Jenkins M: Mr. Spalding. Betty... Miss Precise Miss Jones..... Mr. Adolphus. Matilda Jane. Mrs. Adolphus Mrs. Jones... Mrs. Spalding. chum y . : INEB WEDNESDAY and SATURD. The entire EVENING PROGRAMMB fven at the DNESDAY and SATUKD. BIG BONANZA. i 1 1 = J ai ERKEE Doerr fete fate} cee | ra THE POST SAY: ANZA is funmier than areary' and bette nm ‘Coionel Sellers.’ lis a three hours’ broad \iaugh, withoat yulgar | Word or au indelicate suz- | gestion.”* cell a STH AVENTE THRATRE | 5 leaped “WITH VERDURE CLAD," HANDEL'S “ANGELS BRIGUT AND PAIR" and GUIGLELMDS “GRATIAS AGIMUS TIRI," SUNG BY ROSA D'ERINA, PVE THEATRE, KIGHTH STREKT, BETWEEN Second and Third avenues.—Where everybody g 3 precedented attractions. Firat ume of tle) = orieal, comical, musical, ballet and trick | | 2 © mime, ROBINSON CRUSOE, New ar-| 24 ES sts, costumes, tru changes, songs.choruses = 2. $2 and’ dances. ‘Incomp EZ | Miss Lottie Se, and Burlesque Actress. Harry Mack, ES Barrel. Miss Carrie Burkel, Danish, 22 German songs and Chari s bet | Gist and Wileox, Gymn eld >” | Maggie Brunell, Peeriess Characte Z sf wes. The Wonderiul eigies —2 z Ities, Mrs. and Protessor Doner, Sword | 22 * ereises. Boxing, Fencing and Feats of skill. ag > 5 | The Fearless Searles, Flying Kings. The pop | 3 4g | ular Harcourts, to Spectalites. All for 2c. | 273 B=, | Every evening, 8 (0 Ito'ciock, Sunday Must. | > ‘BE | cal Matinee, 006. sunday evening. Downing’s; 29 2 | Ninth Reeiment Bana, and, after 12 o'clock, | & 2 Grand Ou. ‘we? TE BIG BONANZA! heme 7: — THE HIT OF 1875, 8 acres BNTH WEEK, HOUsE CROWDED INCESSANT LAU GHILE STH AVENUE THEATRE || Is8 IRENE WORRELL M 43 ROBIN: LURIN AT THE OLYMPIC THBATRE. NHE GREAT LYRIC BTAR, ROSA D'REKINA, Eria’s Prima Donne. EASTER ENGAGEMENTS, St. Alphonsus’ church. South Fifth avenue, THIS (Easter Sunday) EVENING, at7. St Francis’ Philadelphia, Monday, March 29 St Peter's (Kedem. rhiladelphia, Tuesday, March ¥. St Peter's toristw), Philadelphia, Wednesday, March $1. St Augustine's. Philagelph! Thursday, April. Doylestown, Pa., Musio Hali, Friday, Apri. 2 Yor vacant dates tress Manager und oki MOCOURT, G2 ( ROSA D'ERINA GRAND MUSICAL VENINGS, ST. ALPHONSUS' OHURC THIS (BASTER SUSDAY) KY GHOROK CLARKE, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BUFFALO, th Mareh to April 5, thence to Globe iheatre, Boston, two weeks, Lt’! Wasiixoron's ThA PARTY. Birs. TAYLOR, 89 Fourth avento, Brocades and Costumes ADIOS AND GENTLEMEN FITTED FOR THK 4 Dramatic, Variety and Trapeze business All branches taught by professional artists at Professor GARDINER'> New York Dramatic Schoo;, #49 seventh Gaerne GIROFLA. ALL THE MUSIC IN PRIDOLIN, AY THE OLYMPIC: THEATRE, ANJOS.—HENRY ©. DORSON'S GREAT STAGE and parlor Banjos, pa 16, 1467, warranted ie most briliiant toned in the world. In structions given on banjo and g igo Ia all sty ies of Jancing for the minstrel and vai stage; all ios Bh iossons; experienced as a teacher in U. DOBSON, |4i Fourth avenue, betw: uth and Fourteenth streets. MEBT,—CONTINUED SU LE Re in the West an! 8 Bue isin: Awsritag 1 AMUSEMENTS, OOTHs THRATRE, ~~ RIGHTH WEEK. JARRETT & PALMBR.....Lessees and Managers GREATEST SHAKESPEARIAN TRIUMPH OF THK aGe tit HENRY Y, FIPTY-FIRST TO FbFTY-SEVENTIT PERFORMANCE. The wonderful spectacle has now been witnessed by over ONK HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND D&- LIGHTED PEOPLE, and toe demonstrations of pleasure by the MAJESTIC AUDIENOES nightly gathorod ex- THE ceed in the measure of enshusiasm any ever witnesaod in a metropolitan theatre, Mi. GEORGE RIGNOLD, the distinguished player, in his remarkable impersona tou ot THE YOUNG MONARCH, HENRY VY, The other characters of the sublime play agaigned to the GREAT COMPANY OF FOKLY-THREE excellent dramatic artisuy THE DISTRIBUTION OF PARTS, RUMOR, AS CHORUS... MRS, CHARLES CALVERT KING WENRY Veesees Mit, GEORGE RIGNOLD DUKE OF GLOL aM ©. Kent DUKE OF BEDE we We ¥) RANOUS DUKE OF BXET (MR HENRY WHEAY DUKe OF YORK MR. WH MARY EARL OF SA sb MR, GEORGE Y KARL OF WESTMORELAN D, MONKOR EARL OF WARWICK CHBISHOP OF CANTERP BISHOP OF KLY,. pi EAKL OF GC MBRID( LORD SCROOP, SIR THOMAS GRAY, SIR THOMAS ERPI GOWER,. MACMORRIS.. FLUBLLE! ARLES WHIT MK, HENRY HOG «MK, J. RK, DAVIES . RH. B. BRADLEY Mi. RICAKDO LONSDALE MR, FREDERICK THORNE coe MR JAME: J. W. BRUTONE BATS PH WALSH Court. iT T WILLIANS NYM........ IN IRVING BAKDOLPH LE CLE : B, Bisdo! : s f NK L A HERALD...’ ae ALD S$ THE SIXTH’ MR. CHARLES KUCKWELL A : «MK, HENRE StUARY ‘ STAFYORD P, 8 EBLE LIAM SIMON: A PRENCH SOLDIER. es vec MONS, JUIGNET VW) NA 01 FRANCE. { MR. BDWIN SHEPPARD RAMBURES.., MR, ALBERT WIES GRANDPRE MK. ARTHUR WEST BL SSINGTON &. K, COLLIBA GOVERNOR O MONTJOY, A FRG THE BISHOP OF BOURGES. ...... K. 5, Wo: ON PRINCESS KATHARINE,.MLLE, BERTHE GIRARDIN DAME QUIOKLY......... MESS MARY WELLS ISAB«L, (MISS FLOR“NCKE RICHMOND . MISS FANNY KRBLVES: THE SORNBRY is unsurpassed for beauty and grandeur, and includes amonx the many superb stage pictures’ the following master eiforts — THE ENGLISH FLEET AT ANCHOR (Southampton arbor), THE SIEGE OF HARFLEUR, THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT, This is universally pronounced the finest Tabloaux ever placed on tho stage. Its realiam is augmented by the paritelpation ot TWO HUNDRED AKMORED KNIGHTS, many mounted on superbly capurisoucd Horses, KING HENRY'S LOADON RECEPTION. This is the mos: animated scene of the great plece. The wonderful procession of the returning Victorious army ana the age lace of Londou thronging the streets near H HERALD, .M M old Temple are represented by an auxiliary iorce of nearly FOUR HUND&ED MEN, WOMEN AND Cilile DREN. During this exelting act the famed FULL CHIME OF CHURCH BELus is rung. THE PALACE AT TROYFS, Here occurs the charming courtship scene between young KING HARRY and the beautitul Fropen PRINCESS KATHARINE, which affords one of the most delightiul bits of comedy acting ever seen on the Am.-Trican stage. MATINEE PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY at 1g o'clock, ** EXTRA MATINEK OF HENRY V. next THURS- DAY, April 1, tor the BENEFIT of Nrs, CHARLEA GAL- VERT. Seats can now bo secured. Boome THEATRE, EXTRA MATINEE, CHARLES CALVERT'S BENEFIT: EN FE in America of Mra. OALVERT, of 's Theatre, Manchoster, will occur on N HURSDAY, APKIL FIRS), when, she will lave the honor cf appeariig FIPTY-FOURTH time in Booth’s Theatre as KU CHORUS tn the great bakesvearian spectacie, TOY. Mr, RIGNOLD will assume his great part. Plas OFFICE SUBET now in readiness, Seats can 6 secur PoOQTWSTHPATRE.—ONE HUNDRED TALL YOUNG MiN will find employment by applying at the stage door on Sixth avenue, Monday inornming, at 10 o'cl They are for an additional auxiliary force in the great spectacle, HENRY V, Ask tor JOHN VINCENT, stago manager: OOTH'S THEATRE, HENRY V, ILLUSTRATED. Mr. SAVORY begs to announce that he has just pub- Ushed photographic voriraits o1 the loading actors and actresses of HENRY V,, in their character costumes and with perspectives and surroundings sxetched by | selt from the superb scenic effects in tne grand sp tacle, and that he feels that his pride as an artiat hy never been so well justified as by those tures. Copies on sale at his exhibition roo rincipa! hotels, art stores and in the vestibi eatre, PHE BIG BONANZA! | for tho MOR, os THE HERALD SAYS “THE BIG BONANZA ta an IMMENoE HIT. ‘rhe pub- lic enjoy tt most heart ae They are on the broad grin from the time the curtain 6TH AVENUE TURATRE. | goes up tl! it tails." [Ohta ed LIT] “BCCE PANIS," GOUNOD'S: “AVE MARIA" AND GRAND FINAL! INGARELLI'S “LAUDATE" EVENING BY ROSA D'ERINA, WITH THE GREAT MUSICIANS. N. PATTISON'S LECTURES, VENINGS J. ILLUSTRATED WITH PIANOFORiE RECITALS, THE AMERICAN LITERARY BURBAU, eneouraged by the great success of Mr. J. N, PATTI- SUN's new and novel musical entertainment, entitled EVENINGS WITH GREAT MUSICIANS, 90a pronounced by the press and the pulbic to be highly instructive, interesting and entertaining, aud at the re- quest of many of our prominent citizens and connots- seurs of the divine art, take pieasnre in announcing a second course of lectures, the first of which will take lace on PC EDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 4875, AT DE GARMO HALL, corner Flith avenue and Fourteenth sires. TICKEIS, $l, MUSIC AND ITS’ GREAT COMPOSERS’, THE POsT SAYS:— BIG BONANZA Js funnier than Dunireary' and better [than Colonel Fellers.’ It Subject pus BIG BONANZA, is a three tours’ broad laugh, withouy yoigar ws an indelicate sug STU AY THEATRE. M 183 SOPHIE WORRE AS FRIDOLIN, aT E OLYMPIC THEATRE, FAIR—BY THE LADIES OF THK CHURCH OF St. Mary the Virgin,wiil be held in the new Masonic Temple, corner sixth avenie ana Twenty-third street, on Tuesday, Wednesday, jhnrstay, Friday and Satur: y, March 30 and 3}, Apri 1 ¢$. The booths at this fair will be dilusteative of diferent nations, presiaed over by ladies dressed in 4 representative of the different countries, Good music every evening, Ad- mission, 250 THE SUN 8AYS:~"RAPLD transit Was never beter ils | lustrated than in the rush | from the sirget cars to view B THEATRE, | JHE BiG BONANZA." TRSDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 UNION LEAGUB heatre.—Miss ANNA RK. BULKLEY'S SUIRER MUSICALE, The following artists will assist :—Mra, Lnogene Brown, soprany Mr IT. K. Romeyn, tenure ; Mr. Franz Remmerty, basso, Mr. Karl Waiter, and the eminent pianist, Mr. 3. B. Sig. Emilio Agramonte, Conductor. Tickets $4 JPARRING, FENCING AND SHOOTING ACADEMY, > 619 sixth’avenue.—sparring tanght In one monin! superior Fencing Apparatus 404 Boxing Gloves for sa ad for circulars. Colone: MON THRE BONANZA. M"** ALICK HARRISON AS RO-KE DU SOT. AT THE OLYMviO THEATRE LPANY SPKCIAL DESPATCHK: TH4 TILTON TRIAL, LATEST REPORTS, CAL MATTERY ALL THE NuWs BVERY NiGut IN TiLds EVENING TRLRORAM, é ‘ = NB YORK COLLEGr OF ORATORY *RLOCUTION in all ite manches Rehearsals, Vooal Culture. Respiration. 4c., tanght by a facuity of experienced proiessors. Ketavlished Im com nection with the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUATIO, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Deimonico's, BROUKLYS, 10%, 104 and 196 Court street, near Stato. (ase. OOLOSSEUM, 2 MATINEB AT 2. BVENING AT B. PARIS BY NIGHT, WITH MIDNIGHT STORM Master Li. Trained Canaries. knohanted Cabinet. Ligbtuing Cateniator, — Tiaminated Pauoram Aamission We. Children <0. nciuding Dramatic COLO! J EONA DARE. [4 «THK MARVEL OF THE 19TH ORNTURY, AT THE OLYMPIO THEATER, Grarp SHADOW DANSANTE AND FANOY DRESS J of the Orphens Social Club will be held at the Ar gyle Rooms Sixth avenue and Thirtieth stree, on Moa day evening, March 29, 18/5, EL BRON-ON, Secretary BAM Tickots at Box offfe on nightof bail of FIFTH sixth sireet, will give an AVENUB BAPTIST tertain Tr" LADIES burch, For mentin the chapel adjoining, Thursday evening, April 1, from 6 to 18, =Admigsion 2 cenw. Ores AND GILBERT, THB GREAT RCCENTELG COMBDIANA, AT THE OLYMPIC THRATRE AIMON(DES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, SUNG March 23. ni®o'ciook PM THIRD ENTERTAINMENT CONCERT. Vooa! and Instrumental, at Robinson Hall, Sixteenth strees, tween Broadway and Fo ake Fequosted ww yrapar® M Futh avenue uate ede al Mem) ered. —_ AMUSM MENTS Lrowva THearEs. AIMEE'S FAREWELL, Ld SPECIAL NOTICK.—The LYCEUM THEATRE will remain closed on MONDAY ana TUESDAY EVENINGS, the stage being required tor necessary rehearsals requi- site (OF the prover first production on “KUNESDAY EVESING, March 3h, of Offenbach's iamous Opera Boufte LA JULIE PARFUMEUSE, LA JOLIE PARFUMEUSE, with which the SPRING SEASON OF FRENCH OPERA BOUEF! will be opened. RENTREE OF Mile. MARIE AIMER, RENTREE OF Mile. MARIE AIMBB, in bor original croation of ROoE MICHON, LA JOLIE PARFUMEUSE will be produced with entirely new scenory, costumes, Rs opertios, Appointments, perfect mise-en-scone and tae fo ollowlng strong easl:— Rose Michon....++ Mile. Marie Aimeo Bavolet. Mile. Nardyon Clorinde.... ie. Dubouchet La Juitenne, Mile, Cantrelle Arthemise, -Milo. Sivry Madelon ie. Vancelct Justine <Mile, Delmas Lls0,..« Mile. Coraglia Mirette Mile. Defrang Poirot. . Mons. Kolietz La Cocardi Dubouchet Germain Mons, Arrigotti mor, Chamber- c. the direction of C, VAN GHBI. .H. W. CALYO Manager bions, SCHMIDT SATURDAY ON, sree AT 1:30, FIRST AIME® and PARFUMBUSE MAINES, Admission, $1. Reserved -cets, 5! cents and $1 extra, according to location Family Cir: bd cents. Prose: lum Boxos, five seats, $15. Rosorved’ Balcony Stalls, $1. Matince prices, $1 £0 and 81. Seats can be secured at box office of Lycoum Thoatro and Schirmer's 701 Broadway. Waiters, Blit is is maida, Full Chorus and Orchestra under THE HIT OF 1875 SRy- NTH WEKK. HOUSES CROW DE LAUGHTER INOESSANT | 1 OTH AVENUB THBATRE! | OWERY OPERA HOUSE, BOWERY OPRRA HOU-K, BOWERY OPERA HOUSK, | 2) BOWERY, #1 BOWEay, OPPOSI1E SPRING STREET. THE SPRING OAMPAIGN OPENED, FIFTY NEW STARS. FIFTY NEW STARS, to wi z= : vivry “NEW STARS. See THE MO2T POPULAR ARTISTS OF TAE DAY. FIFTY ACKNOWLEDGED STARS, THE BEST IN THE PROFESSION, fmong the mammoth list are the following names: — THE G DENIER, A yroMIME ‘TROUPE THE GREAT ; y DENIER PANTOMIME TROUPE. Tho beaattful and accomplished rio-Comic Vocalist eee Miss IONA LANG, | Tho Star Juggler and Balai area, JAMES NORTO. I Pcie akaidanlie Y ‘The talented young Artists, the il TWIN SISTERS. The great impromtu Comic Vocalist, BEN DODG The popular Song and Dance Comedian, The celebrated serio-C. Miss MAGGIE DENIER. es The popula: Irish pair, ® SCANLAN and CRONIN. { hampion Gymnast, “JOUN DENIER, | —————- > The famous ( , {M, McUORMAC a Mata alas ‘The tavorite Ethiopian Comedian. 4 CHARLEY LORD. | a The Champion Guitar Soloist, TsriNoR DoNtOy p isiaebai The Bowery Fav and Migy MAGGIE DENIER'S Wonderful Troupe of ED BIKDS, ceomplished 4 MASTER LEW, The JOHN DENIER. THE MAN MONKBY All the Pantomime Troupe in the cast, as. ee MATINERS MATINEES TUESDAY M4 TUES) Y : SDA AND | ovoidcx. AND FRIDAY. FRIDAY, © LADIES ADMITTED FREE ON FRIDAY EVENING. NHE BIG BONANZA, | THE SUNSAYS:—"“RAPID transit was never batter il- instrated than in the rush from the street cars to view TH BIG BONANZA." WOOD'S. STH AVENUK ruKaree. | W O0D'S MUSEUM, POPULAR, PRioes TO ALL PERFORMANCES, ADMIASION “4 CHILDREN (under 13 years) DRESS CIRCLE AND PARQUET. ORCHESTRA AND BALCONY, ReSbkVGD ORCHESTRA CHAT MONDAY, MARCH 29, IMMENSE (ATERACTION POR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS, Rvening at, MATINE, 3 Monday, Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Friday. ENA,| The young Commodienne, LOUISE SYLYESTE I, in the Sensation Play, WILD Oat, i WILD CAT. Wild Cat. Louise Sylvester Wm. Elwood. Louls Aldrich The Major...Geo, Ketchum Abagail...\ Therese Wood | incidents. | Saved trom the Spile Driver Marriage by Moonlight, Doath of the Burglars. April 5, FRANK JONES THE BLAOK HAND. THE SUN SAYS: "RAPID transit was nevor better il- Instrated than im the rush from the street cars to view THEATRE. | THE BIG BONANZA. Wed. and Sat. Matin The gifted artist, RENA, Ki ‘and'young Comedian, FRED G. MALDER, in, Mo. loskey's CASTLE GARDEN. CAsiLls GARDEN, QUI. 555s parsss us ON Dave red G. Macder Shawn . L, Connor Barney. eo. Ketcnum Incidents. St. Patrick's Procession. Strike on Erie Kallroad. View of Castle Garden and Lakes of Kiliarney, fPuk BiG BONANZA, 6TH AVENU 38 NULLY PIERIS, THE QUEEN OF S0NG, AT THE OLYMYIC THEATRES Apu BIG BONANZA! | oo — THE HIT OF 1875 SHV- — KENTH WEEK, HOUSES — CROWDED! LAUGHTER — | INCESSANT t STM AVENUb THEATRE!) -—— Gov ops “SILVER TRUMPETS," KOKA DERINA'S “GRAND OS Magcn ni ROSSINI'S GRAND FUGUE FROM “STABAT MATER" PERFORMED ON THK GREAT ORGAN By ROSA DPERINA. ARPER AND STANSIL THK WONDER: nf B-LEGGED S80NG aT BIG BONANZA AND HE OLYMPIO THEATRE Tt STH AVENUE THEATRE! 1 agehaad OF THE LAVA BEDS) ery night this week and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons there will be given.at oblngon Hall, six teenth strest, between filth avenue and Union square. a lecwure by Commissioner Meacham, descriptive o tua MODOC WAR AND MASSACRR, which he saw. There will be ILLUSTRATIONS OF INDIAN LIFE AND CUSTOMS by (he Modoe Company, which includes SUARPAGED OHAKLE STEAMBOAT (FRANK, ASTY JIM, BHACKN TOBLY RIDDLE, and Modoc and Kiamath Chiefs in costume The [ilustrations include Medicine Ceremonies Mar riage Cecemonica, Gambling scenes War Dances, indian Oratory, target Hunting and Seniving soonen These men are officially wlenified by the Indian De partment under ity seal, This cergifioate may be soen at Une Hoket office, Adenine Gio, and So JROROR AWAINE BUCKLEY, ee eS Mae AME MCAD. MoM TS aT Tin YLYSTO THEATRE, THE HIT OF 1875. SEV. ESTH WEEK. HOUSES OWDED! LAUGHTER INC eSSANT! III UPLE SHEET. P T. BARNUM'S GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME HIPPODRUME t HIPPODROME HIPPODROME { GRAND REOPENING GRAND RBOPENING THE WORLD RENOWNED AMPHITIBATRE MONDAY, MARCH 29, MONDAY, MARCH 29, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, TWO WErKs ONLY TWO WEEKS ONLY! EVERYTHING NEW AND AUGMENTED BEYOND YREOGEDENT | GRAND TRANSFORMA'ION OF NEW AND STARR LING KFFEOTS | NEW PAGEANTS AND PROOESSIONS, ARTISTS AND NEW ACTS I A FORTUNE INVESTED IN| NEW WARDROBES AND PROPERTIES | THE CLIMAX OF GREATNESS, VASTNESS AND SPLENDOR | BARNUM SURPASSING ALL HIS PREVIOUS DIS- PLAYS OF MAGNIFICENCE | TO THE PUBLIC. Previous to commencing my summer tour through the {tis my desire to afford the public of New York and adjagone cities w final opportunity of witnessing the glories of my ROMAN HIFPODROMK, the crowning triumph of my forty years’ experience as a showman, ‘To this end I will reopen my entire estabilshment on the 29th inst, for @ season of TWO WEEKS ONLY, ‘This will be the last occasion you will have to sce the wonderful pageant * THOUSAND DOL- THb FETE AT upon which I have expended FI LAKS. The marvellous acts upon the Grand Course and all the staruing features, which have made the Great Homan Hippodrome a household word throughout the land, will be reproduced afternoon and evoniigi but +0 elaborated and improved as to surpass in magnificence and attractiveness all former triumphs. 1 have made an entire change of artists, wardrove, chariots, propertics and goneral paraphernalia, For these two weeks my renowned Menagerie will remain intact, and probably ich @ vast variety of rare aud costly wild boasts will never again be gathered in one collection. Don't let the present opportunity be neqiected by the childreu of the public and private schools, The public's obedient servant, P. T, BARNUM, GRAND TABLEAU, VISION OF THs HOURTS. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC ts called to this feature as being the greatest spectacular display ever devised by human ingenuity. ords are inadequate to convey anything like a conception of the almost ulimit. able magnificence and grandeur which greets the eye of the spectator, ns the gorgeous vision of transceniiant beauty is devaloped to tho enruptured Kaze, The, aux: iliary Amazonian mnarch of this scene ts now produced for the first time, and embraces 200 of the most beautiiul ladies of the New York, Boston and Philadelphia ballet, clad in gold and silver armor. This armor was manu- factured in Lomdon expressly for Mr. Barnum at an ghormous cost | Nothing approaching if in magnificence has ever been seen in this country. The grand tableau of the Vision ot the Louris, exceeding in glittering splendor the wildest imagination, comprises men, women and children, with droves of elephants camels, dromedaries and giraffes, ultoge ther formiug au Oriental picture of bewildering. britilancy. FETE AT PEKIN: or, HOLIDAY OF THE CORLESTIALS, (Newly costumed.) A Grand Oriental scene, which for brilliancy and im- posing grandeur has never been su:passed.— Its gor- cous processions, lis variczated lanterus aud fireworks, ts dazzling costumes, characteristic music and tts Witching baliet—ail combine to render this a spectac never to be forgotton. INDIAN LIFE; CHasE FOR A ‘WIFE (Newly costumed.) Au equestrian drama of thriling interest, {llustrative of the manners and customs of tue aborigines Ip peace and war. Fordaring equestrianisin and excitement this representation excels anything ever witnessed. THE GRAND PROGRAMME, The wonderiul pagents, ons, tharches and startiing tableaux above, design and magnif- cent in execution—are but a small poriion of the brill- fant three hours’ programme which ay to characterize cach entertainment, NEW or, ONE HUNDRED NEW ENGLISH RUNNING HORSES have been imported for use only by the indy equest ennes of the Hippodrome. ‘The numerous coiitests upon the Grand Course are of too varied a nature to admit of mention in detail, but race wiil succeed rage in Dril- Mant and rapid succession to the close of the pro- gramme. A NOVEL WALKING MATCH between the tamous pedestrian W. KE. HARDING and MLLE. LOLA, to be continued during the week. On MONDAY AFTIRNOON Mr, Harding will walk ity miles and Little Lola thirty miles. GKAND MeNAGERIE, with its SIX HUNDRED WILD BREASTS, Open daily at 1:30and 6:3) P, M. Grand Amphitheatre Enteriainment at 2:30 and 6 o'clock. Admiss10N 0.0.5 eee geepeee Reserved Orchestra Chalrs Grand Orchesira . Children. Seats secured six days in advance, Bhortly to be produced, the CONGKESS OF ALL NATIONS, Splendidly elaboraicd and refitted tor the Great Sum- werfour (PUB BIG_woNanzat STH AVENUE fHEATRE. NY PASTOR'S NY PASTORS TONY PASTOR'S The Groat Soctecy Novelty 111 44 PANY M PANY TRAVELLING COMPANY TONY PASTOR'S TONY PASTOR'S TONY PASTOR'S TRAVELLING COMPANY TRAVLLLING COMPANY a TRAVELLING COMPANY FOR i 1875. i GRAND. INAUGURAL Pi:RFORMANOB, TO-MORROW, BASTER MONDAY RVRNING, BASTER MONDAY BV:NING, KASTER MONDAY KVESIN BasTBR money EVERIN AT T ACADKMY OF MUBIO, ACADEMY OF MUSIG, ACUAVEMY OF MUBIO, ACADEMY OF MUsIQ, AUADKEMY OF MUSIO, BROOKLYN, BROOKLY. BRUOKLYy. Mr. Pastor takea espect in the fact (hat he has this year outdone all hi © efforts in org: superior troupe, aud can point te his present org: tion as THE BEST EVER PRESENTED, THE BEST EVER PRESENTKD, THE BEST LVER PRESENTED. THE MOST PERFECT ORGANIZATION THK MOST PERFECT ORGANIZATION THK MOST PERFECT ORGANIZATION EVER SUBMITIED 10 THE AMERIOAN PUBLIC, Foremost in this inimitable organization are the fol. towing acknowledged BRILLIANT STARS. BRILLIANT STARS, THE GARNELLA Tho GARNELLAS periorm the wonderful feat (never before even attempted by any other porformers in the world wud successiuily accomplished by them), A DOUBLE SUMERSAULT FROM SHOULDER TO LOULD: Little DICK GARNE m @ standing position on his brother’ d jakes two compicta Fevolutions in the air and realights upou the shoulders of his brother. The great American Eccentrica, MKEE———-—__ AND —-—. — ROGERS MK EE————— —- AND — nog En 8 MKEE-——_—- —— — A — — — ROVERS ‘Their Orsi app their return from a pi longed andgupusually successful engagement with ti Christy MinStre.s, Lon tor Tike TAR AMBKICAN-DUTCH COMIQUK, GUs WILLIAMS. Gus WIL GUS) WILLIAMS. Miss &LLA WEs Miss Miss KB ELLA W&SNER. PLLA WESNER. The Charming Musical Duet! 4HK FOY SISTER As, THE FOY BISIKRS. THE POY SISTER: The Miri Seales Irish Comedian, HARRY KERN ELL HARRY KERNE HARRY KERNEL ‘The famous Ethiopian troubadours, Messrs. SANFORD and WILSON, Mesars, BANFORD and WILSON The inimitable Irisn comed 7 The FIELDING The FLELDINGS, JOHN FIELDING and MAGGIE FIELDIN dhe beautiiul and accomplished voc: Miss JENNIE MORGA Miss JENNIE MORGAS ‘The aeighiful and beautivul young velocipedists VENUS and ADONix, VENUS and ADONIS, The versatile comedian, Mr, FRANK GIRARD, with TONY PASTOR who will appear at every entertainment, The complete Orchestra and full Brags Band under (ue direction of Prof, DY KING. TONY PASTOR'S TRAVELLING COMPANY i will appear at POUGHKERI'SLE, Tuesday, March 30, NEWARK, N, J, Wednesday, March jt. PATERSON, N.J., Thursiay, April 1 Afler visiting BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON thoy will appear at AUADEMY OF MUSIO, New York eit wept te APRIL 2, R. Row . ” Busi DB. HODG septal (PHE ORAND FALR BY THE LADLES OF Si, ANN'S chureh : will open In Ferroro's Assembly Rooms, Tammany Building, Kast Fourteenth street, on Wednesday, March 31, to Apri 17, 1875, ‘Iho object of this fair Is to assist In paying the debt apon the church and parochial schools. Aaa band Great Attractions—Concert every event of ae reventh. regiment. Variows amune bie articles of every description will be disposed of each tvening at less prices (hin phey can be pure ChNsed for tm stoi season ticket, We. Single adinis sign, 260. THURSDAY, AP: AMUSEMENTS. A CHARITY MA’ Ld. 6 1875, TINIE, ——-= 5 AVENUE THEATRE, PECIAL, under the direction of Mr. AUQUSTIN DALY, i THE CENTRAL Di> in Aid of to begin at one o'clock. I, Overture by DODWORTH'S ORCHESTRA, TL Selected Roenes from Mr, AUGUSTIN DALWS great Society Novelt vw DAVE. hte Bia B ANZAt PiNSARY OF NEW YORK, Me LEWIS, Mr. DAVIDGE, Mr DREW, Mr. RINGGOLD, Mr, FAWCE cOR!, Mrs. GILBERT, Miss EMILY Miss ‘AN AGY and Miss GRAHAM in the principal roles. ML. Mr. 1. J. MONTAGUE and Miss ADA DYAS (through, the kindest courtesy of Mr. Wallaox) in the little Comedy of Mr. HONEYTON, EYLON Mra, HON TUB HAPPY Mr, PATR, uJ. MO! rilliaut NTAGU, Miss ADA DYAI TV, Mr, SOL SMITII RUS ELL tn his celebrated Mono, entert + jonne Entertainment, by the generous permission o| V. Mr, FRANK MAYO, who has volunteered in the kint- at spirit, i Park Theatre Co their services, b) Stuart. App enriny LL IN Miss ROSA RAND and members of the iDany—who have liberally offered the permission and courtesy of Mr. in the Farce of THK CHINA STOP, A VI. Concluding with a selection of Popular Minstrelsy by MR, DAN BRYANT AND BRYANT'S MINSTRLLA, who have generously consented to bring the enters tainment to a brilliant finish, Doora, pen at la Sand $15 Boxes, $: NOLOSSKUM, EASTER SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 28 Commence at 8, Doors open at First Grand Sunda: Ilusive Cyclorama o! PARIS BY NIGAT, Admission, $1, Coupon chairs, $2 CULOSSEUM, PARIS BY MOONLIGHT, COLOSSEUM, y, Exposition of the Magnificent and PARIS BY STARLIGHT. Professor HUTCHINGS, Barnum's Lightning Calculator, will de Admissio childrs liver his celebrated Lay Sermon. ‘en, 250. HK BIG BONANZA! IIH STH AVENUE THEATRE, GREAT OFFER. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, lic enjoy it most pepely. nt ry ‘They aro on the broad trom the time the cur goes up till it talla” THR HERALD SAYS:— “THE BIG BONANZA ia an IMMENSE HIT. Th pub- iy lt &O, WE WILL, FOR A FEW DAYS, dispose of 1H Pianos, Organs and Melodeons, of first class makers, tneluding ever belore offered. our stock. HORACE WATERS & SO. Waters’ 6 Invite at lower pri the publi to ‘ices than examing 481 Broadway. BE & Co. le © id hand Plane Steins ay grand, ‘ilso WAY & SONS, toinway Lali, New York. ¥ No. «nos of other square and ove makers. UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND URAND of our own make; also for salo, a number in perfect order, 2 Fifth avenue, WILLIAM Sixteenth s LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND upright Pianos, tor TUNER Piano; warranted pe r repawing Pianos rece! tuning ninth sire ordet VILL SKLL A ROSEWOOD SIX OCTAVE riect order, for $7! tved. 815 East Twenty for LADY WILL SELL EL ano, nearly new; cost $500, ata great ver included; cash wanted, Seventeenth s A ~BARGAING ON Accou +» octave upright Piano $310; 7 octave, overstrung, stop, $70; 2 bank, cost $I Clinton piace (High and ¢ a Wi A. $5 to $10 month! ley place, near B 140, th street rent applied, u Pri iT J. BIDDL ANT 74 OCTAVE PI- sacrifice ; Stool ite residence, OF REMOVA! 125; Steinway, nearly 8 stop ‘Organ, $95 HU, for $200. PRLK & near By SWEBER, STEINWAY, CHICKERING PIANO. ites and Organs; bargains for cash: $100 to $300; 5, 13 Waver= SON, MAGNIFICENT 74, $900, tor $25); stool for fiye years; box for shipping, Kast Twentioth street, near Pro CLOSING OUT SALE. stock Pianos at half price, order admi fully warranted and all the latest linprovements. G, BARMOKE estate, 368 Bleecker strect. A OHICKBRING and cover: Priva‘ OOTAVE PIANOFORTE, COST maker's warrantes residence 2 LARGE AND ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND PIANO FOR sale cheav; four round corners; all modern Im- Prevemeniay has only been used afew mouths. Call ab A $1,000, tor $50; 200; at cost Bedroo Ware, Ac. school or or call at 70 West Twenty-third street, BRILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE STEBNWAY & Son four round correred rosewood Pianoforte, coat magnificent Bradbury Parlor Sait, in satin, cost rep Suit, $75; Turkish suit, $100: Lehing hous East Thirteenth street 3000, it (Sunday) or CHICKERING OR BRADBURY GRAND one large antique Bookcase: suit lawyer, church, all on easy terms’ Addrog A NEW UPRIGHT 7 brated maker, for sale. che: owner going Souta, avenue, betwoen Fill FRA) ond an used bight: for $200; Carpets rrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Bookcases, Books Suits," with Dressing Cases completo; curled, r Mattresses, Spring Beds, Chin Howse open to-da 1 private residence 1.0 West 234 st., near 6th av. Glass and Biiver Monday. PIANO; OCTAVE PIANO, OBLE, consequence of id Fifty ap 49 K SATTLER, No. 785 ‘enth “third streets. A —PIANO3—STEINWAY & + Hazelton Bros. aad other firs: clasy makers, ab very low prices for cash or tosalmenss; to ront from $8 upward; rent ap; “ plied. niversit place, corn so. LIN DEMAN, V. DUMSDAY, er Ninth street. A 7 OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR BALR for $215; good as new. 314 Kast Twenty-fourta street, third flooi PRIVATK FAMILY WILL SELL 7-00TAV Pianotorte maker, cos $43), for $100. PRIVAT! A printed lover, modern ae a3 ‘overments, st 30th stroet, celebra\ between FAMILY WILL SELL THEIB BLB. int Decker & Bros. Pianoforte at a sacrifice nt toned 73§ octave richly carved rosewood case full agrafte overstrung piano, having all improve waranted, lil of salo; Cost ox for shipping. N. B. 975, 1oF $275; Stool, sed 8 months by private family, Parties in search of a first class instra- Ment would do well to call, this dav or Montay, te residence Ni story brow A tone Di $100 BKAUTIFUL and Stool; Ments receivea i West ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR Pianos to rent, $5 per month; instale new instruments exceedingly low. GULDSMITH'S, % Blecoker str t five th st it Bowery, A BEAUTIFUL DUNHAM monthly until pard; 7 octave, on easy terms of payment. 155 Thiriy-seventh streot, corner of Third avenue, over Stiners, PIANO, F. CONN $100, all Improvements; SON: $10 OR, A —BEFORE PUROHASING AT BOGUS AUOTION or from dealers call at the manafactory; Pianos all prices; carved legs, overstrung, almost new, $18); instalment taken; rent. Address venue and Twenty-third street. ABLE & SONS, cor- peeoe orde A Apply to J. 2. MALO. T LESS $100~LADY WIL! Chickering rosewood Pianoforte, iron frame, i modern improvements including Stool amd Music, 253d st., near Bowery. RARE CHAN( ets, Boddiny SELL powerful tone RARE CHANCE.—A STEINWAY & SONS PIANO- forte. four round, richly carved rosewood cage, ant toned, grand octave, ovorstrun, 250; stool, Cover ant Household Fur- ad Bedroom suits, agraffe. i, Orn YY, at private resi- BEAUTIFUL —A FIRST CLASS MAKK PIANO. forte. rosewood case, 7 octaye, in Sporoush 224 East 36cb st, 2d and 84 order, avs. OR SALE—A VERY FINE LARGE 8IZ% MUSIO Box, very chea ply ata. OR SAL Piano: THREE 746 OCTAVE SQUARE extra large improved scale. also @ silver mounted Banjo, Aj |. THOMAS" 661 Broad w: alla GRAND front round corners, rich rosewood case, bovel top tancy fret rose- wood desk. ivory iront keys, carved legs id lyre, solid rich rose wood serpentine mouldings around the base, tll r sons; city makers, of 3) Years’ standing (none better); rich, sweet tone; are new agraffs all through with three uy and fully FOR, SALE VERY CHEAP—A NEW FIRS tranted tor flv are hall p BATTERSO: Fort eth street: are offered for $300 to nh be seen and fully Storage Establishment arcaina in this eliy, and it"oe g nis + aN shipped if required, 7 A. M. wll SP. M. if hans T CLASS 7! octave Piano, which had to be taken in settloment of a debt New York. The pianocan be seen at HENRY BuHR's, glue dealer, 261 Pearl str F°s, SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE FOR Eur. pe, & Grand salon Steinway Plano, ar West Twenty-third street Fo SALM—A_ HANDSOME rounl corners agratie 1% must be sold nearly new, OCTAVE FOUR (in want ns of money) at halt value. 163 Bleecker street, rear shop l OFFER A FINE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND hand Planos at immense sacrifice tor cash; on ins stalments, trom deducted it pure i and terms to No. 8 Union square (165 Fourth avenue). Two vir A J UsIC BOX WANTED—LARGE SIZE; GIVE LOW. 6st price aud full particulars. IANO st 54th street, ey 10 $2), 08 tor hi ased. 1 BROW. TOR 3y ACADEMY suit the times. N@ ACADEMIES, <J. SAUSH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, —CLASSES + at Masonic Hall 114 Hast sh street PRIVATE LESSONS LARS at private acade my, 2b MAR. eut from 98 up; rene KRAKAUER, 362 Bowery, near Third street. in complet k. WEHER st lith DANC or Brevoort at any hour: R, 87 Murray street, L=LAROR LOT) PRICRS all at MERRELL'S, ¥ CLASS ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES le or to let; everythin maka. e orderg Inquire at 15 Bleecker street, Bast. KEMP. all, street. NG, ho fy Beccker street Soiree Criday evening, April & Building, Mondays and Commencing April these Soiree arly oxery Wednesday eveuiny A -CARTIBG’S DANCING ACADE ayVesaut and Thrsdays; will Ninth streets, heretotore. -« be hel Y, PLIMPTON'S Classes, new classes now forming; open all summer, PVA lessons in glide walls a spe cially. ing. German motes, 4c Bawagyasrer tF : taught pertectiy tn one quarter taught perfectly in six private Brookes DANCING ACADEMY, No. 24 RECEPTION M's, LBNORS—LADLES P moots o ate lessons DUM AIS our ih aire, SOIRER WED. Mar Nis es Opens A 81 BRO IVATIO at byrne ANUING ACADEMY, DAY KVEN Grand Reception Dansante baster Monday even. Ii dance ME st. All the popuiny Dances in one course of instruction, Valse a i'anvers (reversing) tangiit ina few lessons, CLASS lay at 2 o clock: url Mali 78