The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1875, Page 3

In this City and Brookiyn. TANTED, PART Lg ei HOUSE SUITABLE FOR Ane es Hi. box ta) Heraly office oY A mined, yn env pte R Sout, referred. Sadrogs rs and lowest erus, GO. W. G, Her: a, A WANTED, PART OF OR WHOLE HOUSE, WITH Aa manee invrovements, ‘by . private family of a bee naa Ae oe LADY, LIVING ALONE, WISHES A ROOM AND Bedroom in a private house, up town; west side, ‘Address M. J. K., box 2.4 Herald office. Aa’ FAMILY OF ADULTS DESIRE AN UPPER PART et PUN ora French Flat, consist of six or seven rooms, Reo full particulars, incluaing rent, [AL tion A. FAMILY OF ADULIS WANT THE UPPER PART TLL above ppirnere 4 i reterred; rent be moderate. Address C. ast River Na- ieee Bank, 682 croadway, mous rook room aud loca- east OR FOUR STORY Sob STOOP HOUSE ed—Botween Twentie _ ae sag i -seventh Bireela Hit 1 50, Eighth Pieris ng Bee rent not \gxceeding dares Lox ievaid Uptown “A, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC DEARES TO RENT FOR a glimmself and small amily vt four Part of a private (6 or 6 rooms). where instruction on the piano inl Ai be teken in part payment for Feats Jocation nyust be epee class; references exchanged, Address F.C. 8. 208 est ‘Pwenty freh Peet LADY, WITH WIDOWED DAUGHTER, WANT | the c! repre house, eee pan is going ‘abroad le country; unexceptionable reierencs. Address HOME, teruld office. m GOOD SIZEO FURNISHED HOUSE WANTEO— bs September or October; or one for the year, ‘Where the owner Wonid remain, wiih privilege of a 1ew ‘other boarders. Ad box 175 Herald office. A RADY, LIVING | ALONE, WOULD LIKE A N&AT- Site td Koom in a’ respectable locality; pri- Feary iy proerred Fent not to exceed $12 per f nouth, Herald Uptown Brauch office. LADY HAVING FURNITURE BUT NO MONEY PS: ld inke to meet a gentleman who would we taking a house; security giveu. Address Rive Tox 19 Herald Uptown Brauch office. SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS WOULD LIKE A é tamilar family to join in taking a House tok Sake ee Fequires. Address Wore .. Herald Uptown branch office. re qocre MAKRIED reg bed ane 10 Be ge their newly furnished ain to id with senantin part bayiment of rent No agents onsibie parties dress KENIN E- SINT box lol Heeatd Upeow Beusch attics LADY DASIRES A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘arlor and inside Bedroom in a first class locatlon a week till hest references. “ee . H. H., Herald Uptown i Bragon office. RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN WOULD LIKE to taxe charge ol a house for the summer. Please juire at 227 kast (wenty-first street, FIRST OLASS TENANT WANTS A HOUSE suitable for @ small private family, witn th desirabie thobrhieod are to feseive. satiy ctleutions should mace fail apswers, ve attention, shou! ‘a Darticulare ‘Address “UB PAY, eral ofloe, A WIDOW LADY, ENTIRELY ALONE, DESIRES Ae some une parties to Aisist her rin taking @ house, Address GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO OR TAREE uniurnished Rooms Re ren fe = pareee house, re poste eeet pate jeentien, ets Id ofice, jee. nth sires per month, aurees “an box Lid GENTLEMAN Ba eeadytaoed A NICELY FURNISHED amali Koom in house of @ soclabie eye widow day. Address, stating location and terms, G. W., Herald ina desirable location, between Fourteenth and y-eighih streets, and Fourth and kighth avenues; ent not to exceed $2,800. JRETWEEN MADISON AND S{XTII AVENUES, FOR- fioth to Fittieth streets—Wantet, use ot extension ‘arior doer hours s de best references given. Address NTI ST, 193 rani Fitty-sixtn street, WENISKED ROOM WANTLD—ABOVE FOUR. feenth street, tor gentleman ani wate, without not to exceea ve Der week. Address 0. U. bette et Herald Uptowa Brauch office. RNISHED HOUSE WANTED IN NEW YORK— where owner would receive rent in Board, with ‘of other boarders: references. Acdresa, tor ree days, HUM, box 167 Leraid Uptown Branch A ‘LARGS FOUR STORY HOUSE, ABOUT 20 ROOMS. Address t, H., station O. URNISHED ROOMS WANTBD.—TWO tg pd Peendieman: brewkiast, anes ot ances. water, tw and Fuitiot th streets and hand sixth a er Sooke ld preierred; state price. dress UMS, Herald foton ‘OUSES WANTED,—OWNERS, LESSEES AND O0- PPEIPGR, REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 233 West Nineteenth street —Wanted, several Houses nt, from $40u to $1,200 a year; good iamilies, without several rioors oa the west side ot the In good houses and Beighdorheod. cxchameed and let, Heute collected. WL, HOUSE WANTED—AT MODERATE RENT, yw Central Pars Brg in good Incati Address, aL arnontace, F. &,, box 11 Herala Uptown REAL ESTATE OWNERS.—A LADY OF BUSI- ness capacity, who Ba furnish the highest vesti- mopiais as to integrity, would take charve Sra block of new buildings or a par tof one ta sell, and y ageot Address i the rales quicker than a ROMPTITUDE, Herald U ‘brat HOTKL OWNERS.—I WANT. TO LE. A SUM. mer Hiotel, completely furnished ; or would run ihe = shares or salary sity reiereaces. Address jerald Uptown Branch otiice, —— i ANTED—A jet ed sTory HIGH sToor HOUSE, we a family of three, in a good neighborhood, beiow firth street; rent notover $1,000 Aduress H. A. 1» Dox 5,56 Fost office. New York. a oe A TERM oF YEARS, FOR MANU- Ing purposes, a shed or Hullding covering ta 1m, the ‘elty or vicinity. 1f convenient to pete, gating teos and terms, D. & "08 office, New ¥. forme ATED, “‘UNFURNISHED—A FLAT OR yoo A small family of A Ww ae house, tor housekeeping. for a fm second aven and betwee Sighigenti ant Twenty-elv hi considered uni BS ei W be See FLBASANT FURNISHED ROOM, BE. low Fourteenth aireet; southern exposure ; it sulted mts bh se tamil Ad eerie! Ae teil Berea dress, ANTEO—TWO UNFGRNISH.D ROOMS, WITH bath, between Fourteenth and Forty-second streets and Third ‘and sixth avenues. Address, staung (eras, i, box 165 Heratd oiftee. wv ANTED-LOWER PART Of HOUSE IN NINTH ward, with attic Room, not to eaceed $4, Ad- dress BANK, siation D. ANTKD, IMMEDIATELY OR BEFURR isT MAY— Wee, 3 ‘2 gentleman, wife and baby, a nice Second four or Ave rooms, with conveviences, a a brit Yate Bouse wittua 6 quarter of an hour’s walk ot Broad- Way and Se street; rent $3) to $85 a menih. Address L. A. 5,, station D. Wow, “with TWO _ SONs, DESIRES THE c of house tor parties intending, fo wave! for an: hot time; references upexceptlonavie. rete Wet Bt, box $43 rest omoe Pome ANTED—A PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, See oF three Rooms in aning house, furnished or enter nished, between fourth and Sixth avenues sad Iwenty- eth, = EWes con, 43 Wall seating aess a mt baal for rentanl allow other gemee! ae ene given, Address P, Was ty A SMALL AMKRICAN PAMULY, A or a nice third Fioor, above, Fifth sircet; res, . Address or apply to o C., ws Brosuway, noes exchanged, ile Ko Mr. Mr. — wo! tainments ced, THE REGULAR KREG! Third THE GENERA mon ii Boul, i ay be i HE Souty | BROaDWayY. MR. JOSH HART, SOLE, P PROPRIETO! “ALWAYS — THE RESOR ADL SS DARQUALLED Pauactions #0 spunatas coMiQuB, NEW FORE HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1875.—QUINTUPLE SHEET, ‘aQd0IKOO WulVERL TUMATR, COMIQUE y. PIHING NEW. NiiR& GHANGE OF BILD, ¢ SRAatL RESORT, AND) CHILDREN, a THIS COMING POR EIGHT A tage a or rH ORL “RENOWNED om ‘aed ~ be AK} paMILy, AK en in nambe| They havo the mot Samaneen: 3 mH of SILVER TABLE and han BEULoover recn in pl bite. be beaatiful and ‘accompitshed sitios JULIA PEAK. Miss PEAKS pert worn ever listened to. ‘formance on the Harp is the most 4s, Ag eariy as 183) the PEAK FAMILY, under the direction of William Peak, Sr., entertainment, as Vocatists, at’ the old Tremont Temple i eouea, aud fr a ow tue penciee idiralpe ‘and towns. In bl @ Bells to the england and ave their first public x years made thelr annual tour of astern iii conceruziog in all i665 Mr. Veal first in- ublic, and trom that time to o present t ‘the Yeak Family pare been berore the pub- as BELL RING&RS, pegs successive season New attractions have been added company in ie vue REGULAR ‘week ot JOUN WIL JOUN Witw Mr. JOHN WILD Miss KIT. CaLIsts, ho. e always there Is always something NE z in thelr Concerts. ‘The present is no excep- on, and ine entertainments are ea petion toany herevw- ARMY, ARMY, HEQULAR ARMY. oat CLAR ARMY with World-wide reputation, the way of DOW ares CHAR- ‘and the Po mily ent halted watn deligit here yer an- W, FRESH fore presented to the public by them. ppearance of the accomplishes Yooalist, Mis NELLIS St Mish NELUIE Br JOuN: NELLIE 8. JOHN. Miss 2 St, JOHN, First appearance of tho RUSSIAN GYMNAST! TOHANOR®, JOUANOFF, JOWANG ER, AR DUNHAR DUN “aihro, tine reANTOMTO. og ANTURIO. HARRIGAN Bea Tete hs is ARRIGAN HART! M4 E HART HAURIGAN E BARRIGAN AN ° Hal whi tm their Great Skoton, £ a 5 wro THE LINE? WHO OWNS THE LINE WHO owns WHO OWNS WHO OWN THE LINE ? His Tae wine t WRERIGAN t18@s"t He "yaw Sond, Hi! AY? OOS BROTHER PAT.” ou it Harries, Pope ty Wild, RM. CARROLL met batts @ RM, CARROLL A: R, M. CARROLL AND ae Di Sox CK and M Abie BENNIE, Pod A laughable THE. SRERLING Chass. TY ONGIL, Miss RLY NEIL, at ¥ 0? Miss after weeks of stud: ‘and first time, execute 1 laborious practice, will, for the LANCASHIRE CLOG DANCE. LANCADSHINE CLOG DANCK, Me: le. weok of {ne Artistic Vocant sent Nee ALBERT ALALES ray ALBERTAIZIE, ALBERTAIZIE, Mile. ALGERTAIZIE. TIMES LICK Be.N. 7 KS WEDNi'SDAY AN. BATUKDAY, MATIN EDS bead aad STE A roe —MONDAY, APRIL 12 dor one wi ~~ ADAH RICHMOND ADAH RICHMOND THs MATY Abii CUAzi. LAGis BNA Sues bemcid Petree end 8 yamee of the t, White, Carer, Wild, Miss Adab Rich- ty Kitey ro Neth conse Ola Clurke, | in new songs. Mr. WM. CARTER, the lion Banjo Player —no equal. ‘CHAS. WHITE, CHAS, WHITE. the young and preasing ROCKS, Mr. Mr. along BENNETY, Nast Auigs BENME Aides REVAL gt nate Miss Alice Bennett, Miss | on Kelly, x a Graver, G. Miss Xan Miss Ki 'Giars,. Miss Jane. Gibbons, al Vivian, Mrs, ©. B. Vivian, age OF FU ne MURDER AT TUB zy Mr. ED. NARKIGAN “ot Wrst BART Lavigs, CUILDREN id FAMILIES The eyeh ing emeriatoment The HSM RIGHT BILL OWRDNESDAY and BATUIDAY BATINEES, world renowned ‘ou, MA! oe. CHARLES MAJ. ter aie ad JiLTON, MAJILTONS, artists, who sand without equals in the world, These ‘bt periorm move receive for eight pe an GULD. Ww éir oop": LR PAR MUSEUM. POPULAR PRL MISSION (Maseutn ‘und Yami y Circle). oer AND Dass UKCDESTRA AND BAL RKSEBVBY ORO aTRA Cua Ds 8. TO ALL PRRFORMANG: : APIIL RAGHUN EXTMEAORDINA WEEK OF STARTLING Every Kvemug at 8 and M. Wed: on aua Saturday Mond tances ‘Thurs. THE The Young Commedicn: rv. vu {ce hoKE, LOU pia fei ay shel” ANE RANK JONES, LOUIS ALDKICH. who will per periorm on the Multary Drama, iferent Musleat iostra SPY! so nis bn biepew ‘Sensation, Tk i couron, RevouM, ‘Tew BLACK ‘and two act Comgay, | assuming ae A BULL IN A : <.. _OaInA SHOP! aRNO rie rent UM, LOUIS ALDRIC Moise wYi VestkR, BO. EBT ‘Hom, BRESK 3 MORTIMER, outro EB, | STU RG! FORD, SACKsTT, Stearton, Si Fates the De —- “Lattle PYERYRIING a ‘treet ma) Places secured’ Math i EZ, co 2, # 8882-0 ICisOO 81300 WAY, { Z se MINSTRobs ee wast OPERA HOUSK, MINSTRELS, AND BACKUS, aw CORNKH TWENIY-NINTH STREET. re nbelliag, atel. bir bi The Biacabirds. B bon oy = iN A FLX. very ust Laugh. iivery aunt, wa 7 tim Coming.” Bvery W. FROM AND SPARKLING, Ch tok EN DMICK, Secret SSANSLTER" GND 3 HERCHE ik ANGYLE ROOMS 1OMOn WARtem a SECOND “FLOO or FOUR ROOMS, ina ps Pee ) gh a fam ap, ot ‘ag yay ho be- pay Lhe Tenth LOCUTION.—% BAST TENTH STREET, “I AM tabiog lemons from, ret, HURLBUFS, my voice proved, W volume, end Dower." Os LZ pay HUGH, 16 Washington sirecu SW snrno. eno na ROOM, WITH A) opmne. HALL iB TALISMAN, BY BALYE. ust De on second paneer! T “Fiowret, | Kise Thee,” wu Maas, 40 cents; ana neat 8 good tesnurant. “add sie Lady Bveuuna, sung cP Koulon one. 6) cents: “Ben amon 1 See TTT Ae mee “at a NTED—BY A mess iy Exe id sro i ae, Pele ANTED—OPPER OR LOWER PART OF mm ste wix or seven looms, betwe: Twel rt nth avenue vu ran poe ear test a “aires ny ig D— wt nba Reena foe Hes WOX 3,412 Post oF irr emt must ve moderate, X. h street. ty a ent hot. to to eacerd is Sascau street, room ba Bn! AN ha Ghat AXD en Eighth and Bi fen T wens Weems OR sin i THE 187. gt ye A UN. amen w aye an yous, chia eee tor ie one mn DNeLABLas ‘eit, Lieraa Upron Uptown Branch “WAkTED—8y A FAMILY OF THRER fie ete an unfurn! Floor for lieht housekee p* imei ii particulars: PRRMAMIEAT, ES Sorel oe ! We ice 3 4 Ret: yg mo D_AND F007, bot Eee Rae Bence ee Wor Other Advertisements Under Tals E M"a TE fuearne = Best ge hes Le 4 598 aoe | Osman ner Guanes LL pb EL" principal actresses Vid ANNIE, spectacular Zip Lak of “THE Bi as the hit of 1 having returned to wenervor opera, ‘opers. bouts or NBAR EY AND RBC! s LB ROOMS sROUR 13 UseD BY THE KEMP Loaf CONTRALTO VO- cept ene Sieve pieces, Address ADVAN TY nd. OF FIO‘, Windsow HoT! Pvourteenth street Ue Arcs art POSTER BNA. bok hin res, at the the ROAY, AT 9B. ora firs THE DAl GEST POSTER IN AMERIOA) SEPSNES Nanay F Mitnin near Bow respecifully LLS EVERY rage at ar # and ND 8 payee Mh, Fife Bio. Lames 4 Bane, ACADENT % A ahi ad BLE FOR” TRis KV By NING, ‘oat engina FRuOiSELY MUSIG hY |e i H E 3 F Ili u HR MM MM EEEB DDDDD Fv i 3 uM M B D 8 BA MM MM OB D ~~ = HMM MM D> 2 AsAsAA HHA MM MM EB D z A am H MMMM E 8 Fe HS i 3 a a A AH H M M M KEEFE DDDDD Ii| OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, “The plot of the play rests anon a number of stoare pictures, wingnare ot singular Dowuly and tiveness.”"—New Yorn Wer) “Every meritorions dramatic presentation of vhe sengon has proved @ success, and the run of ‘Ahmed’ should add -anouer to tho triomphs"—kyening Mall “Mrs. Dunn has produced a spectacte play whicn is well adiptod to she wage, and ‘yl € possossitix the practical ability’ of the "White and ‘slack Crooks’ of the period, sur- Passes them in altributes ol plot, mind, taste and uruastle form.”—New York Tribune. “One of the most truly ever seen on any staze, finite credit on the aru Mait Morgan, The turnament scene tn the stcond act and 2 fair; cave scene in the third Were also very beautiiul, d won instant recognition trom Uke mmense judienge.”—ew York Herald, “The sitver grotto in the the third act may, with Justice, ve elted as a set of unparaileled maguin. cence, and the conrbinaiion of masses of shining metal, with water jots bounding like molten sil- ver in the lime ‘itzht, these forming a bac! ground ( the evolutions of a caphatly trained corps de ballet, ek Timea 4 sightuever to be forgot- ten."—New Yor! “rhe spectacle showed for the first time what a woman's taste could do in the arraugement of hignt and color; for the scenery, wh tery devoid of those giaring’ charac’ whith have. distinzuished the ‘setting of tormer pre en combinations of quiet spesine Drought into Prominence under a ssutul Adjustment of ight winich made up ‘a revelation Micved that the spectacte. is aiteris devoid of ob served that the rly devoid of ob- JJecuionable features" —Graviie, iy OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OLD TIMES AT THE AND yawed OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘SSQ0H V4addO GNVuD BHL IV sal G10 OPERA HOUSE, OPERA ROUSE, OPERA HOUSE, OPERA HOUSE, OPERA HOUSE, OPERA HOUSE, BPROIAT NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE, SPECIAL NOTICE, SPECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE, SPECIAL NOTICE, DowN AT DOWN AT DOWN aT DOWN aT DOWN AT Baexum 3 ROMAN HIPPODROME, OuLy A FEW DAYS MORE LY A aS ar ease MORE 10. Wit. NBS THE MOST IMPOSING SPECTACULAR DISPLAY EVER CONCKIVED BY woman’ TWAGINATION THE RESOURCES OF SCIENCE, SKILL, AKT AND MSaltH | EXTAUBTED IN 'PLRFECIING THE i} 0) VI ston OF THE ROURTS, Vision OF THE HOURKIS, AND Poigeney it TUE MOST Banibing Fd F GLITTERING SPLENDOR aa ENTRANCED THE SENSE: 00 erties SILVER CLAD LADIES IN THE MAGNIFICEN| MABOU OF THE AMAZONS, PRE-»NIDNG@ AW ENRAPTORING VicW OF LUVE- LINESS, INCANDESCENCr, AND GORKGLUUSNESS: WHOLLY WiTL Our Pie CED ENT IN THE RSALMS THE IMAGINATION CONFOUNDED BY THE MAS. BIVis GKANDLUR OF THIS ENIERTAINMENT, , MONDAY, APRIL 6, REPRODUCTION OF TUK WONDERFUL PAGEANT CONGRESS OF THE MONARCHS, CUNGRESS OF THE MUNARCHS, REORGANIZED AND b.Qt ie D POR THE GREAT TRAVELLING CAMFAlG 1875, ITS #GKMER MAGNIFICENCE PALGD BY THE TRANSCENDENT BeAGEy OF TTS NEW AND BRILLEANT WA CD ROLE, ame GORGEOUS TRAPPINGS, CHBED Cuantons REP. GLULTERING BOVE: SIGNS 0 JEWE. Ina PLATUR 68, WILL Be GIVEN ENTIRE APrER- NOON AyD LVRMING. THE BNTIRE prepoprome PROGRAMME, THE BKNTles HI PROGRAMRE, K THREE HOURS PRRFORMANOR, ee Pa ett Bort DaY AND Muuri NEW RACES UronN 7aB.- GRAND COURSE, IN wiicu _ ExiigorteD THE REMARKA- BLE 5PBED Hs -W BNGLIst RUNNING HORSES, RIDDEN BY yeavie ‘AND BEAUITFUL YOUNG "LADIES! TUS WEEK EVERY ENTERTAINMENT SPERSED WITH ae TROTTING pacha, RAND TULTING BACK wy wonton Moe AnaeADY WS LEED MANY FAVORITE HORSKS Of THIS AND AD, UBNT CLIT2S, PAURANTS, PROCESSIONS, AND THR RENOWNED HURDLE, FLAT, CHAKION, AND O©HBR CONTE: TS," DAY AND NIGHT, AT 1 AND 6:30, INTER- PERNAGERIR oF JOL, SINN'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, AUGMSNYATION OF FOROKS, ma. Greatest Noveity bntertainment ie crowding to witness it Brooktyn’s best and lovetiest maraene Presing. to aie With the rich delights. Niehtiy ai day RE Staaten Admission—Lic., B6c., 400. and The. night matinees, NWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, APRIL 5, KKLLOGG ENGL “HOPI i. Malte vs charming opera, BOWLMIAN GIRL -Miss CLARA LO} KELLOGG isk ‘Kes, Mr. Maas, Mr. Carleton, Miss Cresewald it ihe cast. s TRORSDAY APY AVT: RNOON. apni %, ioe ee LAS APIBRNOON PUBLIC REHEARSAL. ADMISSION, 750.; BessBVKD erage ‘\ BATURDA a A 80; b RS ang By ~_ & ob oF Thee give hi 41H ‘snk SON FRIVAY & Fon, ea ats, andoo SATURDAY AFTERNOON Grainwar HALL. TO-NIGHT, SUNDAY, APRIL FIRST GHAND SACD toxonat BATION AL, HUNGARIAN GYPSY OROHBSSKA OF VIGNN, whose success been unprecedented, & pro- mime BXTRAOKUENALY BRILLIANCY presented, General bg bemy 1. Mi conte NDAY EVENING, APRIL 4 Last convhinn 4 or T THE inaVaunab, | SERIES, RYANT'S OPBRA wouss (WR: T 23D + Sy ag nigh! ATURWDAY tity aa THE SKIDMORER, THK SKIDNONES. THS BRIGaNDS. THS BRIGANDS THE BRIGANDS, THs Renton KS, ners the wi man. Jom’ wollege, ireus. rains BUWEEY. ae rena cL ae Gunat KBUUCLION ix Phic cea Adratasto: weeny Admission Family Circ y ahs ~arn AS Race __ FRIDAY NLGATS Songs Aas a 4 ea GRANO PROMEN «DE CONCERT, oy MONDAY EVENTO, APRIL 5, _BD nnoimnnt ARMORY, MTH ST. AND OTH AV “ORPHANS” WALTZ, of Miss Ciaxton ANJO, SUNG SH Sn JIG, © nad poarieg street, near Bowe; oe. by ou SUGAR, | ioem ROKR Rand BH ADOW, “DANGANTRY AND R ge" fk AP THE ARGYL ROOMs MUR. a>-— MOLC AMY'S be sy! ime Revor Miss the Water Tul the ‘ovhers, at 10 comte cach, an wi ward Squa NG's, ae Bowen if | Every might at 8 veats Orchestea Chairs | fg hc a Mr. 109 ROMANE) iu toa TTITTITiT H FERRER H HK z ig H KE ¥ H uo td RAR KER = H uo oR z pit HE oa H oe ? Hu H EBEEEE ere | BBRBBBB it GGGGG 3 BUG a BG B BUG BBBBBB it G@ B BIG B BUG oo B BIG a BBSBBB il GGGGG 00 NN N A NN N “4LLEL A QO O NNN AA NNW 2 AA @ O NNN AA NNW h AA 9 OQ NNN AA NNW Z AA O ONNN AA NNN @ AA O O NNN AAA NNN @ AAA O O NNN AANNN & A A 0 ON NN A ANNN & ae oO N NNA AN NN 22272 A A THE HIT OF 1875. EIGUTA WE wrn 10 STH PLArOuMANCK, HOUSES OROWDEDII! LAUGHTER INCKSSANT! THE BIG BOVANZAT Matinee pot at 2 20. ay be secured tor 2 daye ahea: YCEUM TAEATRE, AIMKWS PARBWELL, en IN LA Sons PARFUMEUSE, E Mis IN LA JouIK PARFUMBUSE, ae sprig! of kreueh paces » pf rence Operas, Bo amin in her orminal ¢ i, Sts Pity fron, AIMEE in her orimal creation, N, | meares DIED: ONEAr ule La 7) Ae eit cht pry oaeay etd fafa JOLIE PARP UME OSE, in Par memos ot 200, Tee AS AOKIEY D LE Ge La JOLIE PanrOMEUSIE, LA JOuln PARFUMEUBK, TRAE JOULIEST OF FRENCH OPenhS RBOUFFE, HE JOULES? OF FRENCH OPERAS BOUFPS, be tor a iimited number of nigate only, boule noveluics are In preparation 1oF ARLWELL ALPEARAN es OF AIMs Te FAREWELL APP. te. ANw RA URUAY. Sfariner Which a4 be cootinard EVERY bVr.NIN: in Ufenbach's now world taucous Opera voutle r JOLIE PARFUMEUSs, ‘A JoLIE PARFUMEUSE, Prodaced with new scenery, costumes, properties, ap- Bornumente, perfect miss eu scene. the case inciad tne AiMEs, im her orieinal creation HOSE MICHON = supported oy ‘ni, Duvouchet, Cavt Sivty, Vandelet, Lelmas, Coragiia, Detrang; M Kovietz, Dunoachet, arrigottl, Guyot. Adoret. Chorus and orch stra under direction of U. EVAN QUEL. ISTORU'S RETURN TO NEW YOR TYCROM TICATRE NEXT WEEK. YWO NIGHTS ONLY WEON. SDAY MATINEE, MONDAY. April 12, kllzabeth, Queen of fugiand. KISTO IMt AS’ ¢LIZABE TE. Apel ket RistURL AU TUT, Rutori’s last sppenrance in Roglise Tragedy. wi wi ‘me; F Hugo’s renown : seed UGHeZLA. BURULA. Wea after which Mme. &15TOK( wili enact for the last time in nngish the celebrated sleep walking scene from Bhakespeare's sublime traa:ty, RISTORT (last time " p ieee A8 LADY MACBETH «Da pril 14, Matin ‘anit, INSTR. RISTORI (ast. ANIME) as MARIE ANTOINETTE, ~ Prices as usual, rate commences Wednesday. THURSDAY, Ave 1, Ristori's Farewell to Newark. FRIDAY, eu LY NIGHT 1y BROOKLYN OF RESTORE IN ENGLISH TRAGEDY. RRoerson HALL, 1TH 81, BETWBEN BROADWAY AND otit AV, Commencing MONDAY, APRIL 12, for a short season. CHARLIss Mow VoY'S famous UABe RN pam poy B, bar bewiten: pad a Doenery of Ireland, aled by; ere aah Poety and ‘Melody. ielody. = Ae Tink Rie MU. UF BRIN w exquisitely red im ail its ‘dmplicity and Len 4 the mos talent oe Pa tire ormat who will appear in * melange eof irth, Music, Pathos and Mimicry. ‘We.; gallery, sip, Steen, ey: reserved sweats, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. a Soy a. BROS TO ANNOUNOR io her * newro mantic ‘crema, iy tour acts en wtled, with which she ts prepered to acceptstar 6 ments, The eopy rigit is ected. " ‘atia fee, Darling's repertoire Inclades ucrezia Borgia,” “Lady of "The Huneh, _ Address care » Clipper otiice., J ALLACK'S THEATRE, NEW YORK, Waxespar, March st, 1876, Mr. Koeexs A. simi have th { you ieee og rian ease nates ettec! Bip) than’ Jegal tases jure taahfaliy, DION BOUCICAULT, $20.% MMER ARRANGEMENTS — FRENCH . Gone bes eS. ‘eth superior ‘mal thi re ris Pt cal any eae UITAR. BANJO, BINGING, 40,—PROFESSOR OR tas ob EE Sones Dies in a few te any yes ut ping soi foctively. 121 kart Pte Pexing: (Rann SHADOW "4 SANTEE” AND REOUERONR G SUIRKR AT Ree ROOMS TO-MOR- How Mgt, : BK GRAND PAI OF 8M. ANN'S OPEN EVERY ae this week, im ‘6 Rooms, Four. uisnal steractions; Seventh Bandy ao. ‘Xdmiseion 28 cen core W, Th” AND RRCHEROHK SOLREB THe A Gy titi io magST Ein “Room ROOMS 10 MOR $1 2E PRK WEEK PUPILS PERFECTED IN ALI styies ot Dane ements weer When competent by J iW, FULL ee ta Pulles & | Hughes, + Amity atroey, Ui __ AMUSEMENTS. nN AU AAA ARAAARARANARAA, Orme’ THEATRE, 64 BROADWAY, a OLAMPIO Tit THEATER, vanaf] novs! ROWDED * z ATTEST ES CROWDED TO THE THE SUPREMACY OF iHIs, DOORS PAMILY THRATRE, THE FAVORITR THEATRE FOPULAR RESORT or BARTLDRRN, FAMILIES AAOLAT, PARTIBE HEARTILY INDORSED BY “SHE Por, fi NEW YORK NE "The entertainment, 48 8 whole. is the best ever given tn the ci! Voolo has created @ revolution in the v: ‘riety business.” NEW YORK SUN. “A brilliant performance and crowded aud- itorium, the indies lar; poly presominating.” RK STAR, “Mr, John Poole hag made a success in ole- vating the tone of variety shows, and to him must be given the honor of producing the best Variety Derformanees ever given in this ety.” NEW YORK WORLD. “The Olympic theatre crowded with re- fined and fashionable audiences.” NEW YORK TRIBUNE. “Our better class of Ne} take their fam- ilies to the Olympic Theatre. NEW YORK TIMES, “A mode! entertainment in every respect" NEW YOUR EXPRESS, “The entertainment 13 a noteworthy one, with somethiag to p e every taste and nothing to offend the most fasti.tious.”” NEW YORK SUNDAY DISPATON. *“Rednement and good taste mark the ver- tormances, 1t is decidedly a tamily theatre, an! as such we are glad to see the ladies and children crowding it,” NEW YORK MEROURY. “Phe quality of the auaience way indicated by, the prepouderance of the gentier sex in! | al > 624 on oe 6m oe NEW YORK TELEGRAM, “The Olyuple ‘Theatre was ageia: crowded dagt evening with an audience reainaing one { the Academy on opera night,” NEW YORK SUNDAY NEWS. “Tt would be diMeuit to conce!ve a richer or more varied programme: as retined, ‘oo, ax the most critical taste could desire and highly enjoyed by the vast concourse of ludies pres- 624 THE NOME JOURNAL. “Mr. Poole has established the fuct that a variety periormance can be reudered as pure and chase as what is known a8 Qe legit. boty NEW YORK SUNDAY TIMES, “Itis well named ‘The! amily Dies ‘theatre.’ tees ° “OLYMPIC TH THEATRE, | 6% BROADWAY, oe 6m ® REST COMPANY IN THE wornp BEST OOMPANY ix THE WORLD: NO ONE DALE DOUBT IT. “NO ONE DARE “NO ONE DAKE THE LEGEND STANOING RC ONLY DISPLAYED, NIGHTLY THE RISING OF THE oURTAT AFFIRMS & DOUBT 1p” DOUBY pousr 1 1 N 1, THE MOST, INTENSE, | EXOITEMENT THE ge ce THE OR TUR THaRLess, TUE DARING MLL ——e —@ LEONA DARE, THE WONDER OF Tits caeeune AGE, THE EMPRESS OF THE AIR, aaa eoorbES e rs te boorere Se eee > m ; by F Fre py C00C00, » Ebr § a eBaboe br Rtas Um en ee, ut em ae wrens eR = ee Luwmaraes >>, * 3 idea 7 > Ero? pe >> IN HER MARVELLOUS MID-AIR PRRPORMANCE ch OF saarrag’ GREATEST OC COMIC ARTIST LIVING, ot haa »! hit suire, 1 RUSSELL RUSSEL, RUSSELL, ¥ NCE OF OF Tite FIRST APVEARARCE, OF OTKE (ada Vooarsst, mR phone ROONEY! — INATRE gun mast eek: it Skee! ve og tae BRAIN ocroues RIAN. PAVORITE WORRKLL SISTERS, in the new gra ventie MORTON, FRIDULIN, UTERS AND MC Wabreas AND MORTON, WALTER: AND MOMLON. OWN HART. HN HART JOUN HART. Mr. Ty pt NELSONS. | . wet COURT BION, W. BOAT Lule Mr, JOUN GILBGRT, Mr. JAMES VINCENT, Miss ALICE HARRISON, Hise UL Poe RL, Miss K YOUNG, Mise SALDES ON WEL » BR COUDING, GW nk & Nis O;H. WM. GHEY Miss ADDIE FARWELL, Miss MARLE CONNELLY, Mies PEARL THOKNTON. Miss NITLE WILSON, pa Sa HAMIOWN STUDENTS. bongs al Melodies of the coloreu race. sof the new Manca! Travestie on acing all the music of UINUPLE.FIROFLA, PRIDOLIN, or, THE ISLAND OF MONKEYS. ola Mi Worrell itor varie “iar Bopine Worrell Rother Wangor 4 a anh Ome gan a further apienaia east of che Admission... heserved pee eae: rh: an eae. may POSITIVELY fre erery MATINBES WRDND: sDAY A AND eAttnpsy 4 | : ATINBES WED. ESUAY AND ‘JIeKh WRONESDAY AnD BA' LADY GYMNAST, | Poweny THEATRE, iM, WM. B. PRELION........- post verse MANAGER gE00ND WELK SECOND WEEK SROOND WEEK BECOND WEXK BECUND WEEK SECOND WEEK BECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK OF THE oF THE 1 | | YORE YORE YORK YORK YORK YoRE YORK YORK orry ory orry ory cerry cry crry erry GREAT OREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT SENSATION SENSATION SENSATION SENSATION Of SENSATION OW SENSATION OF SENSATION OF NEW SENSATION OF NEW AND OF EUROPE, AND OF 1 AND ! : AND aND AND AND AND OP oF NEW NEW EW NEW Now oF EUROPE OF EUROPE, OF oF EUROPE, OF EUROPE. OPINION OF THE NEW YORK RAERALD ON TURSDAY MORN MARCH 94, 187% “AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS” Ater weeks of preparation and at a great expense of time and outlay of money Manager Freligh produced the grand spectacular drama of “Around the World in Kighty Days,” transiated ant adapted from Jules Verne’s sensational story of the same name. For first night the working of the scenery and the whole ma- chinery of the stage went exceedingly well. The first scene opens in London, and im panoramic oraer scene after scene succeeds, giving jrictures of life, manners, habits and customs in England, Egypt, on the Sues Cana), at Calcutta, in the island of Borneo, m Calitor- nia, on the plains among the Indiana, over the Pacifle | Raliroad, on shipboard aad pack again in England. "me play closely follows the story of the French author throughout. The cast requires a large number of art- ists, aud among those whose plause of the ° iust night lence were Mre Jones, Miss Sackett and Miss Baidee Montgomery, Mr. Edwin F, Thorne played the part of Jol Archibald, an Ainerican gentioman on bis travels, with skill, Intelligence and hearty good humor, and made a deciled impression by nis good acting, Mr. Marston, as the servant of Mr. Fosg, was uproartously funny, and the remaind cf of the cast acquitted them- ting attracted the ap- audien ce for excel- ‘The house was crowded sclveswith commendabdie sk! to excess, and, although the curtain did not fat until | long after midnight, the audience remained until the | ond. The play bas proved « big success, and trom pres ent indications wil! hold the stage of Old Drary for» mood long run, GLORIOUS BUCCESS. GLORIOUS SUOCESS, GLORIOUS SUCCESS. GLORIOUS SUCCESS, GLORIOUS sULCESS. BHOUsES CKOWDE SUFFOCATION, HOUSES CROWD! SUFFOCATION, HOUSES CROWOK SUFFOCATION. HOUSES CnowDE SUFFOUATION, HOUSES CROWDED SUFFOOATION, AROUND WORLD AROUND WORLD AROUND WORLD AROUND WORLD AROUND WORLD AROUN WorRLD ARoUN! WORLD AROUN WORLD AROUND WoRLD AROUND WORLD AYA, i a) 0 ESI: gis Ez a's E Ta TH | 4 = 5 | 2 = = | s Ft ® s 4 S = | c 2 & & 4 m Zee elelelel2 Sicis = E'S! Sl sta a4 = PRP? ietetels cic B'e's's Seen eeRS é i] = < Py iN f Daya, BY PILLET AND CONNELLY. "Engagement of the yc young American Artis, Br “THORNE. MONDAY BVENING, APRIT, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL MONDAY EVENING, APRIL MONDAY EVENING, APRIL MONDAY EVENING, APRIL AND UNTIL FURTAER NOTION ‘The whole produced under che Immediate supervision of! + MAURICE PIKE, Stage Manayer. THE PAGODA OF PILLIARY!, MARCH BY <@ BEAUTIFUL YOUNG Laprns, ESCAPE’ OF AOUDA ON THE WAR ELEPIANT, AOUSI, GRAND FINALB, Pronounced by the press and publie to be the MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENE ¢vor produced in America. MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES MARCHES, original, inal. by ¥, W. HOFLR, sUPERNUMERARING IN GRAND MARCHES, THE BLACK GROOK EXOBLLED, AN OCAAN STEAMER UNDER FULL sTgam AND BAIL EXPLs)8t0N, ENGULFED IN THE WAIESS OF THY ATLANTIC, @ marve! of mechanical art, from the model of P. W. Hote (parenced). ON THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, ATTACK OF THE sTOUX. THR CLUB ROOM OP THE RCCENTRICS (By Cab erty TUE WAGER Wox-—x00 MATINEE AT 1¢ EVERY SATURDAY. MATINEE AT 1g BVERY SATUMDAY, FPP rs lel | | | | | MATINER af 9g RVERY SATURDAY, MATINER AT 14 AVERY SATURDAY. MATINER AT 1j EVERY SATURDAY. Carriages may be ordered ai 11:10. THE PRICES OF ADMISSION ARE: Amphitheatre...... The Box Book is now open al the office of the Theatre, whére Renta may be sscurca l0deys in advance without entre charge. Rotice—Alteration of time—Doors open at 785 Performance commencing at® 2, My Pe