The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1875, Page 8

RAPID TRANSIT. CAN THE PRESENT comCsSION BE SUPER SEDED?—THE SECTION UPON WHICH LAW- ‘YERS DIFFER—ALFRED ¥. LOZIER'S PLAN, No session of the Commission was held yesterday, Saturday being the day the members set apart for the transaction of their own business. The engin¢ers, how- aver, were busily employed all day in examining plans, making calculations, &c., preparatory to reporting their views as to the best plan of construction. Mr. Mott, with President Courtright, of the Greenwich Street Ele- vated Railroad, spent a portion of the day in an exami- nation of proposed routes. Mr. Alfred E, Lozter, No. 85 Wall street, has presented a plan which he describes tn his letter accompanying iv as follows: I proj to construct a road as per accompanying ¥ and drawings, on cast iron columns, fourteen foet Ben. sunk four feet into the earth, resting upon granite | biockS, pile or ballast, to be fifteen inches in diameter at their base, cighteen feet in length, including capitals, to be surmounted by a cast or composite iron bed plate sixteen fect long, three feet wide and one foot deep, to be supported at its ends and centre by ornamental iron bracket work, and also to rest on the capitals of the col- ‘amns—the longitudinal spans from column to colurnn to be double wrought tron beams, with a steel sixteen pound ra#t clainped in a groove at the top, the spans not to be under twenty-tive nor over thirty feet in length, tat street crossings, where they are to conform to tho width of the streets over which they pass and their strength increased by truss rods, The gauge of the road Bot to be over four feet and reduced tw three feet if found practical for the successful operation of a seven foot car body, as the narrowness of the gauge will ma- terially contribute to the solidity and durability of the structure, I will erect as per drawing « wrought iron arch from the extrome ends of the bed plate for the sup port of the telegraph wires. I will also have, as per drawing, a wrought iron bulwark as high car windows as a proventive against accident on the road and frightening of horses on the street, the same to be surmounted by an ornamental cresting ten inches high, to join on to and harmoniously blend into the ornamental iron work that supports the arch. The Btructure to be placed in tbe centre of the avenue, and as our principal avenues are sixty in width from curb to curb, and as the structure only measures eleven | feot two and a half inches from extreme outsides ot col- ‘umns, there will be left on each side of structure, be- tween column and curb, a drive way twenty-four feet four and three-quarter inches in width, a street about as wide as Fulton street on each side of the structure, while at the same time teams can pass in any direction between the columns. You wifl, by referring to the ground plan, see that this structure will not be as detrimental to travel with vebicles as the present surface tracks. When the lower end of the avenue is reached and the structure m necessarily traverse narfow streets occupied by stores, warehouses, &c., 1 would place one line of the columns on the sidewalks, the other just outside the curb, which } would be leas obstruction to travel than a seven foot car claiming absolute right of way on tho surface track in the centre of a narrow street. My ESTIMATES THE COST per mile, double track, at $180,000; and, with full equip ments, $241,000 per mile. The advocates of rapid transit seem to be alarmed at the prospect of the Commission being unable to agree upon the route in time to have it officially proclaimed before the sixty days named in the law, and conse- quently fear the dissolution of the Commission. Some persons construe section 4 to mean that it is only pecessary for them to name the route within sixty days, and that the subsequent proceedings to confirm their selection can be had later. Among these, it is under- stood, is Mr. G. P. Lowery, counsel of the Gilbert Ele- vated Railroad, and ex-Judge Emmet, The former gentleman’s opinion is that of an interested advocate; but Judge Emmet’s is an opinion asked for by the Commission. It is understood that his opinion is merely a verbal one, consequently his reasons for making it bave not transpired. Section 4, upon which ‘the difference of opinion exists, reads as follows :- Said Commissioners shall, within thirty da such organization, determine upon the ‘necessity of such steam railway or railway nd if they find such railway or railways to be necessary in suc! ball, within sixty days after such organi and determine” the route or routes for such s way or railways, and the said Commissioners s the exclusive power to locate the route or routes of such railway or railways, over, under, through or across the Streets, avenues, places or lands in such tounty, except “Broadway and Fifth avenue, below Fifty-ninth street, and Fourth avenue, above Forty- second street, in the city of New York,” and except such portions of streets and avenues as are legally designated for the main line of or occupied by an vated or undergroand railway in actual operation, and except such as are contained in pnblic parks or occupied by buildings belonging to such county or to this Bate, or to the United States, and excepi that portion of the city of Buffalo lying between Michigan and Main streets, and to provide tor the connection or june- tion with any other railway or bridge, provided’ that the consent of the owners of one-half in value of the property bounded on and the consent also of the local authorities having the control of that portion of a street or highway apon which itis proposed to-con- struct or operate such railway or ratlways be first obtained, or, im case the consent of such perty owners cannot be obtained, that the determination of three Commissioners, —_ap- pala by the General Term of the Supreme ourt in the district of the proposed construction given after a due hearing of all parties interested and con- firmed by the Court, that such railway or railways ‘ought to be constructed or operated be taken in lieu of the consent of such property owner: By Mr. Roosevelt, whose views were given in yester- @ay’s Hernan, and others, the term “fix and deter- . Mine” is construed to mean a final selection after all formalities of the law to acquire the right of way have deen complied with. If such be the epirit of the law GRAVE DOUBTS EXIST as to the ability of the Commission to comply with the act within the time specified in the act. In the event of their failure it is claimed their tunctions under the act cease. The Citizens’ Rapid Transit Association, it seems, are not satisfied with the progress made by the Commission, and their officers propose to convene the association within a few days to take action, looking to the aid of the Commission or t supersedure by another commission, which it is asserted can be raised under the first section of the act. The construction of ‘the first section is such that several lawyers think com- Mission after commission can be eppointed withont fur- ther reference tothe Legislature until the problem is solved, provided that Ofty householders and taxpayers ly for such appointment. oh Commission will meet egain on Monday. [sm STATES, LE Mad buh te tuveet ia call ot tas 6 day and Thursday evenings during August and September, to co-operate with us in ourefforts for x United States legal tender sound currency, based on the faith and credit of the people of she United Hates, The fret of a series of popular mectings will be held at Cooj ptember, EUGENE BEEBE, Secretary. MATRIMONIAL, ATRIMONIAL ADV tains two portraits and 41° matri 0c, Address PUBLISITER, box 5 50 Post office, NEOUS. NY PERSON I} advice of a experienced lawys wyer will be honorably dealt with by an without fees in advance, by addressing ATTORNEY, box 207 Herald ofc I, EAM TO CHURCHES, URSIONS, RE- tailers, de. 25 cents per quart. J. FUSSELL & SONS, Be lcs ie 12 Bible Honse. ANHATTAN ZAM EAST | Thirty-siath street. delivered ; plished 1854. . POST PATD, hollow-ground Razor in the city. SF. $1-AND RECEIV THE BEST Fine Cutlery, F: erms and Fancy Goors | W. IRVI B EASY.—DRS. have Fulton street, New York Na P. removed Union sq Corns extracted without pain. anfurnished Office to let, at yas Appl: “RESTAURANTS NEW CHOP HOUSE, ing! Uroets.—Roast Be TH_MOVED FROM 129 ret to 27 Bleecker street, New AMUSEM i POPE, | DRAMATIC ART, Actor and | Practical Blocutioniat. | men. Address Steinway Hall 1 AMATEURS AND OTHERS. —A LADY OF ESTAB- lished theatrical reputation is now ready to iis of both sexes for the «tay Gen for those "who desire amsteur rehearsals end formances superintended. Addgess Mrs. A. H., street, Brooklyn. No. 215 ENTRAL PARK GARDEN—FOR BALE OR TO LET, J between Fifty-cighth and Fifty.ninth streets, on Seventh: Inquire in Szonue ; will be sold oF let to a good party cheay ) party cheap. Ww MUST ay,” Maro,” “Muleaby's Hone A Belle of Roe tort You Awful’ and GO ctiiers, le. each, ALARDING dlhee 480 Bowery, opposite Prince stroct LOCUTION AND ACTING.—LADIES OR men coached for amateur performances. Iie recitals and the regular stage. ald office. ROGER OMAL eNTLI parlor or pul Address ACTRESS, Her ‘DP ACTOR WILL TAKE A LIMITED pupils for the stage, with rtunities for feasional appearances durin terms toa Gblo, _Addrass MANAGER, station ( EWEST AND BEST MI t Knockin’ and Mack s yma Sul on We: 8. March ¢ Kutechke,” Pol feibe Fear Polka, Operti (pia; Bua s grent Comic. Son . Meoal Gott, by A. i. Ponee, beautiful Pie: Be aspericge Ride Team March,” Operti ay mailed WM, A’ LORD & | Stnsny, by Mr. Levy) as the | WANT OF THE SERVICES AND | YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. Diageo cc. 0000 MM MM IT Mf U EEEE ec co OMM MMIT UE c oO OMM MMII uU UE ¢ o OMM MMITT U CE ic ° OoMM MMIL vu U FEE c oO OoMM MMII o of |S 60. 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OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK DAILY PRESS. “Tt is a thoroughly en ijoyable performance and one of the best approaches to the French Opera Bouffe that has yet been made by any speaking company.”"—Herald. “The acting and singing of 3 Mathews are genial, joy- ons, humana and companionable. Tribune. can fairly rank with the “The performance of ‘Bou best of the sort."—N. Y. “Of Mise Mathews and her associates they are, all of them, better than any company of the kind that has visited us."— | The World. “The entertainment afforded great satisfaction." —Graphic. “The best Enelich imitators of French bonffe acting and singing that has yet been offered here." —Telegram. “The best company that has visited this city.”"—Post. “Mise Jnlia Mathews, the prima donna of the troupe, ts one of the liveliest, merriest, Joll tle pieces of humanity that has r time.” —Express. Commercial. r BOULOTTE. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. In active preparation, M ETROPOLITAN. THEATRE, q 585 and S87 Broadway, lebrated Nick Roberts’ AND JTL, PANTOMIME TROUPE. For particulars see another column. MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ARLING'S D OPERA HOUBE, BRYANT'S), “ATE rd ETROPOLITAN THE ATRE, 585, BROADWAY 587. M™ HARRY JEE, | 8. CHRISD! the King of all Clowns, whose | the oy pation of Panta. every appearance ix nal | loons, and a worthy condjutor for uj of the mischiewow AW M EU graceful of F the beantiful SEE ANOTHER (uinwor | Ps. tumor THE MOST M con RT Condnetor IFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD. ERY NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. BAND OF PERFORMERS, IRNETIST, TEST LIV Mr. J. 1 THIS EVENING. 1 Hector Bertion 2 Quartotte, “Rigolet fi Verdi 3. Selection, from third net “T, Wagner 4 Bolo for cornet, “Inflammatus,” from the Stabat ater : Rossint Mr Mo ARBUCKLE, 6. Grand Opera fantasie ceee Monart nitro the gems of the operas. @ Aria for baritone, “Noel... cc rsssecessseen Adam Suing by Mr. A. SOTIST Cujus Animan,” from the Stabat Rossint Solo for cornet, Mater... Mr J Scena ed arin, from Oberon, an, Thon Mighty M: Ww Septette, from Lcia,sChe mi Hallelajih chorus, fromm the * ORAL D HUNDE “Boon BATCRDAY, ut 2 P 0. sib andel SERENADE, Db. AT ML. BAN!) Admission... Boxes, admitting four. Packages and season tickets at reduced rates, to be had a box offi MEtROrontra! THEATRE, 585 and 587 Hrondway ‘A marked featnre at this beautiful theatre has been the at- of a large number of | fal programme, of no MAT SPAY AND 50 cents tendan the del reat 104 ESORT, COLUM) FRIDAY, LAR. PAMTS, | sue“ PantMcULARS IN| ANOTH MPRENOWS LYRIC HALL, Sixth avenue and Reservoir sqnare, AMATEUR DRAMATIO ‘CLUBS TAKR NOTIC dl scenery has just been COMYI Yohax been added to the BAL KENT REDUCED to $45 and $40 0 nicht, Book op in w wing TED. ‘OOM GUARANTEE TO TRACI nw play the instrument perfectly ANIO, BANJO. oeel toncher (yoo! torms, SF ie 24 Jossons, $1 | rapid wad thorough adi tthe ee YAOCOMERS GURCARIES «and tamilies, who find in | san amusing evening's ETROPO! ETROPO. M AMUSEMENTS. LITAN TI TRE. LITAN TH TRE, METROPOLITAN THEATRE, “AND a BROApwAy. oa AND 587 585 AND 887 BROADWAY, WM. PASTOR AND M. B. Pi AVITT, ESSEES’ AND MANAGERS. THE POPULAR RESORT OF THE PEOPLE. MONDAY, [ avaust 23, | FIRST APPEARANCE OF (SE EW oor tf AN ENTIRE NEW OOMPANY, PAR SURPASSING IN_ ITs 178 GREAT ARRAY OF NAT, THE COMBINED EFI EMBRACIN« AND M' SEECIALTIES OF HIGH ORDER. will vers THEATRES IN THE CITY. fe SE Towmtre “a MUSICAL Among the notable features the CHALLENGE PROGRAMME introduce to i N AND SOMERS, frm SONG AND DANCE MEN WITHOUT First he most PEE! WM, A. HUN NTLEY, ¢ Banjo Kin; The realtor ies, PAR tiful English Sone and dance ladles, THE BRANDT SISTERS i appearance in New York this season PETE SNOW BROTHERS Ben, Dan, Lonic and Eddi ‘aceful and dering acrobats. THE KINE "DR THERS, M MUSICAL Mr, CHAR AW. MAFLIN. ROBERT ne and Tambourine Soloists. ILES Mortis. Irish Comedian. THE JEE BROTHERS (Harry and William), in their beautiful specialties. ROCKS ast ND_ BELLES IN THE KITCHEN. LES CHISDDIE, “the talented Pantomimiss. Sronderful Spade_and Ladder Dancer. HONEY’ WOOD, wis LIAM EUNICE, Pan mists Mile, EVELINE hal Mie EEL HERBERT, 0 New wrt he graceful danseuses, York tnvorives, MARTHA WREN and JAMES COLLINS in their henutifal Duets, Sketches, & MISS MAGGIE GRA he tees HARRY PH! ANDY LEAY PANTOMIME, ® fn the Comical Trick Shey The whole fo presented for at this beautiful theatre ETHEL THORNTON, plesing, Actress. GREAT COMEDTANS, TLLIPS, CHARLEY LORD, vITT, JAMES ROACHE. ating Vocalist. reat original JAC AND JILL [ rao | AND JILL. orming bhe most magnificent programme ever ‘a single night's entertainment in this city. MAR’ evi: meibehinae . the attendance of large numbers of LADIES and FAMILIES, a guaratee that the entertain- it THI: contain ni TUESDAY AND FF The entire fi MAGNIFI S FAVORITE FAMILY RESORT jothing to offend the most fastidious taste, MA’ TIN} ¥, AT 2 O'CLOCK. evening's entortainment {s given at the Mat- yet CrNCULAR ROMANCE, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, : WORED, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, WORLD, 1 the with ‘CENT SCENERY D NALAZONTAN MARCH, SHIP, &c. SINKING On MONDAY, Aenst 20, hed American Tregedian, NPORT, will appear, for'ene week only, ia his. adtalred impersona- tion of HAME supported by a powerful cast, composed entirely of 083 7 AMERICAN Mt eoepoee nf TSS: RV A ION .. RESERVED GALLERY (entrance Twon! SEA’ Sents may be secured for any night of the week and SATURDAY MATINEE. The sale of seats for Mr. Davenport's nights will begin on Tuesday morning. METROPOLITAN THEATEE aj 585 and 587 ie fascinating The KI The talented Protean Sketch Arth Miss MARTHA WRE For list of co Matinees Tu yous x Last week of TION, who wi and SATURD. play, SHOOT AN BY CUTTING <8 WILL SHOOT AN TTLE, LY TERnIFIC FIGH BETWEEN THE DOG J ASTOUND! MATINEE! MON Day, TUESDAY, MONDA ATTRAC A BACKWARD RIF! ¢ THE ae M and JAMES CO! peapeny eve asiother column, exday and Friday, t ¢ the wonderful Il appear AY MATIN SI SLOCUM. During the play Mr. FRAYNE will APP! PROM HIS WIFE'S HEAD SHOT, E ANGING NEGRO BY 2 WITH A BL CLARA BUTLER FRAYNE APPLE, FROM HER HUSBAND'S HAND. a “8 WONDERFUL SHOT. CK AND THE BEAR. E INDIAN PONY ING LEAR or T HACKBERE THURSDAY and FRIDAY. The American Facial Comedia, A. TL SHELDON. SHELDON. DUEL ON THE sxowe FELLOW THAT TOOKS LIKE ME. ADMISSIC HOWES & CU! great Englith and American DOUBLE, CIRCU Pierce's Dens of Performing WILD BEA: foot of Houston ener, Bart River. PERFY Adm’ eteoro _ Seo partion AXIO, 8 inst, at 11 N [f 36 ‘Apwly bo at ion 2 M ETROPOL prietors. MATINEES Doors open at I and 7 P.M. The Inrgest and most talented Equestrian Organization in the v First appearance ‘in America, ter nig absence in it V2 ORMA cont TAN THEATIC TONIGHT, Messrs. APPLEBY THEODORE THO ED SUMME NI¢ Mendelssohn 1 and #2 exten, DTH CONCERT, NIGHT. LITAN THEATRE, 585 and ON7 Br MONDAY. At EST tare w York. D FRIDAY. ING AND) DAN AND ThIail CLOG, tanht DANSA 16 Rast. Thirteenth. ste PTA Vet and 156 plenbeets WING HALL, L. ft SHEWELL, Manager, AUTIFUD WALL and 1,208 Broadway and it, TRENOR, Lyric i OF ALL THE VA fF i NOi1N BOGAN, 100 East | | AMUSEMENTS, LYM THEATRE, 0 OLE, Cte at aN PIC TRE, MOLAMHTE THEATRI OLYM: are, TE ILYMPIC TH oor ahokD ou proaDWaY. meas 624 Sioa 624 BROADWAY, THE PAMILY RESORT OF METROPOLIS. THE FAMILY RESORT OF THe METROPOLIS. Mr. JOHN F. POOLE.. TRI ware Manager TO-MORROW EVENING. MONDAY EVENING, TO-MORROW MONDAY SyEns NG, EVENING. PRESENTED THE BEST Soura Ay iis, MODEL FAMILY THEATRE. THE MODEL FAMILY TIEATRE The theatre to which our ar best eltizens bring their wives sna “tats to ‘witness pure, wholesome, enjoyable outer: CHASTE, CHOICE, REFINED AND ELEGANT. roiminent in the 6 fi DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS EEREES SSE a PERE REESE ou BEES h SE BSah5ene- Bed PrP 2m . a) ayh)2)o =lelzizlelelelé el olslel aisles au 8a 432 PEeRaEE es a7 RR“ SR es BS eis ERERERE BBRaEE EB eK ZRETEB Fy Zz & | S ™ }illelalelalgleléialll| ~ Zz 4 2 Zlalele|e =a elelolaigiglsls BESEBa 2h e BaRaPAESR Bim Reh ss s 2 F 2 ont " — oz MR. J.T. DAVIS and troupe of EDUCATED DOGS. x K i Be 8 BOE x eR ® 8 Boy . "later hat = Aaa ea = 12) (1 /*] |) [3] |e||e||2] gllgllmllgll#iIZtlEl lo Be cee yee e ee 0 2 eh age EES Lees | BOS Bo bg bl 5 Fy UAE. THE GREAT “Gano. FAMILY, « The Brothers e246 | WILLIAM, GEORGE and rREDEIICK.| 624 Miles. AMELIA and F. CAR jasters LEOTARD and HARTY. ie -atfaa-) -ae| PRP RP RR BP a ELS HTT 21EL lal elZ]éll | ™ alo! sll aol” BESSbags Poe Boar B85 Bas 2? 024 ait. 624 SRS. JOHNSON & BRUNO. QrREKEER PEG RARE Lea ERRp sume feos aaa mele el als Brey ysl" EISELE] el] e/ E] BIZI Rel ale 5 G28 be ee BPe2BR* aq 624 Che eS e2 2S ' EVERY ACT ENTIRELY NEW. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Admission, 50 cents: reserved seats, $1; family circl cents; private boxes, $10, $8 and $6. Seats secured six in advance. ‘tage Positively no free list. Boom 8 THEATRE. REOPENING FOR THE SEASON OF 1875-76. 7 frcsprw 3 & PALMER beg to announce the engagement Mr. BARRY LIVAN, to give ONE HUNDRED impersonations in the principal cities of the United states, TWENTY-ONE of which have been assigned to this theatre, the first performance tbo on the opening night, MONDAY, AUGUST ‘30, when Mr, SULLIVAN will have in support the fall Shake- spearian organization of Booth's Theatre. giving promise of a ropresentation of remarkable effectiveness. THE COMPANY will inelude Mr. WARDE, = Mr. CHAS. B. Mr. HENRY Ry Mr. Fibeitick THOT, Mr GEORGE BeOS Mr. € Mr. JAS. J. BARTLETT, Tec MeL. B BRADLEY, Mr. J. R. DAV Mp, EDMEND SINCLATR, Wr. WIL CARFENTS Mr. EDWARD LAC Miss ROSA RAND, Mis TDA vi Bk Miss MARY a, Mis ENOL GRATFAN, ir. JAS. F. CATHCART and Miss LOUISE HIBBARD, of the principal London theatres, who have been especinil engaged to accompany Mr. SULLIVAN on his tour throug! the country, make their first appearance here. Mr. SULLIVAN'S REPERTORY embraces an extensive range of diverse characters, in- LIBU, RICHARD IIL, ELNOTTE, BEVERLY, FALSTAFF, OTHELIO, ke. selections from whieh will be made for announcement during his brief engagement in this city. THE SALE OF SEATS will begin 0 NENT WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST at eight o'clock, and to meet the demand for plac Office will be open at that hour every day and un MONDAY, September 20. Mr. GRORGE BE: MORE, the renowned English Character Act ‘AT GOSLING in Boncicaul ey N Proprietor and Manager. . -Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, 138TH TO 144TH Misses Sara I1GHTS HERE. Jowett, Sargent, Jamieson, Mortimer and Fannle Francis (her frst appearance here) Messrs, Owen Fawoett, Whiting, Moore, Ringgold, Rockwell and Maurice Barrymore (his first appearauce here). ext Monday (Augus' PERA TROUPE I ROPOLITAN THEATRE, oR Broadway, WM. PASTOR & M. B. LEAVI MONDAY, AL ‘ST THE GREAT y IN THE WORLD. 36 NEW STARS, 36 and the Great Jack and Jill Pantomime Troape, MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. articulars in er column. G™ D ATHLE } r Sanne EXHIBITION of the NORTH AMERICAN Gi! QNord-Amerikanischor Turner Bund), astic PE nase ng if Phy ver wy National Games, Gymni Fen ‘and Summer Night's Festival at Jones’ Wood Colos- feet end Washington Fark YMNASTIO UNION TUESDAY Grand Competition vetw Brincipal cities of the Unit ‘At atic Novelty, The first time in America, ofthe Goudoliers: Prix Josseum and Washing WEDNESDAY, AU Plenie and conclusion of Athletic Cor Wrestling, dampin Disk Throws inh Bell Lifting, de., at Lic Swimming &e., at Pole Leaping, Run- cents, hallenge array of novelti nd artists for ii Fe TONDAY. Al far surpassing the comty tres of the city. 1 Amerien, men banjo. variety thea troupe in dunes Seo partionlars in another column, ONES! WOOD COLOSSEUM, THIRD SBA CONCERTS EVERY st by. the REGIMENT NDDAY GRAND BAND, NINTH Musical Direcior D. 1. DOWNING ADM Children JF seul Proprietor PRIZE SHOOTING AT © MONSTERY'S Safety Shooting Gallery. ng and Sparring | Academy, No, Oi¥ Sixth avenue, near Thirty sixth street, Park, 10th street and | AMUSEMENTS, on Nn A comgce. Tueatne CoM! THEATRE 514 BROADWAY. 514 54 54 514 Mr. JOST! Ft. Colonel F. Als GEORGE Te. STOUT, DAVID. D BRAHAM. RL, WE Mattaawen DEVOY.. NELSE WALDRON, ‘ The nnderstaned bens. begs ny ct ra sit lc thet Mi tnanaca HE, "6 try THEATRE BP THEATRE SPECIALTY THEATRE E Het THEAT Stage Manager ‘Musical Director Scenic Artist oe WORLD, WORLD, i} THEATR Shec TALTY SPECIALTY SPECIALTY, ME SPECIALTY SPECIALTY THEATRE TAL’ SPECIALTY SPECIALTY MONDAY EY! MONDAY EV MOND, EY MONDAY EV. AUGUST. INDAY FE AUGUST i Bist on which reeasion he hoy INAUGURATION INAUGURATION INAUGURATION INAUGURATION INAUGURATION ive the sanction and presen Without attempting, at the outset of h vations of established rules, he strictest decornm shall be enforce while the representations on the stage shall be of a ¢ ter fully to satisfy the upholders of the morality of rama, During the recess the theatre has been thoroughly over- hauled in every department and everything done that un- bounded outlay placed without limitation in the control of artists of the highest celebrity can achieve. The company has been selected with the greatest possible care, embracing many old favorites, together with a number of new candidates for public fame, altogether forming a pl of talent not to be met within any theatre in the Colonel T. ALLSTON BROWN. WITHOUT BUFFOONERY! rotienit WITHOUT ALLOY! ‘The programme for this week will cgauist of the following — er LITTLE MA . 3 nd representative. JOHN Mr. ” the unapproachable and true delineatdr of the Southern ¥ the trne exponents of the pear in a new and original M; “Romance and Reality.” America’s own Comic Vocalist, BO} :OMET EAN, HUG FREDDIE, ENE. and JULES, isting’ of five performers, acme of athletic art and OF whose sweet voice, scientifically’ trained to obey her slight- est will, holds her ‘audiences in subjection and charms them ‘until they are lost to all but the power and influence of ber music, 5 SCANLAN CRONIN. AN ONIN, CRONIN, CRONIN. CRONT CRONI CRONT Be D CRONE First appearance on ade sees very clever Artists, who will Se in their new Ieieh Sketch, entitled Michael Slattery Ellen Slattery ‘James Bradley, James ¥. D. H. Kelly, Jas. Williatan, Arnot. TE Stout Hannah’ Bireh, Marie Gorenflo, Dora Clark, Virgie Jackson, Jennie Wester: velt, Ella Grabam. The Ore! slyg che will be under the able control of Professor DAY The gyente 's entertainment will conclude with the new YORK Yo ‘Local Draina, entitled AROUND AROUND Jimmy Ray fn ercival Pieadilly. in Emery: Zack Howe 0% Tom Bellamy. , Archer... 7 Bitxter Bogut A. GRAVER Joe Pickle. wM. wh ¥ ONIN: ANSAUC BTC a DORA CLARK iiss VIRGTE JACKSON + Characte: TNCIDEN TS” &O, Life in the Empir Wi king Fraud. The Wennateitee Visitors. Joe Pickle ‘on his travels. Change for a Twenty Doliar Bill. Settling a Little Account, Jimmy takes the law in his own bands. Exciting situation SCENE 2—Brondway. Archer and his Friend. How to Keep up the style, Carrie Wentworth. An Interruption, Where are the Police? Bellamy’s little joke. Zack IH. in action, The Fraud onee mare. Customs of the Country. ‘Astonishing an English Tourist. SCENE 4—Jones' Wood. The Pienie Party. Joe Pickle's ved new emplooment. Jimmy Ray in Jack. Master Boru his bottle of wine. An nglisbmen’ 's opinion of Ame: wer Beer. Playing Policy. ce by the characters. afix. Getting things sees triking Tablean. Zack aud Carrie, san A little Lovemaking. An Inpertant Rev. and his Vietim. Seeing the Menagerte. Central Park. A specimen of Verdancy, Lito 4 Honest Opinion. elation. Silver Lok *. Archer's Den k Howe O} hn mi Life In New York, oldon! I'm here!” Start- Percival and his G ¢ Prize GiftGame. A Joo and timmy. An im ronage of Pickle, Comic sit Carrie's Heine, Preparntions fora. rand ng a Chairwoman, The Convention, The o and nous A Reporter for the Daily Bugle SCENE & The, Meeting Room, The Ladies in € Two strangers. Wolves in Sheep's Clothin Shot on The Arrest. “A tirand L y. Tho last of of Crime, MATINER EVER Novel and striking Tableau, | WEDNESDAY anit Commencing, SATURDAY. at 2 o'clock Tek, MONDAY AUGUST oy ENTIRE CHAN OF BILL AN DRAMA a ARTIST. | i] MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. becomes | AMUSEMENTS. Desai OF Music. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, GRAND INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE AND FIRST TIME IN AMERICA OF THE Original and Incomparable Romantic Comedy Spectacle tm ® prologue, five acts and 18 tableax, from Jules Verno’s wonderful story of adventure, adapted spectally for the American stage, entitled A 000, NN nN AA Cer) b Ps ND - 4 Rg RO °o NN ON a 8 RO oO UNW N A A RRRR O ou UN NWN aa FE OO 8D SP ee A ME. BOvee NND Bs An BOOP N RND OD A AR R 000 uuu N NN DDDD THE THE THE w w WwW 000 RRRR wiywwo oR en i D w vyww o oR RL wwwwyw io Oo R REL wwww oOo Oo RRRR # wwww o oR Rk 2 —r fo 8 8 Bie Hi vv vv 0 oR RL é rd ww 000 Rk R LELLL DDDD with all its dassling splendor, extraordinary realistic me chanical arrangements, classical groupings, gorgeous pars phernalia and accessories, original scenery and music, aa Produced for over 300 times at the Porte St, Martin Theatre, Paris, With the following distinguished cast —~ Aouda, an East Indian Princess.........Mfiss Minnie Conway Nomon, her sister..-.-.++0++ ---Miss Dora Goldthwaite Nakahira, Aonda’s slave... ......--..Mles Kate Frasier Fo Phileas F arenes ibe eon , ew Ar. Owen Marlow 1 O’Pake, an ex-Sonator from Now gore... Alox. Fitsgeralé Fix, an English detective... Mr. J, W. Jennings Joan Francis Passepartout, » French valet, Mt, Harry Bainforth ra ae ABET and Mile. PELLETIER, e. A By Absolute, of the The: ae le Port Pret St ‘Martin, Paris. ne fears ps octainel Bis Hindoo nati fovsait dances by the celebrated sitet KATIE ieeAL PY, ‘Mile. Be KIRALFY end M. 850 auxiliaries in the Meco SYNOPSIS OF SCENES TABLEAUX IN THE AC- . TION OF ba STiUtE LING AND REAL- Tantrav 1.—A Club Room in m in London—The Wager for Half ® Million—The Hurried Departure. Tanteav 2.—The Arrival at Sues—View of the Sues Canal. Tasurav 3,—Of for the Enst Indies—Intorior of » Hindos Bungalow. Tapurav 4.—The Necropolis—The Great Religious Featival of the Sutteo—A Scene of Marvellous Beauty—Grand neral Pageant, TasiEsu 5.—Great European Hotel in Calcutta. TABLEAU 6.—Torrific Cave of Serpents! Tanieav 7.—Gardons of Nakahira’s Palace, Borneo—Feto of the Snake Charmers and Introduction of the Startling Reptile Dances. Tastxav 8 —Union Pacific Dep he Depot, San Francloos, Tantxav 9.—On the Pacific Railroad—The Train Attacked by Road Agents. Poe nbd 10.—The Giant's Stairease—The Rocky Mou» ins. ‘Tastzav 11.—Grand Saloon of the Stoamer Henriette, “Tantnav 12.—The Steamer on the Ocean, ‘Tapimav 13.—Terrific Explosion !—Loes of the Henrtette, ‘Tanumav 14—A Walf on the Som, Tanuwav 15—Night—The Lights of Liverpool, Tanumav 16.—Liverpoo! by Tanueav 17.—L. and N. W. Hotel, Léverpook. TanLRav 18.—The Eccentric Club Palace, London—Resalt of the Wager. | Fl Th fe nery. M. POISSON, Me REAEL Se dowEcctl, M. CORNIL, ol is. anda fall Grand ¢ M. SELINGTON. All the original Porte St. The entire Spectacle will be pisced on the stage under the Jmmediate perzonal supervision of. M. CAMILLE WEINSCHENK, pera Orehestra, © rector of the Grand Chorus PRICES OF AT ADMISSION. Proscenium boxe: Box office now oy cured at all the M. to 6 P. M., and seats so incipal from 8 A. Wotere RAND OPERA HOUSE, SPECIAL, Il be withdraws after Sat du event ust 23, and ¢ withdrawn after Saturday eveniny hn MONDAY ACOUST 3, ee and ow the American Trage ; DAVENPORT, will appear in his great impersonation of supported by a cast fa Sbsvan streNarn, composed entirely v7 American artists, ‘The entire theatre will be illuminated and decorated with [sacetions cnslouel wachienes i hoki ot a Gree Pee actor. OBINSON HALL—16TH STREET AND BROADWAY. Coolest theatre in town. Prices 25c., 50c, and $1. Boxes, $8 and $10. Fitsenth week and continualiy increasing snoee ROBINSUNSENGLISIE, OPEICA, HOCEPE, COMPANY, On MONDAY. August 23, will be produced for the first time in English in this city, Offenbach’s wonderfully brilliant and most popular Opera, THE PRINCESS OF TREBIZONDE, with an immmensely strong cast, including Miss Clare Fisher, Miss Nellie Larkelle, Miss Vente Clancy, Mr. Woods field. Mr. Harry Allen, Mr. George Atkins and & large and well trained chorus. Three entirely new and exquisite scenes by ted bie, fin and splendid dresses ense will be spared to secure em Ta EN SCENE. Saturday Matines at 2 tana Tho opera will be p and appoiniments. Every evoning at 8, Marte MONDAY, August 2%, HEATRE, The finest, wer SPECIALTY 8’ ris BROAD in the MAT! wont D, TEsbaY and the AND comic trick FRIDAY Pantomime. AT JACK AND Ji 2 OrCLOCK, JACK AND Mine VOLT THEATER, FIGHT STEER, (between Second at PAUL FALK. nocanc PTOpEIONe THE ONLY LONDON MUSIC HALE AMERICA, IN AND moeroaL MATINEB THIS Al GRAND TS EVENING. AT A O'CLOCK OO SACRED CONCERT AND’ VARIETY TERVORMANCR, consisting of a UPERB BRASS BAND, baad SELECT ORCHESTRA AND FIFTY FIRST oly ASS STAR ARTISTS TE, ELEGANT AND “REFINED spear oat CMEM BIER THIS 18 THE ESTABLISHED RESORT OF THE PE THE TIVOLL T AFFORD AND dives EATRE BETTER: ERPORMANCES FOR 25 CENTS whan ANY OTHER PLACE CAN GIVE FOR ox DOLLA ONE DOLLAR, ONE DOLLAR ETROPOLITAN THEATRE. THE MODE: a THEATRE "OF view YORK. ONDAY, Angust 23, THE GRA \DEST VA ihety COMPANY A Wor P Retin Famil; mela first tier... i | Perowte women... do cud ob RK THEATRE, co K OF rin a ‘ mbt, the king of Anjo. THE PARKERS LEW AND PAULIN), California Sketeh Artists, GAN FRANO ano BROADWAY wis WILL BIRCH, ROOMS, GRAND OF THE REOPENING K HOVEN HALL—MATIN Me Matinee Bi fwon from 4 to 6 and even every Saturday afternoon 1875 and 1 noar Bowery, QOLUSTEIN, Manages