The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1876, Page 11

BOARD OF EDUCATION. —_-_—_. THE RIGHT OF THE CITY SUPERINTENDENT TO EXAMINE THE EVENING HIGH SCHOOL—THE EVILS TION OF THE COMMITTEN ON BYLAWS, ‘The regular meeting of the Board of Education was held yesterday, President Wood inthe chair. There ‘was a large attendance of Commissioners, and as tt was generally anticipated that some important questions were coming up for discussion the proceedings were awaited with considerable interest, ‘The minutes of the provious meeting having been ap- proved the usual preliminary routine business was disposed of. ‘The report of the Superintendent of Truancy from March 1 to 14, inclusive, set forth that the total number of cases investigated by the agents was 978, Of this number 755 were not classed as truants, leav- ing 223 truants and non-attendants, of which number 218 have been placed in and returned to school and five committed to the care of the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents. A communication from the City Superintendent was read, setting forth that the principal of the Evening High School had refused to allow him to make an ox- amination as required by law. The Superintendent of the Evening High School also sent in @ paper stating his reasons for doing so, to the effect that for the past ten years there had been only one examfnation and ‘that was by special resolution of the Board. Commissioner Halstead moved a resolution that the two communications and the question as to the duty of the City Superintendent to make an examination be referred to the Committee on Evening Schools, Commissioner Wetmore moved a substitute that the City Superintendent be directed to inspect the Evening Righ School and report to the Board. Commissioner Goulding submitted in forcible terms that there was no necessity for the resolution or the bstitute, as the law made it the duty of the City Superintendent.to make an examination, He needed ‘no instruction from the Board, as his duty was clearly set forth. Commissioner Hazelton considered that it would be @ want of courtesy to the Evening School Committee to pass such a resolution as was proposed by the sub- stitute, Commissioner Klamath said he was in favor of the substitute, but he submitted that no discourtesy was in- tended, as the question at issue was upon the interpre- tation of the law bearing on the subject. The substitute was conciliatory in tone, and would settle the question. for all time to come. Commissioner Beardsley submitted that the City Buperintendent bad no rght to examine the Evening High School; if he had a right to do so then ho was justified in examining tho Normal College. Commissioner Fuller brought what promised to be a long debate toa satisfactory close. He thought that as things were going on they would have to call an advisory council, He offered an amendment, that the Tesolation and substitute be referrea to a joint com- mittee, consisting of the Committee on Bylaws and the Committee on Evening Schools, which was adopted, Commissioners Goulding, Yoting in the negative. . OVERCROWDING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, The clerk read the following report from the Com- mittee on Bylaws, to whom was referred the report of the Committee on Buildings in regard to the capacity o1 the various schcol buildings and class rooms, pre- sented in May last, and who were instructed to report to the Board of Education what additional regulations were needed in order to protect the health of the pupils of the schools from the evils of overcrowding :— After a careful consideration of the report referred to them, and of the whole subject to which it pertains, they are satisfled that many of the class rooms, tice ularly in the primary departments and schools, are much too crowded. - Various causes have combined to bring about this state of things. First—The vast and rapid increase in the population of the city—particularly in certain wards—has rendered it quite impossible for the Board, with the amount of funds placed at its Ue sort to supply additional accom- modations as fast as they have been required. Second—Partly for the same reason, in the construc- tion and internal arrangements of the schvo! buildin 2 8 the class rooms have been made too small and have been furnished with more seats than correct sanitary principles and a proper regard tur the health of the pu- pils would have dictated. - Third—The local school officers, naturally desirous that the schools under their care should be la! flourishing, have in many instances failed to exercise the authority legally conferred upon them in the man- agement of the schools, in order, by salutary regula- lions, to check this great evil af overcrowding. Fourth—The principals of schools, zealous in their desire "for a large number of pai and in their com- petition in this respect with neighboring schools, often, also, urged and harassed by the constant importunity of parents, have in many instances crowded their class rooms by admitting m Fst jnto them than their capacity would permit. of course, has been done by ap exercise of. their rs authority, uplimited as it has been by avy regulation, either.of the Board of Education or of the ward trustees, Independently of the matter of the overcrowding of the class rooms there is no doubt that a more eilicient system of ventilation is needed in our school buildings to make their sanitary condition in all respects satisfac . But the excessive number of pup! Y ge ties in rooms, ‘with but little regard to their size, an plication. of any guiding sanitary principle i8 a fact independent of this, since no system of ventilation can be adequate ‘unless a proper amount of space per pupil is supplied. Hence your committee, in their atiention to this point, have endeavored to obtain all accessible information as to the proper amount of floor space and cubical air space, which, in the furnishing ard occupation of the class rooms, Should be allowed to each pupil, and in arriving at a conciusion on this point they have ava‘led themselves of the assistance of the City Superintend- ent, who bas corresponded with experts on the subject, bs made an investigation of it in other respects. The opinions of experts diflor greatly in regard to the proper amount of air surface that should be allowed per pupil; but all agree that this should be very much more than is at present allowed in most of our primary depar:ments and schools. And here the committee have felt much embarrassment, from the fact that any tand sweeping reform in thts particular would be ins of excluding from the schools a very large of pupils, They fecl, however, that some reform sane be made ard t there should be some general ion of the Board to serve asa guide to trustees incipals in the admission of pupils, che to some extent at least, upon “the excess: crowding of the classrooms, which is now so great an evil, and against which so many complaints are made. ile, therefore, they do not feel warranted in rec- ommending the large allowance of air space per pupil which many sanitarians of high reputation deem re- quisite, they herewith submit & minimum allowance ia this respect which, when compared with the condition of things now existing, will be scen to bea great and beneficial change, while the other regulations herewith submitted are calculated to reduce in a short time the attendance of some of the schools now excessively crowded, and prevent the evil in the future by pro- bibiting principals from admitting more pupils into their schools than can be preperly accommodated. The effect of this rule would also be to equalize in some re- spects the attendance in different ‘sobools and wards, ‘This is much needed, since often certain schools are crowded to overflowing, while others in their immedi- ate vicinity are but partly filled. Of course a full remedy for the Afri ngs of ean only be applied by imcreasing greatly in certain localities the amount of school pled inky and for this a considerable Re reaggy of money will be needed. Hence a complete reform can only be radual, and it is to be hoped that the community, un- Seratanding the diMiculties surrounding any action of ‘the Board in this respect, will patiently await the full realization of the plans and policy of which the regu- lations herewith submitted constitate the initiatory step. Your committee, therefore, submit for the con- sideration of the Board the following as amendments the bylaws :— Amend section 33, page 99 of the Manual by adding thereto the following at the foot of page 104:— SxcTION 33,—It shall be the duty of every petnatpal to re. into an ie same it all for the admission of pupils defect or eae mhenever the room vecuped Vy ah of it ‘fhenle, 7 square cries trades, square trustees, not being salaried officers, could not attend 5 that duty. y- TH poai- tion now made was to amend the act, so that this dut; of notifying delinquents would be vested in suc! officers as might be the Board. wine Led of the Cinmttiee on rat, ‘laws in reference [sy tment of a clerk to the mously adopted. ot Foutine business the THE EVENING SCHOOLS, The report of the evening schools for the term just closed was completed yesterday, They were open for about eighteen weeks—from the first Monday in Octo- ber tothe middle of February. These schools bavo Jong been a reaular institution, and they may be con- OF OVERCROWDING—RECOMMENDA-" Wetmore and Klamath’ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAROH 16, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. aac Catal a ocean iabenttion, inas- much as they come directly under its supervision, es- pecially In the selection of teachers. The course of study pursued was confined to such branches as were fundamental and en ee en and ba prised reading, writin w the addition in the higher classes classes of bookkeeping and elements of and English grammar. There teen-twentioths were in y thirty-five schools, twenty for males, thirteen for females and two for colored pupi and in them there were enrolled 20,679 Kecertn d paring of whom were between twelve and twenty-one years of age. Of this number there were only 1,132 unable to read and 1,468 unable to write. The average attendance this season fell below that of pa being only 8,278, or about forty per cent of the whole scholars attended received certificates for regular and number of sons registered. About 7,500 furing the whole season and 4.500 junctual atten- dance and correct conduct. Toward the close of the term the schools were ey, examined under the Faget of the City Si le, and of 279 classes, perintendent, Mr. 7 were reported as enry Kid- credita- the condition, showing a better result than has ever before been attained in this fleld, MUNICIPAL NOTES. The City Hall was almost entirely doserted yesterday by the local statesmen who generally congregate there to discuss the political situation, Several of the Aldermen went up on the eight o'clock morning train to Albany. Mr, John Kelly was also among the pas- sengers. They went to attend the gathering of the State Democratic Committee, Several members of the Tammany Hall General Com mittee have been furnished with blanks, on which they are expected to inscribe the names of the subscribers they procure to the new organ of their party—the Evening Ezpress, The paintings and furniture in the Governor’s room at the City Hall have been levied upon by the Sheriff, under authority of several executions issued for judg- ment obtained by clerks inthe Permit Bureau of the Mayor’s office, who have not been paid their salaries for several montbs, Comptroller Green claims that this branch of the city government has not been legally constituted, Each of the Aldermen has been served with a ‘petition for the passage of the ordinance r the hack business, This ordinance was veto: ed Mayor, and it will now require a two-third vote o| lating the the Aldermen before it can become a law. The matter will probably be brought before the Board at to-day’s meetin, The Soagen of the Marine Court, at a recont meeting, refused to assign Mr. James P. Smith for duty, as they claim his appointment b; confirmation by the Senate is illegal. renewed contention among politicians, ‘At the meeting of tho Board of Aldermen this after- noon a resolution will, be introduced meant to compel Corporation Attorne: menced by him in defendants reside, Mayor Wickham and the Aldermen will review the St. Patrick's Day- Hall to-morrow afternoon. ‘Alderman Bryan Reilly, who was dangerously ill for several days at Governor Tilden without This will cause Boyd to bring all suits com- e Courts of districts wherein the procession from the steps of the City 18 residence, in Monroe street, has en- turely recovered, and was at the City Hall yesterday, REAL ESTATE. At the Exchange yesterday Richard V, Harnett sold tho tive story and basement brick store and dwelling, with lot 19.6x60, No. 253 Third avenue, southeast corner of Thirty-fifth street, for $21,050, to Messrs, E, L. Sloane & Co.; also, in foreclosure, the building, with lot 19x50 by 17x50, No. 252 Water street, north side, together with the building, with lot 14x60, No. 12 Peck slip, for $10,000, to John Simpson, E. H, Ludlow & Co, sold, in foreclosure, the house, with lot 17x100.5, No. 125 East Eighty-filth street, for $12,000, to the plaintiff, J, L. Wells soid, im foreciosure, two lots, each 25x100.5, on West Fifty-seventh street, south side, 170 feet east of Sixth avenue; one lot tor $17,600, and the other for $17,500, to J. Sheneller, Peter F, Moyer sold, in foreclosure, a house, with lot 17,6x98,9, on Wost Thirty-fifth street, south side, 113 feet east of Sixth avenue, for $12,000, to Richard Weels, A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. sold, In foreclosure, two lots, each 265x100, with buildings, on Mercer street, west side, 150 feet south of Houston street, for $10,000 over a mortgage of $65,000, to Horace L. Powers, James M. Miller sold, in foreclosure, a building, with plot 40x75 by 20x25 by 20x50, on Duane street, north ande, 4 feet east of Broadway, for $49,200, to J. R, Teri ae x. Camp sol in foreclosure, a house, with Goelet lease of lot 18.9x100,5, on East Forty-fifth street, south side, 131.3 feet east of Lexington avenue; dated April 1, 1870, term twenty A ae $490 per annum, ‘for $7,500, to plainuf, rma! Crmst »-8 ae EE: 8 Clinton si 105th st., Frederic Raunser and wife to ‘Ist av., n. &. Edward i. Willard and wi Charch Extension and Methodist, Episcopal Church, 105th st, 6 of, George Wernce fand wife to Fre wi 55 rd), 34th st. mn. 6, ‘Redilsid and wite to William OFty stn. 6 100 fw. of 3d H. Black to Johi Devoe st., 5. fo of 1 John Murp! Lewis st. No. 4, Gu11x26.4; iso Division, nw. 65 Blesson and iis to Sarah wife to samo. met) tt. w. of Stl img, referee, to Jeremiat to Eliktam Wet ata n,m, 45. 7At. Amelia’ Scluste ‘980 fe. @. of Sd st., 8, 200 ft. n. of Stanton art of; Joba J. Doil to Salome, Doll, & Clinton st, W, By J. Doll t6 Fait Essex st., w. 102.6 ft. { Jona"s. Diehl, exeeutor, eis Ww. ilber ©. of Waveriey trustee, NSYERS RECORDED. SP ae A 38R00. 103%; John 10. Rdward Laiterbach. 17! h W, Dimick. 216 of Sth av,, 18,8x98,9; Jum M. Hiniery to Asmenia J; Merserenn.. Washington ‘toe t00 ‘oath w ward), fe to New York city Missionary Society of i: BE biocic, Rounser.... dere ft. 5. of 147th oa 225x106 ‘ne By seine property, Npatrics adison ay. 5. 120, Denman st.,n.., 110.11 tt. w. of Sth a Tthicel It Burns. Montgomery, Geo go W. Insurance ‘and Trust of Stu on Walnu br Peet Wilits = 2 of tabih at Sy Robert a and wife, to f 2d a} Clocke, ti, De Witt, trustee, t6. Ait w. 8. of Valentine a eh ), Henry T, Wing, s., 101.5 ft. 8 of Schmeckenbecks Ss. w. corner of 9th st ander to James Slat No, 843, corner of 27th st., 5 years 7 montn CMenry R. Van Siclen to Matthew Chennity an ers. on oe No. 840, 8 years, Jacob Bookman tod 8 ; . ne 8. of ‘Taylor ‘st. "Tappen, referee, to John B. YRukis ton road, y. harien 4 Hato, Jr, to Mavthing Haffen.... of 2d. 98.9, Luther 58.0 it” w. of Grand “. cor. Suffolk § 40.3x52.7x irrecular;* Thomas R. Agnew and wife to Louis Zeimer. . sees, 8. Colter Boston referee in putt, to 5 years, William C. MORTGAGES. RECORDED. : jo Mary B. Elis, w. » of Lexington co 1 year.. ‘av.; 1 year. ry. ong 2th ais od risks, 10 Besond, ay “nit ing Society ward, 4 Rider to Benjamit Moor Le 2 Bogen Mary W. of 8th av., 5 years. ahi ®. of 54th at..@. of 2d av, Ly F. Prost, - * of or isstt and wife, ‘to New York Lito ‘Company, s. & of S4th st., Ward, Mary Mand whe to Germiea Savings Bank groun: Charles Wor all new and ST [A. this steamer AM, for lease 4 rent "creme: the 328x100, 1-8ih Nom. Sth ark ‘of; John eee ugion, 23.6: Ay eo 8,500 Nom. 5,000 1,515 15,000 FINE ARTS, MR. ADOLF —, OFFERS ntire collection of ae modern Paintings, of this year's im at POST OFFICE fab NOTICE.—THE the week ace oa Wedgowiar, at's r Parthia, via Queei ‘ond ites atborg» On ‘ond NOTICE, Se rate SALES AT AUCTION, _ ys —TUNIs™ JOHNSON, —*. mammal [ On SATURDAY, at at 1096 0 . ‘second hand large Sr of nico ure, a | Mirrors and Carreia for conv Particulars to morrow. Ys EXECUTOR'S SALE, CONTINUATION SALE THIS (THURSDAY) AFTER- NOON, AT 2 O'OLOCK, AT 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE, OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, 40. R scunarTL AUCTIONFER, cca ART A }OUNCEMENT. “wrsen’s AMT GALL UBRIES, #45 BROADWAY, THIS DAY (THURSDAY), MARCH 1, the valuable collection of original modern Oil Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes and Library of Art - belonging to Mr. WILLIAM H. WEB, OF THIS CITY. will be rei WE! M. pied ser will be sold t auc Sale HENRY, dD. MINER, for exhibition, and remain till the evenings of DNESDAY AND THURS! tained * Auctioneer, Gilice and Galleries 545 Broadway, A= NOTICE, Extraordinary sale, Modern Out Paintings at auction on THURSDAY aud “and PRIDAY, March 16 and 17, at 11 and 2 o'clock, at Art Gallery, 513 Broad B, MAYERS, Auctione sale, compristi ay which m: Ubriet Walking on the Se: serve Housekeepers and others UOTION SALE. , cal many choice Paintings, elegantly y be found “The Prodigal ne,” The Home of. the Soul,” a, “Christ Blessing Little Chit. dren,” “The Last Supper,” “Holy Family.” &e., of which, with tho frames, will be sold posit , uuder St. Nicholas Hotel. special attention to this ‘am a mca ‘Hold ‘the Fort: ec., all ively without .re- thus offering an extraordinary opportunity to dealers, AUCTION NOTICE, Large sale THIS DAY (Thursday morning), commencing at 10 o'eloe ate residence of E. Ga; 120% Pat 23d st., between 6th and 7th avs. Elegant imported Furniture, made to order for the present owner in Paris, magnificent octave 4 round Pi Windsor Mantel. Mirrors, in consequence’ ‘ianoforte, cost $1,000 righ rosewood Pianofort ‘cost C5 f the owner going abroad to teside, ke. Bieinway & Sons’ rosewood 754 ali 7 Nt ees at in fine order, sold as follows, viz. :—Parlors—Elegaut Moquette Carpets, double and sing! Parlor Suits, in fine: quality crimson "satin “brocatel, Jacar Bookcase, volumes Books, —_ Etagere Tables to’ match, crimson brocatel” and lace Curtains, rich Bronzes, Clocks and. Ornaments, fine Porcelain ‘and china Xess, &to.. ke. Library—Moquette eg pa elaborately bow a ke. jon o Loange rondo Eady Wor Dox, en suite. Carpets, eae ke. lack waln! Dressing Tanvtal rae at bane rep Sul and.spring Mattresses, Piliows, Bolsters, ture. Over 400 lots b; LUKE, eo igh sa and servants’ Furni cont Beds a Escritotre, ebony moun gy Reed lish Brus- Buffet, Extension Tab! ot fant UGTION, ‘THIS (THURSDAY | MORNING clock, at the large private residen 4th aw ‘All the velvet Brussels, Ingrain Carpets, rosewood Pianoforte nine Parlor Fep.and aircloth: Chamber Sults, style’ of Lo tends, Dre anes, bait, an arved French walnut Suits, in reps, jookease ; Cabinet Table, Mun ble, Oil Paintings, Ourtains, Bronce, ‘Recen} Room—Ve Chairs, Jardinteres,, mbes idered 1 Mirrors, Library Clocks,” ornamental ret Carpets, Jacar- rd Table Auctioneer. ked and shipped, city or eduntry, by com- , AT 10% Taagnieent Farni- ts, in satin. brag, XLV. } spring Seturecbes! Tavles, Lounges Fy alntings Cortal "st ns, Library, Dining, Ser. ver Ware, vants’ Furniture, Glass, J KHAEME, A Auctioneer, commencing at 73% SALES AT AUCTION, pt eens DAY rn, Supiee seh wand Furnitare® Machines, Dy sone Eee ey food Catiuae, a tne i P. TRAVER, Al ae OFFICE 69 GREAT Jones st.—Klegant Furniture, Carpets, &c., yomoved im private resideuce by virtue of chattel soaks: 3 March 16, Hi o establishment for convenience of of walnut and gilt Freneh plate Pier Mier Centre Tables, large lot English, Carpets: lace Curtains, Shades, fine, Parlor Bul ith sels aud other Turkis! and other Lounges, walnut Chamber Suiter Bureaus Washetands, Tables, best curled hair and iLows Springs, wool Blankets, 0 An a Furniture, icorat jusion Teblea, koe. sleo proved Wheeler & Wilson's, Weed's: Grover & Boker — =4 & Gibbs’ and other family sewing Machines, can, be seen any thine previous 16 saint ponder of Ateseosy fer z= TRAVE AUCTIONEER MOR! RIGAGE SALE 17—All the eiegant Furniture C “s pg aes pote No. 41 Bast 28th st., bet ron ead Fourth ave; fina, Pastor Suite, Pictures, Gentretabies: Ladys: mh roe re rete etioe. Dress- ing Cases, Bureaus and Bedst Mattromen Springs” Redd eaDlsing, Hoos, aod “Kitghes Furniture: splendid tine Bers, Crockery, Glassware, Bew- ing Machines, ko. By order of Attoraey for M! kz eon AUCTIONEER, 89 AND 41 ar isi i reoaal siteatian to the sale of Peruiture private te'bsusen} liberal eavances ‘aade'on consignisents to wold at auction. J ra Un AUCHIONBER, WILE SHEL OW fay, March “16, 1876, at 103% o'clock, at Hacger's Sanabonten Gener bahia: av., ba household xoods—Purniture, Bods, “Bed Wearing Apparel, &c. Giassware, Oa ORTGAGE SALE—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, sells this day, at 11 o'clock, at the store house, south: east corner 16th st. and 6th av,, the Mixt of @ first class jar and Restaurant, consisting: of 2 elegant black worant Counters aud Mirror, Back Burs, Cigur Counter, one 4 pull 09 black wainut Ohairs. Obande ned fine enmoriine ‘able Linens, silverpiated args ilverp rplated St Bowls, 1 Kitchen Range andcopper Rolge, Oyster Inut Toeboxes, cooking Utensils, &v., de. Bi; Kitorney for Mortgages. MM. XUSSBAUM, AUCTIONBER, 261 BOWERY, sells this day. at 11 o'glock, at NO. 96 Ist at. contents f Bar, back Bar, Tables, Bagatelle, Chairs, Pic- tures, ‘Glaases, bo. Donlers invited ORTGAGE SALE.—THIS DAY, AT 10 OOLOOK, Prompt, contents of the Liquor ‘store, 58 Oliver corner Oak, in one or more pull Pump, Bars, Cases, Glassware, &c., ft sale pesitive; dealers in YD, Auctionees AWNBROKER'S SAL! JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell this day, at 59 New Bowery, a large assortment of Men’ and Women's Clothi Quilts Sheets, Remnante, Umbrell . de. By order of SIMPSON, SOMERS & O0,, 27 Chatharn st. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—K, FIELD, GENERAL AUC; tloneer, salesroom No. 80 Bower: wil sell this day, a 11 o'clock, 600 lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, Dresses! Shawls, Remi por Underclothing, Quilts, Blan! ots, Bed 8, dee. &e. Also Coats, Pants and Vests. igh Preel, Rowe st. AN, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUC- Heh class Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Chan, ,_te.—Friday, March 17, at 103¢ o'clock, No. the tock of so’ luporter deeiiuiig, basinses—ris. . of abont 250 cases Gorman and. French Wings, first quality | also casks Brandies, Gin, Port and Sherry 4 also Sz herralg chats aholce old Bourbon and Rye Whiskey cases Bran- ai sitters, Cordials, de. d baskets of Cham) ag alan ¢, Cigars, Salce Furniture: tales, ko. ato positives Dealers invited, G, HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUO- . tloneer.—Mortgage sale of the Fixtures of a Lager Boer Saloon, this day (Thursday), March 16, at 10 o’elock, at No. 119 av. D, consisting of Bagatelle, Bar and Back ar, Glee Chairs, Tables, Chandeliers, be. Sale positive, lots. By orde: Hh i R, HUBERT, Mortgageo. |. 8. MOUNT, AUCTIONEER, NOS. 7% AND 77 Worth at —Attracitve special sal of 1 Fine tg Liquors, os os to close a copartners! arantecd as represento FINDA Match Th iti at ii ovclock, ‘A large assoriment, comprising ‘the finest offering of the season, to bo sold to love the aecount, and to be offered in ots to anit dealers and farutiles. LLIAM WITTERS, AUGTIONEER-WILL, SELL ans oy, at 2 o'clock, the saree Contents of Furni- ture Store ‘anal street; A chance for dealers and ot! soid In lots to suit purchasers; sale positive, rain or shin [QT week OF JULIUS Roa 4™ MONTH OF JULIUS C@SAR. aT, QTM PERFORMANGE OF JULIUS CHSAR. Poms THEATRES Peahert & PALMEBR.........Le FOURTH M ONTH. sscos and Mauagers TWELFTH WEEK O¥ THE SUPERB REPRESENTA. = Ten osahe ara Cake? with ta phenomenal cast including ihe renowned Shaker Mr. LAWRENCE PgaRierr as CASSIUS, Mr. F. ©, BANGS as MARCUS ANTONIUs, DAVENPORT as BRUTU! EL with Me, Milnes Levick (especially ony part) and the entire great company of OT, ela tsg. ie T0_OONEPIRACY, U,—THE ‘CONSPIRACY. AacT nik Perit ATION. TinERE ‘ORE THE ACT Y.. ari H Quan 1. *.* Occupants of places are. Ted teously remain in to witness the gran 10 the THR WURSING OF Tite weirs ox until the Boby o¥ Brutus. PEOPLE. MO LALNS or Lc aed asked to cour- of the curtain ee nee, the gan BENEFIT OF : ve Bb ake hi NiNitiirl PCONSECU. an w 4 fu APPEARANCE 43 bROTU Pay ARIES, [ion béehY r 3 BROAD- Evenings, 8 o'el Most varied, besusital jandsor on Fines Boi vagy angers’ jelight. Last wi in of talent OM Dances. HE Y AND ACCOMPLISH MY WIFE'S Be First appeacance of Also THE BIEAY HAMILTON i arance of the creat HORACE WE: GALA RATA BUCENEY, MINNIE HALL, TE MORRO! EU [cota Av. STRING MATINEE TO-MORROW. | MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2. sensation, Monday next. avy of rivals. Pride of Kk of the present combination, an, va thir doparitre on their ir ape to tour. wi Fenehtr |THE 3: ‘Senin a Sato | hoes wonrcwas ehill as Laver fe Melange of Musical and Dramatic ¥ OR WO SHINING BEARSTN, OL1O. Mile. CAMMARA, JEU, Mile. GcirvORD, Mile, HERBERT, JOHN LOCKWOOD. PEERLESS ARNOLD: Thora is Dut one Parisian Variety Thostre 50 Beautiful Young Ludios will appear in the new in the unt jal ook, | Matinegs, Tuesday, Thursday and o'el ap OP pry in aor oy York, mest Corps de Ballet in rns the city, the Great Sensation. Sig. vingitno. ‘EAM. [ ort ED oe PHEES, rilliant and unprecedented Wwirks BON be Gallfrenta Prima Doni i SP iatihy PRIOR, LAWRENCE SISTERS, OUT ON A_ LARK, in four character NET. arts. 188 Blanche Elberts - William H. STE RBER atiae. Arnold Living Banjoist, Ww: ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Manager, CONTINUED AND the series o! BTANDARD COMEDIES. AND DRAMAS w being UNAVOIDABLY PO resented at thi TRON bis theat . Mr. LESTER WALLACK BILLTANT SUCCESS {3 FORTHCOMING NOV: TK ‘The programme for this and the ensuing week will there- THE WONDER fore be as follows :— EVERY EVENTS 4 THI At the matinee, 8 WEEK. BATURDAY, March 18, Mr, H. reap earance of ce MONTAGUE ROMANCE OF a'Poor YOUNG MAN. Monday, March 20, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Tosstey ereninn , March 21. Wednesday, evening, 3 March 22, OFA POOR YOUNG MAN. iE WONDER. ureday evening, March ROMANCE, OF Friday evening, Ma Saturday Matineo, Lae PUOR YOUNG MAN. STOOPS TO CONQUER, THE WONDER. OMANCH OF A POOR YOUNG MAN. Box book now open for the entire serles. Saturday evenin, Ri UCTION NOTICE.—HOUSEHOLD — FURNITURE sales, ROBERT SOMERVILI versity place, corner 13th st., will, as heretofore, attention to sales of Household Furniture, ée., of parties declining housekeeping, or at his above. rooms, a8 SSIGNKEE'S ae LE, ee ‘74 Uni- ectal residences spacious sales- Ly tm font ee rs, ko. BENJ, P. Patkoulint toner, wl will So Fog sieve: March 17, 1876, at 10 A. M., at Sree tiais el Rave Buca: eocmetiig ef Roto Stoves, Heaters, Parlor and Store stoves, Tinware, re, Wooden H ‘tures, dc, ware, Hardware, Store Fixt By order of Cook CHAS. H. BAILEY, Assignee. SALE OF | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UCTION OST TTY, this Pigens 8 ay) No. 47 WEST Sriteril vt anna orninie, at iby orelock. tone mai STH "AND 6TH AVS. iteinway four Paongper2 octave Pianoforte, Decker fg eben pprist ‘octave Pianoforte, and Bisque Figures. PARLOR AND DRAWING "ROOM Sorry, richly carved romweod and walnut frames, cove: ‘atin and cotclaine: brocade Fonngesyasy Ch Chairs, inlaid sere ‘ables, rosewood Etager ch ne Mantel Sets, Musteal Boxes, Jardinicres, velvet Rugs, mae 1 laid Library retaire Bookcase, Mirrors. lace Curtains, ‘and Sect library Tables; cleyaat oe Suit (7 ing Desk, ED AGO FERS elaborate and plain Dressing Cases, Bureaus, IN laid French walnut Browsels and in We Sule pacitive. tively find tule a rary Wasnrientae bair aod spring st feather Pi ts, Pollet ‘Sets, rep and plush Suits, marble top ‘RE, Two Extension Tables, in- board, Chairs in eather, Sitverware, Dinner and Tes Beta, utlery, ec. two ball Stands, artes a ‘about, hance. Take Sane mente pan lady's Writ of Art. Lal Soy Bs phn oity ve muarore re pieces), ele “and dois ‘urniture, &c. erehestng will th avenue or Uni- versity place eats. House opens 8 A: Competent men to_ rer country. ROBERT & ra ite th ag MUSICAL, OULTIVATED LADY, AN EXPERIENCED AND accomplished teacher, gives Bese, and bog Oper quarter, highest. relerence with CHANTEUSP, box 125 Herald office. ‘ADAME 8. TEACHES | “MUSIC AND Italian, German, id English meth Gross G0 East Xb at, Detwoon Broadway and University place. DANCING | ACADEMIES, LLEN Dopwogrit's, 3 DANCING SCHOOL, 212 Sth avenue. For particula send Be a reais T FERNANDO DANCING ACADEMY. Sst BT. corner $4 duilding).—Ciasses forming. Re- ception every Thu ee Serer DANCING ACADEMIES.—SOiREE EVERY Monday, Brevoort Hall 164 Kast Oath st; every Tace- di st jt RIVATE LESSONS any hour at 212 Bast 11th st. a | Vat LEAU | GARTIER'S DANUING | ACADEMY, Flimpton’s building. Btuyvesant and Oth sts.—Open and assembly ‘waltses a all summer; private lessons in glid specialty. INSTRUCTION. FRENCH LADY TEACHER WISHES A SITUA: ‘complete French education in a school or anarete a ini Cuil at Mr. Meynial's, 188 16th at, be- tween 6th and CEGANT wart ING, $i6—DOLBRARS HAND training, 1,193 Broadway, cures stiffness, cramping and trembling 120 leosons ‘prgoricaL, LESSONS IN long we tl Lay PER MONTH; Conversation; no grammar is Call on or address FRENCH TEACHER, No. 47 Vest Bach ot ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO TEACH GER man, evenings only, Will the Austrian lady cali at hotel or send address. GERMAN, Boral office, Abs .—THIS DAY AND TO-MO! SUPERB AMERICAN AN’ mprisin jour, ., Beantag, Tame Hubner, Bomb! Haag, Ac jemy, exceeding and many others; also from t] RRO DPORBIGN UPaLernsoa, iy choice examples by Dazid, Johnson, rown, O Smith, Hart: jurgers, Geselschap, late exhibition at the ELEGANT WATER COLORS, Ipc es aoe Homer, eseern oo Insley and others. ection to be sold THe MATEWS" GALLERY AT MND 49 LIBERTY sT. THIS DAY AND TO-MORR\ ROW, March 16 and 17, ot 13 DANIEL x ‘aries, Anetioneer. D hos OF MAGNIFICENT HOUsBHOLD 1 FURNI- ture. Fiasoforte. Bronses, Oil Pi will be sold this ‘ardrobes, Dressti Tinrsday), comme dence Parlor Suite, Bedroom Btageres, ( na nurora,f ings, &: Ing at 1036 o'clock, Bei gees. ‘brat its. aren, ack stoads, Mattrosse: smctie and. ser ‘Tables, ‘Tarkish Chsies, Lounges, Chairs, Extension Tabk eae 1, Ou tlery, do. Auctioneer BEN lee Oe I ee TAREE, ee) 4 MILLET, ar 18 DAY (Thursdi continuation sale of pil oan ‘Stock eeteasating? Obukgtibas ardwaro at 57 Reade st, commencing ®t ‘at lot 1,900, = sig hd sale tng comprise, 10 100 dos. Brad Sets, 500 aoz. paces and Coffee ei foes French rench celsior Dividers, BIFELD & SEID! this THU + aE 10) Tacks, 500 Electric Crosscut Sand’ Pay wg He ae 4 Drivers, Continental Locks, Ex- r, Gun Materials, AUCTIONRERS, CONTINUE o'clock, at 393 Grand . the ‘gale of ver stock Stationery and Stationer’s Paney Goods, lous brands Papers, Envelopes, Initial er; ve tack’ Boots ery Lottos, Albums, Fans, Foren books, Bla ve ‘assortment. SI nk Books also large Fancy Box es, ‘ited Soret jated Showcases; stock was formerly eran ¢ Music; Powders, 8, Fixtures, Counters, a to, be gloved ‘without reserve, "This 5..4. Spiegel, Keg. Stationers, Jobbers and drugcists rw, invited. R. FOWLER'S LIBRARY. This (Thursday) and following evenings At 8 o'clock, Salo of tho Libraries belonging to B. P. FOWLER, M. Dy at the Clinton Hall Salerooms, Tre Moser LEAVITT, Auctioneers. Extra large Pianos, | gy ==? day 13th st., wae country to the anction rooms. Thi h 16, at the auction rooms, 53 Bust Broadway, commencing at 11 o'clock. One of the largest and longest’ sales of the season and every kind and deseri; room Furniture; also any amount of also 80 or 40 ts, about 20 Lounges and Lo Teor 20 bent hale this morning. Bo'clock. number of Paintings and ‘cntae N-B—The wit ion of really good parlor, dining room and bed- the medium gesnt : be sold at EO. W. G Art Gallery, rengead KEELER, AUCTIONEER. ie Cod Nassan, as Ol PAINTINGS, W, Wary GEOR. CHRoMos, *EN- 20 second hand fire and burglar proof Safes on view Fri- day. Notice of sale nee pone, J. Lf iy virtue of @ Secoghves will @ day of March, 1870, at tor gy 12 CHAMBERS for sale ed blie veudue, z Fay ovvtock PM, wt cornet King sts. Led hag Horses, ive —, Horses, one ior F Trucks i. ean GEORGE J. SMITH, Attorney for i GAT. BETTS & O9'4) A UCTIONEERS, TOW sp sa ie Pearl st. i DAY (th a at 11 o'clock, mien i lad Teen oe St. Louis Rhine Wine 2 casks California 113 eases choice quality without reserve. 7 bales Havana Tobacco, Flour, boxes Chere 10) Ay Mostard Hoek, 80 half Dbl hienings connechtot't CEN Ete Connectieut casks WRAcCO. Wrappers, to be sold Also Sheriffs sale.) Tea—65 chests Green Tea, ua C. CONNER, Sheriff, PRID. a4 9 o'clock A. 9 Be 1a Weal 234 at, P peed and Bogey—! Hore Horse sitern, Palle pa Riee'Fraene. Cuaniss McNourr, Deputy 's nale.) ‘and Buggy, Harness, Robes, LEGAL Ne NOTICES, | yr THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES for the Southern District of Illinois, January Term, 187 Abram B, Baylis, Trastoo, vs, The Lafayette, Bloomi ton ana Mislezpet Railway Co Company rite ‘hase Be ad the agree of said id “Lafayette, Bloomington and jesippl way Com) the Seeks ‘of the Court rendered ‘gt the F you. the eit; days from. thls. date, Rovewentionsd averon, at nde mao hard ty: you and fommed ove m 0 t she above nemed “Lafayette, Blocasiigron ‘and Mis- omy a recta anime JONES, a1 Master in A Dated at Springfield, Tll., this 28th day ‘of February, 1978, PROPOSALS. RR RAR RDA FFICKE OF TRUSTEBS .OF SAILORS’ SNUG Harbor, Benled any, the 23th River a ne Timbe scat ne Lam i ster, Bran Be end bpeeiteati ty ont wired.” For glans an jones apply onl toe b ShyTH, ata gee pci ‘Governor, ae the Sailors’ Snug Harbor, Staten Talend. ‘The Trustees do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any bid which shall not be deemed for the interest of the institution. mA bids dressed “Trustees of Sailors’ Snug nek. bids be ood bas % and marke :c. set T NEEAP, Comptroller EUROPE, FF“ LORENCE, ITALY, A coat ork Sei Spee: Circular Notes and Drafts on Feng Paris and New York cashed at the best exchanges. Letters received anu promptly forwarded. Reading rooms, with Ameriean and English papers Goods stored and forwarded. No commission charged. [0X29 ROTEL. NEW BOND, St. AND CLIFFORD #t.—This well known comfortable hotel for families and tral situation, has now ® ‘appointed smoking and y window commanding a most ant and fashionable thorough- a not already have nd of London. Under 8, gentlemen, the only one in this Most comaiodiows aud luxurloual made choice of & het in the management of I WATCHES, J At 77 BLERCKER ST, NEAR BROADWAY, r advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewel mbrokers' Tickets bought of Diamonds, Waschoss se. ke, 77 Moocker st. NEE a: T 06 BROADWAY, OPPORITE | 11TH eT—DIA atches, Jewelry, &c., bought and sold by Roper } ROMENTHALY Lune nogottsved. T 097 BROADWAY, CORNER 4TH 8T., DIA monds, Watches, Jewelry, Silke, Laces and Personal wy of every duoteiption Vougin tad sold, Loans pee: Hares 2° O°OFY Geveeiptlon vor ED . MATTULWS. Ate 918 BROADWAY, NEAR 21ST 8T.—DIAMONDS, Watelr Viet? Laces, Camels’ Hair Shawls. &o., ought and ans lated, score TT LYNCH, formerly New York Rotel. PPARD TIMES -RICHARD, WALTERS BONS, ‘Auctioneers, 27 Bast Broadway, advance cash to any amount on Merchandise of every description, Furnt- ture, Pianos, Stocks of Stores, &e., and Goods stored or sold. Established 25 years aii CLOTHING, ‘AT _B MINTS, 422 OTH AY. paidin cash for Ladies’ and Gentie- JEWELRY we. | ABOVE 2TH ST.— Broadway prices inen's cust of Clot ing Carpets, Jewelry. Orders attended T EDWARD, MILLERS WELL KNOWN ESTAR. lishment, 68 6th Waverley [ge ng wr etelentng Meer ne, fits cael yang oe T FLATTO'S. UP TOWN, 818 OTH AV. CORNER OF 46th st, Indies and gent ill pobttiv ier oust more then eleathere ng. Care hon Ras i Jewry. Orders promptly atten: nded vo by Mr. or Mra. ATANHALDS, 178,79 AY, NEAR 20TH 8T—BIG prices will Be pala for, cast off eat Miranda rat nA BY TH 8T. OPERA B etween 2a and 3d. THIS THA’ GIVES THIS STYLE OF SH MARCH 17, EXTRA MATINEE, ‘Every evening at & Nuspa¥' and SATURDAY. AY Matinens ot 2: WED- Ow. RTH AVENUE THEATRE. EVE! Proprietor and Mana; ager. ADQUSTIN, DALY'S iiikats QQQ ie H i u u er vu 4 vuUU RY NIGHT, AUGUSTIN’ tk EEE E . EEEE “ A Bt el TO-DAY. PA PIQUE, ONE HUNDRED TIMES. PIQUE, | Witerion “PIQUE” MATINEE ae he Alsoon SATURDAY AFTE The great livin Fisher, EVENING, RNON *," The Decorations and Silk Programmes both NNY and Mr. JOHN BROUG: CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION FRIDAY, MAROH 17. ant vgs ays. 4 T0 8, ALY 'T SUCCESS. EEEE 62 peer by RT, Mr. Havel Mr. Davidge, Mr, Mi Hardenberg, ig USM ier 8 TLAM, ING. a AVENUE THEATRE. — SPECIAL, FRIDAY, (A MATINEE, MARCH 17, AT L CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. —PAPPEN CADEMY, OF MUSIC. A HE STRAKO: First appearange| Jn Tealian opera ol of HEIM. CH T An OPERA. ENHETM, sani 17, FRIDAY EV! ENING, 3 NO. Signor TAGLIAPLET #3 Signor Reina, Miss Cooney, Sigi ‘usical Director and Conductor. . '. March 18--GRAN ATB the benefit of the Worm 's Sentanaiel Union. L TROVATORE, Seats can now be sera cy Academy and 114 Sreoenny nid Wak. MARETZEK is MATINEE tor LOCK, -Violetta Alfredo jermont ini. CADEMY OF MUSI BENEF’ lo. THERESA TITIENS and the STRAKOSCH GRAND ITA. BATURDAY APFTE. tga Committ Mrs. GEO. W. CULLUM Mra B. 8, CHURCH. Mrs N. P. HOSACK."7.) Mrs. Henry H. Parker, Mrs. C. F. Chickering, Mrs. T, DiOremieulx, Mra. G. A. Arthur, Mrs. F. 8. Banks, Tl, TROVAT Mile, THERESA (ig bead) Miss ym or TGEIAPIETRA, Musical Hrector aud Conductor....... Nre GRAND TITIENS WATiNen. © ‘ORE, her aneie cnor iti of 1 ale as BRIGN ee bignor TEIN X MARETZER March 18, Barlow, TIENS. FIT tf the WOMEN'S CENTENNIAL TOMON, PAN OPERA COMPANY, President Mr Boe aoa Seats can now be secured at Acndemy and 114 ever. ACADEMIE DE DE MUST MARDI, 5 Fal QUE. oe, FRANCAISE. ANACHE, RODI,'23 MONSIEUR "ALPHONSE, SAMEDI SOIR, 25 may LA SUORERIE DBS GEN TS. Joy quatre Foye We el; pera oF * aa ces, hamily circle, 500. vet Sis de Witte temsedl wi Rootes HILNARMONIO SOCIETY. Fifth Concert, erat Pain evening, March 18, 8 o'clock, 2 PM General Rehearsal ACA 4, Merch 17, ADE: Kt MUS SIC. EPIL WIEITES Violinist, MR. JO; GRAND ORCHESTRA OF antes SOCIETY. Mr GEORGE MATZKA, 33 Union Broadway, and at the door of the Aca squai lemy. 1.00 , 701 and 1,164 PIANO! vewaowny and some of makers. ORGANS, TROUS OF econd ead Steinway Piano are invited to here « numbor of St inway them ni arly now, ari wo ‘second band Pianos of ciher ‘<0, Pianos, Attempts aro constantly made in this city and elsewhere by makers of bogus planus and thelr ferior instruments, pune oc & fraud. 107 and 111 East AA Sieap for sem Piano, cost $1,000. Organ, cost st, near Ou earing Our name OF ® similar that many people do not notice the difference, a strument for INWAY & SONS, Steinway ‘agents to sell 14th st., me spelled 90 heir in- wuine the instrument is @ Mail, jew York, gINWAY & BON ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ; nt upright Windsor + Sstop Needham t sis ele ‘$300, for $150, ‘Call private residence 120 West Ach —FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, ae AND “GRAND Pianos of our own wee number of fine second hand Pi in IAM KNABE & CO.. No. Giz nen ay. in priate 16th st. LOT OF SECOND WAND PIANOS, UL PIAN( ay Planoforte, 7 improvemen sacri re BIDDL We Ts Waverley IN THOROUGH for sale at- moderate prices, Also Pianos on in- ce, near Broadway. A IY ATp Fa FAMILY WILL soba THEIR ELEGANT oer Stoo = case rosew: Pianoforte for 82794, cost aan Jerecrements( i serores Wil agrade, ovgroerd ae _ Stool wage agri 1 , be, snd Cover, @ sae: Rye No. 47 West Toit st. A arn Improvements; peglect rosewood 7 octave Pianoforte, Sih se ure Sa order. 2s Wuet 8 LADY WILL SELL, LESS THAN N $100, CARVED ‘Bd at, near 2d av ee L CARVE! 0 D Ey: OC- ‘ DR -4 Cah Bao PIANOFORTES.—909 BLEECKER ST. ; woes whe ; closing out; large, elegant stock; half price; $150, Pa ‘$0 TO Soeapean PR eh Oh we, BIS STEINWAT La Nin A. CHICRERING ead 4 eaten eae os rf RACE W Fano for SB of Ipaate” stees ‘Uptown Braneb OLASS: ddress PLANOS, ier thaen por counters RB & SONS, No, 481 Broadway, ald uw AMUSE: OMS te THBATRE RAND MAPS OADWAY. .. Manager 2 ‘RAND MATIN} 3 D MAT EB 3:bay at 2 INEE TO-DA AT 2. THE ‘GRANDES? ANHAY YER appearance of the world-famed EeeiEn, and Ch Tanslie, on 116 bi had ThE WOOL borne ‘e GREAT SUCCESS of the great Duncl THE FOUR’ SPANTARDSe ot, LITTLE fag and bp iach f ALLEN he new local dram: york” bene aa CENTENN: ART TENEMENT WVANTINE, Tha" CARLO. Bik Misses ADAM. RICHMOND, FANNIE BRO ORGAN, J ULIE COVENTRY, & QUEEN mw Wat jn THE Ww. A MAGNIFIGEN EVERY ACT POSITIVELY NEW. iy ENTERTAINMENT. nto SE. WNE, EADA fe, TCH 93p STREET OPERA HOUSE, lato Dan Brvant’s Immense att ate woek, adi eachan IFORNIA fNetRe LS. fo the famous forming a double entertainment. A complete Minstrel Troupe And Specialty Company. First appearance of Mr. J. W, MCANDREWS, ties LULA DELMAY ‘Miss ALICE DRAYTON. Miss ALICE SOMERS, Mr. HUGH PAY, Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, a ‘and vitae LE. FRANK CUSHMAN and fift DAY, a2 M. NEK THURSDAY and SATU 93 ST. OPERA HOURE, (Lave Dan Bryant's, near 6th av. FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY AT FAMILY MATINEE The great Double the popular CALI and the great TALTY The best attraction in the clty. LOBE THEATRE. and 790 Br KR. W. BUTLER. . ertainment, ‘The most talented and vi ‘Sam Rickey, | Master Barne SENATOR BOB HART, Sen Chas, Benedict, And: IN THEIR’ SID) R, THE THE CONSOR! IRISH ALEX. with the Popular prices. Hox offlos open dally. Seats Extra engagement extraordinary of REL MAUB, the celebrated Fire The Wonder of Soecial Notice. —Extra matin IDAY, March 17, at2 o’cl Afternoon atid ovening,'an immense bill The highly ae Militar me eine, e BO URIPTS ; 4 FRETTA. . Pacrick’ 2 FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. TO-DAY AT 2 A Fenian Refuges if the Company. A MINSTRELS OMPANY, entitled REFUGEE. ecured, ing, the Nineteenth Century. * Day, 1. ARK THEATRE, accessible by ail the popular lines of tra to all the terries at hotels. EVENING FIFTH of Rowe's successful it BRA! Mr ROWE as Waifton Stray rd, WEEK Miss Rose Wood, —_L. Morrison, Miss Rose Lisle,” J. C. Padgett, F, Lan, Miss Marie Loulse, V. Bowers, ¢. Mrs. J.W. Brutone, ©. Norri F] Reserved sei Box oti wn 8 to 4 o'clock. y (entrance next door), 50 cents, “Seo this ring? Fact! Fa i. PATRIC THE pREsibY " ° MANY OF THE ttend. On this jon th ere will be Programme of J jonal Airs. decorated and a Photograph of St the Saint, by Chief Justice She: St. Patrick, written by Clarenc Published, will be presented to Uees, SQUARE THEATRE. Soe, “RI atrick, with h visitor. BROADWAY AND 22D S7., convenient SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 morous Comedy, that “perverter of trath”). W. J Cogswell, i ra ie 7 ND BROTHER s SIR KNIGHTS AN MBERS OF THE & Special the theatre will be h a Life of with an original Son, Mangan and never belore Proprietor Mr, SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager.. see A.M. PALMER POSITIVELY ATH TO bist TIME of LAST ROSE MICHEL. WEEK THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE or SEASON, ROSE YOSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, MICHEL, Seats may now be secured. MONDAY EVENTING, March 20, will be presented for the first time ou the sh-speaking stage, Sardou’s last work, the charming Comedy, in four acts. entitled FERREOL, In this representation the following favorite artists will participate :—Measrs, C horne, Jr.; Frederic Robin Stuart Reopeon, J. w. Stoddart, John Parselle, 'T. H.W. Montgomery, tbat jarie Wilk Roberta n fher hres appears Ida Ver Mande ftarriso mond and Tai sel used in this play havi ish anything hitherto attempted nde’ Burroughs, W. if Be ks, Thompson, Guigle y and ( joltins; ‘and Misses Kato 08 ¥, Morris, Wilder, Norwood, here), Auguste Bay: rey (her first appearance oh uny stage). he all been painted ex- vreau forit rit by Mr. Richard Marston, and surpass in beauty ni upon auy Beni for the opening night of FERREOL may now be secured. ROOKLYN THEATRE. > Messrs, SHOOK & ‘Lossees and Managers. . THURSDAY the great suce * LED ASTRAY, with its foe i ortioel east, meg mg Mr. CHA XE, Jt. itr, SICART RORS ATE CLA: SaPURDAY MATIN AT 2 O'OLOUK, Anat EVENING, THE TWO ORPHANS. PALMER RIDAY EVENINGS, XTON. Mee, MARIE WILEINE. hoe WS aaed ERY ae i aut MOTTARLES. FO: TER in am CELL 20! OR, THE DEV ics OA To commence with the favorite farce Gls “ll COTTAGE. —THURSDAY EVENING, TH. rpoxy PASTOR'S THEATRE. HOUSES CROWDED. SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, Jennie Morgan, Litite Hail, AND. FRIDAY. —_— ‘Andy Collom, wiki MATINEE PATRIOK’S OMET! NEW. Frank Leathwood, nema Gus Willam GRAND Cotton and Birdue,| MATINER, MARCH 17, st, PATHTOR'S 3EUM THEATRE. Las CeORsS t DE COMEDY, OPERA, RURLESGUE MINNIE PALMER, GOODWIN, STAR’ COMP. Every evening. Wednesday a rday Matines POPULAR PRICES, 7OOD'S MUSEUM, Woops. THIS DAY. EVENING AT 8, 7. G. RIGGS LDON In the great sensation entitled j Bt VOTES. | “in The eauen c GENERAL ADMISSION : ae MATINEE AT 2. ree : mn ag AY, March “IEGEN LIESCHE Comedy, in fonr acts, by SCO MINSTRELS. ANCISCO MINSTRELS. BAN FRAN 800 MINSTRELS. sULIts. “nati “ENOOZER; PIRATORS OF MiodtPson STRE! THE PHOUR TRAM SME STOOPS TO CON nih! DELIGHTFUL SOLO AND PART Sixarna _Every evening at 8, Seats secure (MUICKERING HAL HANS VON BULOW. RECITALS, Thursda Friday, Saturday, March Monday, March Wednesday, March 21 Thursday, March 30 y, April t. ‘Sutweriptton Ten Binglo Rect mh -Belumaun: eae scription tickets . First Beethoven Sotres D AND Bach Kus wad een ‘TRELS. BT. hn Soiree in Matinee nny | Sotroe Matinee where programmes can be had. Sale of scats for aa le re- citals will commence Thursday, tion will close. _Chiekering Pianos used by Vou Bulow. (QHICKERING HAL HANS VON MONDAY, MAROH 20, VON BULOW will play Sonata Patetica eon Yorlestant, opus 24; Kousta quest Vowtasta, op f'n E fiat; Sonata quan Fantasia, opus 27. No. 2 minor; Sonata, opus 110, in A flat: Fantasia, opus Pes March 17, when sul Ser. . ri hat’ BEETHOVEN ya ed Fin C sharp 77, Finteon variations ; Fuga ed Andante, Gaale ous theme of ‘the Sin- fonia rote WED: DAY, THURSDAY, ar ¥RIDAY, March Thea SATURDAY, Reserved seats, #2. is now Mor sale at Selva! Union square, and 114 Broadway. _Chickering Pianos used by You Bulow. (HICKERING HALL Professor Crom wel The od. and “the "New, with magn’ euiinctesitens hy earn orem oe at 2 “Second Beethoven n Beeth ethoven night, ight. ven matinee, March 25- Seoond. Heethoven matinee, DMIssl ONE DOL berth's, 23 ifieent i PRI me” nA UTIFUL. BCI Le von “orn I RREAND. DAY Professor Cromwell's ast matine Organ Selections b Professor Tickets at Schuberth’s, 28 Union squar at2. F. Valier, ‘Organist. \HATHAC MABILER VARIETIES, FIRST BUILDING Cc Sd'av., on S4th st, Every evehing at & Admission 25, 50, 75 ai The palace of emotional delight, MATISEE A Jolly place to spend the night, No othor thentre can show such TO-DAY See this show first and you'll be We strive to ploase with all owe mi at Oar lovely women will entrance you quite And raise your heaven's height a I ye JOHN Lee Halt, to. YEE