The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1876, Page 13

THE COURTS. Refusal to Release from Jail Andy Roberts and Valentine Gleason. What Constitutes the Good Will of an Establishment. ATTACHMENT DAY IN THE COURTS. How a Collector Got Into Jail. ‘The efforts made by Andrew L. Roberts and Valen- tine Gleason to sccure their discharge from Ludlow Street Jail have not proved successful. as will be remembered, were arrested in June last on a eharge of realizing large sums from sorged railroad bouds and other securities, and their bail failing to obtain which fixed at $85,000; These parties, was they were incarcerated in prison. ‘Tho history of their two trials in connection with other defendants, in the Superior Court, by the National Trust Company and the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company, fn which verdicts were obtained for $36,000 and $91,000, respectively, is well known, and docs not re- ire a recapitulation. Wearying of janguishing in durance vile application was recently made to Judge Curtis, holding Special Teri of the Superior Court, for thoir diseharge under the Insolvency act. The case wus argued at great length, Messes. Averill & Gardner appearing for the prisoners and Mr, William Wirt Hewitt as counsel, Messrs. Arnold, Elliott & White as attorneys, for the National Trust Company and the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company. Mr, Hewitt raised the points that the Superior Court tion of Btatute, and that th did not have jurisdiction in the case, inasmuch as it was not a county court, and further, that the publica. tice Was not sullicient to comply with U name and residence of the viticer before whom the application should have been presented wero not stated tn the petition, as required by statute, Many other objections were also sub- mitted, and authorities cited iu support of the various neha raised. Judge Curtis gave his decision yester- day, sustaining the points taken by Mr, Howitt aud re- fusing to discharge the prisoners. GOOD WILL AS CAPITAL STOCK. James W. Astin and others brought suit aguinst Emily G. Ellingwood, for herself aud as executrix of other parties, for dissolution of partnership, an accounting, and the appointment of a receiver. Prior to 1870 the plaintifls and defendants were part owners of the Shipping and Commercial List and New York Prices Current, including the good will and the appurte- Bances of the establishment. In 1870 there was an agreement by which plaintifls and Selah C. Cornish were continued ia the management for five years from date, each of the Astins and Mr, O, E. Bourne, plain- Lifts, to receive harap bg of cent of the proiits, and cach of the other parties ap Cornish an amount equivalent to fifteen per cent of the net profits, which was to be cousidered part of the expenses and be included in tuem before division of the profits. forly per cent net profits was to plumtils and defendants. oll The remaining divided between written agree- Ment was made, and at tho expiration of the term plaintifts, without Cornish, continued the management, on the voderstanding that their compensation was to be a “reasonable” one. A dispute arose about the rompensation, and hence the present suit. The defend- Anis denied uny partnership, and the point came up whether the paper, the good will and appurtenances were capital stock. Judge Sedgwick, mm @ decision piven yesterday, holds that they are not capital stock, jut that plaintiffs are entitled to compensation since April, 1875, and are entitled to judgment for dissolu- tion; and he orders a reference ior an accounting. AVALANCHE ‘OF ~ A'T'TACHMEN’ TS. The granting of attachmonts seemed to be the prin- tipal thing in order yosterday in Supreme Court, First in order, he sranted an attachment against the property of Morris Jeserum, ina suit brought against him by Abraham R B, Mosos. He is churgea with having received, as the plaintif’s agent, $8,923, and having fled the State for the purpose of defrauding his creditors, The next Attachment was in the suit brought by William Williams against The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Kailroad Company tor $8,000, alleged to be due on coupons of bonds issued by the company and now in Mr. Williams’ Chambers, before Judge Donohue. possession, It alleged that the company agreed to pay in October last $40 on each of the bonds, but that they tailed to do so. ‘The attachment was ugainst the property of the railway company in this State. The Jast attachment was in the case of Samuel Galland, who has brought suit in the Supreme Court against ‘Timothy Stebbins, complaining that defendant, who was in is employment, represented him that he ad invented a hydraulic elevator, and had sold it and ‘ail improver bins Hydraulic that the stock w. purchase 400 its and modifications of it to the Steb- Slevator Company of San Francisco; of grout value, and induced him to ares at $20 cach; that defendant has pce patented important improvements to the ele- vator, and retuses to part with them, and that without them piaintil’s shares wouid be worthless. Au at- tachment Was granted against defendant's property in Warren county. ADMINISTR. ATOR'S SUIT. In a suit brought by J. C. ministrator, . Julius Langbein, as ad- against Charles Strappmann, Judge McAdam grantet! an order of arrest aguinst the defen- dant and fixed the bail at $1,500. The plaintiff alleged (n bis affidavit thé administrator of the estate of adam Muller, deceased, he appointed the defendant as nis agent and collector to collect the rents of the wstate; that the defendant married one of the children of the deceased; that he has collect-d the rents for two moaths, amounting to nearly $900, and that he bas wrongiully misappropriated and converted the The defendant hus been arrested aud locked up in Ladlow Street Jail in same to his own use and purpose. default of bail. Charles Goldzier, the lawyer for two husbands who married daughters of deceased, claims vo have advised Mr. Struppmaua that he had a right to rf p and retain these rents under a title and right greatcr than that of the administrator, in consequence df & recent decision of the Supreme Court regarding the construction of the will of Adam Muller. ministrutor considered this abeurd, and consequently felt himself in duty bound, through his counsel, George bein, to secure the defendant's arrest, as there The ad- are iniant children of Adam Muller, and the plait being also their general ssi SUMMARY ‘OF LA LAW CASES, In the suit of Appleton Sturgis, administrator of Russell Sturgis, deceased, against Danicl Drew ct al., Judge Donohue yesterday granted an extra allowance of $750 to counsel, besides costs and disbursements. William H. Birebard, late Postmaster at Florida, f. Y., arrested on a charge of detaining and opening etters that came into his bands as Postmaster, was yesterday brought belore a United States Commis- ioner, but waiving an examination he gave bail in $2,000 to await the action of the Grand Jury. Robvert Braum, seaman, was placed in the hands of the United States authoriti in this city yesterday, on ‘charge ot having, while on the high seas, stabbed, with intent to kill, H. B. Symonds, ig Brunswick, Braum will be stn ination to-morrow. br first mate of the ‘ought up for ex- Judge Donohue yesterday gave a» decision staying sroceedings, pending an appeal from an order vacating the attachinent against the property of Charles Heuld, tonvicted of steuling $20,000 worth of goods irom Jochrane, McLain & Co, bis employers, AB injunction wi 8 granted yesterday by Judge Dono- an annuity of $706 and a legac; gueathed t Samue! A. Mitchell, Kitch Supreme Court, Chambers, against the executors the late John 5 Mitebell, to prevent their disposing $10,000, be- rhe injunction was at the instance of Ernest Groesbeck and William K. Judge ‘Donohue ordered a reference yesterday in the ase of # child named Maria Anna Zimmerman, the wee came up on au application of the child's grand- repo John Peter, to obtain custody of the child, on guardian; that it ought ught up in_ the tepmothe: uses Lo carry out the proviso in th ie will, will makes him testamen- iso provides that she Is to be Roman Cutbotic faith, and that the with whom the child iw living now, re- The examination of witnesses 48 to the collision be- jween the valerate Adriatic and the Harvest Queen, ou the morning of December 31, 1875, which has been tor some time past pending betore United States Vom. missioner Gilbert, was yout day Drought to a tempor- wy close. Testimony was clicited showing that the a was going at the time of the accident at iuil DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—cmHAmBERS. By Judge Donohue. Thayer vs, Bassett et al.—I think the plaintiff is en- Utied to the relic! asked on payment of the nute due, aot the ones not yet due, i ter of Pegram,— meuschlay v8, Plameuschliy.—Relerence ordered. reuce, 01 costs of inquest 0 costs of this mno- tion, motion granted, otherwise deuied, with $10 costs. The Mayor, &e,, v: of auswer marked, deniod ol —Motiva granted as to as to balance. tray Douglas vs. ‘Douglas ; Anderson vs. Callahan, —3Mo- tions denied® Bioomingdale vs. Siegel —Motion granted. Memo. randum. Le Buructt vs. Schiffor.—Orders granted. Matter of opening Fort Washingt avenue to Kingebri vs, Ray; Tuthill vs. Kissler.—Motions granted, Road trom va ; Paix vs, Paix; Woodruff va, The World Mutual tue Lasurance Company ; Swisoo ve. Talk; Brufl vs. The Security Insurance Company; Bage vs. "Phe Astor Fire Insurance Company; Wolf vs. Burke and another; matter of Brook avenue; Schrenkeisen vs. Hepper; fhe Citizen's Savings Bank vs. O’Rorke, &e,—Granted, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Curtis, Matters of Valentine Gleason and Andrew L. Roberts, insolvent and imprisoned deotors, applying to be dis- charged trom imprisonment,—Procceding dismissed for Want of jurisdiction. Opinions. Hardie vs. Palmer et al.—Order signed. Rogers vs. Rowe ct al.—Releree’s report confirmed and judgment of foreclosure and sale ordered. Charles A. O’ Rourke vs. Laura 8, Taylor (Nos. 1 and 2),--Motions to advance causes denied. ‘Algeron 8. Whitney vs. Margaret Whitney.—Report of reterce confirmed. Judgment of divorce for pluin- vit, By Judge Sedgwick, Willuer vs. Marwell.—Judgment tor plaintiff. See platen, etal va, Elhngwood et al—The plaintiffs are entitied to Oy ron for a dissolution and that an ac- countiog, &., be bad before wreferee. See opinion. Weil vs Fischer et al—Judyment for defendants, discharging the complaint. See opimon, Purcell ys. The Mayor, &e.—Plaintit!’s complaint dis- missed. Opinion. Knox vs. Dexter.—Case and exceptions settled and ordered ou file. Peudergast vs. Phillips et al.; Antree vs, Rauch; Negus et al. vs. Mowe et al.; Spofford et al vs. The Texas Land Company et al.—Orders settled, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge McAdam. Kinnely va, Schimitt.—The disputed items will be allowed. Lc anne vs. Metz; Scherer vs. Price.—Motions de- nied Lange vs. Carpenter.—Motion to open default and inquest granted. Deagh vs. W, Andrews appointed receiver, Baxter ve. Andrews; tins vs, Thorne—J, H. McCarthy appointed receiver. Hamberger vs. Hild,—Motion granted, &e. Reid vs. Burke.—Ed. Jacobs appointed receiver. Barclay vs. 1 Baebler ys. Lee.—Motion w dis- miss complaint granted, with costs. Regan va. Cosine; Brown vs. Clarke; Caistavis vs. Gropt; Gerken vs. Robinson; Duscnbury vs. Jessup; Koln vs, Oppenheimer; Erhardt vs. Unstaller; Schu- man vs, Wyuemeyer; Singer vs. Schneider; Frost vs. Wheaton; Sclisman vs. Rhind.—Motions to advance causes granted. Seale va Smith.—Opinion, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Murray. TRAFFIC IN MINERAL WATER BOTTLES, John Carey, No. 137 Baxter street; Henry Ellsly, No. 85 Fourth avenue; Anthony M. Jordan, No, 345 East Fourteenth street, and James Anderson, No. 439 East Twellth street, were held for trial on a charge of illggally trafficking in mineral water bottles. The law making an offence of this ature 4 misdemeanor was passed by the Legislature last year, and this is proba- bly the Orst time it has been enforced, Forty-two boxes, containing 420 mineral water bottles, wore re- covered from the prisoners, The property belongs to several different parties, A BAD GANG. Wilham Fenton, John Eagan and John Wicholaop; members of a dangerous gang of young men who in- habit the ridge of rocks westof Sixth avenue, near Fifty-seventh street, were arraigned on a charge of t- decently assaulting Mrs. Bridget Fitzpatrick, also a resident of the rocks. Since the night of the alleged outrage another woman was assaulted in the same neighborhood, but in that instance the police suc- ceeded in arresting one of the gang on the spot, and he is pow on Blackwell’s Island for the otfence. His name is George Chrystie, and it is said that be was Mrs. Fitzpatrick’s rincipal assailant also, Alter an examination Nicholson way flacd $10 and the others were held for trial. MRS. KLEY'S CASE. ‘The case of Annie C. Kley, charged with false pre- tences, was continued in this Court yesterday. Mrs. Geyer, the complainant, repeated her former allega- tions, adding, however, that the accused had repro- sented to her that her husband held a clerkship in Washington with a salary of $100 a week, and that her counsel, Mr. Purdy, had in his hands $3,500 be- longing to her which he had recovered ina law suit. Mr. Purdy baving failed to appear as a witness for the prosecution through seme misapprehension, an ad- Journment was grantea. He is expected to disprove the allegation that he has $3,500 belonging to Mrs. Kiley in his keeping. Another witness is expected from Washington to testify that Mrs. Kley’s statement regarding her husband is entirely untrue. Mr, Alger- non S Sullivan and Mr. Johu Townsend are the cow sel for Mrs. Kley, and it is probable that some one will have to answer a charge of conspiracy before long. POLICE COURT NOTES. At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday George E. Wennell, of No. 148 Suffolk street, was held in $2,500 bail to answer tor burglariously entering the premises No. 141 East Twelfth street, occupied by Dronise Gazzara, and stealing $400 worth of clothing. Joba Smith was held in $600 to answer tor suatch- inga pocketbook from Allen Smith, of No. 389 East Houston strect, Cree. 2 UNION, YORK WOMAN’S GUILD announce a series ures and entertuiaments for womeu employed iu offices, stores, manufactories and other industries, commence ing on Monday, March #7, ut 8 P. M., in the great bail of the Cooper Institute, with an evening gf Tending, recitations and music, by Professor William M. Jelliffe, Mr. Alired Hoey Miss Sophie Flora Hoilbron, M burlotte V. Winterburn, Miss £. Il, Tickets at the office of the Women’s Christian Association and at Van Nostrand’s book Yousa MEN'S HEBREW Ai ‘ASSOCIATION, 1 112 WEST t st. — This at 8 o'clock, on Wolf, of lecture on * io; oye ee hing! Wile jams, th ‘ee of the Kew World, The public sro cor. rt dialiy fo SAUSE'S DANCING now forming. Helton St. overy Monday M th wt, e ‘Tuesday, PRIV A’ ere tl ee 212 East iith “4 LLEN DopwoRtirs 5, DANCIN NG SCHOOL, For particulars send fi at we phn Nag re ; KANT SOTH ST.—SELEUT dances 914 Kast 54th ING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON ing, Stuyvesant and 9th sts.—Cpen all scia- c gli assembly waltzes specialty; A; J. MAR’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 BLEECKER fds st—Ulaswes Tuesday and Friday evenings, Send for circular. ‘DANCING — ACADEMIES.—CLASSES A; now orming. PRIVATE LESSONS any bour at 212 1th st, ROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY. ‘All the fashionable Dances in The first lessons can be taki DEMY, 24 WEST 4Tf § Ail dances conghe partectiy per quarter; six fashion. able dances periectly in six private lessons; walte, glide aud double glide specialties. FINE - ARTS. a RT GEMS.—OIL PAINTINGS, ANers ENT AND MoD- ern, for sale Or exchange. 242 West Sath st. uit MATRIMONIAL, A BACHELOR OF 90, WITH A GOOD HEART, quict tastes and irreproachable character, adopts th Fqrirgeal method of obtaining w wife, Add BAC! ELORS Vox 128 Heruid oflice. LTURE AND AMPLE MEANS utunce of & young idow rimony ; she we be tke tovkione i Address wtograph, If ecnveniont) ri IKT, REFINED TASTES D. an honorable gentle: r gentleman, heareee LONELY Nonhe MAN DESIRES Ta me who fecis the same way. TONEUN: Herald onice, GENTLEMAN WISI TO MAKE THE ACQUAINT. ance of a young: a object, matrimony. Address FRENCH, Herald office. LADY (35) WISHES TO CORRESPOND WITH A gentioman in coud be C obj l. Addrées HALE, Heratd U ( \ORRESPONDENCE DESIRED with LA! der 28 matrimoniasly ineli — gore ented, retined, secialiy ine: ned, tres Address thoroughbred, Address CLAUDE, box 161 Herat 8. Braneb o' MILK AND GREAM,. fiLk FOR “SALE— ‘A FARMER 1N WEsToMENTER county would like to flud « responsible 6 three ea LDS, @ day of pure milk. A weastle, Westchester county, », ( YSTERS, OYSTERS, QYSTEIRS. Live, Broudway and so: fivest carge of the pe Bony MARBLE MANTELS, tT PRICES NEVER APPROACHED REFORE. Slate and Marble Manties. assortment im the PENUYS SLATE COMPANY 50 Union square, 4th ay. and 17th st, Ne Manufacturers of ail kinds of Slate Work. ig eb Koza taney nickel count to the oat CUNOVE eit WOOLLE: Canal st, New ¥ ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS NEW | DE- DE. signs, bid Lond by een Tara boty mage wine Work a et ‘ural rade. Rete Labi 1 134 Bust Leth st. TEWART'SSLATE, iakick Ax woop ee eee " is, from cr we sity anit with ‘nit’ Weet 2d 60 AMUSEMENTS. TH AVENUE THEATRE. Proprietor and Manage: Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY (Every night aquarterto 5; carriages may be ordored for 11) EVERY EVENING, teenth week, Mr. IN DALY'S greutest Drama entitled PIQUE ! with its sumptuous Scenes masnites w Toilets and THE SENSATION OF 1870, ery: PIQUE,A PLAY OP TO-DAY | Mr. r . Lewis, Mr. Davi Mr. Burryinore, Mr, Hardenbory, it. rew, Miss Sydney Cowell, Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Muo Nunes, Miss Holland an Mr, JOHN BROUGHAM, prep it u REEE + aaa | Bae ee prep I G 0 BRB P 1 ie eae Pp u “ove KEEE , 4 PLAY OF TO-DAY. THE PREDOMINENT 5 ESS OF THE SEASON. The Herald re seems to be no “PL hold aut reach its 200th perlurmunce, an age rarely granted 0 mortal ’ drauias. j The Tablet says:"Crowd- “PIQUE” MATINEES | ed and delighted audiences WEDNESDAY Continue tw trong this beau: an SATURDAY. tilul theatre to see Jews er “Te success of Pique —"Pique jy. sentiment in a way to #,*Box sheet open for two weeks ‘The 150th PERFORMANCE of brated Friday ewenlug. April PIQUE” MAT advance. PIQU” ‘will be cele- DNESDAY next at one. KEW are? BROADWAY AND st. A ;,Sule Proprietor und Manager THEATRE WAGLE TH. ——— Mr. JOSH HARTY. MOST BEAUT MKD — RICA—————— DF HILL FUL MONDAY, MARCH 27, of the Serio-Comic London s+ ios ‘hauical Effects, by Mr. Sey, and Appropriate Music, by Mr. Dave Brabram, HE HAULE'S UNEQUALLED COMPANS, Ms G, i H. Neodermott Fred Muldor Geoltre: Marry Huwkst pe ‘Other chatwetars by the com) Firat nighte of the Musinal Bkoreh, th KIDMORE GUARDS. Mr. JOHN WILD. Mr. JAMES BRA Rb: ky, Mr. HARRY KERNELL, r, LARRY TOOLEY, &o. First nights of Mr. HG. Richmond’ '« Very laughable Sketeh G. M.C.,N. Skinn« Miter of Yorktown Ledger Other characters A the company » Harry G. Richmond Mr. Jobu Wild jew 8 etches by Miss ELLA ME: NER, Miss KLIN, Miss NELLIE RIK % thes M A + 1 N E B >) pad atirorton: ; y MONDAY, MARCH 27, AND EVERY EVENING, waTiSERS 3s WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 1:30, re Ce Hy PROGRAMME, E tue THE DaY See SE E Weppina, Miss Minnie Palmer. Mr. Charles Villers. ‘The side-splitting Farce, entitled fie, Soom WITH THE GOLDEN EGGS. Mr. Wi Mr. Sidney Smith, GGobwis Mtn SIMIC. GOODWIN, THE MIM. iC, Foilowed by F. C. Barnned’s unequalled Burlesque of 4 QeEat CAST. Gogiwic Jr. .CK-EYED SUSAN! A GREAT CAST, Captain Crosstree or) SON'S DOUBLE “AS GAPEAIN CROSSTRI Popular Prices. Persian Pros 93» STRELT OPERA HOUSK “ (ate Bryant's). Popular Prices. Continued success of the famous CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS and the GREAT SPECIALTY" COMPANY. THE LARGEST COMBINATION IN NEW YORK. THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. MORE NEW STARS THIS WEEK. popular Dutch Comedian, ES crrercs SLN aoees LORY D. L. MORRIS, in his Teatoate ¢ intorprotation of Shakespeare's ib pte SD a) dlél First appearance of the —— PAT TEA Tuwoow, the great musi First appearance of De A. P. KENOKDY und W. W. NEWCOMB. Continued vop vopularity of HALL. “Ante! Ri me si STAR CoieARYE s Saturday at 2 P.M. STEWART, a; SOMERS Family Mat Broktry 4 cena one WONDRY SEVENING, 3 dak 27, ‘KRY. Miss EMMA ©. THURSBY, hor last appearance prior to her departure for California, as- sted by the following ery artists — EMM IASON, Meididiany ALNOLE By kind and the si alioxta a alcter ct New York, HA. i Me I ¥ Webtpan, baritoue; Mr. G. ir. cents extra, ‘opposite the Acud- emy ; also at box office on evening of concert. ARK TWAIN -CHiCKERING'S, ree lectures + Chickering’s. LAND OF, THE BIG BO- ZA." Mr. Clemons has beon persuaded to give three lectures for @ benevolent purpose, and in no circumstances will be ap- ae ys again this season. 1:0 PM, TUESDAY P. M. ‘The first i Poy me eee humorist’s se: AIL be gi uesday, wt 1:90 1". M., YG IT IN THE NANI ipivout THEATRE, Sth st., between 2 yeon 2d and 3d ave, Sunday afternoon, rand Matin SUNDAY BVENING. EXita ALT RACTION, nd ori en nal ty JUBILEE SINGERS, alists in attractive, cos TS, tht Nese gly NEW ye second to nos ENT OF NOV ‘ELTIRS. d unsurpassed. ly Aw It Files.” grea HALL, MONDAY EVE SIG. A. FARINI'S Mile. itosetti, Bischoff, Henry r, Louis Weinlich, A. Farini. Reserved seats, $1; dmission, %t N THE OCCASION Fa be 100TH PERFORMANCE of Pook by the Francisco Minstrels but y NG, Mareh RRA soso. A. Femeee. 2.9 Windt, Mr. INNIK PALMER THIS WEEK IN TH) BURLESQUE of “Black Eyed susan’ and comedy “Tie Ate the Wedding.” jm Thestre, 14th st, and teu NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1876.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. AN sane: TH PERFORM AN or Seats for this grand event An fn had of STORER, 100%. Prescott House. 10) yr NIGHT OF JULIUS Seats at TYSOD tels, Cheicest locations in Booth's Theatre, 10 TH REVRESENTATION OF — itis next 1 ts to bo secured, coupons ready, iit Broudway, Wail st. B BRETT'S Ey wy B NEPL Avenue Htotels OOTWS THEA QARMETT & PALACE, POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF JULIUS Casa. POSITIVELY L. NCES OF THE RE MARKADLE STA COMDLS N, LAWRENCE BARRT?, FRANK ©, BANGS as EL. DAVENPORT. tthe excessive demant for places at the final per- aT WEEK.—SEATS AREWELL Preseott House. SEATS Al To formances of the graud tragedy the Box Office will be open continually every day fr FOR THE POURTE) NINETY-SIXTH TO ON VERFORMAN( BA. M. to 10 P.M. TH AND LAST WEEK. HUNDRED AND THIRD UNCLUSIVE). wu EXTRA MATINEE for the OF MKF BAN om the popular sotor ‘stil sive lus ninety. ¢ impersouutiva of the character of D,oceurrenee of th , Mareh 2 POKM Seats for ‘hie ieee forred to by Shakesperian number of places will be r On SATURDAY, tho FAREWELL MATINEE, To be begun a On SA positively WRPOLAAANCE OP JULIUS CARSAR BARRETI, BANGS AND PORT, During the week begin WILL BE CLOSED in urs for the reproduction of shak TRE the preparations whieh will be o 10, RIGNOLD as ade of the open: APRIL BOK with the distiny ceed pees Me! ¢ King Hoory. Due advertiseteut will be ing of the sale ot seats. houses; tremendous rehired hy incessant rears of tr. SHERIDAN SHOOK ‘ Mr A.M. PALMER, Boging acs” Over av i039, SUCULSS OF THE NEW PLAY. werzool is the wort exquisite drama, in everythin whiclt Atutes the excellence of a drama, ever exh American ‘theatre by an American ‘company.’ ry in an *—Kveuing ters by Messrs. C. 1. Thorne, Jr; elle, Frederie Robinson, Stuart Morris, H. « Norwood, Maude tarrison, Maa Jelireys and Augusta Raymond, FERRLOL, The s jen, by Mr. It, Marston, are accurate | reprodu the od chutew th of Frumce, and are the Deauritul stage sets ever exhibited at heatre. OL, who will appear Monday, Tuesday and We inesday evenings. by special request, in. Marshal "8 charming Comedy, Sk it Mrs. MARIE GORDON BLA BARTLETT, Mrs. FAKREN and Nort, THEODORE iL MILTON RB MB, H. bel PHILLIPS, K. B. PLYMPTON wnd others wiil also SE URSDAY, for the rest of the week» great, bill— TEARS, IDLE and PARTNERS FOR LIFE. Mr. Momtay puis Al AT 2 O'CLO ARK THEATRE, ~ BROADW. AY 4 accessible by all the popular lines of travel, to all the terries and hotel EVENTH WEEK AND ASSURED SUCCESS of Rowe's enjoyable, humorous Comedy, with Kose Wooa, Mari wouise Papers arie Louise, ‘tose Lisle, J ixett, Vin: Morrison ‘met AKISTAN VARIETIES, WI 3ST PARISIAN VARIETIES, an PARISIAN VARIETIE: ROADWAY. PE Imwpense succ y and her troupe of SO beautiful Circassian Female Models. TABLEAUX VIVANT. THE LADIES’ GRAND TABLEA WASHINGTON CROSSING THE, DELA\ THE MARCH OF THE MR OUUTIOS, TI GREAT FREDERIC: Miss EUNICE MOOKE, | pige e MOLLE DeMAR FRED, J. MA A de Tlie SLATE. Signor BARTOLLI. te NASH. ANDY COLLU: M. Grand Olio oF60 BRILLIANT STA ARTISTS. Sees. and $1; Proscenium Boxes, $8 and $10, AMO) ai. BETWEEN 2D AND ry evenin| ARE WEDSESDAY AND SATURDAY. “MATINEE AT 2, EN: NAL VARIETY. utiful Female Models, CAN CAN, YEMALE CAN BATHE CAN. CaN . CAN. FEMALE CAN BATHERS. CAN, Poculiar Bathing Scon ing like iWin the city. Art and nature combined! Parisian Noveltic The H ions, jublic to be. RELS. | OPERA HOUSE, “] FRA Sik Francisco MINSTRE BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Great onceene of th BROADWAY, CORNER 29TH ST. Burlesque ot EEK A DAILY Lay, THE FUNNY OLD GALS. SHE STOOPS TO “CONQUER, DELIGHTFUL BOLO, AND FART BINGING. BIC SA ANCISCO | MINS SEATS SEC MATINEK OWERY THEATRE. y Byue & Newton great Lo WONDER odueing Professor ‘THRELS, SATURDAY AT 2. CuicRERINE MALL, April 4. R, concluding with the sleep-walking sce LADY MACBET! Organ selections by GEORGE WM. WARREN, Tickets $1: at Schuberth's, 28 Union square, and at the hall the evening of the entertainment, C! ATEAU wa VARIETIES, ihe, ‘Belek hives of Delicious French sensu Nuughty, but Extremely Nice, reatest combini of Sen- er produced im # single A Female Brigands, Living Pictures. Female Models, rn elty. ARGYLE SHADOW TOMORROW NIGH LL THE iat SAT ARGV EE Si SHADOW AND Lt ct A N's Git i tovunive I i itt LAND OF THE BIG M* BONANZA. eee wt (ikear ¥ vLE L ow Raid To. MORROW Nlgut, COMMENCING 9 ns CLO chris . INEST DA 3 IN THE WORLD AT GRAN How silapow BALL, AT AWGYEE ROOMS TOMOR. REN FLOGUTION- REFINED CONV RSA — diver SAID, Herald Upto he ome en in POSTER, aaTINGUT anaD MEDIUM, eun be consulte: Guin ExeieiiOn OF sites ioe ened Georse. F. Slonow a H ing of es ‘5° tli ood ee eee TMD Meath OUGHING If IN A lad OF THE Bla BO- Lecture by MARK TWAIN at Chickering’s oo TUESDAY Ar reeves “ HHASSrORD, Bet eminent hens spl and teacher, tet ntal Departmer mts want aie ‘he’ ‘operatic ‘director, directs the Vooal Department ofthe NEW YORK o Ahem oto Caghitel OF MUSIC, by to Delmonico’ Pupils m ractice in the Conservate ngmbsngie DOKLYS WIANCH, a ty TICKET uz, PRESCOTT, HOUSE, 381, BROADWAY. RESE nv EDS SEATS APR, he, Weta VRAND VOCAL AND SAFER: rat « ‘this Evening, in St. Columba’ goumoncing at 8 y'clock. Tickets, 50 een 75 conte. ARGYLE VEIL AN: ANTE” TO-; MORROW Moats x of Sorro We. ‘Sweet ‘by, Surhoret “Little l opt Tell Kittle Tw Com i. Pe 360.4 Wi oa and Nin woiee and plano, b; a Sankey, tarka,” Berg, WwW. WwW, ‘Toe, Wait POND 4 Gon Py RAMATT and FADGETT atlemen, » Park The NG Wi G WRITER, 220 BOV 229 BOWERY, ‘8s. ‘A GRAND EXHIBITION OF BILLIARDS ye BB Mewsr: & J AP Lacing = | inte Sloson ee hates: Tobe nee oe sees GRAND fig dag oF BILLARD big? ®...! josers. oy v. Rad ite he ouening gi r GLI iso's now now ven by M uae Rana Foster, ay Nassau o6, FURSD: 000, 7 0 ery er F : ane perp P oO p JK WESTON, ¢ 3 hOURAM ME gone. one Lg Rise seis Jordan River, v7rrr TITTT RRR All the d te bt Lome. gal jay. z 5 Meeting I 1 How tt , ae Lust Kose of Summer pe: v T RRE Roll, Jordan Koll. eae: in Churel r TR a z oe Home, hweet Home. Tt rT R Ring the Bell, bara ARH . As you Live you Die \ Bley Are ar ; > 00: » ts G24 BROADWAY Mobb ibe, FO: OK a" a a ee eee P O'CLO’ Mr, JOUN F. POOLE -- Manager co: Cee TO. Beate de oa OCLOCK. AN ENITRE AND TOTAL CHANGE. W OOD'S MUSEUM. Woops 2 bey ae MONDAY, MARCH 27, NEW SKETCHES: and every evening and Wednesday and Saturday, Matineas, NEW 5v! POSITIVELY Last W tg FEATURES! SPECIALTIES! First appearance of the fained Eehtoplan Comedians and Keventrie Dancers MERSON & CLARKE, who will 9 wear in their oriinal Sketch. AKING LOVE BY LIGE st wonderful young artiste living, cos this season of RAU, my oui play. ARKANSAS’ TRAVELLER, se *. \s. CHANFRAU buruiag and Pelday. UNNSHEW, and last performai FOS. CH in the thrillin TOE the extravrdinas ‘etity Serio Comic Star, lik TIGER HUNT A wk M'DOSALD, or, TERROR OF THE who will appear in fier astonishingly creat representations | Se “arise of local, pecultar wud exquisite charactors, with various | [PONY PASTOR'S NEW pr tropotitan Hotel op) otro Charucteristic Songs Now York tavorite Comedienne and ovalist, RICUMOND, Reappearanes ofthe charming» Miss ADA Reuppearanco of the ADAU American Prima Donna, MORGAN, rance of the onl; One-Legzed Song and Danco STANSILL. The Great Little and the Great Big Comedians, i MAC Artists, Messrs, HARPER AND Mr. JOUN HART, iu the funnfest of Sketches (first tithe this season), ENGAGING TAL! Jobn Bounce..Mr, John Mart | Pete Jeukins.....Little Mac Re-engagement for one wook hi late and positive sucens wee (owing to their imme- t fod Artists, appear Love and Liberty, Irish Indepe: eat living Gymnasts, the UA KOTHERS, Two new songs by the accomplished young Vocalis Mite RELA ADELLA- " Wr. John Hart Cousin Peter . 4 Julie Coventry Cousin Mary Reappoarance of the popular Artists. y G Mr. W. B. CATILL, Mr. GW. KEKD, Mr. G. W. 1. GRIF- FEN, who will uppeat In the exceeui ingly laughable Sketeb, ES AT THE SEASIDE. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SA AY A O'CLOCK, Performance commences ut 8 $1; Private Boxes, $10, Evening—Doors open at 7. o’elock. Admission, 50c. ; Reserved Se: $5 und $3; Family Circle, 25e, Seats secured six days in wivane _ Box office open daily from 9 A. ALLACK’S, nga Proprietor and Manager, to 10 P, M «Mr, LESTER WALLACK CON SUCCESS i mt LEGITIMATE “AN DARD PLAYS, combinin, Maer The next of the serie: NOVELTY v will bo MONDAY, and will consist of Planche CAPTAL Viscou produced ARCH Miss SI ere Wa‘tCH and RSDA %, oP THE WATCH” WOOD OC! Kis L es _ 3AM FRIDAY, Sst (ast ti o), “THE WONDER. SATURDAY MATINEE, April ‘APTALX OF THE VATOIL and “WOODCOCK'S LI’ SATURDAY EVES and “WOODCOC Gd. PC APTAIN oF air “WATCH” S LITTLE GAME.” A NEW COMEDY-DRAMA of powerful interest aud original construction, written ex- presaly for, this theatre, and whieh has been in’ preparation will shortly be prod; IEATRE, and 730 Brondway, below Sth st. ow. Burt LER THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF NEW HOI, THE FINEST ORGANIZATION IN EXISTENCE. SUPERIOR 10 ANYTHING KVER BEFORE OFFERED. Reappearance of the W THE MARVELL ‘onders of the present. age, GROTESQUE ARTISTS, © salary of SLO per weak Their pertormane and iutricate, yet a ——_—_ _ with that nerve and 1 fection of ykill which only first clave artists ‘The engaged are varied fone throught ¢ and per- in displa: ioe pie dpptett tit ¢, NETTIE and EMMA, pa WAITE SISTERS, [in gheir own adaptation of the urlesque, THE ROSES, Mi EVERY S Popular prices of a Qiunexe RECITALS, MONDAY, MARCIL 27 8 O'CLOCK, VON BULOW will play Third Grand Sonata in B minor; Variations on a Roman Nocturne, opus Scherzo, opus 30 opus 36; Three Waltzes, B4; Ballade, opis opus 9, No, 3; Selec: of sri i ‘olonaise, opus 53; SEE BILLS. _ SEATS SECURED, HA N iivi.ow Hn Mendelssohn night, NLY CHOPIN MATIN i, roverved seats, €2: at Schaberth's, 23 wdway, where programmes can be P. i, “19 AND 21 ST.’ MARKS PLACE, Dr. LEOP, DAMROSCH Willian Austin vs. F in Bve, for $200 w side SSOCIATION HALL. 21 Miss SOPILLA FLORA HEILBRON'S Concert. evening, A ‘Tick: © add ice. Pupils uiforded NS (MARK TWAIN) will A hecke KES at CHIOKK Aa on tha pheracens of Sree We Ru AND SHADOW BALL, ARGYLE ORROW NIGHT. ty aROTE iii ORVON HASTE VE f pel. No admissions can he issued for this OR- CHENTKAL SERVICE other than such as belong to. the reguiar subscribers to the SPRINGTIDE at the Academy of Music, April 29. Portions of obtener however, will be repeated at the aca den JEROME MC TE dA Phy: Itooms, Hanover square, London, also Crystal Palace, Syd enham, indorsed by Win. Crooke, F. RS, and other mer: bers of the Royal Society, will give her inarvel in the light this Sunday) evening, at the elegaut drawing roows 10 West 24th st, opposite Fifth Avenue Hoval, 7:30 yu. VA FAY, Tie CL RBKATED SPURITUAL ‘Test Medium, lately from the Queen's Drawing ()§_ ACCOUNT OF THE INCLEMENCY reatler the gymnastic and, sparring was to have ve oF THE ertainment by Professor James U'Neil at ium, No. ssjast evening, has till to-morrow (Mond: March 27, evening, Il tiekets sold for last night are good tor Mou: MONDAY bVEN MAKE im ¢ DURING THE WEEK AND UESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. Kaother brliliant wrcay of stur artists in th ke son LESTER, ALLEN, SMITH, WALDRON, They A quartet of comedia have uo equals, M nd Dance Artists. SAM SAM the great Ethi jth, Miss MAL and Master NEWMAN, Musical Artists, troduc ay taste, gaereaesire iets and solos, ROSS Lat, KR, Chosst il Daneore WILLIAMS, WILLIAM B, st Sketches. BROTHERS, BROTHERS, Phomas, aged 10 and 12. ets mn Nports of the Arena, introducing a M GLOV NTKST. TONY FASTOR TONY ays TOR, TONY ASTOR, PASTOR, with his portfolio of now and original Come aud Local the favorite eantatriee, in new Uperatic Airs and Home Ballads CHARLES WORLEY, ANK GIRARD, the Popular Actor. the great Charecter Comedian. NIE SATTERLGE, Miss 5 HO. wracter Actress. ne. sesokt Calbhrattod @ppeactihg overs eqnsind 66 AND FRIDA AND FIIDAY. Sahat rand Jubilee Festivai will take place at the Tony Pastor's oud: Full particulars ia Music, Thursday, April 27. rlinemants, Gitong: rae ty provious will be gi T AMC w }OING TO SA GRAND PROMENADE RT, te departure of the band for Ben Francisca, NIYSRCOND REGIMENT ARMORY, 1th si uth ay, SATURDAY E' NG, April 1, 1876, On this ocension YORK CHORAL UNION. of which Mr. G ihmore is Musical Director, has Kindly com sented to 4j THE FULL BAND AND GRAND CHORUS will unite in several splendid selections. Tickets, 50c., tor sule at the door. ‘The Bund leaves on Sunday evening, April 2 PI ANOFORTES, “ORGA NS. “FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND. Pianos of out own make; alvo for sale and rent, @ tine second hand Pianos, in portect order. WILLe iE & C . 112 Sth ay. above 16th OFFER POR THIS MONTH.—A FINE of first class Pianos, all new: ouly ueed to preciated. inducement ever offered in this eity to those (plano st manufacturer's prices. largest desiring to get au excelle: ‘Terms very reaxonable. further information call xt tory, $56, 308, 38U, 362, 364, 366, Zist's FAMILY einway Pi #275, of rent to party responsible. West 50th Every, iano fully warranted. For A TATNES. BROS” manufac UP THE: in perfect order, gre: Call GREAT “OFFER.—HORACE WATERS & SONS, 481 k, will, during this week, rent ¢ aod Organs until the rent money cathy fastadane UABLES, 10 HAND WEBER they huve been used but « y {avt.as cood a4 new: are in perfect ully warrnated. Please call ut the Weber Ware rooms, Oth ay., corner Mth st. ITIVE SAC feii¢ rosewood Ste vo. with all improverments, & Bros. four round richly , eas cost YARMORE. PIANOFORTES, 968 BLEECKER ST., ES: tablished 35 yeurs; closing out large elegant stock, half rice ; $100, $150, $200, REAT BARGAIN Fianos, of the best quality, low tor eusls pout, ne wareroom, osth 88 THAN $100—CHIC 4 forte, modern improvements, perfect order, ineluding Stool, 25 Bast dd st., near 2d a “OT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS, P choup for cash, ot by, montlily 1 ma 4 at ) Kast 23d st. OCTAVE FIRST 952 2d ay., day ot TEW 7 OCTAVE PIANOS, WITH ALL Latest Improvements, fur sule or rent on easy terme; on iused tittle, SOLD—TWO NEW. 71 fe fatally, having sock to dispose of che fullest ‘particulars and very lowest HOPKINS, box 190-1 ress, wil lers need answer), D) PIANOS FOR SALE VERT SD cheap; © bickering full round corners, in splendid order| also Organs at prices: ret ie ply to BORN! STANDARD A t extremely low prices them before you buy oF rout; ware: t 14th st. TPO PIANO DEALERS AND OTHERS—THR CHRISTIB iy the best mediam priced Piano; please call at factory 78 Barrow st., near Hudson st. sold, on Tuosda: JOUNSO: cl weed Plan by Hallet & 10 SAVE REMOVA NNTED TO PURCHASE—A CABINET O1 a4 until 1 Wk i it order, for cash. State the lo where ‘hi can be seen. Address L. SCNT No Greonwieh so sacrifice, ments, or to rent. for cash, on easy Kea L&R BEAUTIFUL SM Vg 4 Don't fail to call, Nowery. LTO $l 25 vily. WAVING ere a SE POI joa nai i > will sacrifice ore possweee Piano, 7 octave, overs bi (cost HOU), tor F viru babe SMURPHY, 117 Greenwich av. WILL BI rivet fant FWAIN ix Pues = ED at the Nendemy a sale. va PROPOSALS. RE 6g OCGHING TE IN THE LAND OF TIE 000 CORDS OF PINE Aap aRD AT GRAND giiapow WALL, ORROW NIGH Cuanaing Mostc A ARGYLE ROOM Nt eee eGL the Calon sare Theatre, Umea to Sage soe Sadeese LOTOS CLUB, No 3 Irving ibs FoR Wood Ait be ge advertiser, to B ‘3 arte Address TOWING: Herald oflee, ,, RECELV ED sake CLEAR THK lots, 75x cont rocks; plans ean be 14 and 16 White % Ps NFRACTORS ADVERTISER, HAVING G ABOUT 20 miles of ratiroad to build, i+ re: = vatractors having capital, ROAD, PxRrovrositioy oe din NEWSPAPERS. Wreath UN a tua? on ae