The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1876, Page 13

A NEW LOCOMOTIVE. DESCRIPTION OF THE ENGINE INVENTED BY DR. GILBERT FOR USE ON THE ELEVATED RAIL- ‘War. Dr. Rufus H. Gilbert, projector and chief engineer Of the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company, has com- aggericehanypen for an engine by means of which intends to convey passengers from ane point to another in New York at tho rate of at least forty miles ‘an hour, The requirements of a locomotive for an elevated railroad are moré various than for the ord!- Bary road, and hence Mr, Gilbert’s idea must prove interesting to ali civil and mechanical engineera, It 48 undefstood by those, who are at all familiar with the (Subject that in order to carry » definite number of persons a certain amount of weight must be in the engine, the main bulk of which must act directly on the drivers, It mw owing to this weight that the engine is enabled to stop and start without any injurious or unnecessary * revolution of its wheels, On the ordinary ground rail- Toad locomotive it is not material, as far as general ‘utility is concerned, whether the necessary weight is above or below the boiler; but for railroads constructed above the street it is necessary not only that the cen- tre of gravity of the locomotives shall be under the boller and near the track, but also that the weight shall be so arranged that it can be increased or diminished, Rccording to the weight to be drawn by the engino— that is, were the weight above the boller, the engine would be top-heavy and the passengers would be dis- turbed by frequent oscillationsof the train, while, could the weight upon the drivers not be adapted to the gon- eral travel along the route, the engine would be carry- {ng a burden with it that would not only retard its own progross, but alse pion teperad wrench and strain the iron of the elevated railway itself. ‘THE GILBERT ENGING. The woight of the new Gilbert engine is under the boiler, direetly between the drivers, close to the track. This weight can be secured either by the suspension of Weights or by means of a tank 0 ‘Ailed water. In the former instance, during the eighteen hours of the day when travel ia light, these weights can be reduced, and in the latter instance water can be emptied from the tank at any station at any time. By this ar- rangement of the centre of om the bo ity and peculiar manner in which the drivers work, as well as the swinging axles of the tender, the Gilbert engine can turn the most abrupt curves with the greatest possible case, without injuring the condition of the track or endangering the lives of the ngers, The Gilbert locomotive engine has four coupled wheels and one two-wheeled swing truck, The cylin- ders are 10 inches in diameter and have 16 inches stroke, The diameters of the driving wheels are 86 inches. The gauge is 4 feet cong inches, and the fuel is derived from anthracite coal The total wneel base 1a 18 feet 103g inches and the driving wheel base is 5 feet 6 inches, The boiler is made gpg ac of homo- geneous stool plates, one-quarter of an thick, riv- eted with five-eighth inch rivets placed not over two inches from centre to centre, while all horizontal seams at the waist and firebox are double riveted, All parts are well and thorougt! tayod and extra welded ae are fastened to inside, providing double hickness of metal for studs of expansion-braces. The waist is 86 inches in diameter, while tary Outside shell has s ‘‘wagon top’? 7 inches hi above the waist of the boiler, while the dome i located over the crown sheet, The tubes are made of charooal iron, lap-welded with Bp ferrules on their firebox and numoer Thoy are 7 feet 8 inches in length and 1% inchos in diameter, The firebox ts 40 in long and on the. inside 86 Inches wide, The crown sheet is supported by crown bars made of 2 pieces of wrought iron, the bolts of which are screwed through it, The bal puppet throttle valve ts of cast iron in the aerial arm of the dry pipe in the dome, The smokestack is of the straight pattern, The frames are made of the best hammered iron, im two sections, The main framo is forged solid, and ox- tends to the rear end of the water tank, with front and back lugs forged on for cylinder connections, THR MACHINERY. The cylinders are made of the best grained iron, as hard as can be worked. Each 1s cast in one plece, with flanges to attach it to the smoke arch. The drivin, wheels are four in number and are each inches in diameter, Their centres are of cast iron, with hollow spokes and Mier turned to 2 inches in diameter, to receive the tin. The axles are of steel with journals 4% inches in diameter ani are 6 inches in length, Tho driving boxes are of cast iron with brass bearings. Thesprings are made of the best cast steel, tempered in oil, while the equal- t: beams are of the most approved arrangement and have steel keys. The connecting and paraile! rods are of the best hammered iron, and are solid and finished with all necessary straps, keys, The feed water is supplied by one injector yea theres brass ord while the cab is of modern pattern, substan- Mey, built of bard wood. ¢ cylinders are lagged with babes yt neatly cased With brass and have heads of polished castiron. The Steam chests have cast-iron tops, with bodies encased im brass. The dome 1s lagged with Sieg) ns is algo the oper, half of the boiler. Throughout finisn is of finest order, The trucks are two-whecled, with a “@wing motion,” and radial bar extending to the cast- mes in the rear of the firebox. weighing tank is made of wrought iron, and ts located between the os underneath the voiler, and eeacere be able to sustain the weight of water wecessary at different hours of the day. It1s operated from the cab. PROTECTION FOR IMMIGRANTS. ACTION OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRA- TION FOR THE CONTINUANCE OF CASTLE GAR- DEN AND WARD'S ISLAND, At the informal meeting of the Board of Commission- ers ot Emigration, held at the Union Club, on Satur- day jast, Mr. John B. Develin submitted the principal points of the memorial intended for presentation to the Legislature on the question of immigration. Dur- ing that day the same points were presented by the Board to His Excellency Governor Tilden, and were received favorably. Mr. Develin was instructed to prepare the memorial and transmit it to the Governor, at Albany, by the4P, M. Hudson River train yester- @ay. Mr. Develin was taken ill on Sunday, and has not yet been able to complete his labor. The docu- meat will, however, be forwarded to-day or to-morrow. It recites the recent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States relative to the unconstitutionality of the laws of the State of New York requiring immigrants to pay $160 as a commutation i) for their care and soneee if they become sick or destitute and a char; this State within five years after their arrival at NT} port, as required by section 7, chapter 523, of the Laws Briss, “it. also sets fortn the sivuation in which the property and affairs of the State under the c! of the Commissioners o! Emigration have been pl: by the decision referred to, and closes by recommending that an immediate age be made by the see for the continuance of the Ward’s Island hospitals at Castle Garden as a landing bureau, for at least one year, in order that the immigrants to arrive may be erly eared for, and that the honor of the State, those who paid the commutation fee previous the wendering of ine United States Supreme Court fog io may be effectively maintained until Congress taki definite action. "ne Commissioners wil! meet informally at Castle “werden to-day to sign the memorial. Meanwhile the usdal routine of business will be continued. ‘The various steamship and railway companies ex- press their approval of the manner in which the pres- ent Commissioners of Emigration bave performed their duties, and the said companies earnestly hope that Castle Garden will not be thrown open to the horde of irresponsible boarding house runvers, agents, swin- dlers and threves that in former years fleeced the newly arrived immigrants of their money and pagange. The "Teerage passengers by the steamship Republic, forty-four in all, were landed at Castlo Garden yester- day. Steerage passengers arriving by all other tines, excepting the Cunard, will be led at that point un- ul farther orders. LEASING CITY PROPERTY. Comptroller Green yesterday effected the following eases of property owned by the city:—No, 118 Salli. ‘van strect, for four ycars and nine months from Au- gest 1, 1876, to the New York Caledonian Club, at $800 ayoar; No, 49 Beekman streot, for five years, from May 1, 1876, at $2,000 a year. to Daniel ree ccane on the Hamilton Square map, one at SS eae Btephen J. Wright, and another at $200, to Isaac Briggs; Harlem Market map, lot No. 4, at $40 0 to'ftonas Dorey; lots 13 to 15, at $40 a year en ‘iliam Sparks; Fort Gansevoort map, lot No, ¥e at fusos year, to Horace Hauser. tnd ACA ett a CLASSES now form! PRIVATE TEssons at any hour, at 2ta"Bast 11th o8. “yd \GARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY. PI! TMPTON Building, Stayvosant and 9th m all summer, fessons giide'walte nepecialey, -” PROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, 901 BKUOM® ST. 2, All the faabtona ie Dances in one course of lessons. taken privately and no extra are fom in pee EVENING, APRIL 7. T)" Ri iron tance ACADEMY, ~ WBST 4TH ar — taaght perfectly per ir; six seam 4 abie dances perteet! Pi Teecbus; walta, giles and Sable glide special 7 {0 alx private lessons; waits, gl pean Ger DaNIRG ACADEMY, ard BROAD. A , 8 dey and Rater Matistactory Srrangements ever offered. 5 ee ri Collage, Bows ens Boers VANS, LOU QOKKERPING.” ARITIE- wt rondw pares for business aly 8h SS Tn slegant style’ ; privately, ~————_ NEWSPAPERS. FoR SALE AP FILE 0 ‘ov THE NEW YORK HERALD tadave Addvaae 8.. 57 2d NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, eALES AT AUCTION. 4 sale of the German Uptown Savings Bank Bulld- ing, on 94 a¥., comer of 55th st, ADRIAN H, MULLER & SOM will sell a¢ auction on THURSDAY, April 6, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Balesroom, No. 111 Broad Bee Wet doers rte eset sess corre i i Frae i a: seg a St ie l B ‘gz! i if 3 rniture, new four months ta? Fer oro. N. argent ale of of the weep sale Rictioneer ere BCompevest nen 10 paok and A BALE. Now on exhibition af at the Art pists 817 Broadw: Mr. UREAH rt i collecti MODERN PAINTINGS, ated RICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS. Embraciug examples by Corot, Verboeckhoven, Camp- h Alva Sion aarberg, Compte Calls, Tait, Joromo 7) ps, Munior, T Fe, Belt ac. ao.’ To be nold Wednosd Sand 0, at tho Art Roomy, ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. RT BALE. pare W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER, veil + o’ els FINE OIL PAINTING = ON PO; wee, fen a i rened masters ; also marble Statueties, Vases and aoe Pik abel AUCTIONEKR—OPFICE 25 BA! Thareds April 6, at 10! jock, at 20 a. B, all the Stock of Sermuel Bre 4, Watches Sevaese &o., by order L. Mayer, Assignee. eee A™= a the Souenek Art Gallery, # cholee collection of blah oleae ‘lass Assertean and foreign to be sold at auctit wg rset pg on ° "clock each any ‘DWARD SCHENCK, Anetloneer. —TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONBE! A. old aad ‘37 Nassea _ On = DAY pit mag. ea at hon o'clock, LARGE SALE OF FINE SECOND sh FUBNITURE, removod from a suburban residence, coneiening 9 of Ve. pat Tosew: ery Parlor Seen i okensy Pie ‘itchen Utens ac. On, at at 11 o’cloc! AT THE PRIVATE SIDEN\ Fi English iSramels-Carpews; slegent Partor snd ing English Body Brussels Cirpote: elegen fan Bedroom Suit ‘all Stauds, Buffet tension Table, pores curled hair Matewecees: Flows, ern, or ator, “ALTRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER OF FIGR 29 BROAD. ‘way—will sel! ‘this day, A. M., the Fixtures and Contents of the Samp! iicom isuate_ of the southeast corner of Broad and Stone sts, positive, RE NOTICK (OBERT SOMERVILLE WILL SBLL A COLLECTION OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, &C,, AT THE KURTZ GALLERY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 AND 12. Arve SALE, AUCTION Sau THIS DAY (Tussday), April 4, comin sing a 10) lock HOUS: FURNITU orde! oy b nly rg intatd aeanpeed lesa} ote a fens parlor Suits, ek ee oad rsh gotta, brocade and brocatel;, i noe Hany Chale ‘abl roan ets, hoor pl Mir Gontole im ir ca Curtains, se ronse Bi heey mor Friant “ot td reenca. itatuary, Bisque Fi; Musi- Sree Sere Daeeare inane Tachi Tables, Statuary, Works of iy apa Pace Parties about purchasing will post “hiss Take Sixth avenue or un to 16th st. sity place cars, or Fifth ave- Skier e Oasys Acton NORTE, monene | SOMERVILLE, rasetlos eer, 74 ——_ meer, tein Sth st., will, as heretofors, give special at- tion to io gales of Household Furaieure fs. at residences ing housekeeping, or at bis spacious sales roa a ag ommecaye 18 SALE, FURNITURE, POTTERY, PORCKLAIN, RELICS, 4C., "“ University nee on a FHURSDAY, Particulars in time. RT |. rbd ON EXHIBITION: AMERICAN ST ANB POREION. PAINTINGS, never before exhibited; also about 50 superb ———: 8p ro on: ap ay The entire caieetion vridsy Apri aud, at | MaTHEWS' Cathey 47°AN EL A. AND 40 Auctioneer. UCTION TRCE, LARGE AUCTION SALE of handsome and SUIS Tasedey) MORSING. April el Drlvate residence 105 Haat 13th st, ron and h ava, (near 4 atin Vroeade latest style Parlor Suite. hatrelott con and fete nace Stool and Cover. 2 Lounges. ‘or conntry. j, Auctioneer. ART portanit housel nN. ee ace re a part, spe ahi arch a | inbarted ta sarees MR, oe meer. UCTION SALE AT TOUR STORY MANSION, 321 Bast 20th a. near Brosdway janoforte, Pi nite, Bos juits, Cabinets, Jardi teres, Gilt Tab ‘Tables, Hoelacs tel Ores: y e al vel an rae Fels Sarat, Brouses, Ornam ni laid Canto Tables; 73 octave Steinway & Bone Vinge: i no: forte, Bock Chses, "Turkish Chairs, solid black walnut Wedroom Suite, Redstenda, Bureaus, Dressing Cases, ing and hair Mattresses, But Extension Tables, Sea ca rear Eo oe NRY ZINN, Auctioneer. '¥ 3) RE 7S ea 4 ae ay oe ea ent [ONEER SELLS, and 1 entire elegant Carpets of | cy to" pirate th Momma elegant cei ieince ie rt ertenet oak gle and Pa, fall to to attend, J. gia alice. EIFELD & SEIDLER, AUCTIONEE! Relig Ri Ne Liquote, Cigars: slso wo Sewing i hey in guolerter' ROOKERY, GLASSWANE. 40 —UENRY Lor Oe Wednesday, April id 5, 11 o'clock, # gen: cal daorteneet bo pala aaaenn ny WILLIAM ANDERSON, 58 Barclay st. DWARD Sy oe ye Ly Oe AND Fistures of @ 4 Herness, By KDW AkD oC) sciencK" a Welnsstor, aout 8, a 10x olan, at No, 4x0 Went + ‘be sques Pak and Fixtures hove Grocery; also ores, Wagon aud Harness. Sale peremptory. x F Gu tes, AVCHONERE Rich Houseltold Furnisure, elegant French plate Mir- fi bah aes APRIL, a 11 o'clock, I ae WE! eee Kigetee aire re eoataute of seleorsomn Ti haware. SALES AT AUCTION. sulestvoms 17 Park place and 14 Murray ot. IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE, THE STOCK OF MESERA BRUNER & MOORB, TURSDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 AND 5, COMMENCING AT 10% O OCLOCK EACH DAY, aT ay WAREROOMS 75 AND 77 KING 8T., ‘TWEEN BU: AND VARICK 8T3, NOTICE.—IN CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL TO OUR we will sell as above, Begg” ALAA SDR taneet att se Terie of sad’ plain Pastor, Chamber rary and Doles dining rables, Halletands, otaae ‘e,, all of dato oar own ue trade fully guaren- Beh eh pemeere ein ox ait Gar nat Jn yey out without any reserve Natever. “Oatalogues | ¥ on ET RF oe goods free of charge if Purchasers can sere their desired until May B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, « Bolesroome 17 Park place and 14 Murray st. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, &C., ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 112 “wast 2187 st. Feo rage Bo vet and Brassels Carpe r, ona uber ‘and dixinj Ths house fala Sabine fot iene oa ‘Mantel Sets, Loe be ag bigs te ern eke. Uten: Goods’ must positively be remeved same day. ‘pierre ei = P. TRAVERS & CO., ty yess nd 58 Groat Jones st. sai aie ree and Liq: Fu rosewood ‘urniture, ot tmalscellancous stock of also JOHN amcol Assignee. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, - M —_ ia dey, ab 103 o'clock, at 50 Great ones street, by ripe tel mort cage, truck of Gt class Yurnlture, Carpets, de; fine Barlor Suits, 10 Washatan de, ‘Tab Gnkiee are cy et 1 ne . poetry Carpets, ole clogait Side Extension Tables, tat ‘ieee ctu led hale hoa other Mattresses, dest feat ar adh eding, Filowe * large lot Kitebou Far: ‘A. B. CLARK, Attorney for Mortgngee. HAVEN, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS DAY say), April 4, at the four story brown stone house, st, the excellent so Dintion Set, of $200 places several Parlor and Bret iy nd, rhe Mattresses, Btageres, Cut Glass, Gas Globes, Crockery and various effec aoe HAVBN gi (BN gives special attoution to sales at private reat- 39 Bast 1: 7 ae “BE: AUCTIONBER, BELLS, AT 9¢ je o'clock, at 404 West 37th st., balance of Stock, entire Fixt tures of Grocery Store; Ia ous or more tome. ARSHAL'S SALEBY VIRTUR OF AN EXECU. spore for sale, on, Tues To’ , &t SOth st., and near ont St body Hirassols fly Sorte ot Border to ol ar ot body agi KIN, Marshal.” ae SALE.—J. seeeionnE AUCTIONEER, will sell this te a salesroom 164 C! Chathem, st. 9 pa. Stocks, Di in rmer Fey? a ra fo a NB ire, ‘Clot a 78, gare, de. N. “tartente ler attention paid to pokey ott fall Kinds of Morahan ORTGAGE a eee DI TER Ast street, selis thi by pectin ofa henyeeot age. ee 9 Fares sad Puraivure of a Bret cli ae Lager tile tae, Hall) + Oee ae. Counters, lon ‘charg Bae Glaseware, Croc Lipa fa ‘4c. Salo itive. By ordstof ADA eae ahs anette he Meontheee perl RTS: —R, FIELD, aaeeate xu0- Mt ars eelacrore He, 80 hoween will soll on Wednew- y, St 10 oFelock, one copper Rectityin Machine; one’ large Safe; ono Bige Sato and one smell erie Bate, By order of Attorney to Mortgagee, K.—M. DAVIS WILL SELL Tal Bran aan Wert'dd at 12 0% gistesh, o Fagg Sten it, Je = on ae “one Bedroom Set, a Glames inde geil oS UCTION- 10 o’el at ve totes Beaks,” of rst otes Fer |GSTEIN, ceeraee for Mortgagee. NUSSBAUM, Ling tnaty = BOWERY, SELLS Wost 17th st., stock and Techouse, Iron AWNBROKER'S, BALE OF WATCHES AND JEW. 7, JAMES AGAR. Auctioneer, wil soll this day, at and al silver “ware ar gold ant distond Jewelry Gate shaky rateher 0 Glasses, Revolvers, Platedwaro, Instruments, Fancy Goods. By onde of B. B. got 615 Hudson st, AWNBROKER’S SALR=R. FIELD, GENERAL AUC- Honeers, salesroom, No, 89 Bowery, will sell this day, ati vin, amen ots Men’s and Women's Rig eo gt ‘ests, ‘ants and AWNBROKERS SALE—R. aes GENERAL AUC. tloneer, salesroom, No. 80 Bowery, will vo on \ eee day, Aprils ‘at 10 o'clock & very large assortm Car. Masons’, Stone Cutters’, Machinists’ nod other ‘ola, iy order, late Simpson, Green & Co., 181 Bowery. HERIFF’S SALE.—GERARD BETTS, AUCTIONEER, S' THURSDAY, April 6, at 10 o'clock, corners of 04! wala ‘end 9th ay, and Pretures of the tan Browery, consistin pat Hoatnen Bolts, Steam Eos Malt, Hops, same erty eons, Harness, Nash Wott CONFER, Sheriff. MOUNT, AUCTIONEER, | 75 AND 77 6, 1870, at 11 o'clock, and Liquors, is dry Cham arte, a Champagnes. a Glare Burgun The on’ ory ‘sana Ale ” pint bottles, a LaF pyemedg ow and pin nag uot anteed and fi to close sccounte; will be exhibited il sell, on this day. at 10) jarge quinn! rite Carpets, Crockery, Chi Wee ABBOTT, ey gee ed BLS 3 will soll, on this Stock of Gentlem io Goods, Oe Furnitnre of aa, Hall and d 3 and ingrain Car. a a WALTER'S daletroomna, a7 FURNITURE, sie —C. * me finest and most complete assortment of Carpets, ere ~Citetoths, Mats, Matting, : Shades, Cornices, Lace Curtains, £0, this other city, nee ene without any exception, at prices less than cost of manufacture, consisting i part of Axminaters, Volver peas Brussels, de. ry Bi from $1 yard, rete, ‘And all oth Se aga ae Hose 512 and 514 8th av., corner 36th st., New York. —Also $75,000 worth of Parlor, Chatabers. Dini Oillee and Kivehen Furniture; Beds, Bed: ding, &c., ut prices to suit the times, 5 —FOR SALE, AT water b= apr gd 120 o WEST tin, cont BLOG, for aay 129; Mee et | ut Bedsteads, hed Gasen, wereaaa ands, Wardrobes ‘t hair and a, Cat ag ge ini Biture; Extension toble, Baer. ates, Se. ie. BAe ole indsor, $300, cost SOU So targets ; saaguibonns' A staan tol HOTEL | KERPERS THOSE 2 about purchasing, positi if te Saat Piblor om ran tapestry: Betlnet tee nue oes resses, rep, Sigahe hadretot reloth Bulls, ‘eults, 680. 6 ee! Pa =a ‘Brontes, Ger: Pata tit May 1 Bait at betvate residence No, Swest lak st, betwoen Sth and 6th a1 AO ateory, Bot gOOMS. 5, 39 hay ise et Waeet, Aaa" Pacior Beiter 'privane sale. "hi ‘Auction prices any tag aa OF CARPETS, FU! Ao TASER tec a ae vetoes Souk und bist ate Payments taken weekly or monthly. Agieriives aeeene ae mense Fouryee. oe SECOND i FOR SALE; Bae dey ak noone Th Vanton a ‘ pf ms opel roavirvns, FURNITURE—GREAT bargains ae ore ti stock, cone of Para nite, Ne joes ing Caso Sal wand, BOLES tae eatrmen a ate ‘and tits OR SALE ee ae NICE iv ¥ Fotetariows trait nous Wes Use he Pare ee DERE pa Om iG Saaenaa H 7 Guinn Purastare, Fidwes, Mierers, Bedlng, fe PARLOR SUITS BUREAUS. DRESS re pres, se Wenusmen ie, oe wie: | order ba Cnitanters extra fine Side- ‘Tabi Raina. (white iad N by and examine. a ae Whig bog Edd at Hen te Gi fine Rae ¢ on the inst a Gistnes Pers pedal ve houses and flats capaci ye (OB NOTICE —THE PORBIGN MAILS FOR the week endiug rirand Pie will close ag office on Tuesday at per steamer Naows, aid ae 1 AM. for Freese Havre; on Wednosday "i hs Sevan $ ‘nd Hanbury ron Ser herbo Groat Britain, Ireland and Pri ig APRIL 4, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. von’ Vom aruke FO P; Rc selena AL wie te iret wea ot RY 8. OME MANTEL MM Ae A A rere dah atin Td Mod 4 BKO., entaned irom i PAMILY WILL SELL A WHEELER & WIiL- jachine, almost new ; Tucker, Corder, rer, Castors and Cover included. St ae Fie ac — oi a fay py dts raven Fe mae cheap—Sho jounte! Fr. Maiden Inca, New Yorks 0g A OREAT BARGAIN RESTAURANT, WINE, SUP . Bar is Booms, paying well; cen Lad int eoping fortune tor good party, Mt SRE 103 Murvay ne, wholesale Higuorn. Besar ATTENTION ane FIXTURES OF A only ime in eahetiNi a GRAY, Soret ove Bs. COUNTER, 26 FEET, WiTH TAPS, CHEAP. 73 Nassau st, ])8UG STORE POR SALE—THIS DAY, A BARGAIN, Io’ 408 at nae entire of wate gomet 1 JOR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST PHOTOGRAPHIC Galleries in the elty of Washington, Address ¥. H. B., jashington, D. at office. por BALE—CANAL BO. LOAD NOR’ RIVER 5 Bank st. N ply sa et andes DES 103 road's pees: POE SALE—A WIRE BNOLOSURE, WITH THRRG doors, suitable for bank oF banker's oie, in fue order. Can be seen at No. 11 Wall at. POE SALB—A BUTCHER SOF, Damn a GooD Dusiness; must de sold, as the owner has other business to attend to. Apply at No, '2 Ridge st. OR SALE-LOW POR CASH. A FEW NEW FIRST ease Pod Machimes, 40 Cortlandt ” AMUSEMEA Ts. pLyiric THEATRE, Mz. JOHN ¥, POOLE. Last as reat Tes fe np pair, Mr, ED; MURRAY ii ire an i et ASD and KERRIGAN, EMERSON and CLALEE two sew Sketches; LITT AC and JOHN HART, a ADK RICHMOND, MisfADA Roneae. the CARLOS, and T! . aire wi i of the fertbcoin Ta Ot rypen we RIG! HUM ie. wit she pred Raed ea EASTER MONDAY, MATINEBS WEDNESDAY AND SATURI 93». STREET OPERA HOUSE, LATE DAN BRYANT S. Grand Doubte Troupe, Minstrelsy and Olio entertain- ment, Second woek of our grand Shakespearian revival. RICHA. YR lil Morris, Kennedy, eovermn. Hogan and Lord tn Suste’s nade. Pr Leathwood, stowart Dare, f. 8, Hall, Nellie Paimer Kennedy. Obsorve the reduction of prices :— Reserved seats, 81; general admission, 50c.; balcony, 250, Matinees Thursday ge ‘Saturday a2” Adiuissiou to mate ness, 50e. ; children rice, Ge oe 128 AND 730 BROADWAY, BE- av. BUTLER... . nounced superiority of the treet ow Xi York cit od by crowded bot i 7 4 orot uses nightly. and positive Mr, DEN THOMPSON, a9 Uncle Josh, in the humorous and extremely funny Bur lotta, entitied JOSHUA WITITCOMBE, gileiting round after round of vociferous'applause at the simplicity aud quaininess of the old farmer, marvellous and grotesq: y rit 17, Ces iinrd Variety Thew- 8 tn entirely nee aa fntmitable pepent Ay ag ribs Barry fu his own origin up. ob Hart and Oharles Bensdley as Wravos Aad Meteo, im now ct, “aso Hy oh ‘Miss Leonors Hirediey, dM Molloubetier and Miss Sulla Wilvon. "The whole troupe. of favorites, with ty other arate, spear in the Burletun erat Zunfretta Troupe 10 the wonderful ipo regreee | Sscatas: Senpiamalen Get cees ch Toe Bex open from 10.4. M. 40.4 P.M. $1,000 a year: wees a peed can ve, msdet eo 4 be made; price, $2,500, best location ie Brooklyn, Address HLkAM, Herald Brook: lyn Branch office, OR SALE—THREE SAVES AND OFFICE FURNI- ture, 71 South st. POR SALE MEALTH IPT MACHINE, IN PERFEO? order; price $00; amall collection of Ouins, Minerals and Foreign Stamps. Address H. S., Herald Uptown Branch Foe SALESAN OLD ESTABLISHED NEW AND second hand Purniture Business; will be sold tor cash; Feagon for selling, sickness;,no ageuts, Apply ab 950 Had- Fors SALE-BY THE ASSIGNEES, THE STOCK, FIX. Lease and Good Will of the old established Boot and hes teste’ 200 Bowery, lately owned by John McCaf forty & Co.; will be ald aa bargain \t applied for imme. ately. For torms, 4c, apply to JAM HAMBERS, Saalgnoe, 87 Warren st. fees SALE—A WHOLESALE RETAIL OONFECTION- five years onahtinaty going to country; will sell cheap.” i03 Chathans Foe, SAbE STATIONERY. AND CAN! doing & good busin isfactory reason: ne opposition, S77 7th av., betweon 40vn and R SALE—LEASEHOLD ADJOINING RAILROAD it in this clty; two story brick, 25x50; 12 farnished Tooms, bar and fixtures; rent, $300 9 year: of May. Apply to MICHAEL MULRY, 172 I Wer oe nee A ge BACRIFICE, ON AC- st and most profitable bow a Busing . the Dominion of Canads. This isa rare to step into an established cash business at once. oHpor te tall particalars address BOOKS, Herald Fo, SALE OR {eat Toe ng Cea wns gest Office, containing Steam Preteen, and veryining compris re priiting ofice, Great sncrifice, Adi TuISbiit, iforald Stico. (OR SALE OR TRADE—THUE LEASE, STOCK AND Fixtures of she well known Restaurant 13 Thomas et eae SAFE FOR SALE fe John st., up stairs, ‘OTELS, LIVERY Ee CONFECTIONERY Pancy, Bakeries, Grocery, Liquor, Housefurnishin Hardware, Dry Goods Stores, 6o SORALE EMON, 1, Broadway: : ‘CE.—PARTIES IN NEW YORK OR VICINITY WHO wish to buy from 50 to 1,090 tons of Ice will be su) eagoline af reasonable rates by addrossing AROTIO, box 131 Horald Less FOR SALE—10,000 TO 20,000; MEDICAL, Girect from patients $8 per thousand: noue aver two years old, Addr SON, Herald o} TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP—THE COUN- tors, Shelving, Shewcases, Mirrors, &c., in the store 375 Oth av., corner 231 st., together or separately. aes ‘OGRAPHERS.—A FINS GALLERY FOR ae oy for selling, the owner is a, to tg i ndagulr, of ae N pa tog st, Now thor ae address PHOTOGRAPHERS, pice st ao box 1,0 KTS G mae POWER ENGINE Sif. for hoisting; alse iron, Rendering Tank, cheap for HINE & GR. 7 6th av. 0 EXCUSE FOR FATAL BOILER SxELORORR ROOT'S Safety Hollars; 45,000 horse power In use all parte of the world. _Ketimates and catalogues furnished by addressing ABENDROTH AND ROOT agarauinhcon 2 ING COMPANY, No. 98 Liberty st., New Y york, RESS WANTED—NOT LE! THAN FIVE TONS wer and 18 inches stroke; operated by one man, ashOCK COMPANY. 10°24 51 eT CAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, ae with Delaney’s wire cushions, solely usod in all ‘cham joush atch second hand Tables a eaten, Ot AE SE GRIVSIIH & UO.,40 Vosoytne N ELEGANT xs REVEL BILLIARD TABLE, EVERY. thing new and first class, at a sacrifice for cash, at PIANO WAREROOMS, 219 East 234 st. SECOND HAND SKI BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE ofdor, for sale, “Can bo soeu at FILELAN? Warerooms, ‘No. 36 East 1 OLLENDER'S ANDERE AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender combination cushions, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad- way. ¥.-YOU WANT TO PURCHASE THE BEST BILLIARD Tablon th the baat cushions forthe, least mauey go to LURWA'& CO.corner of Canal and Centre nis. ? © TORAGE. je WAREROOMS, 843 AS Hudson s.—8 rage in wep it lowest rates Being aiso in the Furniture Busines aghly un derstand the Uf Furaitares® GHAHEES Hi, IDE, Proprietor. aati LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT ON FURNITURE Pi de., if on at ein a ible store house For further Dartioulacs : address os ASH, box 140 Herald nes yom asa, apt Fide pkny an08, G1 cloam, well ventilated comps ow rates 109, 103,107 W ‘door i of Oth av. STORAGE, FO FURNITURE, CARRIAGES AND MER- andise, SMITH’ & SILLS, Proprietors, 750 and 752 8th av. and aad W — ORORTES ORGANS, &C. A = DESTROUN OF PURCHASING «a genuine second hand Stelnway Plano aro invited to call at our warerooms, F of Stel allin perfect ot candition, sod Sonne of theen woariy hi hand; als second hand Plano of sther eS con constantly made in this elty and elsewhere by meters bogus pianos ie agents to sell thelr in- ferlor instruments, ering, sur name ora bene spelled 66 many people de_not notice th difference, and worthless instrument for a getiuine weny plawer if persons, be asing such Instra- ‘will’ take the number’ of same. and call ou or wr ‘he instrument tes socere — Stele ING NWAY Vy SONS, Steinway beta 107 and 111 Enst'14th st., New York. _ A. POSITIVE CHANCE TO MAKE A | present.—An elegant Steinway & Sons’ 734 ovtave Fisndiorte aia bargain; & brilliant toued 73; rosewood Pianotorte, four round, name on plate, cost $1,200, Kor’s guarantee and bill of sale transferable to f, Library, Chamber and Dining Room te residence 120 West 23d st., n West 33d st., one agen 4 AND {FRAND Iso for sale and ront, = In perfect order. WILL- Co. Noo ita sth « above 16th at. + only need to pereree ever offered in this city to those excellent t plane at manafacturer's prices, plano fally warranted. For AINES ae manufac: ‘968, 370, 37: (2 2d av., corer A a po ee poe Ah og) ONLY $75; A STEIN- ve, carved legs, overstrung, a BIDDLI anton place, near Broadway, Ar BEAI eve STOCK OF FIANOFORTES TO Lage mont an instalment insirnments specialty. COLDSMITH'S, 20 Bleccke: sty near Bowery. every OWERY THEAT: ONDAY, APRIL 3. rated Tragedie! Bugagemont of tie colebr Miss BOPLIA MILES, in hor gront character of HAMLET, Mr. SAMUEL SHOREY. Friday—A grand testi pce THEATRE, ri TE (iss Sophia Miles, Broadway and 33d st. we JOSH. HART. M First nights of ae as Pane’ 's Selite, ——— CHEKK ——- — Mr K A Burlesque on G. F. Rowe’ 's Se successtul Comedy, em titled “Brass,” pig's axing | crowded houses Par peny'e Ta now Acts, & in bow Acts, Sengs, biuews: gith,entize company of Comedian Farce: dc. Every evening and Mat WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Box office open daily from 9 to 5. _Boats secured six days in advance. AOADENY TIL FRIDAY EVENING eopacen! EUGENES PAPre OF MUSIO. 14TH BT. 5i Ge ray! ne OPERA. }, at B o'clock, Deir iEIM, ior Missox Cooney, Phillips, Barberis, Hana bartoee Musial pisecice and Conductor ..,...... MAX TURDAY AFTERNOON, Apri a. s GRAND ITIENS PAREWELL Bi Arie! prior to her departure for mrenss on Saturday, April 15, NORMA. RM Mile. THERESA TITIEN: tm hor untivatied character of NORMA, Mise Beaumont, Mr, Tom Karl, Signor Tiaina, MO} GRAND GALA 'PREFORMANCE, Farewell tostimonial to Mile, THERESA TITIENS. Tho salo of seats will commence on Wodnesday morning, April 5, at Academy of Music and 114 Broadway. Boos. THEATRE Bee Baye v. ween and Managers THEATRE CLOSE HiT WEEK, During the entire of this week Booth's Theatre will be cloged foF the purpose of, secur t freedom by day and by night for the scene pain sans, costumers an others engaged on t! fer spect to perfect thelr la- rable time ts th: iso gained for frequent com- irsals, and. the drilling of the vast body of aaxil ys (men, women and children) can proceed without intor. ruption. OSITIVELY NO. ADMITTANCE. TO THE STAG on AUDITORIUM ON ANY PRETEXT. THE GRAND REOPENING will occur on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1876, when Shakospe: agnificent play of HENRY V. will be mi Fepreduced im ail te-grandeue and ‘with the diaungalahed player, Mfr. UEORGE KIGNOLD, In the character: of ry young King. one SALE OF SEATS will be begun on noxt Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock, at the. box fe, p wae will be open daily from thet hour uotil 6 o! o'clock P. M. Ordinary prices will | provail. WT VORGEN THIS 19 TUESDAY, AND TUES: day as wall as Friday is Matines Dey at TONY PASTORS NEW. THEATRE, (uekening HALL, TUMSDAY RVENING, April 4, > Shakes) eran Recitations O Costume. ry PLAYFATI *uvperved Da a a AkaLT, salectio from HENRY VIIL HAMLET, JULIUS CASA MACBETH, th SLEEP WapErne: oRCENIS “0 OF LADY MACBETH. WM. WARREN, Organist, 1, at Schnberth’s, 23 Union square; also at the ming of the ‘entersainment. i LLE, ANNA DE BELOCCA. ‘Messrs, STRAKOSCH have the honor to announce thas Mile, ANNA DE BELOOCA, who sailed from Europe on Thursday, March 90, in the sieamsbip Germanic, will make her first appearance in America on EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1876 Tickets hall the AN FRANOGISCO MINSTRELS. OPERA HOUSE, AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Broadw BAN F CISCO MINSTRELS. corner 21h bt SAN PRANciscg MINSTRELS. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BISTORDS MEDEA, BAN FRANCISCO, MINSTREL: auee “pele ALMA VRUDOL EI a eaGS qusrick, RB A yi D, i. JOHNSON, POWERS, BARNEY. | CARTER'S Sie Des PART SINGING. LUALY'S ORCHESTRA, ; Bintetentee tat ines Saturday ab 2. ELLOGG. K CHIORERING HALL, Miss CLARA LOGISE KELLOGG ‘will sing for the benefit of the CENTENNIAL UNION boa t, CHICKERING HALL, op FRIDAY EVENING, April 7. ADIBS" TONY ee NEW THEATRE, an FTERNOON TALES the best futerainment Sees ay ‘orl MATINEE MePROLAGE annasgnd” ¥voR LEVER. LAD! HE THOMAS HELL waits which caused the ee re of ro steamers and the loss of 200 lives at Bremen, eons 0 Professor Gi tibers's calebrated EDUCATED BIR to be soon for a short time ouly betore lente for Philadeb phis. * Admission 25 cents. 1 213 }4 | Broadway. APTAIN PAUL BOYTONS Ti ge teal EXHIB: TIONS postponed yort 9 place to-day at Cunard dook, Jersey City, a TONY PASTOR'S NEW TIHFATRE, A SPLENID PHKOGRAMMB MATINER by 1N THE CITY | TONY PASTOR'S TO-DAY. STAR TROUPR. TAGE DANOING.—LADIES TAUGHT FOR TUE BAT> lot and premiere dansouso, by Madame Armand, Plimp- Hiding, intersection Stuyvesant and Osh ata, Ynstruc- day or hour. } OLLER SKATING.—THE FASHIONABLE AMUSE. ment taught at Plimpton Building, Stuyvesant and Oth sts,, every Thursday evening. PIOMMAS MATINEE, A Steinway Hall, Thursday, April 6, at 2 P.M. Tickets at the music stores and the hall, @N OLD GRUDGE: A NEW Fuss.” ANS Mra Lal ‘ton 0. HOLLOWAY will tocture at the e er Union, ing, Ay Bi fight o'clock, Tlekets, AO cents, svn *vemné: API we ee FOR DANCING BALLET; aly artistes for theatre in this eity, Apply Dewees Wand ga L, SANFORD, No, 9 West 3d st, YOLONEL fab pee fy FENCING, BOXING iD oes Academy, 019 6th av.—Boxing taught fe month. for cireulars, A& PIANO wate FOR CASH—MUST BE FIKST class maker, ver; Cay Address, statin, : end maker, O. K., box 120 Uptown ‘Branch office. (ONY PASTOR'S GRAND RECEPTIO: TO-DAY AT 2 ocLock nase 50 GREAT ARTISTS IN| MONSTER PROGRAMME LADY WILL SELL CHICKERING PIANOFORTE Jess than $100; also seven j Cabinet Guish; rent sacrifice, 28 Bast 34 2d av, Q@REAT iy to HORACE WATERS & 8ONS, 4 Broadway} yw York, will, daring this week, wPianoe and Organs Sutil the re ‘the instrument, as per contract TR FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE. round aon & Son Pisnoforte, at a sacri- octave rich); eved rosewood case Pano, havin veme overstran, cost all im aires manta tule ra C5 ors for shipping Paraicurg in tots to. ule, residence Tour nt, between Sth and Oth ave —A FEW SECOND HAND WEBER at bargain. They have beer used by drilstg ond are foal Just as good as ne Perfect fully warranted. Please call at the Weber Ware- RMORE! Bek aif price; $100, $1 weit PIPE ORGAN OF 18 STOVS, TWO ROWS pare de feet, for wale, cl WwW. Davis ae |, 0 ecb & f) <ORBDIN LY THE B: FOR A MODERATE SCHAEFFER, Pianoforte Manufac- tory, # fost 434 st., between Yth aud 10th avs; ive guarant Fomade by at clam maker: wil bo a 7% OCTA’ VE, remon gold far belo Solon 18 adnon eaten rene FIANOFORTES, 368 BLE 3 Years, closing out large, gant teak valoe on account use for it. Apply at 2 Dy Pm DEALERS AND ane; leave oll Tactory he best jam priced Pi ase and inspect kid w wt. near Hi ‘s isss:' a eB AND SQUARE mihi page To Pare ag fal} § Woarorooian 198! jay. Corner 50 150, te, PAIMARY, HALL TO tap oon For concerts, lectures, fai te and first class en- ts. Inquire of nPRRIERO, on the premises, i Sycate WBS Se peaRh AOLE UNUSUAL SSTRENOTIE TUESDAY AND WHOS ESOAY EVENINGS. April 4 and 5, conslating of Planche’s sparkling come CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH Mr, LESTER WALLACK, «ag... Theat de Ligny th Sheridan's Srilhient somsedy THE RIVALS, ‘The cast lays will alvo include = Mr. Sony ott RY, Mr. tba TT, Mr, W. FLOYD, Mr. BVENSON, M “' ERO I fe, Me HOLLAND, Mr Mr. 5. W. J. LE AD. Miss EFFIE GEN WOS POsist, wien {ONE BI hee Miss GERALDINE mr and Miss KATE BARTLET? THURSDAY EVENING, Gret production of the beawe titul petite Drama cal IDLE TEARS, TEARS, Mr, 1. J, MONTAGUE iu his wires Oy ey CUMBERLEDGE wi ecth tion or speedy producti 4 n active preparation for speedy setion «new com drama, written expressly for this theatee by Mosse. A. Wheeler and J, Stevie Mackaye. entitled the Dope eons: Li osaprahaes hc yp te pices Manager... Fe na ay beh ESS or ME Freol he Characters by Mossre: OR Thorae, i John Parselle, Frederic Robinson, Stu on. J. H. Stoddart, Thomas B. Montgomory, Clanide, Bucrous! Wilder L, Thompso: coke, W.3. rites ler, BE. Lamb, C. x Goltine, and Mi Giaxton: tds Vernon: Marie Wilkins Roberta Norwood, Maude Harrison, Ida Jeffreys Augusta Raymond. by Mr. B. Marston, are secur FERREOL. SATURDAY, April &, THIRD MATINER of PRRREOL ROOKLYN THEATRE. Lessee and Managers..........Mesars, SHOOK & PALMER EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. WITH_A GREAT CAST AND BEAUTIFUL SC ‘ENERY, THE REIGNING NEW YORK SUCCESS, f RREO! ne ne first time that ww York success has been of Brooklyn public s¢ tho same tine it wad Ser citee te! York pul AINS HA ‘RED TO MAKE TH THE RQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT OF THK NE YORK REPRESENTATIONS, Matinee of FEMREOL on Saturday at 2 o'clock. ‘OOD'S MUSEU: WoO. THIS DAY, walrhs "DENY and and surmnpox, Louise sYLVES io inne STEWART, MANDYORD, His eCORN Gini MANE LANCASTER LASae TH AVKNUB THEATRb. EVERY NIGHT. TO “ey and Managor.......Mr Y aeatia deat fet i Telia g D EREE EaR 120th to 128 performance of Aug if Augustin Daly's Greatest Plag, ERER Miss Fenny _Davenp Me. Fishor, Mr. Harting, Me Lewis, Mr. Parlin 2a us nee Gowaih wie Bee aie ‘Bro, Mr rougham. Ae “PIQUE” MATINEES, SATURDAY, half-past ome, PIQUE,” Friday, April 28 WEDMESDAY at on 4? 150th perform: Hil AVENUE TdeATRe WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT 2° PIQUE. EXTRA SUBURBAN MATINEE. . re urged to secure their places in advemes an@ the crush and disappotutment at the doors, Performance over at 4:15, in time for all the early traina, Pate: VARIETIES, 16TH BT. AND BROADWAY, ‘The model sensational Theatre of America. Moat Original, sprightly, 4 hee ond artioie Without « rival {a New York, FULL PERFORMANCE. MATIN: ‘O-DAY AT& MATINEE THE GREAT. RUSSIAN wait kina, MATINEE | Drinks) KEL MUA AB MATINER bolting of Lb MUAB. Bia fron MATINEK EBL MUAB,| and end living © CG MATINER | LULU RICHMOND, LLE. MATINEE ‘the bewitehin, sho unrivall MATINEB| Banjo. | HORACK WESTERN, | Baal MATINEE| Banjo, | HORACE WESTERN,| Bi MATINE ithout a peer in the world. MATINE! SIGS. ANTONIO and SANDLANG, MATINEE SIGS. ANTONIO and SANDLANG, MATINEE fo unpproachable, protean n spectaltion STATUES CLOS, BTATUES| and her incomp: le ismuaalies ution. 60 artista,” Bost olio In New York. Evenings at & TH ST. OPERA HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D AND fre, Kvery evonine, Wednesday and Saturday m 34 ‘A Racy 34 oe sat Low Female Bathors.: oxy PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE. 987 Broadway, oppo TONY PASTOR... jole Proprietor snd Manage OPEN THR YEAR AROUND. with an entertainment that cannot be oqualled, AND EVERYBODY SAYS SO. Everything new this NEW ACTS, NEW FACES, NEW W SPECIALTIES, The vegnegs nod arti “Comic Yocalist © ALL Me. "AGU. KRY MONT. Tho were Taatrasental pmettians, GREAT. | Metropolitan Hotal. The iH fp % COMPANE oat an les ey og oun, at oe. HENRY RICE. MATINES Tho ean Glog Dancors, TO. Natl PANILY. Dav. Pappy, old Nig,” —_—. ek nw ANDREWS. TO-DAY aster Song and Dance URSDAY) ee and Comedians, at ry OLDKICH. 2 O'CLOCK, avorite Artists, BL. ie ant EDWARDS. Tho famous irish Comedian, HARRY CLARKE, Tho, funny Eidlopia ry forte hy Vocalists, Littl me e-oniy, the tunny, pm via ban nf King of Son m EY NEWCOMRES wie CARRIE DUNCAN. Miss JENNIE SATTERLEB, Vie spre we: Miss KATIE iaalpini M PA’ ASTOR'S STAR TROUPE, AMERICA'S SREPRERRNTATIVE VACDEVILLE OOM PA: BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK. TONY PASTOR'S GRAND JUBILEE rit take place a the ACAKEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDA all particulars in future Advertivements, sue bganaas BROADWAY AND 22D ST. IGHTH WEEK! Every Rvening at 6, Batarday Matines 0 ® — MR, @. F. ROWE’'S NEW HUMOROUS COMEDE, BSSa BBBI Rare A S983 BBB! BBB! with Rose Wood, Rose Li ie sere Pt ©. 1, ond “ig iti Me vmware pig ne Al ant POUVENLR PROGRAMME FOR ui Has, _orehest rel rendering of Wit! B CR ne, ATRE. M3 0 HE (WEDNESDAY) ype Pg pe Becond week enter venth naan suena 3 Robson Crosstroe, DGE. b ascomminy wig HONEYMOON! Chickering Hall, WDM enva EVENING, Tickets at Pond’s, 39 Union square. Gea, FURATRE, wth st. Tu i &PowR. Para axp PAGAN." —LEOTURE mits (Tuowday) eventng, b with Stereopticon Views, in ior Madivon av, and 58d st., Rev. esbytorian Memorial ch at 7:45 o'clock, earn | London ten porieont dlseotng for ees, _ Taatractions 8 for volt Emeasurement sont on application, PERIENCE! teacher, gives pianoforte and sin 10 T \. dence ma aM tok 135 Herald otcees™™ pa agn ite Hptcppal series POWERFUL nln the timek. “Address dies Ca care of wea a or Professor Achille & prasce 605 Fulton st., Brooki; pas tai WITH TiGit BA roan hea VOICE; “AND ing low resl- rani, 223 Kast 14th s6., New York. morning Christi sac smal “Adivoss UOMSETER, box BOL R OPERA, SOKCERy, fh RCH,—LADIES Poyoe Spat aa Swmenee rere ee Mita, TEACHES NUSIO AND SINGING wen Birocdwer and University methode. place ureh, ‘Admission | , QaiCRRRING WALL —“TALR GLEE CLUE.” SATUR. * ‘ie o'clock. Res ta, a oad! Weatia “Sareea taal ai ‘ei hcaie Play In three acts, by flebbel: viLTER at ATINER W. Henry i GoLpaics, | TONY Y Fattows ae Cueay a mam vauerti iat from 3d vaing at Taead: Promise’ ‘and Saturde; Tog and eT } ¢ arta roi cry Me nee iniglish Arti atchioss tor ir arate Foun, charming and, vivacious Fre A ‘The ‘Sultan's. Seragtio or the Blondes. The spict va naughtiest, most novel and di Bed entertainment ia New rw Fork. ry HEAT Gio. | BANJO SONG, New Broadway, opposite Motropolitan novel, ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, 23D ST. AND My th Banik, ten! enon by Howard, price sO & 6O..711 Browtwaye 2 bn EW TIKA al 1 Ca ae — 7 futinge today at? o'clock, * “BAgr Menge 4th av, Grand Annual iexittutl or a er ay. KASTER Ly aed BY THOMAS AND, DANS. — Just Restos: nth ; DITION OF JORNSTONS eharaes Beets DITSON & CO.. 741 Breadwas,