The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1876, Page 11

¥ BOARD UF ALDERMEN. ‘BATTERY PAIK AND THE ELEVATED, RAIL BROAD—FERRE FRANCHISES. A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen was @eld yesterday «i! with the Presideat, Mr Gamuel A. Lewis, in the cha:r. CONYIRMING WHR NEW EXCISE COMMISBIONERS. Alderman Puxnoy moved that the Mayor's commu- aication naming three Excise Commissioners to take she place of those whose term of office expires on the ast of May next be taken from the table, ‘This motion was carried, and the names of George ‘W. Morton, Owen Murphy and Jacob M. Patterson were confirmed by a unanimous yote of the Board. FERRY FRANCHISES * Alderman Grose mtroduced a preamble and | tesolue ston relative to the bill of Senator Prince now pending ootore the Legislature, which, it is claimed, will have the effect of taking away {rom this city all its rights of establishing and letting ferries, or, at least, of rend ing valueless these old privileges vested in the Corpo- ation. Thi matigr spp relerrod to the Law Commit- dee, who are directed vl ig @ protest, which will be submitted to the Legislat ANOTHER NEW COURT HOUSE. Alderman Cos suggested the passage of a resolution by the Common Couneil, calling upon the Legislature to give Cree for the erection of another but!ding in the City Hall Park for accommodation of public ofices, Mr. Cole stated that some 000 are now paid annually in rents on offices jor which we have no accommodation. It is proposed to limit expendi- tures for this buliding to $300,000, Considegation of the matter was laid over until the next meeting of the Board, A report advers bles the proposition to utilize salt ‘water for fire and tary purposes was receivod, The question of the legali'y of the contracts made by the city with B. G. Ciarke for nishing cast tron pipes was again brought up in the nature of a comm: nication from the Commissioner of Pablio Works. The document set furth that the original contracts had been modified, by which some $82,000 had been saved. Some debate took place, when the whole subject was roterred to the Law Committee, - The regolution of the Common Council directing the Corporation Attorney to bring all suits for breaches of ordinances in the districts where the gems reside was finally pussed over the Mayo! BATTERY PARK AND THE seavaTRD 3 RAILROAD, Alderman PuRRoy beep ge the followi relative to the resglution co perenne the Railroad to piace ite seach iu the Battery a — The Commitice on Law ‘tment, » whom were referred the preamble and resolution offered by Aide: man Reilly, reciting that the Battery Park was in dan- ger of being “entirely destroyed,” and calling upon the ‘Counsel to the Corporation to take all available legal means to preventthe New York Elevated Railway y irom building its track upon the Battery, reapectiully beg leave to pacneahins juired into the correct tals in the preamble, and have that the same are whlly without foundation, Railroad ‘about to w York, Hlevated ‘Company 1s not Jay ita tracks “almost through the centre’ of ‘ite ernest Park. nor will thes exteusion of its track along the ary oy Poundary of shat park (in accordance with the ro sof Rapid Transit and by the hePack by the firtesent) tend to entire ‘On the contrary, We proposed extenst cae slog ihe extreme kd ig the short north more than nine-tenths of it un- bor Tot Batter ToC fetal, the Betsey ark tanta ony datgns thaterers to the Park fa ocean ‘at hereunto Som perenne I the: city in trast for the, purposes of ‘public Fefore never be de Infriage ay but must preserved for its proenty use. It Sar ‘the Central Park and every other park and th whieh held by t! de: arg trusts, extension Fa eas Dart ofthe Butte re the city wns the I Time; abeclat Gnd clasr of ail tracts and fimtations KE this clty is ever to be 0 bye continuous rapid trausit railway this is ‘the most tnoblectionable route ‘which ‘contd be ‘choven Jeavii ine-tenths of pd gers Rot oeseenitete ‘othe destru pon pope aud would * prastical i; tiie plrsealy pid transit, as any one can see at ite iY fora railroad train to run around the rp corner it is now aiithorized to cross. ‘As some doubt seems to exist in the minds of afew of the members of the Board as to the law under which the pro- Dosed extension is made, it I perhaps only proper shat your committee sl ue act last ‘and sean wes = i ferred the Com: ai oe e ers whi it conferred uy rs ap- ed der it, to locate eater ems and to ‘kewise Salivary Elevated RO latter balf of metion ‘96, chaper 606, Laws or i . Under the constitutional amendments (the pro- peo of which, lly Gen as ‘they relate to laying down r ve road tracks, al teria in the “Husted Dill") the couseut of the io local pore aaee that Ek oar of ghe elty over which a rei has first to be. feng oon ies Battery ‘ark fs caase the sole control of the Park Commissioners, and their consent has given to ‘the extension of the track of tie New York Elevated ee Company, proposed by the Senses Oss the: Company’ iteett otupte’ the ‘sugasstiog ef ibe Park company, ia cee tothe ci open tery Pi eee Onan ete be ennias oiaae utara Sole gel mecus" to prevent en Of the track of the New York ‘Elevated oud, Seepany: ecily. legal and ai ea F body has Seaporetton Count vo resist legal ‘the laws of red under Therefore. sonia the. Sapetation bs solutely Fsoweny pal or map 2 of cyaae oere, ats other all sections of this city ‘opposed to the sccomplishi ektnes. my beliere the paople of Jong for—rapid The stay was laid yan After transacting some further routine business the Board adjourned to this afternoon, when a special meeting will be held to make ps gpa ag for the funeral of Surrogate Van aicl INSPECTING NUISANCES, CONTINUATION OF THE WORK OF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE—RETURN TO ALBANY. The Committee on Public Health continued their in- vestigation yesterday morning, They started out at an early hour in order to surprise those districts where. they presumed the most offensive nuisances were to be found, Leaving the Metropolitan Hotel they pro- cceded directly to the Manhattan Market, located at ‘the foot of Thirty-fourth street, Here they met Super- éntendent Gannon, whe conducted them all through ‘the place. The doctors were no more surprised at the size and elegance of the market than they were with ‘the exceedingly cleanly manner in which itia kept. They found the stone floors free irom scrap and dirt and the stands fresh and bright, From the market proper they entered-the slaughter- ing estabishment. He’ Iso, they found nothing to complain of. An animal was killed for them so that they might see how skilfully the blood and offal were disposed of, As soon as the throat of the animat was cut the blood flowed into a large iron pot, which was immediately hurried away to dried ie turned into phosphates, and the offal was at once wheeled off. “Now,’’ said cne ot the doctors, “we are iniormed by Professor Chandler that superphosphates can be made without creating much odor. How is it, Super. intendent ?”” “Weil,”’ answered Mr. Gannon, “Professor Chandler is right; we manufacture our phosphates by means of improved machinery, &c. Come and see.” ‘Thereupon the party passed into the superphosphate works, where they fouva Re! todisturb the eyes or disgust the sense of smell. The whole business was confined within a very small space and very carefully @onducted. ‘I am convinced now,” said Dr, Russell, “that if superphosphate can be manufactured here with suols little stench it can be done also in other places.” “THE SLOUGH OF DESPOND. ‘Thence the party Pies to the toot of Thirt: seventh street, North River, Mr. J. D. Tracy, peut. mun well posted in this section of the city, acting as a guide. Perhaps there i8 no foole ta Newve than this, For a whole block along the river front nothing can be seen but heaps of staking manure. A regular line of carts can be seen coming at every hour o! the day to this particular spot aud dumping their fiith. Pools of dark liquid stand everywhere around, and it was the general opinion of the doctors that it ‘was about as foul and disgusting a piace as they had ever secn It js in the neighborhood of one of the most thickly settled sections of New York, and the fumes arising from it, even at this season of the year, are dreadtul, “What mast it be in Jone and July ’" asked one of the commitieo: ‘for I have learned that these dumps can be seen bere then as well as now.” The place was So exceedingly disagreeable that the party remarned only a littie while, and the president of the commit- toe was exceedingly careful to take full notes upon what he saw. The party then patd a visit to Swift's offal wharf, where they found nothing whatever to complain of, inasmuch as every provision was seen for carr: ryt by ali resuse matter as rapidly as it accu- matates Indeed, upon tie west side of the city, with the exception of the manure dumps mentioned above, Poses re ry found bat little to fdd faalt with. All siaughter houses, tripe cleaning and tallow ren- ‘ering establishments in the neighborhood were ex amined, but all were found to be cleanly and carefully conducted, Several hours were spent in passing through the diferent establishments, alter which the committee returned to their hotel. They leit town Inst evening for Albany, where they will render thoir report to the Assembly, KILLED BY A CART. ——tew Yosterday morving Patrick Downey, fivo years old, of No, 408 East apt third street, was run over and killed in. Twent: Dear First aven coal cart driven by youn iy ee of No, 224 West “gM teent street wney’s ‘Was taken to the Morgue and the Coroner not Eagan was arrested, pobieratiesrrsred Bier A MURDSKED WOMAN'S CHILDREN, The following subscriptions tor the children of Mra, Hammond, recently murdered in Harlem, have been $ ved at the Heratp office:—J. J, McDonough, $2; JF Sidney Goldsaab, $2, val CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BEFORM IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS—TERB OFFER TO FURNISH GAS TO GOYERNMENT OFFICES— POSTAL RATES—TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS. ‘The regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon, Second Vice President George W. Lane in the chair. Mr, Eliot C. Cowdin reported acommunication from the Couneil of Political Reform in regard to the Depart. ment of Docks, in which the Counct! asked for the co- operation of the Chamber to secure reform in the Dock Department, with a view to reducing the city’s ex- penses. Colonel Conkling moved that a committee of flve be appointed by the Chair to confer with other committees for the purpose set forth in the communication. Messrs. Charlies Watrous, W. E. Dodge and James M. Constable were elected as a Nominating Committee to present names to fill offices which will become vacant | in May next. The letter of thanks sent by Postmaster James to the committee of the Chamber was read. The Postmaster expressed his appreviation of the kind offer made by the merchants to pay for gas and heatiorthe Post Office in cuse either was cut off. POSTAL RATES. . preamble and resolutions on the postal rate of third class matter, expressing as the desire of the Chamber that the Senate of the United States should second the efforts of the House of Rep- ‘sentatives in restoring the old ra f one cent for every two ouuces for samples, seeds and other third class matter. Mr, F. K. Thurber stated that some discrimination should be wade between samples of less than twolve ounces and packages of merchandise of two or more pounds in woight. He thought that justice to the com- ‘Tmercial interests of the country demanded that the ofd rates should be restored. TUR NEW LONDON NAVAL STATION. pe Charles Watrous offered a resolution requesting an ye to make an appropriation forthe maintenance or u al station at Now London, Alter a warm discussion the rand Ship — referred to the Com- cm ks to Mr, W. T. Lind- 8 Cony of his recent work on the Dipping and Ancient Com- fore the question on the wc = Set ordhant Mr. Raggles said vote of thanks was put he would like to inquire if Mr, Lindsay the author was identical with Mr. Lindsay the privateer, who had helped to destroy Mr. Low's ships merce. ot during the war. Mr. Low answered that he had a let- ter from Mr, Lindsay in whicn he disavowed the oar which bed been made aguinsthim. By vote of mber it was ordered that Mr. Low write the letter of thanks, and Mr. Low volunteered. FREIGHT CHARGES. F. K. Thurber moved resolutions favoring the Pointment by the Legislature of a Board of Rauway Commissioners similar to the one established im Mas- sachusetts, $0 as to make the tragsportation business and the public more harmonious in their working. rduategad debate the matter was referred to a com- mitt PROSPER M. WETMORE. Colonel Conkling maria aseries of resolutions rela- a“ to the death of np Prosper Montgomery Wet- ly Secretary and aibaequentiy one of the ‘gs of the Chamber of Commerce, which ‘The Chamber then adjourued. REAL ESTATE. ~- RECEIVER'S SALB OF A BAKK BUILDING. A. H, Muller & Son sold at auction, by order of the receiver, under the direction of Herman Uhl, at the Exchange Salesroom, yesterday, the German Uptown Savings Bank, which is described as a four story Nova Scotia stone front building, with plot 49,7x95 (rear line 60.6 feet), on Third avenue, southwest corner of Fifty- fifth street, to mr, Edward V, Lowe, for the fair price of $80,800. OTHER SALES AT THE EXCHANGE. ae H. Muller & Son sold, by order of the executor, the three story and attic brick house, with lot 19.3x83x12 10x86, No. 369 Canal street, north side, 62.4 feet east of South Filth avenue, for U, B. Ginochio, for $13,300. Also, by public auction, the three story brick house, with lot 21x40, No. 21 Vestry street, south side, 95.2 foet east of Hudson street, for $6,500 to My, Hedden, sixty per cont to remain on bond and mort- Also, by Supreme Court foreclosure decree, Bee Woodward referee, a house, with lot 26x92 on West Eighteenth street, north side, 135 feet east of Sixth avenue, for $5,000 over a mortgage and asscesments semnaatlag to $21,500. Also, ode A foreclosure decree ot e Court of Common Pilea: Thomson reteree, the ree story brick building ae with lot, 25x102. it Seventy-fourth strect, south side, 260 went of Second avenue, for $5,000, to the slau, od, Ea ‘Ludiow & Co.'sold, by order of the Suprem: Vive resid were carried. poh de in foreclosure, E. Delafield Smith referce, a plot of land, 51.2x100, on Eighth avenge, northwest corner ot Seventy-fl rat street, and one lot, 25x100.2, on ‘West Seventy-frst aera 100 feet west of Eighth ave- nue, for $44,000, to ic Life Insurance Com: y, the plaintiff; also one lot, 25x1002, on West Boventy. at streot, 125 feet west of Ey avenue, for $8,000, to same purnhaser also one lot, 25x100.2) on West Seventy-second south side, 160 feet west of Eighth avenue, Fong fen to same purchaser, sai v. fo. sold, by Supremo Court foreclosure reteree, plot of Iand, seer eskarioxséx110, with buildings, on Greene street, east races foot south ‘oe Houston street, tor $76,000, to H. L. Powers, the plai ples BALES. Lespinasse & Friedman have sold at private sale the sixteen lots bounded on the west by Tenth avenue, on the south by Ninety-first street, on the north by Ninety-second street, for $30,000, cash, to Mr. Hig- gins. Also a plot, in size 203x200x103, on Naegie ave- Bue and Hillside street, south of Dyckmun street, for $5,000, cash. ‘TRANSFERS, at. No. 144), 0. 100 ts: of Houston, 25x 100 tae! and wife to Jol J: Alt. Wave Duqxsosy; Houry A’ Bieknel to Sincy B. Culber at. 8,8. Got No. 116 und 117 Givareh farm): 10 atte ce, Hattie A. Dike and busband a fe 2a av. B5xi Soiinsion nd wife vf others to sam Istv.s we ty 205 [8 m of Blat Bt, 25270; sania to Henry st., s. s., swine property; Edward V. Loew and wite to same 8, 00.5 fh. of GOtis se. to Maurice Levi. a a, oi. 116) ©. &., Teaixtz1; Jom 6 1 to Saauel H. Brown, %, 73.104. n. of Sth st, 25x75 Bocte treleree) to Hears J. Armstrong. eg: Au Angi 1 &, of Both st, SUNT jo Predorick Lawie. Ath av., 32.0n 76 of Catherine, 12.6x108'3; ‘ife to Mary Dost. ni and 86ch st. Peniive wife to Ixane Bus > a8 LO, + te, a Wee te rs nt Boohn and ick Dolwi 16th tes &. 165 he eof Tih avy WRTOHSY & ‘A, Troup Famuel A. Learynsky stay thm. wot bet ay . Thornali and hasbwad to acob uy. Gubries liv Bawied N. Dickerson, Je, s, of Contre st. st Frankiin ; instalments. Bra mer John. and wife, te Grand iSéammel: ‘3 months, vers, wy alee fo Samuel. 6ith 3 years. Walaa 'sxat °° of 3d 4.500 meee - $1,800 | Fi SALES AT HENRY D. MINER, Auctioneer (late Hoary H, Leeds & Miner), established 1847, and art galleries 845 Broad: office will give his personal ai 25 yoars, pets and Rods, rosewood Bareaus FORO, clot the NO. so west d ’ Yee wale tC black walnnt Canop OlL PALN' Le a ae caste t and, maamtel eale-ted. opurentes . to sales of Hi clining Hovsekeeping at t aud private Libraries at his art galleries, 845 Broadway. foasehond Raha ke elt residences, and SATURDAY, APRIL Bronze Ornaments, fe. DROOMS.—Ph SPREE SVS ore ava., ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD. Fut FURNITURE, MADE TO OR- t STYMUS: FRENCH WA. LUT AND HONE Shane PIAN MAI ots HN REAL BR ASD. OR OLU © AXD sraTUE rts, SEVRES, PARLORS.—Moquerte’ and Wi rpets, gilt suit tn cherry satin, with curtains and draperies to thaieb : marquet; inlaid Cabinet, Etagere, ladies’ Eseritoire, Contre ard Slas Tables, very rich bronze and ormolu. mantel Sety real Vane: Bouques Holders, black like reps, with, curtains black walout sodebovy y to order, cost 4 ‘and Stool; » Side and Card Tables, OMS, —English pia Lervets, superb carved sale will commence. ¢ house is now aR tloneor or Mr. B. W. CETAMS. ‘B97 Oth TF whos: Pian py Bedsteads, Bure sin) snd Commodes en suite: rich h boudoir Suit Ea ties draperies fo match, Best quality silk reps, vith eurta | hate Attremes, marble. Clock: DINING Ki els Carpet, | Sor ed Chairs, In moroveo, iraperies to mate! yeep ee ad bar we. ee donk Butte, with cornice and alnut Hall Stand, Brussels Stair Car- 3 also Ki erase t with which the al the sal IDAY, and rosew! jatlennatiy carved rosewood and black ueter! binck walnat and Chairs, black walnut ana ‘entre nd oak Tosewood ion b; s of house No. 16 Wi ny ood card from anes Estate Agent, No TONEER. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a, fae he RAVINGS Mos. ba et “CHANDLER APRIL 7, nt 11 ‘est Sst at. Parlor, sults, in ‘Tables, dining roo Arecieen Beckton wee tek inte nae <a Pillows, Lot , ia it frame pier Mirrors body runeels and veivet Carpets, Oi r with Kitchen aren with which = cuamet 6 ta, OF ottices KSON & bp cenit No, } Pine st. and 956 Broadwi Too Ae to be sold county. ASIGNEES On Tuesday, the L be offered at publis sale, a8 9 the it uid ee, with ety. fire and. burglar p ‘Terms per renity, h' 12 Band ae months; personalty rone-fourtn casl balance in three equal semi-annual payments, all with in- Paid purstase money ta be eatlfuctorly ¥e- terest. The unj cured. & 9, ANDERSO Louis ScHaBVR, Caxtox, Ohio, March 25, 1878, THIS DAY AT 12 Of! Now at th at auction Ao AA on SF) ites. ay trees WRT A Seas ASD Vonntan Pal Parstieas, ver before @: —--) "Spanish end rere water To be sold at seers. Baty fc. F a AT MATHEWS’ GALL! DA! iat af MATHEWS. Auctlones sesed in any ciherea S408 OF THE GREAT — Wonks bold, Norris & Uo., Ohio. h day of April ni atz P.M, wilt a the pe premises, i. also "| Assignees. AkTt Fry Ligeery st, st soi ® choice collection ‘of i ak ed ‘Aapieteae and foreign WARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. BENRY D. MINER, Anuetioneer, late Henry H. Leeds & Mi: (vvabtiahed | teat, peer and art galleries ner, roadway, ‘attention, as maybe roid y for the past Furv Spiga to Males ‘of Household ing housekeeping at their thd pelvate Lloraeies at his art galle residen ure of families de- . and Works of Art ‘845 Brondway. ‘hin: Gi * Sale positive. J, arpere, do. Sale positive: i EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FU pt og SALE, THIS (Friday) MORNING, ut 103 0' prop -rty o! cote ‘Lord, Sq. All tho elegunt Furniture of 19 rooms, at 1 dence, 105 East 13th st., two doors from 4th of over 000 lots useful pllousehotd Furniture, deautifal Par . in. xatin, brocade, reps cloth; magnificent .:% Pianoforte, ‘Tapiee, Bookcases, Paintings, Curtains, rosews and walnut tied: steads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, spring ° and gale Mattreuses, in. Uhairs, Rockers, 2 jon Tables, Sidebon 250 lots Glass, ‘China, Ruvarware Cuthey Oilcioth, Stair RK, Auctioneer, jvered = Pynrdsaaten cg wt gad Ba Bros gether. (A®*— SPECIAL NOTICE Tigh des ‘OU Paintings, 3. WaYERMt Auctioneer ill sell at auetton on Frid day, Land 3 7 und & 7 gAvEl Nicholas Hotel, one of tho largest and Sent assorimient of valuable Worts of Art offered syle thisseason, Connoisseurs and vited to view the collection, Puintings and frames gold'to- o'clock, at Ei yblie rs are specially in- rich}; in cri Brussels UCTION 84) AueTION SALE A THIS DAY (Pridav), Aprit 7 Neamuena st 1034 o'clock,” id. exanisite CSRHOLD enurcRe, made to order : the ntl Stein: ‘ine & oO modern ene. antiq Pianoforte, neh Bronzos, Fre! he eutire contents of five No. 47 Wi Carpet, yolumes choice ae ia Arn Lace Curtains, ae ELABORATE CHAMBER SETS, consisting solid walnut and rosewood Bedstends, — inlaid and Tavlos halen Ro Rock Bate ers, aah rare chan: A gilts D: carved inlaid rosewood son, seal, tai Turkish Easy Chairs, Spanish Loui and Console Tables, Ci Bronze’ Figures, rach Bronze Mantel Bets, eal Boxes, O amen inlaid Btagescs & Bros. seven oct ‘Writing Desk, Brassla viene si Rugs, &e, ir aaa CONT younicet, Inint ae ee Encol ‘stone mansion BETWEEN og wer L edd wires, Decker it inieres, Lady's . Bookcases, koase, elegant Turkisia ibrary Tables, Statuary, Works of ing Case Bureaus, W kere, 3 fine Hair and epring Natirease gle snd double, Hedate ‘nen, Tollet Sets ied and «ile Ce Brassels vine siive band- to mateh, hae Ar- nds, marble top ather Pillow: ush Suits, inlaid re room Ful are, Silverware, Dint and {i irs, kitchen Furniture and assortment rt ‘N. Be—-Nale positive, Parties about purchasing will post. tively find this ‘Take Sixth avenue of University place cars, or Fifth ave- | Two brilliant toned nificent Steinway & 10 each ; (Friday) bop comme at the eis) Drawiny res, plate Glass, real lace inlaid Cabinets and Flower Stands, and real wsed four wwely Solid rosewood and black walnut tal inlaid Bedroom Suits, with Dressin Wi tands, odes, Wai gv ge ing Cases, oire-a-Glace, 20 fine white curled hate ‘wun, gprim tressen, ean a Bolster, 50 rian Figure oak and. Secretary Bookcases, velvet and moque Chandeliers ‘ockers, umes choice Chairs, Oriental imported Music Boxes, cot mont Bedrooms “, UCTION NOTICE THIS DAY. SBxTRA LARGE ‘and peremptory sale this 10}, o'clock, stone mansion brown No. 420 West sap St. NEAT ornamental ousebo by celebrated elt ‘and will be positively sold in fots to highest bidders, as all goods must be jou en Cw aguitieent Tables to match, imported Jas os nae Figures on Pedestal veal O.1 Printin widd ‘Turkisl ka lin ‘af cost or value. 6TH AY. Ne Goode, tains, te by eminent jars vol. Sheet, } ‘koom contains, name! od Richly, carved Phsine walnut Baget, cost 12-foot | ‘Table, black wal nat one du, Ue foets Chale. cov- uits to match; also large assortment Freneh, © Dinner and Tea Sets, Sheflield Cut eh Hickeiplatod Ware, Guaters, Urns, Pl Forks, Knives, Spoons, &e., fine ery atal our Glassware; s sie jot of brary, base aul tetbe large Ee i,.| four mont! a) large and richeot lot) of Douvehold furni Bale post Py pe EER. Foinpadour ie Sule, me re off tewttegardieas of the, ee Tf fast NOTIC! Ag US) Ho} LD FORN! ROBERT ROMER ge fe: lace, corner 13th Nes of bowsehald faraiture, housekeeping, oF at ART—NOW ON EXAIBITION. GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS AT THE KURIZ GALLERY, BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE AUCTION- fea yA ongonte Lo a « Pay eee HOLD sommencing at se Pireaunaze, Anetlonser. Notice.—Competent mon in attendance to pack, cart and ship goods; efty or country. Atty SALE OF HOU! THIS DAY ay, th aoe TUNIS JOHNSON, mee Same we 2 Old ‘Nassau si. noe On 8. im Ot our saleeraor, | tale of able Li Linen, si} ae Parr ve lot of voraltere: Bo" tocar My tid 1 snare tial aes ond NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY; APRIL 7, 1876.~TRIPLE SHEET. one AT AUCTION Kee No tay ais ce cca Guns, Toys, ‘Preuss, Canhed Fruits Coffees, Bra? D. FAVOR, TUCHORSER TIA pat War. m, Aprit 2, tT Kast 842h ot ap A. a . China, pons ilassw re, Cutlery, oy, istare, re, Carel Earlor Suits, 80 , Beda ‘Goods ing, iitctien Goods, gon: ing for he kee pin, stor. rete ae, irtanes, of bank rock clozant rors, ti Frames, Sewing chin, ‘show Gase Iso, to. par advances, Live dou of Fox best sitk’ ii invited. = Fi clans sales solicited at store or els where, Settlement; pt. ISSELL, WELLS & MILLET, ACGTIONEERS. TMs DAY re at 103g A. M., uF miyactivesie o€ Regatere Cattery, ke. gompriaini avout, S00 lots desirable Goods; also abo nests pulti d cedar Tubs, 50 doren Pails Holling Pins, &¢.; also fluo fine Cutlery Shears, de. ({L0sING OUT SALE aT ac OTION of Stock 527 Btbadwa: ‘and fi qi ronioval and declining retall busiuess Sale willbe coutinned from day today until stock is all Sale absolute, Watetes, “Diamouda” Jes Sliverpiated Ware, Terms chsh. AUCTIONEER —GENTEEL urniture, in 2d av, This day (Friday), Th rs ‘clocks at 236 2d av,, near cg at, he entire embracing the usual assartinent of parlor, dining, room, bedroom aoe basement goods; English, Brussels and tapes- HOUSE. April % at furniture, try Cn Parlor Suits, Ei Extension and Centre dress Bureaus and Bedsti best hair Mat- tresses, China and Glassware, Armoire, Bullet, &c., &c._ On Saturday, April #, at the private residence No. 118 Bast hh xt., the entire rich Furniture. Full tails on Saturday moraiak 3A i, a large and valunbl fine bindings and worthy book ition, Th EAVITT, Auctioneers. SSoaGR HOLBROOK, AUGTIONEER,—HOLBROGK & ROLLINS sell THIS DAY, ut2 o'clock, wt the old .. a conoral assortment of House- Flee aug Mantel Mir- Beds, Bedding, ty ry Fisted "Ware, Sewing Ma- tonsils, H. B_ WETS “&_ BONS, AaeaTOaeS- Salesrooms 17 Park place and 14 Murray st. HIGHLY IMPORTANT ART SALE, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 12 AND 13, AT 10% O'CLOOK EACH DAY, BY ORDER OF MESSRS. SYPUER & CO. AT THEIR UPTOWN BRANOT STORK, hord Purniture. Grrr NOS. 1.404 1,496 DWA DELWHEN ‘Rtn ‘AND att sh NOTICE.—Uaving de: to discontinne ‘ap Aree! ré, and having n del te decors y rough Messts HERTS & SONS, Auctioneers, as above. The stock embraces a large variety of antique and modern Furniture, Works of Art, Artic! tatuary, Paint. $ and Silver Ware ; Jegant carved French be mn Kind shat has taken place ‘In this country, offe opportunity to purchasers, nx the entire stock will be sold fi jet positively without reserve or sional Sai ag RY DREHER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 26 1st St., sell. this day at 105g o'clock, ht 256 Madison st., Stock and Fixtures ot a first class Grocery, , Canned ‘oodware, Counter, giass Case an . Canisters, Teebox, ene der, posttively in Lots. PJANDSONE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ‘all entirely new, the work of one of onr best manufacturers, co! ising Parlor and KRedroom Suits, Tables, elegant Gatfaot, nse, ‘Sideboards, Buokeanea, ‘Musto Stands, Re. ry PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BRIC-A-BRAC. Bronzes, | Ori nts, Statuettes, Porcelain Ware, e., &c., the whole now on exbibition at Clinton Hall Sale: roms, The whole to be sold this (Friday) atternoon, April ‘Z.at 8 o'clock, ‘The Messrs, LEAV: ees J. COOKE, AUCTIONRER, SELLS, SATURDAY, * corner 125th st. and Sd av., magnificent Inlaid and garged wainut Hedroom Suit, Wardrobes, fiue Carpets, Pare uit, &c. HAVEN, AUCTIONEER, 80 AND 41 EAST 19TH St,.gives special attention to sales ut private resi- geen, BEEBACHER, AUCH OR EES. WILL SELL, THIS room, 364 Chatam st., Desk, Fartor Suits, spring Mir. + lot of Uhorries, « dwy, at 11 o'clock, at @ large lot of Brussels Carpet Mattresses, Tables, Oil cloth, ‘Matting, Shades, Dhilitard’ ‘Tables ike. also: lan hes, Pluns, Peas, ins; aldo lot of Git Tora, Clocks, Stove canned Fruit, consist 23 Whiskoys,. dee, ry Good and Drawers, Dress Coods, Hosiery, Linens, Toweling, Bags, Neck Ties, show cases, &s. RESTEBENG, AUCTIONEER, SELLS 10 0° CLOCK, 2 slat av., contents of Candy and Variety Store; in lots. ARSHAL'S SALEBY VIRTUR OF AN EXECU. PE, tion 1 will expose, forsale om, Friday, April 7. at 10 A, M., on premises No. 40 Cortlandt st., the conterits of a Lishoigeaphing esta ishment, consisting of Presses, Stones, arniture, ke. CHARLES F. MATHER, Marshal, SieaaROESET BALE.—R. FIELD, GENERAL Anctioneer, silesroom No. 88 Bowery, will sell this day 11 o'clock, 600 lots men’s and women's Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Underelothing. gaits Blankets, Bed ding, Boots. Bhoes, &o.; also Coats, Pants and Ves. By order Hugh MeAleenai AWNBROKERN BAL WATCHES AND JEWELRY — JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell this oer ati ‘clock, at 59 New Bowery, fF Jots gold aud silver Watches, ie ‘and diamond Jewelry, ra Glasses, Guns, Revolvers, Derbi Musical and thematioul Instruments, Fancy rder of Moss ‘Brothers, Cathorine st., and Mrs. Autwess, 8 anton st. Sanger v. MARESTT. AUCTIONEER sale of valuable Real Estate. RICHARD V. HARNETT will sell at anetion on ‘EDNESDAY, ‘Apa 12, 187 at 12.0’clock M., at the Exchange Salesroom, i11 ee New York, under tno direction of 8, H. Hurd, ot Third Avenue Savings Bank, pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court, rit IRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, corner 26th st. Also No. 969 Sth ay.. four Prine high stoop Nova Scotia stone House, 22x~0x100 fect. No. 35 Bast 40h st.. four story. high stoop brown stone House hesemant fand wiib-cellar) 2 HXIOTS Fe et. four story high Hy" high four stor; 3 ieasehold coutain evefy modern improvement shen bed East 26th st., two story brick Stable, 20x98.9 feet. 150th at., two Lots with two story (Mansard roof) frame House, 20x30; eneht lot 2500.11 foe a TRrEytown—B0 70-100 acres of Land at Union Heights, at West Mount Vernon—Country Seat if acre of Land, and House 302336 feet, Permits to inspect the honses and further information at 111 Broadway, basement, ig jONEERA, It 8, AU } Marshal's Sal eePaney ena tress oods, ee: we sell che dag (Frideg). ax) 3034 o'ciock, at salegroom {igen ct age wssortment of Di fey Drose Goods, Meglio Wrappers, Ho: ns, Jewelry. Kid Gloves, Buttons. » , Suspenders, Handkerchiets, joots and Shoes, &e., de. DENIS GALVIN, Marshal. AND GENERAL AUC: ch grade Wines, Liquors, etd o'ci9ck, nt No. bout HERMAN, SHTERTE Arsignee snlo of is ire 8 ol oe eo orter, value of Etiio00, vi aud‘ choice lot of German. and reich Wines. 30 ew sabre’ casey; sled abces iOdenves bea Sirrroin choice Olt Hourhon and ‘Rye Whiskey. from a to 8 3 r, about 42 thalee C | Dacevt also a targe lot of Fobucco i ears od, as Boone, Crow's, Hluegrass, Reynolds’ ty Hert niso’ casks of tine eer Gin,’ Run, de. nt Canes Kort and Sherry Wine ors, Chagspaxne, Cigars, &e. The 11 Liners Seneean Th eewly’ soopons, Gnd wil be dole t0 aiers without reserve. SALE—OF a4 TOBACCO, MOULDS &. HERMA Cm jonnecti bags, cases, &e.; also about SU fe Ba weaned) al lot of Havana and domestic Cigar ale a pea Ve, im lots to snit the trade. ae ts Deputy. CONNER, Sherif CIGA va, Auction a nt Seale, in CONNER, Suorit. = SALE. GBRARD rat AUCTIONEER, st ited patie es "eA Sen ¢ All the elegant lot of Pattee Farsttare and _volvet Car- Brussels Carpe: 7 ase —e a. te, Statuary, iin i mt ©. CONNER, Sheri, rpoRY AUCTIONBER, WI SELL THIS La sirens et 237 ‘av., @ large Stock Wi 4 a space hereon | 4 be received by the Direetors of the Maryland Penitentiary nati! the 19th day of April, 1870, for the hiro of about 50 convicts, Of this number 40 ha 40 have been employed for sev- eral you in the ¢ manufycture Eyelet and are Kons peel be ato be conciad ind t Prison, "the =, iis ST feet ‘mu ‘ indorsed Pr me id ake Aa §. WILKINSON, Warden a Ponitent timore, M ANTED—A CO} aime alee yeaa ir TAK AN INTEREST for paving Jami |AGAN, com. a [ ABBLE ANI pea NTECS—NEW Di Mowamental Work a wi tee a Foie si fast 1500 at, |S" Res asee geen ton, etree toe bag PPPP. IT v o iad 5 Hey ed fhe it “doue” Enes 7 120th to 128 performance of Augustin tag Greatest Play. ven See: Davidge, Mr. Afr. ge Mec ockwelt Mise m4 G fibers, ua Nunes, and Mr. Joba Brougham, “Pri cE Mw /RDAY at 1 150th performanes of 5 AVENUE THEATRE. SATURDAY AT 13 “PIQUE” MATINEE,’ Ladies are urged to secure their places in advance and thug avoid the erusit and Giaeppolntuient at the do i Sy Pee will be ae MATINEE WEDNESDAY of next eo! PARISIAN VARIBTIES, | 16th st. and Broadway. sinment tn, New Fore, | Delight of Strangers, | Resort of Fadhio Eveuings at 8 ole. Matinees lays, Thursdays 1d Saturdays at 2 o'cloc Melange a Art and Beaut: ‘Olio of Artistic Won ty ck. Sixty Artists. 40 Models of Female Be ique. Sensational hit of Mile: Niuon Ducios, corer ghikital, Chreseslans. 16 stipe ra King, Le DINBLE, i UAB. Te Di Xre. Eats fire, walks on hot iron, drinks boiling oil. Pot Pourri of Attractions Contennlal Levee, | | Amazon M The Pilgrims. Sensational Tableaux, | Perle: Great Elviro. co > eee eouneK 3 BANJO i rte} wieeriiey, | cHampioy. Most popular und delightful show in America, ONY, PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, 5-7 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. TONY PASTOR. ‘ole Proprietor and Mauagor OPEN THE YKAR YOUND witl TONY bbeajcir' oases TROUPE A CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF NOVELTIES. Note the addtional ty ane a8 this HARRY MONTA HARRY CLARKE, thouurivalied GomicSingor A the Celtic Hilidebrandt ntrore. “Woslyn and Casey, Quilter and Goldrich im thetr Slane Bonge Instrumental Duettlits, ' William Henry Rice, be Hen "FAMILY, <P Ce Minna ee: W, McAndrews, Burlesque Prima Donna ne W ‘atermelon Man, vay, Comedian. eM ber | wit only, the Song and Di Irresistible BOBBY NEWCOMBE, SAM DEVERE. The Ropulae Biipatias, The talented Som 9 Wilbur Blake. wis 8, Miss Jonnie Sutterlee. ise Sadie Deson, Miss Samat unos AN, Miss LILLie HALL, the entranci Comic Vocatist. ‘TO-DAY, { j AT 2 P.M, ME ONLY MATINEE PERFORMANCE IN THE CIT! TO-DAY. . id THE ‘FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD. CARD. TONY PASTOR'S GRAND JUBILEE will take piace at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 'URSDAY, April 27. one x ee advertisements, BROADW. (accessible ar allthe popular lines o! vel, avtanae ry the hotels and ferries). EIGHTH ay EK of the grout success of Mr. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE'S humorous cumedy, in ‘four acts (id performance to-night), BRBB RRRR ry 8888 S888 BoB R AA § 8 BBBBO RRR AA S888 BSS3_ wy B RoR AAs 8". BBBB OR OR A A OSSS8S~—s B88) Viseount de Ligny ody Pith Rowe Wood, Rowe Lisle, Marie Loulse, Mrs. Bratone, Lewls Morrisons J, Padicett, Norris, W. J. Co well, © ‘Bode I. We Brune do Sooke, G. Rosene, ahd Mr. Geo, Fawcett itowe in ii original creation of Walftia Stray. ("See this Ring?) Evening at ; Saturday Matinee at jox office open to rices: 81 60, $1 and 50 conte, if W TALLAGK'S, Proprietor and Manager..Mr. LESTER WALLACK FRIDAY EVENING, April 7, Blancho's sparkling, ‘comsdietia of the OF THE WATCH, Mr. LESTER WALLAUK ts with Sheridan THE RIVAL The cast of there z me Mz, JON GILBER wr TARAY BECKETT, Mr. W. BR. FLOYD, Mr. C VENSON Mr. J. W. CARL Eis HOLLAND. oar LEONARD, Mr, 2 wins Aba Dia ss EFFIE CERMON, M PONISU, Mian 1ONE bi ‘Mist GERALDINE ity and Miss KATE SDARTLACET. ATURDAY MATINEE and EVENING, first representa. tious of the beautiful petite Dramuexlled TEARS. Me. H. J. MONTAGUE in Ming character of nue NR RED CUMBERLEDGE MONDAY and THURSDAY EVES(NGS, April 10 and 1, TEARS, IDLE TEARS, ame ‘MVALs. Wednesday evening. April 12, after weeks of elaborat will be produced anew comedy drama, writ Pigrouly fox tale theates 8y Maewrhscke x and J. Stecie Mackaye, entitled WINS. Wheel HEAT! Grand, Testimonial reren to Miss adie ir tte oe Ta. MIDN or, THE SENTINEL AND, THE HOUR, Saturday, 2—Great Dramas. ‘NION SQUARE THEATRE. D’ Pc - Mr. jae Aa Pa ye pee stcchss vOP Skubous” NEW PLay, Translated and adapted for _ Theatre by Mr. John Pars “Ferreol is ie most exquisi Nirama, ta everything which excellence of # drama, over exliibited in an Amerie the atre by an American company.”—Evening Characters by Messrs, John Parselle, Frederic Robson, J. H. Stoddart, Thomas BE, shorts, Ht W. Monty ery, Ch ude. Burros L. FERRLOL. | Wilder, a Thotapeo mA. Bock heck, Wa aug FE. Pa Collins, and Misses. Kea Giaxton, I “Vernon, Marie Wi Norwood, Maude Harrison, Tue, Jeffreys ond Augusta Raymond. SATURDAY, april 8, THIRD MATINEE of FERREOL, JQROOKLYN THEATRE, Lassees snd Man oe SOE THIS Li Warn A GREAT CAsT AND BEAUTIFUL BORNERY, THE REIGNING MiW YORK succies FERKEOL, datings of FERREOL on Haturday of Berdodk. ‘eek—Mr. and Mrs. J. FLORENCE in THE wld” DOLLAR: oe, Messrs. SHOOK & PALMER TH ST. OPERA HOUSE, BETWI avs. Every evening, Wednes College Girls, Red 2D AND 3D y and Saturday matinee. Racy Story. ‘ Bs ye NO, 514 BROADWAY. Manager sarurpAy Ana Bi tirst pearance inthis country of Mine, C.BAN aND HER FARISIAN SENSATION AL NCE from the Grand Bontovard Theatra, Porte St, Martin, Paris, BEAUTIFUL Y YOUNG, HADIES, ADIES, ALTY ARTIS Mile. CORA LACH 3 F ALE MINSTREL! ‘Vy oops MUsEUM, THIS DAY. ing at tines at 2. Wir Re hex and by DON, Louise” BYLVES. | LITTLE JACQUELINE | 7 COLTON, WILLARD, NDFORD, EMILY HOT CORN, GIRL and SAR inh ye seration Childgen In the Wood, | THE LANCASHIRE LASS. (uaTeAT x MABILLE VARIETIES, . SATHIST. & SD BY. Es Matinees, Tues. and MLE 2uneLIA'S TROUPE DF WLONDE STATUARY THE GRAND PARISIAN FOLLY, SEVEN BEAUTIES, YOUNG, CE AEMING. AND VIVAGIOUS FRENCH BAL- LET. FEMALE Bi AN ee ins is ATION. [ed LE RAUL, Ol Y¥ BLOND! ‘The spiciest, naughtiest, bay id oni yment in New York, MRE. TONY PASTOWS NEW THBATRE. are HARRY MONTAGUE in his elegant Comic Songn Wt OF MUSIC. ~~ TITIENS, RAND FARBWELT: TITIENS MATINEE 130. None MORROW Gaturday, afternoon, ab 1:20 HILHARMONIC TO SIXTH MATINEB, by FRIDAY, APRIB "7, ib Me GRAN] HESTRA OP THE “SOCIETY. =! ouonun MA’ Sengeeter J NO. Be vevs- Beethoven “Romeo (Gree bac propel ia lc tine in, Amn ats ‘Decker Bros. ‘ond ‘Bruadway and at the door 33 of i ee bain. [Preibe ‘OU. RAND er is Xo R. Ee ioe, erties btemiaa Cher 100 points on e Sigett four pocket Reserved Seats, $1.50. Ladi punted by evan n agora re, bs yt oe billiard 1 in thie city, ma, | TS mo NEW THEATRE. TINEB RECEPTION st sto . TONY STAR bi si TROUPE, THIS (PRIDAY) APTRRNOON, AT 2. lhe ACADEMY OF DESIGN, 23D ST AND Oe FATRELNGS, LYRIO HALL, 6TH AV. vERy vib) ay aM fal yer OLD, a avy MY DR |e awed Gemolote iv this week's Arcedion, iN evening. ME Fux TRENOR’S re see Ly bf SIE Roberta | | oN ae gnSe AMUSEMENTS, THE areaondit TAL 8 tp Seas ITALIAN. OPERA. Mie, BOER Peek Gees Mine. F PAPPENH I Te ATA Slaxow BRIGNOLI SIGNOR TAGLIAPLE Misses Cy Musical : gan. is fae a MATIN prior to her departure for Burope,on Saturday, April 1%, Mile, THERESA TITIENS, {a bor unrivalled charseter of NORMA, Mise Beaumont, Mr. Tom Karl, Signor Reina, ¥, Aj Gnanp Gata? MF Micance ‘arewell OR oes ial t Milo. THERESA. TITIENS.” Seat#can now be secu wed at the Academy of Music and 14 Brondway. UGE. ANNA DE BELOCCA: 1M “Messrs. STRAKOSCH have the bonor to announce Mile ANNA DE. BELOCOA. who sailed from Europe on Thi March 30, in the sraaistig” Goratendey Mill ‘make bor first appearance in 1876. that Mr. JOSH HART. . Sole ere jor and Managor Grand Suecéss of Kenw re, iL A Burlesque on ma Comsdy, en- to crowded houses ‘heatre, ormediaus titled “Brass,” The enti . oe ie, entize company now Acts, Songs, Sketches, Farcea, &e. Ever; vening and WEDNESDAY mad SavcROAy? SUE AE Matincos Box office open daily from & to 5. “dt six days in advan GREAT SUCCESS, on GOODWIN as CROSSTRE MINNIE PALMER as 8U. SKETCHES IN INDI LIMTLE REBEL. POPULAR PRICES. TGNOLD'S RETURN.—CHOICE SEATS AT STOREICS, Prescott House, Brondway and Spring st. BEST RESERVED CHAIRS AT Saas fh Avenue and Windsor hotels. Now rend; S RUBAT IR, HENRY Vv" JARRETT £ PALMER... Leweos and Maungers THE THEATRE CLOSED THIS WEEK for the purpose of securing pertect freedom by da: and by night for the scene pai: artisans, costumers ant others engaged on the grand le to perfect their la- bors. ime is thus al ined for frequent com- Pony, rebcursala, and the driling of the vast body of auzil- ries as Sen children, can roceed without inter- ruption. IVELYNO- ADMITTANCE. TO. Ti SHAUE on "AUDITORIOM OW ON ANY PRETEXT. THE GRAND REOPENWG will occur on next MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1876, when Shakespeare's nagnificentt play of HENRY V. will be reproduced in all its grandeur and with the distinguished player, Mr. GEORGE HIGNOLD, In the character’ of the young’ Kin THE SALE OF SEATS is now proj “gets at the box Ppa which {s open daily from BA. until o'clock P. M. O*soui EAT SUCCESS. i HEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. aN F. POOL -, Manager EEK ASON. LAST “OPPORTUNITY TO SER THE PRESENT GREAT COMPANY. Mosers. John Hart. Ed Murray, Conway and Kerrizan, Qarto Brox. John Qu Woot, Emerson, and Clarke, XE. D. Gooding, Master Martin, W. B, Cahill, G. Hl. Grifias G: Rood, Jone Gilbert. Mi Ross. Ada Morgan, Fannie dah Richmond, Al sro die earwell, Pearl Thornton, ‘Katy’ Parker, SATIN EES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. NOTICE.—This theatre will be closod during next Week for rehearsals of the fortheomingPantomi THE ORIGINAL HUMPTY DUMPTY, which will be produced on Easter Monday, April'17, with ly new, Entire new cast, new scenery, LOBE THEATRE, 728 AND 730 RROADWAY, RE- low 8th at.—R. W. BUTLER, Manager. The standard family theatre of New York city. Unabated success of Mr. DEN THOMPSON CLE JOSH tn the original wketelt peta: ath,” 1m clreuitous tortuosity nil grotesque agilities, 1 ue ag! ae ily Burry. Den Thompson Senator Bod Tinrt. as great Zanfeotta Charles Benedict. Une ‘Troupe in t ay ny, McKee. pantomime + TL. Brockway. Joshua Whitcombe. ‘The Comanches; Meapine iter Dee Thompson or, Mise H. Mollendiaucr. Life on the Mi Frontier Ui ee ‘Tosh of the a Whitcombe. Far Weert. Doors open every evening at 7 o'clock, Box office open from 10 A M.to4 P. M. 2 D STREET OPERA MOUSE, LATE DAN BRYANT'S. Grand Double Troupe, Minstrelsy and Olio entertain- iment, Becond week of our pur aren Hl HhaKespoarian revival. Morris, Kennedy, ions Hogan Lord in Snsi Seren fessor Leathw art Dare, T. 8. Hail, ‘ly. Observe the reduction of Boge — Matinees Thursday ness, 50e. ; ebildren AY “[ CADENY | OF M TITIENS, GRAND TITERS: FAREWELL MATINEE egateiccaaes)ecs Pairs April 8, at 1 * MA. NOR! ELLOGG K CHICKERING WALI, Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will sing i the benefit of the CENT AL UNION |ORMA. RISTORTS MEDEA, INNOCENTS. IME and MATINER ac 9-DAY, AT : P.M. JERMANIA THEATRE, 14TH wT. AD, NEUEND! ++ -Director FRIDAY, “APiRti 7, DAS MABDEL gen. SEED aa TONY PASTORS ie TODAY, THIS (FRIDAY) AA STERN 'OON, TEBRED BY by Mus ine and at the ofice of Messrs, No, 51 Exchange place. 01 ToNY PASTORS, STAR TROUPE. 78 ROYAL, 480 67H AV—i0 YOUNG LADY tiendants. Wines, ales, ke, $100,000 [eet PAID FOR A Stat OF an intelligent man or woman whe would REWARD | at, willingly juiss the great Matinee today TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, pe WASHINGTON, sp Awe TRENTON ut . FOR TWO CENTS. EASTER | MUsic BY THOMAS AND Pia ponte published, Easter pattem “The Day of Resurree- es, 5 fay 808. see, bd ta, Risen, He ig ?. Dan! it Baster Carol ek Ibrice 20e, DIVSON 4 a cott redial &Qocinry sootaRLE EVERY SATCRDAY EVEN. ing —Ferrero's Assembly Rooms ‘ammany buildin, wih st. CARTIER & CO., Manugern ‘AVE YOU! |HARRY CLARK'S GREAT a bal PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE. MATINEE 0-DAY, aT lie rh Hildebrant Montrose ? AK REAAy sais IVER ie ‘AUN’ eta BAS Sa assisted 4 Spring strect Santer Gaba ole psterlan church, Spring street, neer Varick, Ay evening, me $8 for the benefit of the { jay Sele ~__..., DANCING A. Reeve ec day evening. A’ MR. Li ST RS ACADEMY OF DANCING, Dansante Reservoir square, ery Friday evening. ~______,._, ANSTHUCTION. Wome ‘BOARDING: “Reitgot. FOR WiSSRSA xb children of care; thorongi Hraction in iis branes fed musics established since Wen Hf SEY MOU New Canaan, Coan, wood ba agg ogg’ 0 CON <N.; HOME ne terme madera. “Audrees ACOUSTUS Wil ce LIVER B. G TH WiLL RECRIVE NEW teed. 2 arent aoa ma ee ie course, success guaran| fetes FAMILY 3 SEWING SACi WACHINE 1S PER SINGER, 1 i era, bolt at Crooks, STORE WANTED-IN A WESTER: city, Been kee! ss ty ieee Ve USRONUE v. TALL Parke Wi