The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1876, Page 8

BARNEY WILLIAMS. PREPARATIONS FOR THE ¥FUNERAL—REMINIS- ENCES OF HIS EARLY STAGE LIFE. ‘The funeral of the tate Barney Williams wil! take place at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning, ‘rom St Stephea’s Roman Catholic church, in Twenty-eighth street, A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated by the Rev. Father McDowell, of St. Francis’ church, who wasan old friend of Mr. Williams. Tne music is ex- pected to be unusually fine, as the ordinary choir wil? be augmented by a number of artists from every branch of the profession. Among the pallbearers will be Mayor Wickham, Judge B Lester Wallack, Wille fam E, Robinson and Mr. Stephen J. Mahoney, All the theatres in New York and Brooklyn and some in Bos. ton and Philadelphia will be represented by the prin- cipal members of their stock companies, and it is ex- pected that the funeral will bring together the greatest gumber of dramatic celebrities that has been seen in New York for years. The Manhattan and Lotus clubs, of which Mr. Will- iams was a member, will adopt appropriate resolu- ham and Mr. M. LL. Marks, of the tatter body, been appointed to draw up a Suitable oxpreesion of the feeling of its members. Many beautifl floral offerings will be presented, and the Tuperal will be quite an imposing affair, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence returned yesterday morning trom Boston, and are stopping with Mrs, Will- jams. REMINISCENCES OF HIS RANLY STAG LUPE, In connection with the eventful life of oir, Williams fome notes irom the scrap buok of Mr. Charley White, Bis ever faithin! friend, are not without interest, as showing the checkered career of the young performer at an early period of his professional existence. For instance, in the summer of 1843, at Vauxhall Garden, wo are informed by an old programme of the time (bat an entertainment was given by the “‘celebrated Keo cky Minstrels. in which Billy Whitlock (bones), . Booth, the great mimic; Charley White, E ;cordeon) and Barney Willia tambourine,” ap: h peared. ‘The programine also tollowing Wtractions:—“Overture by the y Jim of Caroline,” “Get Aloag Johu,’ Gals,” “Lucy “Old Aunt Sully,’ tion Plantation and Jig—Barney Wiliams aud 7. G. Booth.” Wo Mr. Wilhams receiving a benetit at the same institution and in company with the sau Afier appear Ing at the American Museum, where the Hxxanp bui ing now stands, in the following year, with bis tr of the Kentucky Minstre!s, we next discover bim at the Brooklyn Instiiute, on December 11, 1844, with a com ny known us “The and Ethiopian instrels,”” consisting, as the bill tells us, of Messrs. Barney Williams, Cha White, I. Hallett, R. White, Charley Howard and the acquisition of three females, Annette, Angelique and Vauline, The company then proceeded to Newark and appeured in Washington Hall, and subsequently in what was Known in those days ss “The Northern ial,” im Bieecker street, tnd in about n month after at the “Apollo , 1545, we pext see the in Franko P Phatham square, an the party determin ander the manageme larity ot the party became very great, and, hurrying on to Boston, they prepared themselves for a hearty teception, Before their arrival, however, a Mr. Will am English secured tho services of Lucille and Helen Western, and announced them as ‘the original Sable alinstrels,”” Messrs. Williams and White were identified put in an ¢ city their hopes of fame aud fortune while Messrs, ained in Boston and From tbat tin Lr. Williams commenced to shine in nis Irish char whilo his compenion, Charley White, lowing year and opened ‘The Bowery. 8, returned the fol Melodeon,” in tho AVOIDING NEW The steamer Maryland, which is now on the sec- tional dock, will commence running about the Ist of May from the Mott Haven wharf to the depot of the Pennsylvania Railway Company. Tho intention of tne ownors is to make the route continuous between Bos- ton and other points im New England and the South and Southwest, particularly h reference to the ac- YORK. commodation of Centennial travellers and for ladies | and families desiring to go through without change. The Maryland is to run in connection with the New | Engl:nd, tho New York, New Haven and Hartford and Pennsylvania railways, She is the property of the New England Transfer Company, of New Haven. ts 235 fect long and 65 fect wide, and carries cight Pull- man cars. Last tall sho was entirely rebuilt and remodelicd, at Boston, for her proposed trips as a tion steamer. Her hall is of iro © powerful and the woodwork is new, engine a are placed oa the main deck, while ov In- dof carrying the cars on the upper deck the tracks hi Teiresbment saloon and promenade, which runs around the entire upper deck. The Maryland left the Belle dock at New Haven on Sunday nigit at half-past nine and reached the wharf at Harlem at half past five on Monday morning. A few hours later several officials ot the New York, New Haven and Hartiord Railway steamer made her | City in a few minu Brat trip to Jerse: In the afternoon of the same day she made the East River for the purpose of showin lerested her qualities as to speed. Yesterday she went on the sectional dock for the purpose of having a fresh coat of paint on her bottom and of having bilge kelsons to insure steudy action on the route. She ts to be pro- vided with steam steering apparatus. The Maryland will be commanded by Cartan R. B. Brooks. She 3s elegantly fitted up in every respect. Mr. Charles P. Olark, the general manager of the company, stated yes terday that she would commence running with freight tn May 1 and with passengers and freight on May 8. A NEW RAILWA To-day the new route to Piuladelphia, recently com- pleted, will be formally opened by a spectal train bear- ing invited guests The train will leave the foot of Liberty street, North River, at a quarter before nine A, M., arriving in Philadelphia at a quarter past twelve P, MM. on the CENTENNIAL GROUNDS, Tho party will there have an opportunity to inspect the buildings and other preparations for the great Ex- hibition, aiter which a lunch will be provided. — Re. turning the train will leave Philadelphia at four o’clo The new line ts composed as follows; Central Railroad of New Jersey..... Delaware and Bound Brook Ratiroad North Penneylvauia Railroad... Through distance between ) delphia The roa: city and Philadelphia und the New Jersey Ceutral and the North Pennsylvania companies. RAPID TRANSI: Ata special meeting ¢ ot the West Side Association, held yesterday, to take into consideration the subject of rapid transit, after a discussion of tho subject of the allegations now pending against the only two coh- pavies that hare ever been prepared to furnish the city with rapid transit, the following resolution was unanimously adopted :— Resolved, That the essociation views with erncern the efforts that aro now bein, ade, through application to Vourts, to defeat the wei ‘matured plans of the id ow York with Transit Commissioners for furnishing Yiick transit, after 40, many years of | patient Sealing, ‘That, in the opinion Of this association, th Gilbert Elevated Railroad, the construction iY nh interrupted by the injunction road will be when tes the interference the citizen bt railronds to depriv of rapid transit, and beliew allow the building ot the: fag horse railroad monop: continue rapid transit. to be delayed b pat this associasio se all fait and honorable means to promote OUR DRINKING WATER The attention of Chie Engineer Campbell, of the Department of Public Works, having been called yos- lerday to the complaints that our drinking water has tow an unpleasant taste and odor and ts olored, What official said that the complaints were undoubtedly Woll founded, and that the Croton water has just now acortain disagreeable Nshy flavor and odor, as well as B brownish color, the causes of the unusual phenomena being three in number—frat, the spaw ning of 0 feh tg the Croton River; second, the ng’ of the water dy the spring floods, and third, the deposit of sediment in the feeding pipes. The last of those causes is tast dis- ig to the opening of the fire hydrants city and the consequent “biowing- ont F mains This evil prevails chiefly fear those mains which, having ond—called a “dead ena’’—stopped up, do not tthe water to reulate, but cause tt to stognate and to fo posits. The other two causes will remove themselves, 30 that in the course of ten days the Croton water will de as clear and pure asover. Even in its present state, wid Mr, Campbell, its use is notin the slightest de- grec unwholesome. SWINDLERS CAUGHT. Yesterday morning a young may, named Joho F. Blandieye, called at McCreery's dry goods store, Nos, 1 and 803 Broadwa: id stated that had been sent by his employers, Messrs, A. T. Stewart & Co., to pbtain some goods. The clerk, knowing that ho had been employed in Mr. Stowari’s, filled the order, which consisted of ladies’ and gentlemen's underwear to the value or $82, and then called in the Superintes dem and notified him of the sale. Superintendent Seokoon won aware that ilandieye had, beca discharged | 80 that when the troupe with which | Villiams and a few others | Sho | «i are the | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1876.--TRIPLE SHEET. from Mr. Stewart's and had obtained goods in a similar manner afew weeks before. When he left the store with the bundle Mr. Jackson followed him. weavers jumped on the front platform of a Broodway car, Mr. Jackson jumping on behind, At Broome street he leit car and hailed another man, named John Bower: two wen went down to South Fifth avenue an o Canal street, where Bowers took the goods aud entered a ‘house. Biandleye entered aiiquer saloon at the corper, In a few moments Howers returned with a portion of the goods in his hand, Superintendant Jackson had watcbed both inen closely, and-had them arrested. At the Washing- Place Police Court yesterday Blandicye pleaded guilty, stating that he did order to obtain money for food and lodging. The prisoneg a few mouths ago was arrested for obtaining ot the same manner from Arnold, Constable & When brought before Recorder Hackett he pleaded guilty and sentenco was suspended, Superintendent Jackson says that bis employers, MeCreery & Co., have lost about $400 through Blandleye within the past week or so. Rowers, the other prisoner, said that he thought Blandleye was a pedier, and assisted bim in his work. Both prisoners were committed, in default of $1,000 bail, for trial at General Sessions, CRUELTY TO AN ANIMALS. James Redpath, coachman to Mr. Eaward Cooper, wos arrested yesterday on a warrant for using a bit burr in his horse’s mouth. Tho burr consisted of a circular piece of leather with sbarp tacks protruding. James was held for trial Mr. John T. Conover wi arrested and gave bail for neglecting to properly cover over and secure the excavations im Sixth avenue, made for the foundations of the Gilbert Elevated Rail- road, Several accidents baa occurred by the negli- gence of the contractor, and Mr. Bergh’s officers ba been on duty day and night engaged in warning drive and preventing accidents, Francis Shanty, licensed vender No. 569, was found with a horse in such a con- dition that it had to be carried to the rendering dock in the ambulance and there destroyed. In a stable in Ridge street a poor starved horse, siffering from gland ers, Was found by one of the society’s officers and destroyed. RUBEN: STEIN A ‘D Yosterday Pesach N, Rubenstein was visited at the | Raymond Street by his brother Jacob, who told | him that new evidence has been procurea which will | have a favorable effect on his case and may lead to his liberation, Jacob claims to be in possession of evidence which, if admitted, willshow that Sara Alexander, tho 'UCHS. acter. He saysthey have a strong suspicion against a stout man who was in the habit of keeping company with Sara, and they believe him tobave been the mur- derer, but they ‘do not like to bring him into trouble’? Mrs. P.N. Rubenstein, who has been written for to come to New York, is expected to arrive here during the summer, Andreas Fuchs, the murderer of William Simmons, good health, and passes his time in smoking. + says he eats three tim day and has ‘hope,’’ but that he does not sleep at night. ndnanee S| MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS. | | ENGAGED. Erxstetx—Srrznacner.—On Sunday last, Hexry L. INSTHIN, Of Raritaa, N. J., to Miss Conta SvLz- BACHER, of this city, | Reception Sunday afternoon, at 18 East 49th st. MARRIED. Asnkr—ZorKows«t —On Sun April 23, 1876, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rey, Dr. 5 ‘, Puiuie ASHER to Bertua, eldest daughter of anuel Zorkowskt, of this city. —On Sunday, April 23, at Lyric Hall, by th Lyous, Jupau P, Frigpmay to | Jexnin; only daughter of A. Bookman, q, of East | New York. HicGiss—Craxx.—In Brooklyn, Wednesday, April ) 26, at the residence of the nrido’s father, Tomas HiG- «iss to Bessy Hartwewt, daughter ot James Crano, M.D. MAxwer.—Parrersoy.—On Tuesday, April 25, by the Rev. Edward L, Clark, at the residence of the ELLA M., daughter of Georze 1 SMARLES M. MAxwnit, all of this city. On Tuesday, Apri! 25, at Calvary the Rev, E. J.B. Flagg, D. D., -Wintths F. Moraax to ter of tke Jate John A. Robinson, suvER—Moonx,—In Buftalo, N. ¥., April 25, by 7 Mr. Epwak A. Skxver, of New York, and Miss Kirk Ctanke, daughter of John H. Moore, ‘of that city, SukkMAN—OwENS —On Tuesday, April 25, at the Church of the deavenly Rest, by the Rev. Robert Howland, D. D., Joux T. Sienstax to Manin V., eldest daughter of William W. Owens, Tecknn—Foster.—On Thursday, April 13, at the residence of the bride's fither, at Mount Auburn, Cin- cimnati, by Rev. Jobn Miley, D:D. Winttaw A. TuckgR, of Boston, ass, 10 Bessiz, daughter of Bishtp R. 8. Foster. Woor—Terxer.—At Jersey City Heights, on Wednesday, April 26, 1876, by the Rev. James L. Amer- man, F. EvGexe Woon, of’ Liverty, J. TURNER, of the former place. Sullivan’ county vapers please copy. “DIED. Barnove.—At Westchester, April, 26, 1876, Haxxietta BAR of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respec N. Y., on Wednesday, CR, in the 60th your | fully invited to attend the dunerat, trom St. Peter's | church, Westenester, N. Y.,on Friday, April 28, at three o'clock P. Bracn.—Aprii 25, 1876, Josrrm Biren, aged 45 yer Relatives and friends are invited to aitend the tu- narely at St Clement's chureh, on Thursday, at eleven og Biacve:t.—On the 25th inst John C. Blanyelt, aged 77 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also the members of Sixteenth street Baptist reh, are invited to attend her tunerai, on Thursday, 27th inst., at ten o'clock A, M., from the Baptist church in 16th st, near 8th av. Her remains will be taken to Nyack for imterment, Byks Hayyan BYRNg, at her late resi- dence, Highbridgeville, N. Y. Retativ ani friends are Tespect{ully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at one o’cl Canrnstt.—On Wednesday, April 26, JaNe L., be- loved wife of William T. Campbell, aged 24 years. Tho relatives and (riend: 0 the inembers of Stan- dard Division, 116, 5. of T.. are invited to attend the funeral, ou Friday, attwo P. M., from her late resi- dence, Sth ay., corner 41st st., Brooklyn. Conrx.—Ou Wednesday morning, April 26, Aveusta M,, widow of the late Philip I, Coben, of Noriolk, Va, in the 79th year of her age. Funerai in Baltimore to-day, Norfolk (Va.) and Baltimore papers please copy. Dam.—At the Astor House, on Wednesday, April 26, Aunent Warrsx, infant son ‘of Albert C, and Louie Rt er , Anxa Perry, widow of —Api h rRAy.—On Tuesday, April 25, Cxnxstine, wife of | Foils Effray, aged 46 years, 6 months, The relatives and triends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, 28th, at ten o'clock A. M., from ber late residence, 64 Kast th st. Ewaer.—At Astoria, I. I., on Wednesday, 26th inst, Trowas Ewart, aged 00 years, ‘The relatives and friends aro invited to attend th funeral, irom his late residence, on Friday, 28th inst at two o’elock her sister, Mra McCormick, Giaxxy, 10 U Relatives gee al, this di 253 Ist av., Mrs. Mary 3d year of her age. nd friends are requested to attend her (Thursday), at two o'clock precisely, x.—In Jorsoy City, on Wednesday, April 26, residence, 304 (old number) Jersey GILKEYSON. Funeral services at the house this evening at seven please copy. on Tuesday morning, April 25, of diphtheria, Many WAano, only dinghter of Danpbin S. ana Maria Louisa Hines, in her 16tu year, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, trom St. Pani’s chureb, Clinton, cor- ner Carroll st., South Brooklyn, on Thursday, 270h inst, at two o'clock I M. Howes,—In this city, on Wednesday, the 26th inst., Ricnany Hows: Court Town Har: bor, county Wes 2 years, Faueral this ( o’clovk, irom 400 3d av. Wextord papers } Krervax.-—On Wednesday, April of her parouts, 187 President st. eldest child of Jobu J. and ‘0 years and 6 months, Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Stephen's chareb, Brooklyn, on Friday, April ‘28, al ‘ten v'cluek A. formerly of d, Ireland, at the residence Rrookiyn, Fron re y,—2April 25, Euvina ©. Kingsley. Relatives and family friends are invited to attend her funeral, on Friday. at half-past three o'clock P. M. widow of Simeon from her late residence, No. 499 5th av. Lawxexce.—On Tuesday, April 25, Ronert R. Law- RENCE, 1m the G4th year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Friday, at one o'clock, from the residence of his son, 888 Bleecker st, Lyapreaten.—in this city, April 25, Lecy 8. D., daughter of Dr. N. Dodge and widow of the late E. I Leadbeater, Remains will be taken to New London, Conn., for interment, Calitoruia snd Lown papers please copy. Lestix, —On the b inst, Many Lestin, aged 73. rolatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, frotn her son's residence, 2,119 2d av., Harlem, on Thursday, the 27th inst, atone P.M, Lewis. —On Wednesday ‘afternoon, April 26, Jexxim Lovise, daughter of Phebe 8. ana Jonn W. Lewis, in the Luth year of her age, Funoral services on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, at the res) of her parents, 216 West 49th st, | Le Moyne. denly, on Monday, the 24tn inet, Avourix Le Mose, Jr., in the 44th year of his age. | _ The relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 62 West Lith st, on \t ten o'clock ager run. —Ab his residence, No, famsbure, om Thesday, April | ody monihs and 3 dave. | Funeral on Thursday, April 27, at two o'clock P, M. fen) North 6th et,, Wille EF. H, went, aged MuRPny.—AL the residence of ce OF her daughter, Mrs Catharine Vandervoort, 123 Cannon st, yO murdered girl, was not religious or of good moral char- | Patter. | A. Washburn, D. D., assisted | Y., and Saran , | | Ak. tor Burope, per steamer Abyssinia, via Qi = ursday) morning, at half-past ten | Hi made choice of « beta in the We: , April 25, at the residence of | x; - | Br, SALE—VERY CHEAP, A HANDSOME BILLIARD Tuesday, April 25, Mra, Mancaret Murpny, inthe 85th | __ _ AMUSEMENTS, year cthernen : Waucce Nottce of funeral hereafter, Murruy.--[n Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 25, Pat- nick H. Murruy, the only son of Lawrence and Mary Murphy, aged 6 years, 8 months and 5 days. The friends of the famiiy, ure requested to attend his Proprietor and Man: STAND, DARD cy EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY hcg until further notice, will be presented Boucicault's ea dt ATE PLAYS. funeral, from bis parents’ residence, No, 23% Bridge | comedy, at on Thursday. Abel Me st tap F M. he betes. AKEK. —UD 10 at half-past one 1 aaret, te Nednndne: amet Mt baka soe A. | pbjpecial and peculiar eva has been’ taken toumake his aged 6 years, 9 months and 26 days. Relatives and iriends of the family are respectfully invited to ultend the funeral, from the residence of bis Fel gc 369 East 62d et, on Friday, April 28, at wo P.M. Minten.—In Chicago, Fourth month, 22d, of con- sumption, Wits, son of Edward and Sarah Ann Mil- ler, aged 20 years aud 9 mouths. Tarrytown papers please copy. MOLENaon.,—On Tuesday, Aprit 25, Grace Eprrn, daughter of Edmund and Aunie Molenaor, aged 14 years, Funeral this day, at two P. M., at the eabemat Dutch church, Greenville, Westehester county, N. Y. The relatives and friends are invited to attend, McTgxxax.—On Monday, the 24th, at five o'clock P. Miss IONE BUKK' BXOUPTIONSLY BRILLIANT, Cast. ASD ey ENERY, e Comedy will be exented with the foll oNAPFHOACHABLE BuTelnoTiUs or pro BG «LADY GAY seNkeR M., at bis residence, 107 Washington st., Patrick MoTwuxax, aged 42 years, The funeral will take place on Thursday, 27th. kn residence, at bine o'clock; thence Peter's church, Barclay st., where a requiem ma: wii be said for the repose of his soul, and thence to Cal- vary Cemetery, at halt-past one, Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend, Nuwatan,—At her late residence, No, 73 East Hous- ton st, on Tuesday, April 25, Mrs. Rost Neways, @ native of Edgeworthtown, county Longford, Ireiand. The friends of the family are respectfully’ invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 27th inst, at one o'clock, The remains will be conveyed to Calvary. O’Bumex.—In New York city, April 26, A O’Brigy, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on Friday, April 28, at seven o'clock A. M., from her ‘lato residence, 258 West 26th st., near &thay., and eight o'clock irom Forty-second street dopot, thence to Peekskill for interment, PeASE.—At Geneva, N, on Tuesday, April 25, Mary Exuotr, wife of Richard H. Pease, 63 years. Interment at Glonwood Cemetery, Geneva PereGo.—On Tuesday morning, April 25, Ina Prre- Go, in the 7th year of his age, Funeral from his late residence, 94 6th av., Brooklyn, this Thursday, at turee P. M. Kri —On the 26th ie. ., THernsa M., daughter of and the late Henrietta Reilly, The friends of the family and those of her uncles James ana Patrick Reilly and her cousin James Do! » requested to attend her funeral, on Friday, th ¥ a at two o'clock, from 433 East 15tb st., New orl Roxuxnxut.—At her residence, in Newark, N. J., on April 26, Mrs, Naxetre Rosexuen, in her 0th year. Funeral services will take plice at her Inte residence, on Thursday, atten A. M. Interment in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Ryax.—On Tuesday, 25th, the beloved wife of Mat- thew Ryan, in the 26th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the fiy, John and Michael, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at one o’clock P, M., from her late residence, 60 Leroy street. Surrn.—April 26, Seanury E, Surra, aged 30 years. Funeral services Thursday evening, ait, at eight from 108 Oak st, Greenpoint, L, 1 | SpexcRR.— At Clilton, N. J., April 25, Davip HL. Srex- crx, in the 78th year of his age. Funeral services from the residence of his son, Charles v. Spencer, Chiton, N. J., Thursday, 27th inst, at one P, M. Eric Railway train leaves Cham- vers st. at 12 M. Interment, Albany county, New York. Srrocex —April 26, Catnanixe, the youngest child of John L. and Phobe Stroube, in the 2d year of her Mr. age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend her funeral to-day (Thursday), at half-past one o'clock P. M., from No, 210 Kast 2ist st. ‘Tenner. —Suddenly, on Tuesday, 26th inst., AXA H Abaxepy youngest daughter of Henry 8. and Hannah D, Terbeil, in the 20th year of her age. Relatives and phage are invited to attend the funeral services at the house, No, 38 West 20th st, on Thurs- day, 27th ipst., at eleven o’clock A. M, Thomrgox.—At her late residence, 223 East 40th st., on Wednesday, April 26, at half-past five A, M., ALMIRA Piccolo widow ot Elbridge Thompson, of Natick, lass, Notice of funeral on Friday. Tornance.—At Phiadelphia, on Tuesday, April 25, Afsa A. Carus, wile of Robert J. Torrance, in the gad year of her age, Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mre. Wil- lam H. Blarney, 62 Adelphi st., Brooklyn, .on Thurs- April 27, al two P, M. Relatives and friends in- vited, without further notice, Edinburgh and Scotland papers please copy. Be on DARISIAN ARISIAN VARIETIES | MA’ MATING Spicy, Sparkling, Vol Being bi 7 Seana, C Great at *.*Childron under 10 ¥% dress circle and reserved s VENTRAL PARK GARDEN, SOULE SAPPLEBY......... MONDAY AER, MAY 1, D. L. DOWNING'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA, dosing the ltloing cla Fertormere— Mr. LEOPOLD be Mt. CARL LA: Also the’ followin Mine. Miss Tail ay” sort o id Strangers. THE BE BES PaRtETY E STERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK ov “v ant av * Hamilton and ge ieasnite, ‘Bron NEW TABLI L MIDGET MMeDON NAL ————TIIE_ GRANDES' Ronerved sonia by Vv HER Mr. DENIAMIN o. Mr. JOUN DRE’ Mr. i RL ROBERT LOSCHER, Ft wel! known Vocal Artists :— rima Donna, ARTA BRAINARD, Sopr ‘Mise LIZZIE M. RE pris Miss, vagy HO’ evening ‘at 1 TO-DAY ier St. AND BROADWAY. iat 8 o'clock t ntleme 2 O'CLOCK, 2 O'CLOCK: ¥, but Artistic. an Amorica. OUR AT Benustful Emily Priot. N + Inox AT B® der, Giowannt, DAY B RODWAY. AGLET i BUIMI and MARETEA, German Wonder. the Musics! a PRODUCTION Y IN ADYA dress circle, 50 conte, WFamity sircle, 25 cents, S10, BS and 8 ‘sof 4.@ half price to parqt s. 58th and 59th sts. «+ -Proprictors ‘Bust, Cornet. tekwaX Beer ISTOF BARGITER, Cola Horn. ‘rench ‘A. Sot WAT. ontralte u owe ‘E, Contralto, oA Mr, G. B. HOWE. First Tenor. Second Ten A. L. 5: Mr. BARE MECHELL, First Bassa Mr. J, D. SY PEER, forond Basso. Dr J. A 1) A GRAND SuoRus. oF oO EADIES. MEN AND YE COUSIN JO} "AND Serie. bin peat! OLDE FUL! MPUHEATRE Go goMiQuE, 514 BROADWAY. EVENING, April 27, first time in this country of now Parisian Sensation, translated oxprossly for this theatre, AMERICANS AT MoM AND ABROAD, it LE in all its cave et See RISIAN ere DENTS. Reheat She by the Ladi the alert. PECIALTY ARTISTS. MATINEE” WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. “(OADENY OF Ff CADEMY Or MUSIC; % MUSIC, TONY PASTOI’S Watsiu.—Jonx Joszrn Waxs, the beloved son of | TON +4 PASTOR'S John and Hannah Walsh, aged 2 years and 11 months. * q The funeral will ake place Thursday, April 27, at one Gi P. M., from the resiaence No, 343 East 23d ht G Wetts.—On Wednesday, April 26, pkey c. janghtor.| * TONIGHT: aT uRaDAY) of Jobn H. and Mary Amanda Wells Bone Funeral services at her late residence, 103 South sth st., Brooklyn, on Friday, the 28th _1nst., at two o'clock | P.M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited, Wenn. —On Monday, at 1,035 Lafayette av., Brooklyn, Jonx Wenn, aged 71 years, Funeral this Thursday, at half-past two P. M., from Dr. Budington's church, Clinton av, Witsox,—On Tueaday, April 25, Launa J., daughter tain Thomas W. Wilson, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- | tend the funeral, from tha residence of her father, N. 204 DoKalbd av., Brooklyn, Friday, 28th inst., at two o'clock, TONY of Witttams.—On Tuesday, April 25, at his residen THE BIG 4. £ BIG & No. 41 East 38th st, Mr, ARNEY Winuiams, in the oad LESTER, ieee eae ae ALDRON. Bar Baas. = the” asta pasar. Bearers His relatives, friends of the family and members Miss MARYS WHITTINGHAM of the dramatic profession gencrally are invited to andthe Nonderfal ROY VOCALIST, pty attend the funeral, from the Church of St. Stephen, Master NEWMAN, East 28th at., on Friday, April 28, at eleven o'clock A. | 4m thele descriptive Musical Duots and Solos M. A soler BRA AMS (Harty and Lizzie), on a mass will ve celebrated for the repose of his sou! POST OFFICE NOTICE. TY OFFICE NOTICE —THE FOREIGN MAILS FOR y, April 29, 1876, will clone at Europe per steamer Ne- ucenstown, . M. for France per mirents via Havre: on Wednesday. at 3290 Ac t vada, vie steamer St. own: On Thursday, at. tor Europe, per steamer Pom- merania, vin Plymouth, ahitheate ‘nd Hamburg; on Satur- day, at 6230 or Great . Ireland and Fr per steamer Adri TONY PASTOR'S STAR Te TROUPE. LARGEST ot ‘HE VAUDEVIELE, NOVELTY, Under the personal supervision of PASTOR Sole Proprietor ER ‘ay LURLINE, WHE, WAT Cen assinted by WATSON, THE aM N FISH. wis WILLIAM the Duteh Momne. in iis fengt t Btories, de. A North of Ireland Comedians Voenlist and Dancer. Ti Tusten! Skotch SSLE' nd A! the preeectons TARY Gente ie a Sketch Artist * Musical Genins and Skete! th Ceara no pire edi e great Ethiopian Comedian, PRANK. GIR, 6) the versatile Artist Actor, Comedian and Vocalist. yt pee ‘8 own TONY will pow Scotland direct, must be special PARTICULAR ATTENTION 14 Alsatia, vin Glasgow; and at Ll TONY eros ae er Weser, via Sonthampt ded &c., will leay v0 The ew ork diay 15, will loave N Postmnater. ~ EUROPE. DUCATION IN FRANCE —PAMILIES WISHING TO 47 sond their daughters to Paris for their studies will find ihe tttentions und comforts of home | he house of M. and Mme. FAIVRET, 15 Rue Vernier. M. Faivret superin- SEs th iemenke, Rabieenes Si, Hiocert, shee T Demours, aud M. Borsler, pastor, 216 Boulevaid Pereire. RRRR A 8888 8388 AA 8 8 PReowENGE, Tracy. Bung ken A4 sss, “ssss, A GUARDED, at ofS ,, Bankers, BBBBOOR R AA S888 8388 @ Circular Notes and Drafts on London, Paris and New York secnet an the best exchanges, Letters received aud promptly forwa Reading rooms, with American and English " Good stored at ‘forwarded. No commission charged. ND ST. AND CLIFFORD je hotel for taimil: m dione aud luxuriously appointed smoking reading room, with a large bay window commanding a most cheerful view of this important and fashionable thorough- fare: your visit is solicited, should you not already have a of a Under L and Mrs. ROTHERS, 70 BASING ablished 20 yours as commi eq merican trad thele ‘connection there aud secept ® fow cllents for English ent as powsible, inside measurement, Address, stating cc 3 mee Partition; must he cheap. Aadress sare, ‘aid office. w* membered, cor late Edwin Fo: ed to have been writt de Marcacrite ished between 1851 Sand 1ST: SO will paid for acopy at an; fore Sati Wie tore pafors ene next by J. TITLE NOT RE- ters relating to the ‘The DARD BEVEL wire cushions, so T OF NEW AND SEGo. rd Tables, with the new challenge po erfectod, at iow prices, BK € CO. corner Canal and Center A. as SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE FOR thi scie.—Can be seen at Phelan's warerooms, 36 Bast ath st, VILLIARD TABLE PHELAN. MAKE 4%X9, GOOD ‘as new, for sale cheap, at 200 Co -LENDEIWS STANDARD ene iN GHEVEL J Bill Collonder iard Tables, with the celebrated Ph: combination cashions, for sale tn this city only at “38 Broad- way. the corded edge. 4] Table; gas fixtures, &o, 329 West i4ib st, MARBLE MANTELS. The Japitals ot Fatherland, r AEP ROK: q 4 A ier ag tie _Adsaiesion mat conver reserved seats, 50 oonts. ty. pENRH GRAND OIROUS, 50 Union square, ath Pam Av. AND orate pies THE TRADES. WWLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED —NOW. tires class works: apply. 20 Rose st. is MAN WANTS A SITUA- YoU: first class cleaner and finisher, understands the tol ng agua Address B. D., box 107 Herald park THEATRE, — ELEVENTH WEEK, Last" Sunts EVENING AT 8, First Exhi sa SIXT C ‘Charles W. Fish, i BrooKty ve le at Mr. G. F. Re Y AND ELDER, in their great Scottish Athletic Games, RL LIND, ence of otlier arrangements Last the i!lnminated garden of JARDIN MABL ee Oe PAR Panis, ¢f the Company. ‘This is what you want. 1tit ST. 14TH = sT, RAND JUBILEE FESTIVAL | RAND cUatEee FESTIVAL | RAND JU! baci Bey ote) j TON. EVENING, APRIL 27, MGHT ONLY, COMBINATION OF ocr oe ones STARS and Dialect Artists. Phenomenon. tomic ae on: ‘tively appear. re at Se PATLBD to TAGE, MS id a My KERNELL oe same evenin 8 NEW THEATRI the Academy of Music. BROADWAY AND 22D 8T NIGHTS, “SATURDAY eo ta AT2, Humorous Comedy ot ae 50 cents and $1; reverved seats, $1 50, My ONDAY, MAY 1, % ¥AWCETT ROWE. NEW AND GREATEST | sow POSITIVELY FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY, commencing THURSDAY, april 27, ing da; NTUR’ Cages OF AMPHIDIA, Ingtaate $25,000 me OSL “UNG 4 A VAST ORNTES a wr ENNLAL GREAT DURING KACH A avbitee OF SON Snpero Patriotic Wistonenl National Anthems by « bye of #1 whole audience t | GEES THEATRE, 14TIt NEUENDORY © TH USDAY, APR ‘KIN Comedy, in three acts, by L‘Arronge. ve This popular MASONIC every afternoon and e kreat star circ performers in alt branches of tie pro- 100, first class, nure and legitimate Circus in K Mi TUE. to A. 8. A Wittenes, 425 Fulton s: tion on Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock, «mi | fei TWO Exhibitions daily at t and 7 och erformancesin the Amphitheatre commence promptly at 3 ‘S FESTIVAL ore rhe OSES AND a iek voluptuous (Sey ‘30 benuties t ainee ot delight. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a6 2 OF, CROMER It ENTERTAIN MEN’ EMPL S 28D q Is EVENING . THE HOMES OF Lg heme RARE AN! OTT nPruroraitys joa. ee ae is a PORTRA: crkeus. THOU LEO. POLD, ning a ike active part, r oe ate. Cot of the Peasant, Y anys i and better The onty RE TO LWASE.—APPLY Brooklyn, WHOLESALE CLOTUTERS —X FOREMAN, LOXG this city ts open, for an ena ied elites. en ae ANTED BY A PRAOTICAL PLUMB stenm fiteer, « eitmation as Janitor, to ki 3, INDUS Oe ae GOOD | OUSE PAINTER; wale wages Apply at 49 Broadway. FANTEDSA Re ro FORE SAND, te jor w Jab, binder ress, with reforonces, K. SMITH « ry Detroit, t itieh. FATCHMAKER ER WANTED—NONE BUT A Pi class work city. references answer, Ocre ies ALA ACADEMY. UN ATIC SenoO ResTaS . DANCING, FENC- ve | D fist full course tauch' TEINWAY HALL.—s!I Bolt Ga reo, on Tharsd: valor lor'n. meni orn | « pire, doats we rk Pincips, . i a ; admission rielny, April 28 Tine Hos rege annual OF DESTG OF PAINTING ny Rana Ue etrealan MANA\ 140 Ee aS mae, lickets at public academies and 214 EMENTS. AMU: ond. aie —— VOKES peRronMaxcE or THE ey tm helt new play, FUN IN ont ‘At_matinee on Bat mt Devclock, vo TUHEN, | 6 THE EX! WEEK, Dl Y ghxeolor's pore mats MAMMOTH MINSTHE — WERY TH: DaY a B’ can tuunspay, aprit 27, | WMIPAY Stour” yf dramaity JOHN THOMPSON pee ishipo6ein NAT NiGHTS OF “PIOGET t ber Aste tarce of SLASH! AN] eeees, ae y, May tMr. OLIVER DOUD B beeaad ET TH AVENUE THEATRE. x | Beit Ts FALMER... OM Proprietor and Senager "| HENRY Y., 20th week, 145th to 152d performance and eager AL Car ae fiioxoxD, FINAL NIGHTS OF MG | ple prnnler ies SE Aine a vented it ie ‘a wealth of CORRECT costoites BANNERS AND i rer, i H prey tg od & P i EEE ~ AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAS AT PLAY OF TO-DAY, Friday ighe Ap paper will be Presented ‘te Bh ASTOR ts te ROMINENT FEATURES e r ONT LEN ey YPC E Oe Ren. MEN, WOMEN AND re} ting the English Pieack sat 4 populace gener eee PROCESSION: BEAUTIFUL ttt ag THE 10TH ite soem, SS ii FRIDAY NIGHT AX. OPERATIC CHORUS OF CHOSEN VOIC! at original cast at every ‘a Cuote or MADKI GAL, Rove AND A | TIME OF “PIQUE.” perocginnge Sib Fy Tas ae N prilan of, the 8 ten BP Dees ie een IS AFTERNOON, April 7, B the st arrears aes Soper peg ea Mr, RIGNOLD "ss Miss oa eee re" Gitbery 4 SHOP ma "Tooaten Nin fe Brew. Misa May dimatines), BENEITT iy PHEDERIOK *SATURDAY. Nal Aa AP A LEPAST ONE. seta ee ates ies ‘sist atte 4 ATINEE. OUTH'S THEATRE, VINCI gee ao GLE THEATRE: EAGLE THEAT NE THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON April EAS @ oy Inuing wt balf-past one o'c! st. AND 33! AN EXTRAGADINARY Pi carpal WILL BE for th me. the BENEFIT ‘OP STAGE MANAGER VINCENT. *.* Boats for this attractive occasion by yd be had at the box office which will be open from 8 A. M. Mr. GEORGE R Somes, . ina mow chat The first piece, the splendid four-act play b: Vhillips, entled "The ir ARLEN OLD iit ap nea Mins MARIE BRABI i Other parts by Messrs. Wi Wns Hits. Bradley, Collier, Steadman, Hayward, Hozan, Pyke and J. W. mi sion o! Manuger Stuart of the Park Theatre), Miss Emma Grattan and ‘iw Annie Wakeran Musical Director... . * -Siguor OPERTI, The second and concluding pive bigee will be the ever popalar Broadw: PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. Tho Rest Bill of the Seuson, d week of the Secon Tee MINNIE TeALM ER ats Mr, N. 0. GOOD Second wesk with its Benutttul Scenery, J ESBLE, ‘Reuppearane ot the {uvorize Comedian nd 100 talented Artists appear ‘every ovening,. an Wednesday and Saturday. ‘PATATS ROYAL 450 Orit AV., BETWEEN 20TH ANB M0th sts., New York —40 yo! ie indy aitendagse. Gra from 7 until Tk FOODLss, Yocal and Lustrumental Concort every with the well known comedian 1 o'clock. tthe Lees musioul talent ‘h the city em- Mr. C, a BISHOP. an. «ess sseseePOODLES | ployed ‘adn Mra, TOODLLS.. Miss The fi charact x apany of ihe. theakrer great PRICES AS USi Lone THEATRE, 728 AND 720 BROADWAY, BB- ca KW. BUTLI _Manager —PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ou. Ke ae eee oe eed erg ‘of ovr own m Hunber of fino second hand Pianos, In perfect order, ke TAM KNABE & CO,, No. 112 5th above 16th The a ee: BAILY Tite me er seen BEAUTIFUL PIANO, 8100-4 STEINWAY ¢ FANG . mH © z ; ng, every ANT RECEPTION? 70" MK° BILLY SHARIRY, A ie, oven cs Sar ee OS SIDDLE, BHILLTA CEPT uy carh,. ~ws a sean OvaLT. Ry Se er ree 13 Waverley place, near Broadway, orient hia laataai aa eee int DORE ri ih WINNER aes Cantatas $100 ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE; PIANOFORTE: see upwards; instalment to rent, month CRRATOS BOD HART, AN chEE, 1) EE taker instrument: ritiee, EUG ENE i BLTH ey, ating? 4 nee OLDSMITIL'SS 28 ilecekor tt. near Bowery. Professor Rice and onng in wsaiifying feats 23 7 ef HuDEMATN fad RECHOMA GREAT BARGAINS. “BARMORE'S 356 BLEECK et. closing: eo large. on Pianos half price, administrator: $100, $150, $26 RIO-COMIC V. boa LIST, PL NOFORTE F FOR SALE—7 OOTAVE, 5 SS Pe Oe cee Mts leaving for Entopo, 400 East 14th «1 i FEW ARION PIANOS, SECOND HAND, BUT ine toriony oll of dttraetlons very nicht nt So‘cock_ | A Sian wuew at gne-tied the price of ew Initrr bape MUSEUM. WOOD'S. | ments; a chance nover hefore offere ~ "THIS DAY, eon SIYPSON & GO), No, 5 Bast 14th at. Matinee at 2, IVE: : FAMILY HAVIN ‘© ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ir wee 8 say veal BRLEHEGOR, BANE. ‘cuse Pianofortes, with all improvements, full Saturday Afternoon and | Qversirung. fe. wish to dispore, of them, one, Decker, & ROBERT MYERS! Evening, annual Benefit of fume on plate, guarantee: Stool, Cover, box for a cs BRASS BOS ive ARES HARMEN. sacrifice, "Call private residence No. 47 West ie PONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, 587 Broadway, opposite opolitan Hotel. TONY PASTOR -j2;Sule Proprioter and Manager only A si clave Vatioiy tivaire om Broadway. TONY PASTORS STAR TROUPE ND NA ATTRACTION. TONIGHT. TOME PARTON. GUS NILLIAMS and HARRY KER- anpear at this theatre as well ax at the ACADEMY NELL OF MU: THE GRKAT FOSTELL in his smatchlong Joparsonatio® of the ag Belle. tween Sth and 6th avs. NO FOR SALE-TO VAY STORAGE, Ea p-ovements, cost 4 octave, carved 1 and care, ail Or foriees than halt 37 East oe. nesr Broadway CARVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO. fort, round eoraer, modera improvements, $100, 243 Eust 30th st. A “[ —FOR SA) SALE, AN ELEGANT STEINWAY = SONS! ea” aie Pa RRY MONTAG tg ay ed ire a Py four round. rose i 5 wood case indsor Piano, artist comlanesriig GREAT FIELDINGS, Gover und Box. Gall at private residence 120 West 23a st, KIRK and DREW, aie oxnrt BILLY GRAY, eth a LA BELLE GABRIELLE, JENNIE YERAMANS, | A LADY ts Oat ALICE BENNE! RIE DUNCAN, wood 7 octave Pianoforte, rou NEXRIETTA MOLLENIACER carved rosewocd up) nis wade by aariin & Ouvrier, coat PRED WANKER: W. McANDREWS. JOUN LATOUR, $600; great sacrifice, 6b Sd st., near av. AK and BURKE COMBINATION, MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, EXTRA. RA, TRA. THIS (THURSDAY, EVENING, APRIL 27, TONY PAS. RS ND JUBILEE at ACADEMY ‘OF MUSIC, prea PASTOR, GUS WILLIAMS and HARRY KBR sepoering the pt rye was at Mar! aces, TONY NEW AND hay tseu Eis OS Penns teen 8 STOOK ae aie or SELL i ducing stock) py laret, ge ier than exer Call an them at MERR&! Union Paste AND AUADEMY OF MUSIC. Full} patticulars Wecnitiec cieate foray pha “TER mat SHIRES IN BAT fas Volane, 7H 'getave and, cu eas Take, modern vt aed. sia months, for "#93 gash, WATRRD & SUN'S Warerooms, 491 Broadway, ¥. | Weta pret UPRIGHT 1 7 NO AT A aaa Adapted for this theatre be Me, ohn Paraelle. Her cash perebnee, “-Addresa) W, "GQ... bex A768 Herel FERREUL is the most, erg ph i ever exhibited in an American the ire.—Evening Mail CENTS TO $1 A DAY WILL BUY A CHICKER mae eae Soka Tiorne des: ing. Se nga ie ic Kobinson, Stuart Robson. J. Hi Pugh Puno, 306 i cepts an Or dart, Jobu Fa Mont ude Burrougns, W. der, Lx Thodspson, A. Becks. W. 8. Quigley. F. Lamb, C8 Collins. and Misses Kate | Ciaxton, Ida Vernon, Marie Wilkins, Roberta | gis Norwood, Maude {litrison, Ida Jeffreys and | Beacsh of | Augusta Raymond. | Maen SOLOIST WANTED—FOR CHOIR OF 8ST. SATURDAY, APLIL 20, OTH MATINEE of FERREOL, James Protestant, Episcopal church. Hrooklyn ¥. April x} etont singer. Address, by’ letter only, Er Je Barnett of of Miss KAY Sa a FITZHUGi 25s batayette ay., Brooklyn. Tm pun Lf ai yar; THE FROG OPERA, FOR il be ae OF ¥ oue pa y ction, eae eriginal Amartean play. tn tere four nets, written Tor a sii ne s theatre “oO 4 Mount Vernon Aid Society. will she Unig Letans, tres for hs laws tee, may be obaiued ar 218 West 2ud st, and at the Union HY ives lessons at wae quarter. a hadrese TECHNIQUE, Horald Uptown | ¥ jagnus, and ehtitled | 3 478 STREET OPERA 1 aaaesed 2D AND | a EVE THE vit tee onear Os ATA FEMALE BATHERS. PARIS BY MOoNETGHT, 30S NIstAN ANC, FS SPECIALTY ARTISTS, MATINEE” WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. 807 BROADWAY, CORNER 4T it 8 Watehes, Jewelry, Silks, Loacs and P ional of every description bought and oe Loi tinted, AMES I’. MATTHEWS. GAx FRANCISCO MINGEREDS| OFERA MOUSE |"\ PERSON IN GREAT Sets ae AN FRANCISCO MINST ndway, ae FAMGSG HTRES | Carrio. | dA =e AY Seer oe KOH, WAMHOLD. and. BACKUS, (ATiZ BLEECKER St. NEAR, BROADWAY, MONEY ne FW SORFLLANS, need, on Diamoiids, Watches, Jewelry. te; also Ryman's Temperance | fawbrohors’ Tiekete bougat of Diasouds a0. SHAKESP! iia Ci IL BE Da stern ieee DELiGuite UL {3OLO AND, PART SINGING, MERICAS csant) sara eaanee Saget Sears: ‘SEUURED. SOR SOE SONA OES nied. vate Matinee Saturday at 2. Every evening at 8, BARRE FER, 735 78 Droudwe A IMMENSE “HIT. me at tt CROWDED Houses. near Broad: WES HING'S GRE, weigh digg ‘Sots; Plumpers, br pany ane efron ‘Grand street ferry or ea Ah avenue cars oF BHO EW BAOUGH, 128 West $4th st geo TEETH A SPECIALTY —BEST WORK HO UANEAD star DOUBLE cikcus Arh AN M. augoriox’ Bi BKOADWAY ‘AND. 6TH Av) JEM MACE a JOE GO! GRAND ASSAULT #8 i EE! w prices; all work substantially made, ¥ fitted and guaranteed to give entire satisfaction EVERY Fino Seine, M. and guaran’ wig on Hees ENNEDY. 4 “ MOST FERAL a “ibe ALIVE, EAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH. $8; Ph kl warranved; silver fillings, New York Kooms, 262 6th ay., near 16th st established Isl. THE G SRATARY, Roce. ER ORGANIZED, No velgarny. s and gentlemen can see the two greatest living exnonents of the mauiy art (Mace ph add EN Ge OF TEETH, $, $3; GUM 7! iF ith pleasure and propricty at excl performance, Joe G ‘sn lings, 50c.: Gold and ‘Platina, $1; | is matched to-do battle with Tom Allon, of St. Louix. for the ‘work alin arn class, at Dr. With's. 155 64) championship. 7 of the World, SSION. _STORA' x is Reserved Seats, 25 e nis xtra, SPECIAL MATINEEs FOR yR LADIES | AND AND CHILDREN, 93° ST. OPERA HOUSE. MOSDAY NiguT, AND k | MONDAY EVENING, Ln oO oO LE Grane. ud opattnn of, the summer rf THE FAVORITES Fy Hens pearance of oe ONLY LEON. INSTRE! orn #,¢ Bos ofties now oven daily fromn 8 to 4.%* An pion stain fr walaabtog JONCERT AND SOTREE DANSANTE, Sates of all sixes ults to rout 3 oer or year, held under the auspices of the UNITED ‘HU! JARIAN SOCIETIES OF NEW YORK, in aid of the by the inundation in Hungary, on inbay TRE 3 WH INST. AT THE iDEN cori si a Hudson at. —Storage t+ separnte roo Being also in the Furaiture Busi rom an ier | stand'the handling of Furniture.” SHARLES If BODE, TERRAC NEAR 3D Av. Part L. sConcer, ay —“A Cup of Tea:’ comedy in — Proprict Orchestra of A. Ber wa | A WGRARD, ENTRAL. STORAGE WAREWOUSI 44 iady and Leg sn at Messrs. j o ores of Sree and 47th st.; eens They dead for 2 Easex sD, ALM “Th. | Furniture, Taptpaionth Sn Wiouety ant oe he Tene | ed iat Inapect, che atlas MORGA! Chien on th evening af the concert. \3 xtra lady's ticket, cents, Commencement at 8 o'clock. THe COMMITTEE | LA Cov BY ALLEN eae thie — ‘i reppin WARLITOURER. mt ca FROM 33D TO ‘Tho oldest, lowest in rate, mest extensive lable ment 19 business. for ‘Goods ard Wares of every ine, aaparnte, close “compartaet iderone im a private ‘Mth st. patrol receives TORAGE POR FURNITURE, | PIANOS, ‘4&C.; SEPA AIR See ov 3 THE tre HOME ee CAGNEY, 15 Sabino square (6th av.), pag A, NG PS re scar Ar cues | SSTORAGE.FOR TORAUTES ca en AnD EO She vecteee bi Pebrareptn shureley of this ely. snd toe: 750 and 752 Sth ay, and 347 West 40th at, 1d ¢ das and cveniag. al fing meters So eomis ig of wink Shay oc win 6, with sbedaeanun: Cn LINA GOPP, THE WONDERFUL GUI eR iitesy Mall, SATURDAY AVTERNOUNS a admission, Ho conte, cnegen tl close on the eve LE See AGE, IX PLASTERED ROOMS, FOR ‘go ture, carriages. 121, 113 a a 110 meet gore Bin = ne vans eriieste. . Peraivere Purniture wove . _ 38 to 42 Commeres st.. near Bleecker, Tickets at the Sean Conservatory of Music, 112 5th av, ) a A i offer Sted to nag who can her: eyuis tae DSYSDAY) IER dene $ and every evening during the wveke clock, at her Gretagcee se igcoeds wher ‘teat te H a ‘ob No. 87 East Ligts and Dark Seances combinga’ segue sate R_POR, FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE SE; rearing ator; watch MICHALES & SON, i, ea ASTROLOGY. iE Wwo RL NOW! AS WORLD fe OWNED. es Mepivs. ALONS "DE SeANGE. “Lexington av., Beat entertainment. = to both, 81; matinee for iedies only, Saturday, FRENCH LADY hang ad fs FORESEES ry 631 6TH £A_ay., moar Bad st, firs AMERICAS GRGoRAP ROCIETY, sre A Hy Abela Sy ae vie, Beare ae MEDIC AL AND BUSINESS CLAERVOY, " cant, oe ee ee (Formeriy, f re a Th ees, sea c HALL, M*% BR +. NO _ (MEE TSR r