The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1876, Page 4

_AMUSHUENTS. NOVELTY i THEE & ENTERTAIXME St AT TH THR i OLYMPIC IX THE BEST IN THE AND TUK PRICES Tus Spowast. ADNISSION, 15, 35, 50 © hit MATINERS, 13, 25, 0 CENTS. RESERVED SEATS, 500., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 138, (BOBESESSSSSSSRASSASAHSSK SASSSHSHSSSASSSBSSSESSESESES 8 NOVELTY COMPANY NO. 8, 8 SteesIEssEEESsssUUEENTED eee Te UEDA TTT TSR TTTE TTS ENGAGEMENT AT THE SALARY OP $1,000 PER WEEK. $1,000 PER WEEK. OB $125 FOR EACil PERFORMANCE, SLX NIGBTS AND TWO MATINEES OF THE WONDERS OF TH ORIENT. GANGERO'S ROYAL JAP THE MOST WONDERFUL GYMNASTS, JUGGLERS, EQUILIBRISTS AND MAGICIANS OF THE WORLD, JAP3. TOP SPINNING. Avs. BAMHOO BALANCING, AP: ARIAL SU si 4 ACK ROPE KVOLUTIONS, APS) GROTESQUE KOX ANI) BOTTLE ACT, ALS. THE DEATH SLIDE. APS. Englaud's erentest serio. comic vocalist, Al's. M Tr TLETON. a The Seacsitans ake in mt in SS LUL GIova THE GHRAT MUSICAL ARTIST, iu his pleasiny entertainment, entitled LES VERRES AUPHONNES; Jadders, &e, ry eTHIOPTA. sc NOOLGRATT AND tn thelr entertainin, sketch, OUR ALABAMA HOME, sony abd dance artists, | Se Do >dpereer ere rererreree > E EV R, und will then be with- feel In favor of the elaborate ‘Shakesperian comedy, q A 5 ‘The § Lik L LLLLL BEEEE | LAST WEEK of LIFE. LAST MATINEE LAST of the SNOW BALLET. ot Last WEEK 9 HONEA LIFE, SATURDAY. LAS? of LEWIS’ BURLE> QUE. A; ST of the ‘ciry TYPES. be! vil New York of vORT, N AY! s ROSALt ND, ST ever given in this play. Mr, DALY begs to call sitent DINTREBUTION of CHAIA lou, on leva ‘evenin, AS YOU. Lik Mr. COGHLAN will; appear as... (the second of his standard in which he will shortly be seen.) Mr. FISHER, will c W. DAVIDGE Mr. WM. CASTLE... with Misys FANNY DAVES BOX SHEET morning at OOKLYN THEATRE, Lesa Manugers.-...-Mossrs, SHOOK & PALMER tsvery evening this week and at ihe Saturday matinee, THE LONG STRIKE, with Mr. J. 1. STODDART ag MONBYPENNY and Miss K. ATHERING, Ro RS as JANE LEZOYD, Next week—JOHN E. | bce “SQUARE ee Proprietor .Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager. dir AM. PALMER Last times of the Last times of the Two Last times of the ‘Vast times of the ORPHANS, the mest snccessfal piay of the Last times of the ast tim: ofits | Lust times of the Lust times of the CENTURY. asl prepa ‘ation and will be horily produced. Messra, Nas powerful Drama in tive acts, entitled MiSs MUL This play will be presented with an extraordinary cast, tnclasing Miss CLARA) MORRIS (ber first appearsnce in two yonrs), Miss SARA JEWETY, Mrs. MARIE. and’ Misses BIJOU HERON, LOUISE > MABEL LEONARD: and Mr. JAMES O'S BT appearance this first JOUN PARSELLE. Ali the scones used have been ex- pac pease for tints production by M. R. Marston, mink YOUR BY OOM TROUBLES, SPICY AND Ri GEORGE atk %. D. GOODING. PROF. pokat soy VEY N AR COLLIN: since nh, vig y |. BOBBY WESTON, MISS MINNIE HALL. MISS BLANCHE ELBERTS | MISS ALICE GERARD, and fifty o rica, NEW YORK HERALD, SUN DAY, NOVEMBER 12, _ 1876.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. peteh tarern “PASTOR'S SN Pastun’s NEW em a AMUSEMBAT». AMU see ohen gooey PH o—_—_ ——— HEA ny . JARRETT & PALMER [BROADWAY AND $8D ST Mr JOSH Hak’ Tite of the erand berlesgue on SARDANAFALUB, o——. exquisite, romantic play SARDANAPALUS. peers has already had n Nonday Syggins: the PERFORMED Nos, 585 and 587 Broadway idireetly opposite the Metro. politan Hotel). may be ordered at 10:40, CNPRECEDENTRY ATTRACTIONS Ax EVESING, NOVEMBER 13. | yay yg, AND FRIDAY, been CONSECUTIVE BANAT ye BURLESQUE over presented to tie | ‘New York pablle, > COMMENCING MATINEES TUESDAY Just arrived fro Burope end wi positively make shelr American debe mh, per? iq peeh seveceereeesesss/Mamager have seen the PB acca on dagrece « # & Pelmer'e grand play, SARDANAPALUS. Prey E tun NEW Leronatind ITALIAN Baller eluding Mile, Mal. cuse assolate, from the ead Beautiful scenery. eos } BROTHERS WILKINSON tk ee S FROM MULLINGAR.” the most famous ioe. Vocalists, Dancers aud Comedt T Wi. SON vistt America and wil positively the original “BOY te Nu TH a. THR SRA Mise JENNIE. en 4 Mr. JOHN WILD. ee BALLET TROUPE ALB BALLET THOUPE JOHN WILD, H. SHELDON, of living Ineb comedians, trace ta Mr PASTO sre in New York. Piste rates reception and unanimous award of praise by critical audiences to the nasicr Eccentric Comedian, —* WHITCOMB. The very ie AL and qoaint Assyrian Sgures, a ARDANAPALUS, LA his favorite slave ene ait grouped 4 bevy af | A @& BICHMOND, JAMES BRADY a ‘The er whose performance last week wns visited by every como. H 8 in the elty, who proclaimed | fe ineatio: Jose wititcoms superior to any character acting ever before reprosenied. ‘The revel 1» stil {te height, the stage Is brilliant with reeous dresses aud inthe customary spins ¥ eiucieut adulstion, SAkD A ‘Al dian enzaved voluptuousness. Mr. THOMPSON'S di - ott) sarabats wen Wee eo8 pre ree 1 i ed s achiovements of the famous Kcouts and Sharp F 1 Hope neta Rin. than bis father, Ba j mous of thiy burst i=} kee EOrterere’ zee E AL blasphemy the jw fa thrown inte lurid shade, thunder crashes and Nervals lightning quivers o ering revellers, The al and inst thrills [and conveys an Impression that bas never been approached In dramatic i MODERN SCHOOL TM SIN ee Mr, JOHS witb. a MODERY scrioon AgTORS. 100 artists in 50 different acts and the burlesgn Jarrett & Palmer's a BARDANAPALUS. BARDANAPALUS, Box office open daiiy frora 9 v0 8. Beas reserved six days in advance. Orchestra chairs (reserved) Baicony chairs (reserved) DN¥SDAY AND SATURDAY. pas “GREAT NEW YORE “AQUARIUM, Mi HARE a RICHMOND, >>> pap O06 t bRoultase No correct Paascription 2 C) effect 1 electri ° ° LAA, on ‘Heroes of Creed- Pare invited to witness these CHALLENGE CHAMPION MARKSMEN. B m Remon, x N N N N N x x N NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, Novern ©. BANGS, apon which 0 Ronor of ue: for the mines, ARDANAP. ecooceo eocesag 208 Brilliant success of Miss JULIA WILSON, Berio-comie Vocalist Gar xen ALLLLLLRE panne sc renee isan acter Voealisy. BRETT, who will wredy given tor the ORT ae ED- Mr, P. S. GILMORB PR 1, Overture, “Jube!’ CK Rd H bra time in this theatr “apr ott supportia REN FIT BOOTH s | Lab Ss¢ tne MOSS HOSE SOUIABLIZ will pie Filth Avene Hovel, eack metnber wit Friday evening. r PRANE G HaNGS BESEETE, Hoobs Theatre, bare been secured. Additional tickets may be had on appl cation to either secretary. | GBesTESt siow 0 GARDEN, aPTEXNOO 2, Comes solo, “Air and Variations”... -.....00--.d6 Bertot THRATRE meet {n parior 29, her escort, on next 4 in @ body Mr. Opes cally from AM. ti 10 P, UNCEMENT! I! The recent additions to this popular 3. Amdante from Filth sm SPECIAL AN First appearance of sith 4. Aria from “Juda: Mc LOUG Irish Terpstchurean Artisis und Dialect Reprosemtatives of i GUS WILLIAMS. | oe . WILLIAMS, | in their cunning ee ard ngiug, Gring camnons, D EVENING, MEN- { AND HIPPODROME PERFORMING of the Deantifal BISTEKS. b Mr. WALTER GALE. a and ‘Comedian. TONY PASTOR'S entire and qreas tronpe in connection with ths above, anda mnpan; 8 Toa: SORA wilitoo. $25,000 HIPPOPOTAMUS, ELEPHANTS, HORSES, PONIES, Us HORSEMAN. the “Kingivo" or tripl and loaned tnis institution GILM| ND. 7. GRAND SORNA, FROM VIL TROVATORE™....Verdt LILLIAN B, NORTON, The popniar negro deliueators aud inet & MOSAIC, Grand ( ‘oncert Air and Variation for a short time only. tt clarionots, eornets, piccolo: special drama Sticklebacks, Snapping Turtle, Live Coral and Sponges! Anemone! ‘The Great White Whale! A thousand Cariositios and PO! ADMISSION, 50 cont DOORS OPE: 8. BAREBACK Rl- TER WALLACK DER IN THE Py COMMENCE a7 6 O’OLOCK. Co: ‘who the comedy FORBIDDEN villians prelade to bis ei ory Wonders of the Deep. Shell Fish of every form aud in great variety. Seals! Gharks! Gea Lion! Sea Horses! River, Lake, Brook and Pond Fish, Courteous witendants and all tmformasion cheerfully afforded, INSTRUCTION 1 All the other Attractions! BLEGANT PROM every afternoon and evening. HARVEY B._ igmast POSITIVELY CRASE xD alt THE MOST MAGNIFICENT Witkatics AWN awnnrca. POOLE & DONNELLY. TOMORROW (MONDA UGS BAIN, vei b a elles ane d ALL FOR B. VERY NIGHT AT EVERY saTURDAY ALTERROON AT 1:30, will THE SHACGHRA eluding Mr. JOHN, GILBERT. Mr. “Mr. HARRY BECKETT, Mr. . which has been in preparation at shis theatre ae BY SATSUMA and ALL icin.” ‘UL LADY RI- DERS. GYNNASTIO AND TUMBLING ACTS BY LEAD. THE PROFESSION, Ernst 5 OF HAWLEY FIRST NIGHT of AS YOU AMUSEMENT! appearance, will ar 8. ADE CONCEBTS Ab. NISL,” Me, hose WOOL Mrs.” SEFTON ‘eprosenied ch Walleas DODWORTH, Director. sit 7 REATSDRLL. ae originally ‘Theatre in 1874. “AND 22D 5 in consequence of the continued success of the popu performance of the of “Tom Coob”” and also J. B. Attwaver, the production of th B postponed until after, Nis t, whieh commences on the 27th FOR A FEW SN Tait "MORE, “TOM CORR: i “TOM COBB. NIGHTLY RECEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTER, YCKUM THEATRE, 14TH ST, AN» CTH AV. J. H. MeVicker, Manager. The Manager Paes ; notifies the publie that on ager reer oct telly, ovine tte pabl he will commence s bef sowon at io LYCRUM THRA- TRE, for the purpose of presenting joroushly enjoyable continued indi: Ful APPEARANCE OF ME. PERPORMEK, EANING AND VALUABLE noe, POR, THE, pour. 12h aMERiC. EFUL aND INSTRU! Box office open daily from 105. Places may be secured TBLO'S” GARDEN BENSEN SHERWOO s7rh AN’ ON PLANTATION PLANTATION PLANTATION PLANTATION PLANTATION ES 8, production, after ABA, Wrltten expressly for this theatte by Me. JOBN A. MACK. aici HE ‘TD. W. Waller, Stage Manager. ENP f in connection with the A x Eeaea ibe aaa aa HAKRIGAN & E ART, W. HANLEY 14 BROADWAY. n to the very POWERFUL ERS which will mars the GEORGIA JUBILE ? ‘& CONGRESS | oF TALENT oF Sempernaponet oe HARRIGAN end HAR Toriginal Oomie ipported by @ dramatic com- cred with special refereuce to ‘andard works ia which EDWIN BOOTH appears ‘The frat production will be : i Orlando perwonactons in this ‘country. And # prelude to other MORK IMPOKIANT performances i THANRIGAN and HART] in Edward Barrie .. Jacques ‘Touchstone aut ntisied AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF LOSS YANNETTL wie 8 Bina VE ATHRUSBY. sas ADAH RICHMOND, M Othe Great Court Scene: Gis Great Court scone r ILLY CARTS 1 YT a ALLIZ DRAYTON. Mr. BENSEN sere MAX MARETZE: LAN DOW Sk: xD BA ARTI He PROPERTIE® The G. and Bulless con ORED FOLKS VELLOUS ae ORED oe ioe ‘UL GENUINE SOUPHEIEN IN THE PASTIMES OF scene, during the late continuow + production for 40 consecative witnessed and raptui SCENERY, Costu MES A a APPOINTMENTS THE SALH.OF TICKETS ill commence attl THEATRE on WEDN AY, A. M. and continue till Bu run of this mag- pertormances, was the UYCEUM Nats aD IN. HaTS CALLED IN. ge td AND LANTY, ne BILLY BARRY the shar “gate! ‘Sketch, OL seraes HATS CALLED IX Kr HARRIGAN K and Ha HART rete venta in M acknowloiiged to ot office opens the diagrar clear, with the exception of a limite piaced at No. 111 roadway and at the prinel all not accents, 200 tickets), a1 from these pl number of seats Tis “RAVES. RO! Invented by Messrs. SHERWOOD tod, DBVE! more MAGNIFICENT, cos’ BEWILDERL rhefid BEAUTIFUL than any, enone herstofare d Ars CALLED IM. a re ean be. made liberal rendered. Every tuciligy will be o chase tickets at the shoatre at t! REGULAR RATES, the public te pur- ¥OR SECURED SEATS, and the Manayer hopes to receive the aid of his patrons in Deotecting unis interest. pronounced vy a delighted pablic and an yy press L M30, will be produced Edward were original Irish Drama, The most oatnral and jiifecltke picture of the old-tt SOUTHER! TTON PLANT aT CO: it poste Most ANGTStIG ities during the week, Mie, 1876. Ly Yokoa ATER, DWIN ig ~ ae iT. SATU! MATINEE, EDWIN Bourl rt ‘The next ai ever conce! vor and produce ced as this ene tiene er ON ANY STAGE IN THE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINRES, rR Fa ee a a EE | MR! ELLER'S WONDER THEATRE. Late GLOBE. Opposiie New York Hotel. ROBERT HELLER, E ADY OF LYONS CLA ‘UDR MELNOTTE, FOOL'S REVENGE. MiSs LIZZIE L. CLARK (UNDER Tah “and Teh ets, We November 15, 1876, at 8 o'clock. Tickets, So eenva Philadelphia Amusements, OOLOGIVAL GARDEN, FAIRMOUNT PARK, PHIL hy. ay large collection oe as wild s, birds and revtiies. Admission, 25c, Children, 10e, A ALHAMB! KIRALFY pe BRATS SECURED ONE WERK IX ¥ AgvaNeR, Box office open duily from 10 A, M. tod Matinee Saturday at 1:30. ROOKLYN THRATRE. thee of she world.famed Comedian W ar MONDAY and TUESDAY ta 8 and SOLON =HING SDAY sot THUBSDA' ssegeear aod SArURDAY in xD os COLONEL SELLERS. QAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | zag Seataians, M TRE BAN PRANGISCO MINSTRELS [The Mt e Creme do is Creme ot Minstreisy. Side splitting Jones, Glorious ~inging. HOWARD AS TOPSY. A 5P eN CHARACTERS, New and beautiful seenery, Appointmonta, &c. DOOORS OPEN AT Uaioe 9-2 ad Lik ag Chairs “Gererved), ‘. x 75¢.; Dreas Circle, 50c. ? 25e. Box office open daily from 8 A. M. to10 P.M. Seats mi aiso Ue secured at Rullman's, 111 Broadway, and the tek offices of the leading hotels. = rders by wail, telegraph or messenger immediately MATINRES dea so a8 ane EXTRA ie ROBERT HELLER, we FAMED sae pea ff COMMENCE aT & AND HUMORIST, ‘Wit! present the first of a series of entertainments ‘entisled HELLER'S WONDEKS at ies rages § remodelled and redecorated theatre, WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 15, which” ll be rele reserved), jadeliphia. —Upe: EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. OPERA HOUSE, yt astounding Necromancy of the nine’ it Brosaway and 20th st. Too Minstrei oa "The cleverest tricks over attemoted.” FIRST APPEARANCE IN, AMERICA OF MISS who will make her devas in the famous ph MO: Ri GRAND. SUNDAY BEC COND OF THE CONDUCTOR ILLIANT PROGKAMMs ie gikar SILK POM SAL At. ro 10'P LPIA MAUN EXPOSITIO: PARIS. “athe: ings wth Screams iN. —Reserved Orchestra Chairs, 7 counts. Family Cirele, Prices of aduae Balcony Reserved Seats, cents, Amphithentre, itmited, 25 cents. fuk HOWa D METHOD. The asrention of the dramatic profession is called to “The Beer Metnod.” oa ar hlen na ve eouine Wollow, tari, uaky, uneve . oF fail to deciaim with equal at higher or lower dogrves of piieh be but temporarily impaired by bad respiratory ut {aryngeal habits, which this entirely novel plan will thoroughly” re- This study of tone should, with the novice, precede with the artist tt should nocom- The fanniest entertainm: MATINBE SATURDAY ar 2 OLUMBIA OPERA sear of, SURED a and 12th , Ho! First tae ‘of the GRAND D) pd Nyce! AL SE..TS SECURED. , NOVEMBER 13, BUFFALO BILL HON. WILLIAM F. CODY, eat and original netor, scout and Indian Gghter im bis thrilling sensation border drama of ‘OUTS OF THE PLAINS, vet roanibived in America, ak o1 | resonance ud sbaones , together with Olio by ® first cli at the head of t! Tuesdays, Thors- 7 ELLY & LEON'S MI mtite PA LEON'S elegant varieties, = and at the ae. all dramatic tustractio: pany ail private drill. Very few of the artists now betore the pablic know how to even approximatively exhaust the larze reserve of power, varied quality and intection. which the method here adver: Used will plage under their eury control, ssion. Livery days and Saturdays at 2. STRINWAY HAL Ff, cenit wi ‘Appearance iu Si CREAN GieAND fe. errific fight of the ONLY also for sute bes rents ee OME OF THE THUATRS. BEAUTIFUL, a OU “IMPERIAL Jape Box office open daily from # A. M. to 10 P. M. DIN phonr OF THR CUR ly announced tnat ge of the eminent, Ku Mme. ANNETTE ESSiPOFY, TUESDAY EVE pete Nov. 1 ich gecasion Mme Er uP | VIVERS vi will take place ou “We, the undersigned Foss our hoarty indo ng, Dureued upils of Mr. John How: jorvemont of she system ol him and known sonable terms, at AINE Cy Vireuose, of the sory aged for the Super e woocert; and a 2 The Howard foond that through this original method 3 BMOCRaTS SEL TO-MOKROW NIGHT. THEATRE, dway und soth st A inrae force of artists and neck ing th india edifice atorr 3 © she approaching Christmas Holid as letters may be addressed te the propricter. VARD. RGYLE ROOMS. . ARGYLE ROOMS, A AY. AND ae RILLIANS TERRE ISC HOw ENTERTAINMENT, ONLY, OF cs ENT DOIN Citys 4 oe \ 9 O'CLOG: sore Cooper Institute, Sanday o ening, Nov. 26, pretty ong he DANSANTE,”” ARGYLE OW NIGHT, COMMENCING AT “4 Rooms TO: MOK Bo" CLOCK. JLOCUTION, VOCAL CULTURE, GESTURE, DRA- Ymatic Keadings, Mra TAVERNER GKAHAM. 72 Wont “phe wmherits hor father's ability in scientific of her calling."—Dr. Armitage, Pastor Fitth japtias Church, ——-——__— EW MUSIC—~“THE DREAM OF LOVE Is OER.” ve Only Been Down to the Club," “i'm All Broke Up u-day,” aud 3U) others; 10¢. each. Send stamp tor Cate logue, HA HARDING, iG, 229 Bowery, ¢ posite Prince » W H. POPE, | DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION TO LADIES + Actor” | ot gentlemen prepariag. tor the vate theatricnls or parlor recitation. Hlocutloniet | dross Steipway Hail Cnil 1.393 Broadway. rt AVENUE QUEER S..20 PERIOR MUSIC FOR te wsing ee e Rinw erie i. Wesinnes Manager, Wober Piano Waretoome, oth Joti st., X.Y, ATIC COLLEGE, EAST Mri ST.—Miss HUNT, ish actress, preparce ladier, xemtiemen and children {engagements procured competent pupils. reg 1 COLLEGE.—MISS MAGGIE Pde Iowa Young lady o' great beauty, will make her Gret ip the character of Komoo, as sansa pile or Miss aus, os Julien; ‘dae notice Barone, ba c Eatin pope's 1ON, TEACHER or BAXIO, eae AMUSEMENT.—J. WOOD'S it 28eb pT ees: je natural wction of reat power and purity of toue he throat is secured, tainagle, and voices, in speaking er singing, ocome strong and of excelien: quvli A MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND Steinway Pianoferte for $200; an elegant rosew octave Windsor Pian. ee nen ene BLICA, AN AMUSE \ —POR SALE. iy very select Orchesten (ror 4 RAND SHADOW “DANBANTE,” Wik Luxewoste SOCIETY. TWO DOLLARS Morning at Schubert's einway Hail and itl os p43 BAST ISTH: 3 SWiok HALL, 55 ar 23 Union square; A agaaed ‘aT IRVING + box foe shipping. 6. s NY FOSTER, SARAH STEVENS, at private residence 120 Weet ‘all opon Mr. HOWARD s ollice, 58 Uniow square TL Hall wext aa Read elreular in musie stores, or eel at HICKERING HALL. American Literary Barena. LON L JUN Wl PORNEY (Ci aiental Sommatestoner to Bur MO AY BV ESING., NOVEMBER 13, ot oe CENTENNIAL iN EUROPE.” Admissidn, 50 mai reserved seuts, 75 cents; at Pond’ Same Teeture # Brookiyn Academy, November 14. STRANGER.—A FAIR WILL BE harity’ in the chapel of th a iat! thie T A888 BALL, ABU VLA ‘GREA jHADOW BALL, ARG rooms, 4 TO-MOKROW NTU — TRAPS, Te CITY LECTURE COCRSE. Maen at one-quarter the cortical priees tor, cael t. 00, N TRANSFORMATIONS, and how they work them, deveribea in the Sunday Cou _For saie at all news stanas, RANCAIS Dk DH ARMONIE, Thaesday, Novemver 18 new, ‘legant, 4 iekets $4, adinitting geut and kK PL "3 Warervoms, 303 Bleecker st. ilow price: with the aseiines of ths "tehowvg, @ininont babar) FY RIE! BER TP ANTED—FOR UNITED STATES FL yeusacu, tenor: gurangere, Oresn 8 ford, one frst and one socond aitorniat, eapauie to pl violins; ‘one firss B fiat tenor, cap: 50 and 31 50 per montu month. Apply, to Le oun lyn, from 8 A. M. to 6 P FOOD BE mas | PIANO: It Waverley pine 17-OCFAVK CARVED from $4 to $9 monthly. KRAK. jokets, with Kescrved Seat Setinverth's, 28 Union square. and Ku ned Admission, 2 ee ion tickets will be « gent to thoxe whe may Address 4 Wivti wu OLOSK SATURDAY AY EVENING, NOV, 18 AMERICAN IN N_INSTITUTE, 2d and 3d ava, betw ween 634 and G4th ste, LAST DAYS OF THE ter, BANGS 285 Ryerson 'ck, Brook: ’ $i square Pianos to r very short tims ost was ood ws new; Please call at th ot of IRELAND 48 IT Was LN ‘93, ANG? * TRRLAND u wire PANORAMA. wie i day and Sates 2 P.M. TH ORK, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 4th second door eass of Stl SPH Lay Law RENC! A. CLAMATION and gentlemen wishin do 40 by personal W. ANDREWS will lcstares on PORTY-FIFTH GRAND NATIONAL BXSIBITION. Adults, 256. | children 180, ABILLE THEATRE, S4TH 81. A Gentinued aud empuacic success of STE CCASL Le ayer, Re tea ee een 4 any at. bowween 20 Bs “W Poiay aU: Supe coNcRRTS, Fine Soli, fine Music, grand Orehestra, prere once LE CAMPT, of Paris, yt an ra. miesi NG AND DR $o Join @ refined Dramatic Hil sell their Steinway roxewou has ail linprovement te foe al waave Chickerias ‘ent Wi Piano, $179; box for shipping. - Be=Oull to-day CROWASE PIANOS A the factory, saving the profit m he ninvertal weed in man LL a POLITICIANS WILL rah aa GREAT SHADOW DANCING TO-MORROW ar ante ROOMS. T REVEAKSAL IN BABA DBSORIBRD ‘the moss mayste BEAUT SiOaL Ait? GROUPINGS The Wyeh at 9:30, Don's fall to by 30 specialty y artists LA moxvay “EV EAL NG. RRS AND HOSE. a, OS ENJOY Tie Msg, ipeeeenra TOMORROW 3 PASS ALTO rea FIAT GAN READ wishing an engagement, may apply at BAN Frant sCO tclka cab LADY WILL SELL Piano, ulmost new, at a CTIO: ANOTLE ety que BAG. Ursuline Conran, AY st. r forthe benefit ofthe x octave aquare craud Pian 44 West 2780 st, EWOOD PIANU, ast Murrisaala, CHURCH, WALTZ, BY THOM ML ey ofc ap yes ya To be had at ail m FOR THK FRENCH BALL aT Tete Hai tor sale at 685 Broadway. ROBINSON, OF THE UNION ROS 09D ORDER, FUR $85; $3, BLY. DU Spal G3 East 91h st, dear Broad: ith av.—Boxing taught in Es og (uitak. BANJO, ORGAN AND VOCAL CUL TURE, — - MUKD CLARK. the eminentetexcher, No. way; terms 612 tor 24 lessous Ge dir, A. find @ select eborus, istinguintied rein ‘ sue ladies and gentler ter ouly, LUTUS © fue BLN yaad, SYORT “TO-MOR OW NIGHT AT ARGYLE SUADOW “DANSANTB." 6TH AV. AND 9OTH 8T, ‘TRANCE ON BUTH ST. NION baer THEATER. \ eescans of forthcoming novelties als y CHIGKERING “PERFECT ORDEI, $50; MONTGOMERY, re. ten oy Oui st improvements, almost ri lg ee pena «i 1g t0 indies wad chil. FASTED—A COR. aud geutiemen wake and particaln: BT. . CORNE: be We Herald othe OUNT OF REMOVAL. ight und By are Pike PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ee Kear - Bic io G mets Sa ss Deas see Hickest award at tue Cesteunie: Exhibition few seconG band Pianos, almost new, of our own make, on banc . AGNI FICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO} forte, ‘5 By ose; only $754 splendid tone; Vargatm, Seen at GOR- ARGE one. KENT. ‘PWARD: ie HELLS 8 Cuioe @ FOR NEW OlTy- Tr “Adare erala Uptown Brguch Oftca, BNCwANOH, Bos 1 so sell, $00 Gpward. easy terme io ORGANS —1WO M xUaLy AND PEDA 5 ong wanua! } EMOVAL—IIAVING REMOVED TO ore NEW, legant aud extensive wareroome 40 East 14th st, offer gest stock of fae class Organs, wish chimes of bella, atinent 4nd at extraordinary low prices for cash, on ii men! $e les until paid for. nnd sustrumente as ‘oct 4 stops, & ops, $30: 8 a aah ot used @ year; in perlect order. WATERS & Union square, AY PIANO; HANDSOMB ROSE- perb tone periect order, cendine, cost tustallments or rent; great bargain, . FLOWERPEL S EW UPRigaT AND SQU $2 9) 0.F Factory. 168, Bi eke sarerostnn a1 i: ANO COMP. ce SEASON: winay NIGHT LECTURES iN the greas hall, at 8 o'clock.—The fist division ef the, course for 1876-77 will be beid as follows :— mber 18, “Going Round the World,” by B. M. Pisid, “The Bellef of the Ascent Egyptians toa ‘by James Douglas. Jr ecember 16, “Broures and Euatiels Applied wg Decors v; red rick Yors, Eaq. jousehold Art,” by Wm, H. pene nae Euq. ecuaber 80, ““Dialecs Mtcmer, by W. 5. Andrew ‘ 8.8, 20,27, four léerures on “sadvolusiog,"" Oy wr The lectures witi bo fully filustrated wish lantera views, models, res and objects. Tickets hi and a: D. Iigg) ofthe Sooper Union 1 Marri at Sie WT ete Secretary, iL DELIVER THE FIRS? pror WM -PaLKE ot bis course: of 15 Chemical igatea Wedaesiay eveniner Novetgver sar ustenes Halk Science Hi kets, 250 OC fad BUROFE. sis NINTER ” STATION-GOMMENC: EMENT~ OP ecoiws Gasser a ayAdmuirably situated at thi nes; views of ‘the chain of mountains and. valleys te easing, (reedom trom high jative of ail chest di neur Broadway. curs aration for ¢ ourse of mi ble five English churches and ehaj ple ‘at the office of Union Syndical jeliera ie 7 Rue dent Cor MISCE: had x a DWORCES OnTATaE, FR ERENT STATE weal ‘everywhere; advice tree pay {ISE SEAL SACQUES REDYED TO LOOK Lik: new; mink and sable fers darkened: lning, altering uni Wimming. J.D, WILLIAMS, 330 Fulton st., Brooklyn. PHsoxs DESIRING EUROPEAN TITLES OF NOB- ity, Orders, Medals ana PGecri y ‘Literary aud Sclentifle Sociesies address AMBASS. $78 Tremont Boston. COTTON IN THE SOUTHWEST. ST, LOUIS 48 A MANUFACTURING CITY. [from the St, Louis Globe-Democrat, Nov. 6] As the winter approaches and the Sj, Lou:s trade with the South and Southwest begins to revive, our merchants would do well to cast about them for means of increasing a business which must ultimately be tc them a source of the richest profit, “The opening of Arkansas and Texas tous by railroad communication bas made St. Louis not only the market where boik these Statee must purchase their supplies, but also the objective point to which all their produce mast be sent for sale. Consisting, as it does, mostly o! cotton, the facilities already atforded by St. Louis capital tor its compression and subsequent more convenient transportation to the East are creditable eo far as they go, bat ifeifort ceases at this point not only past ex- penditure but tuture profit will alike be lost. There 1s really no good reason why St. Louis should not become one of the Grst cotton manufacturing cities in America, We have everything in our favor. Labor is cheap, fuel is: abundant, machinery 1s purchasabie at low rates from our ownor neighboring foundries, and capital In profusion may be bad both in St Louis, and, upoa application, from the East. In addition :o these particulars wo have a great advantage in the fact of our proximity to the region where the cor don is raised. A vast expenditure for transporte tion may thus be economized, and all thw saving will contribute to the cheapening of the goods, and enable us to undersei] Eastern competitors, It w Inrpossibie to transport the-raw material to the E: to manufacture there, to send it back, paying treigh' both ways, ana then to sell at the rates to which tne goods might be reduced if manulactured in St Louw Our manufacturers could aford to undercut the prices of the Eastern mis so greatiy as to deprive the latter of every cent of profit, while St, Louis mills could suill gain a handsome percentage on their goods. It 18 good for St Louis that cout rowers in Arkan- 8 aud Texas are beginoing to seud such large con- signments of cotion to this city. During the cotton transportation seagon of 1873-4 the amouat broughs into 3t. Louis by the Iron Mountain and Southern Toad was 63, bales; in 1874-5 it was 100,606 bates, and im 1875-6 1b was 191,218 bales. It i3 tous easily seen that (his road bas every year di led mount of cotton brought to St Louis, besides trausporting large quantities to Cairo, ‘That 1+ will continue for Years in tuture to double its cotton transportation, as it has done for tho past three years, is tolerably cer- tain; but if cotton mills were established in St. Louis, ‘and once put fairly in operation, no one doubts th: the cotton trade of this city would in the next decade be counted by the milion instead of by the hunared thousand bales. According to the census of 1870 the cotton pro- duction of Arkansas 247,000 and that of Texas 300,000 bales. Any ono who knows bow great bas been the improvetnent in these two States im the past Rix years will tind littic difficulty in believing that the 697,000 bales then raised must by this time be in. creased to nearly if not to more than 1,000,000, If there were coigon manufactories in St. Louis nine bales out of d in Arkansas and Texas would Ld Teunessee and Northern Mississippi and Louisiana, How great @ feild of mercantile and smdustrial Prosperity is thas opened to us cannot ap- nage at the first glance the Pos 0 mui carefally surveyed in order to bar | reciated. it Will not answer t& say that St Louis is destined te greatness, abd that this cotton trade will be thrust upon her whether she willor no, Trade comes in n¢ such fashion, The business men of acity must use every means in their power not only to Keep trade ak Teady gained, but to extend their influence in every possible way, and if our 5:, Louis merchants can oaly be roused to the truth, they will perceive that in thé establishment of cottea manutactories and additional cotton warehouses there is a chance tor a nancial 6uc- ce-s and a commercial prosperity such as lew cities have been ‘ortunate enough to venold, KILLED BY GHOSTS. A KANSAS MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF TO GET AWAY FROM INVISIBLE PURSUERS, {From the Leavenworth (Kan.) Times, Nov. 7.] Sunday afternoon about two o'clock, as ex-Police man George Kingsley was about to go into the Star of the West saloon, on Stawace street, with a couple of soldiers, he was called to by Mr, George W. Foran, who has been for the past two years known to many of our * citizens a3 a goverument employs at the fort, and but recently a resident in the city. Mr, Kingsley stopped and the two walked away toward the police station, Foran remarking that be wanted protection from the officers, ay some one was alter him, and wanted to kill him. Kingsley tuformed him that he was notan ofiicer, but he would take him upto the Marshal's oilice, where be could find some one to take care of him, There they found Jailer Mitchell, who went with them up stairs, whon Foran stated that be Was in danger, aud wished to be locked up for sal The oficers then went away, aud Mr, Kingsley went ‘o Harvey Miller's saloon, where he learned that Foraa liad two pistols. He at once rewurned to tne station aga informed the officers of the fact, when they went down stairs alter. tho Weapons, When they arrived at sb a door they found tho man standing as if at ba) With A pistol pointing toward them, They asked him to give it up but he refused, telling them to kee) away or be would shootthem, They reasoned will him aud assured tim they were his iriends, but all to ho purpose. Otlicer Mitchel then, fearing that he wouid shoot the drunken man who was lying down !n the ceil, bravely attempted to aulock the cell door ia the face of the pistol, aoor wat About to be opened, cried out, “ior G sake, give me Ute to sey my prayers!” and sunk on bis knees. Beiore the cell door could be opened he suddenly pornted the muzzle of the pistol to bis rig! mpie aod tired, tho ball entering his bi ad causi th, No certwin conclusion has be arrived at as to the cause of the deed, as Mr. Foraa was Known to be a quiol, imoifensive man, having been fora toug time empioyoa at the fort, under i sabe Swain, who ty ways spoken in his favor. Lately he had given ap position and moved to the city, where he had thought of taking an interest in sota kind ef business, The body ot the unfortunate man was taki charge by the societies to which be be! ye lerday escoried by them to tho Caion de ON iene TH ATRE. 1 ne eLLQUTPUL Ti TiMR AT. re 4 SHADOW * BETTS! warerooms, 7 ARGYLE BOOMS, TO- ayinents, or to reut very lew, eormer 10th st, iby 16 W. H. Foran, a brower of the de Mass