The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1877, Page 15

KING OF THE BILL STICKERS. ANOTHER INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN PAULDING FROM ‘‘COVERING” OTHER PEOPLE'S BILLS-~ HIS CAREER AND ITS TERRORS, A war among the,bill posters is tho meeting of two etient but terrible forces in something very like morta, conflict, People who read from the street car windows such lines in bold letters as “Forbidden Fruit,’ “Miss Malton’? and ‘‘Lemous”’. can form no adequate concep. tion of the constant watchfulnoss and warfare neces- sary-to keep these names conspicuously displayed. Searcely a week passes that the manager of somo theatre is not in despair because his bills have beon “covered.” During tbe last week the observant traveller arouna New York might havo read in tho course of his peregrinations announcements like theso, “Edwin Booth Walking for That Cake,” ‘Tbe Happy Moke Forbidden,” ‘All for Her Divorce,” “Daw’l Druce Taming the Shrew,” “The Amorican Azurene Female Bathers,”’ and “Miss Multon Tony Pastor’s Lewons.” 1{ he had known the meaning of these dreadiul phrases he would have been aware that another battlc between the bill posters was imminent, and the courts would be again imvoked to exert their inefloctual authority to shield the bil! boards from such direful desecration, Paulding was evidently at work once more to compel the theatres to employ him and to drive his rivals out of the business, and on Saturday Mr. William Reagan, of No, 26 Ann street, filed an audertaking in the Court of Common Pleas, asking for an injunction to restrain the king of the bill stickers from violating tho autonomy of other princes in the same line, THE KING OF THE DILL STICKERS, Mr. Henry J. Paulding, who deserves this title by the spirit und gallantry with which be maintains his pre-eminence, acquired his regal authority in the same way as all predatory chieftains who preceded him, As the good King Arthur, aided by lis Knights of the Round Table, put down all the turbulent kings of Britain, so the great King Paulding has overcome oll rival bill stickers. He is, however, not the first ruler who was the terror of his own peculiar domain. Nixon, of unfragrant memory, who died suddenly in the Tombs cue morning trom dislocation of the neck, was not only before bim in actual kingship but in prowess also, A terrible man was Nixon in the man- ager’s office of a metropolitun theatre, More than once did the valiant Tooker trembie at his demands, and half the theatres in New York kept him tn thor employ through the fear engendered by his arrogance, Jt i tuir to assume that Nixon wouid nover have mur- dered Pfeiffer but for the facility ho acquired in that direction by browbeating theatrical managers, If they resisted him he threatened them, and they were gen- crully glad to surrender; but if they shut themscives ju from his approaches “he covered their three-sheot posters with the worst rubbish that sought publicity at bis hands, AS NIXON'S SUCCESSOR, Paulding, his successor in the kingship, 1f not so bold, is not legs terrible. Managers have fewer occa- sions to tremble before him, but they havo no less rea- ron to fear bim, He deties bis rivals, the theatres and the courts. Ho 18 ‘in contempt” oftener than any man in New York. It 16 only a week or two since ho was fined $50 for detying tbe authority of ono ot the judges and a tow weeks before he was compelled to pay $450 for differing with the courts in regard to his rights in bis own kingdom, And now he has been at it again covering the sovereignty of Mr. Reagan with his vicious proclamations, When Mr. Reagan adver- ised a moral weekly newspaper Mr, pagonoas, eovered his bills with the “gutter suipes” of a naughty place’ of resort on the west sido, When Mr. Reagan filled his fences ite information touching soap and biack- ding wi and polished them alter his own fashion. Reagan’s billboards were not safe day or night from Vaulding’s 1ucursions, and it was plain that ho must cither overcome his udversary or ullow bis dominfons to be swallowed up in those of the king of the bill-stickers. To this end he has just applied to Judge Joseph F. Daly to restrain Paulding and bis co- adjutore, and the law and the offender will again met face to {ace one of these fine mornings, STICKING TO KACH OTHER. It will thus be seen that bill stickiug as an occupa. tion is exceedingly precarious, and that the bill stickers, who are always at war with the theatres and with each other, are people one would prefer not to meet in the dead hours of the night. When they are nt comparative peace, however, their occupation 18 an index of the prosperity of those who turnish mankind with amusement or with soup, When tho bill sticker |s busy the rest of the world 13 in the height of enjoy- ment When the bill sticl is idle the business ot amusement 18 at alow ebb pr the unwashed and un- lished are tuo poor to buy cither soap or blucking. ust now the prevatling theatrical staguation works Injery not one to the king of the DNL stickers but to ail the tribe, The flaming pictures of impossible scenes in impossibe dramas in these dull times seldom adorn dead walls and fences. Nowadays bill stickers ure not often mirusted with the flattering portraits of ‘leading ladies’ or pictures of distin- suished “stars”? ip the most marvellous of attitudes. The business of the theatres is so dull that 1t does not even pay toudvertise, It is this, perhaps, that puts Paulding on bis mettic and induces him to try to make bill sticking both unprofitable and impossible to his rivals. He evidently thinks that the fleld is small enough for the king of the biil stickers, and that there js bo room in bis Kingdom for the princes of bis pro- fession, At any rate, lie bas again defied thy law and the courts, but it remuins to be seen whethor Reagan’s wrongs are to be redressed or whether Paulding is to conjinue to exercise his sovereignty undisturbed, ORDERED TO DEATH, A STRANGE STOKY OF AN ‘‘UNLUCKY" SHIP AND A MUTINCUS CREW—THE SHIP FIRED— TWO SAILORS ORDERED BELOW ARE SUFFO- CATED, On the night of Thursday, December 27, a fire broke out on board the sbip Harvey Mills, of Thomaston, Me., lying in Beaulort River, beiow Port Royal, and ladon with a full cargo of cotton for Liverpool. Tho United States vesecis of war in the vicinity, as soon as the ularm was given, sent strong detachments of men, with firo apparatus, on board the ship. Other vessels sent aid, and every effort was made to quench the flames which rose from the hatches, but in vain. The fire continued severa) days, and it was not until the vessel was towed to Port Royal and filled with water that the fire was entirely extinguished, Two lives were lost and several mon were injured. The Coro- per’s jury returned a verdict of accidental death—a verdict which did not satis!y the sailors who suryived, aud who tell the following strange story :— THe SHIP, ‘ihe Harvey Milis is a pew full rigged ship, owned in Thomaston, Me. Her captam 1s named Mills and he is & parLowner, She carries a crew of eighteen to twenty men, inoluding her officers, The Harvey Mills took on ber cargo at Port Royal and dropped down the haroor Leberg ® to h@ voyage to Liverpool, ‘The crew, engage ‘New York, cume down, and tho first night they passed on board ‘the ship seemed to impress them unfavorably. This feeling grew upon them unul they pronounced the ship “umucky.’? A few days be- fore the time appointed for the commencement of the voyage the crew determined that they would not sail inher. Going alt they go informed the captain, who, assisted by his officers, promptly replied by putting them all im irons, THE MUTINKERS FIRE THE SIP, On Thursday night smoke was discovered carling up from the after hold, and that most terrible ery on sbip- board, “Virel’? was passed along the deck. Of course there was nothing at bond to put out the tire, und everything was ata standstill ontila large number of men trom the United States naval fleet arrived on board, wader command of Lieutenant Rockwell, They brought with them fire exupguishers and the pumps were manned, Water Was poured into the snip, but the fire continued to make headway, and the volumes o! emoko rolled up denser ana denser trom the hold, The crew, suilor-like, now turned: to with a wili and helped undo the, mischief they lad created, All daring the night the fire continued to burn; the cotton had been well fired and it was found impossible to put it ont, Steam tugs trom Port Royal came food the Vessel with water, and a party of cit unteers from Port Koyal also appeared upon the scene aud offered their services. ORDERED TO DIF. ‘Tho following day it was thought that the only chance to save the vessel was to weigh anchor and proceed up to the Port Royal docks. There the vesrul could be scuttled and sunk and afterward raised, Thre could not be sutely dove at the anchurage. One of the poatswains of the slip (she hud two) ordered two men into the chain locker to be ready to stow the anchor chaims when the anchor wag raised. The chain locker ix a small place forward, below the lower deck, was reached on the Marvey Mills through a woode shute. The lower bold of the vessel was filled with carbonic acid gas, and the boatewain must bave had some suspicion of the danger as he did not as was bis usual custom, necompany the men into the locker. ‘The opinion of the sailors and of one ot the Coroner's Jury, who bad been a sailor, as afverward expressed, was ‘that the men had been deliberately ordered to their death, any rate the men ordered by the oficer that dared not accompany them went inio the shate and were brought out dead, THE KRSUUK. Immediately upon heariog that some men wero in danger, if not already dead, a rush was mado forward and every effort put iorth to save the two unfortunate suilors, he wo boatswaius volunteered to go dowa, The one Who bad ordered the nen there went down ng far as between decks und Was driven back, almost over: come, The other voatewain then went down and with the assistance of several of the crew succeeded in get- ting up one body, There was a hush tora tew mo- d then several volunteers came forward, in- Lieutenant Rockwell, Andrew A. Wails, of ork, a volunteer, was chosen, and went do In afew moments (he other body was recovercd and Walls was drawn up. Tbe names ot the untortonate nen were Charles Hodge, of this city, and ——- Antone, residynce uuknuws. Hodge leaves w wile and cuild in this city entirely destiute, TUN CHEW DESERT. A day or two afterward, the fire still burning, the ship Was taken to Port Royal and docked, Hardiy Was she (here Lelore almost the enure crew, inelnuing fhe LoatsWalhe, veserted and scattered over the coun. wy. Bue cayian bas euid that be did nov think wwe 8 he iain eet not get since Ao the cargo. But from remarks rt oe men and heard by dur informant, and circumstances ofthe fire, itis pretty Ge jury returned a verdict of acci- one, ‘beand one wishing to censure the oflicers for sending the men below, THE LOST CHAMPION. The sehooner Champion, of Prince Edward’s Island, bound from that port to Baltimore, was wrecked in midocean and the crew saved by the brig Apollo, from Quebec for this port, The schooner was sighted on Jauuary 6, and was then in a waterlogged cond She was dismasted and sinking when tho rescue took fac , und but afew ‘hours more aud it would have mn too late, She was loadea with potatoes and car- riod a crew of six men, including the master, Jonn McDonald, all of whom were saved. BUSINESS TROUBLES, Tho report bas ‘beer received in this city of the failure of the Lohigh Valley Fire Insurance Company, of Allentown, Pa. Inquiry was mado at the ofice of the National Board of Fire Underwriters as to the resources and liabilities of the concern, but no state- ment had been received, as the company ha no repre. sentative in the Buard, From the reports on file it appears that the fepcke f ‘was incorporated i 1866, and insured on the mutual plan, but had been doing a losing business for several years past. Ite officers are:—Presicent, B. J. Hagenbuch; Vico President, W. H. Money; Treasurer, Reuben Stabler; Secretary, H.C, Hunsberger. ‘The liabilities of Trippe & Son, wholesale druggists, at No, 243 Canal street, whose” assignment was an- nounced yesterday, will not amount to $25,000 The cause of their tailure was tho goneral business depres: wi id lack of capital. *'The failures of Thomas K. McKeon, boots and shoes, at Ne 470 Third avenuo; Josoph Spor, boots aud shoes, at No, 445 Etgbth ‘avenue, and B. G, Surdam, stereo. seopes, at No, 411 Broadway, are reported. 0 following assignments were yesterday filed in the Gols Clerk’s office:—Maria Tilmann to Eugene H, Munger; and David F, Brooker and Thomus 1. Vaughan, comprising the firm of David F, Brooker & Co., to Herbert A. Shipman, BROKEN TOYS. A general assignment has been made by Jesse A. Crandall, dealer in toys at No, 182 Fulton street, Brooklyn, to Isaac Leopold, of No. 114 Chambers street, New York, The business of Mr. Crandall tor several years previous to 1876 was more than $30,000 perannum. The holiday toy trade last year tell be- hind $4,000. His liabi ities are about $12,000, and his assets $5,000. PUNISHING IMPIETY. Another of the young men chargedwith disorderly conduct in the Methodist Episcopal church at LBany jon, Long Islund, bas been arrested and fined $19. “THRIFTY REI REFORMERS.” New York, Jan. 10, 1877. To tae Eprror or THe Hrranp:, An article 1n tho HEKALD, of the 10th inst., headed “Thrifty Reformers,” does a great injustice to the new Shoriff, Bernard Reilly. It states, ‘During the last week the Deputy Sheriffs have made over 100 arrests, compelling men under arrest to change or renew their bonds, in many cases not an easy one,” and “charging enormous feos,’ and giving a serious charge of a Mr. F, H, Muller against tho oifice, The facts are that every Sheriff hi: number of men in arrest ‘out on the limits,” as itis called, and under bonds, Sheriff Conner has been trausierring these as fast as hia assistants can mako out the negessary papers and thereby get rid of so much responsibility, 3o far from 100 arrests having been made this week, not twenty have altogether been transferred since the now Sheriff took charge, and in no case has an overcharge been made, A8 the Sherif 1s responsible fur all those whoso bonds he he takes the care that any prudent man will bonds are satistuctory, There are many bondsmen whvu are bankrupt this year t year were in atlluence, With respect to the case of Muller, the transaction occurred on the 20th of Novem- ber Inst, and consequently not under the jurisdiction of the new Sheriff. The case has never even been trausferred to him. Deputy McGonigle states, how- ever, that Muller was given time to perfect his bonds. but did not do it until very lately, although be had ample time. It was possible in old times, when these five dopu- ties were In the offices, for each item of business, some overcharges may bave occurred, but Mr. Reilly, bim- seit anexperienced old deputy, has altered all that, He has only appointed twenty good men, and as the business of the olfice will give them a good competence he purposes holding them to strict accountability for overcharges, &c, FAIR PLAY, _PIANUFORTES, URGANS, &C UPRIG kati af JARE AND GRAND sule and rent, @ num- 16th GREAT OFFER.—WE WILL, DURING THESE: hard simon, dispose of 100 Pianos and Organs, now and Second hand, of first class makers Gneluain; ") at Tnwer prices for cush or instalinents, or to let Maul pald fore than ever before offernd. Shoot Murie’at half price. HOR: ACE WATERS £ SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers, 40 ith st. AX PRIVATE PARTY HAVING A ‘GOOD SECOND hand Vinno for sule cheap tay address box 144 Uptown 1d office. PIANOS AND 0, ments taken, GO xh GANS TO RENT AND INSTAL- DSMITIS, ~ BEAUTIFULLY ©. férte, $150; tt F700 BUDDLI. RVED ROSEWOOD PIANO- every improvement: sneritice for ewsh. J. ‘Waverley place, near Broadway, A LARGE STOCK ELKGANT PIANO; LOW mais Rew and second hand, $100 to $0, Hane att 0 PIANOFORT tone, elaheretele finished, $180, worth 8800; Call Tuesday, 44 West 10th st., near ‘Ast HANCE.—SPLHNDID UPRIGHT AND Square Pianos to tent, and rent allowed if purchased within the year. Greatest reductions cash enstomers ever offered at to oede ly carved, mad Stog}, Cover: Box tor shipping: Misia Cabinot © Lighte & N atotorte lor 81255 Livears. Dining Room F fence B1 West zath ar , Chamber and Di Private resid Call to: ine Hoon Fu 47 West 16th» Monday. IFUL ROSEWOOD 28 Enst fd st., near at a sucrilice. tween oth and toate: A LADY WILL SELL, $75, BEAL Piupotorte; iron frame stool, ce. 2d ay. ANT TONED STEINWAY PIAN sale—Unsed 8 months, cost #550, for KRING GRAD PIANO FOR $500, ¥, cush; other iunos and Organs at same ments and fer rent. a, LL & 0 $1,500 CH hadi for $2: proportion ow f 8 AT VERY teat barguins; some uf uused but « vory short fling by our Goat musicians and Feully simost x zond ag new ; fully warranted in every respect. Please call at the Weber Warerooms, Sth av. and Lith st. APAMILY, WANTING MONEY—$100 ROSEWOOD AZ octuve Pinnotorte, including Stool, Music. 184 For- syth st. AURISTIE'S Jor ini GREAT REDUCTIONS; CAS Broadway and 36th st, PLAN alments. Cor [JOR SALE (ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING)—A FINE violet Rene row yds also Furntt eto match (from 1s W dw (Ba INpuG vecond hand 1 Ho West JAth st. =<, Fy MARTIN Depot at ©. KNT FOR CASH.—NEW AND nos, iully warranted, at FISCHER’ s, BLEBRATED & a & SON'S, 46 NDsOME strusss Otan OVER. ering bed Bowery TEKANWAY URVON'S Seon at “Howds tor sive OKTIMER A GO., 705 Ist av., uowe 40th st. tTISER WAS A MAGNIF) grand square Piano, by one of the best cit turers, which He will exchange form fest class Horse aud Buggy or Merchandise which will comn Meus. Address EXCHANGE, box bit Herald Uprown alice, JOD NEW OW zB WA Jewelry. Inquire of bi OPAL B, a ROBEWOOD PIANOS AT AUCTION—ON Hay, danunry 1, wt 12 w'elock, at 87 Nassua st, TUNIS JOUNSUN, Anet “BTRINWAY CLANO, | KLKU AN lack, cost #200, or inotalnent $175. with Stool a av., opposit 5 POWERFUL NEW UPRIGHT AND AQUAK 290. vinuon Pe ‘ ans ory, Mi Mevcker; wi 0 ss, MAU AT PANG COMP Re “SEASON. We ast ro hha UNTRED THE BALL i tiN row lway. OS HAP. he an NEWSPAPERS. MPLETK FILE OF NEW YorK to date, Address HERALD, No. 40 Olt SALE Herald trom 18 Jobin wt. FINE AH’ : AWLER S BUOUb aly HIOSLTY SOP houdur i aut jugs, Knyraving i fe, wear Sh Bt = UROKDWK it Gente’ 6 he Un Uynize ‘shipped to all poste’ 1 Canada, pany SeENUER AMUSEME ENTS. ALLAO KS. Mr. LESTER WALLACK.. Every Evening 18%, nd Saburdny Matin ION BOUCICAULT'S Brittians Gs cry in threes acts. entitied DDEN WET, Messrs, HW. J. ORTAGEE A thy REOK BTA: dO i. OU! Bee ROWE Wed, LEON ADA DYAs, Sts. PONISI, Miss BLAISDEL| {After months of prenarat MONDAY, January 22, will be, produced, tor the fi ne in this city, the new dramesin three ache, by Mewes. P. Rimpson und H. Merrivale, OR, in whieh Mr, LESTER WALLACK will make his first appearance this season Inthe charactor of Uuh Trevor office now open dally, stoaP. Me NION SQUARE "THAT, wna Ud initetes. 3 ‘Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK . Proprietor we Ai EPFIE ea ON Manager. neers . Mr A. M. PALMER EIGuth WEEK MISS MULTO! AND. THE MOST ¢ Att UNABATED SUCCESS.| PLAY OF THE R. “wiss Wonton wit be GIVEN EVERY NiGHT DURING THE PRESENT WEEK AND AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE, “Thpreparation: for production on the expiration of the run of *Miss. Multon”—which tw positively Nmited to the ongagemont of Mise Clara Morels at this th lof lust year’s Parisian successe this stage With # cast embracin tra hich nearly the will be p every member of the Union Square Theatro ompany, and most with entirely new scenes and appointments of elogant deseripts 1} GLE THEATER Vrovelete douutiful Dickens Opening and Pautomiae, ——BANTA CLAUS: BANTA C san ———SANTA CLAUS—— with all its beautiful see: its comic tricks and double transformations. ‘The last chances, ARY 19, 1 Mr. JOUN when will bo given, in addition to the Pantomime, beans 5 MODERN she acaaaaaed XTRA NOTICK. MonpAY. JANUARY, 22, 1877, Grand Complimentary, eared ai Everybody's Favorite, upon which Lanai special bill will be offered. ARD.. ON JANUARY 23, FOR FIVE NIGHTS and Two Matinees, ——OLIVER DOUD BYRON—— In two of iis gront characters, supported by « powerful tie eon MATINEB WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. H™ LERS WONDER THEN IEATRE, opposite New York Hotel. The New pela Tamme o| HELLER’S WONDERS EVERY EVENING AT 8. ROBERT HELLER, ROBERT HELLER, PRESTIDIGITATEUR, PIANIST AND HUMORIST. Never, has an entertainment elicited sech unanimous and flattering expressions of satisfaction, MARVELLOUS! WONDEKFUL! DELIGHTFUL! How is it alldone? Ah, indeed! Perfection of Manipn- lntive skill! THY PEACOCK, TOO. Js it not a lively wird? Surely mechantem eannot be brought to such porleetio i SHOWER, OF SILVER COINS, ded in the air, from which « hundred or more ‘a ladder of glass. MISS HELLER present the phenomenal wonder of RNATU VISION. A hat susp. Paltsdoliars stream do: MISS HELLER continues BI oe aie and more puzelln, than t ‘This great mary No sooner isa theory sugweste overy performance, it is exploded, THE SEALED PACKET ne Ck. ees pt uid hear the Goblin ny UMEN'S DRUM FOLKAL 906 the outraxeoas doings of and everybody s! ‘Tho children scream with delight till they ery. ¢ MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2, to which children are admitted at HALF PRICE to all purts of the house. d the audience laugh OWERY THEAT A BRILLIANT TRIUMPH, ik ‘iwo GRPIANS: Every evening ut 3 and Wate Matinee at 2. Miss MAURA ALBERTA ox LOUISE, the Blind Girl. Miss A iol HAKRISON as HENKIEITE, And a splendid cast of characters, PHATE Pe gout 2 314 BROADWAY. HARRIGAN « HAR Proprietors MW. t iy’ anager HARRIGAN LERIGAN AND HART. i Edward Hurrigan’s new local di ERAWAN, ‘tite Deter Reunited, the most Sulshed song and dance 'antsate upon the ‘Americnn at WALTERS ind, MORTON, WALTERS aud MORTON, ULIS COBB'S MINTATURE CLKUUS. the LIVINGSTON BROTHENS. and JOHN MURTZ in Bor sons, EMMA HOFFMAN, the boy cornetist. Imitations of the rbuckle.. 1. iY Hist neat Levy and Continued success of MURPHY and MORTON, The ever popular favorites, Alice Bennett, mma Whit- Linda Madison and Miss May Stuart, liarry's now locel sketch, THe GREAT DUE TNE GREAT DUEL AT SLAUGHTER HOUSE STATIO ite, GREAT DUB AT SLAUGHTER HOUSE STA- TION. Last nights of Harrigan and Hart in WALKING FOR THAT CAKE—WALKING FOR THAT CAKE, with all its Se music by Dave Braham. BILLY AY in As a 's laughs bi VIFTH AVENUE “HOTEL. book out for t! REAT DUEL AT SLAUGHTER HOUSE STATION, Glivery Evenitige Wednesday and Saturday Mating pie NeW, AMERICAN MUSEUM, te teh, NEW ATTRACTIONS, LITTLE WILD MEN OF BOKNEO, modern Samsons, unlike anything in thelr fonts of strenzth, CHAKLES YOUNG, the Kin; Ventriloquists, THE TALKING iivab DS “GUARD BALL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY EVENING, Rear e: 18, 1877. Tickots, &, admitting « gentleman and indi tained at the Astor ilouse, Union Square Avenue Hotel und Windsor’ Hotel. Boxes for 74 Broadway, and at the Union Square ‘Hotel $15 and $.0, ala Ca ACHELOR CL BALL.—SIXTU SEASON. Y EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1677, FiGRRERO'S ASSEMBLY HOOMS (Tammany Building), CHARD M. WALTERS, President _Wa, J. Vassar, soe retary 7 OW READY—“OLD GUARD” MAKCH, BY BOLLES, with elegant portrait title; sent postpaid for 60c. Pub> Hole Uy, UHAMBERLAIN & WELLMAN, 89 Grand st., ew York. orPras HALL y} NIGE, NEE The love a of ‘The spicy Seerets of Partalan sou The Corw Bartine Troupe of Sensational Dancers in a new French Minuet. The only seusationnd theatre in the city. EVERY ENEMING ATR MATINEES TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2. ND OPERA HOUSE AUGUSTIN DALY SGREAT ees KD SbATs | play, ONLY 50 CENTS. BU"ay. Thontre, ear Mis 3. BIRCH, WAMBUOLD AND BACKU: AVE Sirs y wife his been an invaild for 80. year {fort to restore her health bas titled. Last night w jew Offenbach music in the * Hap ‘To-day she without an ali Trt ent. Accept my BASS DRUM. SHADOW DANSANTE, ARGYLE KOOMS, Gar AV. AND SOTH ST., TO-MORROW NIGHT; EN: TRANCE ON BOTIL ST, RGYLE KoOM ARG OMS, AND wor Be TLE ROOMS, SeLpLAR Oh ei) hy tara ENTER AINMENT, VLA or AMUSEMENT THE RxD IN tie thy. VERY Natit. ,OCK, “Bat (LANCLELS), NEW, AT THE AMUSING Sita DOW DANSANTE, ARGYLE ROOMS 'To- MORROW NIGHT: 5 KN SOCLABLES W r tuke place (ft Wednesday aud Saturday evening and Saturday alternoy YeAIA Bible LAG W). AT THE AT SHADOW DANG laine hoous To: MORROW NIGHT. Ai Rage iat KVER 154 BAS ext Wed A ANNE tn RKC elo ineinan AL 4 i TLL VREPARK PUPILS POR THR LU-tiuze : situations given when competent. Address or exit On MELPOMENE, To Chutes st. GRAND OF AUGUSTIN Al. DIVER wvery ey PARTURI. | GRAND OVEKA HOUSES BY SbATS| DIVORGK, w tamily tren » CENTS. | Reserved seats only c nol Send tor CULAT a. Colonel MONSTERY, YRAND BAL Torele Fr ening, dannary Wt and Divertionen Nekets may beh KVENT OF Wa jo Francais Calypso, ‘tammany Mall, Thursday ba. ning, Jaunary 1X Tickets may be had at the principal Tammany ‘Tharsday f Marley ." Members are requested to be punetawl in attendai Thursday evening aah Tost, at eM. at Dr. ccrosby-4 chapel, 4th ay. nm te Keaay wight renders o Woh no choral music are tavijed is * “Brogkiyn: t Make @ a “Bmbarassment leman Stl De 46 0 oth send stamp for enta- logue, HAKVISG'n, + oopynite Prince P Sai tt aloe ste i ion lor yisitare may be otal JARBOE, Bocretary. TAUGHT ALSO ALL StY Ls! WENKY U, & CHARLES Wowace NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1877—QUADRUPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENT: 5re “AVENUE THEATRE. Propiietor and Manager LAUGH FOR BVBUYBODY! MONDAY NIGHT, January 15, FIRST NIGHT of NSW COMIC PLAY by th Fay ba of BIG BONANZA, Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY L EEEEEE MM MM L gE MM MM L k MM MM L aed MM MM L MM MOM L M MM M . ELLLLL } HEEEER M MM OM LEMONS; OR, WEDLOCK FOR SEVEN!! ¢ ‘Act I. BREAKFAST; TRE LEMONS ARE SELECTED. Act I, LUNCHEON TIME: THE LEMONS ARE SQUEEZED. Act IL, APTER DINNER: LEMONADE, A MATINER or LEMONS BATULDAY, AT 2. 30X SHEET NOW OPEN in SRATS MAY BE SECURED r TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE. ** THE NEXT PRODUOTION at this theatre wil! be Peoria of POWRRFUL, 1 LOCAL bs CONTEMPO Raper, by the author ndor the Gas- ON t2 Mw GRAND MATINEE PRWTORWARCE, vl Be see oer the direotion of John Brot im, Eaq., for BENEFIT OF He POOR Pe ENS Pkrisn. Miss COWELL, - . ir. JAMES LEWIS. MUSICAL MELANGE. tity LAST. LEGS. By Mr. John Brougham and the company of the Fifth Avenue Theatre, VILMORE'S GARDEN. SHERIDAN SHOOK, E.G. GILMORE.. EQUESTRIAN GAMES A? UNDER THE DIR DIRECTION OF . J.D. WALTON ANE AND DAN MACE, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACT! ACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT, ATCH GAME OF BOLO der Mow! AM between the dion unaer Carillo, will im 9 AND FIELD SPORTS, the Nationals, PROURA i M TWO TROTTING RACES, in which stars of the turf will be iphiaged. ACK, betwoen famous and {avorite horses. LADIES! FLAT RACE, ‘@ most exciting contest. ROMAN OL after the manner of the anc’ GRAND. SADD: LOS AMORES DE 108 INDALUOS! bor Hi deh feats of Horsemanstiip. 50 OMNTS: —-——ADMISS1UN——————50_ CENTS, ARIOT DRIV: ING, Tho most intensely exciting, interesting, amusing and en- tortaining spectacle ever placed betore the public for 59 CENTS—. ADMISSION. 50 CENTS CADEMY OF MUSIC. KELLOGG GRAND E. Mr. C. D. HESS. NGLISH OPERA, . Director A LOUISE’ Kt puad" ing ‘The compan; ful season, comp nized appenring euclt 6 a following for the fourth suc: eminent if stare: LARA LOUISE KELLOGG, Me. JUL EWALD, at ZELDA Gene Mr, SOSEPHL MAAS. ok? A, CONLY. RNER, Mr. Uayla, Mr, Holland, Howard, Full el Mrs. 8. Behrens, ‘The Operas to be performe ‘Tuesday Evening, January Balte'y exer popular romantic THe. HONK mADHEKDAY EV Gounod’ "AUBT. FRIDAY EVENING AXD SATURDAY MATINEE, January 26 and 27, will be produced for t first time in New York in English Wagner's treat Lexe oj Fin ING vU Mr. rus, eo! Resorved Seats opens ‘Thursday mo pe Aadecny of Masio, Box OBlep, hirmor's i and at Sullman's teket offic TRIGLS—Adintesion, $1; Family Cire Bouts, $1 50 and $2. A Y WA SIAN ROLLER SEATING AY DOO yn it (by the DeKalo or Myrtle av hue cars from ‘pulton | ers). Most complete and rink in the world; grand (lumination, bun ‘and music by the Twenty-third regimens tull rondw: Hoverve 9 to12 A. M.;2to SP. M., and 73g to 11 even- iE Gaission on season tickets: 20c., 25¢. and we. single admissions; day sennces and Saturdays, 250: evenings, ‘50g, ; children with ..0F to diy soahces, 1c. Morning seunces for Indienand childern oxclustvely. i nkates, 158. ‘be. for childron ivr entire im 10 gents for ebil ‘awing roon smoking room ‘he building. L/OPERA, BALL, MASQUERADE MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1877, 15 AMUSEMENTS, 3 niisesiiacioa EE nacaienenaie THEATRE. ROADWAY THEA TKE, Proprietor and Magager. UGUSTIN DALY oer Broadway and 30th giediceml agin SEATRAOHDEN ARY APTRACTION. * kM, MONDAY Vist SKU ARY is, ening und! furt sESsariow MATINELS SWEbNESDaY AN sirUkpay, the celebrated and Sve Artiste, HOWARD, MONDAY NIGHT, January 15, FIRST NIGHT Min, A NEW COMIO FLAY by the author of BIG QONAKZA, | who will appear in ler’ world renowned and @nsivalled homarrerintie ation of 0000 NN N SASSSS: _ in Moerinn Beret Stowe's creat Wi o Oo NSN N 8 8 b ce BEE TIT? oO o on WN N 8 4 To oO Oo N N N ‘SSSS8 EE oO Oo N NN 8 ON} LE ° o nN NN 6 Ba . 10 LLL EEE 0000 N AN SSSSBS 3 A BBB 4 ee BBBB LEMONS; OR, WEDLOCK FOR SEVEN!! A B B A BBBB performed by her over 8,000 tim: ited Stases, Great Britain and the Do- JACK PERRYN, assed rl more business in the the warmest commendations Court of Love than in the Courts of Law receiving, public, Mr. CHARLES F. GOGHLAN | of the press and thy ne of the most lite like BENNIE STARK, his rival Practitioner in their choxen, and wonderfully realistic iipersonations of the humorous Lt n HENRY 0 Guiar wud pathetic peenliarities of Southern Plantation Lie 6 of Loftus Grange, Conuanisat it exloted previous to the war. entennial i ir. JOHN foUGHAs First a) penennes « 4 therm Nightingale, DUB RBREY. of the Usiied sates Avap. ther i i iy Pitectolined ‘by his daughter... LEW 8 young colored ar a native of Ricumoud, Va, This young: EK, hix man HARDEN meKG rally acknowledzed as one'of the most nee! Indy ts unt oun. Lord Loftus’ i MARY STARK, martes five opens) Lem, her one amouz Flow «Miss Mee. BUeaeerH VicrORIA staith pitt, She waiter: tive Mt er Landy A THA, her ANNI, Mrs. St hed gone Di aves this country hax ever produced, She wasaslave bulore the war, and received her musical edu eation In her former owner's family, In order to give effect. to this seat Moral Drame, & spe: cial envagement has been effocted with Slavin's Original Cotored Georgia suestns: SINGERS, G. How AnD nal character of ST. CLAIR, ean Chili Artiste, y as EVA, GREEFIN, who was formerly ® iledzeville, Ga., betore the war, will appear wit at dni PINGERS in the Piantation Scene in UNC. a SOUTER COLORED PEOVLE, re the war, in the TANTATION. SUENE, Mr. Will appear in its on The benutitul au TATTLE Gita Wan of LEMONS: SATU BDAY. AT 2 * BOX SHEET OPEN 10 days ahead. oor Hs THEATRE, THE “BEAUTIFUL SEW P EB. WEEK OF LAWRENCE BARRETT, Continued oe of ,tiltbert's charming new play, which in alxo tho rei GREA and Philadelphia. will be wiven every night and at tho In thi ill be futreduced an old time orches tra, the FAREWELL MATINEE on Saturday. banjor the hdilie, the Jaw hone, the eustanets and the Gonze rah dramatic sensation of London ne i Squibo. all played by genuine plantation darile play will be prod hae racters very seldom equals OEMS OF MCENEMY, AND INCIDENTS, Mr. Shelby’s Plantation—A Winter ender love story, of tho most pathotte description, re- “POWERFUL SITU. TSAR TOUCHING “TOUCH NOT aie ‘LORD'S GIFT.” I t's Kejoleing of the Slaves, pinyin “WE LOVE BACH offnn wir a LOVE THAT | ie Bs. Gos eeces, "te aioe ein pe nett Ue So-dieyt” Mar cupsahet ca taarmaeanl averw on tho banks of the Ohte-—Hllns followed by the “UF THIS By Not a bivnt porn DREAM COME Blooduounds—A Huydred Dollurs for # Boat-—-View HEA ME OUT. ut D ‘THE FLOATING 10K } sacneas Deis FIFTY CENTS. + GGG RRRR a Ga are AA BL. © ‘ent a RRRK A A A CORKECT KEV! supa TATION “or A SOU" G GGQseR R A aaa Rr R Fc A ngs—"Lover and the sir and “Waiting,” i Mig 000 Pere RERE obo R GR ALON oO bd 2. K Miss Ophetin’s Hirst Appearance m the South. | 0 o Pere KEE Under Foot; How Shittloss—Topsy's Mistory—De- ‘Cs he RP tee Neber was iene Bronk 000 r KEEE Song and reakdown — iH 0000. U Tavern Dy the Rivor=The. Ke HO ou t" Meeting of Gi oO ou oO oO u Hi 0000 uuuu 8: ee and Unele Tom— ATH Vv VORNER OF Bedehamber—Love, Joy, # DEH OF EVA. Solemn and mpressive Tableau. Swear My ant Bye" Song. “fell Mo Where By the Jubiteo Singers, ki is Isn't Halt 80, Wicked’as I Used vain heaven!~Topsy and Aunt EB AND DONNELLY pasbuststn ne”? rilliant success of MR, AvaustiN" DALY'S CHARMING PLAY, ‘ air, DDD 11 Vv ¥ oo ERRR ccc P AV I: N NEW ORLEANS, Dy iy yo 0, ReeR. PO aa Mie paautita ‘plantation molody, “Magan inde Gold, Cold DIV VO OR Ro ¥ round,” by the Jubiiee & ‘ D DILV ¥ O- O RRRR CG EEB UNCLE TOM SOLD TO D DIEV VO OR CG Bz Courtship of Aunt Ophelia and the Deacon—Logreo's D I VY O OR RG CF house—The whipping—Parlors of Auat Ophelia in’ Ver- DDDvY It v 0000 RK KR CCC EEEE mont. GREAT PLANTATION | 8c: BY THE Bonar i ane AND War. bess ste, Sep aucent o cust of characters, from poy ove vr TH AVENUE Tubaries efits nightly with prolonged, sppliuse crowded aud delighted audie: re ¥ RESERVED SEATS. 50, CENTS, circle, 25 cents: orchestra chaira, 75 eente, sao} WEDNESDAY AND DAY. cat eful banjo UiTeEEN Street in New Orleaus—¥onng Shelby searching for Uncle om—A_ lawyer's information never gratis—Legree's house—Casey nud Legroe—Tue lock of hait—The workings ol w guilty conscience~"Do you know that L have made u my waind to Kill you !"—The fast blow-—Ketrivucion—the old ued, ea DEATII OF UNCLE TOs. “I've got the victory. iy ven it to me—glory be “NEARER MY. GOD 10 THEE JURILER SUNG ERS, MAGNIFICENT ALLEGOM AL, TABLEAU, "aVA LN VE! PRICES OF 4DMIBSION. GENERAL ADMInsiUn hEtite ¢ rage e raaeereg) On its Pasty CIRCLE CHILDREN TO M 1H NCER’ BE Gods JUBILEE SINGER rorMEnLy BLAY! Me “s yet os Pont REABAMA, will SONGS, aeroptis” AND yee i MEETING SHOUTS f the Southern colored people. A Most TUSRE EATING RAM ME. Admission... Reserved Seat rposy PAS 5 cents Deonts E TONY ND 587 BROADWAY, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. BEGINS AT 8 EXTRA ATTRACTIO: NS. FOR THE wane com. NGING MONDAY, JANUARY 1 4 pf etd Reappoai Ut the Greatest Character Comedian living, Den Thompyon Joshua Den Thowpson Joshua, Dou Thompron | @— Mio nreomd. A 1 hig unappronchable characterization of ——— Joshua penn a n Thompson | AA THE LATEST TRIUMPH. Joshus. | JOSHUA WHITCOMB Den Thompson | AAA — Whitcomb¢—— ———_—. Den Thompson | AA supported by the charming Voe ‘ovalist und. Emotional Actress 4LL A notably interesting rom Mivs JULIA WILSON, % d with lovely in er oriinal ebiarneter ot LITTLE | TOT, ‘ a Full Di Uti The ance of quartet u nd Ellin of dance u rman Team. m new and U ig ance of provty ballets, vue “cut loudly encares 6 AY, TS eel ieedipeade—e Kd and Alice, Reanpenrance ? Josephine de Rosa. | Trish duetints, Wa FG Pirst appearance of *R his orjinal planer Francise, ay ptian Juggler, Re. imp Sreore of RRR —® Rg Marie Ganyain. RRR it i _Amotd ba E Heer EE gE E“k KEKE The melodies in erention os TO} AND ALL Tits FAVORITE Sara res APPEAR IN A GhaNo DIVERTISSEMENT OP BRILLIANT NOVEL- SIX “FARCES, purer DECEPTION. adatbien OF ha OLO, A WHITCOMB, AN HOUR ATTHE CLUB, sceNus i the WINDSOK. JOSTIUA WHITCOMB MATINEE TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. FEW BROADW AY TBAT Abert “TIVOLL THEATRE, Sth xt., between 2d and 34 avs, a EIRP AS) APTERNOON AND EVENING, D SACKED VARIETY CON afer FM. Hallet, Some nd Dance, Sketches. eae or. Stet Afternoon fre Da “INGARA, OUND TOWN. DIES APPEAR es YOUNG 1 eh, Haro and spicy Naughty Sensations The only ontertaimment of the kind in this countey. Evenings at 8. The Fem: Mati Thursday and Saturdays wt 2. | pet LIEDERKKANZ, AT THE ACADEMY or music, RAND MASQU READE Salk THURSDAY, FRUBUA 1 Tickate, ot the wanal price nnd py ‘the ticns, can be had from t lowin Willi ste nway, Steluway Hall, Park place, ea tu, New York Sti ufmenn, No, 39 Nassau erer, No, 103 Grand W. Ttnemits, No. 20 kexchauze place, ¥, Keeb, corner 20¢h st, and 6th av. javings Bauk, V4 restric. Ne, 25 Union square, at. Guar FRANGAIS DE WHARMONTE, ~ ANNUAL MASKED BALI. acapesty OF We MONDAY duary 22, 1977. by A. Maura Himan's, par exeottones any acknowle impersonation the world and Sinlle yonden 4. We RATES MACHOAL REPOSITORY. Broadway, New York. Post office box 8,02, D ORCHERTRA Mian CHDS | GRAND Av THE BHA DOW DANSANTE, ARGYLE ROOMS TO.MOR- kow stone cf \DIES’ OWN LEO TURES. NOTICE. ANDES. M. LANDIS. woricts LADIES. Pry saliettntion " LADIES, he Hie of this city Lave ‘a double series, TU of illustrated lectures, un al Pb, bi the PARLow 1 Reformed Hyrloniet imprrved Turkish nd Blectrle atte Eat i feaplishimeRt 21 bast 2000 ot tickets b¢ @ PLURK BELLS WALTZ), NEW, AT THE FAVOR Bit Kb Ok NSistE, Aho MOOMe TO. ad NI CONGRESS OF NATIONS rele Fenoeete Calypso, Tammany Hall, ing, January 18. Tickets may be had at privelpe hovely \LLGANCK AND COMPORT. | co “GRAND OrenA HOUSE, a Reserved seats, eats, OO conte hOWDED HOUSER mightly and at the Wedneuaay aud Bavar- shades or oF privere Vessons, Treen THEATRE cet Genie av. WEK BUT coe or Brasowey and ab a: e EDWIN TH. Monday and every @ kat 8, and A BRILLIANT WSeEHATOIRE, Wednesday and saturday M. LAST NIGHTS OF & SINGERS, ineluding SI vi iideen, im the 6 and 200 colored prople, men, wonen a grew REALISTIC PLANTATION SCE 5¢ ND FPECTS” ALL} Seats may be onied ots & a8 MATINEE, » RICHELIEU. fice, and at Fifth Avenne and SATURDAY NIGHT: BMTRANGER, — DANCING ACADEMIES. Riis wad TAMING THE SHREW! ern nh nto HAMS! AC ;DEMY OF DANc PARK THEATRE, Re reduced, Classes ope: HGNRY BE ABBEY Lesnar jor direutar: EDWIN BOOTH AS MONDAY gp TUESDAY fundvance at the box of Vindsor Hotels reception MOND«Y EVENING, OME WHER ONLT i ‘The manager is happy to anuonnes an engagement has Alles, DoDWORTI'S DANCING SC Hook, been effected with Messrs, Shook & Palmer, of the Union nag: Fd act fa wy., now open for th lete presentation of the roman- oR Hts, |For particulars send for circular. a hati y ensitied, vate lessons every day. —WILSt NCING Auk MAM Weat 70h at. in three gets and a pro THE MARBLE Or, THE ROULPTOR'S Dieiam. . K. Thorne, Jr. Cie me ahert atharine Rox Ye ACADEMY, — APOLLO —Now class for Tuosday. Soiree rand day and Tunes o'elvek saw ymour, in Sularday vventome The. BE, 1:30. ‘CISCO a INGTREL OPERA HOUSE, Bt ROOkKES DANCING AC. ADEMY, 361 BROOME ANCISCO MINSTKELS. | Broadway, 20th oe. can be taken privately, and no IMMENSE SUCCESE AND Gre ; tt oe prices. ‘N ‘ y if by Offenbach), il 4 i peek nbs ee h BAAS ata 4) MAIVATE DANCING with new Seenor gontl porfoctly in nis private ix dancer fovsons; waite, glldo waite, sp CARTES GhAND sorREd MONDAY EVENING, a,Pansing, Acadamy, Plimpton Buliding, Sw veraut and Oth sth Privayp lessor glide waltz spoctaity. Gentlemen lenen readily under Me, Cartior's instruction, hie system hoing very simple, enaily weau roll, Perfect in detail and having t of practice with Indi pianer Ds ING SCHOOL. ADELPHT Burp. ing, Brondway ni only sehool in the giving private lessor yer. "3 DANCING ACADEME . (hank buitding)-- Recep 3 now forming. elrer 7 Kenat SOeh wt. Pa RAMIC donne, roduesd on a minstrel stare, RE ORKAT COMPANY, NE EN E first production ot he new loca) op: vrean burletta, entitied the Police Fores. Potiee Force, Police Foreo, et Dad. e Votice Fores. Potice Force. Police Fores. Stuttering Jolin, Girotle-Girotta, Billy Conrtright. Sents Secured. | MATINEE SATURDAY, | No rr ME GREAT NEw YORK AQUARIUM HROADWAt and 30th st., open daily, from 9 A.M. wll 100. M, (oundays excepted). Livy Marino Mon Owing ty tne immense suece Ebr ll’ LEON ne the UNKNO T. on Thursdays; ddrexs private y hour, with Tove of St, Flour, 18s SHAW" F. academy, Ni Ni ADI ge at th Ree Priv Beet nea ee. dit ay 33TH RIVATE LibesONS any Professor Adrian J. Ki TO PURCHASE. y, Be ONE DESIKING TO SELL OLD WEDDING Thursday —N Priday—Lite of Animals a poe Ate of Vrosenis vary ‘cheap addres, with 1all partieul Leciare bexine es O cetoek, RuNOF Tieraid othee on Admission to all, (0 cents, MANNS REACTIONARY zthe e lebrated Centennial Huiter-iHend, sculptured by Anan Labs ton sate hoay tinge adaenin: visti iS ’ Stra "aroline iirooks, om exhibition In oom ajotuins, “box 18h Foxe ofies. sat Admission 25 comes. a rae 7 - ANTRD-A TANK FOR RENDENING TALLOW NLY 60 UKNTS GRAND OPERA Hous , O'R mciegane, [AUGUSTIN DALY D , Wines’ Mryerets prelerred. Apply to il, &. “Nasi, KpsBRVED SEAT. CROWDED HOUsEA. eri P seth - ANTED—A BOOKCASE. ADD KUSS, STATING QPPECHERCHES SHADOW DANSANTE, ARGYLE price and dime: O°8) box 118 Herald o R 8 TO-MORROW NIGHT, COMMENCING AT F ied, * Keble ANTED— Bet W: AWS MOW BIR, ANSWER BOX a sm New ¥ _ vING on * wane Nig. tek! Warttn to ie A SMALL FANOY Gitut Store, good locality, oF fixtures; state price and “ = | tentars, ¥. oftice, WE NTENNIA i} BUTTER HEAD” NEXT TO NEW YORK AQUAKIUM. ADMISSION 2560. N ACCOMPLISHED a TANTED. RESTAURANT. FIXTUKES: MUST BE N ce i » Apply tod. N, WHITH, No. 28 Duan DRESS SUIT; lnches; we pita oie.” ND HAND BLACK OR BROWN sik Dress, for which fair price will be \- drew St, Hevfiaraid Cptowneliee eee A ANTED—A SUBSTANTIAL DENTAL PRACTICE in this elty at tar pele retire of wishing parbuer please addrw Pe, iterald Cprows V PANTED TO BU Levers, Ad LITTLE pounds, ONE. mht, 1 WAntep—a ae , TRRAUTIFUL, EW hing World Without ‘rhe, W square. NTO LADIES h A FRW THOUSAND Cot NTRY DUN LAT, Herald Uptown office, W i. YORE, © setor io | monKOW Mout. or genth aid Blocuiionis: a YSTIO". (GALOP), NEW, AT THE GRAND SHADOW DANSANTE, ALGYLB “vUMS TO-