The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1877, Page 11

CHEAPER MILK. " DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF THE LACTEAL FLUID—FROM TEN TO EIGHT CENTS A QUART—HARD TIMES AND UDDER REASONS ¥OR THE FALL—THE SKIM MILK S8WINDLERS, Ever since tho war the price of milk tohousckeepers bas been maintained at ten cents per quart, und al- though the rate was exorbitant nobody seemed to ex- pect that there would be any deorease, Suddenly, how- ever, there bas been @ reduction, and although many milkmen are still charging tho old rates the ruling price is now eight cents per quart, with a prospect of a ‘still further decline, The reason why some milkmen ) are still able to command their oid rates is because People bad learned to acquiesce in the idea that the price of milk is not governed by the ordinary laws of trade, and so not expecting a decline they have not yet « discovered that there has been a reduction in the prico among the large dealers, It is their right, however, to insist on paying only the market price, which is Bow eight ceuts, aad which may be as low as six cents ‘within a month or two, THE REASONS OF THE DKCLINE, The reduction began as long ago as last November with Sandiord & Woodhull, large dealers in West Thirty-second street, and although the trade was slow to follow their example, general stagnation in tho busi- hess and over productiveness of the dairies have graau- ; ally compelled acquicscence in it, Within a few weeks Smith, Decker and athers of tho large doulers have reduced thetr prices, and in the end milkmen of every class will be compelled to accept the situation. Many Feasons are contribating to bring this avout, Ten cents for milk 18 more than most poor people can pay in these bard times, and so muny families had to con- tent themselves with less than tneir usual supply, At the samo time the wholesale market was dull and the supply much greater than the demand. Ever since the begipuing of the year it has been possible to buy surplus milk on the platiorm at four and tour and # half cents per quart by the can, while the farmers were receiving only three or three and a balt cents per quart. 1t will be seen from this that even Swteight cents the dealers havea profit of nearly 100 per cent, while at ten cents, their charge for delivery Wo householders, Would be six cents above cost, At Buen rates the’ milk business ought to be the most “profitable in New York, and it would doubtless have continugd to be so if @ combination to keep up the « price could have been longer maintained, Fortunately A fow deniers took udvantuge of the situation to in. crease their sales by reducing the price, and us a result oO! this movement a greatand, it is to be hoped,a lasting benetit has been conferred upon people of this city, who, tor ten or fifteen years, have been paying irom two to five cents per quart more thaa it was worth, Six cenis would be a fuir rate, and tt 18 desir. “able that the movement to bring it down to that figure will succeed. THR WERKLY SUPPLY, There are in this city alvae trom’800 to 1,000 milk- men, and it is said thut not fewer than 2,500 men uw rmployed im supplying milk to the metropolis and its suburbs, Brooklyn,s Williamsburg, Long Island City, Jersey City and Hoboken. These men baadie every week ehormous quanuties of the lacteal fluidy and the consumption of water and skim milk, to be soldas the genuine article, is something which would exceed be- hef. The following table wil sbow what the suppiy has been tor this city alone tor the month of January, the dates given below being tor the week ending at th designated time. The cans contain ten gallons, or forty quarts euch ; 20th, ith, Railroad, boerd Cans. Erie... 2,4 2,000 2,300 587 385 610 1,400 365 615 1,400 Total.........2...+, 7,640 "a8 7,047 7,762 In addition” about 100 cans of cream ure supplied every week, but it will bo seen from the foregoing table that the supply of milk varies ouly a few cans frow week to week. In the begiuning of the yeur, with ‘unusually light receipts, the market wus giutted and trude very slow, and throughout the month a consid. erable surplus was left over each day. For the tirst week in Febraury, wheu the market was still over- Blocked, the average price of the surplus on the plat forms Was $1 63 per can of forty quarts, or jour and a half cents per quart. For the same week the supply was 7,800 cas, un increase of ninety-cight cans over the previous week, Since then thesupply bas been siewly incre sing, the quantity tor the last two weeks being 7,945 and 8,015 cans; but the market bas only been Kept clear at about cuat prices, Some of the doalers huve been unable to pay for their milk, causing losses 4 to the turmers, and yet the railroads have been offering to supply the trade as low as three cents per quart ADULTERATION—SKIM MILK. The demand jor condensed milk consequent upon tho high rates which have ruled the retail trade for yeurs assisted in a great degree to limit the demand ior the ordinary fluid, and 1s one of the reasons, aud a potent one, tor the recent reduction 1a the price of | milk. It is doubtful, bowever, whether the opposition | of the condensed milk companies or the daily surplus of the supply inthe market would bave had much i} effect in reduciug tho retail price if the dealers had not fallen upon a new device for reducing the cost ol the genurne article, Hult tbe milk soid irom the carts to- day is not only an inierior article, but ts scarcely worthy of being called muk ut all, Iv is simply “skim | milk,”? The dealers bave found tbat the use of water | in the adulteration of milk meets with the disapproba- tion of the Health Vepartment, and so instead of it they now use the retuse of the dairies after the cream has been extracted, The Bourd of Health is not igno- Fant of this fact, but no attempt has yet been made to stop the swindle, When the milk inspectors come | round, whyh the dealers say has been seldom during | the winter, these officials preferring the warmth and | Comfort of thetr offices to the discomfort of frequent | journeys among the milkmen, they do not fail to dis- | ‘cover'the presence of the inierior article, but, go far, the simple declaration ‘skim milk?’ is the only inti Mation which the dishonest dealers have had of the disupprobation of the officials of the Health Depart- ment. 1t 18 the impression of the honest dealers who | sell pure milk that something must be * rotten in the state of Denmark,” or the dishonest men would not be allowed to pursue their evil practices with impunity, | The abuse has become go general that it is impossivle to compete with the men who promote it and make anything like their, profits, the price paid tor “skim \ milk’? being less than one-half that which the pure « milk commands, THY MILK MONOPOLY. In no other city in the world would any class of dealers have such absolute control of the market a the m:ikmen of New York have over the milk trade of | the metropolis. For years these dealers kave becn | charging ten cents for milk sold as pure, but adulter- ated to up extent which reduced the original cost of it to less than two cents per quart. 1t will thus be seen that their profits tor simply delivering milk at the kitchen door have been eight cents per quart, or 400 percent. It now remains to be seen whether the people who bavo so long been the vietiins of the dealers, paying nearly twice as much for milk as {t was worth, will resist like extortions in the future, and whetber the Board of Health will protect the commun. ity against “skim milk” as well as water. SWILL MILK IN BROOKLYN. The Brooklyn Board of Health bave under considera- tion the formation of a sanitary squad looking to the parity of the milk sold in thatcity, There are 284 cow stables in Brooklyn, which contain 2,043 cows, and a | large number of these animals are fed on distillery | swill, This practice the new department will puta stop to, and will also prevent the practice of adulterating the milk with water and other tngredients. It is thought by the Health Board that many of the cows fea on distillery swill are in an unhealthy condition, and that the milX of these sick animals 1s’ palmed off op the unsuspecting public, To bring about the desired reform in the milk busine: namber of able physi- | cians will b > selected for the new department, and they will be assisted by the sanitary potce, Lt is rumored that Dr. Joseph H, Raymond, practical chemist aud | professor in the Long Island College Hospital, will havo Charge of the pricsicirsheet | THE BROOKLYN THHLATRE DISAS- | TER, ‘ | ‘The following letter was received from Mayor Schtoe- dor yesterday acknowledging the receipt of moneys received at the Hxraup oflice for tho benefit of the sufferers by the Brooklyn fire:— | Mayor's Orrick, Brooktys, March 14, 11 | To tae Eprrox ov THk HEKALD:— I have pleasure in acknowledging the receipt ot | $1,500, funds collected by you for the benefit of the sufferers by the late Brookiyn Theatre fire, which I } bave this day turned over to D. Chauncey, Esq, trea- | urer, to be applied in tho desired direction. Very re- | spectially, Fr. A SCHROEDER, Mayor, | Receipt signed and returned, as requested, The total amount received by tho HxkaLp for the sufferers by the Brooklyn fire was $1,710, In addi- tion to the $1,500 sent to the Mayor of Brooklyn, ac- knowledged above, $210 72 was sent to Mrs, Mary Murdoch Hitchcock, of Philadelphia, whose son, the actor, lost his life in the theatre at the time of the dis- AN HX-TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS. The Board of Supervisors of Richmond county met yesterday and appointed a committee of three, consist. ing of Mossrs, Covey, Frear und Hospech, to obtuin, if possible, the books alleged to have been lost by ex: ‘ Treasurer McRoberts, of Staten Island, who is charged with betng largely in arrears with his accounts, Mr, McRoberts, it 1s said, offers a reward of $100 for the re- covery of the books.” Supervisor Frear, ot Middletown, called the Board's attention to the fact that in three’ years $78,000 had been raised to pay $26,000 of matured county bonds, which, however, still remained unpaid, He thought It was about time they were redeemed, Vounty Treasurer Robinso: ea lled attention to the fact that several interest coupons, identical in oumber ' and date of issue, had been presented to him tor pay- ment. ; Communications, were received from the Williams- burg Savings Bank and the Citizens’ Savings Bank of New York in relation to interest due on Richmond county bonds held by them. tof the interest was due since last August, It ‘was resolved to pay as much of tyro interest ay possi- Die at once, | rosewood F REAL ESTATE, The follo parcels were sold yesterday at tho Real Estate Exchange, No. 111 Broadway. The most noticeable sale was that of the lot 95.3x25 feet, with four story brick Structure, at the junction of Duane, Chambers and Chatham streets, occupied as a tea store by Joseph Stiner, for $30,000, twenty per cent to be paid down, thirty per cent in Juve next ana the bal- ance in five years. The income trom rental is $6,000 per year, BY &. A. LAWRENCE AND CO.—WILLIAM L. FINDLEY, REFERER Foreclosure sale of house, with lot 20x74, on uogth side of 56th vt., 49.9 It. east of Int ay., leased veenbee 1, 1870, for 193¢ years to Peter “illleite, vinY Eile LUDLOW AMD 00.—C. ti, ABE, xnGUTOR. ur story high stoop basement und sub-cellur le brown stone bouse and tot, 20.8x70x108 N., known No, wiv West 1th at. f0 C,H. Corson, men 47,700 Partition sale of 4 story brick Dailding, with tos of Chambers, Datne kod Chatham ste, wish front tam, and 09.3 on Duan a Mopar, ‘to close estate of Charles and Mai lots as follows :—2 lots on n. #, of 454 99.3x226 ft. each, to John aoe 9,200 ‘av. 40.3 18 ni, of tod. H. G. Hildebr: 7,000 . of rb al. SOxt.08, Py 16,700 Lion a Pixie. See b, of above, with a3 spony and Bassment brick Bouse and extension, to Graven. Total sules for the day TRANSFERS, n, &., 905 ft, w. of 10th av,, 40x100.5; John me in and wife to Mary i, Northrop... Isaac Woil und others to Henry Meinbur ‘és 40th st. 165 fe." 6. “of 10th ay. sansa: Tey fo William Knaupp.. 7A Ballito Augustus Pi Park st, (No, 37), 3081005 F a, at. iDonieliy ‘nnd wife to uvaane 9 46ch 198 It. w. of B 20x100.! Aloats Gedillot sad wile to Nanette Aewerman College av., s. w. corner of Concord st, 100x100 ward) maa X. Davis to Lorindo Shelman w. (No. 181), 25x04 (reteree) to Henry D. Hrooktan, Lexington av.,n, &, corner of 24th Smyth creleree) vo William - Frick Brondway (No. Et ©. Chetwood (referee) to tierdo .. 10,000 th st, 7x Lyducker (releree) to y Broadway Savings Tastitu thon; fustalment..... esses 18,000 4 and inuband, to Newbury 0. Lawson of Tinton av.,u, of Strong uv. ra ward years. Sanne to sain 23d wurd) ; Heorlein, Frederick a n, & of 56th st, ¢. of 10th ay. :5 yours ne, n, 4. of OGth st, e. of 10th " 10,000 11,000 11,000 5,000 tents a, of Henry and wi . Of Oth xt. ; G month: 1,000 John and wife, to M of 2d ay.; 6 mouths, 15,000 Y. ‘Life Tnsurance lyear, 2,400 Kingsland,’ »,"s, of Masbewh donarend wale; te he Company, w. &. Pourl st..n. of William st, Terrill, Emma, ‘to Aunbroge i 20th 'st., 0. of 10th av.; 5 yea 5,000 Voss, Lu‘loiph and wite, to Prederich Setian,’s.'s of Goth at, w. of Int av, i Wo 500 ++ 10,000 STAFFORD'’S MORTGAGE, + Judge Duffy continued the hearing yesterday in the alleged fraudulent assignment of mortgage case, in which Miles and Richard Stafford are parties, the par- ticulars of which have before been published. The examination was adjourned until to-day, when a decis- fon will be given. ALTEMPTED BURGLARY. Edward Malone and Henry Starling were arraigned at the Tombs Police Court yesterday charged with at- tempted burglary, ‘The officer who arrested them testified that the prisovers broke a square of glass in the clothing store of James F, Haugh, No, 22 New Church street, on the night of the 14th inst, but betore they could enter he effected their arrest, Tho prison- ers were held in $1,500 bali eacn, SHOPLIFTERS ARRESTED, Detectives King and Lyons yesterday saw two well known shoplifters, a man and’a woman, going through Delaacey street, and suspecting they been pursu- 1ng their avocation decided to arrest them, They were brought to the Contral Office and searched, On the woman was found 9 ‘working pocket” containing a quantity of fine feathers, elegant shawl pin. and waist buckles and some expensive ribbons of the newest shades, They gave their names as Samnel and Mary Wade, They were brought before Judge Wandell at Essex Market Police Court yesterday and wero re- manded till to-day to allow the detectives to tind the owners of the stolen property. UNIS JUIINSON, AVOTION & old stand 37 Nassau at. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AT 11 O'CLOCK, Ut our salesroom, 37 Nassau st., THE FINEST SALE OF SECOND HAND and new Fur tare this season, IN PART SUPERB LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM Furnituee im morocco leather; fine Lounge and Chairs, WITH A MAGNIFICENT MOROCCO RECLINING Chair, elegant carved black walnut and gilt Bedroom Suit two elaborately carved Hungarian wainut Bedroom suits} Yeivet and Brussels Carpets, Auitiqne intald Hyokease ‘and Segretury : vary fine Marig Antomeste Furlor S FINE GILT MAIL: TOP CENTER TABLES, LIB. rary Tablott white curied hair Mattresses, with He edding. TRTH, POND & ROSEWOUD PIANO, tava, tontther With the Basement sad, Kitchen Paraitare, with which the silo i common rr A, A> SPRING sites OF FURNITURE. HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER ate Henry H. Leeds & Miner, established 1847), Oithen and Art Gallery 845 Broadway, WILL, AS CUSTOMARY FOR TUL PAST THIRTY YEAHM attend personally to. sales o€ boosshoid |furuivare at private neces, "A —GEO. Ww. UCTIONEER, Ae et GALLEN, 98 LIBRITY “st, By $5, ii order of William Carr, I will sell without reserve, over 00 worth of Uselul and’ Ornamental Goods comprising Forty Freeh Clovis, ‘Tnirty pieces fne French Bronzes. Filty pieces English Majo:ien Ware, Turoe Musicnl Boxes ‘Twenty Bisque and Parian Groupes and Figures, And many other Goods. At Ralesroom, 53 Lilerty st. TO-DAY (Friduy), AND SATURDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, Averio SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, property ot J. D. Parker, to be gold THIS (Friday) MORNING, ing at 10 o'eloe!, ty brown stono mansion d rth a Two clogant ro-ewood Nini sad Windsor upright, gost § tes, one a steinway & Ron, Nahi $1,000; magniffeent 1 Mirrors, latest styl i ."brocatel and rep: i bles, Cabinets, Jariin' wpring and hair Martrensen, tk ‘enson, MOO Volumes choles Books, Ladien’ Necre: Library Tablos, Tarkish Suits, Dining Roum Bulft Chairs, in leather: china Din- Hat Stand: also Basement and Berne PITZG KRALD, Auctioneer, _N. B.- Goods packed and shipped, “FURNITURE SALI i BARKER & 0O., 47_AND 49 LIBERTY ST,, atl vd postion thle Oe (Friday), exeoliont Cabinet Purni- ture of every dexeription, com at 11 o'cloe 'l. HAS Ko, Auctioneer, ner and J. iti sell; om stondny, Mnceh iat im Selyek noon, at the Exchange suivsroom, 111 Brow jew York, th story high stoov brick House and Lot, known ax 124 West 16th st. also two Houses and Lots, west side of Mudisou ay, 80 feet north of Houses iu stoops, with yale oop; House wud Lot on 29; also Leasehold Prop ) fon, with Ballatny Hackeusuck, N. full particulars of ew York, Ares House or VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, Sheri! and Genoral auctioneers, 22 Union Particniar attention to sules of F Works of Art, UCT? Wanificont Household Rerulture, C (Friday) MORNING, % at private residence 51 between Sth and 6th avs, ‘ariors—Museniticent latent n with silver Fuilles; two grand square rosewood 734 oc tivo Pianofortes, Mirrors, Curtains, Paintings, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Ltaxeres, Tables, Bronges, Vases, Clocks, Bookeiaes, Livriry Tables: Bedroom, Kults,’ Drewstnvenses, Buronus, Washstands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mat- troswes, Hedding, walnut Suits in Fer anid Naireloth, walnns extonsie bles, Silverware, B ele and i at . basement "E. ROTH, iF plirel avers, city eed and shipper bd or country, Take ‘2tto st NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, a 16, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET SS AT AUCTION. age LEMON RIES: sd AO eee Nth at 10 o'clock, AMUSEMENTs. BAND OPERA HOUSE, POOLE & DONNELLY.,.. bigest LOUa a . ops bensoes aud. Senger NO, 47 WEST 16TH CROWDED HOUs! itwiree! BE ai ae MisS8 KATE CLAXTON in nee catalan on creation, LOUTS«. the Blind Girl, THE Two of a) HAN i hte. the # TW rail pike Le imal LATRE COMPANY. utiful scenery se effects. alr, Lory marquetry und gilt Centro Etaxeres,” Cabin te, Freneh f Writing D Beat HEDKOOM PURSTPUIE, consi xin Bedroom Sets, inlaid and Jason, Bureaus, Washstands, sinu! $5 fing bale nd spring Mattresses, feach n «SiN enh “7 Ts. Box office open all di tee "AND SATURDA’ om 1 WROADWAY. A GREAT asp! Geonious sUCCHBS, BIANDING ROOM OREX Ty, ton Ly. Becured cry MATINERS WEL "6 Jods! le and double Bedsteads, lush suits, marble to Extension Tables mary, two Hall Stands, goods, city or count IN Ructioneer TO-DAY, FRIDAY, aificent NICK RORERTS. MEM wo Femmove; pack oF ah Famous ant ANDING OOM OS STANDING hOOM ONLY: STANDING ROOM ONLY’ The Herald of Tuesday says counes in the history CoTION SALE. of this theatre. - Grimaldi, is without doubt grentos * * * The new ho bext that has ape A rep Parlor Sul ed and gusine srimaces imakdi, toreibly ‘recalling to ma dt of poor Fox, kept the audience in w state of incessant mere BRING Fhe CRUDREN TO SEE 1 fair’ and’ spring, Set: Bolsters. Bookeusen, Writing De Gi nds, dining room Buller, Chairs Silva 15 i Brose trensos. ‘Pillows 3 Kalvos, Forks, Teens . ke. aA chance, B.—Good: T)ALY'S sit AV. ae THEATRE. ‘Proprietor und Manager wut AT 8 LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF AUGUSTIN DALY GE 1 ritts DAY brisay at 10h o'clock. Auction Kooms, 4th 1 Parlor, Chamber 4 Dining Hoo Furi sing Parlor Nuits in crimson, eon und tun it Parlor Suits im inus enamelled Chamber Su wees ‘TO. wounOW EVENING, BARU 17, and extension Tables, Mirco ee Pays ss Asi ‘Towel Racks, Podestuis, Chuirs, Mattresves, Bolsten lows, Springs, Crockery, ° &e., ke worthy the ananes of housekeepers and te tt ie ‘TO. Mokhow. Oxny MATINER BLU L. Reserved seats, $1; Orohestra, 31 So: Family Circle, 500, ** NEXT WEEK an Entire C IN ACTIVE AND ELABORATE they diamtor Holidays, A” MAGSIFICRN'T ROMANTIC a » ity Day ar nt b A te shiv ange of Programme. PREPARATION for am SHGNEE'S RA ~HAYDOCK & , BR ince, shia slay, Sitverplated Ware, Eee : Tablound Bar oodae Ci Ware, suitable for pinting ; ano % ‘ |. Dodd, Assignee ol aeraiiens eon ramme. fe LER in the ottee Boilers. By Lueius Hurt Mun- \UGTIONEER, SELLS 11 O'CLOGK, splendidiy fitted uy Liquor Store; ounters, Ale Puuips, Chairs, Tables, Stock er fixtures positively in lute, ain 122 Blvecker st.. Bar, Back Bar, Wednealay wad Sagurday at 2 ren half price to Mutiue Garpet. satin and rop Parlor Suits, Chambee Suit, Bedding, elegant Pigr und Mantle Mirrors, Lace and Di tains, Cornices, Paintings, Engravings, liverware, Glass. ware, Chinaware, Linen, Cooking Uteus! AX BAYERSDORFER!S office, pean TSSELL, WEL aN AUC’ EEEE RRREK uy). Murels 16, at 104 E RR at our sulesrooni, No. anid Hcuspheeping Goods in great also very large line of French d und Marbleized Ware, J Grocers’ Cunisters, Sugar i Also un ussortment of bs ir Tubs, reed Bo COOKE, AUCTIONEER, Fine Grocery Store This DAY. Hardware, tc E x R EEK RRRK E iy R eat Ware, EERKEER TrrrttT Fixtures at auction, corner 34 av. am Elegant Counters, Reflectors, Showeuads, Sores Sasa8e pee Desk, Fixtures, Ice Box, Coffee Mills, didi uss window Stunde, &c’ THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, March 16, at 8 o'clock. FHIRD GRAND WAGNE Last performance prior t Richard’ Waguer’s grand rot 7 COOKE, AUCTIONEER, Twill sell on SATURDAY, at 10} entire Furniture of | ‘at storage rooms, sale comprises tire Furniture, Carpets, &e., of oly furnished resluence, all in goo IGARS AND TOBACOO AT AVOTIC DENNIS will sell thisday (Friday), wt the store 29 Burling slip, 8,000 domestie bs Counecticut Le sf Tobuc Raisins, he, de. C1 VERARD. BuTTS room 7 slip, will sell this day, viluey, Murch 16, ut TL o'cloek, 450 boxes 30 cases French Anchovies, 60 cases Glass Fruit Jars, 40 boxes Family Soup; also 18 bbls, Bour- bon and Kye Wiilskoy, 100 cages iraported Champagne, 25 orelaek, ‘within ue ‘Oliritians Prliach 1Bhow Figure ited to assure this role in re tho sume perfect ensemble av upon the frst ertormance of this opera.) seree- The Flying Dutchiaan i i ORGiESTRA OF BIXLY e ania, Neietuost MUSICAL DIKEOTOR and CONDE General Admission $1 Ttaliun Macuront, STOR, Mr. A. BURNDOROF Reserved Seats, $1 extra; Family +i eserved Family Cirely, 50c. extra; Hox and $10. “Sonts and Tickets at Academy of Music N pat Rullman's, No, o. 28 Union square, MARCH 17, at 1:30 P.M, ri AL MAT TINK, to Matinee. $1 50, TANNHAUSER AUCTIONEERS. ‘and Schubert TOMORROW y (SATURD RDA oes oratoox, at No. 17 Park place, Those in search of strictly first clase Furniture should not [313 | Admission (including reserved al MONDAY, March 19, FIRST WAGNER MATINEE THE raiGth raern ° Ls ave Y. B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS. WATCHES, JEWELKY, DIAMOND, FANCY GOODS, &0. GREAT CLOSING SALE THIS DAY, AT STORE OF STRASBERGER & CO, 1,193 BROADWAY, NEAR 28TH 87. sale will commence at 11 o’elock, and will be positive gad unreserved in oommeqnence of retiring from the retail at 1: Lonexdiin, Mme. PAPPENHEIN in Admission (including row Seats uow at Academy; aiso N Sehuberth's, ‘No. 28’ Union square und Fifth Avenue rout role of ELSA, 111 wud 701 Broad. i PATRIOK” DAY. BuOIH’s THEATRE. TO- MonoW (Saturday), ut 1:30 NKE OF UGA PER, MOON.” OnRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, Household Furniture at auction, X, H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at auction FRIDAY, March 10, 10, at 11 o'clock, bth st..an sevortment of House- of black walnut Purlor Suits, ureaus, Wardrobes, . Wnahotand 4, Ra at No, 610 6th av,, nenr 0099000, o Yo, 0 sills day 103% o'clock me aun, contents of Grocery Store, in lots. SAL Pe FAROE. AUG. M1 well at public action, b H.. on the Bier, foot ENERAL auc: ‘The delicious music of JACQUES OF FENBACH, ister’ Ui orelocke 700 lots Men's) and Women i tra, excellent “aig aude raven an any puted rab pI was” IN PURSUANGE ¢ Court, I will sell at publie auctions vad ‘Nos. 20, 26 and 28 Vesey st.,on Friday, 5 ¢ continued trom day io wortment of sbationery, the IAI i SUPERB NEW Gostimys OT BE D, C" GRAND ITALIAN and FRENCH BALLEC COKrs, mieres Al at's lle, MASCARINA, MARIE GAUUAIN, together with un joa ese Oe ae ARNOLD hIK bx XTRAORDINARY and Bindery of said firm; terms eusi RUSSELL WALDES MASCAGNO and tha cel- HARNETT, AU wriit soli at auction FU “ut 12 o'clock, at Exchange % orn by order of Hon, Michel © solo exector of J. J THE, DEP run OF THE OLY ING SHIP. FROM THE MHAUTIFUL SILVEle Oly OF THE OWERY THEATER, Ghaxn SUUCESS, in bis new am a origina Pin sensational drama, LLANN ceased, story. brick House and Lot, provements, 24.( bs x10, Preceded by aie pgoutae ensation drame of 01 Grand family Matinee Saturd NW PRANCIGCO MINSTRELS. N FEARCIECO M wuce RECEIVE Db ‘oue ty S.. HO) wittsell Mitts Date # large and general assortin OPERA HOUSE, roadway und 20th bt oy ween in the world, comprising the entire aon atte a nd i is choice cid Rourbon, and i asks inported Brandi Port and sherry Wing Bittors, Port, Sherry, Cluret and_ Kh i Daskets Champagne; «large lot Cigars, &c. Sule positive, rols old Bourbon and Blackberry Brandy, Dealers invited, der of the consignee, 7 bi without reserve. t ini SEATS SE UiED, aa TALI a AV, AND 18TH 8T.— ning, March 17, Grand Concert of Trish ng Apollo ‘Club, wasixted by Mins Fi AUCTIONEER, will sell on MONDAY, “March 19, 1877, at 11 o'clock, at tthe cornor of Morth, ah and uh NEW AMERICAN MUS Excelsior Printing Tuk jompany and ‘Hew York Varnish 2 2 ‘Com; consisting of Printing Ink, Varian ngine complete, ove two, Rov Mili, Gum, Tin Tanks, one horse erie complete, Nt r, aftiny se one k. Iron Tanks and Ofte rider of Froderick Lewis, Haq, assignee of A. 6 CORNER OF WEST nes at 8; Matineos A marvellous bill 7, of the Ploasures of JARDIN Li. Female Mo Lxelting French’ Dances, yuody O20 this rich teat. Femato Bathors iu Keni d and most bountiful In- ({OLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE, 12th sh, and Groenwielt ay. —By days and wturdays at of pret i ph UPREME COURT SALE. AM KENNELLY, Auctigneor, .on Thursday, Mare Be * Weesleer, 86, vk Sullding No. 288 Bowery, white warble treet, berwees Houston and 1st sts. Seventy of the finest for want Baokiog . elegant and vivacious perform Ou Monday next an entire ne Also the Sve story briek House No, 22 bole age st. between of 3 PARLOR Mart} MESSRS. LEAVITT, AUCTIONEERS, “PIII your houye wish beautiful things.” AFTERNOON, at F/ o'closk. (saturday) AFTERNOON, on exhibition, ORIENTAL CURIOS, SUPERB Ee pavecay, eee te the Clinton Hal 51 ms, IE MESSRS, er eatt ith 1 dw 10 FRENCH “SENSATIONS, vHE NEW re MAL BATRHERS—S0 Bathing scene ever pro- 2. avery eveniny wi MPONY PASTOR'S ENTERTAINMENTS ARE REALLY blessing to people troubled with the biues; his rem- @ lasting than Blue Gls —Daily Graphic, LEAVITT, aUUHONNE ATALY'S EXHIBIT OF STATUARY, under charge of Professor Rossi, ARGYLE ROOMS, RGYLE noe Py nee TERT ‘AINMENT USE! i BRILLIANT Tunesicuioitias x KIND IN This Gun OVEN EVERY NiGilt, MMENUING AT 9 vO" LNIRANCE ON WTli ‘OULD YOU SKE STYLE IN Is MOST RESPLEN dent and graceful forms, a visit to TONY PASTOR'S MATINEE will ansure tho resder that Mrs, Demorest and Butterick are the leaders of fashion. —Trady Journal, now on exhibition, fre Jace, from 8 o'clock Dollection of stat at the now sale rooms, 22 Astor A.M. to 6 o'clock P. } ary remaining from the late Exhibition, comprising 61 exampes, bi Thalinn artists, to be sola by auction March 22, commencing nt 3 clo ‘The Collection of Paintings wi Art Rooms, 817 Broadway, i hy 23, the most renowned ‘hureday afternoon, ill be on, exhibition at tl bh 19, and sold Friday ever THE LECTURE SBAsO\ agp UNION “FREE I LEOT RES” YOR THR the great hall, at 8 Pia tne tee Ieuare wiil bo delivered by DWAKD MOLLENHAUEK, wishes It understood that be Is not ected with the opera orchestra and cannot be cnguged on any terms as an orchosten player, GARDEN,—GRAND reap to Mr. CHARLES WHITE, Thursday afver- in THR CELEBRATED Sutarday, March Barker, of "3° i G, webtne,” with iiiaskea At the office of the store, 28 Murray st, Tickets can be had eras COMPLIMENTARY Union wad at D. Van Nostrand’s bool _IN STRUCTION, 1X THE ART OF COLORING “that Took more beantt al than purceiain Tee lesOuy an ‘Address Bl “He BABIES" This famous Galop ean mailed on receipt of 4 obtined at any muste store, of hy the publisher, ane lady oan lear er own artist at a very low pila, ald Uptown ollie.” i rondway of Sixth avenue cars to L AMUSEMENTS. Keres WAUNER~LO rN* Mrs JO. FRYER io a Hk GREAT WAGNER MOPBIA EE fuslvate Fa 3 a J ragser seensestally on! ping tontion te the Ha ene Peron TENORIN. Richard weg toi nt Spectacular Opera, formed at the WAGNEK. LOMENGRIN MATINEE om SATURDAY vos, at 1 Also WEDNESDAY EVENING wExt, March 21, a6 8 From the World. March 15, its Siisson phase. the oper- nothing remarkabie fo jsud finish, more picturesque in pomp and cute more buoyant. stirring and full of vivoroue Iie: than she representation 0 ngrin,” Wagner's most popular aud jostle opers, wrth was given last sigh as erloriery deserve no keauty tm, heir udinirable notion of tte sryuidieanes ol the unity sue Givinibility ofhis work. than ‘could be weathered feo all lee vhat wore introduced at eal udventagus, hor sonora joped vole. her force of ¢: ull overshadowed b; 4 she character, an masterpiece uf lyric model of artintie Taprae and, daltdantat Jats’ toe barain. ‘Lonenerie sas Impersonated by '& Danish tenor, Mr. G: Werranrath, whe has best necompanying M. Gounod on his concert tour. and is w performer of vat he fntellizence. Mme. Ortrad was full of the dramatic, energy th Ps usic with unusual artistic munds, and propriety. san excellent King Henry, Mr. prusnor w powerful ‘Frederick and Mr. Formos appear tho Herald, age setting was uncommonly good, and the orehes x. Neuondoril's baton, ay well as the with glory. mes, Murch 1 Last evening's representation, as Monda: conspicuous ior its symmetry apd vigor. baud were numerous and proficient, which the pert tive tasks Indi a chorus, cove: "4, was chilly tid chorus aud 4 the manner in a eccrpseall aisgasbelyes to shale feng lubor as well as positive Pappenheim's wn efurt thw Personation of Elsa, wh ‘as fink dramatic as in a lyric sense, me. Paps justice to the delizato undto the powartul port Tole. The soft nnd gracetul measures allutted to outset of the first and second ucts were delivered with grant refluement, and the impassioned tinale of act the first and he closins bars of the grand duet in the chamber scone wore rendorea wit f all requisite tire and os ‘Tribuue, March he luterpretation now generally recoguized, the ad ®competent Elsa. She seemed to uf the poetry of this fascinating part ry ak to thes, rom! the Sua, March 13] The manager of the present series of operatic perform ances at the Academy soems to lave taken the short rond to prosperity. ‘Tukitig advantage of the wave of interest sulrred up by the Buyrouth festival. + its wny to this cou rides swiftly dust night t outed the operw *Lohengel ty. und the wonder iw that we should a find that there aro stingers hi to give, uff haud as it were, so foreible and really sneritori- ous a rendering of this elaborate und eomplex work as that which it rocelved last night, ¥rom the Horald, Mareh 15. ] art woud to look down the line of frst yore. as Brandt, Farver. Hamm, o wee Eller at the oboe and Boba tion darkening of tho house Is « nov might with udvantuge be adopted by" aii ey ae eae an auditor in concentrating his ort O TEN ‘GRIN AND ALL THE ome WAGNER OPENS PERFORMANCES CAN NOW SECURED AT THE ACADEMY, IN 14TH BT, pore PASTOR'S. TONY PASTOR'S. MATINEE TO-DAY, Gus Wendt Me ADD RYMAN. porn mn @ W HI STON, A, a MATINEE HokosCO FAMILY, BURKE AND TO-DAY. | MAI Ea’ " STELLA NORTON. HASH HOUS! Western Count, ee sem wariveet ¥. | —~@ Ponitical Virtues, Could I Be My Again. Holdsworth, GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY. AMER 'S Last NiGuts, <Me, JOSH HART Wo-MOKIOW NIGHT. elu al ight, the PIVTLETH Goth) Po kYOUMANUK at TIN THEATRE THE AIMEE OPERA TROUPK, eae will be performed for the Inst time OFFENBACH'S Cite F D\RUVRE, LA BELLE HELENE, with Ke extenordinary oust, including AIMEE as HELEN: NE WEE POSETIVELY T WEEK BU’ first timo in two years of Offenbach's SHIDUG. ARCHTDUG maneo of Jday, March“2%, Bonet of Mle ae double bill of Di Friday, Mare jenefit of Mile, Dupare. A double EVERY REPRES+ NTATION. vont e continuance of the emi who are ni on Satui AY EVENIN D. April4. Musical melodies will be perfy ‘anu distinetty hoard by the audloneu I | ei April 2, on the Ei “BILLY GRAY" is I Wednesday au Pp tovwowe HARRY HILL, NEUE EVERY NIGHT THIS W _ _AMUSEMESTs, NION SQUARE THEATRE. ~ Mr, SHERID, "Sie a Mere] EVERY ied ® HOUSE °- File DanicuErPa: cKOWDED | o shrcsann AT PEC sEAts MAY Bb PROCURED TWO a WEEKS vor RAs ADVANCE, ' SATURDAY. AT AT 190, SEVENTH ei ‘DANICHEFFS ew BROADWAY THEATRE, ONLY TWO oN ties werk: MATINEE. The management regrets that previous arrangements pre ths HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT D HARRY WATKINS, it wrtil 6 and the accomplished sa actress and rigid LEB, higgins SELDOM PARALLE! Last nights PR SLR ROTI Sosa EEN: OR, ST. PATRICK’ bed ane ber riormaAnces on Sats OTE NOVELTIES busthONtD. THE “OPINIONS Uf) THE PUBLIC y be gathered from the continuous SHOUTS: OF SLAUGHTER! AND. APPLAUSE whieh last through two hours and a half of UNRIVALLED COMEDY ACTING, THOSE OF THis PRESS will bo understood from the following extract :— ‘My Awful Dad.'—This personage omerged at Wallack’a night, and was welcomed with great Joy, bi is rival os to » your.”—Tribune, Mr. LESTER WALLACK MY will appent ms AWFUL DAD every event Me. HARKY. It T, Misx ROSE WOOD end v BIS LTE: IN PROMI RTS. SEATS MAY BE SEOURKD Wo Weeks IN ADVANCE, ITEINWAY, Ta EEEPHONE CONCERTS, TRANSMISSION ov, MUSTO BY TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. Mr, MAURICE STRAKU: has the honor of announe- Jog that the three fret pablie performances eu Professor SHA GRAY'S marvellous TELEPHONE nate Philadetphis Ke The following melodies will be eee MONDAY Ei Hoine, Sweet Home. th. Gentil” (Don Pasquale). mL “thew You'll Remember Me” (Bohemian Girl), f Kummer ”? Admission ,$1, or reserved sents 50c. extra, The ule Of reserved seuts will commence at Steinway Hall on Monday, Mareh 19, at 9A. M. | Tea GoM 190) i bid BROADWAY AKT P tN ay: roprietot Matis "GOATS ia Hare, THE PHOLTHS, threo in number; the ‘Murray ty Bryant nnd William, Billy Barry, man Hoffinun, Murphy and co "ONE OF THE GOATS.” Performance cee room a at 8, and matinees every ter, Charios Youn MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, Complimentary BLLY EDWARDS, BOXING, WRESTLING, CLUB SWINGING, To wind up with « erent t uctentific display by BILLY EDWARDS AND WM. McOLELLAN. MASTER OF CEREMONIES. served weats $1. BLIGHT UL CO} Grat ‘Admission 50 conte errr lin, Curreuce ofa visit to TONY PASTOR'S MATINER, Doors open to-day at 1, Curtain rises at 2. Performance con- cludes at 4PM, ‘To-day’s Reception will be #1 the sonson event of 1 HEATR NDUORFF. rector ENNER, Comedy, in four xcts, by Roxen Box office open daily from ¥ till 4 o'clock. tomatic Brass Bund play, every day trom BIN! night ub 8 o'clock, adie: 10. 000 PEOPLE WANTED TO Visil Tha BOW: ERY GARDEN. 113 Bowery, and hone the Ae eR Pasrows MATINE 0 MATINER TO- Day, E WONDERFUL MIND RbAD . 1 Irving place, corner 14th ALAIS ROYAL, 480 6TH AV.—FORTY YOUNG LADY s. Adiiission free, Good looking, stylish y wanted, 2 Gao 'S GARDEN. THIS (FRIDAY) GHT, MARCH 16, cart, a. H, BOGARDUS. EXTRAORDINARY SHOOTING MATCH, oehzyana® NIGHT AN IMMENSE BILL, . RUNNING, AND ATHLETIC SPORTS, 50 cents. Admission, * cents, YCKUM THEATRE. TH. Jn viow of an onrly Foturn to New York the famed ATES ENGLIS will uN remain skp greeted Week: ev Ow BILL Witt EACH Nib ie iin. MU DAY. th, Ce . FidDay, With, “LAT JOLIE PARFUM ECR, BATUIDAY, ath PRINCE S De TREBLZONDE, MATIN GIROFLE-GILOPL. pee ore | NEW YORK AQUARIUM, Broudway and doth st, Open daily from Y A. M, till 10 P, i Choice and elecan' Musical Ente: colebrated Troupe of Mudrigal Hoye aud Gl Duets, wes, and afternoon and evening Cor Remarkayl jexe Quadruple-talled Telescopic or Dragon ‘Kyod Austrian Blind Pi . ix Mexican ‘Axolotl, German striped Salamanders, M Alligators, Edaented and Dory Centennial. Thon Admission, 50 couts park PBATRE, HENRY F, ABB iy UNREMITT still communde by Lwonard Grover's ue BOARDING HO “OUK BOARDING HOUSE “OUR BOAKDING HOUSE “OUK BOARDING HOUS) “The priceless boen of an evening of uproarious merri- ment eould scarcely, in this gloomy period, have less wide and steady appreciation.” —TI MES, hte ccinaeey xg AFTERNOON quo EVENING PATRICK'S DA THE SOTH PERFORMANOE, MONDAY, THE 10TH, will be commemoruted by souvenir Matias me, OU tt BUABDING, HOUSE," EVENING AT % MATINEE AT Reser ni ara by a a et Oe Yad EB I UTELY SUSPE. AN ris THK SHOW THAT 16th st, aud Hroadwe winenks tor tts Nights at 8.) Muti onday, Wednesday and 1 Friday. Hilt REWAKDED BY CKOWDED HOUSES. Hverything new, emotional, spley = ft HUSBAND'S Prima Donna of & Night} Dancing’ Quakers, New York iu Thirty Minutes | Queer Siibis, Royal Japs; The Rivals | Militias Boys ses de La Folie | Living Statues, r {Stantoy, the Gardners, thers, Hughes and TaAV AVG OL BENILYK aks, Le’ ‘Alive Gerard, Lissie Dietz, Any Be 100 of the Cireatest Stars in the Profession, HILHARMG NIC SOCIETY. PUBLIC REHEARSAL, FRIDAY, March 16, 2:30 P, M, ‘ADEMY OF MUSIC. , LEOPOLD Datinone t i Conductor ia E flat—N Jos, Haydn Steet —in D minor +d. 8. Bach F. Ligat HBRE DU Tass ” TIM arden, Friday wight, tut A. H, BOGARDUS, Ghampion Wing has made @ mateh to browk 1,000 glass Shot of tho Worl alls in two hon 9 P Be fore ‘taking an Mage nt caution managers of Lewis Mor redline ne is one of bin t bills whi wmall type), lat eanlt's Dramatic © ‘ompany” (large capitals). Following, in pall type. ies “This ‘company will prewng Charles A. oe [ganslanion of ‘Le Proces Veauradreux’ and the Fremier Coup de Canif,’ from which Diow Boneicault has tuken Forbidden Fi (and now comes large type), as produced, #t W w York city, wan the most marvellous su La ual ble comedy ever writ. ten.” Below Is this notier i Tm | has boon rohe ed and prope ly tra! ned ucleault himself nnd stamped with hiy full approvi ‘The arrangement ot this bil ingentousl * man ts and the pubtic to f r what fir. Morrison dare not state) fat my comedy of ohlden Prat le she cee: played by bin, DION bOUCICAULT, NY PASTOR'S Is T Best VARIETY ENT! talnment iu New York,—World, , LADIES’ RECEPTION TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOUK, BERLE’ TIVOLE THEATRE, st. between 2d and 3d ave, MONDAY EVENING, March 1 id cit THE GUAT LEV AN we Hi FAVOKUE, JOUN RoacHL LERGANT MALLiB PYNE, let, niflcent B. LW APKIGAINE, Sam Collins’ burlesque of KAN RHAM RUSTL 40 FIRST CLASS STARS, ONY PASTOR'S, bia ‘An entertainm Harper's Weekly. novel, unique and instractive— DRAWING ROOM RECEPTION TO-DAY A aT am 188. MENZELI, FROM | NIBLO'S THEATRE, 18 PIANUFORTES, | A. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN (GENTS the world) may now be purchased on the instalment by the exsy payment of $7 20 per quarter for sea {iene up to $40 or mi Bied octave Oryans, $: ues, with {ull particulars: free. MA ‘Hast “OKGAN COMPANY, 39 Union square, —FOR RENT, t UPR RIGHT, 8¢ SQUARE ANI AND GRA GRAND Phas Frown nake, also for sale and rent. ® nam- ier of One econd hand Fiance, tu perfect order, WILLIAM 0 A A FEW SKCOND HAND KRANISOM & BA other makers’ Pianos at great bargaina, Nos. 241 and 24s Egat W UPRIGHT AND rent allowed if’ purchased; low; ail new Planow ware reductions to cash customers T 145 and 147 Sth av., corner Old Pianos taken in exchange. AGNI FLUENT STHINWAY PLANOFORTE, a A nerifice : brilliant tone, 74 ood Pianoforte, $000, for $200; Stool, Furnitur ow and second hand, ver; a instalments and reat. NY ONE WISHING TO PURUHASE A PLANO OR Organ had better call upon WATERS & SONS, 40 Bast Union square, befure buying: #10 monthly will vay «ood Piano and $5 monthly « good Organ, with six years? ‘warrunteo, PRIVATE ILY seth EL SLL Planoforte ; su ed fice; richly four round EM dotave Pinnotorte: cost’ $1200; tor 8225: Btool, Cover Musle Cabinet; also satin Parlor Sunt, inlaid Pramas, 14 pieces, cont St 90; 33 Kooms completely furnished sto suit pi ickoring uprheht Piano, 115 story brown stone private residence, 47 West 1Gth at. between Sth and Gth avs; competont men to box"end ship T A SACKIFICK—-AN KLEGANT STEINWAY & Hons’ Pianoforte ; # brilliant toned 734 octave rosowi Pisno; jor $20; Stool and Cover, Call private Fesldenco 200 Went 20th st., uoar 7th av.” N. B,—Housee hold Furniture and upright Piano, LADY WILL SEL: 7 $125, ORIGINAL PRICE #490, L7i; octave Pianot 28 con id t., nowr EWOOD 7 OCTAVK ents, $45. Private res Aaron parma used but a vory short time hy our best musicians and really almost ax good as news tuily w. od tu ovary renpoct, “lease call wt the Weber he VHICKERING NEW IMPRO’ ‘ased but little, in perfect ordor ; pi ev, Address TRAVELLER, Herald y “STANDARD ORGAN—AWARDED A GRAND medal and diploma of honor, Philadelptiin, INT, offered fo i; wine & uinber of PRIG jor in tone and style. These organs Justalments on the most favorable tei Organs not i ’ hia's and othe w and in’ good order, vory from $08 aod upward 7 PELOUBET, PELTON & : CO, Manufacturer 1 and S43 Broadway, N, ¥. VRIGHT AND SQU ey PIAN 5 oh snd $10 montuly till paid: rane PA fas Union square (4th ay.), near V TEBEK AND © 7 octaves, double reed, now, $65 4 —GOOD PL ANOFORTE, © ASH OR INST. B50 er cere tent rac ee ey place, near Brondway, 100, SECOND HAND PIANOS AT eee BAR ‘gains for cash, all bogey Ar: sew and tn h order, horou, CRIMING & SO and IMtb et $100, —SEVEN RoskWoob PIANO. eforte and Su ______ GOLDS MITIDS, : r POW EREU L NEW UPRIGHT AND 8 sqvAgS Factory, 168 Bleecker: eOnean ITED STATES PLA MP AL MUSICAL, LADY “OP” 8UPERION” MUSICAL PoucatIon and experience in toxehing the planofucte desires @ comfortable home in. ogeuanes. for piano out gxchanest red, Addr iB. B. ve ¥, Tousen Esq... ay PIANOS age iekering Hall, ON: \ Lith at, second door cast Oth w KNOWNED MUSIC SCHOOL open day ane DANCING ACADEMIES. A Catttsi's DANCING ACADEMY, . EE sto & Union square, Open ail her: LESSONS any hour, GLIDKE Sr! ek. am DODWORTIVS DAY 8 DANCING 4 Receptions by “hal spring term. irculur address P Feast GON st. ready to take iis for stage ur private dancing at her uew residence, en place, between ove ebidren “pe ee a ivate lessons: Glide ethan Hin J AUsHS DANCIVG AOD MI ES 5 WEST “aia ud om | sc bu SERIA “LEGSONS any hour, hy {