The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1877, Page 9

THE COURTS. An Unfortunate Hitch in the Suit of George the Count Joannes. HIS COMPLAINT SHORN OF ITS RICHNESS. A Day--What May Not Happen in a Day? THE RIVAL TELEGRAPH COMPANIES It would seem that not even the nobility of a suitor, ‘nor yet the claim of bigh sounding titles, can exempt ne nowadays from the inevitable vicissitudes of the law, A-case ip point 18 one brought by George the Count Joanues, who is not only a historian, critic of the fine arts, biographer and public writer, but is also @ public tragedian. In the latter capacity he appeared @t.Niblo’s Theatre some years ago and enacted the “duplex character of Richard I1L’’? Whatever success he may have had professionally, pecuniarly the indi- Vidual profita of his venture amounted to the sum of $150, which, toan actor in those day! bave been but a trifling remuneration, Such the Count conceived it, and accordingly brought a sult against Messra, = Jarrett & Palmer, who were then managers of the theatre to recover the sum of $1,410, which he claims to be duc him as a “complimentary” payment, His com- Plaint was recontly served, aud was uimost immedi- py motion before Judge Sanford, by F. Russell, to amend the came by striking larger part of it, Judge Sandiord yesterday cision granting the motion,and striking out aut, immé jal or reaundant the aliegations tbat the Count was ‘ta counsellor-at-law, historian, lec- turer, critic of the fine arts, biographer, public writer, orator and artist, for honorable famo abd reputation, ’? His allegations that at the tUme of his engagement the defendants were losing great moneys, and ‘that when said receipts were at their lowest amount the defendants, as said lessees and managers, wrote to me in my capacity as suid public tragedian to negotiate and act Richard [11., Duke of Gloster and said King, at their said theatre for ono night, it beng tho last time of its representation—to wit, Savurcay evening, April 27, 1871—and I consented, and acted it cordingly ;”? also the words “as I had th America anc Englund during my successiul dramatic career in Shukespeare’s profession;’’ also the words ‘and so taithiul did | keep my agreement that | paid cash at the ticket office for reserved seats for some triends in Brooklyn, and 1 was informed and beheve that the Auonay paoeipte upon this said occasion of my acting Richard approached $3,000, or over $2,000 mbove Rybsahee or the ordinary receipts; therefore I claim that the condition precedent d the con- tingent right ou my part did arise, obtain and ex- isted and stili exists us my equitable right to said al from said deiendants;” also te words, ‘the said defendants did not deny said Agreement, but attempted its avoidance by unreas- Onabie arguments while admitting the great and surplus money receiptsin the said theatre upon satd occasion, I protested against said defendants’ said sophistry and injustice,” and also tne words, ‘1 say that I would not have agreed to act Richard 111, as wforesaid tor merely $150, withou id complementary and contingent payment to form part of said agree- ment,” also the words, ‘that recently, in the city of New York, one of the defendants herein admitted, de- clared und confessed, voluntarily, that said detendants had eviselled—i, ¢., defraudod—me out of $1,000 tor my sata Richard il, and that be, said delendunt, wished to pay me the extra aud contingent money, but that his partner herein refused to do so.” ‘This renders it necossary for the noble plaintiff aud client of himself to serve a new complaint, when an answer from the detendants will be in order, = Lt might be well to state that no costs wero awarded, nono having been asked, A MISTAKE OF A DAY, Some time since Mary Murray recovered a judgment inst ber brother-in-law, Frederick E. Luthey, for $1,041 56 for assault and battery. The alleged assault ‘was tho result of efforts on the part of the defendant to eject plaintiff from his house, the privileges of which he had previously forbidden her. The defendant's counsel filed the neceasary bond on appeal, but recited. therein that the judgment was entered on the 18th, in- stead of the 19tn of April, For this detect the bond ‘Was returned by piaintifl’s counsel, who proposed to proceed us if no appeal had been taken, the timo to Ue ® new bood having in the meantime expired. Applica- tion was then made to Judge Sinuott, in Marine Court, Chambers, on the part of defendant, asking for an ex: tension of time in which to tile a pew bond. This ap- Plication was based on an afiidavit to the effect that the Mistake and deluy occurred through au oversight on the part of the defendant’s attorney’s clerk, and that the defendant intended in good taith to take an appeal from the judgmeut. Yesterday the Judge rendered a decision granting the defendant's application, ana al- Jowing bim addiuonal time im which to pre- pare a new boud and per! his appeal, WILL OF R. H. MACY. * The will of the late Rowland H. Macy, the merchant of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, was offered (or probate yesterday in the Surrogate’s Court, Tothe wite of the deceased, Louisa H, Macy, is bequeathed absolutely all her.trinkets, ornaments and jewelry, and during ber life the use of the household furniture and goods, The residence, No. 62 Wost Forty-ninth street, is bequeathed to his wite during ber life, and at ber death to bie daughter Florence. All the remain- der of his estato is ddvised to his wife and daughter, in trust, Jortbe execution of the will, For the sup- port of the testator’s mother, during ber life, $20 weekly is devoted, To the testator’s son, Rowland H. Macy, Jr., twenty-nine years of age, is devised $1,000 per ahnum for bie support, be being unfit, a8 the will says, to be intrusted with the care and management of the property on account of his ey lor strong drink. It the son contests the will or undertakes to defeatits provisions he 18 to receive no part or portion of the estate, Ihe residue of the estute ix to be wivided into two equal parts, one part to goto the testator’s wile, absoiutely, tn lieu of dower, the other partto his daughter, absolutely, The wiil is dated February 5, 1877, The umount of the property lelt by Mr. Macy 18 estimated at $500,000, ‘TELEGRAPHIC RIVALRY. Hugh J. Jowett, the receiver of the Erie Railway, Wwuuts lo make a contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Telograph Compuny for telegraphing, ana applied to the Court Jor leave to du so, The matter was sent to a referee, where it 1s now pending. The Western Union Telograph Company claims that it bas a con- tract tor the same purpose with tho Erie Company ulready in force aud Wants to have it maintained, The company usks to have the order of reference revoked, and if Dot, then permission ia asked to allow the com- pany to be represented in the proceedings belore the releree, Judge Lawrence, in a decision rendered yesterday, uilows the Western Union Company to come in and mako the desired motion to test the regu- larity of the order ot reference, SUMMARY OF LAW CASE: Judge Sanford yesterdny allowed the executors of Cornelius Vanderbilt to continue two suits brought by the deceased agaipst Benjamin Wood to recover on promissory notes, Simillar orders wero given by Chiet Justice Daly in two other suits instituted by the de- ceased aguinst the Erie Railway Company. Chief Justice Curtis yesterday rendered a aecision tp the case of Samuel Joynson against C. B. Richards and Edward Boas, in which he gave judgment for the Plato for the full amount of bis claim, The suit ‘Wns to recover the amount of a drait sold to the pi tiff by one Cragh in Boston some yours ago, The draft, which was drawn on a house in Liverpool, Eog- lwud, Was not honored, aud the present suit was brought against the defendants, whoxe ageut Cragh is alleged to be, ‘The Chief Justice bolds that the money for the draft having beon forwarded to the defendants, as @ Special deposit, 10 pay this draft and not on any general account between them, their appropriation of the money for other purposes was unautborizca, Messrs, Amos G, Hull and RK, B. Gwillim appeared tor and Edward Sa/omon tor the deiondants, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, by Judge Donohue, McCabe va, Lawrence.—Bond approved. Youug va Marx, Nos. 1 and 2; Youug vs, Karl; fame va same, apd Astor vs. ‘McClave,—Orders granted, scott ys. Wood,—Motion granted and receiver ap- pointed If parties agree on person let It be iusertud; 1 not, Court will appoint, Collins va, Jewol—I bave no power to advai Cause, but think # suflicient case made vut to examine the witnes: Paimer ve, tho. Humphreys Specitic Hommopathic Meuicine Company.—1he order shouid make the cosis payable by the estate and should include the stenog- Fapber’a tees, und should fx au amount, 1m default of which the judgment tor such costs shouid be entered By Judge Lawrence, Matter of Buckiny,—Memoraudum for counsel, Matter of the Western Union Telegraph Company, — Memorandum, Mattor of Alvy, Matter of Allen; matter of Gallili; matter of Murray Hill Presbyterian Chureb; matter o Browne; matter of Hyde; matier of MeMabon ; wat ter of Wiggins ; mauer of Pond; matter of Curtis; matter of ‘Schultz; matier of Donneily; mater of Hertinan; moter of Bloom; matter of Stockwell, and matter of Weaters.—Orders gran’ RUPREME COURT-—-SPECI\L TERM, By Judge Van Vorst. Klenier Vs, O'Neil et a).~-Deceos signad, | trom their citizenship and property combined, NEW YORK HERALD, , TUESDAY, MAY L 1877--TRIPLE SHEET. \dy.—Motion denied. Frenaff vs, Skid | Dale va, Buckley.—Findings and decree s! SUPERIOR COUR'—TRIAL TERM—PaRT 3. : By Chief Jastice Curtis, Joynson vs. Richards ct al.—Judgment for plaintifl, — See opinion. (OMMON PLEAS— CHAMBERS. By Chief Justice . P. Daly. Matter of Dunlap.-see memorandum, i Walker vs Dovovan.—Relercoce ordered. Vanderbilt vs. The Erie Ratiway Company, and same ‘vs, sume.—Motions granted, Matter of Dowe,—Inquisition confirmed and com- mitteo ordered. By Judge J. ¥. Daly. Fosgute vs. 0’Connor,—Case settled; memorandum for counsel. couRT CALENDARS—HIS DAY. Scrrene Covrt—Cnaxusrs—Heid by Judge Dono- hoe,—Nos. 63, 180, 24: }, 296, 297, 298, 306, 320, 321, Stpexiok Covrt—Srxcian ‘Tunw—Held by Juage Sapford.—No day cnlandar, Maxine Cockt—Tian Terv—Part 2—Held vy Judge Sheridan,—Nos, 9593, 2471, 1012, 8751, S41, 8411, 8810, $827, 8822, 8730, 8732, )» 4528, 8770, $823, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. RIGHT OF VIRGINIA TO CONFINE THE PLANTING OF OYSTERS IN HER TIDEWATERS TO HER OWN CITIZENS—EFYECT OF ANSWERS BY THE INSURED ON AN INSURANCE POLICY. WasuInGrox, April 30, 1877, The Supreme Court rendered the following decisions to-day :— No, 625. McCready vs, The State of Virginta,—Error to the Court of Appoals of Virginia, and one other case.—In tis case it is decided that the State of Virginia can prohibit the citizens of other States from planting oysters in the beds of udewaters within her jurisdicuon, while permitting her own peo- ple to do so, For the purpose of the ownership of the Udewaters and their beds it 18 said that the State rep- resents the people and the ownership is that of the people in their united sov ity. The title thus held 18 subject to the paramount right of navigation, the regulation of which in respect to foreign and interstate commerce has been granted to the United States. There has, however, been no such grant of power over the usherics. These remained under the exclusive contro! of the State, which has consequently the right, ip its discretion, to appropriate its tide waters and tuer beds to be used by its pactie. as a ponage. oe A sae and cultivating Osh, tar be done without obetructing navigi oc suel ab appropriation 1s in effect nothing more than a regulation of the use of the people of their common property. This right of the poople of the State comes not from thetr citizenship al 00) but 1s, in fact, a property right, and nota mere privilege or immunity of citizenship, The Chief Justice delivered the opinion, No. 229, New Jersey Mutual Lite Insurance Com- any vs, Buker—Error to the Circuit Court for the Rortnern District offNew York.—In this case the com- pany kK to avoid the policy on the ground that cer- tain answers made by the insured at the date of the Issue of the policy were false, The Court find no evidence that the policy contained any agreement that the statemonts of the applicant should be express war- Tautees, or that they should have any effect whatover, or that the application itself was ever presented to tho insurance company, or tbat the policy was based upon the application, It is fur- ther found that the agent of the company undertook to interpret the answers mado, and 28 so interpreted wrote them ‘in the appheation. In this form it is held to be a statement prepared by the com- pany, for which it alone is responsible, and that it cannot be set up to defeat the policy. Aflirmed, Mr. Justice Hunt delivered the opinion. MUNICIPAL 1 + NOTES, It is understood that no no names for Commissioner- ship will be sent into the Board of Aldermen at their regular meeting to-day. Mayor Ely yesterday signed the resolution of the Common Council calling upon the Legisidture to pass ‘an excise law which will properly protect the liquor interests in view of the recent decision of the Court of Appeals. The Board of Apportionment yo: ‘day transferred $1,675 to pav rents of armories und $375 to complote the amount of $1,000 to be paid for the conviction of the murderer of Noo, Collector of Assessments Gilon reports having re- ceived $104,823 32 during the past month, Slokiag Fund Commission yesterday author- ized the issue or dock bonda to the amount of $100,000. THE OXENFORD ME! EMORIAL, To tne Epiror oy tun HeraLp:—~* Will you kindly permit mo to acknowledge the re- ceipt of the following subscriptions for tie memorial window to John Oxeniord, the genial critic of the London Times: — Fanny Davenport Lawrence Barrett... Charles F. Coghlan... Sydney Cowell, W. C., Sadiier. Many other subscriptions have been promised, the leading Journalists throughout the country who cannot but feel themselves honored in the honor to Oxeptord, have warmly upproved this memorial. Yours respectfully, STZPHEN FISKE, Fiera Avexow Tukatre, May 1, 1877. A CARD FROM MRS, RIKER. New York, April 30, 1877, To Tix Epiror or rae Hknaup:— in the story entitled “Mixed Matrimony” your re porter does me a great injustice in stating that William Riker only recently discovered that I had been previ- ously married to Mr, Bullard, That ts false, For more than one year teloro he married me he knew that 1 had been married and that my hausband had gone to Canada and was there imprisoned, Not only aid be Know all this, but he used itas an argument to per- suade me to marry himself, assuring mo that the fact of Mr. Bullard’s {inprisonment released me legally from my contract with him, Mr. Riker was pertectly tamil- tar with all the circumstances attending my first mar- riage. He bad no moans; when, after long entreaty, 1 consented to become 1s wile, and for many years wes struggled hard wito poverty, at times existing only upon the proceeds of some litile property 1 personally owned; and now, when for the first time bis prospects in life have begun to brighten, he wishes to cast me of after all these yeara and have the marriage set aside, Mrs. E. J. RIKER, DEATHS. ponnnunnne 3 BanckeR.—April 30, fnomas A. BaNckxR, aged 42 years. Notice of funeral hereatter, Norice,—Members of Holland Lodge, No, 8, F. and A. M., are herevy summoned to meet at Iddge room on Wednesday, May 2, at bull-past two P. M., sharp, ior the purvose of attending the funeral of our luo brother, Thomas A. Bancker, CADWALLADER EVANS, Master, Josuva W. Crosny, Secretary, Banuot.—Departed this life, on Wednesday, April 4, 1877, in the city of Charleston, 8, C., Cuantes Baruor, aged 28 years and five months, Requiescat in pace. Brownsox,—April 29, 1877, at South Oyster Ba: L, L, in the 86th year of her age, Puxise Bro: #oN, cousin of the late Joby Brownson, ol Brooklyn. Friends of the family ure invited to attend the ane- Tal, from the residence of Mrs, C. Brownsen, Oydter Bay, L. L, on Tuesday, May 1. ‘Trains leave Hunter's Point wt 11:33 A, M. ” Bitersibg, leave South Oyster Bay at 2:25 and 3:62 P. M. Louisiana and Montreal papers please copy. Co.tins.—On Monday, April 30, Caruanin#, beloved wife of Owen Collins, aged 32 years, Rehatives and friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from bor late residence, No. 16 Franklin st., on Wedn jay, at one o'clock, CommEnFORD, —Suddeniy, on April 29, Saka ANN, beloved wile of Join M, Commerfotd, and lamented daughter of Isaac and Ellen Austin, in ‘ihe 20th year of her age. Rolatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bor late residence, No, 425 East lth st, on ‘Cuesday, May 1, at ball-pai one P. M. Dixey.—On Sunday, rat! 20,1877, Manta Dixey, widow o Goneral George Dixey, in the 74th year of er age. Relat and friends aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom her late residence, No, 329 West 20th st, on Wednesday, 2d inst, at two o’ciock P, M. Dowxky —On Sunday, April 20, Geonuk DowNus, in in the 20th year of his age. ‘The relatives und friends of tho family are respect. fully be to attend the funeral, from bis late resie No 77 Bust 10th 6u, this (tuesday) moroing, at o'clock, mnembers of the 8th Assembly District General Committee o! Tammany Hall are hereby requested to tuneral of our late associate, George Downe: trom bis late residence, No, 77 Kast 10th st, this day, ‘Tuesday, May 1, 1877, at half-past wing o'cioak A. EDWARD GALE, Chaitman, Goovny,—On Sunday, April 29, Sawn. Goopsy, in the 53a year of bis age, Relatives and Gy ede members of Bugle Lodgo, No, 63, F, and A. M., Bey City, are respectiully invited, to attend tio | ane trom his late residence, bY Academy &1., Jersey City Heights, on Wednesday, May 2, at two o' elock P. M. Hassan — uddonly, on Monday, April 30, Saran B. Hasshax, aged 22 years and 7 months, se $nd daugh- ter of Mary A. and the jave Benjamin B, Bu or. Relatives upd iriends are respeosfully invited to attend the funeral, from her mothers residenco, ‘274 Klizwbeth st., at ten o'clock A. M,, on Wordnesday, May 2 Kemains to be taken to New Rochelie for inierment, How.axy,—Oo Saturda; bin, only child of Mor April 28, ApgLaipe Mean ith and Adelaide Howlang, god 17 moi Relatives are invited to attend the funeral, at the house of her parents, \ No. 2 West 38th st, this (tuesday) morning, atton o’ciock. It is requested that no flow. ers may be sent Kiix.—Un Saturday, April 28, Avumncwr Kurx, aged 55 years, 12 days, i wud friend: also Sgeereeet a Hau shumer- A re respectiuiiy invited late residence, 14 Mar- 28, Seventh and to attend the tuneral, tram bu Leary.—On Sunday, April PB of pene fever, Arntuvn, son of James "ahd Mary ©. Leary, aged 3 years and LU months, Punera! trom the residence of his poms 185 Keay Sy Fooah , on Tuesday, May 1, at three o’cl _latvisasrox Ou Sune Apri! 29, Faayk F. Livixc- sTox, elds 'y and Mary divingston. Relative wetfully invited to at- tend Une funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 205 10th 84, Brooklyn, B. D,, Wednesday, May 2, at two P, M. Makkey.—Caisa Maxkxy, infant daughter of Jobo Markey, aged 6 months, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, at two P, ML, May 1, trom the residence of her father, No, 56 Vanda st, without further notice, Morr. —Atter a short illness, Jauxs A. Morr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- | neral services, from the Whiton Street Methodist burch, Jersey City, on Wednesday morning, } eleven o'clock, The remains will be tnterrs Greenwood Cemetery. Newroy.--At Roslyn, L. 1., Sunday morning, April 29, Ikaac Nxwrox, in the S4th year of his age. Reiatives and friends of tho bong, ure Tespectiully invited to attend the funoral, Vednesday, May 2. Carriages will be in waiting at ihe Rosiyn depot on the arrival of the 10 A. M, tratn from Hunter’s Point. Paynu.—At Englewood, N. J., on Sunday, April 29, Manta Mav, daughter of W. Andrews, "Esq., and | wife of Rev. . Payne, rector of St, Paul’s Church, | 2, at St. Paul's Chureh, ven o'clock, Tram leave: ‘orthern Railroad of New Jeracy, foot of Cham- at 9:45 A. M., and foot of 23d st, at 9:15 A, M. Pecx.—On ‘Sunday, April 29, at Round Hul, Conn., Rev. Isaac PRK. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Calvary Church, Rovnd Hill, ov Tuesday, May 1, at two P. 4. PoLK.—At Demopolis, Ala, on Sunday, the 29th ult., iu the ninth year of his age, Leon, eldest child ot Dr, Willtam M. aud Ida Lyon Polk, of this city. Privst.—On Monaa: pril, 30, Euiza M., widow of Frederic D. Priest, duughier of the late Judgo David Brooks, of Datehess county, N. Notice of funeral hereafter. Rowivsox.—At Sing Sing, April 20, Winitam Roury- BON, aged 72 years, Friends are invited to attend his funeral, from the Spring Street Methodist Episcopal Church, on Wednes- day, May 2, at twoo’clock P, M. Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 11 o'clock A. SM. Sanpvorv.—On April 30, Euizanera A., widow of ‘the late William Sandford, in the Tlst year of her age. Relatives and friends aro imyited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, stra. E. 3. Van Zandt, 300 East 14th st., on Wednesday, ut one o’cluck. Scort.—Op Monday morning, April 30, of pneumo- nia, Rupecca, wife of Samuel Scott, 10 ber 59th yeur. Funeral on Wednesday, May 2, at one o’ciock, from 439 let st., Jersey City. ' Relatives and friends of the family are respect{ully invited to atten Skymovk.—Suddenly, at Bloomfield, N, J., on Satur- fay, April 28, Mr, Epwarp Seymour, tn the 43d year of 8 age. Relatives and friends are rtay i at Invited to at oe the tune: on Tuesday, at half-past one P.M, at the First Presbyterian hui Trains leave by Montclair and Greenwood Lake Railroad, foot of Desbrosses or Cortlandt st., at twelve M. ; also by Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, foot of Chris- topher or Barclay st, at 10:40 A. M. MITH.—On Sunday, April 29, after a short illness, Etazanera B., only daughter of Sarah and the late Wilham 8. Sinith, aged 2 years, 1 month and 11 days, Funeral from ber residence, 26 st, Mark's: place, on Tuesday, May 1, at balt-past two P, M. ‘THompsoy. —On Sunday, April 29, attera brief tliness, Mrs. ManGarxt M, THOMPSON, in the 30th your of her age. Tineral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. R. A, Channing, 215 West 22d st, on Tuesday, May 1, ab eleven A. M. Veca.—On Sunday, April 20, at 17 Brooklyn, MarGaret, the beloved wie of Libario Vega and youngest daughter of the late James Walsh, Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 82d year of ber age. ‘A solemn mass of requiem Will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, in the Church of St. Charles Borro- meo, Sydney place, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at ten A. M., and the tyneral will take piuce trom the church attwoP, M. The friends of the family are invited. Vooruixs.—Suddenly, April 28, beloved soa of Dan and Mary Voorhies, aged 4 years, 6 months and 11 da} Relatives and triends are respecttully invited to at tend the funeral, trom tho residence of his parents, at 148 Suffolk st., on Tuesday, May 1, at one o'clock, Wras.—Ot consumption, Amxuia C, Wenn, Fuveral services ut Presbyterian Church, corner Madison ay. and 73d st, to-day, at one o'clock P. M. Body will be interred in Woodlawn Cemetery, Rola- Fulton st, tives and friends are respectfully invited to attend, beloved Weinmay,—Sunday, April 29, Kuizauera, wife of Oscar C, Weinman, in the iota of Funeral from ber late residence, 173 7th ‘Tuesday, at two o'clock, Witsoy,—At Tarrytown, N. Y., on Sunday, ult., Rossrt Wiisox, 10 h year of bis ag Rolatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom the residence of his son-in-law, Albert Evans, on Tuesday, May 1, at halt-past two P. M. Carriages in waiting at depot for 1 o'clock train from 30th st. Witks.—On Sunday, April 29, Haxyan Puoner, tho beloved wite of Charles Wilke, aged 52 yoars, 10 months and 29 days, Relatives and friends, also the members of Hermann Lodge, No. 268, F. and A, M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bor lave residence, 176 Canal st., this day at one-o’clock sharp. Wiis! —Mon April 30, at Middletown, N. Y., Many Jouiet, wife ot the late William willis Relatives ava {riends of the fumily are respecttully invited to attend tho funeral, Weduesday, May 2, from ber former home at Mineola, L. I, one o'clock, Services at Hempstead Episcopal Church, two o'clock. FURNITURE. A aCRBSIVAL SAL #45.000° WORTH CABINET inude Household Furniture to be sold at auction on this morning, ut private residence 120 Went 23d 48,, ues Gth av., commencing ut 10 o’clock—Steinway & So: octave Panotorte, one rosewood four round corner (Decker! Pisnoforte, Parlor Suits in satin, velvet and Brussels Car- pets, Hior and Muntol Micrors, Ltwgeres. Cabluets, Brontes, elegant Dining and Furniture a» BGke FIIZGERALI rN. column, "Goods stored in house until Muy 20 fre of ebarge, A <THE POPULAK I FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, sBAUMANN BROS., 223 and 240 Hudson, corner Broome st., the cheapest and most reliable house in the world to buy your Unrpets, Furniture or Bedding, for cash or instalments, by the week or mouth, ¥ PRIVATE RESIDENCE 47 West 16TH Si Handsome Househoid Peers priv Cy uit, via, :—Parlor Suit, 0 ‘cont $090, fur’ $175: do. $129 Chickering Upeest Piano, $175. Mirrors, Paintings, te ae Turkish Sait, $60. rich inlaid Chamber Sets, complete, $40, $75; ‘ae Bedsteads, Bureaus, 40-1b. hair Nattrosn, $10: rep Suits, $10: Library and Dining Furniture, Carpets, &c.; a positive chance , this . N, B.—47 West 16th st. betwee 1 Sth and 6th avs, A GENTLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE HiS MAONIFI- cont Household Furniture.--Magnificent crimson satin Parior Suit, made to_order, cost $500, for $175; ore do., rosewood grund 734 octave Pianeforte; Carpets; Mir- ror, Curtains, Paintings, brocatel rep and baircloth Sitting. room Suit, #26 up; magnificent {Chamber Suit, comt $1 for $180; walnut Bedroom with dressing cvses, $40 ni, ning Furniture, Silver. ‘Call immediately at res ee, 1 #t., between Sth and Gth avs, near Fifth Avenue "( T GEORGE A. CLARKE'S, 747 BROADWaY.—8U- lor Furniture, Carpets, &¢., at greatly reduced prices on liberal terms of payment. T PRIVATE SALE FOR ON. Furniture contained in nine roo 206 Weat 25th st, near 7th av.. ket Tanvtore and valid Sliver wad Plated Wares also a fs of Droaden Chin a bargain, ARPETS, CARPETS.—M. ‘ABRAMS, will pay from 50c. to $1 50 per yard for 6 pets. Ihave de mand for them. 1 or address immediately. Fen SALE K CHEAP—A CHOICE LOT OF BRUSSELS ln large of small lots; 01 from 9 to 3 0% oeloeke™ D LOWEST PRICES a Yor cash oF liberal terms of payment 155 and 157 Chatham st, ; at Linares warerooms. Lies STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES POR FUR- nitare, for cash, or ilberal terws of payment, NN, 476 Grand st., betwoen Pitt and Willet, eee wriaita TO DISPOSE OF THEIR FUR lulture, Carpety dc. will receive & tatr price by culling or addressing H, MANNES, 300 Teh av. $25, QU0Rermce Gnlice Bovkcnses, Chairs, &c., of vanced on during the winter. TUNIS JOHN va. MUSICAL, ANTED—POSITION AX SOPRANO IN CATHOLIC Or Protestant church ; no objections to th 5 Adddcaus SOPIANO, box 1872, udbesesthd Waste. -A TENOR FOR VOLUNTEER CHOIR IN an Episcopal church in Yorkville, whore servives will be aporactated. 1 on of address JAMES W. KOYD, 30 rond st., New ve bi 58 Liberty sh LBAl OPRANO FOR A ClHORGS unt be a post reader, and sing for a moderate RGANIST, jon G, abating salary ox: | QUARTET Gi TB. -¥OR AN HPISCOPA tent contralto, Address WANTED TU PURCHASE, _ SECONTS HARD DENTAL CHAT WANTED,” AD- dross CRAPPO, Hi tating kind and price. 0 SAWMILL OW! GROSS OF STICKS (500 gross & month) smo tor cake State lowest ices, with description mples, to E, BRANUKEN- Uitd, ‘cone and stick Importer, 14" Que mn wt, Finsbury square, London, FERTED, OFFIC 7 PARTITION Witt GLAS nels tn top, 6 oot hy a2 sh with 'tull description, PARTITION, Herald offices ““U"*** ‘OULD BUY CHEAP, OR ON Mirrors, slabs, bracket: fe htt and where ‘tWO PIER ibie private residence, OR, ae a MISCELLANBOUS, Asa ARD Gut NTC” BRONG HTN ‘The most effectual remoay will be found to bo DATURA TATULA, prepared in all forms, for smoking and fuhalation, by SAVORY & MOORR, No. 143 New Bond st,, London, and sold by them and all chemists and storekeopers throughout the United Stat sand Canada “MARBLE MANTELS, T PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE. ~~ Slate aud marble Mantots; + ot aasortment in the city. PENKE LATE COMVARNY, 50 Union sq Are, 4th APARNLE AND MAGHLETZED MAW ket at., on Tuesday, May iat be interred ia Greeawood oP, M. Remains to ary, 1 atts a ravens “ Furniture and Piurabers’ Binds. a at eel ” 184 and 190 Bass 16th 6, “near da ov, Awtye OPPOR and Tew estabiish low. Apvly 45" Jreenwich, corner Aas BAse OrPORTEN, LOCATED SAMPLE ness; Will be sole at & Sacritics ig. Apply to CAR- AY FIWST CLAss Liguol ior TE 4 Award for sale ata great vargwin SMITH, Auctioneer, 17 Centre st A RIKS IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE 4 Groveries, Meat Markets MITCHELL, 77 Codar st. Ka PLENDID BILLIARD cheap; aiso Lest Liquor Store: —FINE Bak scheay (COUNTERS, SHOW” Jawle. 1 Cortlandt st Cos YARD TO Leas ON Horses, Carts, £e., tor sale; at a7 Bridge st., Brooklyn. Fes SALE-A STOVE, HEATER AND 110 nishin established for a numberof year good Stock aud Tools. and a first class run of cus food Jobbing trade; very low rents large sto & BUSINES tive blocks fr Joi 0c! satisfactory reason for selling. Address H! Fy j Herald o ottice, “SALE-A COAL AND WOOD YARD: RENT low: locuted {n the upper part of the city, on the ide. For particulars address box 172 Herald Uptown Foe se “B HED ‘Third avenue Bakeries anes ab 110 Ist av., in saloon. BLINDS, 6 AND BIDL- 9 Broadway, Jeuse nnd cheap r Apply at 240 7th wy Apply ais week 26 West 16th sts A SARGAIN POR CASH, CIGAR AND din the Rossmore Hotel. Apply I. th av, News <tund YRON, 745 61 rE 1 at u bargain, FOR SALE—ME ‘Apply at 141 Broadway, roou new, hid tloor. EWS. THis VALUABLE ng eveuts aver the eutire world, 42, in Hine condition and weil bs THOM Tpxpox ILLUSTRATE: illustrated work of p Puoitshed in tho year 18 sent time; will sell wt cost. 3 OF AS doing @ good buslnew r selling out. Cull or addre t FOR SALE— poultry or butter, For full par- oratd oftiee. WASH beef, pork, Ts. We SURTAINS, COSTING wn ticket $40. Address A WIND .y box 174 Herald He W No. 4 wii be sold out at very luw p Join another business in Philadelphia cnn the next three months, JO KELIU! OR BAL PLANETS. 6 Lathes, lat a resses, 1 Finished Column, used for ‘dell re, L power Plate Rolls, 1 'eomvined Pu 1 hew Locomotive Boil ‘10 GORE POWER HAXTER & gines, six horse power Haskins and Ax21 horixontal, soo as Hew: also Lathes, Millin's Machines and Deilly ) MACHINE COMPAS OR SALE-EMPTR the United States for splittin wood, pine, oak aud hickory. WM. East 25th st. JURE CURE FOR SLIPPING BELTS. — Patent Pulley Cover (rubber) to srausiit 100 par cent more power than any other pulley—that is, it will do tvies the work betoro the belt ey 80 dayy trini, Sed for eireular, W. BILLINGS, box 3 261 Post offica, clty. RUBINO WHEEL, 10 FEET IN DIAM. ono finishing. Address J. U uiladel phim n- WOOD SPLITTERS “aa ail kinds Of kindling L. WILLIAMS, 154 WV ANTED. wi STED -AR ENGINE, LATHE, 30 INCH SWING, 6 to 8 foot betwi weocttter. Address, statlng lowest prive. WILLIAM BLLadse 4 Downing st.. ety prorosats FOR INDIAN ‘ausportation, Davanracuet ov tux Letenron, VICK OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, , 1877, Sealed Clothing, directes Leonard st. until 12 M. of Tues. day, May he following supplies, for the Indian service esas und tranapeeintion Faq fr he fiscal year ending vane BO, ¥ Pounds. | Hominy . Hard Bread. $3000 } Tow. 5.850 Hats and caps 6.483 Shoes, pairs. Pants, pairs. ety Dry Goods, Hardware, sd and Medical Supplics, sorged by bidders and tert gether with blank prope will be furnished ou app.ication to tl ton, or at 40 Leonard New York) BO Clinton place, New New Yorks’ to Win, Neholson, Sup Kithira, Lawre! co. Kansas won! Us, wt St. Louis, worth, St, you, 483 Hroad’ imtendent Indian saries of Subsint~ ioux City, ~ BILLIARDS, tT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES TN equal to new, at very low prices, H. W, . 73% Broadway, 3 EVEL BILLIARD TABL) 's wiro cushions, indorsed by all Jeuding Professional players; extra inducements now. oud band ‘Tables W. ih ONtePLET & great bargains, CO, 40 Vesey st. Fest, CLASS BILLIARD TAB 0, AT PHE- LAN’S new warerooms, No. 14 V ALD AND ONE 280 Broadway, sec: JOR SALE CHEAP—FOUR BI Pool Table, nearly uew. Inquire nor peat lad; JH, Herald Uptown of “ESSONS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE AT KESI- ddence of pupils; also com rastioual, by @ Parisian lady, Address 0. MAYNE, 442 Wei M™ * W. G. BRYAN’S SEME ig for Young Ladies, Batavia, N.Y. wes STORAGE, Wi opeaks Ande ry 23 E. 10 ABINGDON 8 THE OLDEST ANDI SIVE AND “RESPONSIBLE, ESTABLISH THE BUSINESS FOR THE-TRMPORARY STORAGE, OF PURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE, THEATRICAL PROPERTIS, V. 2 er ARAe 1M. KO! RIVED N A GoORREGLS FinsT C shouse for fine furniture, tr iments, works of art, &e. Safe deposit vaultsfor valuable Sates of wil sizes in vaults to reut by the month or year, affording absolute yeurity. 4th av. aud S2d ot Ol FURNITURE, PLANOS, 1 rr ole: ; furniture ren ved, WiLLEAM He MICH ALE y leeckor. mmerce st, Near T OHDE'S N EB WAREMOUSE. Dseparate targ YEE ant upwards Oflce Sad Hud. ton st,, In furoiture store, JAGnEx & STORAGE WAREHOUSES, 803 14th st., near Sth av., aajoiving the bank—lor poe A pianos’ and pe aust weceptable and rellable onsh advanced. JAGLE STORAGE WAREHO! clean and orde: lowest rat aievavor). 1Os-101 West Sa al thorchundise, 103 feet doop; night watchman; low ratos; U Y¥ tangh im) proved (M. oue door wort of ti TKW STORAGE WAREHOUSES, 750, 75d Td aa ay. ha “for turnituros rags for carriages, ge he, SMITH ILLS, Proprietors, PTORAGE.—LA ANTITIES — PURNITURE Swonted, 218 3 Broadway, Chonpost, sale; room and key; 81 u VIE HARGER WARKHOUSES to S4th sts, having 4 remodelled upon spew B ag they are prepared to give better accommodation than any gther warehouse in hi city for storage of furniture, pianon, bag onda of every deweription, and at lowest Faken an Inapeeston invited. Oifico 900 West J4th st, ASTROLOGY, “DON'T BR TONT-RNOW THY DESTT upoa by pretenders. Uo to Wont 41a An bear Broadwi WO! RReOE CHILD, GIFTED WITT skCOND everything without questioning, 123 Weve Broadway. —NO IMPOSITION: GREATEST BUSINESS ULATIC A svoyant, Mrs. POSTIBIC; satisfaction or no pay. 423 ‘6th av., near 20h st, MES CORAL —TRUE FORTUNE TELLING, NO humbug. 912 West 6th st, rear bouse, basement, Foe bow; Ho gentlemen. Mt K. ROSA REVEALS Your Wiouk pave, FitoM | Miho eradio to tho grave, 474 Canal st; _. MEDICAL, | BMW. MILTON pry office No, 47 West 13th st, none 6th ay. “=MMB. RESTELL, IN PRACTION SINCK 188 __|_ Ottis 1 Bast 52d s1,, first door fram Sr —Di, ASD MME. GRINDLE. =RESTDENC eofticn, No. 142 West #ith st., botweee Oth and 7uh ave A Avi of Went a st, near Broadway, | WEST'S OLD varice between Br yadw fh % yours 129 Liberty st. 40 EAST 20TH ST., BETWEEN aru Ss G | av. and isin cata . _ AMUSEMENT AMUSEMENTS. ~ wi FLPeeeae Woxen iEare RAND OPERA House. 728° Broadway TYOOLE & UVONNELLY. Lesseos and Managerg oes LEEPERVED Skat | (Orchestre Circle LAST FOUR WBEKS OF THE SEASON, Last PERFORMANCE: Tie GREAT. DRAMA, CLOSING MAY 31, — ¥IPTA AND FINAL PROGKAMME OF © wad Lic a HELLER'’s WONDERS | with tts, marvellonsls i enet God boamtiful UNION ATI Reproduction of the famous _ VEKFORKN NCES OF Ross. Higngt SECONDSiGHT SHANCE, | “LAST ROSE MICHEL ATINEE on WE INES: MISS WELLER, FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND B concluding, wit with a wierditke piece of business, entitied a GRAN +r MONIAL BENBFIT, ARK SEANCE IN A NEW LIGHT. tendered by the le Hizeps of Sew York to Master M HELLER Messrs. POGLI & DON LY. waTiseee DNespay at SATURDAY MAT. NING MATINEES WEDNE SATURDAY MAT? ND EY, Children haif price to M TONY Fasror reer Saar TNION” SQUAR | Tost patie ‘ Proprieto ir. Sit Dat eikeok TONY Past COM A A . ‘pithaeee KOK Two PERFORMA 5 ee LAST WEEK olf BROADWAY. Mine Pe ennar Andrew which witl be pre e period, w ana the br herto ish peluding the FAMOUS STA tiustraving th for Urat SO | the theatre _WEEK | saturday, last Mat W YORK A. 1 AMPLED STR river, guard, & on and utter Tuesday f thie uray. Preventing She mont refined variety sntercainmeng ia the uted with «cast of | NGTH, with costumes new and pletur hoot Mr Marston aud opted fects, ety, MATINER W WwW ALLAOK'S Proprietor and Man Tue Manager is ¢ COMI to anuounce | Th with tts oad ot pas: vs MY A The andience was kept i Inst My Awlul Dad | hit of the Wail A inee of DJ QUARIU Inesday aud Saturday at 1 THE vIcrIMIZED, ON, THE LO SICK BACHELOR, HE «ePropric net NCE UNARTGAN AND nie DETECTIVE, ANTE FOX, stunmines, and Tack the Pelith y. Uakes Rose, Billy son. Heral LESTER wFUL pap, 4 roar ot laughter from first to is Magness OOASly the most brilliant “WALLACK wren pap. FIBRY DUTCAMAN, jiroadway and SOthos |S THE WIDE-AWAKE CLERK pen daily from) A.M. vill 10 P.M, | TUK CHARMING WIDOW, Marvellous Pate Talled Japaneve Fishes. The celebr THE PAIR FIANCEE snd THE ANGEL IN Al N Arno Mr. He-No, Beautiful varicolored Fish, for whieh chad to perfection, by d. Now on exhibition. B HOLLAND, MR, was offered and ret te LUGIN ab Marine Pyke's ut sbi 1G ic Admission, pos e PASTOR ONY Pas is river, Lake and veewn ATINER TODAY. MEL HARRY BEC KET HANNON, MRO ke Aqnanant. } VERY x Two Features, TORS. "PECK MISS ROSE R BARKER, MKS, JOHN BER+ SATURDAY AT 2:30, us KS IN ADVANCE, A WEEK OF MINSTRELSY. % FIRST APPEARAN OF THE CELEBRATED 090099009, LIFOKNIA BOLLAN MINSTRELS eT. WALTERS AND. Monto: TOM CHANGER, bins i DY WANH rE, vA D, HARRY. PHT WONDER | emp, 3 a 5 Ee i} ‘ a Fl ‘0 o 2 5 90099000 YY » THE FOLLIES GILMORE'S GARDEN. eR AIR ARDS Sta, a The very Inat opportuulty to witness liv most Tremendous _Matineos 4 musement Combination of modern times! Biri we ey TigaThE omy 000 PERPORMIN 'ALLIONS, aN cE the wonder of the world. PPP, RRR n WY NY vec aa) 883 BSS. charming menuge, $10,000 TAN. | F BR OR WO NN N c ‘3°88 8 DEM STALLION TEAM, with the most accomplished of | PoP ROR I N a 3 8 modern horse: Aitas “Jon uise Heugler, Last-| PPP RRR It NX EER 88S. 88S. unchallenged bareback rider of the two | P KOR ION E 3 8 CHARLES W. FISH. Last chance to, wits | B RR cE. 83 8 8 amenoth olrons Combination, the comple P RR EEEE 883 688 arvellous Museum and all res ot the new and. only GREATEST | RRR 00. A L Tu. kK OR 0 0 AA L nat Land 7 KR ° NA L Prices, 7 RRR o ANA L orchestra 50 cent kK RO AA The Great Barnum RoR oo oer L proof pavilions at Danbury, ROR ‘00 A 4 LLLL @ ‘The director, Mr. J. FRYER, °. for the close of the Musical Season GRAND WAGNER-BE POSITIVELY, For “ONE YO prosonted with gorgeous miso en scene and au admirable cast. WEDNESDAY, } Mor 8 LE. Ma ‘i THURSDAY, MAY 3, tt Tins oabuny AND ALSO. Al4 BROADWAY. STEINWAY WA WHDNES Da¥ EVENL RAND CHOP Fantasie~Opus 49. cturne =u minor, opus 87. Prelude—Opus 28, No. Prelude—Opus 28, No. a jap minor. matinee), M Admission, $1; secured soats, $1 OWEKY THEATRE. The followl tar Age ¢ following popular favorit ‘ siie Bo FRANGHS oY GKORGE FRANC Mot ew Haven, Si; Hartford, ful Spectacular Opera, SATURDAY (last matinee), American Composers. 50, uy, a toh Providence, SATURDAY TURD. if POSITIV. MES 1 ‘DAY, respectfully unnouuces LSON will begin her of 1877, enring lor the FIitst eet LETH NIGHT.” nN SS ROYAL. MONDAY EVE) ronan are MATINEL of at iy the PRINC! age BOTAL on ot RLY FARE 4 TIME in New York as VIOLA, *.* Reserved Seats may be se: VEN FESTIVAL, cured for two weeks whead. WE ONLY, tte ND, GO ASSEMBLE, c ONGREGATE at TONY VENING, MAY 7 MATINEE TO-DAY. 2d and 3 wve—Every ov ENT PLATOO NDA and Saunders, Song aud Gymnasts, Now Bailet of tomo of “A Suldier Hero." MANIA THEA D. NEUENDO! ete FIDELIO LL COMMENCE ON ESSIPOFF, at 8, CHA! a low neari; A fant toned 7! round e “ni ‘OND HA worth and James Danvers tave rosewood Decker (of 14th nurs, maine ou plate, cot 1,200, fet. G27 frusraniee and bill of eale BERLE'S TIVOLI THEATRE, ST! ST, BETWEEN is week ind Thursd Las THE ‘SKVENT! ees MeVicker s lstere, oventug Bo NAl Danco; The nA Night in Vi nals E.—SPLENDID “NEW” UPRIGHT AS a0 square Pianos te rent, and rent allowed if viinily bg i new Pi vatent redietio giteat reductions to gash sustomers ‘aken in N EXCELLENT CHANG way & Sons’ 7% octave P my ory Ma BV. COFe forte nt a barwAl jurchaser’ ‘urniture, sferable to 4 Dining Room iI this day private ND KRANISCH & BACH AND pare Pianos at great bargatus. Nos. 241 and 1 = ie ta DiGK, Sr a eee ‘A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND STEINWAY PRESTR" hligy, POMDW AT AND, o_O. | are ssterait sure ote. cre seats FARE’ NT STEISWAY ESONS winway Hall New York, FAKES “SELL STRINWAY & MR oscar MR. in bis creation: of ‘OL, MULBERRY SELLERS, Cot: MULBEIY SELLERS COL, MULBERRY SELLERS, in Mark Twain's American Drama, with the xreat cast, in- cluding Mii Gordon ns Leura Hawk duck, WI nitin "St LGR" ite ‘ek Mr. RAYMOND will soon app: novelty, T ont Novelty. - VARIETY - iz MATINEE T Ootussta Ore ‘eonwich av.—Be on hand 2 © tho gre MALES BATHERS FREN y, i MINUET. ee Py 4 DYATER. —- ‘The Sultu: Biondes; new Statue wforte; also a magnificent 7! Troupe ‘used 7 mont! Cn the SI: PASTOR'S—OPEK. Pastor — Vaudevillo— Pastor—Comody—tony— Fs eins ry rad Matineos Tuesdays, Thursdays gad Ft 50, ASSGRTMENT OF SECON Sat RDAY, 2 P.M. In thorough good ord Shak oe rina new and striking for sale ri very low ‘prices. LER RRING ai Railay Sth av. and INth at TONY—BUR- T OF SKCOND D ND” STEINWAY hte for Strangers; ‘Turkish spicy nov: | four round p PTIAN HALL, 34 ST. the Countryman and the Plastiques, A Night tn most beanitiul young the Queen of Love or MAKE NO MISTAl BY. MATINEES TUESDA' . Bi ris reat OF THE KIND nis LAVE OF be ia on A : mirable Specialties and ‘eugheble TO-DAY's Grand Matin RISL. ARIET Us: Every afternoon at 2:30; EBP YOUR vr Grand diay by TA A otsT CoMEN, artiat ni GRAND BALLET. CAPTIVATING, GoNGR, 1 Perfect ae Artistic Ske! dN K is in naughty sketehes, new spicy Frouch sensa- Femule Bathers, Rieh, Kacy Novelties, the jes in the city, the French Miauet, Anouts of Itayn NGS AT i THURSDAY PASHIONABLE TUBSDAY MATI- am 6TH AV. AND SOTIL Le ELLE Oe Lae ENTERTAINMENT, Models. ‘urn AND 3D AV.—NiCE Voxos Hi B PLACEI T PRIVATE SALE— Pinno at n sucriti rosewood Pianoforte, ¢ private residene niture lor sale also. and SATURDAY at 2. (GYLE ROOMS, rosewood P a improvement t $75 5 Wert 25 \ LADY WILL SELL, LESS THA forte, 28 Kast Jd, ne: Fist CLASS MAKERS Ant ly leaving city. TLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE A ante aR 2 rovewood Planofurte, u , for ales, Fieh t nitura. ‘a sacrifi ut avratfe, $1.2 new Please call ‘ot the Wo jANT STEINWAY AN ELE for leas than balt N. B.—Household Fure AN $e. 7 oce AVE tino mmagniticent 744 octave re aprile LADY WILL SACRIFICK SeRiNWAT aE] vor ci erik $100; a magnificent Pianofot veh all em nts, pats mt ner dass. “out arved lous ease, cost fast Stool, Cover and Music Buund, cost ping: ® rare paanee to ba: Vaudevitte Remember | LO XCITING DANCER RIGHT, B. runing is js music r strels wt TONY PASTO! URRAY'S GRAND atternoon and evenin; Vv AUDEVILLE, and Comedy at a TUNY Pastois TALIAN OP! Lita Jate season will ALBITES, No 5 o'clock P.'M, loaxe A fost 14th at. Cr Tuesday Matinos, offers i duces ove omens. ROPESSOR BARNES CHALL > I in fing, elegant and wracetul walsete venting, Mi. tamsey, Brooty NY RS elty und only purely Vand is. All the desirable and nient world are represe “p corts every Preven Cireassian Ind: ontng. ‘Admission iH “ an TONY PN Sto: _MATINER 70-1 CING AND OXING, FE Wh av. USIO PLAYED BY MME, de Bacchorine,” by Duleken, ting tor Me,” De He; op, Ac: Walt, 7 Square Theatre; Dan's boss non; “MINSTRELSY, | given in one inammoth entertain Mi TO-DAY. ONLY THEATRE IN NEW YORK THAT GIVES TONY | TODAY, TODAY To. DAY. ASTOR'S—THE LEADING Wd by the brighten flty Stars ta the profession. ALAIS ROYAL! 9 orn A onty BAND OF MINSTRELS IN NEW YORK | rout Callforute Aiolian Minsirets now playing HOOTING ACADEMY, 619 Hoxtng taught in 24 lesson selling Manos aod Orgat iy i monthly and quarterly payments. or tol oy allowed purchased. ees zie et nd reat | MAzox & HAMLIN GABINET ORGANS ARE NOW {ISCHER PIANO, SPLENDID: TORE aAND DS RELTAS a <> ble, > West 25tn st. Maudaot second Jorn ST. AND BROADWAY. P. Cages FR OR ie oe | GBEat REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Fi CLass ART end NATURE | Uisianre and upright Pianos. for sale or to let. ATION KROWS. l. DKE, 66 axees 4th a it Bowery. net y fe wourn. | } FORACE WATERS & SONS, 14 E. St Tit at ane ‘enere ely tor is , ed on easiest torms of payment and wt almost as low miored by th a Matinee tc raed orvane, S100; with hive wo IRCUS, HOUSTON 8T., few company ; new fea La hounces them Union square, AGNIPICENT — BURLESQUE OPERA nt x Cu. Minat and TORS, FRIGHT AND sqQu ENGES TH. WORLD erre. 9 Uae sing at hls Minuet Ie at Lyceum Hail, | the etiampion waltzor ot FE chien DANCING DODWORTIT'S 8 th av., open tor e! teats lows oity or soante GORDON Ss. a WDatemove May 1 to 11 Rast 14th st, tormerly Chick U and $19 monghty till paid, oF rou £3 upward. OCTAVE RO! sewood also superb Steinway; rare bare _GORDUN'S. 197 air: Orin, $40; ont ot Hawt 14th oe. PIANOS AnD ORGANS, 3 Wid AKK VIANOS, $75 TO $260; 6D 14th at, ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE Pty ering Vianotorte; every improves ms square (At » 15 Waverley place, noar Broadway. ACADEMIES, 1100f, FOR DANCING NO: Gt or private lessons, —CARTIBIVS DANCING ACADEMY, no 8 OF fet oan OPEN ALi, SUMMER. V.—~FORTY ENGLISH, ona GLIDE spectalty, #n Janta, Grand con SAURE'S SOIREE —M As wt, thisevening. PRIV DAY. yy aNcth ne fond tor circular, Lolowel MONSTBRY, | LSSIPORY—"MINUET | Pe SONIC HALL, 11 ATK LESSONS Bayt oon — REMOVALS, PWERKWITH TELL ALL M removed from 38 Int to Lot ul ag eig SAT | ere Are iagos | and Kivington, f Re WUPTEME I ARIZ DECKER, DRESS ons feu Union SEO} | erecta Bean a Sate RSME E TCD ONT ne em TN eas NE een NNT See EN VIC Ne TRRERTEREIE SR NESS TERE Te ene SS ee