The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1877, Page 10

THR POST! OFFICE CATASTROPHE, CORONER'S INQUIRY INTO ITS CAUSES—EXPLA- | NATION OF THE SUPERVISING INSPECTOR OF MATERIAL. Coroner Ellinger yesterday morning bogan his in- ry ito the deaths of the three men erusned under the falling roo! of the Post Office building on Tuesday jast, The United States Equity Chamber was sot apart for the purposes of the inquest. ‘The first witness examined was Mr. Thomas H, Oak- shett, He testified:—I am at present Supervising In- Spector of Materials, and in charge ol the construction of the New York Post Office; I have also charge of the building, partly under the supervision of the Super- Vising Architect, Mr. Hill; Tad general supervision of that part of the building when the accident hap- pened on May 1; I was appointed about two months before the rosignation of Mr, Mullett, the pre- vious Supervising Architect; before that I was Superintending tho construction of several buildings in Charleston, 8, C., and Columbia, 8, C.;1 was assigned to this building by the present Supervising Architect on the recommendation of the Secretary of the Treas- ury; I was not educated as a civil engineer or archi- tect, but! have acquired the knowledge necessary to the discharge of my duties im practical work; onthe 1st of May, when the roof fell in, 1 was sitting at my desk; but I knew of the work carried on th which consisted in tho erection of an iron truss; 1 ordered the truss from Hugh Haven & €o., of Mussuchusetts, Without inviting competition; furnished Mr, Haven with @ photographic drawing of the trusg, and took him to the top floor and showed him the truss which I wanted duplicated; an employé of Mr, Haven had general charge of the erection of the truss; my tore- man had chargo of its immediate supervision, and) bad the general supervision. WHY THE TRUSS WAS OXDERKD, When taking charge of my duties in the Post Office in August la: an examination of the premises, and found iu the room where the accijgent dd was informed that the wall was carried by four fifteen-inch irom beams; it was a twelve-incu wall, thirty-six feet iong avd nineteen feot high, an extension of a wall beginning on the floor | below, and its object was to hold and support the roof; art of this wall on the floor bolow had been removed jn order to oniurge the court roum below, in conse- quence of which the supports became insuflicient and cuused the cracking of the wall on the floors above and a deflection of the beams in the ceiling of the court room; alter a consultation with Mr, Mullett and subse. quently with Mr. Hill it was suggested to remove the wall and replace it by an iron truss; previous to this, however, an opening had been made in tho wall in order to relieve the weight on the support below; tho extent of the cracking of the wall is shown by a diagramydiagram shown and made partof the testi- mony); the truss to be furnished was to be of tho sume size, strength and material us the one in the ad- joining room, which was aesigned in Washington; the truss Was Dot examined before it was put up, as all the examinations are generally made aiter the completion of tne work; but still the erection of the work is su- periutended and checked when anything is (ound Wrong; the examination was not made here on ac- count of the implicit confidence placed in the frm; the root was supported by “shores,” six inches by eight Inches, placed upon timbers, during the erection of the truss; the removal of the wall was compietea zeveral d: ys belore the erection of tho truss; on Saturday, April 28, I was intormed by Mr. Haven that the erection of the truss was com- pleted, but 1 had not examined the work after its completion and I had not accepted the work trom Mr. Haven ; when notitied of the completion of the erec- tion of the truss I could not immediately examiuo the work, but instructed Mr. Dougherty, my foreman, to be very curotul und not to remove any of the “shores” ‘until be was completely satisfied that everything was correct; on blonduy, April 30,1 asked Dr. Hill to ex- Amine the truss in place, and after examining a stair- way which I recommended to be removed 1 passed with Mr. Hillunder the new truss and pointed it out to him ; the “shores” were in position then; Mr. Hill looked at it, but did not express any opinion, and went down stairs, and on the same evening left ior Albuny. A recess was bore taken, after which Mr, Oakshott was again puton the stand aud said:—On Tuosday, May , atone o'clock, 1 had just returned to the oflice and Was going up to examine the truss carefully when heard acrash and Mr, Barton said:- ‘nere goos the truss!’’ I rushed upstairs aud found that the truss had failen; never gave any orders to remove the shores; never inspected or examined the truss, or accepted it, ‘and never certitied to the vouchers and payment there- for as it was ata time of the month when I was very much engaged. WHO SHOULD BE BLAMED, T explained to tho contractors that the truss was to be proporly bolted and riveted, which was not done, however, und which | consider to be the fault of ub contractors, but this omission was not tue sole’ caus: of the accident; the inner end of the truss was to be Fe ne by the brick wall, the other end by one ver- teal support, according to drawings aud plans sub- mitted, which were not carried out; the removing of the sbores was not a dangerous work |! the erection of the truss bad been properly curried out; in my ab- Senco the business to superintend this devoived on my foreman; the Treasury depended on the Supervising Architect, the latter ou myself, and 1 depended on my foreman; on Monday aiternoon Mr. Dougherty re- ported that some of the shores carried but little weight, and thut he intended to remove some, and I cautioned him to be very careful in so doing; Mr, Dougherty ulso reported on Monday evening, April 30, that the truss was erected in place and all right, and be is a man of great experiener; after the accident 1 examined the truss, and at first it was my opinion that there was a flaw in the irou; the truss itself I found bent (buckled), and found the absence of the tater in the truss, so 1 feel satisfied now that the acci- dent was caused by insufliciept support on the outer end; the presence of ungle irons would have Mrengthened the truss; bad I examined the truss before its tall 1 should consider the acei- dent my fault, bat this exutmination not hbuving been mado it was the duty of my foreman, Mr, Dougherty, to see everything properly secured Mr, Dougherty acquired his experience im Washing. tob as @ master Mechanic in several goverument vulid- ings, and he is very skilful; severe! inspections of the entire work buvye been made by Mr, Mullett as ad- visory architect; I took charge vf the building for the purpose of enlarging the court room, in consequence ot which the whole upper story rested on fitteen meh door beams weighing down on tho ceiling of the court room, cracking the wall resting ou it well as we | ceiling below; I bave been informed that walls wero | removed in other parts of the building before; all changes made can be accounted for in the ollicial re- ports and sufficient reason assigned for every contem- P ated change; what was done Letore me I cannot tell; My predecessor in oflice was J! G, Holbert, AL this point the fequest was adjourned Ull to-day at leven oolock. It is thought that the investigation witl occupy @ week at least. The next witnesses to be zatled are Foreman Dougherty, Supervising Architect Hil, Messrs. Hugh Haven & Co., the builders of the truss, and Mr. Schuman, of the United States Construc- lion Bureau at Washington. THR COMMISSION OF EXPERTS. ‘The labors of ‘the commission appointed by Post- Sherman, to ascortuin the cause of the falling of the Post Office rool, and if possibie to tix the responsibility where it properly belonged, were couctuded last even- Ing and sent on to the Secretary of the Treasury. HOTEL INSPECTION. INSPECTION OF THE HOTELS BY THE DEPART- MENT OF BUILDINGS—MEANS GF ESCAPE 1N CASE OF FIRE TO BE PROVIDED, Superintendent Adams, of the Buildixg Department, has just completed an investigation into the safety of the hotels in this city and their means of escape in case of tire. The following are the principal recom- mendations mado to hgm in the reports of his inspec. tors:— master James, pursuant to instructions from Secretary ¢ NEW YORK HERALD, TUE fifth street, of stairs is required at Morpuy.—Suddenly, on Saturday, May 6, at the the west enc from the first tothe top | residence of ber sister-in-law, Mrs, Bliz\ Collins, 106 floor, fb of the building known as Nos. Land 3 | Adams st., Brooklyn, AvuLixe P, Vax Dosey, wile of Wert Twenty fourth sireet requires au opening ia the party wall op the west side of No. 1 on the fourth story, so as to connect tho hallways with No, 3 on the same floor, fo tho Grand Hotel, ut Broadway and Thirty-tirst street, the outer hatis must be extended to the front on Broadway and fire escapes must be put on the feont, The hall must bo extended to the fire escape at the east end and gmss be put in tne doors of the cle- vators in paw ‘of wire netting. Signs must be posted in be the halls indicating the way to fire escapes and stairs, In the Irving House the halls must be connected with the outside fre escapes and signs be posted in the balls, A chain tire escape must be added to the ‘Twelfth street front, ‘The Westminster Hotel, Sixteenth street and Irving place, requires bridges at’ the third, fourth, fifth and sixth stories, on the rear of the building, and at the westurly end, ucrosss the area. The Rossmore Hotel requires additional means of escape by connecting the balls on each floor with the outside fire escape, Signs must be posted directing the way to the same, und a chain Gre escape is ri quired at each end of the halls to be opened to Se’ enth avenue, ‘The Crittenden House, at Broadway and Twenty- sixth street, is reported to be alreudy suiliciently pro- vided with means of egress, Ample means of escape are reported also as already provided at the Fifth avenue Hotel, ‘The St. Omer Hotel, at No. 334 Sixth avenu ported as well provided with meaus of egress, ‘The means of egress at the Gilsey House are already sufficient. In the Bowery Hotel the baila must be connecicd, on the second and fifth floors, with the Gre escape in front, A HEAVY CRASH. Considerable excitement was ocvasioned yesterday morning in the building at No, 170 Broadway, corner of Maiden ‘lane, by the failing of ¢ safe from the fifth floor to the second story. Fortunatey it ouly resulted in doing damuges to the floors and ceilinga to the ex- tent of soveral hundred dollars, , The circumstances under which the accident took place were as follows:—Several workmon who were in the employ of the Eagle Safe Company were removing a sale from an office on the second floor to one on the filth, aud were hoisting it through the well bole that rung trom the second floor to the top story. When the safe, which was 4 small une, and weighed only about a thousand pounds, had nearly reached the fifth floor, the ‘Yack’? or ouken joi placed across tho railings of the well hole at the Hith story, and on which the safe was resting, snapped asunder und the safe fell to the vestibule of the second Noor, Fortunately 1+ rested on the oor beams and did not drop through, It however broke through the laths und plastering, doing Gonsiderable damage to the offices of the Mark’ Fire Insurance Company on the tioor below, A clerk who was within aiew feet of tho fulling debris when he hoard the noise jumped over the little counter by the side of his desk und ran for the doors leading to Broadway. A little fright felt by the clerks in the various offices was ali tho inconvent- ence “sustained by the largo uumber of persons em- ployed in the puilding. ITALIANS IN TROUBLE. —— Giuseppe Colombo and Giuseppe Torchio, the two Italians who were arrested ou Friday on # charge of swindling Jean Berthaut, of No. ¥l Greene street, out of $260 in gold, wore committed by Judge Wandeil yesterday in $2,000 buil each to answer on a charge of Braud larceny. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. CLariin—Converss.—On Monday evening, April 30, by the Rev, F, H. Marling, Gzorce B. Cuariin, of Yonkers, N. Y., to Aumix F., daughter of the late Cuarl E. Converse, of this city. RyaN—Eupripgr.—Ou Monday, May 7, atthe Church of the Trausiiguration, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton, T. B Ryan to Linuiz Expeipcx, both of New York city, SLATTERY—O’CoNNoR.—May 7, 1877, at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Brooklyn, 4 the Rev. K. Corcoran, Jamgs J. SLarrery, of New York, to Josspuink M, Lovtsx, second (surviving) daughter of Owen O'Connor, Eaq., of Brooklyn, No cards, DIED. Avcriag.—At her late residence, Passaic, N. J., on Sunday, Muy 6, Jaxx, widow of the Hon, Joba B. ‘Ayerigg, in the 78th year of bor age. Relatives and friends aro invited to her funeral, with- out turther invitation, on Wednesday, the 9ib inet., at forty-five minutes past ten A, M. Erie trains leave Chambers sireet ferry at 10, aud Twenty-third street ferry at 9:45 A. M. —At West Farms May 6, WiLuiam J. Breck. lives und iriends are’ respectiully tuvited to at tend the funeral, trom his late residence, Boston road, on Wednesday, May 9, at half-past two P. M. Brouiwoxr.—On Saturday, May 5, Kastner, wiaow of the late Jeseph M. Binioger, in the 91st yeur of ber age. elutives und friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, {rom her late residence, 241 Wost 54th st, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o’clock, Beaby.—On Monday, May 7, MaxGakat Brapy, be- loved wife of John Brady, a native of Belibryen, county Dubiin, Ireland, in the 64th year of her aye. Relatives and triends of the family ure requested to attend the luneral, Irom her late residence, 44 Wash. ingtou st,, on Thursday, May 10, at ewo P, M. Silwaukee and Philadelphia papers please copy. Braby.—On Monday, May 7, ab balt-past nine A, M., after a short illness, Huan M. Brapy, the beloved busbang of Susae E. Brady, in the 32d year of his age. Relutives and friends of the family are respecttuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 632 Greenwich st., at two P, M. Buuce —On Sunday, May 6, 1877, Junta Evsey, only child of Thomas and’ Julia H, Brace, aged 9 months and 8 days, The relatives and friends of tho family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, the residence of her parents, No, 332 West loth st., this (Yuesday) atternoon, at one o'clock, Byryes,—On Sunday, the 6th Inst., Exta FRaxces, daughter of the late James and Catherine Byrocs, in ber 23d year. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, 247 Eust 25th st, on Tuesday, the Sth inst., at hail-past one P.M. CaLLatiax.—In Brooklyn, on Muy 5, GrorGR A. CaL- LauAs, beloved husband of Anuie J, Hart and only son of Klien Caliaban, aged 21 y qars, ‘The relatives and friends of his uncle, Lawrence O'Grady, also those of his father-in-law, William Hart, ure respecttully invited to attend wis funeral, frum’ the residence of his uncle, L. O'Grady, 363 Bridge st., Brooklya, on Tuesday, May 8, balf-past nine A, M. Thence to St. Charles Borromeo, Siduey place, where a solemn requiem mass will be olfered his soul, CLakke,—In Harlem, on Sunday, May 6, Fiora Inuwe, dauvhter of George A. and Elenora J, Clarke, aged 8 mnonths, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral trom the residence of ber parents, 110 Kust 127th st, this day (Tuesday), May 8, at two o'clock P.M. Coomus.—In Brooklyn, May 7, of diphtheria, Ep- wanp Meuvitt, only son’ of Helen F, and Gustavus jomnbs, age 1 year, § months and 22 days. Funeral from the residence of Mrs M, A. Welch, No, 468 Washington av., on Wednesday, at ten A. M. Coxxon.—-On Monday, May 7, J: Curisrorvarr, eidest son of Nicholas K, and Mary E. Connor, aged 3 years and 6 months. Funeral services at No, 1,495 Broadway, on Tuesday, May 8, at four o’clock P. M. Interment at Milford, Conn, Cosren.o.—On Sunday, May 6, Mary Joskrutxe, oniy chid of Thomas M. and Sarah’M, Costello, age years and 3 months, ‘The funeral will take place from .37 Clinton place, Tuesday afiernoon, May §, at one o'clock. Cupiky.—In Brooklyn, at her lute residence, 433 In the part of the St, Nicholas Hotel known as Nos, 607-611 Broudway halls should be made in each story, connecting cach Wing at the south end; also the part known ag Nos, 613-619 Broudwoy requires an opening through the north wall of the sixth story to Ihe roof adjoming, and halls counecting With the same. .ho proprietors buve voluntarily put up an outside chain Bre eecape. he Mariborough Hotel, in Sixth avenue, requires an puisfe fire escape or openings through the pariy walls on the third and fitth floors, ‘The National Hote}, in Cortiundt street, requires an putside fire escape, with halls conpectin, he Merchants’ Horel, in Cortiandt sires requires enings through the walls on the tilth floor and io the Tue Compton House, at bird avenuo aud Twenty: fourth street, requires trapaoors to the wo ouside fire escapes and a hall conuectiag With the sume, with Signs idicaung the way to the tire escapes, ‘wo chain fire escapes ure ordered to be pat on the Ciiiton Place Hotel, one on the Si avenue trout and one on Clinton place, near the rear, Hallways must be made to Connect ‘with the fire escapes, wnd #igns must be posted to indicate the situation of the fatter, The hallways in the Atinutic Hotel, in the New Bowery, must be extended to connect with the fire ope, gud MUBL be posted im then Ip the Frankfort House, in William street, a practi- cal fire eovape 18 required’ ou wach wud of the first ball running parallel with Franksort street, aud signs must be pusted in the halle, The balls in the Glenbam Hotel, in Fifth avenue, must be connected with the outside fire escape, and an xcditional fire eecape must be placed on the front of | jhe building, Sigo¥ sudicating the way to the fire- capes must be posted in the bails, atthe Marion House, in Eust Broadway, a practical fre escape must be placed on the front, and whe ston nuirs of the preseot lire excupe tust ve properly put | lap betwoen (he xecond and third Hours, In the Braudreth House, at Broadway aud Canal reot, the bails must be extended and made to connect | ith the outside lire cacupe. Sigus must be posted in | he balls, ‘A practieal tire osc wior Place Hovel, at nd ull bullWays must be extended to connect with ro exeapes, Signs must be posted, In the West Siug Hotel, in Sixth avenue, an opening ast be cut through the party wall on the fourth toor, sorner buriding Wit the ons on Fit wired on the trout of t Place and Third avenue, fi verett House iron bridges ure required at 0 third, fourth, Aiih and sixth stories, extending cross the (nuer courtyare (0 the balls opposite. Tho Albermhriv Hotel, ut Broadway and twenty. arth wireet, requires an additional live of stairs and ridges, With Openings to the sume, : Jo the Hollman House, ut Broadway aud lwenty- At the bE | H. tare, in the dh on Monday, Slay 7, Exkanor, relict of Henry 'nged 79 years, The relutives and fricnds of the family are invited to uttend the ‘uueral, from the Church of our Ludy of Mercy, Debevoise st, on Wednesday, the 9th 1ust., ab ten o'clock A, M. Holy Cross, Fiatvush. Dauy.—On #riday, May 4, Joux T, Dany, in the S4ub year of his Funeral wil! uke place irom bis late residence, on Tuesday, May 8, at ten A, M. Dory.—On Sunday, May 6, Horace Dory, aged 69 years, Funeral from bis late residence, 21 Horatio st, Tuesday, May 8, three P.M, Kowy.—At Crotou Futls, N. Y., Sunday, May 6, Hesky Ep dest son of the late Heury Kdey, Ksq., of Brooklyn, tu the 44th yeur of bis age. Notice of funeral herealter, At Tarryiown, May 6, Mictart Fory, in the re 1 Wednesday, May 9, at nine o'clock, trom Teresa's Cuureh, Tarrytown, Funey.—Iu Brooklyn, on the 7th of May, Jastes FUREY, & pative of the county of Roscommon, Iretand, departed tuis tile. His funeral will take place (rom St. Peter's (Roman Catholic) Church, corber of Hicks and Warren sts, Lrookiyn, W: titiss Wil be oflwred tor the repose 01 his eoul; to the Cemetery of the Hoty Cros Relatives and iriends are respectiully Inviwed to actend wt bull past nine A.M May Mt Giass On Mouday, ay, 1877, at $20 Lexington edhe GRORGK GLass, son of Jonn aud Inabeta veoh Street Methodist Epis 3, foursday, May x und friends are ree No ilowers, Funeral trom Phirty- copal Chureh, between 2 10, at cieven o'clock speettully mvited to attend, Pivladelphia papers please copy Hant.—Ou Sanday aitorioon, May 6, 1877, Avovsrix 01 bis aye. Fuueral trom us fate residence, 858 West $7 b st, oo Wednuaday, at ten A.M. Hagkeriss. —On Supday afternoon, May 6, Canute, bier of (he late Leonurd Uazeltine. Revatives and t is Of (be tantly are ravited to ate tend the funera|, from ber lute residence, No, 66 Bast Glst st, Tuesday morging, May 8, ut ten o'clock, Friends will kindly refrun from seading Nuwers, Lawion. On May 7, CarHnnise Wite of Winam Lasior, daughter of late Lawrence Me+ Ciorkey, of Cluntyere, Londonderry, te 40th your of ler ug! Her relauves upd frieuds are respecitully ‘uvited to Ationd the (uuoral, on Wednesday, at two o'clock, trom ber late re-ieuer, 128 William at., S0u:6 Brookivn, Meany, --On Sunday, May 6, James #,, infant son of Martin and Kose Leary, aged 4 months. Funerai trom the residevce of his parents, 245 Bust Broadway, on Muvsday, 8h inst, ab bwo o'clock, 18) jor the repose of | 2 Iuterment at the Cemetery of the | year of bis | Lawton, vevoved | the Inte Richard Murphy, in the 52d year of her age. The relatives and {rievds of thé family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church’of the Assump- tion, corner of York and Jay , the sth atten A. M. Interment at Calvary Ce . PeTekse,—On Sunday, May 6, Louise C., belo wile of D. Petersen (family name Weeber), aged 34 years, 1 month and 19 days, Funeral {rom her late residence, 222 East Sth at, Wednesday, May it one vw’ clock P, M. Boston and Washington (D. U.) papers please copy. Rensig.—At Lodi, Monday, 7th inst, MARY, youngest child of William and Hutty M. Renale, of diphtheria. uRRTS.—Sunday, May 6, Many, wife of Robert E. Rowers. Relatives and friends of the family are tavited to attend the tunerai, from her late resiaence, No. 115 Allen st., on Tuesday, May 8, at one o'clock, Calitorma paners please copy. Rooyry.—On Sunday, 6th inst, Roszet J, Rooxky, Aged 27 yearg and 9 mouths, Funeral will take place trom his late residence, 127 tas Broudway, op Tuesday, 8th inst., at ono o'clock Ryax.—On Monday, May 7, Wintiam B., eldest son of Joseph P, and Mary Ryun, aged 19 years. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No, 876 Sixth av., on Weduesday, 9th inst, ac eleven A. M. rr pba and friends are respectiully imviied to at- tend, SkipMors,—aAt Morristown, N, J., Saturday, May 5, the infant son of William B, and Julia ©. Skidmor Svensx.— On the 6th tust,, VaTTHRReAN SyruKr, aged BL years, Her relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 366 West 19th st., ou Wednesday, at hall-past tour P. MM, Her remains will be taken to Sing Sing for interment, TauKevRLL.—Iin Jersey City, on Saturday, May 5, of paralysis, Mrs, C. B, TrugspeLt, Rejatives and friepds of the tamily aro invited to attend the funerul, at the residence of her son-in-law, Henry C. Phelps, No. 81 Grand st, corner ot Warren st, Jersey City, on Tuesday, Muy 8, at balf-past-one o'clock P, M. Columbia county (N. Y.) papers please copy. Watsoy.—At Rahway, N. J., on Suvday, 6th inst., WILLiaM Mensuos, infant eon of Charies A. aud Kate ‘T, Watson, agod 4 months and 16 days, Wrin.—On Sunday, May 6, Ricnanp Weir, in his 80th year, Fun vices at one o’clock to-day. The members of the Bookbiuders’ ciation are requ evolent Asso- ted to attend the funeral, CHARLES £, RAUN, Secretary, Wivans.—At Astoria, on Sunday, Muy 6, AxTuoNy W. Winaxs, Relatives and frieuds are invited to attend tho Juneral services, at his late residence, on Wednesday, the 9th inst, at two P.M. Friends’ are requested to send no towers. _ FURNITURE, SHAE POPULAR PURNITUE MANUFACTURERS, JA.BAUMANN BROTHERS, 228 ang 230 Hudson, corner Broome 4t., the cheapest and most reiiable louse to buy Carpets, Furniture or Bedding, for cash or instalments, by the week or month. T GEORGE A, OLARK 47 BROADWAY—ALL wand desirable stylos of Furniture, Carpets &e., on liberal terms of payment, Y PRIVATE SALE—ALL THE FURNITURE GON- tained in five story brown stone residence 120 West 234 near Oth ay. ; superb Parior Suits, 14 piecos, cost $1,200, for $175: Suits ie reps, $55 und $35; Etugeres, Bookcuses, Bronzes, Paintings, Library and Dining Room Furniture; Chamber Sults from $30 to $150; uiso magnificent Decker Fiunotorte, ull modern Improvements, cost $1,000, for $2753; Stool, Cover and Cubin jor shipping. Cull to-day, .—PIIVATE FAMILY WILL NACRI- jewant Parive Suit, covered in fine satin, with sil: puflinus und inlaid Trames, cost $500 lust Novem- . Turkish Suits in tapestry for $100, $85; rep Suits for $45 and :, handsome wainut Chamber Sets, complete; spring and hair Mattresses, B fet, Extension Tuble, Bookcases, Desks, two Pier Mirrors, collection of Brouzes, Oil Paintings, Carpets and ail the other Furniture contuined in tour story residence. Call belore purchasing elsewhere at 130 Kast 16th st., between Bd av. and Irving pla Call thre <FURNITURE.--PRIVATE . 1th st.—Parlor Suity ty halreloth: Steinway Pianotort Furniture, hair and spring Mattresses, Mirrors, Curtains, Patntings, Bronzes, Carpets, Library and Dining Room #ur- niture, Table Cutlery and sulia Silverware, at auction thi (foesday) morning, wt 10 o'clock. Goods pucked and shipped it desired. ROBERT ©. CASHIN, Auctioneer, GENTLEMAN WILL SACRIFICE HIS ELEGANT Furniture, Carpets, Pianoforte, Parlor Suits, Paintings, Bedroom Suits, Mattresses, Bedding, sideboard, Extension Table, Curtains. Mirrors, Turkish Furniture, Silverware, 4c, Gall immediately. Residence 51 West 24th st., near Madison square, » KETIDENCE NO, 47 » satin, plush. rep and rich and plain Bedroom SALE FOR ONE WEEK tained in nine rooms, at pris ul 206 West 25th st., 7th av, including Chickering Pinnotorte und solid Stiver wad Plated Wure; also a fine lot of Dresden China: « burgain, UYERS OF RICH FURNITURE, FINE PAINTINGS, Ornuments, &e., attend the auction sale Tucaday, sth, at 37 Kast 20th. See auctions, i NURNITUSE.—GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Furniture, Carpets, Bedding und Ofleloths, ut W. GUINEVAN': §, G83 Sth Weekly or monthly payments. ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR. Initure aud Carpets for cush or liberal torms of payment at COPERTHWAXLT'S, 155 and 157 Chatham st.; 15 large warerooms, real ns nde ARGES! STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FUR FUR- juiture, for cash or liberal terms of payment. BAU. Grand at., between Pitt and Willett. for Uarpets, Furnit ARGEST ASSORTMENT AND BEST PAKLOR AND ARE OFFERING OUR IMME STOCK OF ine Furniture, regardiexs of coxt, on account of closing out our retail business, DekLETH BROS., 821—B29 Gel ay., corner 47th st, tbo sold wits in 40 days, TANTED—? ARLOR PLUSH SUIT, IN GOOD ORDER; w price. Address, with particulars, PLUSH, Uptowa, iSufa Beds wre PAYNE'S patent, 101 4th av. TIES DECLINING HOUSERKUEPING ADDRESS, immediately, Pali, 28 Th ay. Highest prices pald (WHITE BANNEI).—EVERY DES" old Furniture less than auction pilge ali. EUROPL. _ ATKINSON'S" FeuPU MEY, Tad A GVAD USES Ps — ESS. WILITE ROSE, BROWN WINDSOR sOaP, AU DE COLOGNE, FIVE PRIZE MEDALS. Sold by ali deniers, & E. ATKINSON, ‘24 Old Bond st., Lonaon, AST 13 BS Lcription Househ ims Causes, S20, | TRADE MARK. \-5 & DA a CS) J. No. ~ WANTED TO PURCHASE. IQUOK STORE WANTED—GOOD LOCATION, 18 jeoxchange for Lots, free, and Cash. Address EVERSON, L | Herata office. WASTED Cawers! HAIR “SITAWL. ADDRESS, | stating price, JAMES, bux 160 Herald office Wantepaa FIKEPROOF SAFE, MLDIU) hud modern m ke, cheap tor cash, “Aduress, giving tu side dimensions and condition, K. K, W., Herald’otlies. MISCELLANEOUS, BST YOO vO INVAN tS,” a b supplying the HIGHEST AMOUNT OF NOURISUMENT in the MOST DIGESTIBLE AND CONVENIENT FORM, SAVORY & MOORE, No. 143 New Boud st, Loudun, and ali CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED erATES AND CANADA. MUSICAL, GAGEMANT BY LEADING AN" CON. W tratto; reader: expressive voice; training Wartel method. Address Prolessur SCHULTZ, 268 West 21st, TOUNG GENTLEMAN, EXPERIENCED TEACHER of pi wv aud organ, would give lessons La ex eo Addresy PIANIST, bi for table board ; Sundays excepted, | 127 Herald office DANCING ACADEMIES. A —DODWORTINS SCHOOL FOR DANCING, NO, 631 AL. Sth ay., open fur class or privite lessons, i ARITEIOS DANCING ACADEMY, 8 UNION Aguiar OPEN ALL SUMMER, PRIVATE LBs SUNS any hour: GLIDE spociulty. INSTRUCTION, ESSONS TN” SPANISH, B SGudstl, HOOKKERPING dant penmanship, by 4 Spanish yentluman, 454 40h av. Mo erate prices | Ks) W. BKVAN'S Seminary |.M jor You ies, Batavia, N.Y. : DAINEIA I COLLEGE, 907 BROADWAY. > Downtown Colle ladies’ department, MIMONTA wove ZOU st (established 1S4) Bewery 1 “y Wibo 2 | A scquntnt houwurable } inclined: “Adae ~ box LOOK KEMOVALS. ! RYS show CARDS KeMOVED TO lL } ory. —Ageuts make $10 selling them daily, Cne | DENTISTRY, B: AUTIPUL ARTIFICIAL TReTIL, $6, GUM, 83; oi 1, warrante Sew York Dental Zt Govwy., With Hestadished 195 lays unt Dr. MEADE | WATCHES t MIT eters, W JEWELRY, &C, BROADWAY, CORSER 120 5 einen, mike and nl pre | A Gescription bought and sold; loans negotinted, | Ban | 1 HAO MDWAY DIAMONDS, WATOILES, JEW AAsiry, sliverwure, dey bought and yids loans noxu- tiated, iL, TRAUB. ’ a1 UNION SQUARL—$75,000- DIA hes, Jewelry, iiverware, Valuablos, &e., bouglie Toans effected on aids, Watches, &e. Bs tablished INS6, J. HL BaRKINGER, 31 Uuion square, ON DIAMONDS, FURS, &O,-DEAMOND s. ewelry, Silverware, MILK, RE. Hone a kat a very si ako, GX a 1190 Hrona st WAV, BeTWEEN WTI AND THOS 1 AB eral advances made on Dinmonds, Wat | Jewelry, Sika, Laces and shawls bought at | vane, L. BRKNARD. i} MENTs. wy Tet i je Va | beures). “<” BEAUTIFUL INFANTS. ‘perfectly now. wishes to dispose of 4 sacrifice, Address INFANT, Herald oltice. C MAN'S OFPO and Teu Store for sale Avply 435 Greenwich, co: A ONE OF Tiik BEST AND MOST ELEGANBLY stitted corner Liquor Stores on West side for sale; very easy terms OYU, 29 Broadway. ‘ORE—GOGD B.SINESS PLACE—FOR je cheap; also corner Grocerics, Buk eri MITCHELL, A RoOksER LIQUOR STORES FOR $300; ALSO oKestuuraats, splendid Billiard Saloons, Hotels, MITCHELL, 77 Cedar at. A DRUG STORE-IN BROOKLYN; LOCATION AND business Gret rate. Apply to U. HENRY, 160 Bast uttit. complete ‘will sail Desk, chem A M.,'No.'2'Uuion wunce, A ESTABLISHeD LIQUOR STORE rsale, near Broadway und 42d st; price M ‘D H. MARTINE, 1,301 Broadway, or SMITH, 17 a pie STORE ‘elby, dress F. OR SALE, NKAK NEW YORK doing # first class business, For particulars ad- K., care of Herald. FOr Sabe-sew SINGER SEWING MACHINE, THE Iatost improved, wt less than hulf price. 746 Broadway, up st OR SAL first cla dross D. L. LASS LIQUOR STORE, ON easy terms. Apply W. P. MOSFIRLD, $22 Fiist #t., ES AND BUSINESS OF AN Market on Oth av; owner bi ns. Address box 160 Herald offic, ide? POR SALE—A HOUND FILE OF THE UTICA (N.Y) Patriot for 1510, "11 wud part of '12, Ad- ico offered, PATRIOT, Herald in good order. ottice, ore; terms $100; satisfactory reasons for ling; no weuts; rent low. ot SALE—FLOUR AND FERD BUSINFSS; LVERY- thing complete; 10 years established. Only those means {ny business weed apply to MINZKSHEIMER, 901 3d ay, FPOe eabe—« GROCERY and Waxon, in a zood pon ucevans of other business, Call Bad OR SALE—FIXTURES OF OYSTER AND CHOP House; black walnut Chairs and Tables, patent Rupge, lated Knives, Forks ant Spoous, Crockery, Counters, & in good order.’ Inquire 112 Atlantic av., Brooklyn, OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR ¥ Feusonable and rent very low. THOMAS HARRINGTON, JOR SALE CHEAP—A SMALL DRUG STORE, 01 cupted by the lute James Harper. Apply at 51 Market St. Paterson, N. J. x tK, WITH HORSE ld eh ORTGAGE SALE.—THE t Room 71 Maiden lane will be sold this day, See suction column. iA SODA W | plete and of Mutthows) make, WINE AND LUNG l »: ‘A Fale cheap, 848 6th ay, AMPLE ROOM—DOES A FIRST CLASS DAY BUSI- ness; best location down tow: eur Cottou, Maritime nd otlier exchanges—to let reasonable (ow good tenant. Addrons BUSINESS, box 196 Herald offic STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SHOR STORE FOR sulo, in w city of 12,000 Inhabitunts: will soll very cheap for cash, Address i.,-box 120 Herald Uptown offi STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD ESTABLISHED Apply Liquor Store for sale, with apartments to live in. 406 Broome st, New York. pus OWNER, HAVING TWO DRUG ulspose of one of them ; only part 466 Cunal st. Os STABLISHED BUSINESS F $2,500.08 to rolinble partios, For particulars apply Immediately to COMSTOCK & FROST, Brokers, 1,23) Broudway. ‘ORES, WILL h required. ‘Inquii =AN MACHINER: MPIRE” WOOD SPLITTERS, BEST IN WESTERN si etee tor s) 3 wk and hic! for ciren- pitting WIL th st. OR SALE—ONE OF 100 ‘T 40-POUND My ate eae r, pee ty w; will be cot uta very low ure for cush, the owuer ing no use for Address J. PSHEFFLELD, box 115 Post office, Stamford, Conn. OK BALE—ONE TEN HORSE-POWER BAXTER ENs ine, in BY fect erde: price, $700, 500 feet 24¢ inet Howe. BULLAR CHINK COM i, rey sb. Al ‘D—ONE O YU SECOND HAND LATHES, modern constraction, good order, to swing 14 or le of turning Sto 10 feet in WOOSTER & CO., Walden, Orange county, N. ANTED—AN order. SCHOLES, UPRIGHT DRILL PRESS, IN GooD Give sito, description und price; direct to IF, 52 Kent y., Brook! _ BILLIARDS. Ao “OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN pertect order, equul to new, at very low prices, H. W. COLLENDER, 733 Broadway, MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES: with Delaney’s wire cushions, indorsed by all leading professional pluyers; extra inducoments now offered: ec: ond hand fables at great bargains, W. H. GRIFFITH & CO,, 40 Vesey st. T D oie 4x9 ia) to tho maker, +108 Wi GRIFF EW BILLIARD TABLES, $250 EACH, — N ano Eb, PHELAN, 14 Vesey st. THE LECTURE SEASON. TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NATIONAL TEM perance Society and Publication House on Tuesday even May 8, in the Chureh of the Covenant, Park av.. corner hy st. Addresses by John #8. Gough, Rey. Win. M. Lay- Henry ©. Porter, C,H. Fowler, Adtuission fr “PIANUFORTES, ORGANS, &C FEW SECOND HAND KRANISCH & BAC Pianos at great barguins. Nos. FOR RENT, U anos of our own (tine second han fect order. WILLIAM ve 18th si AA Vinnos, some nearty new, very low thakers; beware of buzus planus palmed off as genuine Bteinwuy make, wt auction or in private houses. STELN- WAY & SONS,'Stelnway Hall, 14th st. New York. ». wil modern Improvements 000, for $273; Stool, « 1 also Parlor, Chamb all this day at private residenc SOHMER & 00'S, 149 BAST JATH 8) vi maoufucturers.—First class Pianos at ex- | Ww prices; now Second hund Pianos to rent | nstalments, SOMMER & CO,. 149 Kast 14th wt, LANG ASSORTMENT OF S8&COND HAND in thorough good order, some of which ure arly now: for sale wt very low prices. CHICKERING oth av, and INth st SSORTMENT UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANO. | 4Liortes, $50 to $400; instalments, $5 and $10 monthly Stop Organ, PROSE HULK, 26 Kaat 14th ote Ml OCTAVE PIANO. + 7 OCTAVE 448110; new Pianos, barg cash, instalm CHRISTIE & CO 1,291 Broadway, cor LADY WILL SACRIFICE STEINWAY PIANO FOR 2 100; a magnificent 74, octave Vinnoforte with all mod- ern imp: e| patent ugraifo, overstrung bass. large round arved legs und case, cost lust ber $1: for $250, Stovl, Cover and Music Stand, cost ; boxe@tor shipping; re chance to buy 4 lirstciass ent tor little money, Call before purchasing else where at private residence 190 Kast 16th between Sd ay. and Irving place, one block east of Union square, PRIVATE FAMILY W STEINWAY for $100 5 od case Piano, full wcratte, te: purchased last Ds «guarantee, tool, c hipp Call private reside ent I between Sth aod th avs.; hou ¢ open from 8 A. M. to arM GOOD OPPORTENITY TO PURCHASE AN ELE AA. caiit rosewoud Vianoturte cheap: a 74 octave, full tron plate Vortht Plano, cost #790, for tool, Cover, Hox, Cail private residence 205 West nour Tub wy. FEW SECOND HAND WEB se eIGnT A fuily war ry respect, eber Wareroous, oth ay. and 16tt st, GUOD PIANO WANTED—VOR TWO OR THREE A Ls. at &hominwl rent, for ocexsional use, with the | [fievege of buying ehenp. Address RELIABLE, Herad | Uptown olfice, sUVIFUG ROSEWOOD 7 carved logs, cust $490, for $85, Wh st LEMAN WILL SACRIFIC Lave nyse wood i" . DriTtiant tone, OCTAV ivate residence PIAN L IS MAG rte, four int $1,200, IFT. vd dence bp Bn t AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD | kreat saeritice; must be sold: #7. | (REAT I ‘ | | Ur-quare | VEORGE WOOD'S PARLOL AND ¢ Fwavuiticont im style and qualit | hor sale only at their warerooms, 42 Union square H \UNIFICENY 7 OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte, overstrang buss, carved leys, $109. rare bargail OWN sell d quarters ane iy baymew GORDON'S, 157 I DIANOS~ LAK ALK, OVERSERUNG, a Chickering Upright, $175; ren 4 OKDON & SON, 13 E. DIVE OKGANS-ONE AND TWO MANUAL some instruments, at haifeost, 705 Ist av, near Mth st | X. BA 20. REMOVED TO 11 East 1itit | lest. (for Le andl Ay bal Ek And id Organs we th for ems! nm inetalmen i for rent, ND STECK Steck I © bargains this i JIBOK PIANOS—A FE SPianas, at Piano Warerooms, Nit; WEST BAWGALS | Divth st, between Univa squire and oth ay, RAVEN, Pik FISCHER PINNO—SPLENDID TONE AND RE. | Liiabie. Wost 2ath Handsome seeond hand PRIGHT AND SQUARK PIANOS, $75 TO 200 i cd upward, eur 14th at HEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE rte, four round corne @ Veuen: ine $5 mo wreat bargain, J, BiLbDLe., wy, ith wv. rt 1s Waverley pani Fh PORA WEBER PIANO IN PERFECT ORDER. oid West 5: ring third Yeti, | $18 AMUSEMENT 5 ANT O-NIGHT, TWENTY-SECON ARMORY, Lat INPAN oT. TUESDAY EVENING, May § 157, GRAND MILITARY RECEPTION PARADE, REV J ceo 's world renowned Twi «t Orehestra, PROGKAMME, DRESS FPAKADE AND RE’ missioners, Gilmo ment Band aud Gri ‘Forwara. -secoud Revime: wet “etd rr unique," 8, B. PROMENADE CONCERT. 1, Overture....,........°Tannhauses . Wagner. Gilmore's Twenty-second Ke: ud. 2. Selection Jirofle. Girottn +. Lecoeg. 3, Cornet Solo. “Fantasie Original Hartman, & Prayer. - Rossini. 5. Grand Centennial acd the airs of all nations, with variations cipal instruments, closing with the Banner.” Gilmore's Twenty-second Re: ORDER OF DANC “Ausdem “By WALTZ, REDOWA, Cousegi LANCLEKS, “ha, Conduct 8, GILMORE, ARK THEATRE, BROADWAY AND HENKY KE. ABIRY...... THE ORIGINAL SU 3 on the stage of its flest product: Mr. JOUN T, RAYMON Mr JOUN TT. RAYMON Mr. JOHN T. KAYMON! So JOHN T. RAYMON ty Ae celebrated creation ol. SzNSwSEH MULBERBY Se LUE! MULBERRY SEL. ol MULBERRY SE: in Mark Twain's Americnn Comod: and Mowers,’ € as Fox, ‘Collington, Langley, M LAURA HAWKINS, Islesketey, Mr Taker,” Mes. Pete: Evening av. Prices, 50 conte, $1 a1 WEDNESDAY A: & D III MATINEE, ational Air.’ USsttN NATIONAL ALK, , Los ul dock, . Miss MARIE GORDON | Evans, Mazer, surnett, Egberts, SATURDAY ADMISSION 50 CENTS. ats o'clock, AND DI et d Major pmpanied by the Armory Com- tyaveond Regl- VIEW. . Gung'L nt Bund, introducing the for all the prin- “Star Spangled 22D ST and NEWE 4, b, id D, D: Db. of ks, anager Whiti "ATRE COMIQUE, if HART. OUR TRISH COUST KELLY Clodoch Tro pe, Emerson and Clark, ‘The eutortainm cluding with a’ ( THE GALLANT OTH BC Matinee WEDNESDAY and SAT! nny Re B, Cahill, Ciara didelle, Alice Bounett, Gorma 14 BROADWAY Proprietors: Manager N’and HART, D RYAN, noldx, We Brothers. ‘aud Mareh by oYS, URDAY, EY GEare OPERA HOUSE. ? GRAY je Less HOUSE CROWDED. TIO! ‘The distinguished urtist ppp A v D D AA Vv. DD AA Vv. pDD.AA - D D "AAA Dp AA bop A A 00 Bey O40 PoP OO pPr 0 O z o°o P Oo 0 P 00 @ Mr. CHAS. FP. COGHL, Mr, CHAS. -F) COGUES Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, Mr, JAMES LEWIS, Mr JAMES LEWIS, Mr J.B. STUDLEY Mr J.B. STUDLEY, and FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE VOMPANY FAVORITES, FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY, | forming tho great dramatic event of the season, ‘The pri will remain ut the popula lard. These distinguished artists will appear in tho Filth Avenue success, THE PINGESS KOVAL, THE PRINCESS KOYAL, THE FOrss ROYAL, Original scenery, cos MATINEES every \\ _ Reserved seats, 50 [sien SQUARE Proprietor. Manager, es and effects. EDNESDAY and ents, Seeared THEATRE, EVERY EVENIN the splendid Drama, in three acts am SMIKE. In the representation of this play the following artists are emplove ate J. H Stoddard, Mr. John Parssile, Mr, W. J. Lemoyne, Mr, George Bonituce, Mr. C. A. Steve: Mr Web efing weil, Mr. John Carroll, Mr, Edgar Moore, Mr. L. Thomp. fon, Mr. Burke, Mrs. Marlo Kate Girard, Miss Roberta Norwood, Miss Mrs. Tunnehill, ACT FIRST. Scene 1—Office and Ru Scone 2—Ant i Seene $—Coffee Room of t Seone 4—Entrance Yard Scene 5—The Inn Yurd ACT KCOND, Scenes 1 and$—Dotheboy's Hall Scenes 2 aud 4—A Country | ane in York ACT” THIRD, Lodyings. Mr, SHERIDAN SHOOK twelve seenes, by the late Andrew Hulliday, eutitled Iking, Miss Bijou Heron, Miss ON SATUKDAY af 1:30 O'CLOCK. OR wn id Managers iN. SATURDAY. ksh A.M. PALMER Loulss Sylvester, shire, USN Soc gte tueaticg. SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprietor | Boi Me PROM ai p95 5 6 Manager THURSDAY APPEIENOON, ATS OULOCK, | GRAND COMPLIME y BENEFIT | TO HENRY TON, Mu i | on why exwion will be presented an unusual Programme, COMEDY, F, PATIONS, A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, in which several of tho most prominent theatrical aud ma- sical artists of the day will participate. INDER TH ATRE, | Be alway, 7 LAST THREE WEEKS OF THE SEASON, CLUSING MAY 31. FIFTH AND PINAL PROGRAMME OF ELLE, WONDEKS, Reproduction of the fame tx uy be secured wt the box office of theatre. 0, SECOND-SIGHT SEANCE, hy MISS UWKLLER, concluding with a wierd-like piece of bu DARK SEANCK IN A NEW Master Medinm... ‘ EVERY EVENING, MATINERS “Wi DNESDA At BO AND SAT Children half price to Matinees, I IRAND WIT OwRRY THEATRE, i) jebrated Yai 1D, in the great » DASHING CHAUL THE Hed by the Fare f the TWO G vine , Te GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIC d 5th st. Onen daily from 0 A.M Miss SADIE LUI Astonishing Pyke's famous troupe of MAL MK HE VE led Japa the bewatiful rine Vertor PRT Wonderful Triple was offered Curious T Chinese Fish irty Grand alternoon and evening 01 Admission, 50 cents. Children hall pric 10, 0 Wish, siness, cutitled w LLG TUT, Miss HELLER PCLOCK, PURDAY, | ¥ THE SEASON, | Judinn Fighter, add M, WROADWAY HCO, My ‘Aan mane WAL BOYS, whic uo uu > Go Go GO te TONY Pasty | BILLY WARKY AND Ills GREAT TROUPE TO-DAY AT 2 U'CLOOK. | (eles BHENBELE OULETY SUOCTABL I TENDERED to the MANAGERS, | WEDNESDAY “RVESING, MAY), | TAMMANY HALL, Bast Lith st | DANCISG frou UP MM te A.M | Y PASTORS BILLY ha Y's lock, NIA THEATE DORFE AY, BENEFIT MONAT NACH Box o fporr PASTOR's.— TODAY. NG AND SHOOTING ONY PASTOR'S. pat BUON-¥, UTUtEt, GOLDEICH, T © SKOURK SEAT ." THOMAS, “DARE I TE! own the Shadowed Lauy,"! € Hays mk ily.” Pyke, are walled for eleyance and popularity ; price We. em DITSON & CO,, 71) and 843 Broadway: Y BORG RANCIS TRAL Vavioti 5 ONY I 8 WILLY Qin nn BARRY BARRY MATINEK TO-DAY, | BILLY WiLL o— AND HIS GREAT O70? y Gib UIs GREAT TROUPE 9 TvHR GREAT LY BARRY'S MATINEE Colonel MONS “GREAT COM: ACADEMY, 619 tor cireular, 1EKy, O'NELL, BARAY, it | insn’s cast-olf Clothing, Carpets, Jewelr AMUSEMENT! AVENU THEATRE Proprivtor and Mstiaser..s.--- Me AUGUSTIN DALE EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. MISS MM ON BREE NNN E 1 NNN E i ob NNN EEK It L NNN E i ia 4 NNN E i a NONN KERR Yo LL AS in SHAKESPEARE’S EVER &XJOYABLE COMEDY of “TWELFTH NIGHT.” #,¢Mr. DALY begs to remind the public that MISS NETL SON'S REPRESENTATION® are STRICTLY LIMITE! these being her FAREWELL APPEARANCES prior to bi departure for kurop ‘served soMts may LOW Le se cured for any of the remaining performances, The ONLY NEILSON MATINEE of “VIOLA,” SATURDAY at 2 o'clock. NEXT MONDAY, MISS NEILSON in "CYMBELINE,” inn special revival of Shakespeare's grand play of that nun ALY'S FIPTH AV THEATR A SPELCI\L GRAND M\TINER THUKSDAY. MAY 10, at? o'clock, for Mis, GILBERT S BENEFIT. |. The Murray Hill Society in THE AAKEA BELLE, ROBERT HELLE by the FIFTH AV now open, Tau ii Cas Proprietor and Manager..,..Mr, LESTER WALLACK LAST FIVE NIGHTS and LAST SATURDAY MATINEE of MY AWFUL DAD, after @ most successtul run of nine weeks, MR LESTER WALLACK as THE AWFUL DAD, MR, HARRY BEC ME. E. M. HOLLAND, ue J. W. SHANNON, MR. LE KD, MR. EDWIN, MI ik WOOD, MISS JOSEPHINE BAKER, MRS. JOHN BERTON, MiSs CLARA BATE und MISS ETHEL THORNTON, Mr, Wallack’s Play, ROSt DALE which hax been for months in AND BLABORALE PREPARATION, 14, AREFUL will be BY TIRE roduced on NING, MAY $ URENOUE ‘ ERY, Nv PURNITURE AND” APPOINTMENTS, UNIFORMS AND COSTU. all entirely new and expressly prepared the ron of which will CEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT AND SUC! 13 qpast PASTOR'S: TONY PAsTO! WONDEKVUL ATTRACTIONS, WiLbLy 4—_ —-—_-—_ —@ TROUPE, PAT ROON KITTIn ONEIL, NARI WHE NGHAM, MASTER NEWMAN, UILTER AND GOLDRICH, THE MURRAYS, BILLS ALL, ALMONTE BROTHERS, LDS and WALLING, CONWAY & KERKIGAN, hh oa Bs ads FRENCH, y FRENCH, eee EKENCH, VRUSSIAN VALOR. THE JEALOUS HUSBAND ARNIVAL WEEK RIGNOLD & TILLOTSON. SEASON MAY 14, with Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD in two of hix THE SPRIN ENS MUNDA lebrated characters, The performance will commence with Merrivale and Simpson's three wets, ALONE Col. Chaltice K RGE RIGNOLD H. COLTON, Miss ©. CHURCH, * othive’ charactors by Pies RELE BRAWROOIE ails Miss MARIE BRABROO After whieh Jerrold’s ever vopuinr nautical Play, BLACK EYED SUSAN, Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLE «WILLIAM warn be wiv MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVEN and at the SPECIAL WEDNeSDAY MATINEE, Change of programm ¢ on WEDNESDAY EVENING, wilt will OPULAK PRICES, RESERVED ORCHESIRA CHAIRS......00.05 Serre, | Sulo of sents begins Saturday, Muy 12, Farly Miss MARIE WAINWRIGH (obuxera OPERA HC ste and Gre FORBLDDE, PLEASURE 3 the great show, PR MIN! BATHE! In REAL WATER, ‘no Sultan's or the Dizay Blondes: new Statue ‘Troupe: Jardin M.belie Lite; Strange sights for Strangers, Cn the Sly, und all the latest French aud Turkish spiey no’ ning ALR Matineds Tuesdays, Thursdays CF y Noveitl French ng ladies in the city un of Love or the Am NO MISTS NGS OAT 8, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 2. | mony p STOR, BILLY BARRY and bis groat company in a brilliant programuue. A new troupe. A great bi MATINEE TO-DAY, ’ E& TO-DAY. RGYLE ROOMS, ARGYLE ROOMS, OPH AV. AND. 30TH" st. bd BRILLIANT TERPSICHOKEAN ENTERTAINMENT, ONLY PLACK OF AMUSEMENT OF THE KIND IN THE OLTY, OPEN RY NI COMMENCIN "CLOCK, ENTCANC BERLE'S TIVOLI THEATH i Buh st. Every Evening this week « the new Sensational tween 2d and iid ave J Thursday Matinee, latoon Dance, BEST " VARIETY, THE BEST ARTISTS. OUR MAGNIFLO E11 TROUPE. 1 ReNOWNED SPECIALYTES, MOUS COMIC - PANTOMIME, TOS ASTOR'S, TONY BARRY, PASTOR'S, NHICKERING ING, MAY it Dramatic Kecitations, by Mts. PRISCILLA COUPER GOODWYN, Tickets for sale at Sehuberth’s, No. 23 Unios square, “PALAIS ROVAL.” 480 OTIVAV.—FORTY ENGLISIL Fronch and Circussian Indy attond: ‘Admissivt free Grund Ball next Thursday alent, STORAGE, \ —MORGAN & BOTT “STORAGE WAT JA. chouses, Browdw 47th wt, for furuitare, Bayan: Sepurate rooms, $1 por mouth, and upward. nm invited OLDS NINTH WARD STORAGE WAREMOUS arate large rooms; $2 and upward. Office 642 Hud ii thenitare stor Luspoc: t won st ES, 750, 6 rooms we, ke, SMIPM & OUSES, 47H AV., FROM remodelled on anew plan, th minodation than any uthet of furniture, pianos, b ription aud at lowest rates West 4th st 7 WESt . STORAGE WARE. nes: el est rates: improved 1-107 W ie Went Jth aw ING, —M, MARKS, 101 GLI AV., OP POSIT KEM st. — Ladies and gen nwill be astonished at the id iu cash for cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Ly Drives pi dowelty, Ke, Ladies waited on by Mrs. Marks. Orders promptly attended to fu and out df the eit; Kaori st, FLery ositively be puid fur r Mes PLAELO. NHAK 20TH ST.—50 F re tor jadies’ aud out My, orders by m YB. MIN cout more * f : promptly atte ded to by Me, or Mes. ML J NG, 4G TGS? VALUE . Oth av. wear dth st. Gall or address Mr Or Mes, NATHAN, . AT faut 1374 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 4 Land S50 sts, —Broaaway price: (for cast off Clothing, Ae. by culliug or uddrossiog B, HANES, 1,274, \ IREAT DE 41.Clothing, Car the Western marnet 0) T EDWARD MILL lishment, 6% Gun av, off Clothing: MAND FOR ng. Uarpets, a irons Mr, or Mrs, LE aI Gta AY, diately tor ATS Ten av. Kata full value LADIES AND G dd av., pear Cail or address Mr. oF Mrs, IMMEDIATELY POR GAS’ v De MASD TClovbin arpets: bighest prices will be paid, 7th ay., above det. Mr or Mew, ZICKELS. MASUK WILL PAY THE PRICK F darpets, 7th av. ASTROLOGY. CHILD, GLETED WiFi thing without questioning. ar Broadway. —WOND 0 or addres: \ OF TIME AGE. MES, PHILIPS, MEDI £ Business Clairvoyant; names, likenesses, 141 West dinh at TiAS No EQUAL IN pd int pie of any kin and. Inwauits, or tails, Mine. CLALAVOYAN Absent CLIFS d, HAS West N WE. KOSA) CIAL venis your whole life; locates disensos, 472 Canal st Consultation, $1 VEST 25D Sf. HOUNS wey letters must be regin DROPBSSOR LISTER, to& Send for circular, tered, WIR’ IN” PRACTICE 2d st, fest duor trom Sth —MME- —DR, AND MY. A —DR. AND MME, a. M. | A. Oities, ove Wost 1th st, near Or AURICEAU, Yours, 120 Liverty st. DENCE ANE Diu ASD MME A sottica, No. 142 W Kk AND. MME. | Diattice, 45 movcker's CTOR EMERY, 'D 8. LYONS, No. 4 Kast 20th ot, between 4th ay, aud Broadway x wad Tth ave, A BI 0. 27 West 3d st, near Broadway,