The New York Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1878, Page 15

NEW YORK. HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, THE MARKS’ OUTRAGE. 1 the Fifty-seventh Street Court, yesterday after- n, Kitty Lhompson, cook, housekeeper and maid All work in the saloon of John Flynn, No. 1,15 davenue, where Philip Marks, tailor, of No. ridge street, claims to have been detained against . will after having been beaten at Billy eGlory's “Windsor Palace,” was examined # a witness in the case, She said she was in the bar when Marks came in alone, asked for lodging and gave $z for 4 room, She was positive he did not come in acarriage, but could not gay trom where he had come, It Was about nine o'clock on the morning of Saturday or Sunday, and she noticed no cuts about his tace, although it was swollen and plastered near the cye. During his stay she supphed him with food, receiving no pay for the same, but giving it to him because his illness ex- cited her sympathy, ‘The door of his room was not locked, nor was he under any restraint. She suid she knew McGlory and was sure he had not visited the place while Marks was the Gould, the Destospers William Langshuw and herself slept in the house. Langshaw and Flynn were then rearraigned and the former was charged by Marks with being one of those by whom he was detained in Flynn's saloon. He testified to the same facts, as above told, and said bloodstained handkerchiet found on his person ‘was his own, and. not Marks’, as claimed by the latter. Fiypn and Jangebaw were then locked up. MILITIAMEN “TAD “AND T! AXATION. The application made by Private Henry Scars, of Company A, Forty-seventh regiment, National Guard, in the Supreme Court, Kings county, for a mandamus to compel the Board of Assessors to exempt $1,000 of his property from taxation, was denied by Judge Pratt yesterday, Mr. Sears claimed that as a member of the National Guard ho wan exempt from the pay: ment of the amount named on his taxable property under the act of 1870, ‘The Court finds that the stat- ute as amended in 1875 did away with the exemption MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. auie (BROADW AY.—JUST RE: ja a large importation Toilets tor the season ste Dress Cutting ‘or eutty ‘gat liberal sala- n9 Hall und ec 1. TAYLOW'S. + Positions secured A VAN DUSEN, 35 WEST ISTH ST., WILL SELL THE ebalunce of her stock of silk and cloth Cloaks aud Cos- ry reduced price, to finish the » Rs MYERS, East 14th between University place and Sth av. Misses’ aud Children's Hats aud Caps, for the holidays. dies’ Dross Cups. —MME. TIER, it AY. OND FLO “AL over Biuxome’s, artistic garments made $5, $12; cu ting, fitting, 81. A —MME, JENN! ¢ TRIMS BO: IN THE apie 4 TS AND HATS TO ORDER YL) ONE DOLLAR 1). ve Sb Oh ORR EK Sh AY. —MME. A. aOvaE B06 ; BROADWAY. «Elegant French Dressmaking, unsurpassed for style and'fit, Ladies have the advantage’ of selecting from the Jatest French mode! Coukmaking » 4 French Dolls, A. NLLE. M. DUVAL, 896 Sagan WAT in the latest Paris style, made to order, and every- thing a ludy doll requires. Paris for spring style and » riors; a choice selection of as Mininery” East 14th 1 st. Parlors i IE ESSING REMOVED TO 219 HOth st.. near 7th uy. ; ladies’ felt Hats cleaned and 15e. to 40¢. “Conanr -CUIRASS” MARGUERETTA PEDDI Vennstiting Corsets; Corsets Stted “anatomically prices red 104 West 30th st., wear 6th av. SaaaWT KING Ds WEST 1TH ST.—MRS. L. STORY, late with Mrs. Manning, Grafton st., Dublin, ‘Gressmaker to Her Grace the Duchess’ of Abercorn and the Ladies Hamilton; elegant Suits made a¢ short notice; per- fect fit guarantee; promptness # specisity; terms ‘moder- ate. MAHLER, = close. her imported Stock of Silk Dresses un Withont regard .to cost; ladies” own material mado up in E, MEYNIAL, FRENCH DRESSMAKER, WILL Cloaks the latest style. 36 Kast oe ecatel DRES: (EC YEARS AT 163 Bi Fashionable Suits, $6. 465 6th os J. a LATE OF 56 WEST 147TH ST. wishes tu inform the public aud former pai hus returned to thy city, where she will continue the Dress- making in the latest styles at her new establishment 192 Bust made from ing and Child Claxton's dresses Rom inDouble Marriage” were supplied ‘dy Mme. FERRIE! ME. HU. ema has resumed business, ‘nd informs her former cu just imported w fine assortment Dresses, Cloaks, & All work Is superiutonded by herself. ai 12 East 16th st., between Sth ay. wnd Union square. AME. RALLINGS, IMPORTER, 1,153 BROADWAY — Exquisite Dinner and Evening Drésses; latest novelties of the season. A choice selection of Evening Silks, department, y, 21 EAST 16TH ST, MAK a bald peiany péitoct fie, good. work ie misses tanght all kinds of plain wud ESDAMES WATSON & BLANPAIN, 42 EAST 19TH st., have w large stock of imported Bonnets and round which they ‘rill well ‘at less than cost. Me PL PINCHON, 42 East 1oth st, informs her customers and the ladies that she will offer the nee of her stuck of PARIS COSTUMES, WRAPS AND CLOAKS Pithout rexard to cost, in “consequence of her retiring from usines: 8. All orders will be attended to as usual. r ME. HARTLEY, 947 BROADWAY AND 177 STIL AV. will leave for Europe on out December 28. Previ ous to her departure sho will sell her elegant Stock of Bon- nets and Round Hats, and also the Lorne Cap, which is the prevailing fashion, at less than cost price, owing to exten sive alterations at her establishment, which is belug made larger for her increasing trade, in Drapi Dresses elegant T 46TH fit guaranteed, 7 FROM EUROP: 1. Wost 11th st ARIS MIL. MAACKE, late JCHOENFELDEN, TAILOR FOR LADIES, HAS RE turned from Rurope with # selected stock of Furs and Silk Gar yrder at shortest notice, | foaky + ntylen. My former patrons and the pub He invited to my show rooms, No. 18 Wost 14th wt 1 HAVING sto mect with nm intelligent and re- mus, with a view to Please state particulars and address in conti DENT, box 149 Herald office, ENTLEMAN DESIRES T widow, with daughter from. 12 to 18 ye & view to matrimony, Address ARTIST, rald office, fair income, w' fined young widow or young lady of 1 9 matrimony, mee, PRI A, TABLE AMERICAN LADY, AGED 36, PR jemacen ‘and refined, of an amiable disposition, desires fo marry an Homorable gentleman of means, culture and ro: referonces. Address K. 8., box 16% Herald Up- ATRIMONIAL — INDUC and moderate terms, gentieme: Pr. Letters wuswered. MAX fo 12 A.M: ladies 2 t PAUL Lid Division it, rat tloor. "MARBLE. MANTELS. ni PENIHY und 17th st, MANTEL et KI 5 A. KLABER, ast 1Mth st., SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTEL TB. STEWART & CO., BILLIARDS. CHWISTMAS OP FERC IN GREAL 73 West isd st. variety. (=X SPECT Lo pedi 2! Fine ‘Tables a Fine Tables at The uswick & Balke Co.'s Revolving Parlor, and Billiard Table, complete, with bails iM. Bri Dining, Librar, wad cnes, for Billi or $25 yi Srey. Tavi for 25 IL and see them at 724 Broadway. Aas STANDARD Bit ARD TABLES NEW and second: hang, At reduce d pr + Balls, Cloths, Tips. Ohalk, Cues, & WM. I, GRierinn & CO, 405 st. ES FROM $150 UPWARD; ds at lowest price Broadway, corner 10th st. ~SPOUR FIRST 6 LASS BILLIARD TABLES, WITIT Bal Racks and everything completo, for sulo mable terms. Apply to L. FRULICH, No. 163 East RTISTIC DESIGNS IN BILLIRAD TABLES. —LAT- est Improvements, lowest Ree 1. DECKER & CO., 720 Broadway iE JM. BRUNSWICK & BALK way), ‘wareroun ‘pen; all dosigns, wt TLEIARD AND POUL TABLES AT LOWEST Pos. pi Balls turned $1 por set, at PH ELAN'S, 14 1. Plano solo, * AMU' SEMENTS 00 00. 4tTr M oo: e8 't F PRIC! PRICES. POPULAR YOPULAR POPULAR POVULAR PRICES, Qn RESERVED RESERVED ORCHESTRA RESERVED ORCHESTRA FIRST CLASS THEATRE SELLING Til ONLY MONDAY, EVERY EVENIN Ww EDNESDAY AN STETSON’S GREA EEFE vo V¥ A . E voe¥ AA BY OY a9 E vy AA NNN OG Tes VY AA RRR SB E VV Auk NRX G K vy AA NXKN G E VW Sh NOME G@ EEEE v 4 4 N NS G EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE. EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE. EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE. EVANGELINE, EVANGELINE. EVANGELINE, EVA: EVANGELINE. SUPERB ORCHESTRA, UN MR, J.C. MULLALY, EX NO AUXILIARIES OR SUPERS TO FILL CHORUS OF OVER making it one of the most enjoyable, refined and ele ‘The theatre is the Gnest in the’ world, location SATURDAY, _ BABES IN THE WOODS ona scale of magnificence which the immonso stage of nie Es attempted. Notwithstanding: the enormous expense BABES IN THE WOODS, . Deutsch has decided wo POPULAR PRICES. NO RESERVED SEAT MORE THAN 7% CENTS. TITT oo SN Nit cG Hu H tr T oO ONNNU G@GGH H FP T O09 ONNNIL G H Tr T Oo ONNNIU G HHH OT T O ONNN IG G@uH T T O ON NN UG H a T oo N NN Il G@ H H FO oo THE REMENYI ee wcompaNy RAND COMBINATION CONCERT, EDOUARD. REMENYL, Signor DEL PUENTE, Signor FOLI, Signora PARODT, HELEN AMES. Signor BISACCIA.. Pianist and Conductor VOTL’S THEATER “TO-NIGHT. CEMBER 15, AT Sie THE REMENYI CONCERT “COMPA: HE MAPLESON OrniA ‘company. EDOUARD REMENY GIUSEPPE FRAPOLLI, Bignor DEL, PUENTE, Signor FRANCESCHI, Miss AMES, Mr. F. DULCKEN, Signor FOLt, Sixoor CAMPOBELLO, Nae FISAN sae PROGR, ee “Prelude” a Guyotte” . Martini, Dulcken ‘Ab! Fors'e Lut, 6. Fantasia on “Il Pirata” INDSOR THEATRE, 45 AND. #7 BOWE! Y. OUR STAR STILL I 1 THe BZCENDA ER 16, ANOTHER *0 DAY Y mtd STAR ARTISTS . | PERRY BROTHERS. EDDIE. TOMMY TURNER, WM" ee ANT INO, WOOD AND. Weast, HUGHES’ CELEBRATED MINS TRELS, eT known srsiee ‘TOR DI ABOTT, the great NOVELLA GRAND LADIES’ MATINEE AND SATU BDAY. Nha Wi Ww EDNESDAY SEASON, 25 Broudway. ira business 0 PRI LL BE tHE HOLIDAYS aN HE SAP or FERED FC CONTCHING TICKS: WONDERFUL, ILLUSION NECROMANTI DIVERSIONS BY NG TRANSFORMATIONS, PROTEAN, CHANGES, ac. and a new variety of articles for feats of PRESTIDIGITATION AND. LEGERDEMALN, including Sots of Magical Tricks in Boxes, NOON SHORT PARLOR ENTE TAIN ENTS 7 lik LAST CHANCE for, SECURING ANY 01 ABOVE MARY. OMINAL “PRICE: STEINWAY HALL. ~ CARRE S FIRST SOIR: MUSICALE OF ¢ N AND HERMAN Need DAY EVENIN DECEMBER, DRENCK RI ROY CONTRALTO: Mr. _ Setrveder, iaiice hh nt. weat of t 6th av. ERICA eit LE, ELI THE BON RES: A GRAND PLORAL “Wah oe will be given o in THORSDAY E ING, December 19, 1878. VARME POTPOURRI, SWEDISH WEDDING March, London Lif op, Strauss and Waldtenfel’s Waltzes, Rubi q ks; wll the most popular ope- Sonus ‘ed, full sheet music size, on ont pi talowue, at anitield Wilner & Rogers N talowne ry in the BOOSEY b aY Union aq h 5 Company, BL Beekman st, STRUCTION IN DRA- d elucution; the principles of this beautiful art made perfectly clear BLOCUTIONIST | to pupils, “Address SHEISWAY HALEY HLOCUTION ARY TRAINING Fe PULPIT, BAR AND df K inion square, hall and PROGK tot math Oth av, PAVILION Fiiouston st.—Most marble palace, ine in we lady attendants, NEAR Beautiful eo Wine Liquors, Cigars. ‘Twenty. more young bermaids EAY ou wanted here, “) MERRY CTRL A. ‘ADI ., corner tid av, Dancing from 9 UI 2 o'eloek, Oops No. 6 RAST 2eTit st. AST mbor 2, FERNANDO'S J coven day a oning ; weins reduce Bax; GUITAR AND PROFESSIONAL DANG ING taught for stage or home amusement. HENRY DOBSON, 406 6th ay, INAL MUSIC CHAR f playing the richest and inno oF orient jearn ty we yriew, . Fitch uipaniments on the faraitine with melody in a few minutes; tions and music lessen office, 44 Union squa no charge tor instruc. Avenue Orehestra Branch airs, Liberal inducements to A few good agents, THOMAS Ii. Jove! K, Superintendent, bad ROSSIGNOL, MURIO-CELLI'S BEAUTI- ful Waltw tg a by ae ra Kellogg. ae ‘BEDI Uae, Broalway. —QUADRUPLE SHEE TITT RRR EEE T Rg T Rook T RRR z T KR , RK R T #&BR R EEEE® - MR. W. BR. DEUTSCH 80 CENTS, 75 CENTS. 50 CENTS, 75 CENTS. 50 CENTS, 75 CENTS, 50 CENTS, 75 CENTS. CIRCLE, 50 CENTS. CIRCLE, 50 CENTS. OR ORCHESTRA CIRCLE, 75 CENTS, OR ORCHESTRA CIRCLE, 7 CENTS. EIR BEST SBATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE CESTS. CEMBER 16, “AND MATINEES. D SaTurpay Hoole it NNN EEE i NNN E Il oN NN | EEEE © MUSIC. SPARKLING . NEW MISS NELLIE LARKELLE AS GABRIEL. MISS CLARA FISHER ‘ANGELINE. ENIA PAUL Gus WILLIAMS. JAMES 8, MAFFIT. LOCKE. pee Ric LARRY TOOLEY. E Fann EMMA LORRAINE. FLORA LEE. THE LONE FISHERMAN. THE HEIPER DANCE. THE LIVELY WHALE. BALLOON TRIP TO ARIZONA, THE TRAIN OF CARS. EVERY EVENING. CHILDREN'S MATINEES WEDNESDAY, AT 2. SATURDAY, AT 2. DER THE DIRECTION oF PRESSLY ENGAGED. UP THE STAGE, BUT A WELL TRAINED “FORTY VOICES, ae entertainments ever offered the New York pablic. fon nd in EVERY RESPECT FIRST CLAS, DECEMBER 21, BABES IN THE WOODS Booth’s Theatre will demand, anc and in» manner never before attending the production of EVANGELINE AND adhere to the system so successfully introdaced of charging POPULAR PRICES. NO RESERVED SEAT MORE THAN 7 CENTS. I i ; | 2 THE 500, Sa Big GG H A TrTrr OO NN. Ii @ @H H TFT T oO ONN'N ft a T ro o-N x Nita HHH 4 7 OONMN Ho GH oH .B, - 00 Aha it co' H H TO GALA NIGHT. THE MAPLESOY, OPERA COMPANY IN A “ ABAND, COMBINATION CONCERT. ignor 81 NRICO’ CAMPOBE! sa fc Signor PaaXCkscur, Mme. SINICO, a CARMEN PISANI. ULCKEN, ist and Co ductor RA a Ise MINSTRELS. OPERA, a a pee Ss; ee THE AMILY RESORT ved wit! Vearveumas nd thunders of a PATRUNIZED i THE ELITE Sg ‘ASHION, oe rare’ * BIRCH, BOLD t BACKUS “SAN PRAScIseO MIN TRELS, the ctome de ja crgme of sminstretay, in new and laughable sacenes, bo Fi et, e,. by nil the erent artists, ond Week and great succdes o at FRANK’ CUSHMAN, Me ps pinch” aN AMB Ack PN KUSRELL Pate. ST YM ea thee NSON, POWERS, RICARDO, if SCHOOL, and JOHN BUTTS. SEATS SECURED. M DAY ABERLES “TIVOLT: “Buh ot, between 2d and Sd avs. THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, AT 7% O'CLOCK, GRAND MUSICAL, FESTIVAL. Pree Grand Combiaation of Vocalists from all parts the world, among them being the following well known ft ena Clairmont, her first appearance in America; P. . Foy, the great tenor; Ida Morris, Emma Hotfman, Polly Daily. Matel Pearl, Augie Hauek, Signor Taglicti and others, assisted by’ Professor Latubert’s Grand Double Orchestra. THE REATEST gone OFFERED TO THE Tho entire entertain wie lude w OUR asi ith AND MIDNIGHT MATINEE. IDMISSION ONLY MONIC SOC TY OF f RK. HIRTY-S} VENTH SEASON. .. Conductor TRE REWEARSAL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 20, ot 2 o'clock, Admission, 75 conts; reserved seats, 25 conts extra, PROGRAMME." Ry Fantasie after Dante... SECOND CONCERT, SATURDAY EVENING, December 21, at 8 o'clock. Admission, $1; reserved seats 50 contsextra, Sale of reserved seats and tickets will commence Wedues- day morning at the Acud for the pelnatage | 6 now suld at the Academy, oo ACADEMY OF MUST CHRISTMAS WEER, and for that week only, THE GRAND PECTACLE, KIRALEY'S AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. A MAGNIFICENT CAST. A SPLENDID BALLET. ~~ EVERY SCENE NEW. Lg office open THURSDAY } MORNING, December 19, for f roserved went HALL, 34TH ST OME. OF BEAUTIFUL PRRASt AMERICAN Sees 100 in axrand divertissoment, i gnes of Naughty Seunes, 100 Sele ponee, Ga Sy sy ate NA AC DANCERS. pan’ matiness, Faswtaya, Thursdays oud Saterday TRAALIEMAxO GARE THE GEMS OF THE OPER: A, ida Notte” (Edith's Prayer), ae: Dole” (Radiant Splendors), 4uc., sung by didogiore” gotrged I Bis Th A Ye coll "Aur On Bal Wing) gach 40%, Libretto, 256. abliahed by WM. A. POND RC yoo UNION OF NEW FIRST pats ERT—SECOND SEASON. JHICKERING HALL, FRIDAY EV ENING, ‘DECEMBER 20,1878, 8 O'CLOCK, ENGLISH GLEES, "MADRIGALS AND PART SONGS, _ Tickets for sale at anvsie stores and Chickering Hall, ROAD STREET. THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. TETSON'S OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY the popular es a EVANGELINE. (RAND HEBREW PA Ri \ J TAMMANY HALL, OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ND PROME 260, ADM HON wt PARTIER, ra WA HOPS TRANSFERRED, ne night only, to frving Hall, Saturday, Decembe Extra. Soe! ciety Hone Untlotuses’ Afternecd and vex ic, Tammany Hall, Bast 14th st, Ps TTY BIRDLING,” uh indies and gentlemen cugaued to support Mr. and Mrs. J-C. Williamaon on ton piense meet for rehearsal on Htage of the Union Squ pheutre, at 11 uclock, Wednas: December 18. int GyMNAStios: Mrs LUMB, who successfally introdaced light gpinunaitesinto New York, will form eaditiouai: elessea" oF sive hours to schools or nt private residences. irs. PLUMB, 666 Sixth Avenue Educational Ageney. L ARON ©, BU RNMAM'A, A ADEMY OF PHYSICAL Culture for both sexe way, vorner 4th NOLONEL MONSTER’ NG, SoxiKG, rcs Cs Sthay, Busing taughtin a lessons, Seud for eireular, LY ONE 8W: Wol Pretty Littler Priurove,” ME, NUL Broudway, T- WITH SUPPLEMENT. ne AMUSEMENTS. ech a DA’ RENT! OFS The WCNGARIAN MLLE, LLB, HMA DE oO MURSK A HARA DE MURR A. ILMA DE MURSKA B PIEC The , The \ he ‘The disti will sing the Mads Hamlet; 4 ward, ‘and (by 5 quest) for the first tne Hie, and, with « popular ballad, “MY GRANDFATHER'S CLOC w will be, without any e ‘The entire program very bost yet offered to the patrons of these delightful Suu day eventing musical bi EVERY ART! WILL POSITIVELY Oe. extra ily Cir- si Bo GEICO RAND. OPERA MOUs VOOLE ei bo. LY ALL DAY ‘To bay onsogs and Managers Positiviniy (SEMI TED TO. TWO WE. Now ready, him of preparation, iS he sented in AS with @ cast including the disting MISS KATHERINE Rt HSLADELPULA, WALNUT RE, A 200 Ag ATLIARTES, ORS au CHARIO’ mai teLotsty i BE A full and po MATINEES W: A} D HORS: UTEUL SCENIC EFFE 1 male aud fomolo chorus. DAY D_SATURDAY. FISKE & HARKINS beg to announce that Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON will appear for the first time at this theatre in Boucicault play, from Irving's immortal legend. RIP VAN WINKLE, Presented with entiroly new ac AND A CAREFULLY § mpney a AT 8, MATINI ery and appointments LECTED CAST. E, SATURDAY, AT Last 4 nights Src kere ROBSON nights Pah e HENRY ARBBEY., Last 4 nights Lust 4 nigh Laat 4 nights WiLLtast ae CRANE, East 4 nicht Last 4 rors. Comedy of Errors. Comedy of Errors, NG. DECEMBER 20, 1878, Comedy of wut rat SS Witten? WHICH I8 WHICH? OUR BACHELORS. OUR BACHELORS. n opera chai peted throughout, For tec especial accommodn- pe of those patrons who do not wish to pay over 50 cents ‘a chairs will be reserved in the balcony at 5U cents each, stich will be on sale at the box office six days in advance. Reserved opera chairs in baleony. We. Hoverved avers chairs in dross el rele, Reserved souts, 5O cants ext MO? DAY “EVENING, DEC. 23, COLVILLE POLLY COE aan ABES IN THE WOOD.” TBLO'S: GARDEN — STA Proprictor and Manager EDWARD F. NDAY, December 16, 1878, sitively last week of IRALFY BROTHERS’ reatest caren pout ae AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS, with gorgeous new scenery, marvellous mechan brilliant costumes, glittering urmors and jewels and 41 Ballet of 100 Ladies, led by the groatest living Premiere velit, Mile. Bi TI. nificent dramatic eompan: ‘Tho largest an sat best tralued Hloptunt in this country. Monday, December 23,an, entirely new and original play Faweett tows. and » eo ir, Paul Merits, entitled Rev" your AND LONDON. ND Lett yHATINEES, forte AND ae 2 P. During the basindse ofjatlo peiiaaast lady will be presented with a beautiful book of Music, specially ar- ranged by Cotharin und Bull for this theatre.’ LYMPIC 1! GEO. 8. GARDN: WILL Teg Ox. ‘bik ‘ABOUT’ DECEMBER FIRST CLASS THEATRE, having been thorguxbly, jon ‘ated ae in fact made a new Manager Wanted, a full company for opening. Apply by letter or to nal, acm W. J. FLEMING, Acting Manager. — THEATRE. spams pte W. HOFELE.. GREAT LONDON SUCCES: in its poch cat Palaee See be acted, ath the er 4 Julon Square are rt ROWE. eae PARK THEATRE, The popular and accomplished MISS ROSE SyrINGR. TATRA AND ay MAE NIGHTS A Wi THO RSDAY. ood VaRIDAY (Nous and SATURDAY MATINEE. Shey & LED ASTRA‘ BATU! Y Sign. “OLIVER TWIST. NEXT WEEK, “OCR aeeanene HOUSE.” pus ANNUAL BALL of CERCLE FRANCAIS DE L'HARMONIE will take place ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1879, at the ACADEMY oF MUSIC. Costumes furnished by Mme. L. KLUEBER and L, PE- TRILLY, No. 4 Union squar (QTEINWAY HALL. The Religious Plastic Art Company will commence on the evening of the 25th of Dycember, and coutinue, every follow inj & series of representations of the O1 torial “THE LIV OF JESUS". together: with 29 plaatle iter the seauwaed artiste, ating aud dramatic art, tiug private lessons Muo. E. ¥. BISHOP, (iiexuning, HALL SERIES OF MPHONY CONCERTS AND PUBLIC REHEARSALS. Grand orchostra, composed of the former members of Theodore Thomas’ Urchestra, under the direction of Gutt- hold Caldberg, | Segond Public versal Thursday 28. ig Beguad Symphony Concert ‘Satur. SGteagse Dew, soprane, and’ Me, 8. THEATRICAL MANAGER OF MH STANDING forming acompany for « three mouths’ trip West would like to meet with lady and gentlemen amateurs whe desire practice and will go part expenses, pald or some mutual ar- Fangoments, Address A. L., Herald office. rae rene E, t of 6th ay. THE SECOND GRAND FLORAL BALL will be given on THURSDAY EVENING, Decomber 19, 1878. EXINGTON AV, OP! OUSE. (Terrace Gurden, SHth st, between Lexington and 3d avs. Dramatic entertainment ‘and Feception of the Sterling? Comedy Co., 188 cessful debut cups en, ber o SES SOIRKE DANSANTE- EVERY Seveuiug, CLARENDON HALL, 114 and 16 East 13th Laster's Urchestra. ace SHIRTS, TOI TRUS jevery size and colur, at the lowest prices. NION ADAMS, 1,127 Brondwa HILL'S, TONIGHT.—MRBS, MURRAY WILL “How Bewaty Fades Away. the id the Lapurt Sisters im ARRY TONY PASTOR'S. iM ACTINRE TUESDAY. VARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN, GUIS CER OnGaS FL re, SINGING, 779 Broudway, op- posite Stewart's, CLRCU LARS MAILED, STAY WATSON Director. — TL RAND LADIES’ FAIR AND CONCERT Deneti¢ of the schoul of St. Catholic Chureh, Yorkville, at Masonte Hall, 1 st, between Lexington and dd avs. The fair wi neort, this (Xu: Director, The f P.M. and be contin- ich & Bach, Ad PRETTY RED BY Is Bewuti- PREDEICK BLE ME, MOL STODWORTIS WALTZ LA aie ae ol ful. “Straw sa Waite abe. Broadway, above 17th MONY PASTOR'S. ALWAYS A NEW TRO! DACTIVE PROGIAMM ES A FUSS Hous for to-morrow evening MATINEE TUESDAY, ANTED—A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO Join an Amateur Dramatic Bocigty. Addtess ARIEL, ony Ky New ATIC Mie OFESSOR Watt we Lexi Kloquent Cai rue and impansioned fimo LAYS, Tanbends, DIALER, BRCITATIONS, Colored bine, Catalogues sent iswo by HAPEY tovad COMPASS ‘No, 6 Beekman at., _ New Nurs 1 TONY PASTOR'S. # a new aud AT fewst ut attrac. b a AMUSEMENTS. MPONY PASTOR’s, TONY PASTOR’ GREAT S8UCC or Tu LAR TROUPE. AL N Ns. EVERYTHIN AN ENTIRE N ANT, BRYANT AND HOEY Spee ia! e four reat th famous Art'rts. TCESDAY AT LU rome Matinee “ALLIE, SMITH, EVERYBODY'S MATIN Faselnating MATINE Great bill Monday. CHARLEY WORLEY. TONY PASTOR will sing throo entirely new Songs, and the great company aunounged above will participate in the fotfowlng attract ‘Alt appear every even Just Dro) e Plainfield sudye, ‘The Rival Cloth The Colored Bu The Miinigit “Ont An Every Duy OLLE ATINEE TUESDAY, Si NDARD THEATER, BROADWAY AND 38D ST. W. HENDERSO: etor and Manager Second month of the great uealea, ALMOs’ ALMOs' LIFE, ALMOs' LIFE, LIFE, with its nbsorbing incidents and powerful characters. Prongunced by the press und crowded houses every night THE. STRO DRAMA OF THE DAY. Popular prices, ND OTH AY, KA pispagernee t HTD MY = EVER DAT 2, MATIN TAUAKIIAL iE. DOUBLE MARRIAGE. tuding ARD, ROBINSON, is Bovine THE DOUBLE weve Miss ALICE DU Mr. PREDELY Mr, CHARLES A! STEVENSON and Miss RATE ae POPULAR PRICE: POPULAR PRICES. 3 Seats for sale one eek i jn advance av box’ ofice ana ea Broadway. OND. PUBLIC Lg ag 2 Sort MBER M. ECOND CONCERT, SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 28, F THE ORATORIO: SOCIETY: OF Dr. L, DAMROSCH. t Miss Minnie Hauk, Miss Anna Drasdil Mr. Geo EC FRIDAY, Admission pabite rehearsal or ¢oi seat to purus rehearsal, 25 cents extra cents and $1 extra. ‘The sale of tickets will commence TU: 17, at Steinway Hall and usual place U Ion SQUARE "THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. A. M. ELECTR of Mr. Bronson Howard's new five act AMERICAN PLAY, in six tableaux, entitled EI DAUGHTER, whieh! il, further notice, will be presented to concert, 50 DAY, December PALMER ey piece is produced ‘y and up- pointments ever seen In New York ina modern play, and with @ cas¢ embracin, THE F ee en ____UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY. _ AMUSEMENTS, HEATRE COMIQU ~ old BROADWAY, HARRIGAN & HART POSITIVE MOST SUC that bas been +++:Proprietors AN ON NNN NNN NNN NNN N ONN N NM This will be the LAST OPPORTU NITY the » public will have of witnessing these POPULAR ARTISTS in Mr. Ed- ward Harrigan's new, original Irish Drama in threo acta and a prologue entitled 00 RRR Ge 1 BRR REEE R a G Ink RE 1LR RE TC RRR EEE wk RE LR RE WR R tees e Mr, EDWARD HARRIGAN 1 BS. D)—THE BE SCHOOL 10UF Long ania WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY December 23, will be performed, with entire id xppointinents, Edward Harrigan’ approvriated for thd Christmas Holiday: CHRISTMAS JOYS AXD SORROWS tf Sth and 21st, OF MUSIC ast week of the si (Monday) E LI CADEMY TO-MORROW Kenneth, Signor Campanini; Nectabanus, Siznor Del Puente; Sinic Mme, BTEL ri “ety ehh i ription, production of IL FLAUTO MA Tamino, Signor Frapollis Papageno, + Surastro, Signor Foli; Papagena, M Mile ‘Parodi, und “Astrifiwmante, Mine. BTBLICA GEN: Wednesday evening, Dee. aS ROBERT LE DIABLE. Sigore Capen Mile, Lido and Mile. MINNIE HAUKY stniht of ie nubneraption, Friday eveni GRAND ma ALLAC EY) ERY (BrEsiva SATU! RDAY “MATINEE. A CREAT RECEPTION as been accorded to this charming pla; THE TABLE. ut the end af the acte boing NIGHTLY REDEMANDED, and the acting being also received w ABSOLUTE er ae! “It was an immediate and emphatic success and got ite rew: ps upon the instant. New York ed bune. EW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC, NEW AND APPROPRIATE COSTUMES AND APPOINTM Broaway” THEATRE. AN U QUIVOCAL su Through the simplest methods Section” in Boston achieve Sati doing good equal to y's in his religious mission or! Mr. Murphy in his temperance revival. An old man, with nothing but unflinching courage and unquestioned honesty of purpose, so thoroughly protects the innocent and thwarts. the guilty as t Ken the most intense and, in many ine stances, breathless interest + throughout his large audiences. UNCLE DAN'L fia stage ge missionary. He does nothing: but good, and ev ¥4 Joker on fully appreciates him and he keeps them in the happiest mood all the time. Mr. MACAULEY.. . UNCLE DAN'I# | Saturday Matinees. enger from Jarvia, in mimic life it (tone THEATR FRANK B. MURTHA. A HIT. ONLY \d 730 Broadway. ne - Manager A Wt, DAUGHTER. filed every sout in the House pninude tiful drama and pronounced it an A HIT. A FARMER'S Au audience ti cach avons of this b unqualified success. W.E, er tes Sq pavouTer will be repented every ae . i Weduesday and Satur- mati A reserved orchestra ebal, Ft aneer *. * OE AY. AND "Sort GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT “SOIREE | DANSANTE” EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT, * COMMENC! ING. AT. 9 ‘orcuouie ADMISSIO: * * ADMISSION 25¢, APUE aQuARIUN, BROADWAY AND 35TH ST. CINDERELLA, Grand three uct Spectacle, rformed by an army of children, in new and splendid costumes of the time of Louts XIV. Magnificent Ballroom Scene, Floral Display, huracters, ec. Thoroughbred Horses Dand 8 o'clock P. M. Admission 50 cents. Children ha LE pried. (jRexonsE GARDEN THBATRE, ‘Gd st., near 6th av, J, SHYDER... ». «Lessee and Manager EW ATTRACTIONS, GRAND VAR '¥ aR eae AND BA EVERY EVE: URSDAY MATINEE! THR GREAT pit TUNG TROUPE. Also presentation of handsome presents each evening. EXTRA NOTICE.—The management begs to announce y Friday night hereafter will be known a# AMA- TGHT. “On these nights the management proyoras ve an sepia to the amateur talent of this city, Hoth mate and female. to show th c cd to encourage their some prize to the m special line of busine ontertaininents will hose on Wedneaday provious to Mr. J. Shyder) and assemble for rehearsal on Friday mornings, 11 v'clock. Only those reporting ut the rehearsal will be allowed to compete for the prises. Admission, S0cents, No extras, WE ture ou the above Francis Dillon Eagan (late Eplacop I Church, San Francise Bernard's Chureh, West Lath st. Si E will be deliv, rol by Dr. ot get tof the poor ish attended by the conference of the Society of ut de Paul, LES AMERICAN THEATRE, 3D AV., BE- BOth and Bist sts. —Burlesque, Oliv, Furce and Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. Ow GUARD MILITARY AND CIVIC RECEPTION THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 1879, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Tickots, admitting # gentleman and Indies, the officers and members of the battal joxes from HLL. PARIS, Treasurer, “WHERE ARE THE OLD FRIENDS?” latest id Home by the Millside, pagne and Be. each. 'REDERICK BLUME, BL Broadw: MONY PASTOR Read the EAT ARTIS 8 that pind pear at THI jarrow evening, ps is RL OUT EARS; S] RED ny ribbon Noreen his Bike A liberal reward for his turn to 23 East 75th st. UPPOSED AT THR ACADEMY OF MUSIC. t., @ ted Joather Pocketbook, mark Memoranda. ‘Three dollars the Clarendom [ OST—DECEMBER 11, CAMEO. SLEEVE ‘BUTTON, =~ gh SS reward. F. A. KERKER, 2d ay oqemany Lot Reem 14, BEFORE JOHNSTON SSTORE,) corner 14th st. aud Union square, a Pocketbook wi money and visiting card of owner, Finder will be sul rewarded om returning it to CHAS. MEYEN & CO., T- NO. BANK FOR SAV 7 Bleecker. "Plenwe Pesbangs 6 the bank. OST—A TOMTOISE SHELL CHATELAINE WATOH, between S4th und 2d sta: a suitable reward will be given if sede to l A NAMES AND AD« Adresses: gsrwart Aavara to 232 East 15th st. OST—DECEMBER BETWEEN RECTOR AND” AND 4th st., Package Geis ing white open worked bunting: akirt, silk telmmed with lavender, Reward for returaing same to FAY, 14 West ‘Oth st. O8T—ON TUESDAY AFTERNOO: A “BLACK RUS isin leather Pocketbook, containing @ small sam money Voss and a child's | args. Soha If the fiuder will, roturn the same to office of the Hoffman House, they may" keep the money. OST—ON FRIDAY, IN 48TH ST., BETWEEN ore jand 7th ava.,a baby's gold Sash Pin. The finder will be suitably rewarded, by returning same to 162 West 48th st. O8T—LAST MONDAY AFTERNOON, BETWE rd aud 14th ats.,or In a Madison or Fifth avenue stage, ‘Amethyst bead’ Necklace and Pendant... A'suitable reward will be paid by loving same at 25 East Sth STRAYED FROM CIGAR STORE DAV. SUN. rs cut, jay, December 8, black and tau Do; “Liberal teverd given. _ - = ——=st we, SMALE CPCAIN” GOL $1Owacn wi with short, twisted triple Chain and gold Locket, with horseshoe of pearls; picture of young lady ia! nak ob woteh; maker Louie Raby, Paris, Address He rary, 1001 Sth WARD.—LOST, Ae DECEMBER 10, $10, <4 ellow Skye Terrier; ours and tail cut; black tips te) io eurs; defect in left eye; answers to name of “Cruzy.” questions asked If returned to 16 Kant 2 20, REWARD WILL BE lof the gentleman's Gold 8, opera “Carmen.” December Call, or address name in atch, takon atthe Tat 18, N78, No ques back of watch, 291 ‘Descmaser 18; no quses ard: less tickets. WATCH, NO. 3.640% lost about September 2 ked. BP. BURN. tions asked? if pawned will pay re S108 REWARD. ‘harles jacot, maker; jx; all expenses paid; no questions iw st 2tith st, HO REWARD. SS Vinee, from rear of pr st. and 2d av., dark mark on left side and hi Horse, abont 16 hands, hij i fesan sore. he fad no questions asked if returned as above. 4 ST, BETWEEN THE PARE $00 d Ventre sts, a Roll ot Bill. The Inder will rece turning to DER- ROW & BUR k ix REWARD, FOR $5004 from 447 Bast 15¢ ETURN OF GARMENTS No questions msked, A LANTIC GARDEN, er; “Su NDAY. Di CEM ¥ BILAN “MACHREE” “MY OW ie Beane’s now songs each; orehestratio PRD MCK BLUM, sel brows TONY PASTOR w PROGRAMME, MATINEE——— LOCK. ~ At 2 0 AIMONIDES | LIBRARY | ASSOCIATIO gular Kuterainment Sunday, Doee jon, under participation of ‘Mr. H tho Germania ‘Thontre (with. kind. perm Noucwlort Mise Hila Rubin and Piotessot “Ac J. Davis (plano), Miss Hunrietis Honigman (stocutionist), Miss Kate Hayos woprano), Mr. George 8, (tenot), Mr. Adolph Sobst (baritone). Members ‘can ialectune their friends on payment of 50 cents Extra ticket Reception of th alter the close of the concert. TENTLEMEN, COONS: PARADES "G. BAN FRANCISCO MIS IMMENSE suc. RELS; Comic Drill BI th her; He a . hater PREDERICK BLCME, 861 Rroadway. ANJO, SONG AND DANCE, JIG AND CLOG DAN- ng thught, J. BOGAN, 100° Kast Houston st, near Bowery TARTIBIS 3 |, MONDAY EVENING, ¥, No, 2 Union square, corner Vath st. and 4th MPU WALTZ, TH in w fow lessons AGIC, VENTRILOQUISM, event parties and fal ALTZ TAUGHT Union square. PUNCH AND JUDY; Attended with the above re entertainments; send for ilrastrated eatal FUDD Ss MAGICAL REPOSITORY, 131 Henry te Makacke WITH MEANS WISHES TO MEET AN amateur dramatic lady wLo will invest aud share pad i route of four weeks, MANAGER 8. B., dud ~ | DRY Goons. VEAND OPENING ~ of the Turkish le Prize medals in the Phi f from Constantineple. ivi ‘and Vienna Ext ALM VIDAL Just arrived from the Parte Rxhivition with eplendia collection of anclent and modern Embruidesies, Furniture Coveriny Turkish and Persian Carpets, Rugs of elegant designs, ‘and some very rare Articles of Art. MR. HAIM VIDAL the attention of his friends to examing, texhibition, at oadway, opposite Grace Church, ew York Open till 9 o'clock in the evoning. 7 ADIES” CLOAKS” “AND U ULSTERS! ON ACCOUNT OF UNSEASONABLE WEATHER AND DULNESS IN TRADE I WILL CLOSE OUT AT RETAIL, 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IRA COST OF MANU \NUPACTURING, MY ENTIRE SACQUES, OLMANS, ™ rere ite ULSTERS AND CIRCULARS, MANUFACTURED FOR TUE FINEST BROADWAE TRADE. respectfully eat this free, slog MORRIS FINN, 85 LEONARD ST., UP STAIRS, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND CHURCH ST. SABEAU'S HAIR GOODS —THE bad dag os AND the La Perfection C ay for the tront i imps long hale Switehes, hair "oy SABEAU'S, 28 Union square, ‘noar tL ht OUVIN KID GLOVES—AT H. GRODER & © (lato B, Brue), 52 Bast 12th st., near Hrowdway, SPLENDID SEALSKIN SACQUE, SENT AS SAM AApie trom ris, f eat very reasouable price, wt Sa Canal #t., MINE aRALAK N SAG ik Lao Brariined iinet out Piola gain, Room 10, hotel Ou 1Uth, Moat oe For Other Dry Goods isem: See Fourth and Righteenth E Pag