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Scene* with Mme. Patti. Mme. Bcalehi waa
perfection lu the brief role of Madelena,
her effect ui>on the quartet being remarkable.
Mme. runt's Gilda which wa* closely followed by the
audience, is druanatically conceived and el-' ratcy
wrought. Her Binging was wonderful, aud - . ?nelly
lonni the house to great -*ulhii*la*ui.
STANDARD THEATRE-PATIENCE.
It is always uncertain what effuct any *- re?
vival " m*y bare upon the public, but one wonld have
.ooked tor keener lnte -est lu the reproduction of so fa?
vorite a work as " ratleuoe-," witb tbe more Imporlaut
parts ca-1 to the original repieseutative*, than wa* ni'?
ll.rent tu the smallness of the audience at the Staudard
Xtoetn las! evening.
Tbe p.ttty play was then given with Mr. Ryley In
JUmUiorne, Mr. Barton In Orottenor, Mr. Hamilton lu
*"?lo?f. Calrerley, and Miss Augusta Uocbe ta La-ly.lane,
the*.- being their original part*. Mlis Mario Jansen
played Patience, Mr. OfleflSJS OaflBSB Major Mtirgnlr?,td,
_-r. W. V. Hampshire the Duke, snd the Ladies Angela
B-BBBlraad Ella were taken by Ml** Hattie Anderson,
"Mis* 1U*1< u Lowell and Miss Ruby Roger*.
Performances au well known as those of the first four
"require lutle comment. Mis* Marie Jan
bcu'b Patience, was extremely pretty snd taking in
look* mid ..ctian. and thc patt suits her musically netter
thaa that Cf Iolanthe. Thc offle rs aud (lie chief Bf the
rapturous maidens were highly satisfactory, and th
choruses and orchestra bein- good, the rt preteututlon
Went throughout with great *puit aud smoothucas aud
"Wa* wai iu ly received.
-ts
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS,
A dramatic performance by nm tteure for tho
leaflet ot tbe -Princeton College AmocUition will oe
<ur to-night nt the Acndn-ny ot Music, when " Thc
-loneyuioon " will be acted, wiih the following ca*t:
Julians.Helen missel
Volume.:. M-'inls llsnit -
Zmror*.Maud t'onrtlandt
l>uke Arsiita.John H Bird
l.oUti.io .e. s. Within-ri. >n
(t.unt Montulhan.W. J. Henderson
J .eulie*.A. OL M-Jtin
"-.tit bazar.W. II. Aila mt
l.ojK'i.l>e*n ST. llwlt
Miss Annie Pixley came forward again last
night as M'litt ut Mimi's Garden.
The la-eaUaiMB here of " The Romany Rye"
Was effecled la*t night at tbe Grand Oi?era House and
?was seen with Interest and applause by a large audience.
Wt. ?Obed Mantell played Jack Hearne and Ml*i Fanny
"Reeve* appeared ss Oertie Hackett. Messrs. V. F\ Mac?
kay. Charles Rockwell, octavia Allen, Maria Sheldon and
"many ot in-is art* in the east
"A Hunch of Keys," a musical piece liv
"Charles Hoyt and Willie Edoulu, was brought out la*:
Slight at the Han Franolsoo Opera House (from which the
?Minstrel* have departed on their summer tour), and Mr.
-Meela and bli theatrical company effected their re-eu
Braest lu this city. This piece, says Ihe playbill, li " u
fulled ion of lue iden ts Intended to teach no moial in par
icular, stirred together by Charles II. Hoyt, Incite I,
aided and abetted oj Willie Edoulu. The ploce i* called a
coined) , In cull*-) comedy is tua word used to describe
Almost everything put upon the stage st present, and
th* authors desire io avoid tbe charge oi oocsntrlcity,
.having enough else to answer for."
/ '? The Corsican IJrothers ? have not yet left
1:^ They can ive lound a! the Windsor Theatre.
Mr. Neil Hurgesa reopened the Bijou Opera
House last night aud presented himself In a play culled
" Vim."
The Princeton OoQaea Glee Clul> will not siu<
?t thc- entertalument tor Ibe B.at Club thi* evculng, at
the Academy of Music, the faculty having refused tfl
penult their appearance. The Glee Club'* own Aumin!
?. tineen at (.'bickering Hall, on Friday cveuin.;, will,
however, take place aaanuotinoed.
J3ARSUM EXCELLING FORMER EXPLOITS.
The first performance of the season of Bar?
num'* "greatest possible show on cartu" was gaven
yesterday afternoon at (he Madison IfflBM ('arden.
The attendance on the first day ls usually less thau later
In Mr. Barnum's seasons, but tim crowd yesterday proved
un BSCBB?Ba to Unit rule. The QaraO was pucked
{rom the rings to (he roof. What tie modest linudhill
dtweribe* asa " slmultaneou* presontutiou d ptaees
Clonal, aivnic and caravan atjktmiBCS," comiuouly known
Be" Ita grand entree," opem-d Ita BetS**ta*-_seat There
?was a wonderful array of elephants, gii-ut!',-* and m i.i .,*,
"sacred cattle aud some profane cut tlc. Zulu* and other
trick inn!,-m. imperial cavalcades and Oiiciitul sj
?and nil in gilt, tinsri, to??I aud g.-e-guws. Neatly all
that -.Intered was said to tie auld. Aftcrtliispro.es
cion hat ereegia up the spectsflWs les high pitch d
enthusiasm, wonien lu Am; nat costumes rot te untam .1
eteeds and lurncd somcrsaulis through lln-n BflCffl, .!i,l
quiter acts ou flying trapezes, stood ou lli.-lr toidi Bad
aplin like top*. One ambition* young creature tied her?
self op in a double bow-knot, almost turned lu-:
u nd ret ned Ina tumult of appia?aa, Bsvsrsl al?wat
Showed Unit they had bet ii liiiiiiiuil ever since thut
hind of satetflfl?u_e_I luis beea la donni,ul. Lovely
young iiicn in tights jumped, vaulted aad t?TBSd SCI
crsaults eter all thc el.i>Inuits Unit could lu- found In the
jicighi'orh,, , 1, und only stopp-d whea Ito (iBiptoeta
?gave out. Hmall children on bicyclesMrfOIUl
?vellous untie* on those peculiar iaac*?nea Then the
trained -taihoa* pruned about on en.ii other's hack*.
sud danced t.. si w music .Not t.. beontdone by the
Btalllo:i?. the elephants trxiW li hand lil the ju rtormiiiec
BBd did thing* that no gi.wii liti.ii wtailil t vt i lliliik ol
tining, i'i,. ie ?t re Joggling ninl plate iplnnlng, bsl
itneing and tlght-rojie walking, thiiiir* dons In mid Slr
Itiitl tliiiiis's on tl'.- ground, until eieryi.ody (ell ne ougnl
lo n .un ninl pay iiiioth' r pries ol admission or feel be
mai eUi'.ili tl the proprietors. Titi* feeling wuk ii it . D
I lal, but night hine BC*RB if there had bSCB Hine enough,
?When thc perfonaaaeee la the nug* bud ben
eluded ih.te wee a rush for the menai Jumbo
aad tbe baby elephant. Then waa no dissenting voles
In thc opinion that thc show wis thc best which Barnato
Lad ever rn.ii in New-York
In tbe evening thc cm sd v. ut even larger thea tn the
afternoon. I*. T. Itamtim and the Rev. Hobart I
dewed Ito " triumphal pHgenii! " and Un-.Hen* ti.un
Mr. l'.nr-.iim's private box. Winn tho curlew tolled
the knell of part?lg day the lowiiur crawl -sound slowly
li'er Hu- l> a. and in it few inlui.t.- the (lard.!
f-iuitt and as peaceful as tbe. most uiiaftsumliig cemetery.
A Ml SS TR EL TROUPE ENJOINED.
Bosio*., March 2(1.?An important theatri?
cal injunction wa* granted lu the United Stan
here to-day which affeejs the illegal use of titles at com?
panies. The presseiit prcctedings were Instituted last
I'riday by Gustave snd Charles _________ proprietor* d
CMender's CtuisolldBflfld Spectacular Minstrel*, against
the Wiudsor The*tr? in tbat c"y, to restrain the iutt.-r
"from using thc name of-Callender" In SSBBeoB-B with
A minstrel entertainment that hail I-ecu n n non need to
BniK.tr st that houae. The Iheatre was compelled to
aaiee its Bo era to the ariaetral party, which bas reorgan
lzed under unolber aaaaa and sought other territory lor
their luiitre ??erioniiuuee*.
HORACE LISCARD DESERTS HIS COMPASS.
San* Fkakcisco, Mardi 2(1.?Mr. Schwartz.
huBines* manager for William Horace Utigi-rd, ls author?
ity for tbe statement that tbe lat tel p-mon bas depart eu
from tb*city, leaving his company to take care of them?
selves. L.mcai-d was under eugsgement to take In*
company Kant. It i* uni Ihat he had paid their salaries
up to the end of their engug' rn tit. It hs* been ssot-r
tnliied that he left for Council Bluff* to-day. It i?
eutlmed that be left several unliquidated billa. Ilu ti
Sa.eaient here wa* uot a sun-eats
MINNIE MADDERS IN DENVER.
Dfnvkr, March 20.?Miss Minnie Maddern
-closed s week's engagement here ls*t night. Blie wa*
the ri dpi?d of handsome flora! tribnte*. and member*
cf Un- citv pre** prt-sent-s-1 ber with a pair of aollUire
(luunoud earrings valued at $300.
PUBLIC OPINION.
EXPRESSIVE 8ILEBCTE.
Fiom Th* Mobile Rtgitter llttm )
Tin- l.lioue Jslaml PeBWCrate eoiihi-ler it
"iuexptili.ii' to report a platform at this time." The
only put ann tbey eould have reported would have
mama*-?? unyiidng to win."
THCOIIY AGAISHT PRAn ICE.
#Vo-?l Tht Viektbvry Herald (Item.)
There is little doubt that the wcij-lit of
-)eiii'Mia le h. tit i in* nt is In favor of (ree (rad.-, vet BO
J'fUiS' raiie leader advocat.-* th* doctrine a* one to br,
piiicticdiy carried om. On ita contrary, maur ICCCh*
In/ad ami professed believer* in fre? trade u*- sincere
and rarncai eflort* to fetjure a revenue tariff, a* m. rc
Board ?able te '.he clrcumstanc-* and better adaptad tc
the pre?eni wants of tbe country.
PO (AME TO HEAR Allot T THK DOG LAW.
From Tht India na polit Journal Otto.)
lonfltot roorkeeo tells a i*(Kid one on .Tinlr-e
lloro. inc .-senator and Ue J mist* w. rc ciigugf.1 to
?P'-iik a' a I'eiuoi ratio mass convention List lull lu
*"tii_. rn I?diana in Um later ll or tbs parly. Ti,'- erawd
eas large, and the meetlBg waa held tu a grove. Vo.,r
Lt-es ?...f? ih it he nottcttU a tall, lank astir* ifulk ruthi r
Baeaaeaaails'ly tetetta sBdlesoa, dsttberately take off
al* eoat, iie.,lv fold it, and. making a cS-htuo of lt, -it
down ape I lt Hie (""ena-or SOraad himself for a two
bours'.ptxsi'h ou (he civil iM-rvice, the iiv.-r aud haiimr,
ateaiinK ,|lr i*rt*iuciicy now 'iilden, and tu,- general
tils*! .ines ol Hie K. -nibil, au party, ad thc time n.io Lng
that ni* hie die auditor wu* resile** and evidently BU* '
s-(i*fli? Be tara the Beaater ceaM make, as eeetars
Sud no fligut of oraiurr, sei-merl toftrtkc a ?> ini-ai bctiii
Cbor I iii lil* out BIBB'S music le X. WUcU lt O-BM Hurd'* \
tutu to sp ak hr b gan i.,i,,i . -..le politic*. Ut be?
gan wiih lue proldult-jiy aii.enilinei.l ami other like
Mph*, kui was pruceedlua lo ink ? a list of evi rubin*
none i,i leti uml,, ,? by Uu, Kepub.icane, and had pro*
cetnied ubout * half hour, when Ihe old larmer, win, a
koowi of ImuBtlCBce, aro_e p?o uegau to put ou bl* coat
{?leave. Just as he bsd g.-t?u- arm In its sleeve, Hoid,
llfluig bl* voice, Slid, "
tisV'f, voice, B,ld, "And, felloW-fUU-CBS, tuelv IS
l_t.,e" -HI".;'" W4* luw !,""M*r<l ky tuai itepuoUrau Lsgla*
ami ,,. -''?* <-1*1 ,"'?'?-itoppid. look ott ni* coat agam
mm* ?? \. "7," w *'"?"?'!M':>i?-?n,K*.i.iio on bl. taco, -*y
tm'vAaH. i? ?.il "I"?* **.9"** Buaraapoa iiord
t '*';"1 tbs rlKbtaof dog* uml, r .be (;??-,??
hoir . i ld U'1 i,dlu,r 'a "*'?' -u*?ii?a for a half
Ea. ?"?-CU!C?- kia vote ?ud me vols. ?r _u hi* ie.a
THE VANDERBILT BALL.
A. BU1LLIAXT COMPANY IX FAXCY DRESS.
THK QT*AI>R1I.I.F.S CONSIDER KI* SfOTABLY RUCCE9S
IIT.?OTHER FEATURES OP TUE BAIL?THE
oosmiua,
Hie house of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt,
at the northwest corner af Fifth-*ivo. and Fiffv
si-cond-st.. was thronged with a brilliant company
last evening, at the first fashionable lancy-dress
bull which has been given in Xew-York for a num?
ber of yetrs. The ball probably equalled,
if it did not excel, in beauty and gen?
eral attractiveness any similar entertainment
ever given ia this city Any dreams
of splendor by a passer-by would havo
been more than realized could he havo caught a
glimpse nf the nmiris inside, where beautiful women
and distinguished men prom*?nadcd through tli
halls, formed prout s in the Turtons rooms, BBBdfl
channing; pictures on the stairwav or mingled in Ito
Welts, quadrille or minuet. Louist-fiiinzeand Miry
Queen of Scots might almost have felt at
home in the company, unless they happened
to run across too correct copies of
themselves. A courtier might be eeen
walking with a marchioness or a dttko with a
Venetian lady, and in,'.ced (he combination* of im?
itated rank and b-auty were BB?len where so many
powdered wigs were graciously bowing, so nm ny
pairs of bright eyes flashing in rivalry ol thc Jew
els of their BWBCra, and so much tulki'if*:, dancing
and promenading were enjoyed.
Th to was no excessive, tloral decors*
tlon to met the eyes of guests ss they
passed in at the Fifth-ave. entrance, under the two
watchdogs carved in low relief, and through Um
double doors. The loiig, wide hall was set with
palms, and in the sitting-room on the left were
some huiidsorao bouquets. The parlor in Hie soul.i
west corner nnd th1- dining-room running
along the west side of tho bOBM were used for
diinciu_, the hard-wood floors being In eicellent
condition. Teen rooms wenBO| extensively dec?
orated. A Bfl-COB or canopy of smilax, ferns and
plants obscured ihe orchestra balcony, nearly all
the rooms on thi* second floor were thrown open
for retiring-rooms and for B**Ofl_C?adtng. and were
set with banks and bouquets of flowers. lt
was in the dining-room Ihat Iho lintis! WM
given a place to exercise his best skill. The walls,
clear to the high ceiling, were densely covered
with masses nf evergreen, closely thatched,
including holly, hemlock -ranchos, laurel and
other plant*. In Hm centre was a larg,* group nf
palms, plants and bouganville!! flowers. The effect
on entering the room was very cool and pleasing. BB
if one liad stepped out of the ball-ro un Into au
evergreen fores', the hall sad io un* S-Jotttlog
were also esad tor refreshments moms when nppei
was served. between I- und 1 a. m,
Mrs. \V. K. Y.nitlcrbilt WSS flflfl-l I i in nod**_B|
the company Ly her sister, Mrs. Faraaod0 Yznag.-i.
and Lady Mandeville, formerly Wai Tsaags.
Danciug begun ut BOO?I 11:30 p. m., and WBS ko if
up until :i lats hour. Fnni 600 to BOO people wer,
prafleat, sal owiog i<> tho larya rooms iii,-re was
little (li.s'-oinfort fran crowding. Tim dancing wet
began with theo_?fl-d-illee, the parti Ipaats ii
wliicli gathered la tbs gyraoadata, aid mareil .1
down thc broad winding stairway, ns fitting ii lord]
? -ii-' t In their**enooseodaates,
mr aATHBBUra 09 nil" Ol I
Except in the immediate viinily nf the Yaiv.'i
liilt iiutnsinn. Fiflh-ave. did ind obaOfl**. its WOOted
appearaace until within ao hoar of nrdntght, when
Itt I* throws into cnintiiotm ' liv the banyiag oi
hundreds nf pin-sis io tbs M BS ol thc iu.tiv
liiaking. S-iii-ly WallaBOd drawn curtains had hid?
den ,,!; th- pr.-tty letterings which i' :? i
sui_e aci-oiii|i;tnietl tin- prcpantlonl foi tbe bel I, nnd
ilu-avenue mtiie sarly pan nf tbe slghln
more th:m ordinarily tiuiel uml denote, BS If still
wrapped in l.'-nteti iiieilit.iti'.us. A' Fifty second st,
tbcre wes e diffezcnl pict?ra. A gnel Btnititodsol
pels,ms tn win,in, plainly, the halms of hi*.-:.
society w.re unknown, began te gatbei
ni li.,.,l ol Air. Vaiid'-rli ill's le.ii*., BBBB
after night fall. Tin: crowd wat a
deal mixed in bs catapedtioni th rs
wen- yoong ni'ii and old, giddv itu ls aid
B&atrons. widows lo waede end beales ia .inn--.
The Bamber Ciions8o'clock lill ll was certainly
lou, .-mi without tbcdigblcd Lo s'lrniisii, ss tbey
Stood upon the sidewalk .ind ii.ii'ol in pfl
c. i x-ct at inp boor af ter boar fer the arriral ot thc
,|.... Ti,,-ir -.-iirnnitv i Ilea- "hey
-Inoil in front of the house and watched the
eree'i'iti nf tin- awulllir wliich . \t<-n leffiolu the
u di bole to tbe curb ami at ibe side peered into
i v.-rv ' p'-iing thal let ont a twinkling my from the
Bond af light within. Very dight was tli- .
for their effort?, A fee Int bead gorgeous tap
irliiiil.ses of a glittering i-atub lain um, gras foi
shadow-flotam of feres and palmy ns abarply
defined as aiUtonctlfle, projected soon thc draws
Window-curliiin*?this Brat all (nat tho mott
mylae peeper could sci*. Tbe inuit of tbs
house was almost gloomy, bat to thfl re.tr a won
dt-rful glow of kiil'-id..scipio coi,irs came from tbs
gnat statue I -lass witt?OW ; yet thi* vision had few
speciiitoiH. 'I'lie majority of the crowd bring
Women, they were most intent OB nc :tig whit the
guests were wearing, and no side pictnrt: could
distract their attention. A Uttleafter 10o'clock
tho light from two calcium Isflflpfl
was directed against the window from tho ont ndO.
und ihe colors laded Io the outside view fn order
ihat they might appear iho more i.-splcinleiit to
those within.
A squad of policemen nnder Sergeant Woodrufl
pies-ived narrow paSBBBM tli tongi, the crowd und
kept the sight-seers within the boundfl marked for
them. All the advantageous places wen
held by women who niaiu'itined their righ's to
the acquired lerrilori* frequently !iy caustic speech
and epee defiance of the representatives of the law.
Attiines. when a trifling incident occurred te in?
crease curiosity, the crowd would sway lroin side to
side and Hie sidewalk would be blockaded. Tln-u
thero would bfl a big giggle and a little scream,
ann a burly policeman would elbow his way
through ibo crowd and open another path for pedes?
trians. The work of erecting the uwnings I un?
turned until marly 10 o'clock, and
before it was finished it became noticeable that
there was a glowing activity tfl the street, Brflty
five minutes a carnage would pas*. Sometimes
the couchman would look intently at the
bouse a. ho p.-c -cl, and ouco or twice
a calna.'' Stopped while tin* en.ichnilia eie-SBgcd ti
word W-thSflflBSOO?f St the entrance of Hie cnveretl
walk that Isl BB thfl veslilmlc. Tue ani?
mation was contributed to by the crowd;
women became more determined to
force themselves into thfl front rank*, and in
tie ii i anoint ss nany left tb* sktewelkand gath?
t ped in Ihe Bissett By and bv lim rattle of
Wheels beeline more distinct, and u few investi
g-itor* found that BOOBS of thfl carri.igos contained
bewigged and be powdered gentlemen of
the olden time, who cant inquisitive looks
tin 'iii*h Hie windows as they rolled
past. At twent v illiniums past IO tbfl tnt carnage
.slopped with a business air iu fro tr of the BWBIBgn
Thfl door was opened by a mollumi and out
Stepped I" stout -fiitlcinun in ull thu glory
of silk stockings, kiiee-l.rce. toe, cloak, sword
nnd laces, 1 lien a rustle, next a
pretty silk slipper upon lae _srr.ags
ates, n flitting sheen of silver oloc-ue*
itmi then th" cur damsel bersdl l'?"l;mi*, wi!li bet
high toad-dress plentifully bwpowaerad. ber
coull tiri ss of rirli Ighl silk SM her
iiitsliing diam inls, like a rifllOO fi "in the
court of nile nf I lie Q-Urges, 111'- I >l-U 1 ll ll I li|g I
wa* now made, and willi Bver-iocraadng rapidity
un* cairia.es .Hove up auu discharsad Ibeir bcssti- I
lull t at tired ii, cup iiiis.and I lu.se ni I h- limit rank of
tho apecteton h.,! paat-Dg belara the a n brilliant
jiaue; nu ol' knights, nu ines, ladle , ebaraeters frota
Distort lind lie I um, uni prc I iv lillie cc.illina fl om
iliat world iiiiiuiii iiili/.e ! foi abs i,in .mi ny Moth r
(.(Mis, .
loan op noaa i______s_.
Among the great mimbi piflBeat may ha incn
tloaed thfl following:
Mr. and Mr*. Bdw*d Koaicy*, Mr*. I-roy,
Mr. uni .Mrs. William il. ktofgan I
ruiuU, Mr. nnd Air*. WllliaUi ll.
Mm* i.esvlti, leann.*.
J. P, Kiu-s'oid, Mr, .md Mr*. I'.irdr,
Mr. ami Mr*. H. M. Hunt Mr. and Mr*, ll. Harri*.
ami Mu- di**t * Hunt, Mr. mid Mrs. tii-t-uolsl
Mis* Newbold. ?"?-iiliug.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorillard John Fun-nm,
Spencer, Mrs. Dr. I'eiers,
lldwur.l N. Taller, The Mi*--* Taller,
nie Misses Carroll, of Marr- Mr. aud Mr*. Baldwin.
lani.
Dr. and Mrs. Pardee. Goold tl. Redmond,
Mr. and Mr*. Kobert Ooelct, ll. Gk Holmes,
Isaac 1 vim. Mr. sad Ml. Lawrencs Ter
'i'i Icm Perkins, kin*.
Miss Barnard. Mr. and Mrs.C. F. Chickr-rlng
Peter Marte. Miss M ide
Thc Mt?*es Mathows. Mist. Kilt ht rford.
Mm* Kmtnrtf, Mis* Towii*i*nn,
Mi** Beckman, Mr. and Mr*. Mintnrti.
The Mis-, ? Furness, roinmnnder (lorriiige,
Mrs. Wellman, Mr. and Mr*. K.-au,
Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Potf-r. Ward McAilist.-r,
Mr. mid Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mi** Me Allister,
M.-s Tltk, Mi*s Blake,
1 ian.-is Klan, Mr and Mrs. Mord ttr**r*.
Mr. de Nen ville, Mr. and ffl**S.W. il. Wet more,
Mr. ami Mrs.J, M.'Waterbury, Mr. a?d Mr*. Adrian I*elln
lin- Ml-s,* llcuiiien, and Mi** I-*sllB,
Mr. and Mrs, Smith Clift, Tho Misses Warroo,
W. A. spencer, Miss tlnfTiian,
Mis* Navarro, Mrs Btaey CUrto,
Hi-atllev late, Mr. mid .Mrs. Kdwd. Leavltt,
Miss Koot, Mr. aud Mr*. 0. M. DepsW,
Mr. and Mrs. Hobr. TTon*'. Mr. and Mis. ll. N. Harrison,
m.**. ir a,-.-j-.. Miss Paeale Btes
non Webb, Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Johnston,
Loan Webb, MUcJshastoa,
Mr. mid Mr*. F. .Wilson, T. Maitland,
Mr. aad Mn. <;. T. lluicn. .1. K. I-eroy,
Center Hitchcock, Ml** Work,
Mrs. v. a. Terry, Ahram.-i. newitt,
J.J.To wu sent!, jr*, kit, and Mrs. Tim's "fewbo'i",
Mr. and Mr*. Joan Bigelow, Qatddya Bsdtaoad,
Po-ltucy Bigelow, William Rediaond,
Pierre laniiiuiti, Mr. Mi*. Lavteaee,
W. E. Ken', A. U Carbart,
(Ie,.ree Bolton, hatiilli-l PB SSS.
Mi*- i;icei-w, FiTdniniid Bshaseharlt,
Mn* l*clilcffc|.o, gr. Siivdam, ,
Mr. lind Nn.B.8. Howland, Mr. nml Mrs.C. Kellogg,
Mr. and Mr*. li. Winthrop. Ari hm Berry,
Arbul 'iiiriiurc, I.. l>c.liuoiito.
Mr. nn I Mrs. I . Turn ure, Mr and Mr-. A. Bt Inion!,Jr.,
Lawrence ruruurc.Jr., Mr.anti Mr*. J Bowers I,en,
Miss liirinire, Mr. and Mis. ll. ll. Warien,
0Btrgs Iti-inl, Mr.and Mr*. (.. Cornell,
's I'.almond, Hamilton F. Webster,
Thomas Casking, iii Boston, Mr.aad tttk '*???. L Rlcrs,
Miss Belle wilson, I leaeral aa i Mi --leran ler,
Mis. ll. Wi latin, B.Wabbanl IhcMtMl ?.., Ml,
Mr-. W. D.-Isaac, Miss Aila Smith,
Mr*. Hamilton McK. Twom- Mr*. Hewar,I W,-i,l>.
hov, Mr. and Mi*. Liliott F.
Mr*. William Astor, Btopard,
Mr.aml Mr*.Butler-I>uncsn, Miss Biiller-Dnncin,
General William Cutting, Mr. and Mr*. it. U cutting.
I'nkt ile Mornv, Herbert Wadsworth.
Mr. mal Mi>. Ili-nrv (i "w? Ferdinand V/.ua?a,
Mr. und Mr* Bradley Mar MUe Leary.
tin, Bi-clnald Francklyo,
Mi** Kate Bulkcley, Mis* Agni s Bin-*.,
Miss Uc.-k*__r, Jainr* .strong.
Mrs. (irls-vold Or*/.
BOMB OP TUB CORTFMKS.
Mrs. Vuiulcrbilt ?""?peered ns a Venefi.-m
PrtacesstStoe-tC?I a put ire by ('aband. The under?
skirt wa* ot while and yellow brocade, shading from tho
deepest orange lo (he llfbtest canary, onlr the blfh llgbt*
bein-.' white. The (Inure* of flower* snd leave* worn out?
lined lil-T.iltl, white Still lritle-c nt 1.1* ; llght-liliie nalia
Hain embroidered magnltlcvnllv lu galil mid lined lu ll >?
mau roil. Almost tbe entir,- length of the train wa*
cnulit np at one side, forming a lur.'i* inifT. Tue waist
was of hine satin covered with paid embroidery; thfl
dr,-** was eel square lu tne neck anti tho Mowin*' ah-eve *
were of transparent gold ll,sue IBB wore s Yem-t nu
em e.ivt-rt-il with mignttlceiit ),-we *, tho mosl ic
hie or then- 1. inca sjporb peacock lu in j ny ectstfld gen;is.
Lady Mandeville -mr., a dress c ipied froni a p;c:urc bv
Va,ol\ kc of n Brm-es* de Cr.iy. Tue petticoat wa* at
bl i.k satin, rmi,raiduni In )-t Ito i.ody and train were
Bf b Bet v. Stet, oi ii.i.Hooted with heavy Jot embroidery.
Thc ire** bad ht ree pulled Yandi ko slue re*, an limn -i* ?
st n. i un ii .i.,- Von,! un i?,-,-. the decres Betas turned
up wlt.i tlc- sam*- I."", rho whom wa* cr.,wn-d with a
bl..ck Vin I J. lint and tiro .p ii* pin n-t. lereed up at
aaaaktsaad bb?lag with |ewda Bothlag < sud tors
oflsieg lc i.id> Ks
i ni icBifleeat aad to abra dress.
W. K. Van I'Ti'Mi M lin* Dtlkt de Oul*f>,
'ts k tu.it*. y?i:,iw anl bia k trunk*, s
t, *ii i a niai-k rdvel c..,ak ssakt odirs i kt
gold, with the Order d Bl loaadack
i,I,bon, and with a white wi.-, bia k velvet *h...-s and
. ? linn was in i f
n( tic imke nf un * ? tu vf. ii v..:i i., , ifs art i
Ml,mn* wai ".lily le ?'.? '.mi-tid?. emerald*
corne'du* Vanderbilt arpearec ?* Loads xvi, in a
l. . s ?,.?!., v .
uiimiii'ti with silver p ital d'E spa rae, and i
si mrs.
thees ead has wets bte eera aJahd and ruf?
fler, or :
1 a* li,,' I. ' ' ' I _. :,' . . , .- :, ?
11 in, m. tl willi diamonds, uml a msg . .nomi
lieiel-(rcs*. Mr*. Vita I, r,nit wa* a eOBtBBBlad br ler
?
wuii a* itin overdrsBB d etaaa leaeaet ? w?i?? ,.i
. i .: T'-aaof willie BaUfl Ilk* a
bon.pi ' ? 'r, in Willie
tte, a ttf iUK la il
?I I, and Tb ? ?? third a* *
.
esl, wlt.i wulst.-oi! and iTi-c ?? Bead
embroider' .1 I
I . ni-ii, a sistero! B -, a* a
? IU, ' In
. Itt, With fi I*-M,'.,' W
fa ,. lie tr?la tad t i< fro ti ,.t t .,- dress w>-r>
A uot lier -
BM WS* Worn by Mr*, ll n ITOp.
-. wurr-, a* ii
, ia brawfl
shirl mil brown ?i in- ates. *? was
> ? *:?. d purple
Slid Ml ? .'ll ct lie. Willi h,r,/ ,ut il siri;>* nf Illicit
sad )i'i.n?, aad a iransparsai
. , iraas wu, import*- n.r b ? ?- , n -. w,tii
. ol dlaase?da lfal
HCI'' w TU wlih lt.
M I ? I. was a!':"- I u _ Mar pit*--.
Sha tram d Bar dew rak a > i-. emhrolderad
with gold,aad Ito heal ???*? ? ? .auu. Thc
Corsage wh? of pear-embroider- I tu ,-, laatCCacd willi
geld nerta ase nat high ead sgeaai aad wu* trismed
ttilh lace a aflOtBrj Bid Ile*. aVBS w,i.* of pearl
tulle i' Uow Batta BBS trtatflwd with pearl*.
A lib-1. ar complete I the dress
Mr*. W. I). (Sloane wore a red latta, *>iort rpilKefl ?klrt,
crossed with black v.lrel |BffltSI dlflStflnflfl 'I!hfl "'? I r
tlrc*? wosof antii|u- br.na le, BBtfentdcced with pop plas
looped very bouffant. Tho low walat wa* rat lo a petal
mid mad-- of bl*, k ve'vot with a vc*t of lirocade. 1'op
pies were embroider.-d around tim tn . k *nd sleeve*. A
black velvet cap wit ii popine* was worn.
Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombiv wm atlir.-il In a short
skin of pa'o?t blur satin, uutlted In .limn.md* with lnr_e
?oia ticatl* vn ea/'h i-omt. A palling of satin round Um
bottom r M emt Cd with gold fringe. Tho over-Jre-s wss
of white brocado, with large SB-hrstdkBBd pink
mses, and leave* BBShtflMeni In pdi and silver.
The waist wa* cut low, and the dre**
had s Watteau back. The cl now cleeve* wer<* of
old *ntli-ue lace, snd a hat trimmed with pink aud white
feather* wa* worn.
Mr*. W. II. Vanderbilt appeared ** a dud.es* In a dark
I court dre** tr iiinurd with rare lam* and Ji>wel*.
W. H. Vanderbilt appenred ta ordinary ev.-nlnr dre**.
Mrs William Astor waa attired In a Venetian
dr?!?* of ilark-c.,Ioctl velvet and astin, the velvet Meg
embroidered lu gold tn design* of rose*and the satin wlih
pearl*. Tbe inuit of the low-cut corsage wa* covered
with ran* J-wcs. The Intlde of the long flowing sleeves
wss embroidered willi pearl*. A * null ?tandlui* collar
surmounted tho omarc, and tho hair, which wa* worn
(lowing, wa* pan ly covered by a snmii cap fastoncd with
(iliiuic* sud an Btgflettfl of illainoinl*.
Mr*. OBooaesy m Depsw appaHad ?* Catlin*-. Her
eeats?se, ena or thr pio*t elegant d ths evening, wa* of
pal" nen green satin, dancing length, and covered witb
whit-) tull-r drapery, on which were many liny silver
moons, caught up with caisUsr* of water-lilies and lmijf
grasses. Her hotline of -rr rn velvet wa* tiiinined with
Hue old round point larc, and arro** thc trout wb* s
j,,itiiin/rr d pond lille* nnd long grass,-s. Her bair,
i, ion wa* pow d' r< .1 with uiver dust, wa* coiled under ?
cap of iviiito tulle, n.-iaugled wiih ?Hver star* ami orua
iiii-iii'-d by * ttiaiiioiid pin and a clost-r of long gra**e*.
Hbo wore a large diamond lizard and turtle, a illa mond
star neckliu-o and bracelet* and pins, ail lu represent
lies-drop*. ,
Mr*. Bradley Martin appeared In co.nun** bi Mary
(' lacs oi i*!-,,!*. mid her hii?!>iiti.l BBSS * magnificent
curt dr** of tuc I .mo o' Lill* XVI. Mrs. t)il*vrol.l
til ay upi-jared il* ( armen, and Mis* Amy li.winwiiil ns
tue Quaam, In "Iolanthe." Mis* Natalie Bald?
win it* -snow sud Miss Kate Bulkdey
as Ice, both In while draperies. wltu
snowflake mid icu le accessories, WON of!*,-t hy Mr*.
Il, uri (1,-w*, who lu laele-colornd *jtl:i repi.
i'm- and carried a tinea. M?S ?St-lard .-s|K-tirci'? toilet
wea a pertest eapp el aa e!d pslntlBS d she Daatoas of
llcloasl.ire. A bli-lil coioied lluii.'.inaii dress wa*
wara ky Mm* Beea?her. Old Bag?sfl court I
wer, w,,rn bv Mr. ami Mrs. Qe-CBt HCBIJ/ Wi.ir.-ti.
Miss ly-nry -\nr.' it M UtaSlaaTl ' "url dress of black v.l
vd and brocade, trimmed witn point lace. A lon. black
veil fell over lue tram and was cangai with diamond*
Bfglffl1*1 Ptinii klyn and Miss Aj.ne? llinssi- rot lilied Ibo
fa nous na ni.li- or "Marted- BBB"-* thfl Hnt-ctory,"
tiny ia -lug dressed as the IncniynlAci, Mr*. HucUiitiati
Wlathrcp imih nidi,ai a* a Beeeces" tor ?teeibaiag
largely compor,cd ol pctcoeU tins, inn.mi. lt one of tu*
iiio*t gor-cous present. Mrs. Frederick N, i
tm- nail a* the l"u**en of 8hcha, rn a royal BeehBB
Cost ll )CWSls.
Mist Turnurt'i drew transfarmed h'T Into au E,' p IBS
Princess. A heavy white sstin rota* emhroldcre J ingold,
with a sweeping train; long, fi.wlng sleeve* lined
with cloth of gold; s low-cut corsage covered
with snoJent com*; a golden peacock with *pread!ng
wins* a* * he?ddrcs?, from which depended * lon-; veil
I rain, fastened with gold chain*; bnn*li**, anklet* and
Jewelry?such was the ensemble BBB portrayed her ns a
damrht.T of (he Nile. Lawrence "Tanara, Jr.. wore
a *llver-h!iie Huginnot ein*tuiiie, and Arthur
Turnure a Louis XVI. court .Ires* of blue
saiin, dimmed wltb Russian luci*, and
set off with thc umal buckles, ?word. wig, etc Mrs.
Turnure'* Huguenot coat limo wa* of light blue satin,
with ti limning* of old lace. Miss .lennie pigelSB wore a
fancy French ifBM. Mi*. Jame* strong went to tho ball
la the costume of a Ma-.pii.se. Ferdlnaiid YSBS-S
appeared si PrfcfcM Paul in tie Until Duchess.
Mr*, Charles L. Pei kins wa* attired as Lady Wn?hlu_
lotiwhi-nihc received Lafayette. Her flflSBBBB* was of
white satin and brocade, made rnll am flowing, with a
cap and fichu of fine point lace. Her ornaments were
elegant diamond*.
Mr*. Butler Duncan, as a lady ti bygone tim,-. BJ
psaed in Slacfe satin, made wiih a long train; hair htgk
aud powdered and ornament -i by a dinmont! star.
Mrs. Routh'* costume wat n Madame Pompadour of
paie i.mk and bl ie satin, with sn overdress of palo blue
flowered broci.le: flap ti pink *atln envied with
prceiiiii. *t me* j large boeqaet al Boa-SUeo* rasse.
Miss Work, hs Joan of Arc, nirra.-te.l great BtteStiOfl
Hhewore a white cliln-i crap.-, embroidered In lilian
Beards l>*, with s cuir.i*s belinel and gsoatlets or ,. ld
silver mail, tin. Bodice, legging* aud Baste _ un d
?tesl clo li and the spur* of steel.
Ml s Lilith Fish appeared t* Marie hatdoetts, tn s
cardinal and sliver brue nb* ,tress, evered wltb i
sm! a | aiiiK-d bonin-t of v.-It.-I. Mr* ii. (J. Haven m ,, ?
a very hsndsoni? dress of terra-eotta broead ? sad whits
?attn, a* a itt BOC BS, the daughter Of Henri Doux.
Mr*, lt. T. Wilson, tin-motner of Mrs. Ogden c.,Vt,
tod mi a blank satin pr Balsas dress, with a fi" il af gold
broCnle, truiiiiieil wu a poul tl'Al in; in, niitl e Ubi by
?l.t.-.pi -mi-iota. The waist wa* cut agnate and ti named
wita lace and roses.
Mrs. Ilciiiv rt.in Iford woro a rich Titian cottuu.o that
wa* mueli aatalrsd.
Ml erroll, daaghter ot et 'biv.-ninr Carroll, appeared
as Pros*! In a wintc ia in dress, with a deep h.nd
or sn v.-r brocade io, .pe im-, iu-01 th., tram ii was trimmed
at tlc i, .ttom with silk laos sod bear** sUrsr cord and
tnssels. The pointed corsage Bf silver bro-eh- had wings
of silver talla for slssrea Thc dre** wa* embroidered
wltb surer wiieat aaderyata l se i leavsa
A hann* uno BBspberdoS* dr-s* wa* won I17 Mr*.
Tho'iias dishing, of ll,,stan, mn h- Wltb a short piiik silk
?kirt, having a rucne of pink rea ea and ?'reen
10uud tm- botioui. Til- overdrea* of itriped silk was
caught hy boii'tuets of im.si-t'ose,. Xto bodice wa* cut
10 a low point and laced, and was I ri min tl with pink
rose* Alni luelle* of pink Milk. BIM ea.-ried S gold Shep
In r.l-s* crook, tiiiiiua I with pink in- t, butt. lilies,
wheat and hutu nhl.-nil tit.
Mlaa Belle Wilson, slater of Mr*. Qoelet,'appearedaa
Iini'.coiico iii a shun wiuto tatladtfrt, with Bra lalla
skirt* over it, ea h of t lieut of ?_fereul length, ead
trimmed with bullion fringe. The draperies of whit"
till, were cti.lit to th,* dress lu- waite doves, i lie
wats o: sllfnr cloth had ft m-st and white dur.- on tho
left shoulder. A lit tit- toogee with u dovo wus worn
011 the he_,| mid a s..tt white tm.ti vii, COT*
. wno silver binnu Un *. (el over the train.
Mrs. Luther Kottata represented Muafce, aad aerous
t um,* wa* of * um,nm ocalia. 11,1 .in** waa of rad
Mann. ih>- underskirt was ..I white ?at:n mince! With
life mw* ?,f ni. .1 k velvet Tho bodice wac low and sal
*<|UAr** sud w** adorned nit 1 gold bugles and hangi**,
,\ maale sonic ooaialalng notes in goi-i was worked oe fl
i.iaek v.Let atrip eeriMstaebod-os. nissie lewers
trimmed with bleeh laos. Hat rap wss m rad Mila,
han,lt.,in ot timmi-d with poid bia! inc, triangle*,
b -ll* and l.nls. ** 10 curried a gSBtUB6,Spaaleh inauiloiiu
111 lier arms lu a grace nil manser.
Mate, ( urisino- Ktlaaoo represented Marie -iuirt.
BBS ware black velvet, ria', rat ly cui!ir,.i 1. 1. ii lu )i -',
aa,I U* I u I"' ''I SI' "of bin. k Vel let J nd Iel.
Miss Bcs*le ('lin, a. I*.mc,lu,dbi. wore a waist half
rel.nw and naif black SBtlB, tut Mulan bi ti I. ck and
front. Tbs skirt wa* composed ol bloc?sol black and
* nader a ni... k .url ? .alow draper/ wi
in.ure of red aili yellow r ?*??-.
Mr*. J.s pa Stoas waa a Marqalae aad Mr*. I
wore 11 ? iiist'.ii wore a f ? r
1,au,I* 11,. Kiypl au dr.**. Mri Edward 1 diet also
? nm- nf ? *?! tr.|i:!*e. H.-r tl 1 es- WBSII ? iii med
WU 1 sup. 1 n laee. BBd her (.liniments WI ie titanmini*.
Mts. W. B W*tutor* re 1.ni ,1 I'stligai 11 ? 1
. 1 , ,11 ass, wi n drspene* of s., 1 ',-.i gray tulle
I, |U, -ell as
which soft pt ld* wera caughl to tbs d
bug*, ion i-i ila?. 0 ellas sad lita di >.f loild silver, A
pink *ailu v.st ?*s 00 Ve I ,'. ?
umps. Bo ind .tin- Idiom of ito ?rsa*
A nigh
Si a*, a.
\ *... .,( pi ,k lulls Bsa 1. loseeta and
I IO th"
-kirt bv a silt if
1 led le .tltei-.
Mr wat In s court dress ol L_hii* XV, 0!
1 un -. II, i> ut ..pi? a ed is S ii
1. : li hi. right Bind, ninl the t'siiiiii. . nf ii>
I dangan-. I milch attention,
tl ? tallia Mswltt'i di 1 I
1
?I Miss llrwilt wi. 1, picturesque Dutch
mai 1,11. Mu. Lawrsu a wo 0 i hu . 1 nu ,1
Whits san:., lr.muri will B1SBJ ?<. ,
le eiitirelf of su.'n black* lind lat
'
ll, Lull ? tod drip.-l.f eiol.tolUeiC'l
witt, tl I vt r: t .e petilco.11 embroider**! intlireral 1
1 w oh dr ip
Mr*. 11 tis 1 di es ? wl'h
- ..r 111 *i*bsbi ? 1.. ku wim h warn iiiinteti tor-it
lot ? 1
II ilium- lice. Ito,ped wiih III, .. rt aud hud ii
? ?, , r
l:u,nm NM 1 wore a <!r, ** of (h.*
.1 1 I a
Irani ear I* I ..Vol I
J.. ! t -,l III '1 I,"'la 0 -ta* , lt square
I B wini a ? I ??! ???! -I'
witta a rut! B il,lc "I iii,'
ba..; . ? * ?? .? bi iii p .' 0 ? Hi
. . .1 tito IV.ile bell ..
s,,oi.. w 1 tm* c * .nun- -er,- worn long wiiukli-,1
: ls.
. wss v? ,r-i bl ,,
wei.-kn ,wii \ 1,1111- , - lt. The I
direly ,,f s
it d,ik bu. .ground ii..- liol len 11,11
I tu?
ll, ad- ll .' -s -. . ? ? ' k ll, oe III
?'lilli.I
A nilli- r.lihou Hilo -'lil**'' Inscribed Upon II. fio.o
win .1 -Ul d 1 u ? Bl > k. , chip - iel t'.e
dies. -
M -11 .ii. v g. an wore bBussIsb national i ... ""-t 1 *
Hem) .-h. m. .** a it Itel . 1 . (lack wltfl
aa owl aad ? ,?? 1 bsd un her I'll sboul.ler.
Mr. mt . -ii*. Edward Ltiavlu rspro*i ited
homoi. i:..i,. rt Hom-np,oared us a iii-;, , cr.
, 1 ,11 ?> m. Uspsw wini in au aaa -looker
cosllllUe ?,l ru a i. a, k I- .vet. linnie W Pl k. I.e
tatnui li. wlih ,liam,Hid I.lu-, >m! iii..,,
Meier sailn anl or lame.il'd wit' - ,u Mild
a beautiful bssd-embroidered Wt n n rum
pom mee, and a wig Ol WftltS B*lr. puffnd iud lad lu
u i|,i,iic. He Uni ll 1 ockcl hal aud ? Wolli, pink 41.k
? lo. kings ui,d dium .mill n sled shoes.
James -tiong WSS all ired as a g nlleiiiail of Ih* old
RmIIsB I omi, Iii BOOStUBM of tlaik luowa ,,,,(li, wlih
bllftuns ill bear V NI. Bl la- ,; ,al Wa* Illicit ttlta Willi*
satin, mid 111* lavender satin wal-lcnal flM* I alii ai
Imo,I, ie,I lu liny pin* flowur*, A Jalmt ut raul
black sl.k noaa ulld buckled SSOSSOOmp eel thS toilet.
I',: ii-l.'Tillartl wit, e <s um ,| at a Hungarian. Hi*
coal wa-ol garnet tent),, e..ve.e 1 with ta..d nrael; and
Li* ryoBten were of llgbl iHtlS cloth, with ride slr pn* of
garnet velvet, bordered by gold rn aid. Ha Won I
nil ul pals lilian Ballara uiual nf a flus doth, inn-1 with
blue .11 ; ,' BM i?ll d with Mid, BBd iriinin, d B itu ian
?lau fur, tho rniiit bria-,'iicule lu military t?shiiiii. HU
hal. w nu a long ia i of pac I,m.), embroldsrsd ie gold
hi aid, was iiimuicd wl'.h Bustiau fur aud s whin \ >ui
pon.
ii. lt. Rlekardaoc want as a brtgaud, In huck ve et
knci.l.reecho*, trlinin.-.! with ?catie! s.Ulii Biol .1.1
brad: blank vslrst Beet, with ged epemsis; hi*.- ask
hat irmiiii'tl with Be*Mat hand* and a *<? .rift lea uei.
J,mu Lawrance wore a hussar costume of white and
s> ai let, iriiuiiict with gold braid ; ajack't of while cl.nu
ti iiniiie.l.fii. h-ray Ku.siau fur, wita sleeves nf *,ili,l
gold cord ; anti a ?cari*i ual a lin plume* sad a diauioud
.
li H. I-***, aa an old Knickerlmckrr, wm-e a dr**BB ti
dink w: I. I I oi ? 'I cloth, willi knee-li ie. ches, a'ike ll ll,.*',
buckled uno, *, c.. ked mit *nd a sword.
M i ( nob appeared ss a Puritan lu a costume of .la- li
br .wu, WlIB a long cloak Mowing flinn lim sinai der*.
I lu ma ii H arr, s, ?, one or lin- I tierny abie*, iv us attired
111 pale bine and acarlrt. Ills trousers wer.- of pals Mlle
.;.. ii, in* train?rai wa* d talus sad aearlat sbiIb, hit
cst ni I-i bini* le lilied with scarlet aallll, and he flTBtfl
u aoarlsl satin nut.
Mr. Moano wme a Lulls XV. costitm* of black fdvet,
tho ena being linet! willi luveiid-i BBtfa- anil the knee
bi, celie* laaiein d wlih real jet hinkle*. He bad a black
cbai*- iu ff itu plume*.
V, md McAllister Wa* ilrc*sed a* thc ('? mut dc U Mole,
the ll UgUSBot lover of Marg.i'i le Valid*.
hrthar 1?ety*B costaaaa waa a ase icreseoftto time
ni t ii ul le* 1. and Ison* XII I., made of uiui-ooii v.ive,
with a .la-kei ilBsd wits talus sad irtiBiasit wita laee j
kine lire., he* ami bu. kif*, a sword, amt a bal and
I esther,
.1. Bowers lee wore au Engllth buntlag oostume, ooai*
prising a hui.ht coi, iv Ul . t v.ui*'c>.ti, bru
, ,..u i,rei ,-iies. top boo'* ii.oi ii.lln.' Iiat. Hubert
h. li, ruell B*eeS a halli*, imo Churl,* ,s
L. hiilm.nile's dies* wa* it lundi I li l-lii-llsll t"?.r
lilllie, , auupi laing li,nek Mik Vi ivet ena!, ulillt salo
waiatcoiit. h. ii k v,at, t kura Bret abes, *iik beac, parapi
di.un,rn,I bu kies uud a c.,a|M-iiti.
U. u. Barra wa* attired ia s oeurt dnes ot bleck ve)
V?t coat .. ol knee lillee.i,.., With Willi'' fUlst.,,,1. ll?.l
?ilk s'ockmg* ami powdered wig. nudley, lani o
Lsiecsisr, wa* P'-i?ou*t--d hy PrsBCii iiiuihrjp, in a
Chile i nilli dll.?S.
lain Hana Weill lu tho cottuiiio nf B llilintiir.an. Ifs
troiiscs ai.d cont were ol hack vella-., neil,li , m
buen iel w.tii scarlet anil gold, wlih luil.iary iru.i. i ,w
oin.ii< wasdwr. Biota, trimmed with Ku*.mu fur, ami
liana wiih sostlet utin. lui doublet ol *carls.BsUa
wss iiiniiii.-tl with goal braid, ? i tm ia. hstofgold
mid sour et *?us .irnaiuenled by all aigrette DI ili.u.i.ma*
uini moa'-, ii* sm-) mgu Kaaslan top-boots and car
ii. .1 ii sword.
Edward k. mey* waa dree"ed a * Queen's lifo Guard
sf tee yest 1848. assart, eic i ? sssmei ij wults
cu -*i me ie tigutsend ii ? 'i- rs o nm* shove tua kaea Au
old-lasblolie-l ciuriss and ? i.i.,,i'o ,,c uoliiict, holt and
?WOI '( ' ,nilpie! 'I M 'SI ll U o, .
isiuei- i ii p-rs,m.tte,i ii Polish Osnersl in a dart
t, , |ack l liam..a,I with gold c rd ann having waite
o ,11* I,ie. tala Wk* Walli a 1,1-1,aol OBiM ll mund
wits gold eora tbs sr. -obos wen msdeorwhli
mc oz tighiBit ead wera wsru wita lop aeon having
?pun i .>? i ip was oi oller wilburn a vi*.ir. ami Bsvlag
a Mil' plums, a sward sad Beit wen
Hugo Krtteek wan t aatsaaia WBtury emin .ir.-'s
,. I ell el. ll MB elli BPP lie . .'I -
Welter'* father.
Mr. iiuii inge wore a very h lame ol t ta
hr?bShell .ii.iuii.iir, i bin* anoraUlered Jsshei wuh a
OlUBSOB sash, willie tin oau amt a beau,if,iii' SlBUred
, i. ., b.ir,mu ? brought b. nun lion I,gyp,.
Mr. Manro-BtiUer Joaae-iiee, of Uhiuea, worn* dress
ni (no lime ul le,, ii* Xl I, of de i l go d (St U t ii li?
lli god, a gray uai and Waite poiuie, as 1 .,.1 ii.
B?Isl.
A. I'lioriidik" Ki e weil In b Muck tress ..f t ie I,*' oi il?
tur)-, with a black vnlmi Veacti iii coal. Ml ?BJ*-*" l.i
w-r.l ( o ip., wore a similar cisiuuie.
William li. Uaiib-rt soiu ti,- I -riimo of a BpSBlBh
Knight of Calatr*r*. black velvet suit of tho aoTSBlSBBl
c-iiturr, with collar and cuff* of old point de Veiil*** bice
nm! white cloak with a black satiu hood and tbe red
ero** of tbe Order.
Luther F. Konntze, as Don Cirlns, wire kn>'o-breiv*-ho*
emilia-med in gold trmiuitng*. Ht* coat wasofyo'lnw
satin, foaliunod with gold braid mid spamr'.-s. A purple
cloak, which wa* also brilliantly etnbr iidered, bung
loosely from his shoulder*. His head was ornament* a
with s red csp from which dangled a piune. A large
"toledo blad.t, which ls over 300ye tr* old, completed thc
Cos. nilli'.
W.Cut-tog. a* " Romeo," wore a Veneti-in costume of
gurnet velvel, trimmed with gold uni pt-ei-lou* atones
with gr*** *llk tit-lite. The wulte ca-ihm.-ro cloak was
lined with garnet a Ik.
The Hm- tlc Moray wore a court dress of plum-colored
ve'vet, lilied ivliii pink satin and trimmed with pa.se
mentone, tn whisk glin,-re I mauv pri-eioii* i.tiees. The
waistcoat wa* of crush -d sirawb.-rrv ?attn, embroidered
lit beads, and the ku h brasehea of ihe pliiiu-volored vel?
vet w.-ro fastened at tho knees willi diam md bu, kl ea
Hu hat was o( plum-colored velvet, with e-dglug of black
nor.ch tl|is.
Mc Di -kin?on wore a regular court (Ires* of modern
Kugtish style, with Hie ad inion nf the insignia of the
Order of fbe Cross In d arnaud* and garnet*. Lawrence
Turnure's Huguenot tiros* was one of tho handsomest*
Mea, lt w ia of rich ga net velvet, with old-gold puff
In.'* sad -i i-iies m the coat, aliv-r embroidered, aad
having a hath r cuirass ?indited wltb silver mills. BS
liul high top-bool*. Old-gold silk tlgiiis, s Huguouot
sword mounted wita silver, und handsome Jewelry.
-*>
THK QUAUKILI.K-s.
In Hie niiccrtiiintj a! a lafe Innir of there be?
ing any Herman danced, ihe only organized attraction of
lue evening was Ike quadrilles, winch had Ban drilled
so Wi ll Ik .t the dancing of them was a decided BBSSSflO.
? tho floor flrsf to tho " Huhby-Horse " or
Hunting .pi idi-111 -, after w! lob carno Mt*. Aslor'* boautt
rul comb,nation of color, thc Slur quadrille, atid then the
In ail n China, Opcra-llouffc.iudMother("oo?efollowed.
Thc ladles and gea?CSBea ia thc Huming quadrille
Ben minute 1 tm mnek horses whoso logs worn modestly
Mneaed hy guy eotarad pd io.its, handsomely nm ir.,ld -
?re 1 In gold. Theil ap icaratice wss the cause of much
iiit-rriinctit. Among tho pepi,, in thi* quadrille were
Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Howlati I, Mr. and Mrs. August Bel?
mont, Jr., A. I! iluiont, .Mr. Ma l.iworth, Franois Rigg*,
Mr. Parker anl Mrs. Ki,-hird Irvin,Jr. Tho gentlo
iii.-n wore hutiling coats of scarlet broadcloth, lined with
white satin, White satlu watslc<al?, white satin knee
I,reecho* i niuiiied with solid gold button* au.I emnroid
cry, i!dni-boots and spurs and r gular riding bat. Tbe
ladles wore red cloth cont*, white satiu wa.stcoats with
J t IT. ? ro ti t colored ribbons on tho loft shoulder, red* bro wu
rloth skirts, silk hose, shoe* with buckles and riding
hats. Owing to much caro non-* of the rider* took a
header.
Mr*. Astor's quadrille was, ss might le-expected nnder
tot management, ono of tho Dial! attractive.
Ml** A*tor and Mis* Beckwith were tu white.
Miss BettBflS and Mis* M i'm lu yellow. Mis*
Warren an 1 Miss Hall in Ufl -, fl d Mr*. Bryce sud Mus
I-ellth Carew In raee-Cdoced attire. They carried wands
tipped with stars. Their dresses wero ma le of satin, of
dun, lng length, and covered with silver (BOM embroid?
er,'i with star*. The hair wai worn flowing down (ho
'lack, aud over the towhead of each of tho ladies
gi -aiued a hiiiniious star ni nie by electric light. The
gentlemen kt Ito quairnie wee Mr. Myee, Mr. Ellis, G.
H. Warna, lr.. Mr.Bpeecar, Mr. Kingsland, Mr. l-taiT,
Bay Miller cad Uepeaard Btewsn Ths*" wore Hoary
ll! BOCt?tsesd velv.v of various dar!; c.I'r*, powder,-.!
wigs, l_BSa4-reflC?CS aud baeklcSi and iword* at their
Side*.
Mr*. SaaaaaStrang tod tbs credit of one of Hie pret?
tiest quadrille*. Hie Dt?dSS(**_?O? In lt wero Miss
Lita:Strong, M-U liam, Mis* l.nnt r. Miss Bilda O'lrlehs.
Ml?* l-'aii-i.r Bl BB, Mr. Rathenu..l, Mi. Mortimer, Mr.
I and Mr. Piatree "u. Tba ladlee wen* attired la
short dneMe of Ivory whin- satin witU bouffant panlcrs,
.ni short lleeres. Th-lr hair, piled
lilith ou Ito bsCk if th t li'iii!. '.vu* iKiwdcred and decked
with white ostrich pla?ea Theil rtbboei ami rana
I lllppett were all white. To coiregpuud
with t -I ia gea <? nen were all In iiniusc
wblte waist. .*e, buckle*
?lipper! and powdered wi.;*. Their liutio i-iole bC-tgOCtS
I ? ? of t i *e iiartis*ii*.
r i (ip "-ult ..iii'- dlreetlcB of
M:s. I'. : ii ta la \.?;: If i, BOBBta! ' .laaetirs, all
i "ung in i roi people Mr*. ysaaga, who tonk the
ir of Serpoletta, ta "i * ( isflee de Caa?erma*"
ibsrt drrea tit gray ltnan. with a front of rmi and
. i ???::? t lu nihM
BOO little willie c ip. fjBn denied Bilk Frederick Tun*.
who wa* Orri.t, lieux, sttlred in the regulation tl?her
? ? . . m ? < \ 111 s ?tatar, daaeed
rae?addis and to luwbe
? ?'itio-similar to I lia" worn by e qi ail. Mr*.
Ju nos llriwn I'ottcr, a* .if".',,rn 1 ir,nt, wa* eos
I 1 in au Staagfl rad bodies uud skirt,
w,tb a bin** overdress, sleeves and upper
ted yellow ott m. a esp d eraaae rad
?In': : . ?'. . 1 'll witb
.md (led -Uh vel Vel rtbi ??? **?*??*?(?
? rn in,, ??: .rd Hunt. His c ??
w ,* ..i mo is e iloi . Mrs. I'rank
mee d-need In a white oostams ns La Petite
-?e. ,i ..j ir.-,ie Wi.'-i'ii, wbo, . need \v.th In r, wa*
/.. /?, .' (tu, Webb aid J. Kin
. Bad ', La Ulai't an i '/ im*-?mi Le
, ..', I red.
,i, fUrofit, lu a pins costume, da > Bluge
m Perkhole,
all I Krait "I ?* (?. He icu ?
,t, /'?/" , Mr. Pryor, who ?*??* costumed as t aga
? \ a nu' Mi-* Ell i i.e i. amati d
Ut iii " M -lassa Aosot."
- - ap by Mi * ' ?
? *imp ,- m itel id,
Uo 't mci 'i in tuts quail*
nil.- ui. Irs Porkies ai Mother
Coo*! :
dressU a., 'l tb cookie shell*, bine belli aaa oow*
i tl.e ii .'I'ee.i, w itu a .Tonkin
ter ban i , Mis* r. sse ..-,, ?. di i .?. ?. -u , *. Miss lia,rou
as Lit?e Bed Hiding Hood, Mist Parsons sa tbs I
.. .I. . an ' ni., i'm.ne Per?las
us i Hilo '.|i-s Mallet. To. ? .,? ,|n ,,|.
I iii" e ni si| dre ( n,tiler
n, aii i inii poor'Jack, i isy wsn
Br. Duncan. C. Lswrauoe Perkins dr. Bpenct-r, Julian
.,. a . n, Mr, l. avitl aud Mr.
Tin: Ml SIC.
The musk waa farnisbed by two bends ol
music tans, in tha iatsrrata bel ween tha dam-o* aud ba*
? gea a nB-t?ry band bb?ar tBa i bm
Boa ol P. B liiliuore played Hom a stand al Ito head of
th* flight uf stairs lu tho malu hall. The
iniiaic. pro.icr came (mm a baud
of twenty Instrumentalist* stationed lit a gallery
In (he large dbiiug-rooiu. Th.- hand wa* a* con.iilc.e a
nie bib aaeetble 'halag, tn raet, a imall ontoafln,
coull rising violins, viola*, vloloucoilo*. doiiblo basses,
ililli-*, oboes clarionets, bOBSOCBB. cornet*, lunns, a
ti..minno and kettledrums. J. M. Lander wus tho
r, ned in addition to llbl fleeces which have
held -'ii with dan,lug pani"* this season,
ho i a number ol pretty piece*
lor th- tlrst tine. Mr. Gilmore'* musician* gave the
inuei, i. .pu itlon to ouly oue dance, ll was the llrsi
Hiiadiil.it , ' Hobby Hunte,'' Ul willoh the humorous
corni lt oi lbs ?telgB?( '.c-u-red Ihut the music should be
as much like that of u circus a* possible. Ho the blatant
brat*, the chishlng cymbal* and tho rattling drum
nf t.ie iiiili'arv bund were brought lulu Bardi -e. The
music ol the quadrille*, lu which the daners appeared
Ib open boaBseaaraeten, was arrange,i bj Mr Lender,
uud ciiisisu-ilof B pul iHMirri el airs tr,ini ihe operettas
ol Otl'rllbacll and Leeoeq. lin- select iou* were (rom " La
Helm H.amie," " La lille de Minc. Augoi," " l-*? Cloche*
da t'ot?eville," " La urande Oucbesset" aad ?? orput-u*
?ax i.uf-rs" Aaotaor Quadrille, was a htuct-r*, tue
music arrauged by Mr. i-udei- from tho opera ot
", iinou"; tad of Mrs. hater's quadrille bau a sci
nelly composed bj t\ el n garie ii, i i'I ii lei " I Mipu tallon."
11 pisces el daaefl music winch were performed
for the til nt titos wen some mw wa.l/.e?, entitled
? -sii'tlunl " and "tn Dmcl Jubll.," by Itali, a gamp
adapted bj Br, Leader 'roo Lecocq'a " Heart and
Hann," ninl a ?' rickli*.! .?/aller" polka by Mr. Lauder.
min els OF nu: americas EXCHANGE.
Tin- Mm -kiloliters of Iho American K.cliuiigo iu
Europe (liiuiiml) at a general meting yestei laj
ce, i,-1 directors, lim following cfflecni were
eif-cied: President, _e_ator Joseph K. Hawley;
Vic: [.resuletiis, henry ?, H.ileiin-I ilciliy F. Q-lUg.
general manager, Henry i'. (..illig ; und BC-SBtarv,
v\. c. Boone. A dinden- d 3 per tent for toa ttl
(nuntin ended Dec mber ito nus declared.
Ml PS UUU WEATHER BEFORT.
(JOVmJNMliNT IHDICATII >.\'S.
-paSpSM for Hie pail ticentyl'our houri.
\Vash(iMi;i.)n. Mareh 27?1 a- bb*?Tbe barom?
eter ls highest in the Norlhwi si and lowest oh ihe
.\..iih Carolina coast, where a si oral of Might energy,
moving lu a BHIIhtBBttrl* track, is BBBMBl, Occ arnon al
ruin hus fallen ni ihe Beiilh AtlBBtli Stacee, _Baaaa*ee,
and tilt) Ohio Valley, aud occiiMioa.il rum ol' suow In ihe
I. ike ic.lou uml inc Northwest; general rains have
fallen oe tko Paetfla aead Berti oi laaPn?mbmbi Ito
temperature has fallen ?igliily in tuc I'i pst Lskl ic;iau,
lbs N'oilh',,'11 BBd (lint' Bl ile*, uud risen .Mi,*..li.v ni Ito
Muiiiic .slate* .md hew-KagUen!.
hui,. ,,ti.nm lor lo -I lg
l-'or the Middle Atlantic Stale*, pun!)- cloudy weather
willi ..casi,.mil r.r.u, mu i ii. a.. vc-nu. lo B?riBWBCt
WI!ld*, S'l.lllliaiy ni loll :. ICilU'el'.it Ke, nilli,'..', d bl Hf
? ., .nile'.. C
I ... v , I.a .laud, pauly Cloudy weather, ..casi.mal
rani ul siiiw, wm ls mollly iior'helly. *t:il:on-iin or r.s
mg ismperstarea tl pre?sun.
Ito tile bowel lal., iv. mu, e,-liing wi nh, r, winds
nia-iiv , ,,,i i n ,.t sn -re,, si,,,in uuy or lower lemoeraiure.
Ker tha I ppsr ..a.- re_i_ , tbs Upper Mi__iaaippl Val?
ley, warmer fair weat-er, aort-hwestsrljl wUtds kflflflflS*
lug valla no, sUlioiuny or myver pressure.
QBaSMN?B*i Snl'tai*.
on ir- sliuals caiii,uno n-oin Smithville to Sandy
Hook.
Indications tor lo-morrow.
:.- ii ladloated on Weassadai iu tho South
".Mantle sm! Middle Sta?e* and Bew-Knrland, and np
ir snow tn the Upper Mir-dasippi and Mi** mn V_*Je**S.
TIUBUXE LOCAL OHSKi'VATIO.VS.
_ i.t e.. I,..*,-,*-. 1 I . .h,.-r.._--1-?i ? ni* -I... I , li -J _!?..*)
TV dlt?*m ihowirhe bmmS ii-*' r*rt*U*n* la thlt tit y by tenth*
tflnrli... Th" p-ri-eii'tt ular liar* ?lfT ib* bl.ina ',( ll io- for tile lt boora
Errc*<l|i,?n,l,tril.iil. Tu,- Irregular white Un* rrprr* nu tu* 04.Jllatl.na
y tl.T ? ff ij .iiirlruj tlio** nour* Ti.f tniilan of dotterl liar reprr?:.tf
ter ra,ta'..si. in tr:n|.r,*l ?*e. ula-bcat** by IS* l?iul lU'.n al Hu*
oula I'i, huiiij, Jil Uni?lsaj.
Tiunrsr. Office, March 27?1 a. m.? The movement
a Hie barometer yesterday wa* slowly downward. Clear
nd fair weather wa* followed *t night by clou.lr
.-cather. The temperature ramrod between 33? and
1?, the average <4 IV) being 1***** lower than on tim
oi resin,niling day last year, and 3V higher tbau ou
unday.
thinly we .ther, with slight ehsnges In temperature
ntl light rain, followed bv fair or clear weather, may
,c expect d to-day In thia city aud vicinity.
-IviiKoriioinA fi.iim Flail?Thc Gazette thi
lopiteaux, wliile noticing a ca?e of alleged recovery
rom by.n ophnbla, oiiserves that it Is often difficult to
nuke tho distinction between true hydrophobia, due to
hs absorption d Ito BahM tsntS and thc symptoms of
ivdrophobiii, eMBCd by fear of th'.- disease. It cites tin,
,i*e of* womnn who died at the llot.-l Dieu, with what
.-.?med to lie all the symptoms of th.- di-ensc, mulei all
lu* cfn-u instances of the cn se. Several mouth* t-cfore.
Ids woman, who was a street vernier, hud Im-cu bit,en by
i dog as she was passing Notre Hame, uud went ul BflMfl
md had IBs wound cauterised at tin- Hotel Dhu. From
hat time she continued perte. Hy well, until one day.
when she was pushtu* her barrow lieforc the Betel
Dieu, she wa* i-ccognizefl by one of (he students, who
?ailed out to her, " Hallos I you are not laid yet. then!
I'lie doe that blt your thigh wus downright mail, u* they
'ound on! nt Alf ort!" At the very instant tbainamik
wits lini -lied t ae poor woman was nei/.ed with a Violent
pharynges! speen, ami was nf once takea in,lom-,
where she die-l willi all tbe indications of hydrophobia.
LETTEK PBOM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
BO-UMD-W,
New-York, March 13, 1 ***;-.
James E. Ware, esq., Archiiect?Dear Sir : f
lolu-ve thc pluu you have adopted in the construction of
ihe Manhattan Warehouse, on thc west side of Lexing
lOii-ave., fcfltwees list aud *l_d nts., to bs thc best tbat
?ould be devised.
The division of the stniefur* Info what may be termed
separate buildings, surrounded by substantial wa!!*, and
he location or all the working apparatus, such as clevu
ors, stairs, etc., in a neutral court, tbe engines lu the
mb-ccllar thereof, and the boll r in a vault altogether!
intrude of the building, is well coucelved. Tbe method
jf supplying slr for the ventilation uf the several lotti
I* very good. . . .
lu my opinion, the building ls perfectly safe from fl.o
within and without. . . . Respectfully,
W. P. EsTERBRO'lK.
Cttlerif-s iV ('*.'* t'a?"itieri* (Ismuaet Toilet -trill ?T ii
lovel ty BO I ,-\, eui Ional sti.mgthd il-s u*rfu.u? aro ta; t l il
ju ta*, luati ru* linn lui U1S?I aim.ll .-.
DIED.
I airline Royd. !n the Both rear ot h*r sse.
liol itu i s mi ii leads aie respect (ul it- Invited ii a'tind tier
inueial li. her late rtt-lileiice. So. *>1U -Vuatraud *v? ,
liiiHikivn, lins day. ai 4 o'clock p. m.
BBIOOBM l S-At.-st Augustine. Pla, March 10, Wsltei 0
son of Alfred ii-,ti Martha M. BridgawaB
Funeral (rom ht*lat* issdeeee, Mewburg, N. Y., Tat
17, n '.' j>. m.
1'r.ni'tm's will h.- lu waiting *t the ferry to meet th-* nani
. .n au,I , en t rai l input a: lia. io.
I. A! \ a. Hil Toiiipkln?-?Tr.. ISrrwklya, nn Mirrh '.'I,
of pnantBotda, Fraoci Patrick, ux-.t s months, youags-et sou
tu iut-tn nee .nil Mar gai el ?clint:.
KIBCHBBBOEB Oa -ttitrtai-, Mardi Bl Ailee, wlfeuf
BlS-frled ll Ki: .lil),-i-fer, and .lan-lit'-i ot Arnold ii .si?
ll,un.
re* ant! friend* are Invited to atisas ths fassral trom
lui lan- re-n.-iiee ? - lt.,SBTssaSarBBS?B>
lug next, ai '.'..ei o'dea?,
I.I AVITT-U orange. N.T.. SB-_?*_-* lutt.. Msry Osr
<nn,r l.itTitt. wtfsoi Frank K. I.ea.itt, au.ldaughU.-i ?-. I
lau. limuis u lii.ri.
ann Arenas Church. Ai lingtou Avenue
--uti,ni. mi Ifsflnosrtir. -sin, at rio-, lock.
Tmiii (lum burt lay m Chrlstepb i il, at 11:10 a. m.
Ple**t- omit lin tr ors.
liTflTT BaddiiBlT. Maro- lt BltitoBI toea.
il si WatViford. Couu., uu 1 uctdaiy. March 17, at ll
o'ciock a m.
M VHAM -At Paterson, N. J., n-i -".iMnlay.SUB Int'., Flor
D ct*l w :? ot \'.'. P. >uyt!no. *ii-l ? it-st Ca i^iittr o(
Calliollu'i in il ll . ?
Funeral T?ted*", M ,r, li -'7. I ssa, st tbs residence of her
painui*. Hoi l, Put?*<m,stS-.snp m.
?swill beat ths Ki-eil*uvot uu U"? ?tt*!v_l of tbe 12
from .-..-w \>>r*.
Tram i.-a ve- ll i i] - .. i I'elaw-ire,* Lackawanna and West?
ern Railroad, st 1 p. m.
BTRIKBJt-Oa Mt inlay, M -'.ut lils ie*l lenee,
fool ol Wael : I-'. tmliroe* K., tnungest tun u( lue iain
M?|?r'ieie "il O. H.--triker, of Uti* city.
Sei,,, ,,; (assisi ioi, ,
TBS BBOBI K?At -ocky Hill, N". J., B. V. D. Ten Btoe. k,
iliriil Ti i ? J. s.
Uy invite 1 to attend ftuioral *erv1ce* at
lielm lind (iiu-Ch. Cocky Hill. U e,iiie.,|:i.-. ut I 1 X In.
. a win i any (nouns lo I'lh.i eton fur nt?TB alieroona
?
TH AVER -:i.!i!.*nly, ?( Qnt.iov. (ll .on Raster ttionUn-r, Ito
l.-i-v. Pied. I Iii i er. iii ih.' .Udycai ol ..
copy.
Ili.M'oll ' ii *?!?,inlay. Mareh lt',, st th trier 'i*v
Be fl to?Itu and CCSCS*?OB ut lb* nings, Aii',,..;n lia;",le, ot
Martin.--. lu Hie loth tear ol lils age.
t'uui-nii \Ve.in-st... i,,oi,nie. i-Mth inst., .it io o'clock, frots
ti n las?tata Ubapat, *-?. KW Warn BStfl st.
ti'i'kki:?Ro.i it" ie-t ath.-ri.it.. reaMsaee. Ba ts
1 ,*t :':-t *' . I -'? . I,.'HU Mai. I, Ja, < .'.th,"Hie, ila..-'ll
lei oi ,. I I aad ( athoiine Tuc ., i, ut lins , itv.
Fumral service ut st. Anns Clair, h. isth si a..
i'uesilai. March tl, at 10-90B, lil
lu iiiaiu.s will be tatra tu BSBadM, Conn., for lntcn "''.'t.
VAN UCIlCN-Mait'i BB, at Ni). 1 Park-av,-., Hr. Willum II.
Van Union, iu tm- o .ill fear td Ills ag*.
Utiiilic.il .Mass al lb- ('ittliosival oil Wo tne-day mannuj,
M mb BB, Bl louci.H'k.
WU ITU-In limoklvn. B T "HBSr. MStth tit.ISSI. Itt
Hiram ll Wu tc, M li, aged SI I ? US
I'uiii'iai seline* Will bil MM at his l*i# resldenee. No !>,|
I'liioappie-st., ltiouklyu, WtsJu.jst.lay. J-,: li Isa?, ai 4 u'cluok
B, m.
Fi louds will kindly omit Sower*.
WR1UII I- Al Hr: tis'-liaini'tii't. _0Bg I ?' , Levi
li. Wnaht. M. 1,., aged 7a years.
Kunor.ii ai l p. m., J.sth Iud.
Op.rinl Polices.
it..i. ii.,',,.,'
BAXUBQUtlt PLAT****, ni-ti;-.>, Jtc.
lin! DtBMBB PABTIBS,
Largest Muonnicat' just rceived,
at verv low tn-liss*.
II. C. PS UKK. I*.: I-i mit st.. B. V.
"smoke " itel vt cen the Art?.'
ALL POBACi u OIUAKItT
The "Ilelwivu the Act*" *re the univ puru I'liaaceoricrar.
ette* aver ntlero't io tim pu'.ue All pnyaiciaus roniiit a - 11
them lu pi, to:,ac e lo those ma.Ie with a naner M rapiwr.
Beady Tbi* Itorulag
THK SKMI-NVliTTKl.Y TUI?i:\K.
Price in wi*, m ,r* 11- -aily foi rn illiafi, Ave conti pei-ropy.
linet,,;,', ono vetr, f.l j Hvo eoales. .*J 1 1 . tea coules aad OBS
?nra, fl?? Post ago la all casi-* rms io tue suinu-rll-M.
lill-. 1 Kl ut NI', New-York.
Kccclvea of C. K . Slut), for Harv. An.
_H. L H.. Tr*a?*r.
i i ? ,-.. ,i, ,,? Odd*.
Twelve ts om- i* great .sills, but noi,ody who li vs BBd both
will (ur au instant question (he atalumeut that oue BK*.'
SOB- lAI'iiM. I'lAs-TKil la worth * daren ot tb* so
?BBd "etlf-BBl" porou* p.lister*, (or a t cry ample reason.
Th* llrst porous plaster* wore, of comae, crude aud iinimrlecl
liku ali tl: si things Thej BBSS dull counter ir, lUuts. nulli.
lug more. That was (orly years ?go. They have nut advanced
?li In. t. In value aime. BkN.SilX'M bea,ng tn this epoch ol
of discovery, knowledge ami science. Itxslde* possess.og (hs
?luipi* fitts** ol tlio oh! pl.wlt-l*. they contain BCtlVe fegOU
hie therapeutic agent* Incirio'iattct ta BS oilier*. They af*
St oui-*i-oiiiit.*r-irrllaul.-*l:iiiiiUiliig. steiltnnr, str.-nglheniag.
plessanl au.t rlesa ftotblag like ilisat, iu!,,i*ei br 6,.sis
plivstcians, siiigeous aud ph ,r,nii eii'l. al chemists ami th*
people In laiiope aud Ann ina L.Hik uut lol Ululation*.
Word " Capetae " cul lo gen uni,-. Ptlce '1 11 euu._
There will be no iiiferinptlt.n to ANY BSA BOB of my
bu-slin st. lauseu l,v the Pl BK OB Sl'u:-,l?y. tiKDKK.-s will
itod PUoBPTLY, a* bsrstofors,
F. J KA-OKNBBBO, 13ft Fulton-st.
resit O.I! .- Nene*.
Ki i. el-: tl malls for the BSskaB?lB| Mali ii iii frill clo** al Hill
elli, ? ?* tallow*:
1 l BsD v V At 4 ina. m. fur Furipe, par Ba Abyssinia, rt*
ia,,,, uelo-ii , at ll a. ut. io. do B iud Wart is,ant*, pei
rs lii-nuutia, st2p. in. I i snit Ctenfuego* poe
ba. BBIBtOga; al 4 a. m. lui thc Wind-aid Isluuiis , |
Cl plueUl*.
WFD.n i.-iUAV-At ?', ?. m. for Kitrope. per Hs. Full*, ria
soiiti,.iui|.i,,iiand Bremen (1st?c* tit Irelssd ami ffe?bbb
must he ilm-cteil ?? per l'ul,la"i kt , a in hu Ireland per
.--* lav.,ma,vis iiii,-. usto-fn (letter* lor linsal lim.nu and
otberLuropesu conutrie* must bs ?Ireetsd "psi I't.u
i, , i. at aa. m. fm Krui.-e .lue. t, per Ht I Hhrmlor fla
ll,ivie; ut s a in lor tho .Velhuilau.ls ailed, per -?. la*sr
.tun. tia Amsterdam . ?t tn. iii lor Porto Kl, o tl.r.^t, pei
b*. Antlilas . ut . ,'U p. tu. fur ll, xiio, per .*>*. WUnuey.ila
New-, n le ni .
TUL'K.-liAY \l SS ni. lor Knroiie is-r ss ( if% ol Paris.ria
Queeuatowo letters hu Uei??ny auu Frans* a*tut i.eni
i,s te.i-per .ii f o' Pana**); al e.aoa m. hu Samp* |...|
s*. i.ellen, via I'.ymoiilh, ( inn lining ant Hamlin*, al
I:..0 p. m. (oi lici ailina, per .sn. Flsuiii Hough ; al 1 ito p. ia.
du . ulta. Porto Slea ami Mexico, per Ba, lily of Puebla,
Via 11.i.a as.
6ATUK1IAV-At h a. m. (or But ope, per n*. lb-public, ?ls
-lut-euntown (lett.ls (ot lietiii.tny anti seo: laud must tm
till, t -.astl "|ior lit-piiobc"'; at .-> *. m. tor *. it uni 0mst,
p.i s.a. n,'i,eua t,a (llas-ow: at 10 S. tn. (ur itelglum di
ie, I, :"'! sis. W.ieslau.l.tia Aulworp, al los ni. (or AsptU
wSUainl sunni P.ieiu, . pst ss \. ipttloe i allia m. lui
Kum e. i-er-.*. s-a.lni. vu isoulhainptoa end bremen : at
1 o. m. im Vi ueiUsN* au.l i ll BOOS, pm bs Valencia, al
li'Wii. ill. (OTCabs ami tho W.'*t ladles, ihm'S*. Nenpo.t,
via lls.au..: at 1 a. m. tor bin?U, per ca. lim mod. vi*
West Point, Va.
Maits mr i inns amt Japan, lier is*. Arable, ri* *t*n Pran
tat.,,,, les,- Apnl -j, ut ; p. m. Mall*(or Australia. B*W-_SB*
land, .s.niiiwlch .nu1. 1-iji iHlainls, per 9*. City ol tsydut-y, vi*
eau Frau, Uh u, doss -arab 'SI, at7 p. ta.
HENRY 0. PKAKSOV, I'ostUlMtST.
Poet 0-nce, New Voil, ***. Y, March iS, 1S8J.
* The schedule o( rln-nig o( t ? nii*ptci1c mails ls srranged oa
the pi,v. ii.i.itian ot la on uiiiuiorriipl**? oveiland transit to
?situ Piaiiiu*. ,i Mads (riiiii tho Fast arriving ou Hui" at SBB
lian, la.i tm-day nt saiinig or steamer* ar- di*oaUh*d
Utalu e I U.i ?llnoajsj.

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