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?BMte<' to attend t'ie funeral, from the residence of
via iatj cr. corner of Brciulway Wd Hxth street,
Morris., i.a, ou Tuesday aluruoon, at oue o'clock.
-Uu Saturday evening, Soreini?er -8,
COI.UCOtJRU
Satiiaj, (ioi.DVo Ki.. in file wtli year of his ad'
ThQ r atives and friends of the family are respect
fully u vited to attend the fnueral. from his late
resided e, 231 .-second street, tins (Monday) morning,
at ten o'clock. _ . ..
Guu.ii and,?Cn Saturday, November 28, at the
house of his beloved mends. Mr. aud Mni. Meyer,
John i,. i;ii.i.ilav n, formerly of the Brooklyn Flint
Glass Company, In tlie sttth veur of his age.
His fronds and those of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, are
respeoUuUy invited to attend the tuners!. from the
hour" ll -i Wavertey place, this (Monday) afternoon, at
one o'clock.
Hokkhuk.-On Saturday morning, November 28.
at his t? ulence, Captain H. 8. UorntiKi, aged 64
^Tuo friends and relatives of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, without further notice, this
fMomtnv aiternoou, at two o'clock, from the Metho
dist tSiii.K opal church. South Second street, near
Filth Hirort, Williamsburg.
Kksm -uK.?The st. Teresa's M. B. and B. Soctety
will ui<at at their rooms this (Monday) mormug,
at eight o'clock, to attend the funeral of their late
brother member, Dents KeeUhar.
Kev. JAM .8 BOYCK. Honorary President.
Jah. H. 1 'ot'GHRRTY, Corresponding Secretary.
itiiAHsv.?on Sunday, November 2a, at i'erth Ara
boy, N. J., Commodore Lawrence Kearny, United
Mfatcs Navy, In the "nth year of his age.
The trie ads of tlie family are njviied to attend the
/liners:, at St, Peter's church, i'erth Amboy, ou Wed
nesday noon, at twelve o'clock. New Jersey Kail
road train leaves Now York at ten minutes post ten
A. M., returning at four P. M. Htuten Is.ami Kail
road at nine A. M. and forty-five minutes past two
F. M.
Lavitj.? ?in Saturday, November 28, Myi,E3 Lavtr,
a native o, the parish of Kllluiuckatrany, county
aiiso, Ireland.
His remains will be taken to St. Vincent de Paul's
chnrcn, Nort h Sixth street, Williamsburg, on this Mon
day, whore u mass of requiem will be oirered for the
rei?ose olhls soul aid from thence to Calvary Cem
etery. iit twoo'clo k. His friends and relatives ate
respeotiully invited to attend his funeral
McoftH.?In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 28,
Gannon C. Moon;, aged 63 years, 2 months and 26
days.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock,
(Tom tin- residence of his son, Kent, avenue, between
Park and Flushing avenues.
Moosr.y.?On Sunday evening. November 29,
Mary, widow of Daniel Mooncy, aged 70 year.; and
3 iii on i lis.
Notice of funeral In to-morrow's paper.
Mulky.?On Saturday, November 28, Josirrrr,
gowiecflt son of James and Bilza Mulry, aged l year
and 2f> days.
Relatives and friends of the family arc invited to
attend ti 1 funeral, from the residence of his parents,
aos I ;ujh. (Twelfth street, this (Monday) afternoou, at
two o'clock.
MoOlukk.?On Saturday morning, November 2S,
/arks H. McGcirb, late Superintendent of the
Oattiolic Protectory, tn the 63d year of ins age.
The remains will be taken from bis late resilience,
Mo. 225 Seventh street, this (Monday) morning, at
Juklf-nast mne o'clock, to St. Bridget's church, where
? solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the
repose of his aoul. and thence to Calvary Cemetery
for interment. The friends and relatives of the
family are respectfully invited.
MoIntykk.?on Saturday, November 28, Daniel
MoIntykk, in the 66th year or his age.
The remains will be taken ironi bis late residence.
No. 261 West Thirteenth street, to St. Joseph's
church, w here a requiem mass will tie offered for the
repose of his soul. The relatives and trlends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend at ten
o'olook.
McKnioht.?On Sunday, November 29, at his resi
dence in Itordentown, N. J., John* I,. McKnight, tn
the 71st year of his age.
UIh friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral, on Tuesday afternoou. at two o'clock, at
Ohrlft church, Bordentown, without further notice.
Nolan?On Sunday, November 29. MUs Annie
NDl.au, aged 28 years.
Relatives ana friends of the family arc invited
to attend the funeral, from her lute re-ddeuce, 225
?West Sixteenth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at
Awn o'clock, without further notice.
Liverpool papers please copy.
O'Kicili.t.?on Saturday, November Charles
M. O'ltMLLY, only child of Peter W. aud Agnes M.
O'Reilly, of 235 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, aged 2
months aud 21 days.
Funeral this (Monday) morning, at ten o'clock.
Proctor?On Saturday, Novemltef 28, Henry F.
Proctor, aged 35.
Tlie funeral will take place, rrom hi* late rest
Aence, #jk carmine street, on Tuesday afternoon, at
one o'clock.
ftRni>. -At Yorkvllle, on Sunday. November 29,
tfnonnu M., son of Michael A. and Mary A. J. Heed,
aged 20 years, 6 months and 7 days. ,
Funeral service; from St. Lawrence church,
Mighty-fourth street, between Fourth ond Mudison
#venucfl* on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock.
Belatives and friends are invited to attend.
Evi'KH.?On Saturday, November 28, at her rest
<onoc, 181 Mulberry street, Mrs. Elizabeth Kyiiku,
Wife of William Rvder, aged years.
Tnc fnomis of the family are respectfully invited
go attend the funeral, from her late residence,
181
?lalbcrry street. Her remains to be taken to Calvary
Vhmt t?ry, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock.
Wamkuku. -Ou .Saturday. November 28, LorisA
W. Mi ami ord, in the 18th year of her age.
? Tho friends and relatives of the family are rcsnect
JTnlly invtiea to attend tnefunerul. from the resilience
pf her nnclr, David Miller, 14:; Klfiridge street, this
(Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock.
Savannah papers plea.se copy.
? Vreurnbukuu.?In Brooklyn, on Friday. Novcm
<81*27. Mrs Elizabeth, widow of John Vrcdenburgh,
fin the 82a year of her age.
Tho luuerol services will take place at her late
MMMttoi, No. 3.13 Atlantic street, this (Monday)
(afternoon, at three o'clock. Relatives and friends
of the family are respectfully invited to atleud witli
?nt ft. rtner notice.
Wa ran.?At his residene, in Twentieth street. on
Handttj evening, November 23, at liaif-past seven
O'clock, Jons Waters.
, Notice of Hiricral to-morrow.
. WATKisb.?Suddenly, ou Saturday, No\'-mber 28.
JKrrs We ki.vr, Sr.. aged 7? years,
i 77ie friends of the family, also tho-* of his son.
Km Watklns, Jr., ami of iils s ui-m-iaw, Khcnozer
W. Moi.-au, aud the members oi Si. David's Benefit
BlOfy are respectfully invileil to uif-nrt the fnne
wiMiout further notice, from the Welsh Motho
cliurr ii, Thirteenth street, this (Monday i after
Boon, at one o'clock.
Hhrtlurd papers please copy.
ASTROUMY.
SfiS
TK3T.-THE ORI UNAL If ADAME BYRON, FROM
Farm, meittcal, biiniDem Clairvoyant, Spiritualist, baa
From li *rnnl enuring a:i"euy marriage ; no aatlafactlm
. I.V i.*?t bovrnt'-nnih ?f?, bntwutm Irving place
Inl rvrnue. Beware of Imposture.
A ? ?MADAME WALTERS, PISTINODIHHKD CLAIB
fL. voynnl. ? V1*it her for everything? 'IcV neve, husluem,
ihaA, names, nunib.ra, good luck. 371 Canal etreru
riLAIRVOYANT, WHO CHAXXFNOKP THF. WORLD
L/ In giving oor?ct Iniormntlon on nasi, present, f? 11'?r? ; in
MUM, low, lov<. mi'.rlmuny. No. 80 East Twenty-bi'th
?Uveal, eorntu Fourth nrenao. Cotierllatlona i rom H> tin V.
RNADAMK LA BLANCH, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL
|u Clairvoyant.? Lucky numbers n ature . ? i> marriages.
IIS Went Tttenty-sliib itreet, between Slvh nttd Sen nth eve.
StiTADAM) UOBi'?RV PALMINTKY. ON AI.L AE FAIRS
PSL of liie. 7S6 Slilh avenue. I no <??, i?l; *2.
fflUOlNAl. MADAME BYRON, SPIRITUALIST.
U Rpcc.iy marriage*. Old place, 310 Fourth avenue, near
Twenty-lined street. Beware of Impoitnrt. Lad Ion. si.
BOWERY.- MRS. 11. ROttML WF.LL KNOWN
V tor M yenr?, aires true falnnnutioa on healtli,
Ih, marriage, l -re affair*. Journey. Inaraulta, hunoeas,
ot frivndn. alcknraa, death, Aa, at 2L. B itrnij ?
VIKDICAI...
?FECI\LTT DR. R. COBBKTT, MFMBKR OF N.
Y. U. Medical College and R. C. Hnrptonv, London, can
naaited a* umial on private dlsearr>. Otoe SO C.ntru
near ('Uainnere. N. B No fee unlea* cured.
OKKTAIN CURR, WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE,
for ladiea In troub.e, by Dr. POWERS, 116 Clialliam
erful, aa.'e. Monthly t'llla and Miature, hi. t tr
~A LL THE WORST l'klYAfM~bi?KAN)W CURED" MY
iV Dr. POWERS, lit! rhalliani street, without nirrcorv
yrarraiuen. Manhood reatored uy hla Klialr, recommended
Before Mgflagm
A CURTAIN CI RK FOR MARRIED LADIES. WITH
or wdaont Bedlrli-a, by Madame F.KSTELL, Profeeeor
?f MldwMniv purer i#i roars' practice. Her Infallible Preur i
i Pi..*, ho. I, price $1, or No. 1 specially prepared for
_ 1 laoiee, price -?A. wblcb can nnver fall, are sale and
healthy. Soil on I * at l>*r nlBee, No. 1 Eait Plftr-eecond
street, flrat coor frn ut Piflb avenue, and at druggist's, 1M
Wreenw eh i treet, or aent by Bali. Caution.?All otbart are
?oaater. i.
??l I'AMK ORINDLF, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. d
An i .i place, ripiranteea rallaf In all female complaints.
I.i .una lor nursing.
JMMB
A LADIES' PHYSICIAN.?DN. ORINDLF, NO. ? AMI
I* piece, near Amity etreet, haying over I* years sne>
?ansfol alKt i.;unterriiPlaa praetl.e In III la cltr. guii'arteor re
bel to all ladies requiring special Iraaluient. Sure relief to
the most anili ne patient In M hours. Elegant roume for
laiiee auoiii to ra ,uur nuning.
\L1< PRIVATE DISEASES CI RKIr IMMEDIATELY,
. witttniu meroury. ?0ici end nnosottalloas vary private,
By Dr. IIAI.Itl--ON, i?" hleeiAer atrrcc
AM, FR1TATK DISEASES, AI.'O NERVOUS AND
yfiyMcfll .leliilltv, apredlly and eliectnally cnrcit Without
narrm y. Patients revioiud |o the i nU enJoymant of beaith
nod fu'iii'tltina "f maahond, L) Dr. LEWIS, ho. 7 H-ach
etreet llilrty years' private praetloe.
ABI.KESINH TO LADIES.?A LADY WRITES:.-FOR
tngneae female Villa re'ieved ine in one ilay, without in
matriii "* f" Frtontt. Dr. a. M. maokickad,
otjor lid I I arty aire*:!, or aent by mail.
A M. KAUSICKAU, M. Dm PSOrESSOS OF DISEASES
JY. of won en. tl.'rtv yeara'prvct'c*. at lv? Lllwrty ?tr#?C
fitiaranlcy ret tain telle I to ladlee, fioni Wba;er?r eauae, with
autpalno imntnvcnleuce. N<> uoialng required.
A-MMF. VAN BUSK1RK, rilTSlCIAN AND MID
? wile,?urea the worm caeeauf fsutaie corapiainta with
?afely. ft St. MarKV place. _ __
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.?dr. AND MADAMS
A DUBOIA (>t yer ?' prai tirei (I r.ranteo certain reliaf to
Married lalice who or with-ut medr In^i no pain or Incoa
??~.inte Kcinalo mtoyiiW St. I'atleoW from n dlitaaae
?po^!ll<i *''h Doe-d, nnralnn, A-% 1> -trlslty aeleniironlly
apvuod. Oiiico a riur.l a /Co to, heloer Ientii eC, Now Yora.
MAD/ ME JflfftLLBACII, FEMALE PI" RICIAN, FROM
Mb 5" Mi ? ? ?#%. '< ir% fur Iftdtat to
trvy?BN^{ iritof within l*entffou. Uourf. _
LAIMM1 P^STcTlAJf.
*** ut iHkM Qux+i M
E
IHIUT1CAL.
4 T T!Ih OONVKNTUlJf OK TUB SEVENTEENTH
J\ 11 ai d CondiHltiuiial Uulon, held Katu ay ? ,oaing. ths
SKtii ir.nt , Mr. John Roilly wu unanimously nominated for
As- ttant Alderman, to nil t.ia vacancy occasioned by the
wltliuratrai of Mr. James J- Garey.
A. 0. KTKWAUT, Chairman.
J. W. Ru.V.anpcb, Secretary.
AC 1KD.?WHEREAS IT HAS BEEN rRBKLY C1R
eulated by my political euenica. wjtb I'm Intention to
Injure me In tlie canvass for Assistant Alderman of the
Eleventh Aaermbly district, Therefore I take tbla opportunity
of Informing my Irienda and tile public generally that I will
he a candidate for Assistant AMerman nntil sunset on Tues
day next, notifying all uiy friends to stnnd lirni and sumacs
is certain. Respectfully, WKKNF.KHKN1IINU.__
A CARP. TO MV FRIENDS AND TUB WORKING
tuttn of the Thirteenth a aid. -I am still a candidate for
Assistant Alderman; all repo.-ta to the contrary 1 prnnounoe
false. KU.IKNK t. BRIMDAOK.
A CARD.?MB. JOn GAMMON, A CANDIDATE FOB
Assistant Alderman of the Fourth district, uses leave to
Inform his frlcuds tnal he withdraws In fitvor of the regular
democratic nominee. Signed Mr. JOHN GANNON.
/1ITIZEN8* HOFFMAN CLUB.
1 ' A Ornnd Ratification Meeting will be held at the Bowery
Garden, UK Bowery, this evening at 7S? o'clock, to ratify the
nomination of A. OA KEY" HALL for Mayor, BICHAKD
O'GOKMAN, for Corporation Counsel. The meeting will he
addreeaed by Governor John T. Hoil'mnu, Hon. A. Oakey
Hall, Richard O'Gorinan, T. P. Solomon, Isaiah Kynders ana
ller.ry A. Smith. JACOB iHiUKk, President.
PiitUF BroJAMis,)
W ?(. H. Corusu,) oeofetariea.
/"1ONST1T0TIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS.-TOR
l.,1 Mayor, FREDERICK A. CONKLING. For Oounael to
the Corporation. RICHARD O'GOKMAN.
DENNIS MoMAHON, Chairman City Convention.
M.HtvLON, I
T. W. K?AttNKT,i H*Cr9U"e'
pON.yrlTlTIONAL UNION REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
4 > uoniiuatlun lor Aasialiuit Alderman Fourth Assembly
District, Seventh ward, M illiam Abbott.
Democratic union, mozart and national
Labor I'nlon nomination. -Foi School Trustee, Twen
tieth ward, tllchacl Roche.
Headquarters eighteenth ward moclbllan
Legion.?At a regular weekly meeting of this organisa
tion Florence ScannelT for Assistant Alilorman and Philip
J. Mrilulrefor School Commissioner were endorsed by no
claioatlon. PATRICK J. KA1N, Chairman.
H m. ILNKViSf, Secretary.
NEW YORK, NOV. K-i. 1888. AT A REGULAR MKBT
lnc of the Eighth Ward Democratic Johnson Associa
tion, held at 73 tin one street, Mr. QMriM W hile In the chatr,
it woa moved and seconded that this association do enderee
Thomas Draper by acclamation. t'nrrjed unanimously.
C1IAH. B. WHITE, President.
MICH'L CARTER, Vice Prsetdeot.
Rim'i CABTBB, Secretary.
POOLS?POOLS?POOLS WILL BB HOLD ON THF.
rote between Richard O'oorman and A. Oakey Hall
and other rnutiidatra In the coming election, at the Astor
House, at 1 o'clock P. M., and at Filey's restaurant at 8
?'clock P. M., commencing Monday, November 39.
T. B. JOHNSON.
BGULAR DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATION?
Teuth Assembly district.
For AssiKtant AUlrrman?Nicholas Keger.
R
Regular tammany nomination, for assist
ant Alderman Twentv-Urst tuM-mbly District,
UE'OMOK H. 14. LYNCH
HonBUT Kaih , Jr., WM. O. WEBB,
Secretary. Chairman.
Republican nomination, -fop school com
? inlkslo.' e.r, Seventh district (Twelfth, Nineteenth and
Twenty-second wards), HORATIO P. ALLEN.
R
EGULAK CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS.
Por Mayor,
A. Oakey Hall. t
Fur Corporation Counsel,
Richard UMurmau.
JOHN R. VOORHIM, Chairman County Convention.
W *8 hVtta'!' Secretaries County Convention,
o. SLOAN VlOLDKN, Chairman Executive Committee.
'CKTEBNTH WARD
k? Union Republican Nomination
For School Trustee,
JOHN G. McNARY,
Lata Principal of Ward School No. fit.
J. W. CON Ki.cs, Hee'jr. JAMES POLLOCK, Chairman.
rpAMMANT HALL AND DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMI
I nation.-For Assistant Alilermnu, Fourteenth District,
Seventeenth Warda
JOHN RBILLY. "
PKTBB GlLLlSPIK, Chairman Tammany Convention.
Ma it\ Mosr.a, ) iiM.Mu.tM
l*i. is O'a KCI'0.5 """ariH.
J. WM. GUNTZKK,
Chairman Demncratlr I'nion Convention.
Owrts Co my. > ,
Thos. J. ai-motkoniM "?crt'Usri?a. ^
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTEENTH ASSIST
ant Aldrrmanlc diatrlrt.?As aomu party or partias, un
known to me, have asserted In pamphlets now being rlrenla
ted turnugli tju diatrlct that Nicholas Ilatighton received
from me the sum of 81409 l'or the purpose or placing extra
men in my lining on the election day of Ilia last Alderraanic
electlom and that the said liaughlou used tlie same In the in
terest m my opponent, John Nesblt, 1 consider it my duty as
a man of honor to coniradle.t It. I bare never given to Mr.
Haughtoo no money other than my assessment, and al
though I am now now opimscd in Ions I cannot permit my
name to hr used in connection with iiaaertiona about him
which are not true without contradiction.
THOMAS HAYDKN.
TO THE SUPPORTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION
party In the Second Aaaembly diatrlct: -
Ghsti.Vmk> -Allow-me to inform yon that I have wlth
drta u from the canvass for Assistant Al lorman in the abova
dlstr.ct. My motivt In go doing Is that the democracy of the
district may present u united front: and, in furtherance of
that object, allow mi to solicit your aupport for Patrick Ly
aaeht, the only democratic candidate. KestieotfiUly, yours.
JOHN r. DONOHO.
c
N ION RKPUBIJCAN NOMINATION.
Democratic Union Nomination.
Constitutional Union Nomlnatl'm.
For Mayor.
FREDERICK aTcONKLINO.
FREDERICK A. CONKLING.
ITS ION KEPURLICkN NOMINATION.
) Sixteenth Aaaembly lilatrint,
Fur Aulatant AI1?rm*n,
WILLIAM LOTH.
HENRY ROWLEY, Chairman.
Wnvri.TE, Secretary.
ITNIO* KP.PUBLIOA.N *XD YOU HO MEN'S INDE
) pendent Democratic Nomination, Fouriennth Aasom
bly PlitrlcUSeventeeiith ward.
For A*H*lant Alderman, Jumna Mellea.
L*NIOH REPUBLICAN A NO CONSTITUTIONAL
) Union Nomination Fof Atalataat Alderman, Twn.ly
firft Aatenibly district, Stephen Roberta,
UNITED DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Airrman Thirteenth Aaaemhly Diatrict, Blgteentb
Ward, Edward Fenian: lor Aarlei.<nl Alderman, Wlillam
Laml>. W. N. M< INTIKK, Chairman Democratic Union.
RFNJ. NilKKMAN, Chairman Mozart Hail.
W. H. Faj:ra*, Secretary Democratic Union.
Oil? - Cow Ae, Secretary Mozart Hall.
1'NITED DEMOCRATIC ANI? REPUBLICAN NOMINA
_/ Hon--Fourth Scbooi District, Eleventh and Seviuiieenlh
a a, I?r SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JAMES K TAYLOR.
ffTH SCHOOL III-TRIOT?FIFTEENTH AND KUiH
? ) Mull. Ward* -Tana many and Muni nomination
For School Comrntaaiur.er,
WILLIAM O'DONNELL.
f\TJI WARD.
?7 For School Trustee.
William J. Van Aradale.
W MID. SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Aetattii'iit having appeared in atenral of the daily
paper* lo * ho ell ert that partlra other than Nichols* Haugh
ion had received the regular Tammany nomination, and
using our nauiee. without our conaent, to give a aemblanoe of
credit to the ial?ehiM?t, we hereby certify that
Nlrholaa Houghton
rerefged the unanimous nomination of the Tammany Ae
gibkaci'. vktertnanlc Convention.
JOHN NRSBIT,
Cbairmen Tammeuy Convention.
FATTtmit MoMrr t.es,i . .1?
Hr.oiiii* MoHtwu, $ eecretarlee.
lUTII WARD, SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-I
11 am not * candidate for the ofllre o' AMiftant Alderman
of Ihe silteenth Aaacinblv district. I have aiwayi aupportod
the regular Tammany nomination. I ah all cant my vote for
Nicholas II aught on,
who I* toe regnlar Tammany nominee, and would be pleaeed
to kai e ail cur (rim la do the gain*.
.0 eat an my WILLIAM T. McOEATH.
th ward ccNrrmmoMAL onion
Nomlnatlong.
For A*?lgiant Alderman, Eleventh Dtetrirt,
Werner Hnnnlng.
For Aatlgtunt Alderrrar., Fifteenth liialrt.-i,
Analln V. I'ettlt.
For School Commissioner.
Laander Buek.
For school Trusts*.
talentine Maurk.
A. T. C VNFIKLD. Chairman.
J. U. ftmn, Secretary.
20
22 Regular Tammany Hall Nomlr.atlon.
or Assistant Alderman?Mot rnteenlh District,
Tlioa. Higgle*.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, chairman.
Jon* *. ilnen*. j sarrrtarMfc
Awtiii .m DHlHAf
nrRNITURK.
rics ri'UNiruKK 1
..... ? _ . .er atreet, near Bro
r Sulfa from Ml t" *5 0, Tnrkiah Chairs, Lounge*. orer
n worth of all Linda Furniture, cheap. Furniture takes
AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE M ANUFACTORT, M
aid V Blester Street, Jiear Nrnurtnuy.?Magnincanl
Parlor I
A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM BUTT, COY
ereil French aatin hfoi.etel, roal N4D*, for NJdOi one 1<7,1 i
Flannf irte, net A?"> I, for *275; Ktggarea. Mookcaaa, Paint Inge,
Rrontra, Mirror*, Carpet*, Chamber end fining Furniture, a
*H?.riAre (property family leaving city). W Weal Fifteenth
?treat, near Slith evenne.
AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 5?
and 5h Bleeckcr atieet. near Broadway.?Magnificent
Parlor Suite from *?? to ?sne; Tnrklah Chair*, Loungea.
Over If VliCtl worth of all kind* of Furniture cheap. Furet
tura taken on atorage.
BATTEKSON'S FURNITURE storage and furnl
tore Kzproa, tifll) sixth arenne, nrar Fortieth street?
Room* to let, all aliea, for atorage el 1'taaof, Furniture,
Baggage, Ac.; 20 year*' eiperteooa.
TJL1MPTON BF.1WTKADS FOR 960 AND 9100; FOUR
.1 elegant Pier Miri*or?: rich black walnut Redrnom Suite;
12 medium and *r?t date Parlor Hulta, FJagereg, Nldehoardn,
Bookcases, Turkish chair*, Ac., at bargain* for cash.
THUS. MATHEWS, 714 Broadway.
rOLNTUY BOthUMa FAH.ns, .vt., TO
HKNT.^
TO LRT THE ELEGANT VILLA, 1.ATF.I.T the resi
if..nee of Ik S. Walking. MM,, Mtnatad about "ne mile
front Mmint Y'-reon drputj forty-Ire minute* from T've.ity
aevenlh atreel 1 y New llatun hallroad. Apply hi .foil N il.
EAT, Mount Vernon, N. V., or JilSKI'H II FAV, No. t Nas
-^1 itreet, New Yeih.
S'
to i.kt Fou iiijsin*:sm pimtoni <
AT M6 KlUtAPWA.Y BY STANLEY DAY KDILDIMOB,
Stores, Lotut, OHlces, Rsie-menlx. Fur location, de
scription and real see Rial Estate Circular, allied fr"?tu
any address.
Artorf. To lkt ;*s WILLIAM stkkpt; coon
stind for a tailor or boot maki.r. Apply to RtC. SMITH,
Frankfort {louse.
AKTORR AND FLOORS TO LET IN A MKW BUILD
tng, SS Cherry street. Inquire at .MA Water street.
A STORE TO LET-IN SPK1N'. STREET, NEAR HUD
ton. luquiro of E. Y. CLARK, SRI Sprint, street.
OFFICES TO LET?81'IT ABLE VOK LAW, RANKING
or insurauoe t umpaniea.
L. V. STEWART, No. 7 Mufrajr street.^
SJTOKAUK FOR FURNI'f URE AND ALL KINDS (IF
5 uuaeaeonablee?Wa^on* ?utl earnasaa. Platform huiai
way. AUG. UVNARD, '6 and bJ Kauk street.
STORAGE TO LET?DP TOWN, ON BROADWAY. A
Basement, 110xf>s, with nub-cellar. Apply oa tha preml
aea HI Broadway, opposite Eleventh slrem.
TORE AND HOI SB, 1RI BOWERY, TO LKT.-AP
piy to Mrs. CONNER, 1*i Bowery.
TO LET-OFFICE ON SECOND FLOOR, No. W LEO
nard street, uear Church. Apply to W. S. J AH VIS, DU
Canal street.
TO LKT?THE CORNER STORK, UNDER BOOTH'S
theatre building, Twanty-lbird ntraet and Sixth avenue;
aiao amali Store on Sixth avenue. Apply at the oitice of tha
theatre.
TO LBT-WlTif 8TFAM POWER, ROOMS OVER NEW
York and Near Haven Railroad Freight Depot, Franklin
street. between tVutre and Film. Apply at freight ouicr, to
CHAS. ROCKWELL, Agent,
TO LEASE?SIX ROOMS IN A PKKH STONE BUILD
ing, ou Seventh avenue, near Puty-snoond strain , to
rant, furnished, four or six Rooms, on Broadway, near Fifty
aeoond ntraet, by JAMES T. MOULTON A < O., laMMH
and Real Estate Agency, Broadway, coruer Fitly-aorotni si.
TO LKT -LARGE STORE, WITH FIXTURES, AN I) TWO
Booms; has boon a commission bakery and lunch room
a!nee IMS; rant l|W per month. Apply to Mr. SANDERS
357 Hudson street, on second ilour.
TO LET-AN OYSTER SALOON. INQUIRE AT 12
East Fuiirteonlh atreet for four days.
TO LKT AND FOR SALE?A QROUND FLOOR, W 1TH
OlUcnand Fixtures, 17 Uolil street; very low rent;next
door to Pulton street.
4 DOORS EAST OF BROADWAY, 111 HLRKCK Kit
street. - Large high light Hahoment, with Rooms; splen
did stand for ineu's trade or restaurant; range and boilers;
loaae; low rent.
owrlldikj hoi sen to u:t.
At BK(Ml>*VAy.. BV RAKUR Mr, lUMua
^.,i^ ? !pl ' "y '"><? country Honstm. For de
KL. ? I '0c*tl011 rdot ?>?.<? Ueiii Circular. M.tUeJ
me to any adureaa.
4 ?0?VU0U8K FOB THK WINTER TO BK LET
?VJ\ r r"r"l?1'?<l. In a tlrnl class neighborhood; rf.nl
Setwmn IflrtK "1 B1 is '? APPly 141 w Weal Tenth street,
Between rltth and Stub uvcnuci.
A J?1'* 8TOR* hioh stoop house, near kre
~V. 7"? .u*S'?t2nl?**e*mt Furniture, complete foroeeu
patli.n, for vale; $:i,U00; full in' boarders.
g HTANLKV DAT, 9U5 Broadway.
A SPt WnjQa IN iiaklkm ,to let?
wrvrinTin,. . ? 1eit; *" Improvements. Apply to J.
w OOP, UOth ?trec?y betireaaBeoond and Third ftrentUM,
TTOUHK AND FLOOR TO LKT. -FURNITURE TAKEN
JJLi.0,1 toS,?*"?L!U'"> magnificent Parlor Hulls from ?<A to
over ?6u,?)0 worth ol all kinds of Furniture fur tale
oheap. t all at ,.h BleqeAaf street, nonr Broadway.
rpo OWNKIW OF IIOI.'SKK, FURNISHED OR 1NFITR
-Vt n bare especial ailfantav.es for letting. :u.d
asotfeit a description ol propartr, which we will guarsutt e pi
dispose of immediately.
HEOHKaN A BIHTINK, No. 10 Pine street.
TO LET?WITH IMMEDIATE POPSKSHION, A THREE
etory brown atone Hhumk with all modern Improve
menu. Inquire at 80S West Fiftieth street, ucar Eighth u..
T? kKT-IN BROOKLYN, FURNISHED OR I Nr I H
nlehed, Houses suitable for private families or bosolln"
nouses; cheap ranti; have all modern Improvements; me
minutes of terries. Call at SMI Bridge slrerl, Brooklyn.
rLKT ON EAST SIXTY-SBOOMD street, two
very h.indaome three story high ntoi.p l.rowo stout.
Houses (new), replets with Improvements; to good lenauu
at fair rents. Permits, keys and particulars Ht JM Third ate
2U"- JAMES ROWK.
TO LKT ON THIRTY-FOURTH HTREKT, Nl \R
Broadway, till May or longer, high stcop hrow u s'.nrm
Mouse completely furnished; re-1 +500 a month. A. ply at
Everett Library, ,2 West Thirty-fourth street.
T?, LET?FURNISHED, HfS WEST FIFTEENTH
*? IVJlf' *"t0 T n10"1'' i 500 8ehernicrbt.ru
Street, Brooklyn, fldh-i ner mouth. Apply to M. F. IIOWLKY
i/oiinaolior &t-lawt 20 Nakiiu itreft, *
T?. 55T.TA nKAT TWO 8TOKV AM. BASEMENT
li. aiw "?i,evT'^ Improvements. Inquire on the prom
Isos, 4U West Washington place. Rent low to a good tenant
r..?LKJ 7.* HANDSOMELY FHKNTHHED three
story Cottage Hotise, near Oenlral Park, to n nrhate
S3!iif?^SS3^ ii13SS,5CSi?r:lS.!,?
"Nmii
TO LET FURNISHED HOOML No. 40 EAST FOURTH
rtrtiel. containing 12 rooms. Kent $17i pur month.
r KENT?A VERY OOMPOKTABI.K FURNISHED
House, in a brsl elsss location. below E.a*t Tweet*
; asrfiSRtw&r,ow-Ai"" -
ROOMS AND APAKTIIENTN TO I.ICT.
A mVw~,S-rlV,1'*7' "1 NKW HOUSES :,24. m AND
a Wret Thlrtj^eyenth atrvtt; giui and watrr; rrnta
fVk $22. Apply ou premim or at &t fl'wwkor
A?FUKNISHKO ROOMS AND BEDROOMS, HKPA
? r?WJy or l#gcthrr, .'or housekeeping or genilemen ; ??J
w> ?? per wrek. An utifurnlsbftd Room snil Hedroon,; 4)|& a
montb. Aop)> at 4^^ West Tbirtietb sircol, c . N. t:. s*. I
Apartments to let. a lakok, fine k-.?>w" '
aiao two or three smaller ones, brst llm.r; me location I
lor fli+samakar or ueotlet; ;?%* ami water; rut yery low lu
quire on tbe premises. My F.ighlh avenue. I
ANICKLY FURNISHED ItfK.M, FOR HOI SEKEEP
ln?. for one or two la lies; hntb and go*. Call trnu. 11
to 1. or in the evening at Jiil West Twenty oral street.
A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF !
a handsomely furnished Se.ceil n,?,r; aj,,, ? slre lo
JUmm. with or without prl.ate table. Ai t..* atl.aB...
Tweuty-serond at: eel. ' J
A CHOICE OF KLEOANTL1 Ft RN1SHED ROOMS
En su.te or itlrig.y, without board, to Orel clae. partiea
14 Clinton place, bist bouse wsai ol Plftb a?mmv ao.i lira
voort lio'tse.
J^ Hi IT QP
nlshed
bouse, Ac,
Tuesday. Keierencos.
OF FIVE ROOKS?FIRST FLOOR. FUR
; chandelier, {pier glass, sc.; also panlry, coal
Call at dfW Most fweolywiigbth strrat touay and
AHFCONDSTOKY OF THE FINE THREE PTOKT HOUSE.
Hi-jit M.ij-hmt htrcci to let; lour i?nte, iundio ui
rwnw; *?ut. Imth, 4tc.; rent on*y
, A FIBST FLOOR AND RACK BAJUWKNT To LET
XV At 81b West Thirtieth street; rent ifl', a month. Apply on
tbe prernlsss.
JjTLOOKS OF FOUR AND HKVEN ROOMS. iN BROWN
stonn houses, HliU. srenne. f'i7. F' ' l-"> and #4J.
JAK. K. Vt ATKItLOVV, sSh.slitb avenue, q.>rner eliticth.
IpUdORK TO LKT?ALSO FVKNISQKp ANDUNFVR.
ulahed Houses. CUAK. K. MILLS, Agent,
I _____ West Tuirtlotb street.
Flrnished house?part or the dehirablf.
House 84, West Thirty eighth ai reel will |.e ivnled, i r
nlshed, to a respaetable and i-esp.uitlble family; looatlun line.
Apply as above.
Furnished rooms, en hi ite: or sinhly. in
private house SI Hieeeker stri*ei; hevter. gas. water and
every comfort for housekeeping; a large single Room fnr two
gents; low rents.
Room and bedroom to let ur two flioiitw
^ fii.nt, at 421 Urand street. Kent $10. Also AUie Ko"in,
rLF.T FIRST FLfKIR, FIVE ROOMS, WITH TWO
or three Knonia on second floor, Hit West Twenty-seventh
t; In splendid order; gas, water, water closet and wash
| ?? ' ?? I *-|rs* ifw.w mun | KM, WMtCT, 1
i ))tx month. Apply utt the premises or In E. J
ROBUBA ( I,i7(l Ilroadsar, near Tnlrvyeighth street.
r LKT?BROOKD FLOOR OF HIOH RTOOP PRIVATE
House 4?M Wtmf Fortieth street tall modern Improve
ments. to a small gentssi family.
r? LET-THIRD FLOOR AROYE THE STORE. COK
sistlng or five rooms, lo a family of adults. louuire at
1ST Heventh sven ie, near Twenty-third street.
T^HOLET-TOA PRIVATE FAMILY, THK! I. KO'.VS
on third door, to man and wile. Inquire at No. ? Hora
tio street
TO LET -HACK PARLOR, FURNISHED: F.LICJRLY
? loeatsd; easy of act ess; a gem. Appi* at IW West
iwraty-ninth street. ' * ?
TO LET BY THK OWNER THIRD FLOOR, FIX
H_ rooms: gas, hath snd all m'Hlvrn improrements. at I flu
? "f Jwsiuy-flfth street, lietweeu n.ith and Kuventb avenues.
Rent F36.
TO LET-NICE FLOOR, UNFURNISHED, TO ilENTLR
?"n and wire, if in; house occupied hvlwnrr. Ai-ply in
hook store, 14 Bond street.
TO LET PART OF HOUSE, CONBIHTIRn OF EIIIHT
rooms, wltii every nonvenler.ee, to a small family; rent
fS# montb. App'y on the premieet, h? Jane street.
TO LET?A FLOOR OF HOI'SII M WEST FORTY. I
fourth street, between Fifth aad With avenue*
rLKT THREE OR POUR FURNISTIEP nooMH.St IT
for l*nht hoti?Mi|?*?|>fni; or t% fmw ;r*ntl?*in?vi, at 117
Iftflt T^v^titv-nintb n??*r l#^vlnptoo ntrfQiif,
T?J^FJ -r.T"A.UrPER |r,'OOR OF HOUSE HI EAST
Ttiirty-lhird street to 1st to a smsll reepeetahle famlty
without children; rent $84 per month. Inquire of the owner,
as above. ' '
T? tKT JTo A SMALL FAMILY, PART OF A HOUSE.
l?. Vartrk street.
r> KENT?FLOOR Or SIX ROOMS, COMPLETELY
furnished, newly painted and papered; neighborhood
Sixth arimna and Thirtieth street. Addrqaa J. \\., box 140
Herald otlloe.
r RENT?AN UNFURNISHED FLOOR OF FOUR
rooms, snl able for housekeeping; house strlrtlv prt
rale; the best n ferencee required. Also a furolshs.1 Parlor.
Inquire at III West Thirty-serrath etiret, near Broadway.
IHItRn FLOOR TO LET?HIX ROOMS. INOUIRB OF
(H O. O. FOX A CO., US East Thirteenth elreet
n WUHT FOURTKKNTH MfRFKT. TO LET, WITHOUT
I VMMM, to g?? tlcin?n, two Pariorn, Korond floor; aiao Bad*
room*.
Cll\ WrSTTKfIT!! HTftP.BT -TV% O OR THRKR |Tff.
UU fiifniabrd Kooma to r?nt on ihfrd floof. #lfh at! tha
oor .eelsuees fur hi.naeke<MBe*
A3HJHKMENTH.
FKK'R OPERA HOUSE.
U. L. HATJ.KAN Leasee and Ptrector.
Mr. Hatimau takes pleasure tu announcing a great and
most important change In Uia po.loy wh oh ha h?n hitherto
pursued In bis remesentstlon* of Opera BouTe In this coun
try. it I* veil k-owu that at tbe conclusion of the season of
trtt? P. Mr. Hutrinaa, besides retaining in bin company tbe
great end highly esteemed artist* with wbom be b id tbe
faoii or of In reducing Opera Rouite luto the United hiatus,
also engaged a second complete co upuuy with which be In
augurated hie second season in July last. He then matured
aud carried into execution a project hitiiertu without a
parallel In tbe history of theatrical management nan c y, the
giving performances by his two troupei at the same time la
different parte of tbe oouutry, maintaining oue complete
oompany at Mblo's Harden, be wilb the ether visited in suc
cession tbs principal cities of tbe United htates and Canada,
returning to this citr for the Inauguration of Pike's Opera
House alter tbe no.si successful operatic tour ever effected to
this country. This (Monday I evening, November be will
unite the two great companies above named, and present to his
friends and patrons, the public of Now York, the greatest
combination of artists for tbe presentation of Opera Boufft
ever formed in Europe or America.
Mr. Batmnan take* pride in alflilngllis lilt oi n?mm of
the principal artists now comprising ifateman's Opera
hou Ira:?
MLLK. TOST Eli, M. At IJAO.
MLLK. 1KMA, M. PURE,
MLLE. LAM! ELK, M. DUCHESNE,
MLLE. UUCLOh, M. LKM'O,
MLLK. MARIE THOLE R, M. LAORIKKOUI.,
MLLE. IIKNRlhTI'K KOSK, M. THOLhR,
MLLE. M ATHlIiOE, M. FRANCIS,
MLLK. HAMILTON, M. DaiUHUNAO,
MLLh. LOUIS I-.. M. BENEDICK,
M. GUIDON, M.HAMILTON. M. EDGAR A.
THK UNITED CHOKl h OK BOTH OOMl'ANiEH
will coiuitlttitc the finest and most numerous body of well
trained mines over presented In opera
In the mounting of the mens new nperse which it Is his
iiilenlion top resent In ru| id sun canon durl'g the course of
the season Mr. Hate.nan will conserve aud its far as p-osl do
increase tbe splendor of mine en scene, w tb the careful at
tention to minor details that his invariably charanlartisit
his performances In this country.
THIS KVKN1NU, NOV. U>,
LlivKClIKN ASP PRIT8CHBN,
Opera Bouffo In one act.
Mile. TOHTKK In ber charming role of LIESCHEK
IB. PAKIUUNaO as FKlTSCHEN
To be followed by
RABBI-. HLKUE.
Mile I KM A as BOULOTTK
M. Al JAf, as EAR BE ilLKUK
Introducing the Ballet and
Mile. OK. Kl ISA.
Seats secured six days In advance at Rot Office; Schlr
mer's, 701 Broadway, and Oulmoaico's, Broad street.
CTEKMAN STAPT THEATRE. 45 AND 47 BOWERY.
X THIS (MONPA , ) KVKNlNO, NOVEMBER 1M),
BENEFIT
OK MMK. ACOUBTE PE BAKRNDORK,
who will appear ou this occasion In hsr favorite oharaoter of
JOANNA PARC,
In Kr. von Schiller's r imsntle Tragedy,
DIE JUNOKKAU VON ORLEANS.
Keskrvbd skats
KOR
ALL FIRST (ILASS PLACER OK
A MUSE Ml-NT
Can be secured at the Kallrusd and Theatre Ticket OOlce in
Mctro|>olltwit Hotel.
It HE AT RE TICKET OK KICK,
114 BROADWAY.
RESERVED SEATS SOB ALL THEATRES.
THE LHCTDM SE ASON.
CTOO PER UNION.?FREE COURSE OK LECTURES
J for 1HW9 and 188R.
The Kroe Course of Lectures of the Cooper Union will be
Inaugurated by Dr. John F. Hoynton, with six lectures on ths
Natural History of Creation, on Raturdav, December 6, ?t 8
1". ?l, and the following Monday and Saturday evenings of
each we lt. These lectures will l?e profusely Illustrated hjr
I views aud yirture?. tlluminaled by the cslclum light, Intended
i to popularize the luteal discoveries in science.
Admission will be by tickets, which cen lie had putts, on
applies'Ion to the librarian of tbe reading room of the Cooper
Union, at P. Vau Nostrand's book store, 1111 llroxdwiiy, and
at Brentano's, 7U8 Hroadwuy.
AM RAM S. UK WITT, Secretary.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO CKNTLKMKN ONLY, ON
Intel eating. Invaluable and acleullliu subjects, showing
bow to live aud what to lire for, are delivered daily at tbe
New York Musctiin of Anatomy. Those iioame to sltnud call
receive a copy by forwardiug si eents to tbe secretary, Hill
Broadway.
PIANOFORTES.
ACHICKERlNt! ROSEWOOD PIANO ONLY SJ?75.-a
two sev. n ortaye m.ow.'od Pianoforte, having modern
Improvements, overstrung baaa; a oftrgaiii for oiult.
j. B1 DOLE, IS Amity street, near Broadway.
HAINES BROTHKRS.
Cole I irate (I
Pluioa
for Main
on
-any Icrtna.
New Plane*
to i e il.
IS Ka^t FourWwnth street.
Onion a |iiare.
AN PIANOFORTE MANUKACTI RKKS JFNHYH AflON.
sab Kant Tn'Bty-liral street, between Second and Third
ave'oiiw, are the tint In America. All their Instruments have
the "latent it? re lie" treb e ami are tlnlabed in tin hi.timet de
gree of perfection, poseevsinc ? volume andi a want noun of
tone, elasticity of touch unit grent dtl'abtllty that J??'[y
place then, beyond competition. Every Instrument li fnl.y
warranted six year*. ^
A PREMlt M TO PIANO PURCHASERS.?DURINtl
A the holidays we offer our esoellent upright and * tuare
Pianos a: a liberal dlsoount. A Bradbury and other Plauoa,
BUM to WMh Eighth street, corner ? (!^jJ bUN.
A* LAKH* STOCK OF NKW AND SECOND> HAND
A trriotd eettare and upright Pianos; at baruixfns for cash;
also to let, aud eold on Inatalmenta.
L. P. ClIMMINOS, No. S Union aqear*
A FAMILY LKAV1NQ TUB CITY WILL SACRIFICE
A (or less than half Ita value a niagrillioeut carred rose
wood pianoforte, seven octave, overatrunr: celebrated malt
era; h.c years' guarantee: nearly new. 113 Seventh street.
AMAONIFICKNT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pi
anoforte, rtrb and powerful tone, nearly new and folly
warrant*.!, at hall ita value for rath, at 1M t.rand street, near
Mott. ' ; .
A MAONIFICRNT ROREWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR
A aide-Property family leaving city, made to cider, city
maker, cost #W>0. for i??V fully guaranteed; Parlor Bu'ta,
Etac-erea, Bookcase, Bronsea, t ramher and Ptinnr ktirnl
lure China, AO.; a eaorllice. 37 West FllloeutU street, near
Blvti arenue.
A LADY WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH A MAGNIFI
A cent rovewond Pianoforte; ma Vera' warr .nice bill or
sale and box for shipment; carved lege
ovcrati <nft base, la;e>t ImprovemenU. (.all at P rblrd at.
t RARI CHANCE.- NKW ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE
A Pianoforte, used a few month*, manufactured by the
,. d,rated m?kers Cbickering I Son*. Boston. overatrune
t.e?s, n.und rort.ers, xa, lor nea-'y half original oust, tall
at Id Fourth avenue. __
An klf.uInt carved rosewood piano for
aide, very cheap, If enUI Immediately. Can be seen lw
twtenllA.il. and II P.M. Monday "uth Inst., at Hi Went
Twelfth street, oelvreen Fifth and blxth avenues.
Pianos, melodroot and ori.ans of nix fif.st
r'nse maker*, at it -ally re lured prices, fm cash, durti.K
the holidays, at W ATOMS'. <hl Broadway. Fifty new und
second band Instrument! for rent, and rem applied If pur
chased; m nthlv li.stalmenla ree?t*et for the same. Instru
ments tuned au<i repaired. t'aab paid for ennoiid band In
Struiuents.
NTMICAL.
Y LADY WILL OIVR INNTRPCTTON ON TDK PIANO
\ and In *tnguir at pupil's rcelrtencu. tor Sill per quarter.
Best n ferenccv given. Address. with residence, teacher,
bos S?i llerald office.
1 I'.KFONn IN HINOINO RT AN ITALIAN UKNTLR
| i man, thoniushlv i osnptent end of ekperlence In Jeai h
tr.r voetl mi.slr and the piano; refcronoea glvoo. Addrese
Musical, bo* 117 Herald afflsa _ ^
si AON1P1CENT 8KVKNOCT.AVI ROSEWOOD PIANO.
J*1 *tifU?; createst barcalnk in planus In the city Calami
esamlae. JAMES (JtlKDON, ? sixth avenue.
PROFESSOR LEFT TEACHER PIANO AND ORGAN
on rraaonahle terms. Beat relet, nees riven. Inquire
at 31 West Furty-fuuiIn street or If West Twenty-ninth at
arrcATiox wanted, a good soprano and
O reader desires an engagement in a oburcb uholr. Ad
dresa M. J. R.. Herald ode*. __
mill MASON AND HAMLIN OR<;tN CO., MANl'FAC
luiers of Cabinet, MetropulHftn and Portable Orsans, offer at
their wareroom*. Wt Broadway, New York, the largeetas
?ortment of instruments of thla olaas In the oottulre, at the
lowest prices. Price* reduced this month. ffW. *71, flOlt,
Bits, RUSH, ?l7i, ?**> to IMM each. Or?ane to rent.
TIT ILL! AM FtTTERFON. PIANIST, ATT ENDS TO
W parties, wiHl lin -e, eoelahica, Ac., et *? lTr "T'*?1"''
riotln Ort^ri rectiwsri iwt mldtnc<t W biitn er*
#nue. n?wif f ortieth ?tre^t
It'^AffTBD A OOOD HAW* HlHar.H FOK A CATrioLIO
\f rbitrrha Apirtjr from ll U> - e'tkiok at *J05 W eil Twen?
ty-nfili street. _ . . .... _
DANCINO ACADF.niKM.
Adodworthm cla?fkh roit dancinii at WBl
. r-vMcnee, No. Wil Fifth avemm on Monday an,. Tbnrw
<iiA? mornl >l?. VN edaatday and Heturrtav afttreeoet aii'i rri
rt?v evening* or Hiturday monnngi ior f%?i?sl1*a: ??n MoD<imr
anil ThttfS'Ky eveulink for ?< otSnieB. Also at the old loca
Uon, No. Ill FWUi aveuita, on Metnlay, Thursday, Tueadar
an<l Friday afternooc lor lamliba. t Irculare tnav beote
tallied at cither acadensT. ?
BROOKES' DANCING ACADKMIFA MI BtOJlMR KTw
Aqd law EST TWENTY-THIRD -TKI.F. T.
Inetruetldu every day a id rventni,.
A NEW CLASS PORTUKSDAT.
n"* ROARMOR DANCINO ACADEMY.
*J Fifth avenue, eorner of Fourteenth M^el.
Mlates and Muatei*. Wednealave and baturda*e, at t t. M.
Ilent'rmen. Tueedav and Friday willing* at h ,? clock.
DUMAR-fTDANCINO ACADEMY, ? WEST FOCRTH
street.?<Teases every -fay and vvrntne. All <l?e*?s
tansht rerfectly In ore quarter. Sts fashionable dau.ee per
icrtly In si* private leesons. . .
RPRRRSRO'R DANCINO ACADEMY .NORTHWEST COR
I1 rer of Tw-nw embtk street and Brna-lway -Open for
the reception of pupils.
TRKNiIR'S KOIRRE DANRANTR,
Uile (Mondaylevelling, Nor. 30,
will conclude with the
(IRANU GERMAN,
natrune and iatllee and gentlemen of respectability
ran ^htaln tIcketf Mr. Trsnor at Mo splendid Academy
rooms, L^rte Hall, Reservoir Perk.
Mr Trennr'S rlaaeea for faahlonabje Danclnf meed on
WednMdayt end Raturdaya, at 4 and 8 P. M.
Hew daeeea are formed every week. Me circular*.
WATCHRR, J KWLttTt **.
T FRANKFIRLD k CO., JRWRLLP.RS, W R1XTB
A. ? vonu*Tcorn*r Pourf*enlh street; 314 Klchtk av.mo,
corner Twenty ?lttk ?r*et. l-atmiieo* ?nd^?ole_msmi antr
r*r*of Cuckoo Clock*; aqenu for^toe niltan wnn *"
AsniHKMimM,
Wl
OOP'S MUS3U.M,
Broadway, corner ?f Thirtieth (treat.
Ouuo from 1 A. M. until lii p y
TWO PERFORMANCES IN THE GRAND TUKATftK
Continued success without precedent of Om
I.YD1A THOMPSON BUitLESMUK TROUPE,
who will appear
Every Evening and | IXION,
Wedcesbay .muSaiuiday I -
Matinees, in I Tilt MAN AT r>IK WHEEL.
IXION LYDIA r loaMON
suppotled by Misses Weber, Marxliani, Hartwnd, Mr. Harry
I THB UTTLK^LASS ^HKA.
CINDERELLA - MISS BO?A COOK
ami a fiiU dramatic company. _ ? .
At Intervals, In the Lecture Room and Statuary Ilall. the
MO,CM Com7>OOTE, Mlsa NKSTKLL and a butt of Uvtng
Human Phenomena. And jnat a ided,
A MKNAUERIK Of WILD AMI1IAL8,
an of which, with
THE WONDKRS OF WOOD'S M DBBUM,
form tha graaivut combination of attractions In the world.
NOTICE. Notwithstanding the conunued ami unlnlnr
ruptod euooess of "IXloN,warranting tia occupation or
Ibe ?Uge for an iinllniiled txrlod, the management Inel that
they ars complying with the dmlre of a large portion of llxjr
patrons by making a a early chance, thereby fulfilling tUetr
? lof VARIETY IN DRAMATIC PRODUCTION.
prom las t
The next principal attraction will be
THK FIELD OF T11K Cl.OTH OF OOLD.
BOWRRV THKATKK.
Mlaa MALI.IK PARTINGTON, the vertatile act re v., for a
few nights. A new drama.
First nights of
Augustln Dalv's
New drama of the
RI D HCARK.
Miss PAKTINOTON
an
May Hamilton.
New Scenery and mountings.
Revival or the great
Irish drama ol
O'NEAL THE .HEAT,
Or the
HAOS' WAR.
New scenery and mueonsa
eirocU.
KONUrt and DANCKS.
OLYMPIC THKATKK. BEGINS AT H.
THK GREATEST OF ALL HITS.
i 2d to Sofltli performance of U. L. FOX'S Pantomime,
VUi ( HUMPTY DIMPTY. | 2&u.,;g?:
The Inimitable American Pantomlmlst,
Mr. OEORGK L. FOX aa CLOWN.
HO 11 "There never was n piece
3H0 so unevceptloaably uheery,
HO | lirlc.nt ami innocent as
'DIM | this beautiful urmlui:
"A brilliant kaleidoscope
of Fairy Marvels and Kn
chantoients, i.'ouilo Tricks,
Gor.oous Scenery, Oreat
Dancing, Bnbilli.g Fnn." 301)]' lion."
Mile. HANGAL1 and the GRAND ITALIAN KM,LI T,
The heat In I he countrv.
MATINEES 1J4 WKDNE8DAV8 and SATURDAYS.
Heats reaerved in advaaoe for Matlncs or ni;ht.
KW YORK CIRCUS,
Foilitccnth street, opposite Academy of Music.
B. LENT .Dirretoy
MATINEES AT 2Sj.
kTURl
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
OVERT LI IWINl> AII PI EN CKs,
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
AND PEA LB OF AI'ilLA, SK
afford the best possible evidence of the brilliancy anil Interest
ol tue remarkably attractive
ACCUMULATION of novelties
now offered at this establishment. To ipiote the words of a
popular post:?
The Fourteenth street Circus Is tilled to repletion
To witness the acta of the cluster of stars;
The children all deem it a bower Klyeian,
Ami It flraws out great numbers of portly papaa.
?'Cinderella" Is hilled as the latest attraction,
The often-told story moat gorgeously dressed.
With other performances start lug iu'action
By riders nnd itcrohais all of the best.
CINDERELLA,! OB
t'INDRKKLLA, I THE LITTLE
CINDERELLA, CLASH
CINDERELLA, I SLIPPER,
eyery night and at all matinees by
A TkOUPK OF SIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN.
TROUPE tlF HI XT V LITTLE CHILDREN.
TROUPE OF HIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN.
Previous to the spec I.,.:ls a choice selection of
EXCITING ACTS IN
THE RING,
Including even variety of
DASHING BAREBACK ltlUIKG
AND El.RGANT ACROBATIC 111KKCTHRU,
Introducing
THK GREAT MELVILLE AND II1H INFANT HON,
MI.LK. CAROLINE ROLLAND,
MR. ROBERT STICK N FY,
TIIE CONRAD BROTHERS
anil all the priacipnl artists ol
Till; MOST TALENTED COMPANY
OF STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS
to tie found in Europe or America.
fROADWAY TIIRATRK. ADMISSION Ml CENTS.
Ergs foment of ilia distinguished[artists.
w
"Mil. AND MRS. RAft.NKY WILLIAMS.
THK UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM AND DECIDED
SUCCESS
with which the present sntertslament <s received by au
dience, In point of
APPRECIATION, CULTURE AND REFINEMENT
surpaenlng any house In the oily and who nightly accord a
perfnot
OVATION TO THK DISTINGUISHED STARS,
wuild warrant tha inauai rntant In continuing the same pow
erfui performance; hut the unavoidable
POSTPONEMENT OF THE EMERALD RIMO,
for which preparations are l?dng made on an extensive scale,
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Offer for the coining week the following pie,-ex, which they
hope will meet with the approval of
THEIR PATRONS AND THK PUBLIC:
MONDAY, T! KKDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
the ' e.iutirul drama of *
the - I
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
RAGGED PAT AND .IC'DY OTKOT.
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
with their faniuus
DON.NYIiKOOK JIG,
performed by thern 5t(l times in
ENGLAND, IRELAND AND AMERICA.
To conclude with the Hrrnaruiug furor entitled
CONNECTICUT ( Ol ItTKIIIP.
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS as the YANKEE GAL
WITH SONGS AND DANCES.
On FRIDAY EVENING. Dee. 4, IMF.
BENEFIT OK MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
SHANDV MAOUlHK AND OTHER BNTERTAIsMENTB.
nAI I" t\ i?/V 1 ? IhMfAW
On MONDAY, Dee. I,
THE EMERALD RING
WII.L SHINE FORTH IN ALL ITS BRILLIANCY.
NOTH F. Parties holding seats liir .YtoLd.iv, Nov. Hn. lor
the Emerald King can hare them exchanged or the money
rrtufned.
Academy <>v vrao-roniirKKNTir htrkkt.
i iN'r; KKUkKREN fATION ONLY.
LINDA KD'H NIoHT.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER M, DBS.
Al the general re meat of many up town rr?ld> nta (he ;reat
Inniicmle gcnliia ami mimic of liir day,
MK. WILLIAM HORACE LIN>.A7!D
AND HIM ,\1>M I itA Kl.l. COMPANY
will appear lor thl* night ouljr In a brilliant programme of
ail Ida moil popular and
BEWILDERING IMPERSONATIONS,
the rloaeal haarrnplli n erer given l.y anjr tiring aiilat. which
Uio entire proaa have prouounctd the moat
DECANT, UN n.KTAININ
KLKCAKT, KNTKBTAINING AMD PI .Toil.'Ill
am Ira of vocal portralturea before the public. Tbo aoti-rtalu
Dient forlbli evening will br
LIGHT, VARIED AND SELECT.
la which tb? following arlaia will ajij.iinr:
MISS AUCh Dl SnIMI,
the ncompHnliad aoubrvtle and protean artiai, lo'i Tiro ap
u>?arau<.e allien hor return from Europe.
WISH SUSAN DAT,TON,
ttin youthful and much admired Prima Inn na.
PROP. IIIDI UN,
th* fanioua Venlrilo pilal. with nia throe talking and Kinging
bead*.
KNfiLANM, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND,
bla .art appr. ?ranee but one In America.
DINiiAKD
In Ida Inlinllalilr Cnmlo Hkntnhee and Great Ktaim Snug
Mra. Chertea KomMr'a Comadbitia, thn
l?,vY A PTE It T1IK Wl.DIHNG
(with a apical id cart of cliar*' tare .
PI'DD t ND POWERPC b UKCHKsTKA,
Under the'Hrooiinn of Mr. David Itrahum
Adiniaalon Parquet and balcony, Ipl; Scat* In loin, f 1 Vi;
I'amlljr t in lo, OP mite. No eitra charge for rc-mvcl rcitta.
loraai.althoAc loinrOf Miwln; Macoy'e, 114 Broad way;
I'ond A i '".'a. i?47 llroaiiwajr, mid Scblrmcr'a, 701 Broadway.
Door, 0)10 0 at 7; performance coaimaooae at a quarto, lu A.
CADKMS 'IP MUSIC. TO-NIGHT.
I ACADEMY DP Ml *U TO-NIGHT.
ACADEMY DP MDHlC-fO-NMHT.
ACADEMY DP MUSfC-TD-NIi HT.
ACADKMY DP M US IG?D ? Nl ill T.
ACADI MY <?P MUSIC rO NI'.in.
ACAI'I.MY OP MUSIC TO-NLiHT.
TDK GREAT LING A KD.
K
T KLI.Y A LEON'S YUNSTRELH.
NO. 75" ilKDADW AY.
MONDAY. NOYI MKI.K III
The gr?at M'laical and Pantomimic I itravaganra, ?mlil?'l
TamaCtU. Tno Panlomnao Tamo Cat*.
Tame C iia. ?>? idayed two jn-ara ia Tamo ? etc.
TerneCnta. London, Vauiball Gardent, Tome Cat#.
TamcCata. Ill a I'antnm me entitled Tamo l ata
TniucCtU. "llailo iitlo Auroie," lairr Tame i ?u.
Tanit C.ila. In M I'laumrr.cr N Vil'a Tame C.ita.
Tatun < ?t?. Iiream; wld alao liilrojin o Tame Cat*.
TamoCtW. Dn '' alllu'a ><eene? In Alrlca. Tame ('MA
Tamo ' 'at*. flio w holy to conduce I .im i ,n.
T.iineCate. wltb a Uiir!e?que Ti-meforma- Ta necatc
Moll, .11 "
Taiar Cala. It. >n, introducing Tame ( at*.
Tamo Cala. Imi New Artiet*. lamr i ait.
Temu Cat*. Plw with Golden Heir, Tame Cat*.
Tamo rata. all lliairown. Tnvmtau.
Plrat appearance of Monr. H I end lair of Do Pol'ai.
Prloer for Tamo Cole - Parquet and llalrony, &0 rente.
Reaorvc1 Par,net and Barony, 7f> ran la. Ore In aire
Cualra, Si.
B
RYA NT'S MINSTRELS, FOURTEENTH STREPT.
Mtli at., a lj'domr lb" Aradomv ol M title ]4tO at.
- ?" TI RICA
DKiiUT IN ami Rica or the wdmikrpkl
INPANT lENOK,
MAS I Kit KAPIIAKD III. SODLA.
Maalrr Raphael He Soila. tho wond-riitl tnfant taiwit.
DK HOLLA. MAST. HAI'HAKU DK t o|,LA.
DC HOLLA. MAST. RAPHAEL. DK MlLLA.
ic; HOLLA. MAST. RAI'HAEL. DK HOLLA.
Dart weoh of the liwialitlftil operatic hnrlcaiioo,
I.A fOMNAMRl'I.A.
tNSWOP.TII, NELSLSKI MOl'R, KPII HORN. MJfJRNP.
UNHWORTH, DAN HRYANT, Il'CKNE,
L tel bomnamituln ma.lnoa Salnrdav noat at 2 oVInch.
HRYAN I'S. DK HOLLA. DP. SOLLA. BRYANTS.
M
RK. f. E. CONWAY'S PARE THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
MONDAY, NOYl MBPKbO.
the Lancashire lass.
with
MR. AND MRS. P. n. OPNWAV
AND THE KTAKOOMPAN Y.
Academy or music, thih rveninh
SIt choice S ial? fur nolo.
Appl?Is N. MARTIN. TlP't Tl Ird avwiqo.
TIOOMYI OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
Jrl the i,rand duchess,
Wilh b?w aornaro, new dreamt, crepcrtiea and thr erl|{in*l
?male. DDtinguiahaii orrttala. DutrbBiaa on Miw.e,
tlaunind Wi|jmaa?r?, Ae., hr Joa Km melt, lot; low. Punly,
JolTenmn, Klaarilo and lloolay'a Minrtrela. tiraud Matlnao
arerr VaiurdRy at hall-raat two n'rbe-lt.
Academy or muhio.
Two itood Haaia for ?a'e for ibe Ltr.|?rit perf..rrnanee.
Apply to r. KEYsKR. t?* Hilton Market.
RR. W'OTTJIDDONS, MM. NfOTT SIDDONM.
MPHOICK SKATS IN ORCHESTRA AND DP.KSR
CIRCLE CAN BE HAD AT THE THEATRE TICKET
OPPIOI. KKADINM ROOM, YIPTII AVKNUR HOTKL.
N'ATIDMAL ACADEMY OP DP.SIHN.
The aeeond Winter Klhlbtthiq, Ireludtnq tha volleetlnna
nf tha work* of the late Acadamiclnne C. L. I dllott, E. I, nitre
I and 8. A. Mount, M now open day and evrniuit at tha oat
' liiiaa, corner Twenty-third atrent and Paurtk avenue.
Tremor s sotrke dansantr.
TUIB (MONDAY, EVENING, NOT i\ I
wHI ceneiudo with the
DRA >D OKRMAN.
former patrona and lailiaa aid gentlrman of feapeetaMdir
oau obtain Ucketaof Mr. Tranor at hla epltndid A.u amy
room*, Lnlr Hall,
712 -lain aranna, appetite Raacrrolr )*ark. __
Mr. Trea- r'artaaati fur fatldonanla Dauelnr m el no
?rLiflfJt 'UIti V(1 a^.t ft A 'At i. . a#.a . . a * . . J
WKIci I .SUA vil and SATURDAYS, at 4 and f P. M.
> wai
M?w atamaa ara faewtad erarp waak. Sua atrautara.
w
AUI^RtlKm
L'ALLACK'll
Propr ? ? and Vmm -'-t Vlr WAI.I.A'JR
Doom on?n >U 1 'a. Tocomneao* at o u'cigu.
LAS* NLJIITH.
THB HilCCKSM OS THE t?V 'SA?>M.
TUK LANCASHIRE LASH
EVERY KVJRMINU UNTIL FURTHER None*.
SYNOPSIS or HCKNRKY AND IN'CIDKNTiM:
BK\H FKRNLKIfiH?WOMAN'S HATK FBBSI.E1U*
PA iM~ WOMAN'S LOVE TIMt STOLEN I..TTK%
ROBERT KI.DBUKN'S OFFH*-A PARTY BY T?J
KAMI ok Johnson. MR. IMBULUt'il Dkawime
Roup REPENTANCE-REVENUE. SiKEPT IN LI*
KHPOOL. THE PIER AT KUREMONf. TUB NlfilJV
HO iT DESPAIR -ARCralD UK MI. liDRR. PERM,
LEI .11 FARM?UNEXPECTED RETURN. TUB LOOK*
I P ESCAPE?SLIPPERY DICK. At.NTRAI.IA *?*
DARK OI.OIIU RKTRIHUTION?THK HA1TV ill! MB
AN O TRUE HEARTED LANUANUIKK LASH.
Am U? df m?nil for m^aui U> wlinm%4 ihi? inoitl POW*
rHKi L hajinmuMd umrh dUappointuirut (o AM#
wu???r ipiiurailoiifi mia not made In gou?T lime, it i?
limy urgtui tn*l advantage ahould be take/* or the fact ihm
the irni oilire it open lit dajrn lu adranoe.
Tub at UK ooMiuue, aw Broadway.
THB 1.RE AT FAMILY RESORT,
unpreeadented mere** of thi* popular satahtikhmenl. Mth
wnek of tha fauuiua LIN'IAKP,
the unrivalled mimic of modern uiwi, who will mm?iu- ami
evening In hi. POPIILABCOMIC BKKTCuhS
and reyr. wntaiHina of en. mem men.
MISSBUSAM OALTUN,
toe rhamdiHi and HneompUHhrvi prima drmua
, ., MR. JOHN T. KAY'MOND,
the IrromsUI.W and north provoking m.m. dim.
two capital pik? ks.
IFKCTRE BRIDE0ROOM on if KISS IN THK DARK.
Ttio favorite ALICE 1?I NNIN?;, hnv.ng . net Munir i fmaa
Bonne, will apiwar lu a few day*.
NOTICE.?TueatUv evening. Dwembar I, benelU of Mr.
Cbarlta YriiBc, on wbltta oecaaion he will appear in one of M#
original fan'Ai. Mr. Joaeph Emmet, the celebrated llm in ia
delineator, Wi aleo appear on this oooaahxi In the kin.I per
mfulon of K. M. Hooley, Eaq. Prof. It ii..m will olw. appear,
lietng Ins Imit performance In America prl.ir to hi* dnpirtmr*
for Kin ope. A (treat bill. For iiulleultn see piorramina.
MATINEE JEVIartY WEDNESDAY' AND SATURDAY i'?*.
NtftLO'H (iARI)KN.
I.r,.eve?*u4 Manager* ARRET* PALMER
SKIP'S.. CROWDED.
S. OlIHHS. .W i KU.
arocKss. c^ttwoKo.
Hum BouotaunU'a Krafnl a(.n. tmenoi* lirn/ua,
AKI'Kit IM UK .
AKl'KU DAKIC i
or,
LONDON MY NIOHT,
I.OADllN KY NTflVT,
wflt l>elinwiT r l I.VKUY KVUNt.NO At A,ami SATURDAY
AFTKKMHIN m 1 oAaioak.
Wh.'.l the * aiuinl the
AC.INi,. WKJiUKV,
EFKH",:. AProl.VTMKNITS, iO.
Henl i. fhu m?iiM/or* of Ntblo'a hnvi- eat urn1 i i n? r..ir?
nsojr for the now drain*, anil are going to le* w.-h r. .? irJiul.
The arrncrv \vu< .ipltn.llit.
Tin.ee, i ha pleca I* Uluatvatrd bjraonie of the moat rtnlla
tic pelt ugr evni axhlbitel on the ww York ant pa.
Tril line.-The ert-nl.-pSr.iu. tycre etri.UK anrl l ?il nil tba
appeareu ? of lalth'ul ropies of thn orglual I oca 'tlet.
World.- A very attraotlvepiece, and wil uodimhUiTly eujof
agooil run.
.Ylbion. Aa exeatidlngly clever parlonnatira anil lavlaldy
mounted.
Lea let. "Tie.levtined to flourish for n.anv a il.ty.
Wllltea' M| IrlU?The aetlri;{ '.f tho nicalleni aomptutv oonlrl
butaa (o the Mirer** of the pleee.
Sun ay Thnea. -It wan moat favorably rerohed and likely
to anynv a vary proaparom. run.
Commercial Adrertmer. ?The pleee km Admirably p!ayed,
and demiued to fiavp a long ninl popular run.
Kundiiv Mpreiin. -A pre-Kapbeallati.: or realfctiu mu'coje,
whirl, lu not likely to he nurpavaeil anil aeldoni i .funlied.
Suthlny Dlapatrn. We rank aAfter Jfark." ae emoiirftha
very krentert 'IraOialiv aurreeeea of tho day.
Hunoay Umirlar. The town iu captive au.l idmlrer; moat
liberally bnileeku I ami framed, laa p.ree u .ure to enjoy a
long term of proapurity.
I'Ttbvn. II, nu ,ht our In no tlioro'.gh a maimer that it ?
ono Of the great eitocavnaa of the day.
Ytlit.. lie hue mounting, good actlnp, animation*! olTecta
and agruiuvbh: uiukIc, will giro "After Dark" a aueeeuafiil oar
rear.
MATINKK EVKBY SATURDAY AT ONE fVUf.OOl
HKATS SKOl BED SIX DaYR !N ADVANCE.
CAN FKANC1HCO MINSTRELS, r.-% BROADWAY.
t7 Klrvl apveama.ui of the favorite comedian,
lULLY EMMKTT.
Continueii anereaa of the unappruv Ir.hle
KIRCH, WAMBOLD. BERNARD A BAtlKIW
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
I.aat week of
BARBER BROWN; THE PACIFIC HLOPEK.
Mooday, Dec. 7, wl.l be prodtioe l, In grand atylo, lite ?
plan Op.'ia of
HONK SQUASH DIAUI.D.
Tha org!en enmioenco at a .|U?iter to night. The dmaliiaUma
ceiuutn at ten. Sent* m curod all daya in advaiu e.
rptfllY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSK. 8II HOW KKT.
I Tua great mttplcal local Bitrlcaijiie now ready.
IX ION, IN THE BOWKKY.
IA ION, tN THK IMlWERT.
IXION. IN Tl K HOYVJ ItY
IXIUN. IN THE KOYVKRY
OR TIIK NEW MAN AT THE WHEEL.
Tony Pastor n*M.ireiirv,T. ?i. '-A. ;* a* Ivloin O. W. Thorny
*..n a* Muru, Miw Tie Ifrnt. im Y>i.u?, Mlaa Seidlei a* Jupiter.
NEW HPKNBRY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS, ao.
Eiret *ppi??ranee of the Man oi Iron, IIKRK IIOLTON.
eiinonte Ethiopian Comedian, Cm.rge Warren, and tha
Jnv mill Prodigy. Mauler Oenrge. See pnigraininea
IXK?N MATINEI.S WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TIIRM HE FRANCAIS.?oknkvieve, at t%.
SoUi Li **? nnd IMreetor J. clRAu.
HEATS SECURED DYE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
SEVENTH WEEK OK THK CKOWNINO SUCCESS
AND IRRKSISriHLB NOVELTY ??K THK SKAKON,
Oi'VKNBACH'S RENOWNED OKERA BOUKKK,
t.l.NKVIKVE DK IIRABANT.
Prevented THIS AND EVERY EVE NINO at Vj, and oa
SATURDAY MATINEE at 1 and aanm EVEN I nl, at TM,
with a SPLENDOR OF MIHK EN RtlRNE AND OAHV
NKVRR KQUAL1.RD ON ANY HTA'IF..
Ine rut oompnaea RtfHR BELL, OKSCI.AIJ'/.AS, CAM
R1ER, BECKERS,OKNOT, HOUROOIN. OOBY, M llHKA*.
PETIT, MLLE.ti. F. RETT I, BAOEARD and M. UA BEL
(who eraatad IhN role of Pltou, the gendarme), logctlmr wftlk
the entire atren th of the company, numlur. log Mil.
After PV, adinlaali.n to pa-.pint and drew etre.* half prlna.
A number of ffeaervod avata will t>e retained un eaob eriaa
tng for .ale at the ho? olliee of tlie the aim.
FAMILY CIRCLE Ul CENTS.
HATI RDAY AITI RNOON, OLNKVIKVE MATINKK.
Priratn oo.ev for (he Matinee ran now lie aeeurad.
w>n nv
0
1
The
HOOLEY'S F.. I>. OPP.KA HOUSE, WILLI\MHBilRO.
ko ni)ffA?< nn-nt ?r the woD.l?rfn aihlidea,
TI1K WII.oDN BMOTHKR*.
The Upper Ten UI.oiimi nd. Oh liml. I Hla.? Imotor, apty
Turn, An., bt Mulligan, Reed, llrlflm, S\ a?l, KWy A lluolerw
.siur troapa. IM Meilbie f?wjr Hutu??iay, at J 4 o'clock.
MKS. NCOtT-NIDDONS TO NIGHT.
KOMUNIl.
MU3. HCOTf-MDDONS
MMA bl hi it.
M KM. SOOTT NIDOONB
KOBALIM).
xits. bootthiddons
ROSALINO
MIlH. RCOTTHIUOoNH
ROSALIND.
"ASUS. ROtlTT WDDONH,
jYI KOK Hl.X NIGHTH AND ONE MATINM;
MONDAt AND Tl.KHDAV, NOV. UII, AND DEC. I,
ah vol i.ik y IT.
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