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aoters (ana in tn? au ?tner persona folly agreed) ,
ana at the time of the coalition of the Open
Board of Broke? with the present 8tock Ex
change Mr. Brownell was the vice President of the
Open board.
INT*BTI*W WITH MR. BB0WV1LL.
At length Mr. J. L. Brownell came in. He la a
tali, rather slim gentleman, with a blonde, short
beard, and a humane, open expression of counte
nance. lie bears uo small resemblance to the well
known pictures of llenry IV. of France. At lae
time he looked very downcast and sad.
"I should like," said the reporter, "to obtain for
the Hkrald an exact statement of the fact* of
jour failure."
"And I am quite willing to give them," answered
Mr. Brownell "I simply found to-day that 1 could
not go on any longer, and then suspended."
"riut the causes of the failure; what are they?"
?queried the reporter. "Were they in any way at
tributable to the panic oi yesterday?"
"om yes, to soim* extent of course. The move
ment yesterday was totally unexpected to me, and
I was not prepared for it."
"JUad you any particular stock on which you lost
heavily?"
"No, no particular one ; I was generally loaded
with all kinds of stocks? not lor my own account;
I did not speculate ? but for the accounts of others.
When the fall catue yesterday I was unprepared.
Last night I had anticipated tliia, and
1 BNDBAVOKKU TO QET 8TRA10nT,
but the men I went to were pretty hardly pushed
ttiemselves and could do little or nothing lor me.
Yon see, I have many customers who live at a
great distance iro'n ticrc, and I either had no
time to communicate with tlietu or they had not
time to raise the money sufficient to lortify me.
These customers' margins on investments were
not sufficient to covcr the break. During the past
lew weeks, when the stringency in the xuoney mar
ket was so great, 1 hud to pay heavy ratos
every now anu then to carry their stock through,
so that when the panic came many of them had
but very small maruius. since the 1st of March I
have had t? pay out ?00,000 on interest for money
loaned-on these stocks. From time to time my
customers would rcuui me small sums to make up
far their Interests on o.tus, but in the main they
were not sufficient, and when the panic came I
could not stand the impetus and had to sell out."
"What will be the extent of your liabilities:1"
"They will not be very large. My own liabilities
in the street, I do not think, will loot up over
$3,000. In fact I am sure they won't. When 1 saw
what was coming 1 would not hazard any more in
endeavor to cover myself, but immediately saw
what 1 could d? in making settlements. In this
way I arranged all my indebtedness in the street
but the sum I have named. Those gentlemen you
eee outside there are depositors; they have thus
far shown me great courtesy and have not pressed
me hard. 1 do not know as yet what my liabilities
to them will be. But it will be all right I assure
you.
I AM WOUTn IIALF A MILI.IOV
collars outside of mv business and can ultimately
meet all engagements. The tiouble was that I
? could net realize upon what 1 own so suddenly.
Had I been able to of course I should not have
tailed."
"Do you expect, then, to saon resume ?"
??Certainly. II 1 am not too hard pressed I shall
proWably resume Inside ?f lour days. Just as soon
as 1 can see how I really stand, if these gentlemen,
my depesiters, will eugage nut to rush in upon nie
directly 1 open my doors, I shall resume in four
days and all will be right. This is only a temporary
embarrassment, but one for which I deeply sorrow.
To show y?u how I fought against this thing I can
tell you that this morning 1 telegraphed for money
to a banker who lives at a distance (1 need not say
how lar), and wli? owes me $eo,ooo. I usked him
to answer at once. 1 have received no answer.
I suppose it's because the wires are down
in consequence of the storm, for he is a man
who would come to my aid and answer
Immediately were he able. 1 don't know any other
reason then the storm that prevents my getting
an answer. Of course everybody In my circum
stances says something like tills, and give ex
cuses, but I assure you what I say Is perfectly
true."
Several of the creditors whom the reporter saw
expressed entire contideuce In Mr. Brownell's
ability to make his contracts g?od.
ANOTHER INTERVIEW W1T0 MR. BARTOW.
The reporter subsequently called upon Mr.
Barlon, of the Htm of Barton A Allen, wnich failed
on the day previous, to lenrn some further particu
lars of the suspension. Mr. liarton was quite com
municative and willing to be interrogated, lie
said that bis liabilities would loot up to something
between $250,000 and $3 K),ooo. They would not be
under the one nor over the other.
"Have you any prospects of resuming?" asked
the reporter.
"It all depends on how I am treated in the
street. Brokers are not usually hard upon each
other in such circumstances as these. My
creditors knew very well that 1 did all I could to
avert this, and besides all brokers are sa liable to
a blow of the kind that I d*n't suppose they will
make matters very hard. If they allow me to re
siuic, ol course they have some hope of being paid,
bat if they force me out of the street they know
that the chances are as nothing; that they will
never have the money 1 owe them, for a man who
lias bocn l?ng in this business is not likely to suc
ceed in un.v other. 1 have been seven years a
member ol the Stock Exchange, but my partner.
Mr. Allen, had only belonged to it for about three
mouths.
"Have you applied to Commodoro Vanderbllt tor
any help ?"
"He haa not slenifled any willingness to come to
our support and lie has not been asked to do so."
"Were the stocks you speculated ou all on your
Own account?"
"No. The real cause of the failure on our part to
jncet our engagements was that we were heavily
loaded with Union Pacific, and not on our own ac
count. i'ray, remember that it was not on our own
account. 1 don't want to say anything further on
that point, however."
"How late did you speculate for tbe Commo
dore ?"
"Dp to within a few days we have had an ac
count for him. Hie story oi our incurring his dis
pleasure by reason of speculating i* not quite true.
He knew we speculated on our own account? at
least he said so."
"There is a great deal of sympathy for yon In the
Street," said tlie reporter, about to go.
"There ought to be," answered Mr. Barton. "If
the Inside history ol all this could be told? which,
of oaurse, can't? there would be still more sym
pathy than there is."
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The pelting rain storm prevalent daring the en
tire day yesterday tended te keep away many
people wlio otherwise would have attended the
public sales at the Real Estate Exchange. In con
sequence a very slim audlenco "put In an appear
ance, and It was apparent throuKhout the entire
proceedings of the auctions that tliere was a spirit
lacking among bidders, ior eligibly located property
seemed to go begging.
A. J. Bleecker, Son A Co. disposed of the fenr
story brick house 261 Fourth avenue, lot 23x00, for
$34,009, and Messrs. Mailer, Wliklns A Co. oiTered
a three story brick factory, 542, 544 and 543 West
Thirty-thlrd'street, lot < 4x98.9, which was bid in at
$20,000 by James Harrison. These were the moat
Important public sales oi the day, Irom which the
temper of the purchaser can well be gauged. The
last named property is estimated to be worth at
least $35,ooo, and it was knocked down at the
nominal figure of $20,000.
The only redeeming leatnre ol yesterday was the
completion of a contract on a plot of lUverslde
property, begun a lew days ago, which was the
first real transaction in realty in this vicinity siuce
the famous 'Tost" sale. The plot alluded to was
disposed of hy Mr, John McClave. and cousl?ts of
the lot located on the northeast corner of River
side avenue anil Eighty -tirst street, having a "con
cave" front of 100 leet, on the avenue, 103 ieet on
Eighty-tlrst street, i mining east, 123 feet on
rear of lot, running easterly, and 102 feet 2
Inches running north. The price paid for ihls plot
?was $75,noo. This is a fair indication of the value
S laced upon property lacing the new Park, which
ids fair to rival our Central l'ark. We- have no
renorts of ott er private sales made.
The following are the details oi yesterday's pub
tic business
. . . ...... ?? *? n- irnt.ow *!?d co.
1 lot n. s. 124th st, 310 it. e. or ?ih av., 25xl00.11xl2.?*
95.2, Irregular; Then. K. Kune j:
BY JAMKa M. MII.I.KN.
Hot s. s. 106th ?t., 175 It w. or 1st ay., 25*100 ; Geo. A.
Uasa
.*3,505
2,255
Br JOHMfrt M'lilMRR.
1 lot n. ?. '07th St., 225 it. e. ol loth av., 25x>f block ;
Wm. Murdock ....... 2,800
4 b. bk. h. and I. 1,5432(1 av., n. w. corner HOth ?t, lot
86.2*101.8; M. L. Begley 23,100
4a. bli. h. and I, 1,54ft 2.1 av., adjoining the above,
lot 24 .11*101.8; M. L. Henley 14,000
8 s. bk. h. and I. 224 80t!i st, s. s., c. of 3d av., lot 25x
102.2; Wm. McMullen 8,275
BT IIULI.KR, WILKINS AND CO.
2?. b., bk. stable Bid viol of grouud, a. s. 85th *t.,
176 2 (V e. ot 3*4 av., plot 48. 10*1012 : 8. E. Lane ...10,000
3 s. bk. fartory and plot ol ground, 542, 544 and
646 West (3<1 St, 225 tt. C. Of 11th a v., plot 74*98.9;
.lames Harrison ......26,000
llot n. side ot 99tti sL, 250 it. w. ?( 8th av , 25xl0f.ll;
8. T. Meyer 5,250
1 lot e. s. 9th av.. 75.8 It n. of 9Stk St., 25x100; 8. T.
Meyer 4,500
Plot ot ground a.s. 123th st, 100 It. e. of 10th av., 29x
16.2xlAO 5x50. 1 ; 8. T. Meyer 5,060
1 lot n. e. corner Boulevard and 124th ?t, 25.2x75; A.
8. Corbett 8,200
4 sore lots n. s. 125tli St.. running through to Manhat
tan St., together, 80.6*91.3x40.7; 8. A. Lewis 8,200
2 lots adjoining, w. s.,ftox40.7xft6. 4x72.7; J. R. Brown 7,100
1 lot adjoining, 71*72.7xl9.5xW.10; John T. Clancey.. 6,300
? T A. J- nLKKCKKR, BOM AND CO.
4 1, bk. h. and I.. 261 4th n v., e. s., 46 tl. ?. of 21st it,
lot 23x90; N. W. Bennett 34,000
3 2 s. t>k. lis. and 2 Is., 377 and 375 Washington *t.,s. e.
cor. Beach it, lots together 50*70; Janses Homer
ton 49,000
4 a b. s. h and I., 37 Wtsf 18th st., n. s., e. of 6th av..
lot26xX block; H. B. Hope 29,000
5 ?. bk. h. and 1., 57 Thompson st, w. a, n. of Broome
St. lot 32.6x100; J. Wlltnsrth. . 14.950
>?. bk. h. and I., Na. M, adjoining the above, lot 32.5*
1W; J. Wlltnarth 14,
500
A FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
Pottsville, Pa., April 17, 1873.
William Grant, one of the proprietors of the
plank Ridge colliery, and Walter Glbbs, Inside boss,
were killed this morning by the falling of tho roof
ol a new slope while examining it to see if it was
safe lor miners to work under. Thoy had sounded
the roof and decided tnat it was not safe, sud
denly the roof emnn 4iov.ii. John LaHiu and
Michael Monaghan, laborers, were injured by the
faiL
THE NEW CHARTER.
Excitement Aronitd the Department*?
Alnrm and Anxiety of the Attochea o t
Borne? A Chat with the Hayor? He
Will Btave Off the Nominations ??
Long aa Possible? Will Ignore the
Custom Horn* Clique and Would aa
Soon Trait Bill Tweed aa George Bllaa.
The new charier wan yesterday a prolific source
lor discussion among the "small fry" politicians
about the City Hall and the departments, and its
sudden passage has spread alarm into the bread
and butter brigade of clerks and messengers in
those departments whose heads are not retained.
As a matter of course the oftlolals ol the Comptrol
ler's Otllce, Public Works, Ac., are rejoiced
at the prospect of a long tenure of
office, and many Indulged in extrava
gances that they hare denied themselves
ever since the Legislature met learlug an invita
tion to step out In search of a situation elsewhere.
Many a wife and child yesterday received presents
from the head of the house that they have long
desired, while a few, no doubt, increased the qual
ity of their cigars and drinks at lunch time. The
politicians aro actively "guessing" as to the
coming men, and already reports fly around In
which many are named. Am.ng the names men
tioned are Jackson bchultz and Tom Acton for the
Tollce Commission, and George Opdyke lor i'ublic
Works ; but It Is sale to say that no one knows who
the Commissioners to be appointed are. Even the
Mayor has not decided yet upon the men. A
Ukrald reporter yesterday had a lengthy Inter
view with Air. Havemeyer, who stated that he
wished time to consider who are the best men
Irrespective of party, that the Governor will not
likely sign the charter until next week, and that
as be has twenty days in which to make
tno nominations he will stave off the
work as lout: as possible for the purpose or having
some time fer consideration. Wuen asked whether
he would likely retain many of the present Com
missioners he answered that bo had not made up
his mind on that point; that as he was elected as a
non-partisan Ma) or he would street the best men
he could llnd among relorm republicans and relorm
democrats, but he would take no Tammany Hall
man or llre-cutug republican of the wire-pulling
order. Bpeaklng ol Bliss and Murphy and tlieir
Custom liouse cohorts he declared lie would as
soon trust Bill Tweed as thoy ; Indeed, he would
Booner trust Tweed than JLSliss at any time. 11c
relerrcd to his appointment of the Education Com
missioners, and stated that while lie selected
them without knowing their political feel
ings or nationalities, he iound that seven
teen of the twenty-one were republi
cans. The Germans bud complaiued that they
were not represented, and he answered them that
he thought when he made the appointments they
were all Germans. He did not know whether the
Common Council would confirm all his nomina
tions; but he would select the best men, and il any
were rejected would select the next best and nom
inate them. No pressure, he repeats, has yet been
made upon liiin by politicians ot any party, and he
does not propose to permit it In the selection of
the parties, especially If it comes from the Custom
House gang, whose objcct to him seems to be
plunder. From the conversation the reporter was
led to believe It is the Mayor's intention, as lar as
possible, to divide the appointments on each com
mission between reform republicans and relorm
democrats, with a seasoning of square democrats;
but "in no case,'' said he, "will 1 touch a Tammany
I Hall man or any oae who supports them."
THE BROOKLYN WIFE MURDER,
Coroner'* Inquest Over the Death of Mrs.
DIoran? The Huibaud Held for Trial.
The inquest touching the cause of the death or Mary
Moran, wile of Thomas Morau, was hold yesterday aiter
noort before Coroner Whitehill, Brooklyn. On Thursday,
the 10th inst., the deceased, who was about twenty-seven
years of ana and mother ot two children, was severely
beaten by her husband, who Is a laborer, about thirty
live years old, and was formerly attached to the Irish
Constabulary. Their place ot habitation was the base
ment of tenement house 28 North Portland avt nue. The
following night Mrs. Moran died, ami oil Saturdiy the
police were notified of the occurrence and succeeded in
AUHESTlNa Til K BltlTTAL HUSBAND
on suspicion of havinp caused the woman's death.
At the inquest Mrs. Hums was ihe first witness railed to
testily. She heard Mrs. Moran scream oil the occasion of
the assault by the prisoner and heard her exclaim, "Vou
have douo it at lust;" heard decease. 1 ask .Moran to send lor
a doctor and a priest: he relused to do so.
Dr. A. W. She ;iard, city physician, testified to having
made a post-m?rt?n examination 01 the body of the
deceased; he found that she hud come to her death by
Injuries received arid by the condition ot her Constitution,
which was impaired by the too treciuent me of alcoholic
stimulants.
Edward Fltzslmnns, brother of Mrs. Moran. testified
that the prisoner had exhibited great anxiety to obtain a
certificate ol burial trom the physician w no hud been
called in ;ust before the woman died. Whilo this witnass
was on the stand the prisoner nodded to littn, whereupon
Hi/.simens appealed to the Coroner, remarking that he
"Did not want thai murderous fellow nodding at him."
Mrs. White testified that on the evening in question
she saw the prisoner have hold of ais wite bv the shoulder
uad assisting her down tlio stairs with his toes. This lat
ter remark elicited a predisposition on tlio pnrt of the
spectators at tlio examination to evince audible levity.
Tne Coroner Immediately checked this unseemly exhibi
tion.
Miss Mary Fltzslramons testified that Moran beat and
kicked deceased; Mrs. Moran said to her, "I guess I am
doaet" in the e veiling the prisoner, on returning home,
said to her, "You be damned: ain't vou dead yetf" the
dying woman asked witness to get bis sapper, as she was
afraid ho would get upon the te I and finish her.
The jury rendered a verdict to the eflect that deceased
came to her death by injuries Inflicted by her husband,
Thomas Moran. The prisoner stands committed lor trial.
Ho bad, however, been arraigned yesterday in the ('curt
ot Sessions for manslaughter on an indictmcut fouud by
the Grand Jury.
TEE BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
There are 45,000 volumes now in the Mercantile Library,
Montague street. It is the intention of the librarian, Mr.
Noyes, to publish a new and complete alphabetical and
classified catalogue of the valuable works which stock
the shelves ol the institution. Subscriptions from public
spirited citizens are now being received in furtherance
of this object and also to supply much needed additional
shelving accommodations.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.
A 8 LOOP FOR SALE? ALL COMPLETE; 18 TONS:
can be seen at Boston Dry Docks, Soulh Brooklyn:
price $5Sa J. KETKKLD.
IrtOR SALF.-AN EIGHT TON SLOOP YACHT, 27 FEKT
1 long, 9 feet beam, in good condition; price $360. In
quire ot A. W. MINOR, Chapel street, New ilavcn,
Coun.
For salk cheap? side wheel stkamboat-.
length ISO rcet, draft S feet; accommodations for 00
night passengers; well found. Apply to WILLIAM li.
HAZARD, Jr., CU Harrison street
SMALL STEAM YACHT FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP,
Si feet bv 8 beam; boiler and enpine, locked safely
valve; in periect order; government inspection and cer
tificate; tested to ISO pounds; life belts, buckets and other
necessaries; will carry a fishing nartv of twulvc com
fortably ; boiler and engine cabined over.
|C. L. HA1 NODDS A CO., 106 and Ij8 Fulton street
rNXTKUCTION.
A STUDENT DESIROUS OF ACQUIRING THfToKH
ruan language wi-tfics a competent instructor. Ad
dress E. s., box 4,j7? Post office, stating terms, 4c.
A YOU NO MAN, SPEAKINOF RENCH. OERMAV
and English, desires a situation to teach French and
Latin, or for singing, music, playing chants in a church:
voice baritone ; best reference. Address J. Ii., ISO West
26th st.
MISS GANNON'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH nOME
Academy lor Young Ladles and Conservatory of
Music, Babylon, L. I. Kstablished lf*<ft. Miss Gannon is
assisted in the musical department by her niece, M 1ns
Louisa Eckstein, Ihe celebrated nlaniste, from* London.
Harmony and musical composition taught, and pupils
thoroughly prepared for nurlor or concert playing. A
French and German pupil received on favorable terms.
Location healthy and terms moderate. Address Misx
OANNON, Bab) Ion, L. I.
IJAINF.'S BUSINESS COLLEGE? BROADWAY. COR
JL ner 1 blrty-lhird street ; downtown College Ri Bowery.
Specialties? Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Grammar. Spell
ing; 24 writing lessons, $2 SO- ladies qualified as book
keepers anil cashiers. No moving.
TO PERSONS OF NEOLECTED EDUCATION.? A
lady, well qualified, ? III give lessons in strict confi
dence, continuing throiiBh the Summer it desired; also
instruct on piano. Address HONOR, Herald Uptown
?ranch office.
MA It BLE SLANT RLH.
AKLABKIt, 8TEAM MARBLB AND MARHLI'.IZING
? Work-, 134 and 136 East Eighteenth street.? Marble
and Marbleizeil Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu
ments, at prices that doty competition. Marble Turuing
for tue trade.
An assortment of mantels, unsurpassed
for heautv of design and quality of workmanship.
Slate Work of all kinds a specialty.
PENR1IYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth avenue anil Seventeenth street Union square.
STEWART'S SLATE MANTELS.? RICH AND ELE
gant designs; Slate Works of every description; Mar
ble an. I Wood Mantels. T. B. STEWART * CO.. ifiu and
xa West Twent y lin. ii street near Seventh avenue. N. Y.
SKLABER A CO.. STEAM MARBLE AND MAKBLE
. izing Works, 223, West FItty-llrst street, botween
Broad wav and Eighth avenue.? Marble, marbleizud Man
tels, Monuments, Headstones; largo selections at very
low prices.
ASTROLOGY.
ADBLAIDB H. LAMBERTSON, CLAIRVOYANT. -
Consulted oa all affairs of life. 2d Greenwich ave
nue, near Tenth street.
European clairvoyant tills names, shows
likenesses, causes marriages, gives numbers; W
cents and ?!. 142 West JSth st, basement.
GIP8EY REVEALS FROM THE CRADLE TO GRAVE,
name, date ot marriage; brings those separated to
gether Third aveatie.
MISS WELLINGTON, CLAIRVOYANT, TELLS
rvervthlng; Ineky numbers; has a positive eure for
drunkenness. Call or write to 41 I nst Twenty eighth st.
TJROFhBSOH LISTER IS TrtF. ONLY ASTROLOGER
X In New York ; send stamp tor circular. 3/3 Sixth
avenue, near Twenty first street
The wonderful aptrolooist will rbvbal
from scientific principles, nil ntfalrs of Ufa. 81 Third
I avtuuo, near T?tiliiU J*" ""ant*
BPWITEgS OPPO RTTT?! ITIK%.
A? CAPITAL SECURED FOR INCORPORATED OOM
? panics, merchants, in*i)tii'aclur<T? ; iDTHtmtnU
made tor persons with >- a pital : interviews soliuilctrl with
concerns hnvinv substantial reputation.
Charles (1. DAHLuREN A (JO., ill Broadway.
A SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED? WITH A CAPITAL
from $40,000 to $7?,00<l, in a well established manu
facturing and importing hou-e, dotUK a handsome, sale
wholesale bus Ini ss, last year's pale* amounting to over
$VlO,i)OB; prod ts guaranteed Iront 4'J totiO percent; com
mereial standi ug Al. Address H. S., M Wall street,
room 21. .
A RARE CHANCE ? A STREET RAILWAY, FULLY
equipped and in aetlve operation. costing *40,00 0.
situated in an interior eity, of 24, 000 inhabitants, can l>e
bought fur $20,000 ; partlea experienced in the business
and hold mi? fl2.?>uo or the securities ot the road deal re a
partner with JH.iiOO; will pay 20 per cent per annum or
10 per cent intercut guaranteed tor three or live yenrs on
a loan ot $8,HM>, with first mortgage security to the value
ot $A'J00. Address, with references, E. J. COWELL,
Elniira, N. Y.
A ?WANTED, AN ACTIVE AND ENKRGBTIC MAN,
. with $ 00, in an enterprising and money making
bnsmees easily learned, moody a oii., i?.t Broadway.
A? $2,0001? PARTNER WANTED. IN A FIRST CLASH
. otlice business, nlreaoy estiibli hrd; pleasant and
prolltuble ; referencesglvcn and required.
WKBSTKR A QO , :ti)9 Broadway. _
A? CAPITAL PROCURED. AND HAVE NOW PAR
. ties with $.',010 to 5to,' 000 willing to invent in ru lull
or light uianulucturim.' business; no patents.
STRICKLAND A Co., 78 Cedar street.
AVOl'SO MAN IS DESIROUS OK INVESTING A
Minnll capital in some reinunerMivu liusl new. Ad
dress, with full particulars, J- W. A., box 4,163 Post oftice.
A GENTLEMAN WANTS TO PURCHASE A RESTAU
rnnt, with bar attached, In a good business locality,
at a nv 'derate price. Address A. B., Rouia Hotel, 3t> East
Houston s;rect.
A? CHANCE FOR a LARUE FORTUNE? INTRO
? Uucin; the only perfect Bedstead Fastening. Peo
ple feel the want of It, and it tukes on Itrst siclit: Siato
rights offered. J. F. MANC11A, 44 Broome street, N. Y.
An old physician said yesterday that an
Infallible cancer remedy Is worth $S0 1.UOO.OO I cull
prove positively that 1 have that rctned.v. 1 desire a
partner to assist in correspondence, advertising, Ac.
bure lortune. Address DOCTOR, Herald olllce.
AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE OFF ICR. ? HAND
si'mcly and fully fnrnbhed office, with large amount
of desirable city anil country Properly lor salo,-to lot and
exchange, and good run ot customers, will lie sold cheap.
Apply from 1 to 4 at 15J East Twenty-sixth street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.? THE ADVERTISER,
who has a business fully developed and rnpaWe of
great extumlon, with corresponding profit, wishes the
co-operation of one or two cnergetic men otgoodoluir
acter ; some capital Indispensable, which will be ainjilv
sccurcd. Address, with reference, HOBART, care or S.
Eddy A Co., No. 1 Park place.
IDLE CAPITALISTS CAN FIND THE BEST INVEST
meut In mineral immediately, by addressing, with real
name, box 4,983 Post ofllco.
Manufacturing Capital wanted for new
Engine, very clioap, simple, compact and econom
ical, several now running; others building by day's
work; orders on hand and more offering-, a very liberal
arrangement will be made ; including services ol a good
party, if desired. Apply at 52 Broadway, room 43.
NEW PATENTED INTENTION? SUBSTITUTE FOR
all kinds leather and cloth ; samples can be seen and
Pulenls or Rights for sale. 64 Allen street, from 3 P. M.,
daily.
1>ACKAfiE WOOLLEN BUSINKS3.? A PARTNER WITH
$ it', ikn), to tukc tho financial department, wanted to
Join an established house composed ol well-known par
ties, with many years' experience in woolens and a large
trade ; house has capital, but desires to extend,
ORIOQS, CARLETON A CO., iH Broadway.
TO HOTEL MEN.? WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN
ager to take charge of a large and popular Summer
resort; one who can purchase a small interest preferred.
Apply in person to 8. EliDY A CO., No. 1 Park place.
\jrANTED-$?,000 TO EXTEND A LUCRATIVE MAN
VV ittnctiiriug business; products cominaud realy *alc.
Address C., box 4,821 Post ofllee.
WANTED? AN ACTIVE PARTNER OF GENTLE
manly address, with from $5,tK)0 to $10,000 capital,
in an established piano firm, l'riuclpals address 1*. S.,
Herald Uptown Branch ofllee.
(til ftnn ?BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1870; PROF
tts $5,0J0 annually ; terms easy; satisfac
tory reasons for selling. Apply to G. 0. YOUNG, UtiCA
Steam Engine Company, 42 Cortlandt street
dbTAAAA WILL SECURE A HALF INTEREST
tpl_\ J.U V/U and earn 76 per cent yearly In an estab
lished business ot character. Apply, lu perbon, to ELLIS
A BRINCKURHOFP, 48 Broad street
in nnn OF land in MICHIGAN? for
XU.v/UV/ sale at government nrloe; a p< ntleinan
having refusal ol same wishes to make arrangements to
purchase them on joint accouut Room 154 Eurle's Hotel.
$30 ()()0 RANTED? ABSOLUTE SECURITY
^0 per cunt profit guaranteed ;nctlve
or silent partner. Apply in person to ELLIS A BR1NCK
h Mi OFF, Financial Agents, 4s Broad street
A
PIANOFORTES, OHGAWg, ?fcC.
T HAINES BROS.'
27 Union sqnare,
l'lrstclass handsome now Pianofortes for dale
on vary reasonable term*,
and several used a Utile, very low for cash.
A LADY WILL SELL A LIOHTB ft RRADBURY
rosewood 7 octavo l'lnno; modern itvle ; cost $000,
(or less th. ni $160 ; also modern Upright. 2d ihird street,
pear Bowery.
AN ELEGANT 7 OCTAVE PIANO, VERY RICHLY
carved ca^o and legs, with all the modern improve
ments, $17fi ; others to rent and gold on inMalmcnts, at
JOHN MaMO.VS, 314 and :!1G East Thirty-ninth street
At $isj-beautiful rosewood piano, iron
frame, overstrung bass, every Improvement; Stein
wan Pianoforte, little used, great sacrifice, for cash.
MIDDLE, IS Waverley place, near Broadway.
AN OLD, WELL-KNOWN MUSIC HOUSE IN A
large Southern city wishes to make arrangements
with a piano manufactory to sell their pianos <>n the
In talment plan: bust references and security given.
Address PIANO, pox 8,277 Post oilice, .vew York
AMAONIFICENT ROSEWOOD 7% OCTAVE PIANO
forte for sale, made order, city mnker, fully guar
anteed, used 5 months, cost $1,100, tor >275; Parlor Suit",
I', t age res, Brontes, Chamber, Dining Furniture, Sliver,
China, Glassware ; a sacrifice; property luiuily leaving
city. 3G West 15th st , near 6th a v.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, LEAVINO FOR EUROPE,
will sell immediately for cash, tbeir superb 7'4 octave
round corn, d rosewood brilliant toned l'lanotorte, used 9
months, cost $1.0011, for $250; also some Household Fur
niture 50 per cent less than cost Call at private resi
dence 120 West 23d street, near 6th avenue.
B. R. MARTIN,
A? A.-WE OFFER A FEW PIANOS OF OUR OWN
? make, returned from hire, 7'4 oc'.aves. Some neai ly
new and lully warranted, at extremely low prices for
cash; also Upright. Square and Grand Arion Pianos to
rent and sold on instalments. ARION PIANOFORTE
COMPANY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street
AT MANUFACTURER'S WAREROOMS. PRIOR TO
removal, magnillcent new first class Agraffe 1%
octave rosewood, overstrung, Iron frame Pianofortes,
$200, Stool and Cover, carved legs, Ac.: latest improve
ments; lully guarun'eed. GOLDsMI l H\S,
No. 7 Bleecker street, near Bowery.
A? FOR $300, RICHLY CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 V OC.
. tave Pianoforte, four round corners, all Improve
ments, maker's guarantee; cost $1 ,100 ; used 7 months:
beautiful 7 octave Pianoforte, cost $975, tor $2.ri0: also en
tire elegant Household Furniture; great sacrifice. Call
private residence 210 West 21st st, near 7th avenue.
AMAONIFICENT DOUBLE RObND 7* OCTAVE
rosewood Pianoforte, fully guaranteed, nearly new,
cost $960, for $275; Parlor Suit, con $575, for $200: one do.,
$150; hrocatel and reps Suit*, $75 and $50; walnut ami
rosewood chamber Suits, $iiS up; Paintings, Library.
Dining Furniture ; a great sacrifice. Residence 113 West
Eighth street (Clinton place), near Sixth avenue.
Beautiful 7 octave rosewood piano, al
most new, $150; patent agralTe treble, carved, 7M,
$250; instalments tak*n $12 monthly. R. CABLE,
107 West 23d street, corner 6th avenue.
A ft < JAINS BEF( > K E ~ REMOVAL? Gt ?OD SECOND
hand 7 octave Pianos, $150 to >250; new Pianos, $300
and upwards; Stelnway's. Chickering's and others; Bur
den and other Organs. Great roduction for cash, on in
stalments and for rent. S. X. BALL A CO.,
137 Eighth street four doors east from Broadway.
If I RST CLASS PIANO J, RETAILED AT WHOLESALE
1 prices, direct from factory. Send for circular. 73
Barrow, near Hudson street
I FISCHER NEW SCALE PIANOS, WITH PATENT IM
provements; the most reliablo pianos made ; splen
did second hand Pianos cheap ; Pianos to rent 125 West
Twonty-elghth street near Ninth avenue.
P. HALE'S HEW 7 H OCTAVB PIANOFORTES
? are the best and cheapest Pianos ever made. For
sale bv the thousand at Thirty-filth street and Tenth av.
Magnificent seven octave rosewood piano
forte, richly carved, with Stool arid Cover, only
$128: greatest bargain in New York: moving; must sell,
196 Bleeckcr street, near Macdougal.
New styles five octave double rekd
Cabinet Organ", ready this month, at REDUCED
PRICES; >110 and $125 each. Fifty other styles, $56 to
8!WK) and upward caeh. The MASON A HAMLIN Organ
ompanv now offer, at their new warerooms, 25 Union
s<|tiare, the largest assortment of the best lestrumentM or
this class In the world, at prices which are rendered
possible only by their unequalled facilities for manulac
tore. Organs rented with privilege of purchase tor
quarterly or monthly payments
New, "first class square and upright
Pianos tor rent? Kent allowed as purchase money ;
20 West Fourth street, one block from Broadway.
PIANOS, PIANOS.? PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL WE
will make a reduction ol ."0 per cent in our prices;
7-octnve l'lanotorte. nearly new, for $1004 CO-OPERA
TIVE PIANO MAKERS, 1X0 Bleecker street
PIANOS (BEAUTIFUL WEBER INCLUDED), CHEAP
as the cheapest good as the best, for rent or sale;
rent allowed purchaser; at MERBfiLL'S, No. a Union
square, 165 Fourth avenue.
PIANO# AND ORGANS ? ORF.AT BARGAINS, NEW
and most beautllul styles and perfect tones ever
made, and by best makers, at lower prices for cash, or
monthly Instalments, or for rent, during this month, at
WATERS'. 4HI Ifroadway, than can be lound elsewhere.
1 flfi SECOND HAND PIANOS, IN PERFECT ORDER,
IIJU lor sale by WILLIAM A. POND A CO., M7
Broadway.
WARTBB TO PIRCIUSM
\XTA*TRD? SECOND HAND LUNCH COUNTER,
ii about 20 feet long. Send description and price to
"Headquarters' restaurant, 940 Broa.I way.
MI^RLUKROUH.
Rare chance fob capitalists.? look out for
burglars! Call and sen too new Burglar Alarm,
nothing like It; State rights for sale at 7i? liroadway.
FIG A WEBSTER, Patentees
MA TK I Mtl.VI tli.
A YOUNG MAN, AGED ?, A CLERR IN THE CUS
loin llquse, who expects to Inherit considerable
property, would like to correspond with a yom g lady
With some property, with view to matrimony. AdUnssi
ilAltUV t^klttlt, be* 157 ijerald ?uicu,
_ AIWt)HIBMW*T*.
-npOTirs theatre. "muoicaflt.
D Jidwin Booth...... .j. Proprietor aiul Mauagur
\ LAST NIGHTS,
x THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
LAST THItEK N id M l 8 of
DADDY O'DOWD.
*11(1 lJUfT TllltKK NiGHTS o t
Mr. DION BOUCIC Vl LT
in hi* great character of
MIC IIALL O'DOWD,
LAST DADDY O'DOWD MATINEE on BATURDAY,
at 2.
The public of Now York hare recognized In this extra
ordinary delineation one of thane nioal and truthful
works of art wnlch remain as heirlooms ot the stage.
The management leels gratillcd (he that yeriorinauce
will date from BOOTH'S TH KATRE.
ON MONDAY Nil XT, APRIL 21,
ARRAH-NA-I'OGUB and KERRY.
Mr. HOUOIOAUI.T as SIIAI'N and KERRY.
Scats may be secured in advance at ilie theatre, or at
Dilson A t'o. 'h music store, 711 Broudway.
Booth -a theatre. matinee.
LAST MATINKE of
DADDY O'DOWD.
and last appearance but one of
Mr. BOUOIOAULT ...as. Mh'llABL O'DOWD
A* matinee portoriuniiacs at this lieatre are so iurgelv
attended by ladies and children, the management feels
gratified In oalliug the attention of tamilies t? the
prominent features in all the Irish plays of this eminent
dramatist In subject, character and dialogue thev are
pure and free from adulteration in every *en?e oi that
word. And wliilo thev ai'o proverbial lor their depth ol'
emotion and breadth of humor, they contain nothing the
must innocent may not witness, understand and appre
ciate. ,
Bowkry theatre.
WM. 11. FitKLIQlI Manager
THIS (FRIDAY) EVhNING, benefit of K. T. StetsuU.
FASTEST HOY IN NHW YORK.
E. T. STETSON,
and
immetiM! success
ol the
FASTEST BOY
IN
NEW YORK,
recclred niglitly with shouts of uproarious delight by an
ovar-crowded auditorium.
NEW AMI K I'ARTIJNd SENSATIONS,
A powortul Cast, embracing
all thu luvorites
and now laces,
EVERY NIGHT.
Charles Foster's Drama, entitled
A BAD Lt>T,
from the Fireside Companion,
wilMio presented 011 MONDAY, APRIL 21.
KQ K ATIIENKUM.
t)Ot) Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
R. W. BUTLER Manager
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION.
THE B K ST SHOW IN THE CITY.
TIIE GREAT ZANFRETTA
THE GREAT ZANFRETTA
THE GREAT ZANFRETTA
EIOIIi' IN NUMBER,
Who will appear in theirCRIGINAL SPECIALITIES.
THE OREAT SERIO-COMIC PANTOMIME TROUPE,
AND Til H BEAUTIFUL BURLESQUE COMPANY,
WITH A GRAND OLIO COMPANY.
UK) \RTISTS APPEAR NIOHTtiY.
IIIQH TRAQEDY, LOW COMEDY, GRAND OPERA.
Doors open at 7. Curtilu rises at fl o'clock.
Bos ofllce open flaily. Seats secured in advance.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
NOTICE.? Noxt week more new attrnc lions.
Academy ok music. lbs cent vierges.
FAREWELL NIGHT OF MLLE. ATM EE,
THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE.
TO-NIOHT at 8 o'clock the successful new Opera,
LES CliNT VIERGKS.
LES CENT VIERGES.
l.K.i CENT VIERGES.
ATMEE nnd tho full strength of the company.
TO-MORROW at 1, FAREWLLL A1MEE MATINEE.
IjA PKRICnOI.M, I. A PE RICH OLE.
ATMliK and J-UTBAU in their best roles.
Admission, $1; Hescrvcd Seats, $t 6u; Gallery, 60c. ;
Boxes, $3 and $>.
Boats securcd at Academy and 70i and 111 Broadway.
Acadi.my.? la periohole matinke.
FARF.WKLL A I ME 15 UALA MATfNRE.
LA PERICHOLB. LA PERIOHOLB.
SCAN FRET I A TROUPE.
ZANFRETTA TROUPE,
ZANFRBTTa TROUPE,
EIGHT IN' NUMBER,
Academy.? aimee in les cent vierges,
THE GREAT PARISIAN SENSATION,
TO-NIGHT, LKri CENT MERGES FAREWELL II
WALLACE'S.
Proprietor and Manager. ..Mr. LESTER WALLACK
TENTH WEEK
of
Mr. SO'i'UERN
in
his extraordinary impersonations of
DAVID GARRICK - --11.
and
LORD DUNDREARY.
which will be presented
TI1LS AND EVERY EVENING
and
BATURDAY MATINEE AT 1 :f.O P. M.
The following eminent artists will appear Mr. BOTH
ERS. Mr. J Oil N GILBERT, Mr. .1, II. POLK, Mr.
BISHOP, Mr. CARROLL, Mr BOOWNK, Mr. LEONARD,
Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. EDWIN,, Mr. CU KHAN, Mr. PECK,
Miss KATIIERINE ROOKRS, Mrs. FANNY FOSTER
Mine. l'ONISI, Mrs. JOHN SEFTON.
BOX PI AN OPEN ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE.
Curtain rises at ri precisely, aud carriages may bo or
dered at 10:40.
34
Til ST UK KT THEATRE,
Thirty-fourth street, near Third avenue.
Til K G It EAT ST A It TROUPE EVERY NltjriT.
DI'.AM V HA I, LET, FARCE. BURLESQUE.
ALL THE 8ENSATIONS OH' THE DA Y.
First Matinee on Tuesday afternoon, April '22.
B
/71ERMANIA TH RATHE,
* X Fourteenth street, near Third avenue.
AD. NEUEKDOli FF Director
FRIDAY, April 1*.
PIE CRAKFIN VON SOMERIVE.
Oomedv, in four acts, by Karrlere and l'rcbols.
Box oilico open daily from 9 till 4 o'clock.
RY ANT'S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD ST.,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near Pooth's
Theatre. Every evening at ?. Saturday Matinee at i
EASTEIt HOLIDAY WEEK.
BEST HILL OF THE SEASON.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MASTER HARNEY,
the Champion Dancer and favorite Dialect Actor.
First time this season. by general request, tho original
BRYANT'.* MINSTRELS' I SHOO PLY. SHOO FLY.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS' SHOO FLY. SHOO FLY.
BRYANT'S MINSTRKLS' | SIIOO FLY. SIIOO FLY.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS' SIIOO FLY. SIIOO FLY.
BltYVNT'S MINSTRKLS' I SHOO FLY SHOO FLY.
THE CALICO HOP. OOLTON'S LAUOHINO OAS.
Dan Bryant, Seymour, Reed, Stanwood, Morrlsy, Emer
son, Ac. Matinee Saturday at 2. Seats secured.
Mlts. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Benefit Ol Mr. FRANK ROCHE.
THE WIFE.
St. Pierre Mr. FRANK ROCHE
POCAHONTAS.
Entire Company will appear.
VT-EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 614 BROAD
?sl way, between Houston and Bleeckor streets.? Every
one should visit the wonderful Milium; it Is full of
everything people should see arid understand. Lectures
daily on "Tho Philosophy of Marriage." Ihose parties
unable to attend those Important lectures can have thetn
forwarded, post free, on receipt ol 25 cents by addressing
SECRETARY NE VY YORK MUSEUM OP ANATOMY, tili
Broadway. New York.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
<lENF.lt AIi REHEARSAL FRIDAY, April 18. 2K
P. M. CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING, April 19, 6
o'clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MR. ANTON RUBINSTEIN
will conduct Ills "Ocean Symphony."
MH. HENRY WIKNIAWSKl. Soio Violinist
Grand Orchestra under the leadership ot
HEItlt CARL BERGMANN.
rjlABLEAUX VIVANTS, BY PROFESSOR 0. BARTLETT
and AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, In aid
Of THE NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM, at ROBINSON
HALL, 18 East Sixteenth streot, FRIDAY EVENING,
April 18, at 8 o'clock, and SATURDAY MATINEE, April
111, at 2 P.M. Tickets may be obtained at Mrs. L. M.
Bates', in West Thirty-ninth street: Caswell A Hazard's,
Finh Avenue Hotel, and at tho Asylum, '24 Clinton place.
XTATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
Tho Forty -eighth Annual Exhibition of Pictures an 1
Hculptures is now open day and evening, Twenty-third
street, corner of Fourth avenue.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor, Boc'y N. A.
Mrs. jarlky to-night,
wiUi her famous flesh and blood WAX WORKS.
AT ST. PETER'S HALL,
West Twentieth street, between Eighth and Ninth avs.
Reserved (cat* at POND'S, 31 1'nlon square; SCH1B
MER'S, 701 Broadway; DlTnON'S, 711 Broadway.
PIGEON SHOOTING THIS DAY (LAST DAY OF THE
Tournament).? English roles? 27k yards rise; 40 birds
each, fltw entry. Paine, Tinker, Bogrardus, Johnson,
and Messrs. E. and P. Perry, of Philadelphia. Shooting
commences at 1 P. M.
M
R. TRENOR'S LAST RECEPTION DANSANTE,
at I ' ~
201
t Lyric Hall, 7Z1 Sixth avenue, Reservoir souaro,
THIS t FRIDAY) EVENING, lhth Inst., at*.
LADIES
THIS EVENING. 7 ADMITTED
FREE.
_ BOWERY,
TONY PASTOR'S.
M
RS. JARLEY'S WAXWORKS,
TO-NIGHT, AT ST. PETER'S HALL.
TUE CltF.AM OF FUN. COME AND LAUOHI
milE STAGE. ? PROFESSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE, 1(14
I Fifth avenue, will instruct ladies and gentlemen;
entailments guaranteed when proficient. Ladies in
structed in graceful gesture by Miss Mary Lawreuce.
^ MUMIC'AI..
A FIRST CLASS OROANIsT AND CHOIR- DIRBC
tor of experienre , and brilliant soloist, desires an
engagement; can provide a quartet at moderate price.
Address CLARE W. HEAMES, la Stuyve ant street.
A GOOD SOPRANO AND FIRST 0L\SS READER
desires a position from May 1 ; thoroughly acqnalnt
ed with the Kplscoual service. Apply lour aUdruss J.;N.,
18 WyckofT street, Brooklyn.
ATGSITION AS ORGANIST WANT KD. -CALL ON
or address GEO. A. RUSSELL, teacher ol tho orgau
anil piano, 240 East Thirty-first street.
A SOPRANO, HAVING A THOROUGH MUSICAL
education and a very superior voice, highest refer
ences. will enga?re her services Call or address SINGER,
34 West Nineteenth street, New York.
CARP? PIANO, ORGAN, GUITAR, SINGING-MISS
VVATsON gives private lessons, day and evening, at
her resilience, 92 Clinton place (Eighth street). Instru
ments furnished for dally practice.
UITARISTS, ATTENTION l-"OOLD MEDAL PAT
cut Tilton Guitar took Gold Medal ?t American
Fair. MANUFACTURERS' AGENCY, #2 Clinton place
(Eighth street). Illustrated circulars mailed Irue. Pri
vate Guitar lessons.
Musicians? if you want cheap and bkauti
ful Music, at 1 cent a sheet, goto Si Bleecker street,
pick out troni a largo wholesale stork; if yon buyfl
worth I make yon a present of 40 sheets. Those in the
trade would make money by sending in their orders;
must be sold before May 1. JAMES O'NLILL.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
TtOOPER UNION.? FREE LECTURE* FOR THE PRO
\j ide tn the great Hall, at 8 P. M? Saturday. April Iff.
The lecture will be delivered bv professor Charles P.
Chandler, of Columbia College, on "Mordant* and Dye
ing " 1 leketsgratls at tho office of tho Cooper Union and
a*. Brcntano's bookstore, Union square.
ABU AM -i, LI JU WITT, Sectary.
AlKUSKNISWTM.
OLYMPIC TUBATBB.
J. K. IIAYE8 Lessee and Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, April H, at ii o'clock,
LAST N IO I IT BUT ONE
or THK
FOUBTH KDI HON OK
0. Ik FOX'S HUMPTY DUMPTT.
FAMILY MATIN EE
OK SATURDAY. AT 2 I?. M.
DUMMY EVENINO, April II,
BBGON8TRUCTION.
FIRST TIME
or to* _ .
FIFTH ADDITION OF "If. D." ?
Now Oust, Burlesque opening, Seenory, Trick*, Cos
tuiiM'M, Music, Mechanical Eilcotfl and au entieoly new
Pantomime.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTY ABTI3TS.
REAPPEARANCE OK THE
FAMOUS WILSON BROTHERS.
w
The areat
Irish Comedian.
Mr.
DOMINICK MUBBAY.
in
bis sensational Drama, the
GAMBLER'S CRIME;
or, the M I'ltDKIl
ON TIIK HUDSON
OOD'S MUSEUM. DOM. MURRAY.
unparalleled SUCCESS.
EVENINO AT 8. , AFTERNOON ATI.
Tiii> young uiul
boautltul ArtUte,
M i :i.H
MINNIE FOSTER,
who will Appear a*
TOPS*
iu the domestic Drama of
UN OLE TOM'S
CABIN.
UNION SQUABK THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMES
Begins at 8. Saturday Matinee at 1 -.30.
Carriages may be ordered at 11.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of
ACNES BT1IEL IN FROU FROU.
THE nOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY WITH THE ELITE
OF THE CITY.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT REVIVAL IN THE HIS
TORY OF THE NEW YOKE KTAOE.
EVERY NIOIIT AND AT TIIE SATURDAY MATINEE
until further notice,
will be produced, br special arrangement with Mr.
Auuustln Daly, bis brilliant adaptation of Meilliau and
Ilalcvy'g woudoriul Driuun, In Ave acta, entitled
FJtOU-FROU.
for which new and elegant scenes naro been painted by
Marston.
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROC.
froTkfrou.
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROU.
fboTTfrou.
FROU-FROU.
FROU-FROU.
THAT THE r|T m ay ,J ^ A TIN F. R
two' wekkVin ad* a'ncL. s"^et? w^l B^OPEN
Characters by Miss AGNES
ETHEL. Miss EMILY MESTAYER,
Miss MAHY GRISWOLD, Miss
.1 EN NIK LEE, Miss KATE HOL
LAND, Miss CHARLOTTE CAVE,
Miss LILLIE EDWARDS, Mr. D.
II. HAUKINS, Mr. J. F.
MACK AY, Mr. EDWARD LAM It,
Mr. GEO ROE PARKES, Mr. J. W.
THORPE. Mr. W. It. WILDER
aud Mr. W. yUUfLEIf.
RUBINSTEIN-THOMAS FAREWELL MATINEE.
STEIN WAY HALL,
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, April 19, at 2,
POSITIVELY LAST AND FAREWELL MATINEE of the
GREATEST CONCERT COMBINATION ON RHCOKD.
Comprising Anton Rubin.stein, Henri Wicniaws.^,
with Theo. Thomas ami Ills unrivalled Orchestra.
On this occasion Rubinstein will play A MINOR CON
CUR ro (Schuman), Hallado (Chopin), and for the first
time here several of Honselt's pieces, also several now
COMPOSITIONS OF Ills OWN. Mr. WieniawsU will
play the Mendelssohn Concerto (first movement).
'I ho Theo. Thomas Orchestra will perform Overture
"King Stepban" (Hecthovon), "Vorspicl Lohengrin,"
'Der Rett acr "Walkyren" (Wagner)^ ^Cavalry March"
111 Broadway
Newark opera house.- rubinstein and
THOMAS. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY EVENING), APRIL
1*. ONLY JOINT APPEARANOE OF ANTON RUBIN
KIN, HENRI WIKNIAWSKI, and THEO. THOMAS,
with hU UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA.
(Schubert), adapted for Orchestra by Liszt
Referred Seats, $2, at fltein way's, 701 ami
OT. JAMES THEAT2B- _ t ~ IRELaM.
O TIME TABtlf. ?
Seven o'clock .....Doors open
liuit-puMt seven ...llall lull
(J n irtcr of ei^ht Full
1.1;.{1K o'clock Crowdad
One minute past Standing room only
FRANK MacEVOY'S
NEW IIIBERNICON;
Or, Ireland In America.
IRISH COMEDY AND CHARACTER COMPANY, IRISH
SCENERY, SONGS, DANCES, WIT AND HUMOR.
Orchestra Chairs, 73c. ; Admission, BOe.
GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY, 2 1*. M.
Ucnernl admission, DOe. ; children, ISc.
UTKINWAY HALL.? FESTIVAL WEEK.
ij The public is respectfully iiitunne.i that a
FESTIVAL WEEK OF
GRAND ORATORIOS AND CONCERTS
will bo siven on a pcate of completeness and grandeur
u-vir be lore attempted In New York, under the direction
of THEODORE THOMAS,
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 22, 1873.
'flic iollowlng dihitii'iiilslicil artists will appear:?
Mrs. J. HOUSTON WEST,
Mr*. II. M. SMITH, j Sopranos.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY, Contralto.
Mr. NELSON VABLEY Tenor.
His first appearance in New York.
Mr. MYRON vv. WHITNEY, Hassn.
Mr. J. F. RUDOLPH. SON, Baritone.
Tim celebrated
IIA.NDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY, FROM BOSTON,
numbering Five Hundred <ft00) Voices.
Conductor CARL ZBRRAHN
Organist Mr. B. J. LANG
W ill appear, together wltn
TIIEODOItfi THOMAS' UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA,
largclji increased on this occasion.
OHDER OK PERFORMANCES.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 22, at R,
ELIJAH. ELIJAH.
WEDNESDAY, April 23, AFTERNOON and EVENING,
GRAND PUHLltlKH.ll EAKSAL AT 1 O'CLOCK, AND
LAST ORATOWIO PERFORMANCE AT H O'CLOCK
OF SELECTIONS FROM HANDEL'S
ISRAEL IN EOYPT,
Including the Grnnd Double Choruses, Airs aud Duals,
nnd the entire of Mvndolssohn's
HYMN OF PRAISE (I.OBGESANG).
THURSDAY EVENINO, April 2t. at S,
AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY,
only grand Festival Orutorlo,
ELIJAH, ELIJAH.
FRIDAY. April 24, AFTERNOON and EVENINO,
Grand Public Rchearsnl at I o'clock of
BEETHOVEN'S NINTH OR CHORAL SYMPHONY.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, ONLY FESTIVAL CONCERT,
Mr. ANTON RUBINSTEIN* nnd
Mr. HENRI WIENIAWSKI,
Mr. S. B. MILLS,
Mr. WILLIAM MASON
and a number of celebrated Vocalists,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20,
ONLY FESTIVAL MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVENINO, CLOSE OF THE FESTIVAL,
THEO THOMAS' LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT.
Last appearance of the celebrated Handel ami Ilaydn
Society and of all the dUtingulsed artists.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved Peats to the Evening Performances, two.
three and four dollars, according to location. Reserved
Seats to the Matinee, two dollars. Admission Tickets to
Public Rehearsals, one dollar. Reserved Seats to Re
hearsals, flfty cents extra.
The sale of Reserved Seats will commence this morn
ing at Schlriner's, 7i>l Broadway, at 111 Broadway, and
at the Box office at Stein way I tail.
ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY.
JOHN WILLIAMS' CLOG DANCE.
HUGH HAGGERTY'S DUTCH S0N(JS,
HILLY PASTOR'S COMIC SONGS,
CHARLEY WHITE'S SPECIALTIES,
HEIttt WILLIO, VENTBILOOUIST,
GOSS AND FOX IN SONG AND DANCE.
BILLY BARKY AND OKOROE MOORE,
A & CE LI A IFKRD. FANNY FORDHAM,
IIARRY HART, C. MCMILLAN, CHARLES SEAAEHT,
BILLY EMMETT, AC.
Association ham*
M KM B K RS' COURSE.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 13,
LECTURE 11 Y
GEORGE W. H oWS, Journalist
Subject? PETER'S AMBITION; OR, ALL ASTRAY.
Tickets, SUc. ouch, at the door.
Association hall.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 19,2 P.M.,
Matinee Headings by
Mr*. SCOTT SIDDONS,
Willi a new anil brilliant programme.
Ticket* so centa ; no extra elm rue for reserved scats. For
Mile nt Schlrxner* and Gurleys.
PT. BARNUM'S ORFAT
. MUSEUM. MENAGERIE AND niPPODROMB,
* AND GREAT
TRAVELLING WORLD'S FAIR
IN BROOKLYN.
A MAGNIFICENT CANVAS CITY
AT THE CAPITOLINE O ROUNDS.
THE BEAUTIFUL TENTED FIELD
VIEWED AND VISITED BY
FOURTEEN THOUSAND PATRONS
ON Till: OPENING NIG1IT!
FOR TTIE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
TWO EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY.
DOORS OPEN AT I IND7 GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS
PERFORMANCE PROMPTLY AT 2 AND 8 O'CLOCK.
Franklin avenue car* leave Graml, Houston and Roose
velt street lerrles every two minutes. (;ate* and Fulton
a venae ear* leave Fulton terry. Nostrand avenue ear*
leave South Seventh street, Williamsburg. Hamilton
avenue ear* leave South t'crrv. All the al>ove line* ruu
to the immediate vicinity ot tho Show Grounds.
VARIETIES THEATRE OF NEW ORLEANS TO
rent.? Proposals will be received until the lit day
of June next tor the rent of the Varieties Tueatrc.com
nienciag with the next season. Tho theatre is complete
In all it* appointments of wardrobe, scenery, properties
Ac. Address E. ItlGNEY, President La Variete Associa
tion, New Orleans.
C< ALLFKY OF PAINTINGS.
f LOUIS DURR'S HISTORICAL COLLECTION,
comprising over paintings l>y the t>est masters, from
Ibe fourteenth century down to the present time.
Now open from J to 10 P M.. tor the benefit of
THE GERMAN HOSPITAL, in the
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK HI ILDINO,
entrance on Fourth avenue, near Fwrt??nth attwi
Admission durum the day, Wc. ; in the evening, 25c.
TO BR I THE BRUTK OF A HUSBAND WHO RK
sold at fused to take his wife to Tony Pastor's Opera
Auction I House on Friday evening, when ladles are
^admitted free.
PIOROK SHOOTING THIS DAY (LAST DAY OF THE
Tournament).? English nflns?Wk yards rise ; 4U birds
each; $1U) entry. Paine, Tinker. Bogardus, Johnson,
and Messrs. E. and P. Perry, ot Philadelphia. tihootlug
commences at 1 P. M.
/I A RD.? PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, ORGAN,
Violin. Guitar, Harp, Singing. Hruin.ny. 92 Clinton
place (Eighth street*. Established KM. Students' Journal
and circulars mailed. J. JAY WATSON, Director.
miCKLB I IF YOU WANT TO BF. THE PET BOARDER
i. your take tho hash provider to Tony Pastor's
Landlady. I Oncra House this evening, t4ie wUl l?? atl
Emitted ft??, Treat bv'ts
_ -J
Lekseci and Manager* JARRP.TT * PALllflJt
^ AWT1S5CMRKTS,
NIBLO'H garden
Lrniiec* ami Managt ...........
FOR Two WEEKS ONLY.
(By ipeclal arrangement with M?&>rs. ahook * Palmer J
THE VOKKS FAMILY,
TUB VOKKh" FAMILY,
THE YOKES FAMILY,
IN THEIR
GREAT SPECIALTY.
T1IE
BKLI.ES
OF TUB
. KITCHEN.
HIGH TRAGEDY, LOW COMEDY, OPERA, BALLET,
Preceded by the brilliant Comedy, ORANGE BLOSSOM*
BOX OFFICE NOW OP K.N.
MATINEK, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ATI
NIBLO'S GARDEN. SPECIAL
COMBINATION EXTRAORDINARY.
SATURDAY, MATINEE AND EVENING.
TnE V0iTKS~FAMILY,
IN T1XB1R
GREAT SPECIALTY,
THE~Bi;LLES
OF THE
KITCHEN.
OEQ. rAWCETT ROWB,
in hln
GREAT CHARACTER,
MICA W HER,
WITH ORIGINAL CAM
trom the
Union Square Theatre,
including
maTJkay
Mr. *
URIAH- ilEEP
SATl'ROAY AFTERNOON AT TWO,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO.
Saturday evening at H. Performance close* at 1i):SI
Saturday evening at H. Performance closes at 10:31
BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL. DAY.
Ty IBLO'S GARDEN. EXTRA.
FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
ONK OF THE MOST
extraordinakTattractions
EVER OFFERED TO TnE NEW
YORK PUBUC.
THE WONDERFUL
VOKE3 FAMILY^
YOKES FAMILY^
YOKES FAMILY^
YOKES FAMILY^
IN THEIR GREAT SPECIALTY,
BELLES OF THE KITCHEN,
BELLES OF TuITkITOHEN,
BELLES OF TIuTkITCHEN,
KOR THE LAST~TIME IN NEW
YORK,
TOGETHER WITH
GEOROE FAWCETT ROWE
GEORQE FAWCETT ROWE
AND THE GREAT UNION SQUARE
THEATRE CAsFYn
MICAWBER,
MICAWBER,
MICAWBER,
INCLUDING
Mr. F. F. MACKAyT
IN HIS WONDERFUL IMPERSON
ATI?jST"
OF URIAH nEEpT"
MOST
REMARKABLE
ATTRACTIOK
THK
YOKES
FAMILY,
TOGETHER
WITH
MR. GEOROS
FAWCETT ROWS
AND THK
GREAT ORIGINAL
UNION SQUABS
THEATRE
CAST
MICAWBER.
SECURE
YOUR
SEAT8.
N
IBLO'B GARDEN.
T11E VOKES.
VICTORIA,
JESSIE.
BOSTNA,
FREDERICK,
FAWDON.
M.lUNjia
Til E VOKE3
IN THK
BELLES
OF
THE
KITOnEN.
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK'
VTIBLO'S GARDEN. SPECIAL,
1\ BENEFIT OF T,. J. VINCENT.
THURSDAY AFrBRNOON. April 24, ntt o'clock.
A RARE AND ATT RACTIVE E N TBRT A 1 N M B NT.
SPECIAL.
OBSERVE I
NIBLO'S OARDEN.
OBSERVE I
EPTRAOllDINARY
COMBINATION.
TIIE VOKES FAMILY.
GEO. FAWCETT ROWF.
KITCHEN.
MICAWBER.
SATURDAY. MATINEK. AND EVENING.
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.
rnUEATRE COMIGUE,
J _ 514 BROADWAY.
I.'. ''OSIf HART Le**ee and Proprietor
I he nmmmo:h combination of the world in a a plea*
Ing and entertaining programme.
llio wonder of tlio world,
LING-LOOK,
acconipanied by
YAMADIVA,
the Man Serpent.
The most comical oi nil Pantomime*,
A TRIP To THE MOON,
by the FI.ALZETTr TROUPB. ?
CHARLES and CARRIE AUSTIN
In tbolr Terrific Bay onet Combat
Thp Qua lruolo Song and Dance by
Mi us KITTY O'NEIL, MIm FANNY LUCKLLB.
Miss CARRIE HAINES. Mi*< IDA GREENFIELD.
AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO.
Concluding Willi the now sensational Drama, viz.
THE RACE; THE RACBt
THE RACE; THE RACB;
or,
THE MYSTERIES OF THE TURF.
Mr. D. KELLEY ni tlio Jockey.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
The ENTIRE EVENING PROGRAMME
will he enacted at the MATINEES.
KTH AVENUE THEATRE. (CURTAIN RISES AT 8k)
U 723 and 730 Broidway.
Sole Lessee and Manager Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY
DIVORCE I 1
The great Drama of Society.
Character* by Ml** FANNY MORANT, MIm CLARA
MORRIS. VliHH FANNY DAVENPORT. Mr*. O. H. GIL
BERT, Miw LINDA DIETZ, Minn KATE CLAXTON, Ml*
ROBERTA NORWOOD, Ml*? GRIFFITHS, Mr. OEORuB
CLARKE. Mr. LOUIS JAMES. Mr. W. DAVIDGE. Mr.
JAMES LEWIS, Mr. CHARLES FISHER, Mr B. T.
RINGGOLD, Mr. OWEN FAWCETT, Mr. I). WIHTING.
Mr. GEORtJE DEVERE, Mr. FRANK CHAPMAN, Mr.
J. A. MACKAY, W. BEEKMAN, CARROLL and other*
a divorckHmatinee,
SATURDAY, AT ltf O'CLOCK.
Mr. Daly teg* to announce that the revlral of
DIVORCE will be folluwed bv the production of a new
and original play of" powerful emotional character.
ALSO ? A revival oi the greatly popular play of MAN
AND WIFE.
/"? RAND OPERA HOUSE.
It orRTAm risks atu.
Mr. AUQU8TIN DALY Sole Lctaee and Manager
EVERY EVENINO AND- SATURDAY MATINEE,
UNDER THE QAHLIOHT.
AUOUSTIN DAISY'S inmou< realistic, local and contem
8 oraneous sensational Drama,
ing original KAILROAI> 9ENSATI0NIII
ami tbo great realistic PIEK SCENE 1 ! I
Mrs. JOHjTwOOD
PEACII BLOSSOM.
(Hor last nights in America.)
MATINEE SATURDAY, ATHALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Mr. Daly beg* to announce that he hat engaged til*
world-famous Artist,
Mr. CHARLES PECHTER, w ,
for a limited number ef nights. beginning on Monday
evening, April m, in his luaguiiieent roaluatlon ol Dumas'
romantic hero,
^ MONTE CRISTO,
which will be given with a most extraordinary cast and
with a perfect mlse-en-sceno.
Hon Micet open for the emirs flrrt week on Thursday
morning, April 17, at 3 A. M.
II'ANTED.-I TEN STOUT. HANDSOME TOUNO PO
TT anted.? I licemen to keep back the crowd at Tony
Wanted. I Pastor's Opera Mouse this evening. La
Wanted. I dies will be admitted free. Keuuinber.
CI EO. W. HOWES TO NIGHT.
f ASSOCIATION HALL.
Bntject? "Peter's Ambition; or. All Astray."
/I RAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION-OIVEN TO-NfOHT
vT by 0. Dion, atUARNIKK'S room, corner Unlvetslty
place and I'ourtei olh (treat; to conclude bv fancf shot*.
Banjo, bono and dance, jio and cloo da.vc
Ing taught; pupils fitted for the stage. N 8.? "Bo
gan s Banjo Manual," the simple and onlv inetflod of tha
kind, will enable the most unmusical peraou topiay tuuos
at sight Call and see it; price 9&
.lolIN J. Hi M4AN. U*? East ?...u.ton st.. near Bowery.
PIOEON 8HOOTINO THIS DAY (LAST DAY OP THB
Tournament).? English rule*? J7* yards ri<e; 40 birds
each ; $iOU entry. Paine, Tinker, tfogardus, Johnson
and Messrs. E. aud P. l'erry, of Philadelphia. Shootlu#
commences at 1 P. M.
THE CHEAPEST Til UK E HOURS' PUN AND NO
Show charne. The ludles admitted ftee to
in the World Tony Pastor's Opera Houw this uvea
? ? Bring your wile with yoa.
?\XKTROPOLi I AN ~
' THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PitlNTINQ
ESTABLISHMENT,
HERALD BIILDINQ.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
A L K Ro B ASSORT* K NT Of THEATRICAU
"INtJTREb AND VARIETY CtTi CONSTANTL*
l ON ttANA