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THE MODERN MUDDLE.
[CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.]
subject of that statement ? A. I think the first
tinny and the lust thing ware tue same.
a. Wnat were they <
r. Kuliertou ?biate It.
Mr. Kvarts?What was the last thing? A. If
that statement, to which he had called my atten
tion primarily, una winch when lie rcud the state
ment, I heard suo8tunt..;ily If Hits wax to come out
in that document, or to be published in thai docu
ment. 1 wouldn't stand 11; tl.at 1 should make
flghr.
y. And was that all that was said during that in
terview b> you on tin- subject ? A. That was sub
stantially ail ttiat v>u- Raul b.v me during that in
terview, and mv remai Ks were not many.
Q. Ana you left then? A. No, nut tlieu; I heard
them
Well, yen left a'ter? A. I diplomatized for
some time and then leir.
y. Ann leu tielore tiiey had concluded t tieir dls
cusHlon- a. Yes, sir: it imd become lar more
quiet and temperate and 1 lett.
y. Now, did you ever see or hear read that paper
again? A. Never.
y. v\ as li ever brought beiore you or to your
notice ny Mr. Til ton or Mr. Moulton as a proposed
publication? a. Never.
y. Now we will take the occasion. Mr. Beecher,
at which Mrs. niton wan presenr u part of tho
time? a. That was preceding thu, sir.
y. Yes, and when was ihat? Tiie end of l>ecem
ber ? Uo you Know the date? A. It wasn't lar
from that: 1 think among the last days in Decern- j
ber.
y. Where was this Interview held? A. In the
back chamber o. Mr. Moultou'a house, second
story.
y. Had an appointment been made for that
meeting? A. Yes, sir) there had.
y. Hv whom and m wnat manner had tho ap
pointment been maue? A. 1 don't know tu what
manner Mr. Moulton had made It.
y. Made It with you? A. With me and Mr. Til
ton 1 understood, but i can't say anything about it. i
y. With you* A. We were to meet atMoulton'a |
house lor tne purpose oi exchanging or rather
comparing ami adjusting letters.
(j. For publication? A. For publication If It !
should seem best.
y. Now, wnat occurred thcro and who were
present at the first occurrence? A. l cau't recall |
whether Air. Moulton was present at first or not,
sir; n he was ne loit soon and Mr. Tilton and I ;
were left. Mrs. Moulton also t emir in una out, 1 ,
think; it was desired to have Mrs. Tilton present, i
and Frank Carpenter, thu artist, coming mi aouut
that tune, was sent round to orititf her?to biinpr
Mrs. Tiltou, and I think mat some conversation
followed, rather irom Mr. Tiitiui to me; there
were some remarks made on the proposed docu
ment or some statement, that he was drawing up !
whtcn 1 didn't altogether understand, lor it i
wasn't read to me nor show n to me.
y. At tuis time? A. At tilltime; nor WuS it In
a siutc oi entii ety: i rec ilect his si cuKinu oi it as
something that was tu t no proofs ol lormation,
and wneu -Mrs. Tilton ctitne I tneu urew lrom mv
pocket a letter that i had prepared in oousonauce
with the arrangement with I\lr. Moulton.
y. (Showing printed paper)?Do you recognize
that as the one? A. 1 think una is it, sir.
y. Now, wus there any other letter produced |
there, and 11 so by whom and In what lorm ? A. I
When Mrs. Tilton came m she came up into the i
the room and i think
Mil. CAKPENTKlt RETIRED MODESTLY
and Mrs. Tilton sat uown at u little table Inside 1
the room, aud Mr. Tilton biought to her a paper !
tu his handwriting; I uidu't read the paper, nut ;
Mrs. Tilton turned aud looked up to me and said,
"My intend, ought l to wrlto this?" I said to her. 1
"Elizabeth, li that express your sentiments, I
I don't kuow wnut's lu it, but li it expresses your
ylews, 1 don't know a-v reason way you should not
copy ii,," and with that sue sat down and copied tho
letter out lrom the paper in Mr. Tilton's haudwrit
inir and atoned it m my presence; then I aa*ed Mr.
Tu ton lor nis letter; the understanding had been
that there was to be a letter alt round; ue said
that tie hadn't yei drawn up any; that ho hadn't
made up his imud; then J s.tid, putting my letter
bac&ln my pocket. "Iwili waitior further develop
ments." and euded the interview substantially,
y. Did rou at that time read the letter oi Mrs.
Tilton, so tnat you can ? A. No, sir; didn't read
It; diun't read it.
y. Only saw her copy? A. Saw her copy tr.e paper
that was in the li-iudwriting ol Mr. tilton; I
nettuer read his paper, nor did 1 read her letter?
her copy.
y, mo that "exhlolt I), 44" yon can't say from
your own knowledge that you have ever neon ?
A. I don't know wnat "exhibit 1), 44" was; I
never saw the letter tiiat Mrs. Tilton copied.
y. 1 identity that lor tue purpose oi toe evl
deuoe a. Well. I don't know anytalng about
Xlus, Mr; 1 never read It.
y. At that time you never read It ? A. 1 don't
know that 1 have ever re'd it since.
y. Now, at this interview at which Mrs. Tilton
was present?the interview ol tne tfth at wntcli
Mrs. Tilton was present ? A. interview of what, i
air ?
y. Interview of the 29th ? A. The 29th? Yea, sir, ,
or Thereabouts.
y. At watch Mrs. Tilton was present? A. Yes,
air.
y. Get that interview separate irom tho other.
Did you say anything oi tins kind to Mr. Tiltonr '
"And Mr. needier said that u 1 would never turn
buck upon urn ne would join with Mrs. niton in
making a denial, but it wilt be Idle tor me to deny
this uto.'V, leaving .vou at liberty at uny timo to i
publish my letter w you thiouKh Mr. Moulton; bnt :
It vou wiii give me your word ot honor that you i
will never, under any circumstance*, make tny '
denial of no effect, 1 win give in such a card?" >
A. No. sir, nothing of the sort; nothing.
y. Now. uid jrou tneu and tuere writo a card at
Mr. Mou.ton's t ibie?this letter ol yours. Din row
write it there? A. 1 brought it down there to the j
house in mv pocket written.
y. Now. iu this letter ot yours which I have just
aske l your attention to?tne letter brougn: there
by you?occurs tills sentence:?4'My acquaintance
witn Mrs. TiKon has inspired mo wit.i a h.irh es
teem lor iter modesty, propriety ami womanly
graces." Mr. niton, speaking of tnat letter,
says:?"Mr. Botcher put in tue phrase about Mrs. i
Tl.ton at mv teouest, and 1 was the author of that '
sentence."'Is mat tiuc? A. 1 put that sentence
in irom uiy own heart; Mr. Tilton had no more to
do with it than he hail with
TIIK FOUMATtOH OF THE ANQELS {
It la absolutely wue.
y. li was in tne letter aa you brougbt It? A.
Yes.
Mr. Evnrta?The card ta preceded by a not* from
Mr. Moultoa.
i tie witness?Mr. Evarts, Is not tbat among
your own papers t
Mr. hvarts?No. air; tbat la tbclr exhibit. We
protiuccd it, tint th> y put it in evidence. It was a
paper In our possession, not in lbc>r posaeaaion, 1
out waa proouced by us at th?ir call and put la
evidence uy them aud ?o 111.11 ked.
Mr. Beach? 1 understand ttiia preceding letter
to Mr. Mouiton wn on tne aame piece or paper T
The WitMW U waa.
Mr. Be.ich?Kn T
The Witness?It was.
Mr. B*at ts (allowing paper)?This la the paper t 1
A. 1 think, Mr .Evarts
q. Well, sir f A. 1 think that ttils letter was a
rewriting of the one ] Drought down there from
hit bouse, on seeing this.
u. Well? A. mere was a conference between I
Mr. Monl on and me as to the substance of the
letter that ahould t>e written, and the purport
or it?what grounds it waa to cover, and I drew
one up and went down there, and, III recollect
right, read it to Mr. Mouiton belore he went ont,
and I in in k that there whs some suggestion that
It should be addressed to him, <>r that tnere should
be some cnaiwe made, aa<i that. I went into his
?tody and copied IT n.y other letter, with this
change suggested by bim; this Is my present Im
pression.
u. mat la with this note t A. Tes, sir.
Mr. Beacu?Y .u think, now, you did write If f
A. 1 tiimk l wrote tbe paper in the house, but not i
in the practice of Mr. Tllton, or under any sun
gemioa ; 1 recollect sitting on the aide ol the bed
and trading a letter to luin while
IIa TOOK SHORT NOTIS ON HIS RN'BRS,
while he was sitting on the other Aide oi me bed:
1 took it away, because I would not let that letter i
go into bis tiands.
y. You took the tetter awaf t A. I took the let*
%,.r dfljf,
Mr. Beach?Both of tbemr
Tne witness?Tney are on the name paper.
Mr. Morria?lne ortmnai drait. t
The Wituesa?Yo-s the letter that I had pre- '
pired?the flnal torru I took away; I don't recall
?oyihius about ihe orl*lnal drait.
Mr. Ii.?ach?He li s expressed that.
<j. Now, was there any conversation of thla
kind, Mr. Beecher. at this interview, in rer- |
?rence to that card or Its publicationr 1 read
iroiu Mr. Iilton's evidence, "Mr. Beecher s.ild to 1
Uie, in going a?ay, tbat there waa only ono
danM'T in I'Mbiiahing hia card, whioh was, that
on some future occasion. If he and 1 ahonld be at ,
disagreement, and I should publlsn his lettet irom
me to Mr. Mouiton, tnat mis card would put him I
at u disadvantage before tne public, because It
wou.d convict him, not only ol his original crime,
.tout of his subsequent lie to bide it." A. No, air;
no sir; thete wasn't a word ol that kind?not a
word.
it. And, as a pnrt of tbat conversation, did any
thing or tbia kind occur on Mr. fktou'a part:? '-I
told Mr. Beecher mat the only possibility or nia
ever coming Into collision with me, or ol ray ever
coming Into collision witn him, wonld be in conse
quence or aoine injustice; that 1 snonld never lin
my hand agsinat him except in aeif-defence, and
that, li lie should ieiram irom striking me I would
never do mm any harm V A. No, air; nothing of
that kind.
Mr. Morris?It's near tbe time of adjournment.
1 don't tuink counsel win have a chance to ask
aiv more questions to-night. Ue can't ask an
other question In lour minutes.
Juiige Neliann?Tins is a good place to stay In,
gentlemen. It is utipiewsant out oi doors.
Mr. Morris?li anot her question getaataried, be
will run over the tune, I am airald.
Mr. Kvart*?We could bardly reach a new topic
this anernoon.
li e Court then adjourned until eleven o'clock
this lorenoon.
IVlf}CKM?AN HOI/*,
"YfAOlfJ KMKnCB Of IMC "?NO HOrTl.B TO
ivl break; no liquid to spill. Price IS rent* For
*;1stationers. Comments! travellers liberally
ueslt with Depot 233 Broadway.
3)i:kkskii.i. cbmknt gravkT^usko for" tub
foot and rosd wars or Cintral and I r ?sp??i*t Park*,
?iso ri wasfetimion, l>. t., and uther places. delivered
coatiouably soy wlicro.
HuWKLL, IN West Nineteenth street.
FIKNITUHB..
A
J.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
FINE FURNITURE,
also ii lull line of Curtains
and everything |>erlaimnt; to
t OPHULtiThBY f
o ? <$
at unusually li.iv figure* Id
clone our Ketiill Btisiuess.
O. L. KELTY A CO., 18? Fifth avenue,
near Twenty-third street.
A ?WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENT* FOB
? Furniture. Carpets una Bedding at B. M. COW
PERTH WAIT A CO.'S. 155 und 157 thallium slroet. Au
Immense stuck and low price*.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, furni
ture and Bedding, ut lowest cash prices. utO'FAR
RELL'.s extensive warerooms, 410 Eighth avenue. be
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-llrsi street*. Pavuients
taken weekly or monthly.
AX GEOROK A. CLARKE'S, 747 BROADWAY, KINK
Furniture, Curpets, Mirrors, Mattreaaes. Parlor
Beds, Ac., ut reducwl prices and on the most liberal
terms of payment Houses and apartments furnished.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL BELL AT A SACRI
llce their large assortment of Household Furniture
und effect* contained In private residence 120 West
Twenty-third sireet, ncur sixth avenue, consisting of
elegant oi tave rosewood Pianotorle, maguitlceut
latest stylo Inlaid Parlor .-ult", covered in satin cost
$6U0, tor i; brocntel and rep Hulls. $101, $50. $.;;>;
Chamber Sets, with Dressing Case, cost $400, lor $J0J;
cabln<U made walnut Sets. $100, *75; Carpet*. Bedding,
library anil dining Furnitures also Paintings by eminent
artists; histrionic Bronze*. Clocks, i urtaius, Centre Ta
bles. bookcase, Buffet and other articles too uutuerou*
to meutlou.
ATTENTION'.? DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURM
ture for sale; private family wilt positively sell,
vi*. i?ParKir Suits, In brocade satin, cost $750, ior$:5u;
do.. )IU; tour round Docker A Bros. Pianoforte, with
guarantee, $275; Kilt and lntul.l Bedroom Sets. Bed
steads. Dreeing Oases, Commodes, Ac.. $75, $150; single
Bedsteads, Bureaus, tine Iiatr and spring Mattresses, rep,
plush and haircloth Suits, $30, $5U: Bookcase*. Desks,
Extension Table, , idebourn, Chairs, in leather; silver
ware, Parlor Tables, Mirrors, Paintings. Bronzes, Ac.
N. B.? ,\ positive chance. Call and examine. Mve story
brown stoue private residence. 47 NVestltitli sl
A GREAT SACRIFICE.?MUST BK SOLD IM
niediatcly. ?Magnificent llrst class latest stylo
satin brocade Parlor . nit, cost $550, lor $175; one do., i
$100; Plunolorte, Paintings, Bronzes, chauiner huits, i
with Dreoing Cases. Matirosse* brocatel and rep Suits, |
$f>I and $36; ?'nrpet-. Library, lining Furniture. at any ,
reasonable offer. Residence, 110 West Tweiity-eigiuli
street, near Sixth avouuo.
A ?PRIVATE RE IDKNCE NO 55 OATES AVENUE, |
l V ? Brooklyn.?Black walnut Bedroom Sets, hand- ,
sotnely carved Library and Dinititi Room Sets, elegant j
marble top tables and French Buffet, nil Paintings and 1
Bronzes; Velvet, Brussels and lugraiu Carpets; line
liair Mattreaae*. Ac. Ac., nearly new and from best [
manufacturer*. Cull and exainiue. Prices low.
M? DP.ORAAF A COC111!ASK'S,
? 162 and 164 West Twenty-ilurd street,
between .-Ixtu and Seventh avenue*.
1 he lowest prices to be found in the city,
And tho largest stook oi turnitnve, at
DKGBAAF A COCHRANK'3.
Auction rooms. 30 easi tihrtkenth street,
near UnUertiiv place.?Furniture, carpets, lie da,
Bedding, Linen. Sheets, I'urlor Suits, Bedroom Sets.
(Has.-. Crockorj and sllvernlatod Ware, l'iauos, Ac , at
private siile nt auction prices.
A RARE CHANCE FOR CASII-POR OKI WBMC,
ai private residence 21 East. I wentieth street, near
Broadway; Parlor .-uit, $75; Rep, $30; iJedroOlu, $40;
30'J lots. UOe. on the dollar.
f 1ARPETS,
Furniture.
Beds. Bedding. Ac,
Payments taken
by the week or month.
Terms eusy.
KELLY A CO.,
corner Twenty-fifth street uud Sixth avenue.
Fob sale?oh account of removal. elk j
Kant otlice furniture, made by Vandewater. suitable !
tor it counting room or lor insurance, bunking or
physician's office: aiso a large Valentine .fc Butler Sale, j
all at tml; tlie original cost. Addro&i UltOKaR, box 419 j
New York I'ost office.
CIOOD 8KCOND HAND AND MISFIT ENGLISH
Jf Hrumel? three-ply and ingrain Carpet*, oilcloth*.
Mattings. Ac., very c lie an at the old place, 112 Fulton
street, utile entrancu.
JERE. JOHNSON. JK.'S, BAZAAR
and Commission Wareroonn. .No, 58 Mberty streot.
The cheapest ami best place on the planet
to buy lieiik*, U;Hco ami linu.se Kurriiure.
One Haines Bros. Piano and one Burdctt nr.-in,
nearly new. Closing oui to pay advances.
PAYNE'S PATENT PAR LOB. SOFA AND LOUNGE
Bed*, manufactured and tor sale at No. 40 Bleecker
street.
rpuE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
1 21S Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities lor doing
all kinds of Printing with unusual promptness and at
moderate prtceu.
11HF PROPRlhTORS OF A FIRST CLASS PRINTING
establishment are desirous ot procuring Carpets ,
?mt furniture in exchange lor Rood Printing, at fair
rates. Address it. O. Z.. Herald oflce.
110 PARTIES ABOUT BRKAKINO CP HOCSEK ERP
ing?Will find a purchaser tor every description ot j
Household furniture. < arpcu, Ac., at JajiEs URA
MaM'.s, iisj Third avenue.
KlltOPK.
("TXxjTkS. SOUTH OF FRANCE.-TO BR SOLD, BY
J prlvaie contract, the important Freehold Pr ipertv,
known as tne ? hateau d? Tborenc, a inavtiiiiceiit
modern stone built Villa, tne private residence ol the :
late sir Richard Atwood Class, tonether wita the whole
ol ibe valuable mo tern ana appropriate furniture, fix
tures, sittings. Ac . and about twenty acres of Land,
'1 he house is charmingly situated on an elevated posl- |
tlon. about a mile troin he shores ot the Mediterranean, I
having an extensive ami uninterrupted view ot the open :
sea. the picturesque town ot Canues. the adjaccut islands 1
Of 8t Marguerite and -st Honorat, the Unit ot LA 1
Naponle. the rsterel hills and the sutrounding country. j
It bin the Italian style of architecture, and was built
recardless Ol expense by the late owner tor ins ow n oc- |
cupatiou. It l.s approached from either tne east or west i
entrance gates b? carriage drives, winding by a gentle i
?set ut through the grounds, and leading to an i n posing ,
Covered porch, and contains on the ground floor, which
I* |s ii . hicb. a hamlsoinu entrance hall and ante room, '
which, together wit': the soseiuus corridor (<Oft long,
are paved with marble; a billiard room 22 tt. 6 In. by
IV it 9 In.; smoking room, 17 it. y in. by 16ft e in.. an I a ,
splendid suit oi lolly reception rooms, compria- i
iug the salo', Bit it by 22 it. ? in., not inc.udlng I
large hay. which is II ft. 9 in. deep, bv 19ft sin. wide, 1
and rominunicutiiig by lolding tlorson one side with the !
ante-draw iti?' rpoB, 23 it by 17 ft 5 in., and on the other '
aide with the dining room. 34 It. Sin. by IV it V in. The
whole ol the rooms on tbls floor have handsome oak
parquet floors, mid the tront windows open on to a stone ]
balcony paved with tnarble. thence by steps descending
lo the large terrace on which the house is built and
which is tasleiuliy arranged with grass plots, flower
beds and fine specimens of palms; communicating with
the dining room is a semi-circular conservatory; the
handsome double staircase is of monumental marble ,
and most substantially built. The fl. st floor includes
three goo?l south ixnirooms, respectively IS ft b* 17 it, 1
is tt. 9 in. by 2Uft, 18tt by 17 ft, with dressing closet to
each, 9ft 9tn. by Btt. gin., ami two bedrooms. west 16ft.
bv 14ft and lift Sin. bv 9ft )Uln.| bathroom, fitted
with lint and cold water supplies. Ac., and over the bil
liard ami dining rooms, east and west, are two large
onen terraces, the second floor, to which there Is a
secondary staircase trom the basement, contains several
bedrooms; the domestic offices on the basement floor, |
which ialorty. dry. iigbt and airy, are most eonvi nientiv
planned, ami comprise kitchen, scullery, laundry, ser
vants hall, housekeeper's room, three servsnts' bed
rooms, wiae cellars, vvi>od and coal cellars and lurna e
room for beating eorri-for, The whole Is In perfect
order throughout, ami Is finished in the most superior
manner, being fitted with every modern comfort
and convenience. Besides having excel ent water
trom well* on the property, the house aud grounds are
supplied by the Canal de la Slnque, which touches the
northern point of the estate, irom whence tho water is
aondncted into Immense reservoirs on the property.
The gas Is also laid on to the Chateau. The stabling,
which has an Independent entrance trom the road. Is
very complete, and comprises exceileut double coach [
house and three-stall stable, with rooms over; adjoining
are pon try hoases and other outbuildings. At tho east i
entrance to tlie property is a very attractively design"! '
four-roomed lodge, built in white Aries stone In keeping
with the nouse. The total extent ol the property now
offered tor ?al? is about 79.UUI metres French, or nearly j
Mi statute acres, a considerable extent in the immediate
vicinitv of the house and southwurd being tastefblly
lal t out in pleasure grounds, with lawns studded with
aiffennt varieties ot palms and other sub tropical plants,
and fine plantations of dunce shrubs and trees, rosai les.
flowet beds, Ac. i here are two good rreetihouses snd a
number of frames. Part ot the property to the north,
sioplnz picturesquely up behind the house produces a
considerable annus! return, being planted with vines,
olive trees, about **) orange and lemon treas, Ac., and
Still higher uo are pines heath. Ac., growing in their
natural state. For farther particulars, plan* and photo
graphs of house. Ac,, apply to Messrs. JOHN IAYLuR A
KIDDBTT, Uand IS Rue tie f reins. Cannes. France;
Messrs. LAWK ANCE. PLKWH, BOVKk A BAKER. 14
Old Jewry Chambers. London, and to Messrs. I>K
I/.tTTB, DEVEB, URiFFIilid A CO., No. 4 Lothbury,
London.
MATRIMOKIAI.,
AqUIF.T GENTLEMAN. ABOVE 46. NOT FAVORBD
by nature or fortune, wishes to correspond with a
lovtal, kind sonled lady, aot young, with amine means
for both, with a view to lite companionship, she will
houor him by strictly confldutiUaiiy add reset a g r. R.,
box Ki Herald office
MILK AMP CREAM.
ND. WOODHULL A OO., 20 TO ?4 NORTH
? Moore street.?Pure Cream delivered in any part
Of New Irom, Brooklyn or Jersey titty, and shipped
packed in ice to any town between Boston anu Wash
ington.
BTORAOls
A ?STORAUS.-WKBT HIDE STORAGE WARR*
J\ s houses, 49B,tVH. Mi Hudson street, 779 Greenwich
street and 10 Abingdon square, tor Furniture. Pianos,
Rsggsg*. Mirrors and other family Property, in sepa
rate, closed rooms of any sue; lowest of ratest accessi
ble during business boars; most ex,en<ive and rusponsi
Me establishment lo the business; t,n<>d* received either
day or nigtit R. TaQOAIIT, Owner an I Manager.
office MS Hndsoa street (Abingdon square).
HAFOKR'd WAREHOUSES, EiOHTH AVENUE,
Thirty-third to inirty-fourih street. 281 Ninth ate
nne, office JOU West lliirty-fourth street?The oldest, low
est In rste, most extensive and thoroughly equipped
establishments of the line in the business; Storage tor
Furniture, flsggsge. Goods and Wares of every descrip
tion in separate closed compartment* Night patrol re
ceive good* at all hours, Inspection touted.
MORRBLt'S FIRST CLASS STORAGE W ARB
houses for furniture, trunks, cases, Ac , with s ua
deposit vaults fnf valuables; t-ates, ot ail sizes, In vault*,
to rent by month or year, affording absolute security.
Fourth avooue and thirty-second street.
STORAGK.?PARTfF.S STORINf; FURNITURE, WII.L
find It to their advantage to examine the ware
house of MORGAN A bkO.. 2SJ and 2Si !?e?t Fori/
so en Hi street, corner of Broad wav,
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WAlfTKP.
In tkla City and Brooklyn.
A SMALL FAMILY OK ADULTS DESIRE FIVE OR
six Rooms with a private American family; rent
%'M) to $40 per month; convenient to klglith avtnue. Ad
dress LIGHT HoUShKEEPlNO, Herald office.
AH DV WISHES TO HIRE IN A PRIVATK HOUSE
between Twcnty-lourih ami Poriy-fburtft streets
uikI Kivhth and Ninth avenues, two flue Rooms, from
f to per luouih. Address HOUSE, box 1M Herald
office.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES PARLOR AND BED
room, fttrnished. without metis. Address box 3,481
Post office, statin# term*, which must be moderate.
Furnished house wanted?desirably Lo
cated ; rent token In board, with privilege of other
boarders; neat reference?. Address S. U., box 113 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
Rooms wantkd-with geniekl family, fos i
housekeeping, first or second floor, partially fur
nished, especially carpels; nice house, pleasant,
healthy locality. neurCeutral Parte; family three young
persons; no children; best references given and re
quired ; terms St ? to $50 t>er month. Address, with par
ticulars, NEW YORK, box 10.' iterald ottlce.
WANTKD?A BOOM AND BEDROOM, UNFUR
nislied. bv a widow lady; west dido; terms must
be moderate; references exchanged. Address Mrs. W.
H box 115 Herald Uptown Branch ottlce.
W ANTED?BY A PHYSICIAN, A FURNISHED
?? Room for an office. In the locality bounded by
Forty-oighth and Fifty-sixth streets and by .--Ixth mid
Ninth avenues. Address Dr. FKUlTWKUiHT, 5J5 West
Fltty-tirit street
WANTKD?BY A YOUNG FRENCHMAN, A COM
fortable Room, in an American ts'iilly, with a view
to Improve In the Engliah laniiuagu. Address, with terms
and place, PARIS, care of Samuel Clark, 43 l'ark place.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. a COMFORTABLE
?? Bedroom, with a respectable privaie faintly, be
low Twentieth street, near Broadway; moderate rent;
permanent ti suite.I. Address F. F., Herald office.
"VXTANTED?SMALL ROOM. OR PART, FOR OFFICE;
" Union square or vicinity; cheap. Address O. 11.
P., M 1-ast Fourteenth street.
WANTED?MY AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF FOUR
adults, four or Ave Rooms, oil second floor; local
ity. Ninth ward ; rent not to exceed $35 pur moutu. Ad
dress T. yUICK, No. 10 tirove street.
?HTANTED?FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, IN A GOOD LO
?? ration, by four adults. with Improvements, at low
rent, from May 1. Address or apply ut 1, lo-t Broadway,
store.
~WJ"ANTED?BY A SMALL FAMILY, LOWER PART
>? of a private house, between second and Fourth
avenues and Tenth ami Twenty-third streets. Address,
with lull purtlculara. box US Herald office.
y\TANTED?FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNI8B8D
?? Dwelling, vicuiitv Fourth avenue cars, not abovo
Elgnty-filth street, li r family of adults- six bedrooms;
yearly rent about $800. Address UNEXCEPTIONABLE
REFERENCES, Herald Uptown Branch office.
In the Country.
TIT ANTED?A FURNISHED COTTAOE, WITHIN
tt easy roach of the city; no fevar place. Address,
stating particulars, C. 8., box 07b New York Post office,
WANTED?FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED COT
' < tages, on or nour water, under an hour distaut;
rot over $5"0 a jear; applicants waiting. JOHN S.
1.WEX, 59 Nassau street room 17.
WANTlD?A LA K O 3 FURNISHED HOUSE, IN
" the country, by h private fainlly, from May I,
within one hour of New York. Address, with lull par
ticular!!, io. JEROME, box 1,y0:5 Post ottico.
TI ""ANTED TO RENT?FURNI. HED OR UNFUR
Vt nished, a commodious House, with about two acres
of (Ground, about l'6 miles from city; river view pre
ferred. Address J. B., 3*6 West Thlrty-llrst street
LEG.a NOTICE.
STATUTORY NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND CRED
itors.? ^d and 23d Victoria, chap 35.
In the mutter of John Cafliey, late of No. 3 Prebend
street. In the city of i>ublln, deceased.
All persons having claims on the estate of the said
John Caflroy. deceased, who dlea on or about the 13th
day ol .Innc. 1874. are required to furnish in writing to
Mary Far re II, of No. 3 Prebend street aloresaid (to vt bom
letters ol administration of tho personal estate am ef
fects of the .-aid John Caltrey w re granted forth ol tho
principal registry ot the Court of Probate, at Dublin, on
the 5th day ot March, 1875). the particulars ot such ;
claims, on or before the 1st dav of June, i?7i, alter which
date the assets ot tho said John Canrey will bo dis
tributed among the persons entitled thereto, regard be
inj: had only to the claims ol \wuoh notice shull hava
been given.
Dated this 11th day of March. 1S75.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
Solicitor for said Administratrix,
77 Dame street, Dublin, lieland.
PROPOSALS. ~
Proposals for cast iron.
The New York Bridge Company will rocelve sealed I
proposals until April 15, 1475. at noon, for four cast Iron
Anchor l'lates for tho New York anchorage; total
weight, about 81 ton*. Specifications will be sent by
mail upon application. Kids to bo directed to their ot
flee, 21 Water sireot, Brooklyn, where tho plans can bo
seen.
Proposals for stone.?thk new york
Bridge Company will receive sealed proposals until
noon. April 17. 1^75, for about 8,00) cuiilc yards face
Limestone, about tf.tfto cubic yurds Limestone or Granlta
Backing and aoout DO i cubic yards oramte Corners and
Dimension Hacking; specifications will b-: sent by mail
upon application- bids to be directed to tnls office, 21
Water street, Brooklyn, where tlio plans can be seen. |
Proposals forwrouoiit iron anchor barb.? i
The New York Bridge Company will receive sealed
proposals until April 19,1875, at noon, tor unout 1,0.-5,u>W
lbs W? ought Iron Eye Bars for Anchor Chains lor tho
New York uncborace. and about 5uU,tM) lbs. id i-ve rs
for the Brooklyn auchoraue aiu about 4U,iM) ibs. oi Pins
for the same; specifications will be sent by mail upon
npplic.tliou; bids to be directed to their office, Stl M ater
street, Brooklyn, where the plans < an tie seen
BILMAItUS
AFINh STOCK OK STANDARD BILLIARD
Tablet, new and second han.i, popular styles and
low prl.-cs. Fine ornamental Cue* anu the largest aud
bestsuxx of Billiard Articles In (be country.
M. W. COL.LUMth.tl, 7MUroad way.
AMERICAN STANDARD BEVEL TABLES?WITH
Delaney'S wire cushion* solely nsed in all chain*
plonship an I match games; second band Tables utgreat
bargain*. Call anil examine.
W. U. UKiF.iril A C0..40 Veaoy street.
DENTISTRY.
4 CORAL RUBBER MKT OK TK KTH IN TttllKK
J\ h.iiiri? Impression In tho forenoon. te.ih iu tns
aiteruoon. llili ty-fourth street, Mar Broadway an I
mxiii uvenne. Coral uubber, very strong, ilesii colored;
fold >eu. platina .--eta wiialeoono rubber .-^eta I'lumo
er?. op tn front*; Lip Litter*. Lip Ueoreasora, Regulators;
nttrooa oxide; mechanical dentistry. Take green car*
troni 11rand ndeet terry, or sixth aranae car* or Broai
way cars. Oet off at lhtrtr-iourtli street.
NKWBKOL'dll. lis Wen fhlrty-tofth street
A BEAUTIFUL SET. $8; OUM TEETH, ?l l; SIN
gle, $1. warranted. gas, #u centa; silver linings. SO
centa .Sew York i ental Koomj, *>2 Sixth avenue;
established 1*61; exaiiuue specimens; remember Wi
K. ft. $. ROBi KisT ? BOND SfRBET, NKW
York.?Artltlelal Teeth on gild, platina and eoralite
completed In a lew hours; perfect comfort an J lifelike
appearano e guaranteed. requiring neither springs nor
wirea being manutactured under a new process, by
which mastication and artieuiatlon are permanently re
stored ; teeth tilled with adamantine oraolil. as the cs?e
require a. Or. Roberts' pamphlet on tiie teeth in health
?nd disease sent tree by mall; three centa.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
W
ANTED?A SECOND HAND WALNUT OFFICE
PARTITION. ADDRESS H. R.. 231 PEARL ST.
Tlf ANTED?MARBLE TOP TABLES, AND A BOX
Vt tor holding lea cream tuba. Addreaa box 8U7
Xewbtirf, f>. Y.
MARBLE MANTKLM.
AT OBEATLY REDUCED PRICES.
An extensive stock ot Slate an 1 MarMc Mantels,
Waah iraya and slate Work of every description.
PKNRHYN sLAIV. COMl'ANY,
Union aqnare, FotiTth avenue an 1 seventeenth st.. N. Y
ATOKRATLY REDUCED PRICRB-AN EXTENSIVE
stock of Marble and Marbleized Mantels and all
Other Marble Worka Marble turning lor the trade. A.
KL \Bl.K, 1J4 bast Eighteenth street, near Tbtrd avenue.
cIiQTiiim;
At B. MINTZ'S. 2? THIRD AVENUR, BETWKRN
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets?The utmost
value paid In caah lor cast-off Clothing, CarpetsiJew.
eiry. A note by pott punctually attundod to by Mr. or
Mra MINI*.
AT H SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR WAVEBLET PLACE,
ladies and gentlemen can receive the uimoet value
for cast-off Clothing, Ac. Call o* or addreaa Mr. or Mra
HARRIS.
AT EDWARD MILLER'S WELL XNOWN ESTaR
iishment. iB Sixth avenue, near Waverley pla< e
the utmost value paid tor cast off Clothing. Carpets, Ac.
by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs. MILLER.
T RATHAN'S, NOT' xifi SIXTH AVENUE, N BAR
Fourth street?Ladles and gentlemen receive the
highest value for cast <<ff Clothing. Ac. Cfta on or ad
dresa Mr. or Mra NATHAN.
At THE WESTERN AGENT STORK?RKOKIVINO
large order* to purchase Wearing Apparel. Ladle*
and gentlemen will please take particular notice thereof
to receive tne following prices'?For silk Dresses, $5 to
8S; woollen. $3 t<? jift: i oats, $.1 to $*); I'ants $1 to
, Carpcta Ac? hy calling on or addressing Mr. or Mr*.
roskn I.KO 24K seventh avenue, two doors above
West Tweiity-lourth street.
_ ^ HA|nai? NKW ESTABlIBHMENT, 1.17*
Broadway. near Twenty-eighth street?Ladie* and
gentlemen receive the highest v.<lae Cor cast off Wearing
Apparel. Call or adiircsa Broadway prices paid.
AGRF.VT DEMAND FROM THE WEST FOR M
dles' and genllemen'a Wearing Apparel, Furniture;
also Lace*, Diamonds and Jewelry; will pay for Hants
$2 to 96: Coats. io 921); Dresses, M to ?7V Call on or
addreaa Mr. or Mra A.nuAlT, 173 Seventh avenue.
MAKOB, m SEVENTH AV N0E. Wll.L PAY
. the big heat cash prices for Wearing Apparel, Car
peta Ac. All orders bv mail promptly attended to.
rpilR t l'ToWN ESTABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH AVE.
1 nue, eornor Fortv sixth street- We are now paying
unusually high prices for ladica' and gentlemen's cast
off clothing. Address Air. or Mra FLaTTO, 816 atxth a v.
MEDICAL.
?MMK. MAXWELL, MIDWIFE, RKSIDBNCE HI
Baat Tenth atreet, near Third avenue.
-DR. AND MADAM BOTT 1IAVIND RETURNED
can bo con*ulted confidentially at <7 West 13th st.
-DR. AND MMB. ORINDLE CURR ALLCKM
plaints; 26yeara' practice. ltDWest i'wenty sixthsa
?MME. RF.flTRLL, MIDWIFR SINCE MMO. NO. I
Kaat Fifty-second atreet, first door from Filth a v.
-DrTaND MMB. VAN HU8RIKK, RF.SIDKNOE
IM Ea^t i8th st.. between 3d and Ijexiiniton ars.
C~lONSULT DR. OR MMB. WEST.?ALL COMPLAINTS
J cured; advice free. 40 Bieecker st, near Broadway^
Mh^ WHITB, MIDWIFE, MO. 41 BLKECKKB
street, between Broadway and Bower/,
Ai
A;
A.
A.
A.
AMUSKMESTS.
PAKK THKATRB. MAV'IV
Broadway and Twentv-wronn street, convenient to
the University place cars, the rfelt Hup, the Twenty-third
street cars, fourth and Sixth avenue ears, Broaoway
ana Twenty-third street stages, Filth avenue stages,
Madison avenue stage* and the Fourteenth street cars,
accessible to the Windsor, Metropolitan, Grand Central,
8t Nicholas and other leading hotel*. Begins at 8, over
oyiO^XX beats secured ten days In advance, to be ob
tained at box office. Hullinan's agency and leading
hotels; n number of choice seats reserved lor night sale
to accommodate- Admission, $1; Reserved Seats, 91 5J;
Balcony. 80c.
ANOTHER IIIT.
Mr. PRANK MAYO
in
DAVY CROCKETT.
MLh ELEANOR HANI) a* ELi-.ANOR VAUtftftT.
EVKitY EVENING
and
SATURDAY MATINEE.
rpilEATRE COMIQUE,
1 814 1IROADWAY.
Mr. JOSU liART .Solo Proprietor
Mai Med success of the
PI? VK FAMIi.Y.
Miss NKLLTE ST. JOHN, Mile. ALBERTAIZZIE.
The Russian Athletes.
JOHANOKP. 1)1' N BAR and ANTONIO.
HAHKIUAN AND HAIIT.
Wilt) OWNS 111K I INK?
REGULAR ARMY, Oil I
R. M. CARROLL AND RONS.
Mr. JOHN WILD. Mr. CHARLES WHITE.
Mr. WILLIAM CARTER. Mr. J. BRADLEY.
Miss KITTY O'NEIL
in the Lancashire Clog.
Miss ADAH RICHMOND. Miss ALICE BENNETT,
and the entire company In u n'-w Olio.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
MONDAY NEXT the world renowned
MAJ1LTUNS,
MAJILTONS, ' MAI1LTONS,
Mr LARRY TOOLEY and Mr. WM. BARRY.
11ARKIOAN AND HART
in two new
and origlual Sketches.
TTTALLAOK'8.
Y? 1'roprietor and Muuager..Mr. LESTER WALLACE
LAST TWO NIGHTS
LAST SATURDAY MATINEE
of the great Drama entitled the
ROMANCE
OK A
POOR YOU NO MAN,
with its elegant Scenery and lino Cast.
THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
April 8 and 9.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1 :S0,
tinal representation
ROMANCE OF A?PoOR YOUNO MAN.
SA1UBDAY BVftNtVO, April 10.
will be presented a romantic Drama, adapted from the
French play "Les Filicide* Marines, ' ami entitled
RAFAEL,
with
. entirely new Scenery. Costume* and Appointments,
and a distribution of diameters. Including
Mr. II. J. MONTAGUE, Mr. HARRY REOKKT, fir. J. B.
POLK, Mr. J. W. CARROLL, Mr. E. PLYMPTON, Mr.
C. B. EDWIN, Mlsi ADA DYAN, Miss JEFFREY
LEWIS. Mme. PONlSI, Miss Dolt\ GOLD I'll W AII K.
Miss K A I'E BARlLlin and Miss FLORA MYC
DONALD.
M
ETROFOMTAN MUSEUM OF ART.
12U West Fourteenth street, New York.
Open dally, IK A. M. to 8 P. M. Mondays free.
PIASidFORTES, ORUA^N, &C.
A?FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND URAND
? Pianos of our own innko; also lor sale, a number
ol tine aecor.d hand Pianos, in parlect order. WILLIAM
KNABB 4 CO.. No. ll'J t ilth avenue, above Sixteenth st
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND
Stein way grand, square and upright l'ianos, lor
saleclioap; also Pianos id other makers.
BlfclNWAY A HONS, btein way Hall, New York.
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.?WE WILL SELL
during this mouth our large stock ol Grand, Square
ami Upright Pianos, below cost. to reduce siock prior to
removal to new factory. DECKER A BARNES,
U1 'ihlrd uvonne, corner Fourteenth street.
A?SlIIO-BEAUTlFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
? aud . tool ; l'lauos to rent. $6 j or month; instal
ments received; new Instruments exceedingly low.
GOLDSMIl'H'.i. !!t> Bleecker street, near Bowery.
A FEW SECOND HA!}D WEBER PIANOS TO
bo sold very lew; they have been left with the
manufacturer tor that purpose, on account ol death anil
reverse of circumstances; have tbe maker's guarantee,
and can be seen at the WEBEB Ware rooms. Filth ave
nue and sixteenth street.
ABAR0A1N.-B ? Al'TIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO,
$'.U; a 7'i octave, carved legs, all Improvements,
fully warranted, sacrifice, instalment* taken; r> lit $4
aud to monthly It. CABLE, corner 6th av. and 2.U st.
GREAT OFFER.?WK WILL, FOR V FEW DAYS,
dispose of 100 Pianos Organ* and Melodeons, ol first
A _
class m ikers, Including Waters', at lower prices than
ever before offered. We Invite the public to examine
oursiock. HORACE WATERS A miss, 481 Broadway.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE
and MarlilelzeiI Mantels; all kinds of Floor illnu,
Monuments. Head Stones, labs for plumber* and cabi
net makers, now offered at S. kl.AKKRA CO.'S Steam
Marble Works, No.t. 217 to ?la West Fitty-flrst streot, near
Broadway.
V7 OCTAVE OVERSTRUNG ROSEWOOD PIANO.
$1-0,? rent 9*. Prince six-stop Organ, ?76; rent $3.
Mclodeon. $4U. Miule remled.
GORDON A SON, '.S Fast 14th st
A PIANOFORTE (25. TO IIaVK IT OCT OK 1 HE
wav. 5'l First flrcet, second floor, at II. KNOOP'H.
Call anv morning, ti to 12 o'clock.
A DUNHAM PIANO, flWl-SIO MONTHLY UNT1L
paid; now 7'.t octave Pianos, all Improvement*:
cash or instalments; one used, cheap. F. CONNOR. 1&9
Thirty-seventh street. corner Thir t avenue.
A?REMOVAL.?PIANOS. ORGAN . NEW AND
? secon I hand; 7 octave Piano, $IM): 8 stop Oriran,
? new Pianos. rent $d; Organs, $t; m-II lor cash or in
stalments; 8 tot n way's and others. PEEK A e>uN, 11
Clinton place, Eighth street. near Broadway.
A CI1A NCR SELDOM MKT WITH?PRIVATE FAM
Iit will (ell their magnificent 7K octave rosewood
Pjanot>>rte. exquisitely carved ca?e. lour round corn ti,
p.item attrafle and all other improvement). stool.
Cover. Music t alilnet: cost $1,0*1, lor $?). with mil
tinsrnitec and bill ot sile from iho maker. Call bet ro
purrhaslnc llMtrbm and you wilt not regret it. At prl
vair re?id?ncc, 12U West Twenty-third m.. near Sixth av.
\ BTBINWAY A SON'S PIANOFORTE FOR BALE ?
il A 7>k octave, lour round, carvcd rosewood
rase Piano. having all Improvements. co.?t tl.OuO ior
$ri?; st,mil, Cover, box: bImj 7 octave upright l'iano, $190.
call at private residence 210 West Twcntyflret street.
\ T LESS $100?LADY WILL BELL BEAUTIFUL
iV Clnckcrlng roseuout Pianoforte, Iron name, in
perfectordar; modern improvements; powerful tone;
including -tool and Mu?ic. WMiL. near Bo^'ry.
APR1VATK FAMILY WILL BELL TIIE1R ELEGANT
four rotui t Deoter Bros. Pianoforte at a acritH e,
a brilliant toned 7octave, rtriiiy carve.I rose
wood caie, lull agra-fe. overs'.runij Plana, bavin;
all improvement* printed nuarante, bill of sa.c,
coat tft*. tor $J7?: toil. Cover, Pox for snip
fling; used only S month* by piivate family: parties
u search <d'a first class instrument would do veil id
rail. >. B.?also hand* me Household Furniture. In
lots to suit. Call at Ave story brown stone private rest
deuce 47 West MtB street, between 0th and 0th avenues.
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO. 7
octave. agraffe. carved legs, co?t tl.HM. toid tor
want ot money for tZ.W: cotebratcd maker. IS Wa
verley place, near Hroadwav.
A FAMILY OOINO TO MOVE WILL SELL BKAU
tltul carved rosewood 7 octave Pianoforte. $IU0.
Over and atoo! Included. 243 EastSOth street, between
3d an.l :id avruue*.
CHEAP FIRST CLASS 7M OCTAVE PIANO?
\ Which was taken for debt Can be seen st HENRY
BF.HR'B (ilue Dealer, 2fil Pearl street, near Fulton. Call
between 1 and 4 P. M.
SOQft-C"^ maonikicent 7* octavk
jt'W Christ!.- Piano; In u%o 12 months; round cor
ners; including Moo and Cover: also Parlor Organ
tnew) tor $l <0; cost $2U0: owner going South. Apply at
oace to Mrs. BUTLER, 72ti Ureeuwlch street.
^ ^ JIDHIML. _
Areallt pinr organist dfsires a rfkn
ga*a-mout In city or vicinity 19 years smart exper
ience, salary mo l?rate. Address ORG.vN, Herald Up
town Branch oitlce.
fIrst OuAns tk.nor is wanted in an iPir
rooal church from May 1; apply immediately. Ad*
drew W. W., box 177 Herald Uptown Hranch office.
THE LECTURE 8KAHON.
A I KCTURR BVEItY bVeNIMO aT S O'CLOCK
on nervona debility, especial deseaaes. at Ur.
EAHN'S Museum ; remember tn? address. No. 9>* Br .lad
way, near Fourth street; the largest and most magnifi
cent Museum in the world. Admission. 90 Cf nta.
ALEClUBS KVER1 NIGHT, AT ft O'CLOCK, ON
. "Manhood, and the Cause of Its Premature De
cline," at the New Vork Ma?eum nf Anatomy. 913 Broad
way. between llouaton an 1 Hieeckor streets.
ISISTRITTIOI.
Boardino'SCHOOL. AT*WI LTON, CONN.; IIOMR
oomforta. healthy location, tiior>u?h instruction snd
kind treatment; terms uioderato. Address AUG I. si US
WHITL.jCK^
Families and schools dbsiri.no tkachkrs
for all departmenia will And them bv appirlng to
Mrs. MIICHKLL, Teachers' Bureau. 67 We?t thirty tilth
street English, Oerman. Frencli snd Italian spoken.
Several cotuuotent tutors for English, languages and
music, willing to aceompany families to the country.
?1R ?bookkeeping, arithmrtio. penman
?T I ?ship, qualitvinc for bnsinesa $1S auartcri.V'
writing lessons. $3 tnotiiiih ; foreigners and backward
persons tatttrht privately. PVI-h' t'olleuc, Bowery;
uptown, Bruadwey, corner Thirty-fonrth street
YACHTS, RTIUJIBOATS, &(!.
l^OB SALE-YACHT VRS A, 200 TONS; YACHT
r Jessie. SI tons Doth yachts fn!U equipped and war
ranted sound, Apply to C. A R. POILLON, 234 douth st
STRAM TUO D. S. STETSON FOR SALK?IN GOOD
working order; cylinder 18 inches square, boiler
one yesrold: burns pra coal. Can t>e seen st foot nf
I- a st Jersey street. Mlzabethport. Apply to WILLIAM
BUKNvA Bond street, Elizabeth, N. J.
The metropolitan printing establishment
teat 218 Broadway, in the Herald Bulldln>
\TACIIT owners wishino an expkriknokd
I sallinginaster, with best references from former
employers, address YACHT, box 151 Herald office.
WATCHES, J1W11WY, *C.
A?JOSKPH SOLOMON A CO., AUCTIOJKKR8, lit
? Fulton street, dealers in Dlsmonds. Wati fic i, Ar
ticles ol Virtu. Ac.: advances made on consignments:
established IBM; isle* ot household furniture attended
to promptly, se nablo t.soanol.
AT77BLBKCRRR BTRSB*-THK IIIOHKST PRIOR
Paid for Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry; also
Pawnbrokers'Tickets bought tu? tho same a?77 Bleecker
street, up suits.
fPHE MBTBOPOblTAN PBItTING HSTAHI.ISUMRNf
1 la at 213 Broad war. ? tin Herald Buildim
1VATOHEB AND JKVpil BOUGHT AND BOLD
tt back, when ds?r*4. |t a verv small advance.
OKORGK O. ALI EN. I.I# Br.adway. noar Twoatj
ttiiuii street waicuee aa4 eweUry reoatred.
LTCKLM THEATRE. AIMEE'S KAKKWKLU
AIM EK I.N LA JOLIE PARKUMEUSB.
tbe aprighuieat of Kreucb opera* Buutfoi
ATM KK In uer original creation, ROSE MICHOa,
unanimously declared her dmi character.
GREAT Hit OK LA JOLIE 1>AKKUMKUSB.
whioii euloveu ? run ol 2U0 nights in Paris.
l.A JOI,lh PAKKUMEt SK,
THB JOLLIEBT OK KRRNCII OPKRAS BOCFF*.
EVERY EVkNING aNK SATURDAY MATINEE,
produced Willi new scenery. costume*, properties, ap
pointment, perfect mis''en .scene, the cast lnciuJln*
AIM KK, In hor onsinul crentimi ROSE MK'HON
SATURDAY, at 1 ;10?KAK W'.LL AIM8E MATIN KK.
LAST TIME at a MATINEE or "LA JOLIE PAR
. FUMEUSK."
KISTORl'H RETURN. LYCKI'M THBATRB.
TWO .NIGHTS ONLY and WKliN SUAY MAI IN KB.
MONDAY, April li, Eli/nbetli. Out-en ot Eimlaud.
RI ST( I III, LAST IIMfc AS H.IZaHKTH
TUESDAY, April 13. LAST RlhTORI Nl'lHT.
Ri,tori's last apoenrauce in English Tragedy, when
will be performed Victor lliliro'a renowned tragedy,
LUCKI ZlA HORU1A,
afterwhlch Mme RI3TORI will ennet for the last time
in Higludi the celebrated sleep v.alkluir scene from
Shakespeare's sublime tragedy, MACBEIH.
KIS'IOKI (last ilina In Kngliab) AS LaDY MACBETH,
WEDNESDAY April 14, ONLY R18TORI MATINEE,
MARIK ANT IN'ETTE.
RISTORI (LAST TIMKi us MARIE ANTOINETTE.
Prices ua belore. i-aie commence* this morulng.
THURSDAY, April is. RWtori's Pare well to Newark.
KKlliAV, April 10, oNEY NIGHT IN BROOKLYN OK
RISTORI IN ENGLISH TRAOhUY.
rpHIS IS THE OLOSINCJ WEEK
of the
ORKAT ROMAN 1UPPODROMB IN
THIS CITY I
THIS 13 POSITIVELY TI1E VERY LAST
OPPORTUNITY
THE CITIZKNS OK NEW YORK WILL
EVER HAVE
OF WITNESSING THIS CROWNINO
ENTERPRISE
OK MR. BARNUM'S MANAGERIAL CAREER.
THE great SHOW,
WITH ITS STUPENDOUS CONGRESS OK NATIONS,
ITS BRILLIANT
AND BEAUTIFUL VISION OF TnB HOURM,
ITS DAZZLING
AMAZONIAN MARCH OF 500 LADIES, WILL
POSITIVELY
MOVE FOR PHILADELPHIA BY SIX SPECIAL
TRAINS,
SATURDAY NIGHT, THE 10TH INST,,
NEVFR TO BE AGAIN EXHIBITED TN NEW YORE.
TROTTING
EVERY NIQIIT THIS CLOSING WEEK.
SHE ADVERTISEMENT IN TURF COLUMN.
?TH AVKNUE THliATRB.
O Mr. AUQU8TIN DALY, The Herald says:?"The
iToprtetor and Mauagcr. ,h"
TTIE BIO BONANZA!
HOUSES CROWDED!
LAUGHTER INCfc.-SANT
THE BIO BONANZA!
EVERY NIOHT AT 8.
MATINEE
SATURDAY, 1:#V
popularity of thi) l
BONANZA continu"* to?
creaso. una the Fifth Avo
uu? in nightly crowded by
audirncos whose boisterous
enlovment of tha play
shows bow thoroughly thpy
appreciate 11. fcevcral ad
dition* have b?en made to
itn- piece, and Miss Cawal
lmler !ia< found her missing
love poem, which promlaoa
to become as famous as
some of Dundreary's
epistles. From present
appearances ' Big Bo
nnnzt" will fill up the
season at tne Filth Avenue.
Tho Mercury says:?
'i-.very great man now
de-ui* It wiae to seek tor a ,
big Bonanza ol bis own. \
Him Tilden Is working his 1
canal Beeciier i
finds a paroivsmal Bon
anza; >ltv would ?trik'S
tbe Atlantic aud Pacillc
Telejraph Bonanza; Orani
cultivates he tut rd-term
Bonanza; but tbe richest
Bonanza of all?The Bib
Bonanza?IS "till that oi
lialv. at tbe Fillh Aveuua
'1 heat re."
-XU AVENUE THEATRE. BIU BONANZA.
,?AT? ????
YVOOO'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
vrKVTVO AT I AFTERNOON, AT 2,
in the sensation pUy/ tUK FRENCH spV
1U perl^min* on BULL IN A CHINA ?flM\ j
P?4 Different T. L Connor. m Ketcl.um, ,
MattctI Instrument* I Hf wrt> Sand lord.
idiMH Of lOW ITALIAN OPhRA.
Mu.lcal Director MARETZEK
8 AI U R O A YK VaViN* KA P A PRIL 'gV
K.rst
'.7.7.7.7.V... Mlas M. llotfinamt
tusplna Rtcnor B<>ni'r*tellt
ylrouot* 7.7.'..'. 7.7.7.7....... Hgnor Tagimplctra
General admission. $l; *?" iextr?}' ?l; j
Family Ciri fc k?c-; Boxes. $3 nild $10. M h
saie of tickets commences to-day. at 8 A. m., at
Academy and at IU an J iJi Broad Wi jr.
miVi\l i OI'FRA not >!'? (WEST STltl.ETj.
S^YANrS mInhtrkl": the mioSed*
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. TIIK BltlOANDS.
BRYANT'S MINSTREL?: B? Ve" BOUNCE.
mryaNT'H MMSTRKLS. Fooling with th. wrong man.
BKYAVaMILTW MAT^Rr B^DaV, AtT^^L
(wswwsaw ".v.?.")1? .rss*.
Comic opera. In three acU. by Johann stra"."i
? *v . u a v K ? ? * ?*?*?*** *
Bo* office open troin 8 JO to 4 o'clock. .?
STRtVW AY H A LL ? T H E O. Tlio MAM.
THCR DtT AFTERNOON. April 8, at i
i,A?T AFTERNOON PUBLIC It EHTARSAL.
Admission 74c., reserved seats 91.
SATURDAY ByEnTnO, April 10, at \
fiTTTll AND LAST STl SIPHON * J USUoRI.
SO I.I ST M MB. M ADRIAN K Moiart
Bymph^nv in O, ''Jupiter ^koechel^Wl)7^..
"D.,
as,
nr THR HBAt-ON ON S-RlDAt EVENING April 18. at
g| airl on SATCRDAY AFTERNOON, ApnH7. at ?.
fpHB ANDREWS COLLECTION.
ARTSALE,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVATION.
AT 1HF. LEAVITT ART ROOMS.
this splendIdTollecHon' of floe l alntlnf*. Also to mor
row (Friday* ivenln*.
SINN S PARK THE*TllE, BROOKLYN.
1UU l ATION OF FORCES
The Greatest Noye:ty Entortalnment
ihe people crow tun to wltiiesa ?{? . .
snukltn'li Imi and loveliest maidens thronnln* to
r.?^ wUh the ??ch delights Nlithtiy and W?d?e^day
an'l Saturday a*ternoona * AdmUsion?L4o., 36c., Wo. aud
73c. nights; ftc.. *4c- and Me. tnaiineas. , ?
:, Av FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I ?IKCH.
San francisco minstrels. wamh>LD
Mn FRANCISCO %?*?'Vlol-<i
nRO ADW \Y CORNER TWKN l Y-NlkTn "RF.P.T.
Th?^.ii(>llin? Maifh I Ih* Blackbird*. I Every nlojit.
"Little Robin. Tell Kitty rm
F.VRRYTMINO NEW rRKSH AND SFARlvLINO.
Rg5??y
"Tcademy or music Brooklyn.
A. , nteertor V* MARETZEK.
Musical ^^V'Y.VENiNO, APRIL II. AT 8,
FLOl'OW'3 NEW Ol'hRA, in three acts,
Oeneral admission, ?l;*Beaerv*d Seats, 91 extras
Fnow^iale at Academy, Brooklyn, and 111
Broadway, New York.
L> Alt CI NO ACADEMIES
"3fT|VHiTiril DANCIWO A CADE M IBB. ?CLAM R?
j\ tt-H^oiiioHiU. 1.14 l.'tli ?trcrt. Hrevoort riall,
im Valt Mth street PRITATB LESSONB M any hoM.
CIRCULAR^.at private ncadcmy.aw Last Utli street.
? ?CARTIER'9 DANCINO ACAT.KMY PI-'M'tON
j\ building, Intersection, htnvvesant and ^'"th
streets Classes Mondays and Ihurs-iavs; new clasai-s
n^v forming-, open *11 summer; private Ujsom In gUUa
walU a specialty.
TJIANOPO RTES, BECOND hAN^CO*I?*ISINO
L grands, squares and uprights ot
thorough order, lor salo at low prices; also
to rent, of our own manufacture CHlcKttRiNU
sons, 11 East Fourteenth street, between Broadway
and Fifth avenuo. -
TTPRIOIIT AND SQUARR PIANOS POR ,RKNT
t From r, Stein w ay ana othera fiew awl
hand, for casli or on time. WALKER BROTHERS,
East CyrcUth ftrect. tour dyvrs W??t Br^wwa*..,
Ani'HEMENT?.
J It AND OPERA HOD88.
0LY3
OLD TIMES AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CCRTAIN DOWN AT 10:45 P. M.
THE GREAT SPECTACULAR SENSATION.
A H H MM MM f.EEE DDDDD
AA H II MM MM K D D
A A II II M M M M E D D
A A II II M M MM R D j?
AA AA illinium M M M M I EE D I>
A A II tl M M M M K D J>
A A II II M M M M E 1> l)
A AH II M MM M K D u
A A II II M M M KEEK DDDDD
EVERY EVE.VINO AND SATURDAY MATIN SB.
Box office open from 8 A. M. to 5 1*. M,
M PIC THEATRE. 0J4 BROADWAY.
621 Broadway.
IDE J OIIN F. 1'OOLK Manager. ^
Another oxcerpt from the New York Press.
"Manager POOLE is guiding the helm of the Olymplo
with a master band, aud his liberality in providing at?
traction Is evinced in the number and character of tU?
people engaged."
The above (excepting one typographical error)
U from the New York Clipper ot the pros'Ut week.
THE BEST COMPANY
aud the
BE4T ENTERTAIN MEN?
IN AMERICA.
LADIES, CHILDREN. FAMILIES
AND SOCi A I. PARTIES
OEOW1) THE OLYMPIC THEATRE.
SECURK SEATS IN 1IME.
Box sheet open six days In advance.
Carriage* maybe ordered for 10:41
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 1
0 T
L H
Y . R
II A
P T
1 R
C K
UPON MONDAY NEXT. APRIL I*
ANOTHER INI LtfX OK STARS, _
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. J. L. fUvrS,
ana bis SCHOOL OF EDUCATED DOGS.
Hrst Appearance ol the Celebrated Artuu,
ERNEST EYRNK
and (JERARD BYRNE.
First Appoarance oi the best oi all Ventriloquists,
MR. aEKX DAVIS.
First Appearance of the l*opular Ethiopian Comedian,
HH. BOB HART. ^
First Appearance of thr Stockholm Wonder*
HKKR KARL L1NI).
First Appearance oi itic Favorite Hanjoist,
MIL WILLIAM WR-W.
First Appearance of the Great i-.tluopian Comlqne.
MR. CHARLES WORLEY.
FIRST APPEARANCE of tho Popular Comedian
MR O. W. II. OKI Ft IN.
FIRST APPEARANCE of tho Kcccntrio Comedian
M.<, JI)HN QUEEN.
FIRST APPEARANCE ol flie renownod Pedestal Dancaf
MK. EDWIN IIIOMAH.
FIR8T APPEARANCE of thu beautiful Vocalist
MISS ANNIE MORGAN.
FIRST APPEARANCE of the herlo-Comlo Song strata
MISS KLLIti W EST.
Everything entirely, completely and positively new lor
TUB OLYMPIAN HOLIDAY, MONDAY NEXT.
Bowery theatre,
ww. B. fkeligh Managers
SECOND WEf K-THURSDAY, APRILS,
and until further notice.
Glorious success oi the spectacular Drama, in six act$
and ten tableaux, entitled ~
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS.
200 beautiful younif ladies, magnificent and gorgeottft
scenery, elaborate properties, now music aud graatf
mechanical effect*.
The orand Tableaux ot the Pagoda of lMlaryL
thrilling Sensation?Tho Steamship Henrietta Id*
gulled in the Boeom ofthe Atlantic.
Beautiful Scene on the i'lain* (winter).
On tho Rocky Mountains? I lie United states Dragoons*
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
Seats may be secured six tinys In advance.
BOOTH'S THEATRE. THIRD MONTH.
JAKRi.TT A PALMER Lessees aud Manager*
NINTH WEEK OF HENRY V..
the grandest Shakespearian spectacle ever produced,
Mr. GEORGE SIGN OLD,
the distinguished player, lor the fifty ninth to the sixty*
filth times in his rauounod pari of tho Young Monarch.
The other characters ot the sublime play assigned to ih?
GREAT COMPANY Of FORI Y-riiKEE
excellent dramatic artists.
TUK SCENERY
Is unsurpassed for beauty and grandeur, and Includes
king HENRY'S London reception.
This In the nio.st animated scene of the great oiect- Th?
wonderful procession of the returning viotoriou arinJk
and the populace of London throng.ng the street* wear
old Temple Harare represented by an auxiliary force of
nearly FOUR HUNDRED MEN, WOMEN AfcDClllL*
DRBN. During this exciting act the Uinod FULL
CHIME OK CHURCH BELLS is rung.
REOULAR MATINEE SATURDAY, !? O'CLOCK*
Mr. oeorge rionold's benefit at booth's
Theatre, on NEXT THURSDAY Ar'l KRSOON, April
15. when he will appear as CLAUDE MELNOTTK to tha:
FaULINK Ol the distinguished and popular c< uiedienne..
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, ot I'aly's Fifth Avenue
Theatre, and a* WILLIAM. In BLACE-HYKD SUNaN.
will create an unusual demand tor places. Subscription*
for reserved ser.ts will n?w oe received at Tyson's tiokefc
nflices, in the Fifth Avenue llo'el and Windsor Hotai,
Coupons will lie delivered to-day.
GOTH'S THEATRE SPECIAL,
RIONOLD'S BEM2PIT.
miss davenports first appearance
I.N BOO I 11'S.
Tickets for the reserved places for this extraordinary"
Occasion can now be procured at the box OFFICE,
which will tx- open daily. tro-a 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Rtff.l.MAN, 114 BROADWAY. IliOUI.AR TICKET
offlM.?Coupon Tickets for the KIcnOLD BENEFIT,
B
Mrs. f b uonwaY'S Brooklyn tiieatke.
THIS EVENING K L OUO ENGLISH opera.
AMBROISK 1UOMVS' I'll ARMING OPERA,
MlOKOjt.
Miss CLARA LOrtSE Kc.I.logil as Mlgnott
Mrs. VAN ZAni'T. Mus BEAl'MONT.
Mr. PEAKBH, Mr. CASTLE and others in the cast
C^OLOSSKIM. COLOSSEUM. COLOSSEUM.
J FRIDAY AiTERNoi> * mid I'VWIKil. April*
UBAND TESTIMONIAL BKNKFII Of
JOHN CORN III anl s. W, T1LLOTBOW.
The following dlstinguUh. d artists liave kindly vol
unteered thnr services:
Mr. Alexander Davis.
Mr. Tom llariirman.
The urlnncll Children.
Mr. Bland Holt.
I'rol. Kobe ruts.
Miss Lin i Edwin.
'1 lie Morton Urothcra.
Trot, i.ui'in.
Sanders and OiLuore.
Loavitt and Wilson.
Mls< Jennie Wade.
Hofan And F.iii nfrson.
Mis* Nellie Clifton.
Carlo Hoffman.
Miss f.milie Knanas.
Harry Kmnwlr.
Tommy and Annie Dcrero.
Mr. < ha*. M. I'vke
Miss l.illie Clifton.
Prut. Ilaicliin.*.
Boswa.d's celebrated Orchustra 01 10 .-olo Artlsta.
PARIS MY MIIHT.
Doors open at 1 and 7. Commence at 3 and &
A dm Us ion, BCc.; child ran. S5o.
(lOI.O-* I'M. I 'OLoSSLl U. COI.OfMRIIIf.
J XIA I INI.K AT X EVF.Nl.NU At S.
I* A KI8 New PA K IS
BY entertainments In the FY
NIiiHT. Lectorlum. NIGHT.
Admission 30 rents. Children. l'< ofiiw
gTEINWAY llALu, SPECIAL,
THR CONCERT OF TliK SEASON.
for the benefit of the widow of the lata
WILUAM U. DAVIS,
FRIDAY EYKNINti. APRIL ?. 1*7*.
when a brilliant array of volunteer artists aa.stst In a
NOTABLE Ph (MIR AM M K
Mme. MARIE HiUum, I llorr aDOLPH BORBT,
Mrs. M 1). SIMMONS. Mr. A. II. PL A SR.
Mr. WILLIAM CASTi < E, i Mis* JENNIE I.I.WI*,
Mi?iS F. IIKII.HKON. Mr a W. MORGAN,
Ml. GEORGF. f-WKKT, | Siicnnr AOR.VMOXTK,
Full particulars t ? > m m ww.
Ticket* One Dollaf
Reserved seats. ..IMrtinti bttra
For sale at SCIII K?? E .l'S nil Br.ialway.
J.JOB1.XSON IIAM*
C.iARLES .MAC F.VOTS ORIGINAL IIIBERNICON,
rommanelni MUNDtT, April It
The hewltcnlng nceiierv ot Ireian I ilia-trited, anl
therein* of Irish minstrelsy rendered liy competent
artiats. who will appear in a programme replete with
national Honga, nutit.s, Instrumental .-olo*. < horuacs.
Character Dellocattona, he. A melange of mirth muaic,
pathos and mi i lcrr.
M XT1NF.ES WfcDNESDAY AND SATt RD AT.
IJIIILH ARMOMC SOCIEIY.
1 ITULIl! REHEARS *L,
FRIDAY, APRIL. 9. Vi l. M.
ACADEMY OF Mi .->IC.
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 100 P.KRFORMKR9
B?rt CARL BEBOMANN Conduct?*
S'iT
M k ?'
IVOLI TIIEATRK.
_ Every i vonlng. * ro It o'clock.
sCITROTTeI! si s 11. its, I < otalc Hnrl?-que
CAIIRIE BlEKKEl. Pantomime,
LOTTIE GRANT I ROBINnOjs CRCSOR.
EVELINE and 40 I with splendid Ballet.
Artista In olio. | ?> heaiunul Ladi-n.
Very best varieties In New York. No exception.
All tor 20 cents. | All lor 20 cants.
AN OLD FASHIONED HRW ENGLAND SPELLING
School will occur at the smith llapU*t church, Wcat
Twenty-tilth street, hetweon seventli uml i tg mi are
noes, on Thursilay evening. April R at 7', o'clock. Ad.
mittance free. A collection mil be taken.
THE BEST REPORT8
OF THR BEECIIER TRIAL
STILL CONTINUED
TN THR EVENING TELEGRAM.
Grand concert,
PROFESSOR J. J. WAT80N,
MIS8WAISON
AND I H K
KINDEK-IONKUNSTLER.
AT EIGHTEENTH STi.EeT M. E CRrP.ClI,
Tills EVENING, AT RIGHT O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION, SO CENTS.
A IMEE FAREWELL MATINEK SATURDAY.
A "l-ASf MATINhh OF 1,A .TOLIK PARH'MBTSB.
LYCEI M TIIKATKE. SATURDAY AFTKRNOuN, at ls3fc
LAST AIMER and PARFUMEUSL M ATI NEK,
LAS I' MATIN KR or I,A JOLIR PAKFl <KI'-R.
Produced with same attention to all its ma?nitlc?nt
details as at the evening performances.
Admlsiion fl. reserved seats only 80c. extra.
MISS MARtA BRAIN'ERD'B
BECOrtO 01.KE AND MADRtOAL CONCBRT,
DK OA HMO II ALL,
FRIDAY EVK.NLNO, April 9. at * P. M.
Tickets at tho principal niualo storoa and at the door),
60.
WANTF.D?A FEW LADY PRRFORX4 KRS TO
travel i alao a few violluisU who can pUy hraaa in-,
?trum?h:t Apply, between w an<i U o?i?ck, at ttl
v ??jst Tw?nt# sccOud ?U??L

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