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1>AKK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND Jii'ST.
Leasee mill Mmn'fr ... . Mr. W. SIL'AllX
WEDNESDAY, KKHKUAItY l'l.
1 in>t time, slier cmrefVil iinMiarktiou,
tiKol'.UK PAWCRT I i'.OWK'.i
now Comedy, la four nrli,
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KBBB HUB;: A A ;-SS.i bbSS
X B K U A A A A 8
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Characters by Min Rose Wu I. ,Mi< i I i 1". Miss
M trie 1. hi ?, Mr.. Rrnl":n*, Mrikr i. !'. n . K
Lewi* M irn an. .1. i' I'.idycit, Vini- t i' r v r?,
\v. J. C'lafl i'.U. Prank i.aji^ley, Cyril dearie. J. tt ili jloue,
J. 1* Co ike. C' Rescue
New drop curtain by VOEOTI.IN. N w ncty' MA H
MoROAN. CHARLES HENRY. Ufcni I '' '*>
BOX O! KICK OPEN PKOX 8 A. M ' VIII. ? !' MfpUEATUK
CO* 1QCB.
1 514 Brusdwny.
Mr. MATT MORGAN Mauser
UNCLE TOM S CABIN.
6 nets. 12 table tux, 81 scones,
iutrtxiuoinjc
TilK WII.MINii'T" ' COLORED
Jt'lil I,f.l SiNGI
MATINEE Wednesday and Satui y
TTKION HQHAItl 11IKATHr
U Broadway and Uth at.
RHKiyr>A>" SHOoK Proprietor
am palmer ru
It >SE ' .MIC1IEL,
4\ Illustrated with the
mi st ELABORATE AND BEAUTIFUL
SCENERY
vur let upon aatago.und with a rut of
VNDOVBTIiD l NKXA.MPI.KD STRENGTH,
including the fallowing favorite nantoe:?
Metiers. O. K. Thome. J r , Stuart Robvon,
Theodora Hamilton, J. li. Stoddard. John
TRICJU'H Paraelle. Ebett Flympton, T. E. Monde,
Eya.tii.Ur Thompson. \\. H Wilder^n rw
S. t^iugiey.and Miue> Rose KjjAgEe, Eanuy
Morant ami Meta Burl hsit
SATURDAY. February 19.
POURTEKNTH MAI'INRK OV HO.^K MICHEL.
Seat., secured two woe ha in udv.iui?
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22.
Two Performance*?Afleruo iu and Evening.
Monday evening, Feb. 2s,t>tOtli poriuriuaiice of if' -u Michei
YMPIO /HEAT RE,"
/ No. 624 BROADWAY.
JOHN F VNVLE Manager
A 'Lb IA I. l.MI A NOE?EVERYTHING M-W.
ELEYKN N K W STARS.
JWie iulmltable lrub Owned':.na and Vocaliat*,
IMItitY BI.N NETI' AND JOHN KF.RNELL,
In their Original Cam I r Sketch,
S THE HUGO UEARD.
S The world-famed artl^th. "The Men from Galway,"
MESSRS. CONWAY AND KERRIGAN.
S The Champion Skater ut Europe,
MR. WILLI AM LASDIS.
TUo celebrated Musical ti?niui>e?
III E CLARK BROTHERS,
in their Original Laughable sketch called
THE MUSICAL TRAMPS.
Reappearance of the ylidu d aod ?^.'(J1.ril,v.nv.
T11KF.E GR * Nl> CONCERTS.
THURSDAY nnd FRID VY EARNINGS. V>b. 17 mid IS
m<1 MAUXlifc. on SATf IIDAY AFTERNOON. IcU ii>, ,
by ilir
BOSTON PHILHARMONIC CLUB
illicit Unit eppeer Alice in New York).
Mr. B I.l*t?:i.?un, Mr 1 Lnemenn,
Mr. A. II tUi'Krn, Mr. K Wetner,
Mr. K. Orpinm, Hr A. Bel*.
Mn. 21. M. Smith. Soprano. of But. n.
Sl-i.r Madeline Schiller, PianUt.
Temple yuert't, of Betioa
fthelr 8r?i *p|?c*r*uce In .Sew York).
D. T. Fit*. Tenor. H. A. C... k. nrilone.
W II. Fewcnden, Tenor. A. C. Kydor. B.i.-* >.
Ticket* Si. oith reserved *ret?, for title ui Slelnway 11*11,
Behlrmer't, "01 .m l 114 Broadway.
MTS6 J ENXIB-* OKOAN,
Americ*'* own oueen of Son*.
ToNY Tap I OktV MANNER
TO-DAY, Tit-Ilt V. Ti ?-l)A Y.
LJLAVEBY" EKE'MM-. 1 IT K M \U
S WILL BE REPRESENTED BY
HARRIS A.NI> CARROLL.
TONY PASTOR S MATI.SEE. fO-DAT.
?'TFKTS RISEN 1 HE 18 RISES I" NEW RASTER
J 1 entheni. i>t II. I' D*nk?. price 35c ; *l?o "Chrirt
the l^or'l m Huen," bf Wil?on, 7.">o. ; hf Andrew*, .">Oc.; by
Llojrd, 4?A\. "Ohritt Our Pattover," rboma*. >1; by Chappie.
Vk . Morion* Break*." Iijmn, Ol*rke, 'Etc.
PBblulled br 0 U. DirsON A CO.. 7U Broadway.
ONY PA.sToK s"\KW tliKA I HE
THE SENSATION CoMKTS,
WII.BI II BLAKK. US S KIJWARJW,
JUUA BUAKK. RATE. KDWAlttM.
Tony pastors M a rw> : K t?. Da v.
C" llll,OM:l. MOHSTKRYit , ! N. LNO HOSING AND
J ShiniioiK Acitileiujr, X'o 611) tab ? Importer of ?uj.arlor
Kfnciiiit A|?i>ara?u? and lloxlnf <Hov??.
A* MEKlCA'd KL'XMi K-> r COMKOiAjCJ
SIt'AKT HOKmi.N.
WILI. BK TRlTlirTUA IMITATED BY
JiAT 0. OOODWIS, AT
TONY PASTOR'S MATINKK TO DAY.
%(jt.; ANNA RAXI>A!.|7d. .HI7-RN VUISOS AXU
ill RhiimImNi M >U, Tu??l?y cvtmaf. ft*.
' iSi orfin concert, 1-W; rrMUwr* ?l * o'clock. Helen,
sot to be Imuuii *t oronriMio ?, ! Union ?<|U*ra; al Kuum
Hoii' l Bareau, ZT_t'Mr?0 *ia?ro. A0'_at 1 <1 ? r _______
JThIUKEi:IM, i i?fu~ AVSjcck LKCTl'KB
1/ count". K.J. Da I'ord-va. >aturd?r,I ""braary 1->. ?uotTet?
* <'?' r;? ;> Vir i ?;" " G*org? M org .in. organ?
fickctn iffr ilia ( enif ri .'irafuta. $!;
Jainl# r**rv*d.7 c. Dr H. H. Cb?rm l*;?U*w, riWuny
In i t?4.ot? *1 W taM>3
Mr. Robert Kraft r't now comic Panto niine.
Til E KIRK SPRITE.
TIIK GREAT I'llN) CIRCUS.
JOITN II ART. D I. .11OjtIMS. WHIMSICAL WALKER,
THE CARLO WiOTHKKS, JOHNSON AM) BRUNO,
JOHN V* LEX. \VM. WEST. E M. HALL.
J. HOLD-W ORTll. WASH No It TON, WM. H. CAHILL,
JU1I.N GILBERT. N D. GOOIHNU, il. W. UEEl).
IAS. VINCENT, G W tiltlKFIN.
MISSES ADAM RICHMOND, ADA .MOKGsN. FANNIE
BROOKES, JI I.IK COVENTRY, PEARL
THORNTON.
ADDIK EARWEIL. KITTY PARKF.R. Ac.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.
?j A TH s i n E KT or ERA HOUSE. 1IBTWBBM W AVO
O I 3d his.? Every evoningat 8,
? ? Mile. Violo'.tc Pieanfa' J"
ip = Wild Cliahut llmcorn. 3 5T
Jo* A Graud Olio.' ?S
A." ?r
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AS!) SATlT.bAY.
AC AD EM Y DP M FBI (L TITIKNS.
Mr. MAX STUAKOSCH lias the bouor to
inform tho ptibli - that
MLLE. THERESA -TH'IENS.
on Iter war from Balilmnre to Bostou. w ill appear
ON FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY
in her colebrutml character of DONNA ANNA, in
"DON GIOVANNI."
and on SATURDAY, I KHI1CARY 28,
IN' A GRAND MATINEE,
in one of her favorite roles.
The sale of seats will couiincueo on Moutlay, February 21.
U' roob'8 M useum! "wood's!
TUTS DAY.
Evening at 8. I Matinee at 2.
C W HARl.V t,nd LOCI*!. SYLVESTER,
LOUIS ALDKICU in | A. II. SHELDON.
Barry's lour art fT. WOOD. H SIR WART,
Centennial Drama, I U It WILLAKP, Ac.. in
TIIK SPY. | THE ROLL OK THE DRUM.
RAN D " O PERA"TD >! S E. "
DECIDED SUCCESS.
LUCILLE WESTERN,
THIS AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
as Lady Isabel and M .(tame Vine in Hie great emotional
Drama of
EAST I.YNNK,
supported bv Mr .1. P. Studlei and hi werful un .inv.
EAST LYSNE MVTINEE SATURDAY AT 1:30.
Atlniiasiou, f.O rents. Gallery, 2."> cent*.
M" "Tss MAGGIE WESTON
in her character Sony* and Chances.
TuNY PASTOR'S MATINEE
2 O'CLOCK TODAY.
IjtAOLE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND S3D BT,
j Mr.Jtt. il HART Sole Preprint or and Manager
Monday. Kehraary 14, and during the ? eek. first uppe.iranco
of J. W. Jennings, Win. Barry, Paddy Murphy, lie
appearance ?h lackey auu Barney, r.nttrc >ew uiio.
Ticket-of-Leave Mau Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
Tony i\ystor\s~new" rheatrk.
Fa?bionablu Matinee Reception, jo-Ray. to-t>ay.
Ladies* Holiday. sareet Suiiles. Brilliant Faces.
B* rooklvn theatre.
klchsra shook jl palmkr. Lessees and Man aire rs
qtrbn This new drain? will i?e .riven every cveuinjf
and j tliia week, it will be illun.-.kcd by magnificent
woman i .Scenes and by .? cn*t ot unusunl strength, embracing
the nam** of mc-sr-. Fred. ho >in.<on, Kdwnrd Ar?
nott, Kdwaril Lamb, 11. 11. Phillips, John Matthews and j.
o. Coulter; Misses Ida Vernon. k;? o Claxton, Lntira Thorp?
and Mr. j. Meelo .Mackaye. In c >nscqiieiice ??l Miss clara
mokklv ei i agoment, the preaent representations ot this
drama are limited to on# week.
mallnek d.v satl rdat, at 2 p. m,
rjlh k ai nhl k yfc, ned. and will ik,
JL in their representations ol smthrrn life
nik contraband children,
tony pastors matin hi: today.
c > i'ili i'il- :"fli *t-an:'bboadwat.
'lEMPI.E OF SENSATIONAL NOVELTIES.
The very model Vaneiic- of America.
Most pojm.ar, funniest. artist e a*id best iu New York.
MATINEE i ? Handsomest i:i the world
TO-DAY, i Movt yerlect I'Vtr.al# Models 'M America.
'J o'clock Most varied, deliictitlul Knienii anient iu N. T.
MATINEE I Elegant "iio ol i<o real Artists.
MATINEI <s <t> ? (fc
MATINEE, ; r?lti? Stewart's : f DF.MONIO. f
MATINEE! < 4' I <5 <9
TO-DAY, Tricks. | LA MI NL'ET.
TO DAY, DON'T HO. TOMMY. ' '.hi
TO-DAY, I 1.0 V K AND MFRDEU | EE MALE MODELS.
2 o'clock I ARNOLD'S I New Tableaux
2 o'clock i PEANUTS. I Vivant
2 o'clock I 1
TO-DAY, James M-'srencer, 1 Aubry and Von! ton.
TO-DAY, | Virginia Stickney. I Annie M.rtou.
TO-DAY. j A- * <$> .Y
MATINKK | Sig. Sorissimo. | ] Mile. Bertha, f
M ATI N I i ? tj
MATIN 1 ! : tie ins ol Ballet, ikinc, Dane.'. I tree and Sketch.
MATINKK I An army of tirs L-? arjisls.
mo.VY pastor* new theatre.
Bead what the Sunday Democrat says, Feb. 13:?
PASTOR.
Tony Pnstor has taken s tic (own by storm with his excellent
enter: immetit. II.is gentleman is 11 literal advertiser
aud always fulfils bis obllg iti ns mul promises His artists
are Ironi if e crenm id the profession. and tio* ta-t that -ome
ol outmost re ncd Indies attend the performance is a stif.
hdi ul eridcnce of the purity of the ton.. Success to genial
Toilf.
CN ERM AN 1A TMKAI'KK. HTI1 ST.
T Alt NLI LNDOlti E Director.
TUESDAY, February 1.1. sixth Subscription Nichk,
ZuPF NND SCHWKHT, Uomeily. by tlutskow,
Boxo Bice open from It 111! T o'clock.
OAK PKANtMMl't) mT?STREW. | u.": : \ HOUSE
t>kN Fl t.N't'lsUO MINSTREL.*. I HI t DM AY
BAN FP.Wt'lSCO M i X* I'RKI.S. I AND asl'II sT.
THE TWO HKsT HI RLE yl'KS OF fHL SEASON.
JULIUS THE SNOOEER;
THE CONSPIRATORS t F THOMPSON STPEET.
Julius the mi Billy Birch
M arctii Antonlaa Charley Backus
CaiusCsssius -Add Kytnan
Brutus ...Billy Carter
THE ll'NNY OLD UALS
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 'J. KV1.NIN0 AT *
npONY I'ASI Its NEW THEATRE
1 I'lie h.autlful ALI.I li DllAYTON
lu her oletrmt So'ict and Dances.
|l>\1 PASTOR'S MVTINF.B TODAY
gTElNWAY HALL.
NEW YOR*
AMrOEHESTS.
rTt? VVHYl'K THRATRB. (KVhRY SIOHT. V TO *1
. ) - Mr AIM' SUN KALI
O : . ;.i 7-1 i. "> 'ii. A . I)*h ? taco< sslul Drama
HTF II QQQU U U EEEE
)' I' II Q U U UK
itit n y g u u kee
a <3 Qq u uk
t li VQW UUUU KEEE ,
A PLAY >)K TO-DAY.
Houses crowded! Sumptuous Scenery 1 Extraordinary Caet
Mian runny Have | ort,
Yr. Charles PmUor, Mr. L>. JI II ur
k.ut, Mr. Jw* Lewi*. Mr W
"W, !j'..Y VTINKE Davidga, Mr. P. llurdenherK
b It KliAV, Maoriuc III.rrvmore, .lohu Drew
Ai I ...u. (.1. H. Korltwell. and Mien Jeltroyu
Lewi*. Mins Emily Ri?rl, Mr*, <1
H. (iilbort Mm* " Kate Holland
MU< Sydney Cown 11 nud
Mr John iirouuhum.
Itox sheet open 2K day* ah.- id
V Second SI WUH AN M AT1NEE Wednesday. Feb. 10
fjTU AVENUE TUKaVUK.
ANOTHER ENTllA MATINEE.
In response to the general call for a oecund MID-WEES
MATINEE and for the accommodation of SU11URBA>
VISITORS, Mr. DALV beg* to unuounco a performance o
the greatly sacrcsaftil drama of
IMyUE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT ONE.
*,* The per' r. )ance WILL TERMINATE in time fo
visitor* to uk? the -IE. TRAINS for home.
UO.X sllEET NOW 01'EN.
\l 'A r.i, AO IC's.
>> l'r [motor and Manager ...Mr. LESTER WALLACI
EVERY EVENT NO AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will bo presented Mr. Bront^ham'i flue Drama, replete wltl
entitled
JOn.N GARTH,
with ill
Charming end appropriate Music.
beautiful Scenery ntid Appointments.
Mr. LESTER WALLACE In his original character o
JOHN GARTH. Other characters by Messrs. John Gilbert
C. A. Stevenson. A. Fiugerald. 0. K. Edwin, J. Peck, T. At
kins. Miss A tin Uves, Miss Nina Van an. Mrs. Jehu Seftoc
uu.I Miss Ethel Tnornton.
T~I]ADEMY OF MI'SIC?W1iDNESDAY? '
A ADELAIDE Fill I.El PFS
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
SECOND OPERA NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, February 18,
II. TKOVATOKB.
Miss VIOLETTA COLV1LLK. Miss ADELAIDE PHIL.
LIPFS, Signer BURGANlNl, Elinor CARPI, fcjiguot
BACELI.I, s..:nor LOTTI
GRAND CUoRUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director Signer TOM AS]
FRIDAY EVENING, February IS?LA C KNKRKNTOLA.
Debut ot Miss MA TILDE PHILIPPS.
General admission, JI ; laniily circle. 50 cents; reserved
cuts, $1 50 ?nd $3; boxes, $8 and $10. Seats and boxc.'
now at Academy box offlce; Hchirtnors, 701 liroadway, anij
Kullnian's, 111 liroadway.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 10. at 1:30 P, M.
GRAND OPERA M ATI NEE-FA VOKI1 A.
mBIRD AVRNUB THEATRE.-B. W. HITCHCOCK
J Proprietor.?Dick Sands, Champion Clog Dancer: Maj.ir
Dura, tbe unrivalled Zouave Drillist: the Stuart Sisters; the
Coles, tbe great Dutch Specially Artists: the ovor welcome
Ethiopian Comedian. J. w. MeAudrews. in now specialties
RIr , Howard, Sandford and Williams; J. D. lloomo; th<
French Twin Sulci's, favorite sketches.
MATINEE every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2.
Q'JD ? Ell P.ITARY (W ASH TN( i TON'S HIKTHDAY)
Y , two grand tiorformauces of JULIUS CASS Alt.
C TTH PERFORMANCE- 6F~70L?US~C.ESAR
Ol next SATURDAY EVENING, February ID.
oi Q"" W HE K OF JULl US CsBSAE. "
0 Seats can be secured in n ivatice
1 >oi 7TH THEATRE. GRAN I) EST SUCCESS
A) JARKETT A PALMER Lessees and Manugeri
SHAKESPEARE SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED.
EVERY NIGHT, ut the SATURDAY MATINEE of this,
its Eighth Week,
and until further advertisement, representation, with unexampled
splendor, of the (treat Tragedy, JULIUS C.ESAK.
witli an unparalleled congregation of Shakespearian* in the
cast, including
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT as CAIUS CASSIU8.
Mr. F. C. BANGS as MARCUS ANIONICS
and
Mr E. L. DAVENPORT na MARCUS JUNIUS BRUTUS.
Mr Million Levies (especially encaged to am the tide part
ot the play) uud the entire company n( Booth's Theatre.
PROMINENT FEATURE8
of the grand Shakespearian presentment, beyond tho ex*
traordiuary cast, arc splendid original Music, GRAND
PROCESSIONS and TABLEAUX, a multitude of auxiliaries
and magnilieent scenery.
THE FINALE
of tho play is a grand tableau, the BURNING OF THE
BODY Ol BRUTUS ON THE PLAINS OF PU'LIPPI.
Next Tuesday (WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY), a
grand extfa performance.
Bowery theatre Monday, February 14.
Engagement of the popular actor, Mr. D. E. RAJiTON,
in a new sei.sat on Drama, m 3 acts and a prologue, entitled
IDA Mr. Charle Foster is specially engaged tor the part
of Kpliraim Snack.
Two SPECIAL M ATISF.ES by Mrs O C howard, in
"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Wednesday and Saturday. ,
mo NY PASTOR'S "new-1IIKATUE.
u;:and. matinee i parisian dancers.
TO DAY A I' 2 NAT C. GOODWIN.
(IKAiNI) MATINEE! BRAKE and EDWARDS.
THIS DAY AT 2 I BARKIS and CARROLL.
GRAND m ATI NEB miss A LEI K DRAYTON.
TO-DAY AT 2. | tlio AINSLEYS.
ft ?
GOODWIN'S IMITATIONS. |
MATINEE TO-DAY.
<?> ??
Family parties andetrangers ore invited to attend.
'l tony l'ASTOR'rt PaSHIONAbTI f
reception today.
/1 LOBE THE AT Kl~
A. I' vJm jtn<l 7jo Broadway, below 8tb it.
li. W. BUTLElt Managei
I87S, CKN IKN NIAL. WO.
The Standard Variety Theatre of New York,
t ltui.used by the press ami public.
The beat performance ever witnessed in New Ynrit.
The great /.uilretta Troupe, tlie best In rfie world.
Miss Lime Kcls? v. the dashing queen of burlesque.
Senuti r Hob llari. front Kings, will apeak.
r. 11 rry Montague, uurivallcd Songs.
Messrs ilugan and Lord, MeKre and Rogers.
The Koy Sisters, Bertha and Id*.
Meter* James J)?lt n. Eocene Blitz, J. I). GriCia and
regular company id excellence every evening.
Extra Grand" Complimentary Testimonial tendered to
Manager K. >t. BUTLER by the meiubert and attaches ol
the Globe will Hike place on Tuesday afternoon and evening,
February 17. One hundred nrtiata will appear.
Box odice open daily tor the Kale of reserved seett.
ooi) st. opera hoi
(Late Dan Bryant's).
Second week and triumphant success of the famont
CALIFORNIA M INS THE LS.
A great bill for this week.
First week of tb great BERNARDO and ARTHUR
COOK; also the grand DIoRAMIC ILLUSTRATION*
uf the approaching CENTENNIAL.
New features by FRANK MORAN. S ANFORD anrl Wile
SON, JOHNNY ALLEN and LITTLE MAC, lJAKU.il
and DOYLE, and the California Double tjniutct.
Family matinee every Saturday at 2 P. M.
. rpoNY pastor's reception _
1 the; great Parisian sensation.
DANCEDRS, GROTKSOUKH,
FP.OM SALLE VAi.KNTINU, PARIS,
ai maiinee; to-day.
Brooklyn ~ac yde;m y op musicT
PAPPENUKIM.-GRAND OPERA.
THURSDAY". FEBRUARY 17. 1?7<'>. at H o'clock,
FAl'ST. , FAUST.
Msrgareih# Mile. EUGENIE PAPPRN1IEIV
Mabel Mme CLARA PERI
great chorus AND ohciiKSTRA.
moil PAITORm MBW fluufli
ASHLEY~and SMITH,
the Skatoriai Kings.
in their clever imitations on Parlor Skates.
N IMH NATIONAL K.\ UllUTlUh OK I1IK
AMERICAN SOCIETY ??K 1* A INTERS IN
WATKK COLORS,
now open at the National Academy of Design. corner of 4C
a*, and add xt.; daily\Sunlayi excepted) trotu it A. M. utiii
6 F. M., and trom 7 until 10 1 M.
riboPKK uNH ? N\
Drawings aud Original Designs from the Massachntett
public tell ols. showing examples >f luduttrlai drawing pui
>ne<l in that State, will Vie exhibited to nub ic at Coope
Union Art School Rooms on Tlmr* lay and Fri lay. Febtuar
17 and IS Iron 1 > A. M. to4 P.M. Aim specimensol the wor
ol the Normal teacher*'drawing elans of the Cooper L'mu
will ho ehown at the tame time,
AD1UM S I1BWETT. secretary.
"At c. count* IN
WILL OIVE IMITATIONS
OK IJt'B FOI'OLAK ACTORS
AT MATINEE TO-DAY
TONY CASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
~THB AfrLSKAEOE.
"U'EB im?MARDI tlHAS-FEB. ORAND FEE NCI
U Masquerade Hall, glren by the Cerclo det Chefs d
Cuisine Franeale, at Irving Hall, Tuesday errn nit, Feb. lit
IrCti Tirkela f2. admitting gentleman and ladiet. N. BKxtra
fine topper to be eereed at 12 odock. Hoxet an
ticket* c?n be eeeured at the following places:?Hole
Brunswick, J. it. Tbellboo. 1144 rtth a? ; Cercle dee Chef
*da I'uitine Krancalt. Arte t>th or.; A. Dolutirst, 74 lileecke
?i , Duparguot A Moot. 24 Woo?ter tt.; li. Mouyula, 14
Fulton st., F. Lullmanu, 114 Broadway.
UAM ISO ACADKMIB8.
MACSK's DANCINO ACADEMIES.?<CLASSRl
. now lorminc. PRIVATE LESSONs any hour at 21.
Hast I III. tt.
* A elk.n uoowuniri dancinu school,
i\. . No. 212.-tlh a*.
Brooklyn branch at l is Washington tt. Clones or priratl
leaeons for lail.es, gentlemen aud children. For particular
tend tor circular.
A? MAKs AO All KM Y UF I> A N>' 1N tTTgH'.' ITl E K <) K kl
. tt.?I'npilt can attend without lota of leuoua. tern
for circular. _
ATcTll RIYEKb DANCINU ACADEMY. 17". STAT1
t , Hr oklyn. classes for beginners art now forminij
Bead for a circular
V ?OARTIBH S DAN'TNU ACADEMY, I'LIMI'TON'I
, Budding. Intersection Stuvvetant and fnh sta Net
j classes now forming. i'rivate Ictsont In g.ide ao l aatembl
' walltes a specialty
i ibxoOKRB1 DANilNO ACADEMY. 3d I BROOME 81
I 1) A NEW CLASS roR TUESDAY
AU tha fashionable Dancet in one eonrte of letaons.
I The first lessout can be taken prirately and uo extr
charge from claes prlcet.
nUMAR'B DAM CI Nil ACADEMY. 24 WEST 4TI! *T.Ail
dance* taught perfectly per quarter. Wt taehloi
I able dan St p. rfectTy In <!? private lenoas. ? alts, gtiii
and double gild* specialties.
IAMONDS DaNC.NO ACADEMY. 1.2'*'- HKOAl
way.?Classet '.hit afternoon and craning Ladles an
I ctdl lrcn are invited to ruit line academy before decidm
! who to patronlte _
tIKKNANDU'S DANC1N i ACADEMY. J?TH ST., CO I
iter Third erenu- Hank Building ?C. eat, FT.n.lay an
i n*w cltnAff now : ?rrrnngr for tpnng course, umuuju crude *a
K ??ai?*U Wd|t ?itcuaiv lift.
|
: HERALI), TUESDAY, FE
PIlNOKOItTEl, OUOASfS, 6iC.
AB*Al.-T.r'CL I I VNOPORTB. $!'?: PIANOrORTF.il
to rvnt, p.". monilily; inauliutiuia takon; Chtckertni;
, and KteliiWH- Pinuofurii'k; tergnlu
J. UlllDLK, IS VVnveriay place. uenr DmhIwij,
A ?I OK BKST. L'I'illi.H;, Kyf.Ut AND GRAND
J\, Piano* ot our oi?u i iikc;?lao foi sale and runt, a
nntnbet af tlii. m ond hand Pianee. tu | .cried order. WILU1AM
J. S ... j a > > N ). 1Id Eitli av., above Pith at.
\ ?POlt S A r.L-:?AN K I.Ki 1A VI S'1'1. I\V AY1T3oN>3
. Pianoforte tor < -*> > , alio au elegant Wiudaor Piano,
' ha. four round corner. end ull mo'l"rti improvements, coat
Sl.uuu, for ;>- -1; V at box fur aldppiug. Call at private rc*<"
i donee I'AI Wot -3d at., near Cth uv.
'? "ilANDS'TMK R OSKVVOOD T11 RF.B MOULDING
, j'l rotiud cornera ovcratrung agraffe Piurio, $11.">; rout S'i ;
alao butcUsa Planus a? low. J. CAMPBELL, 113
! A (1KB IT KRDCI tion IN PIANOS. CASH OR INI
JY kluliuouts; uprights and squares, second hand Pianos,
: a $50. DECKER A BARN KB. 127 3d a v.
' A ?A.?AX>L PERSON- iiKHKocsor POROBAMVO
A. o genuine second hand steinway Piano, arc invited to
c>ll Hi our wttreroom*. where a tine assortmerit of Stuinwuy
llanos, all in perfect condition, and some of tbem nearly
new. in constantly on hand; ulno lucontl hand Pianos of other
makers.
- Attempts are constantly made In this' cltvAnd elsewhere
l>y makers ol b.vgu piano-and their agents to sell their laI
lerior iustruiuenta, bearing our name, or a name spoiled so
aiinllar that mauy people do not notice the Uiflcrence and
f purchase the spurious, worthless instrument for a genuine
Btelnway ptuno. ll per >u?. belure purchasing such inatrnnieut,
will take tlio number of same and null on or write to
us. It can at once be ascertained whether the instrument is a
geuuino Stelnwev piano or a fraud.
sfTBINWAY A .SUNS, Htctnway Hall.
107 and 111 li ist 14th st . New York.
T PRIVATE FA Ml EY WILL HELL T HE I It STK INr
J\ way A Sons Pianolorto at sacrifice; four round, "t4 octavo
richly .carved rosewood case, lull agraffe, overstrung
Piano; cost rH.GAi, lor $2 *); Stool, Cover; a 7octave
Decker A lira-, upright l'iauo. nearly new, ho* for
- shipping. Call at private residence 47 West llitli St., between
r.th and 1 Ith avs.
A" T; uk at~ofkIn ? uoraok waters a sons, 48i
Broadway, New York, will, during this week rent a few
1 first class new Pianos and Organs until the rent money pays
the price of the instrument, as per contract.
ABM ?PIANOS ami wKI.\NS.?NKVV AND SECOND
hau l, liioO t S-0U;#o and upward un.nthlv until
paid. PEEK A SON, 23 Clinton place, near Broadway.
A V IMMBNSK BACBIi l(jid.?AiTlfimRBLY NEW"
J.\. mid llr.it clas- 7 1 J octuv. Piano; raust be sold regardless
of cost. Piano can he scon at 261 Pearl sc., near Fulton.
r "a stkYnyvay qbanJx new upright and
J\ square Piauus anil Organs on instalments and to rent;
largo assortment S. X. BAI.L A CO., IS East 14th st.
AL hb Larue, e leu ant Stock ok pianos, barmore's
Warerooms. litis llleeokor st.. at low prices;
latest improvements; fully warranted; $150 and $2O0.
IADY WI1.E -Sh'.Eli Fill; fliio lilllCKEKlNii lUiSPh
J wood Pianoforte, modern improvements, perfect order;
sweet, powertul tone. 26 East 3d st., nour 2d av.
Mb HACNI rtVtENT 7 1 It OCTAVE ROSE WOO D PIANOforte,
having can ed legs, latest improvements, $115.
GORDON'S, 157 Bicecker st.
: "plAN'Osf?EARiiK ~STOCK TO RENT OH r^KEE (UKX
during stock) at lower prices thuu ever. Call and see
them at JshRKELE'S, No. R Union square.
| rTPRIQUT AND^yT'AHK PIANOS AND ORGANS TO
; LJ rout very low or soi l on small monthly payments, at
HETTS' Warerooms, 786 Uroadwuy, corner of 10th st,
MbSlCAIi.
A GENTLEMEN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES
Instruction or. tho pianoforte, organ, harp ami hurj
mony, at pupil's residence; $l<> quarter; references
given. Addro-s, with residence, TEACHER, bo* 124 Her|
aid Uptow n Branch oflice. *
AN EDUCATED LADY, CONSIDERABLY 1 "-IPEP.E
enoed in teaching, an accomplished perlormer, gives
pianoforte and singini lessons at $10 per quarter; highest
rufercucea. Addles.- CLASSIC, box 150 Herald otllee.
OR OPERA, CONCERT' OR CHURCH.?LADIBS
w ithout means instructed nt tho I'mfesw r's residence
and rapidly assisted to employment. Address DIRECTOR,
box 1117 lie;aid Uptown Branch office.
VTKVN Vim. iv I'O.NSKKVATOKY OK MUSIC,
it No. 5 East 1 Ith st.. near Fifth av.. next to Dennonico's.
i BROOKLYN BRANCH,
102. 104 and 106 Court St., near State.
new TERMS no)v COMMENCING.
OOP K A NO?TILE MAY 1, OR LONGER, FOR AN UP
O town church: only a good reader. Address ORGAN" I6T,
bo* 116 Herald Uptown Branch olhce.
INSTRUCTION.
IJAINE'S, 62 BOWKRY-BOOKKEEFINO. ARITFIX
metic, Grammar; rtIi brunches privately; Writing Lessons.
$5 monthly. L*dln' department.
TilE LECTURE NEASON.
TiTKEK LECTURE IN KHK.VCn, ON FEBRUARY 19,
XI at 8 I*. M.. in the French church, 30 West 22d st.
Americans specially invited.
BUJUIARPS*
A MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES.
A with llelaney's wire cushions, solely used in all chain
pionship anil mutch games, second hand Tables at great
bargains, W. li. GRIFFITH A CO.. diLVesev st.
T1 OL LENDER'S ST A NDARD AME KICAN B K V K L
\J Billiard Tables, with the celebrated 1'helnn A Collender
cuinbtnatiou cushions, lor sale in this city only at 738 Broadway.
/t REAT INDUCEMENTS IN NEW AND SECOND
VT hand Billiard Tables; endless variety; lowest prices.
Call and be convinced. L. DKt h.Mll A CO.,
corner of Canal and Centre sts.
HOUSES, ROOMS, ?VC., WANTED.
In this City and llrooltlyn,
AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED?FAIR Location;
good tenant Smd particulars. , "
III LHERT FECK. Broker, 268 West ?4th ?t.
THREE STORY IIOUSE, WITH ALL IMl'ROVB.
mentk, in a good neighborhood, Is wanted; immediate
possession. Address li KOKGK. 630 Broadway.
LA ROE UNFURNISHED H0D8B WANTED FOR
responsible party, who will niAke suitable alterations
lor a large boarding or lodging house.
C. 3. l'ECK, No. 8 West 25th St., Ilcfftnan House, 1
ESK ROOM ~WANTED?DOWN TOWN7 ADORES^
stating location and tcruis, which must be low, llENilY.
Herald ollice
T.1 UHNTSTI ED HOUSE IN EXCHANGE TOWARD
" rent until May 1 ; Shetland Seal Coals, Sacrjuu, Diamonds.
Laces, new. 227 East 53d tl
XT KAll" V ADIBOJf SQUARE?IT OKNTLEMAX AND
la wife, a smal bathroom Floor, uuturuislied, or with
curpot only ; also llrst class Board lor wife; rotcrences. Address,
witu lowest terms, it. li. B , Herald Uptown Branch
office.
/mwt) GENTLEMEN DESIRE A HANDSOMELY ?\ R
I nished i'arior and two Beilrooms, connecting, without
board, but where it is convenient to have meals served In
apartment when desired. Address, with full particulars,
KARL, Herald Uptown Branch office.
f \\f.VN I'l-.D?A LOWER I'ARI' OF A NEVSl.S "liUILT
TT House, with a largo mora over the parlor floor; uptown
situation; between the 8th and 3d ava Address
JOBEi'Li SOM.MEKICli, 494 Broadway.
U" fANTED?TO RENT UNTIL MAY 1, A FURNISHED
Flit; rent moderate. Address S., box 109 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
\l' ANTED?BY" )NKTmTTVYO SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
II large furnished Room for each; house first class;
1 neighborhood genteel and unlet, terms moderate, between
' 14th and 23d sts., Lexington and Clb avs.; boarding and
lodging house keepers or parties having small children need
not answer. Address, with particulars and lowest reui.mr
' no notice taken. K 0. P., box 152 Herald office.
"fir ANTED?A P U LL Y FU RN IS HMD HOTEL OR
TT large Boarding House, suitable for first class summer
business; country or seaside; location must bo pleasant and
healthy. Address O., care Tysou, 745 6th ay.
TIT ANTED?FROM AFRUToB MAY~Y. FOUR STORY
TT higli stoop House, with modern improvements, be
twoen 1 tit unJ '.40th sm., and 4th and ' 111 avs. ; rent from
tl.Vlo to $. ,Hi)0 to a Rood tenant. Address for two days, M.
R. S.. box tub Herald Uptown Branch office.
1ST >R SECOND LOVY* W AJf T K D NKAR TT1B POST
office, a ell lighted. Address LOTT, box 150 Herald
' office.
In (he Country.
fXTANTKD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS AND long
M Biauch?Furnished Houses for the summer
J C. CLINTON, 55 Liberty st.
Fl'ttXITVRL.
A ?weekly AN'!) monthly payments TAKKN
, .ix.. f >r Suruitore. Carpets and Bedding at B. M. COW'
perthwait A oo.'s, 155 and 157 Chatham st. An immouse
stock at low pricos.
A -r<) SALE. AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 120 WEST
* A> 2nd St.. near i>th av , Parlor Suits 14 pioces, covorud
" In satin. Oust $l.i?W. t r $250; one do., f 125; Turkish Baits,
t>.s>, rep and haircloth Butts, $55 .,n I $55; inlaid end (Tilt
i black walnut Bedsteads, I) easing Cases. Bureaus, Wash*
stand?. Wardrobes, hair an.l sprint Matt'esses. Dining Kurnunre,
Extenaion Table, Bullet, Chairs, Ac. N. B.? An elegant
Needham 8 stop Parlor Organ, $130.
Auction rooms. 3? east istii st.?carpets,
Furniture. Mirrors, Organs, Pianos, Paintings, Crockery,
Ac., at private sale, at auction prices.
~\ HAND OMK PARLOIt BL'IT IN SATIN, COST
A $< '), for $' .'? I do., $125; rep Suit, $5' I; Me in way
- Pianmorte, $20'): Bedroom Sets, with dressing cases, ffai,
$130; single Bedsteads. Bureaus, hair and spring Mattresses,
- library an i dining furniture . Turkish Suit. $i?i; Paintings,
( Br msrs. Carpi is. ks-. yard. Ac. Must be sold. Call private
e residence No. 47 West 1 Oth at.
^ /S"ool) SECOND HAND AND MLsPIT CARPETS, OILa
VJ cloths. List Carpets. Stair Carpets, Cocoa Matting, Ac.,
1 rr:y cheap, at the old place. 112 Pulton st.
? VILUHUC 10 S EAST 1ITI1 BT. tWIllTh BANNER
r JV against wmdowi. offers great Inducoinenu In house'
hold Furniture, cash or Instalments Look for banner.
WATCBBB, JEWKLHY, AiC.
TT77 BLKEi KEil ST.. near HHuADW.AY, MONEY
4 V advanced on Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Ac.; also
2 Pawnbrokers' Tickets bought of diamonds, watches, Ac. 77
Bloookor ?>.
i t 097" BROADWAY. CORNER PoCHTU STREET
J\. Diemonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Lores and Personal
' PrI'perty of every description bought an 1 sold. loans nego?
tlated. JAM SB P. MATTHEWS.
; k M ERIC an OPKIt k ? $75,tX?. - diaMOND>c
* Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Valuables. Ac., bought,
1 sold and exchanged. Loans negotiated. Decided bargains
111 Diamonds. Watches, Ac. Established 1854.
J, H, BARRINOER. Dealer. 755 Broadway.
'* T I'M itit-'ADWAV. ONLY LI' KNsKD AND II ELI A/V
ble Loan Office in the city, advance* made on all per"
g s >oal property, by J. P. LYNCH, fornioriy of New York
'w Hotel. Private room for ladiea Large loans negotiated at
r special rates.
"I AlAMONDS. '.vaTCDES, ill >ld AND CDKaL JEWf.
I " elry. Sealskin Sacks, Silverware Ac., at low prices;
the aame bought.
LIND B ?S 1 '7 II- 11 If iv 'pposite ijllsev House.
* JjL|ONKY ON DlAMONDsT WaT( :il.S." AC.?DIA.
JvI londs. Watches. Jewelry, Silverware and Seal Saeuuet
bought, and sold back, when desired, at a very small advance
UEO If ALLEN Jeweller.
Ig Ulft) Broul*!;. ne?r i;Rh it
J". MIBCE I.LA X tUt ?
1 li * * * T T,,K HKATIMOOOIIB; IT PKKRRKVBS
J) tod InvtgorMdt the li?it aud give* II g rich and benutl_
, ful lnatre. S C._
/TlTlNA Cl.AV UK rilK VBRY HBdt QUALITY OAK
1 \7 be bad. delirarod at Kr? V >rk. direct Iniu the maoufactnr
rv by *:>ph 'atioti ?o JOHN bAlv.QLL.UR, the Crowa
^ CUift* Liar CbiuBaai. CgritS
BRUARY 15, 187G?WITH I
CITY RKAl. ESTATE fOR 4AT.K.
Central.
4 FPM. P1ZE FOUR STORY lllfin RTOOP KREflJ\.
coed brown *tocr Dwelling. J7th ?t.. Murray Hill, near
Pari ?r.. only $36,UU0; a b areata. Ollkn No. 4 Fine and U3
I Ea-t 17th ?. V. K. STKVLNdON. Jr.
| E10B SALE?TilH ELKOANT "5fi STORY WARBI
I Wiu?<'. No. -4.'> Rroadwur. uoxt to the cnru?r of Murray
| at., wTth a front entrance on Murray at.; price $HOfOOQ. with
! tlcue oi tnroe at jui.OXJU nor annum. Apply 10
11. MKR MORGAN. No. 2 Pine it.
\VEST 87TH ST]?MAGNlV!CENT FULL HlZR
Mansion. to he told under I'orocinsure, at noon, l'-th
lint.. at 111 Broadway, Permits to visw bouso obtained at
aucti <>neer's o fires. No. 4 l'ine, or 23 bant 17th St., front V.
K. STEVENSON, Jr.
F.att Hide.
Vm DE4IBABLE PIKCB OF TENEMENT PROPERTY,
on 1st av.. near 23d it., lor sale very low. two hou-os,
eU rented; term* euir. Apply to K. H. LUDLOW ? Co.,
No. 3 Pine it.
I^OR SALK^MAIL 1*111 VATE HOUSE. U.N KAsT
X llUi. st ; exoellent location; modern improvements;
prico i;0,'S 'i; part cash offer wanted! Apply at No. 2,307 3d
av . to owner.
I AUGK SAT.Fopn.OWN TOW N Pl'.oPKKTV AT Al.OJ
tion.?My order of the Trustees to clone an estate, tuIuubie
Warehouses in the first ward, between Wall st. and
Old slip, including water frontal. By A. J. Bioecker, Noli .t
Co., will he nold at auction, on T.:esday, March 7, at 12
o'cl. ck, at the Exchange Salesroom, tile following:?l'earl
St., four story brick and granite Building, No 12o, and the
live story brick building No. 84 Water st.; Water St., No.
S3, four storv brick store; Front St., No. H4, fonr story bnck
s'ore: Front st., No. 83, four story brick store ; South St.,
No. 43. four story brink store; sale absolute, without reserve
or limit. For particulars apply to JOHN 11. STEVENS,
Trustee, No. 07 Wall St., or to the Auctioneers, No. B Pino
st.
P VN1C PRICES.?FOB SALE. EAST 820 ST. AND
Eastern Boulevurd. modern brick Dwellings, close to
steamboat landing; price S4,'jrO; on terms to suit.
E. KILPATRIUK, 320 East 79th st,
WcKt Sttle> ,
A? EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE SPLENDID 23s
foot Store 12'^Gth av., on the 17th inst., at 111 Broadway,
at 12 o'clock, by V, Is. STEVENSON, Jr., Auctioneer,
No. 4 Pino st.
FOR SALE CHEAP?THE ENGLISH BASEMENT
House 2G4 West 42d st., between Broadway und 8th av.
TfOtJE LOTS FOB "kaLE-IN WEST 20TII ST.. BEr
tweeri Gth und 7tb avs.; desirable for factory or llrat
class tennrnents. Owner, 282 Greenwich st,
SPLENDID HOUsl.AND THKHjTFJts, STll AV., AT
111st sc, only f IT.XXJ; cheap.
V. K. STEVENSON, Jr., No. 4 Pino st.
BROOKLYN I'HOPEBTY FOll SALE
AND TO LET^ .
AT $10.000?THE GREATEST HAUGAIN EVER OFfered.?Purchasers,
bniiuers and others are invited to
examine the remaining throe story brown stone House, 140
Macon st.. near the Junction of Marcy and Fulton avs., 20x
49x100; wainscoted, hardwood in part, Ac.; local ion unsurpassed;
house open every day. Apply to JAMES E
DUFF, on premises.
rpo LET?A FU ~ N IS 11 ED HOUSE ON BROOKLYN
X Heights, from May 1, 1876, to a smell family; three
story and basement brown stone, in complete order. Address
D. T., box 1,422 Post ollice. Now York.
WESTdlESTER CUIIWl PROPERTY'
' ^ FOR HALE AND TO RENT.
I30R SALE?A NEW HOUSE, CONTAINING EIGHT
1 rooms, pantry und closet rooms, with four City Lots, in
a very desirable lAution. For further particulars inquire of
J. ROCKE'lT, Bib av.. Central Mount Vernon, Westchester
county, N. Y.
rpoTLETT AT RYE?COUNTRY RESIDENCE, PARTLY
j 1 furnished; good garden and choice fruit. Address D.
ti EATON RrnnLlvn N V
TO LET?IN THK TWENTY-FOURTH WARD, A NEW
Gothic Dwelling, near Central Morrisania, 13 rooms;
uoar dopbt; price lo r.
H. P. DEGRAAF, Bowory National Bank.
PKOPEBTV OIT OF TIIIO ( ITT FOll
SALE OH TO RE XT.
A?BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR
bale, situated in the most healthy part of Jersey, only
to minutes by rail, at extremely low orices anil easy terras.
Pur maps and photographs apply to >1 ALONE A bilEFPIELD,
No. 5 JJey st.
/11IOICE id ACRE PLACE, WITH FIRST CLASS
V) House and Ouibuiidings. In Darien, Conn.; cost $22,9004
will sell for $10,000. HUBBARD, Real Batata, Stamford.
( IOINEK LOTS?AT LARCH MONT. 40 MINUTES
\ J from city, by New Haven road; nmst desirable lots In
the place ; high ground overlooking tlio name. Apply to
JAMES LEWIS, Coleman House, New York.
CIO ENTRY SEAT.-SHORK FRONT; SPACIOUS
J buildings: modern conveniences; lo acres; ahuadauce
offruit; hour from city; absolutely healthy; $10,000; ot iters.
J. W. ATWATER, Riverside. Conn,
Eh Hi ABLE HOUSE* OUTBUILDINUS AND 3
acres, for salo or rent, one honr Irom Cit> llall. Post
office box 2,819.
F~ "OR HALE?150 ACRE FARM. ~2 MILES FROM
Manhasset and Great Neck depots (12 milos city);
rolling luiid; fine soil ; high stato cultivation for stock,
dairy, market gardening; nothing better on Long Island at
? rice asked; it is the cheapest farm ou our books. E. A.
AWRE.NOE A CO., 12S Broadway. (
T7IOR SALE?A SMALL HOUSE IN RAIIWAY, N. J.
J? one hour's ride from -city; terms easy. Inuuiro of J.
H. RitlEN, 249 West 14th st.
I,1 OK SALE?A PARK. AT CROTON falls, ABOUT
P one mile from depot; 7tS acres of lino land; beautiful
location ; good house, ttams and fences; price $13,000.
EDMUND II. MARTINE. 109 West ifcith st.
Iiloh sale? ri*room furnished house, in good
neighborhood, Philadelphia; JU.irO; or to rent fnrli
I shed lour months. Irom Juue 15. $100 per mouth. Address
G. H. KIRK, 1,U01 Callobwill St., Philadelphia.
or ISALE very CHEAP for CASH?A good
Farm, 229 acres, close to depot, on Long Island Kutirosd;
good House and outbuildings on it. Apply to owner,
Mrs. HOWAKTH, 106 Washington st.
Hotel? kutherfurd park, n.. j., erik railwuy
depot, 30 rooms, new and complete, lor rent or
sale. R. K. STEWART, 81 Cedar st.
I*~()NA 1SLAN D, O N TilE HUDSON, TOLElF OR
lease?splendid picule grounds; visited by over loojjuo
people last year.
II. P. DEGKAAF, Bowery National Bank.
ODEL COTTAGE. COMPLBTELITFURNI8UED, AT
Orange; ten rooms, one acre, stable (horse, cow. chickens
and bdhard table if desired) ; location beautiful, high
and healthy; no mosquitoes or cblds; one hour from New
York, Ave minutes from depot; churches and stores; $150
per month for six or twelve months; immediate tiossession.
Address R. V. McK , Herald office.
OTOCKTON HOTEL, CAI'E MAY, N. J.,
j for sale or lease.?Proposal* will be received for the pnrehase
or lease of the Stockton Hotel, Capo Muy. The hotel conlalue
315 Rooms, turuished and appointed complete, being
ready for immediate occupation. The ground contains an
area of about 13 acres, fronting directly upon the ocean. A
cottage adj in the hotel and contains 6 rooms, handsomely
furnished, with 2 rooms in the attic. No proposals less than
IfJ'Jo.tkW will be considered, with payment of $75,000 cash
on delivery of deed and possession, balance to be secured by
mortgage on chattels and real estate, with policies of insurance.
If not sold or leased the hotel will be open for guests
early in June, uuder the management of tbe Stockton Hotel
Company, and its repntntiou maintained as the very best
and most comfortable seaside hotel on the Atlantic coast.
Address G. M. DOREANCE, Bristol, Bucks county. Pa.
S" OUTH ORANGE, N. J.-TO LET HOUSE; 11 ROOMS";
stable, garden, shade, piazzas; depot eight minntes;
commutation $70; rent $'.<?); free until April. Address
box 4,087 Post office, new York.
TO LET-ON MAIN 8T, PATERSON, N. J. A STORK,
100 feet deep, suitable for any good staple business:
tbis is a good chance, for it has not been to ront before in '25
years; rent low. Address N. BARNUT, box 309 Post office,
Peterson, N. J.
TO LET OK WO K OK SHARES?A FARM IS NEW
Jersey, 20 miles from city, fl\o minntes from depot. Apply
st 33 Park row, room 16.
\FALCABLK-?TuNE OUARRV FOR SALE OR
lease ?Propositions will be entertained by the nndersigned
for the sale or leasing of the Port Lee Quarry (trap
roekl. 17 acres, lately owned by John W. Pettlgruw. doceased;
situated at Port Lee. on the Hudson River; docks,
engines, crushers, Ac., 1,300 feet river irontage.
ROBERT PETTI GREW.
K. C. DOWNING,
17 Centre St., New York city.
"17II.LA FOR SALE?$55,000, CUSTTJYETTTIiaooo!
V 40 minutes from City Uall; frequent trains. Address
VILLA, 282 Greenwich ft.
-liriNTER HOTEL FOR SALE.
VV In consequence of the death of one of the proprietors
the Hamilton Hotel, Bermuda Islands, splendidly located
and doing a good business, will be sold at a reasonable pries.
For particulars apply to LUN f BROS., 28 South St., or A.
E. OUTERURI Lei!-:, Broadway
Oft ACRES FOR SALE, OR TO LET UNTIL SOLD,
Of' three miles across f-'d st. ferry, snitahle for gardeners,
milkmen, pasturing or public resort. K>0 Bawery.
REAXa ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
Bonds and stock wanted-in exchange
tor first class real estate. Address box 2,031 Post
ollice.
CTHOICE MISSOURI FARMING LAND, IN SETTLED
J neighborhood, near railroad, for cash or to exchange
for House and Lot in vicinity of New York. Addrosa
OWNER. 70 Now Church st
1JIXCBAMOE?FIVE ACRES AT ROARS DALE, HARU
lent Railroad ; live minutes' walk from depot. splendid
lawn and orchard; stone House, hilly furnished ; size, two
stories and attic, 42x35; time, 50 minutes . commutation,
13 cents; price. $20.0*1. J. C. CLINTON, 65 Liberty st.
BJXCHANGK-TlX ACRES. AT KA8T CHESTER, ONE
j mile from Mount Vernon depot: House, 12 rooms, well
lurnlshed; carriage honse, barns, excellent orchard, horses,
carriages and farming implements: $20,000.
J. C. CLINTON, 53 Liberty st.
JTfXCH AN'Gh?IN BROOKLYN. PGR A 8MALL PLACE
31 In Nvack, N V., a three story brick House; tonr story
htoro and Dwelling, Uroccry Store a:#! Stock, for a House
on Heights. MOODY A ROGERS.
205 Montague St.. Brooklyn.
poli SALE ON EASY TERMS?OR WOULD EXchange
for small House* in i'hilsdelphla. Farm of 163
acres, 3 miles from Trenton, N. J., on the Princeton pike, 1
mile from Pennsylvania Railroad station; large Mansion
IE use, 14 rooms; large barn, slate roof,stabling lor 6< head;
2 apple orchards and all other kinds of fruit; large lawn iu
front, with shsds; 100 acres in grass, suitable for a dairy;
ipnn* etreani around farm. Apply al 4,130 Tranaerlpt et..
Went Philadelphia.
IjlOR SALK OR KXCHANUB?A USE F.tRM OK 00
I? aa-rc*, with good new building and full complement of
tuck, tooie, Ac.: il, miles In m depot, on mac.damiacd
road; only 13 mile* 'torn Now i tk. For full particular*
apply to WKTHKKBEK A MILtR. l.llt) Brondway.
TWO FURNISHED HOUSES, NEAR BROAOWAT;
caah and oxchange eousidered. Addreee with particu
lar*, OMEtlA, box in* Herald Uptown Branch olfl.-a.
OQ EAST iVflT ST.?FCRNUsUED^ 8 A lb OR
)< ' Iraee, part taken In cash and exchange. Examine
fur buitne**.
real estate XV astkd.
At ?~*>,noo?worth $35,000; west 47th rr.; sc.
perbly frvai oed and lurntthed brown (tone Dwelling.
Addreo* SpBt'l'LAriON. Herald olBce.
tjtirst ci,ass house wanted?on nth av. icor
X ner Jprelerred,, I..r which free and clear nearby Prop,
erty and caeh will be glean. Addrete BlloVK, 113 Bread.,
WAT- _
/VhKBNWOOD ckmktkky Lot wantkd-m^st be
VJT cheap. A idrc.a, for one weeh, mary u1ckruson,
i it Uaoaa aituia^Rroeklyn.
SUPPLEMENT.
REAL ESTATE WAITED.
\V'A.STKD, TO PURCHASE?A MEDIUM S1SE HOUSE
? ? ill upper part of the city, between Alb and Bib !*< a,III
faith to 7<Kh at., fur which cash and a Ileus.- in a fine P* . JfE
in Ilarlam will be given iu excitant!. Addroil L., box luf
Herald office. _
\AfANTED? A HOUSE IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD,
TT worth about $1.1,UK), m e*rhani;? for Loir on northern
part of blh av. an J eoiue easts. Address J. L , 213 Well
tilth n. _ _
TO LET POR 1ILSI Y ESS PURPOSES
BENNETT BUILDINO.
Kire Proof.
Located on Nassau, Aim and Fnlfon ?t?.
First Floor to let, unit able lor banlccrt, insurance office! or
lawyer*. Will be let together or in parte; be altered tu ault
tenants If ileal rod; adapted for office! or atorui.
Reasonable rents.
Alio tome eligible Law Offices to let.
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
Take the Elevator, inquire lor Janitor.
A~ ? LOFTS TO LET. wTxiOoTVERY LIU11T IN THE
. ha.ldiuK; 20 and 22 Woostcr it. Apply on the premises,
iu the itora.
Bboadwaa Lorrs.-To rent, thkee upper
Lofti, 47H Broadway, near Grand it.; good order: low
rent; poueaaion. JAMES PRICK, INKJ Hudson it.
Best business htand-chatham souakk,
I Catharine at. and East Broadway?Koauuborg'i Store to
leuse; also lh'J South st
I'~ji a. cbuiks Han & t ccl,
J. BH Broadway.
To let, the very aetdrable Buildlnir 729 Broadway, corner
Of Waverlev elite** : six stories 'A'.tx tlJO.
I OPTS TO LKT.?INQUIRE OF WM. KADDE, 548
J Poarl st? near Broadway, Now York.
OFFICES TO LET?INTTHE NEW ORIENTAL BANK
Building, corner of Bowery and Grand st., a very advantageous
lo. ation tor lawyers, real estate, insurance, 4c,
Appiy at the Oriental Bank No. 96 Bowery.
OTEAPOtVKB.?WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, LOW
O rent; steady power; rooms in prime order; Bleecker,
Hudson, Bank and West lltli its.
WILSON, 404 Bleecker st.
OTEAM POWER TO LHT?BOOMS 50XIU0 FEET AND
O 20x30 and 30x60 feet; well lighted and steam heated.
JOHN McLARKN, River St., Hoboken, N. J.
Sie.vm rowEa-To lktTkoomh. large"and
small, extra light, with Ground Floor; elevator; heated
by steam ; No. 180 West 27th st.; rent low.
OPLENDID LOFTS TO RENT ON BEKKMAN ST.
O near new Post ofllee; 185 foot doep; lino light; entrance
and hoist way on two streets ; over 20,000 square feet; power
can be had. JAMES PRICE, 1100 Hudson st.
rftHE FOREST GROVE UOU5E~TO LEASE?163DST.
J and Boston av., for hotel or ploasure grounds; 37
rooms, modem improvements, line prove ; splendid view of
tho Park, Pulisades and Hound; near railroad and steamboat.
II. P. DEURAAF, Bowery National Bank.
mo"LBT-TUE STORE AND~DWK L LINU" NoTsllOff'
J. erv; fine businoss stand; also Store and Apartments
1117 Waverley place. THORNTON M. RODMAN, Real Estate
Agent, H9t> Broadway, comer 4th st.
rjxTLET?VERY CHEAP, TWO FLOORS, 25X100 AND
X 50x50, with steam power. Apply at Progress Machine
Works, 57, 59 and 01 Lewis st.
O LET?W1 Til STEAM POWER, LOFT UOuM AND
Office. PLACE A CO., 134 Front st., corner Pino st.
1" lO LET?THE FIVE STORY STORE 328 CHERRY-ST.;
nlso the six story Store 13:10. 882 and 334 Cherry st.;
also the three story Store 33*1 Cherry st,, with or without
steam power. Apply to JOHN T. WILSON A CO., on tho
premises.
mo LET?FROM 1ST MAY NEXT, THE OLD 39-YEAR5L
X established Woodwaro and Cordage Store 190 Washington
el., this city, now doing a good business; this is a
rare opportunity and no deception, as the books will show
the profit- for the last and prior years. Apply to the owner
of said store. JOHN LADEN, 28 West 22d st.
TO LET?THE STORE AND HOUSE ON 5TH ST.,
Morrisauia; has boon occupied for the last five years as a
dry goods store by Win. Dick; the best stand in tho ward.
II. P. DEOKAAF. Bowery National Bank.
TO LET?MRHT FLOOR AND BASEMENT NO. 718
Cth St., between avs. C and D ; gas, bath, Ac.; suitable
lor machines, Ac.
mo LET?A FACTORY, FOUR STORIES AND CELX
lar, shie 75 feet IVont by over 100 feet deop, with 50
horse power steam engine, steam elovators aud every conveniensot
also three adjoining Buildings, each four stories
and basement, sise 25 by 50, communicating by steam power
with factory; would lease the eutire premises to a responsl
blr party for u term of years. Apply at 229 East 41st st.
0 LET?WITH STEAM POWER, TWOFLOORS, 50X
65 each; well lighted Inquire on premises.
JOHN McCLAVE, 11 th av. and22d?t.
TO RENT OR LEASE-PREMISE* NOS. 228. 229 SOUTH
St., running through to Water St.; lt>0 trot; separate
or entire. Apply to S. W. ANDERSON, office Sciew Dock.
TO LEASE?THE FOUR STORY B UILDING, 421 EAST
12th st; lighted on all sides; suitable for any business;
sirs 25x105. II. BAILEY, 50 bast 4th St., near Bowery.
fliet LCiAac?riir..njor.o oil. oin A*., v* r.oi oii/c,,
1 near 23d St. J ames BIKC1IKTT, 341 Wot 32d st.
rpO~C.TRRIAOB MAKERS ? BROADWAY^TO" LET,
J. large brick Building 1,006 Broadway, now used as a carriage
factory; is well adapted to piano, furniture or oilier
manufacturing business; reut very low. Owner, J. WOOl>,
208 Bowery, New Vork.
TO HOTEL KEEPKRS?TO LEASE EOR A TERM!
the Corner of St. Nicholas av.. Sixth av. and lliith st..
opposite the upper gate of the Park, on tho old Harlem lane.
This property, on the road to Jeromo Park, the l'olo Club
and the route of the Coaching Club, Is the most desirable
situation in towu for a hotel or restaurant; responsible persons
only need apply. , X. S. DAV KNPORT, 71 Wall st.
o letor"for sale?restaurant, Furnished,
miner ">;itli <?., Sth av. and Broadway.
DWELLIHiG HOISES TO LET.
Fnrulslnal,
An extra wide corner hoctse ox a leading
avenue, below the Central Park, elegantly furnished;
114 rooms; heated by steam; frescoed in oil; this superior
house will be rented to a desirable puny for a term of years.
For permits apply to U. L. I'll ALUN, 31 Bast 17th at.
FUEL FRONT POCK STORY-HOUSE. KEAR r.TII
av., below 34th ?t; phvsiclan reserves office; rent,
$2,500. 8. B. OOODALE A Oo, No. 5 West 23d st?. Fifth
Avenne llotel.
Beautiful small house, completely fur.
niahod, eveytbing now and Brst class; to a private family,
$175. Address ABBOTT, Herald Uptown Branch office.
Furnished and unfurnished houses-city
and conntrr. tor sale and to let. Parties having property
to diapiwe of send particulars to a. dai LEV, No. 588
Uth av.
TO LET?A FIRST CLASS HOUSE ON WEST 23D
St.; completely lurnlshed; convenient to ?everal lines
of ears. Fur pormita apply to NATHANIEL ROE, 200
Varick St.
rno LET-A PERFECT GEM-THE EXTRA FINELY
i. furnished House 10 East 47ih St., between 5th and Madison
avs.; possession May 1 next.
H. P. DhURAAP. Bowery National Bank.
O KENT FURNTsHED?TO A PRIVATE FAMILY
only, llonse No. 21 West 33d st,, In the "Aster block,"
st. Address buz 4,001 Post office.
Tiifurnialied.
At a low rent to good tenants.
51ft St.. near 5th av.. 4 a., b. U. I., April 1.
23d st., opposite London torroee, 4 s., b. s., h. s.. May 1,
University place, corner 9th st.. 4 s.. bfc., h. s.. May 1.
Apply to owner, JOHN A HADDEN, *3 West 2Uth st.
?A FIRST CLAS8 POUR STORY BROWN 8TONE
English basement House on 34th St., elegantly frescoed,
with marble halls, Ac., In first class ortler. to let at reduced
rent. Eur permit apply at 316 West 34th St.
SMALL TIlHEiTsT<>rrv PRICK HOUSE, 45 WES 1'
12th st. Can be soen from 11 to 3 o'clock.
?VERY NICE MODEL BASBMKNT HOUSE ON
31st st.. No. 223; all modern Improvements; rent low
to a good tenant. Apply on premises of owners Also several
fine Cottage Houses In Brooklyn.
A "most dejTirablk four story brown kngllsh
basement House, 2(t3 West 22d St.. to let. unfurnished,
la good order, to a good tenant; possession immediately.
\ 50-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE AND LARGE RESJ
V. tanraut, partly furnished. new'y painted and in complete
order, also Floors and Suits of tirst class Rooms.
OWNER, 11 Weal 11th st., near Broadway.
AFIRSTCLAS8~FO"6B~STORY" HIGH BTOOP BROWN
stone to let. 23d St., near uth av. 8. B. UOODALE
AGO., No. 5 West 23d St., Fifth Avenue Hotel.
mo LET?TiliifTWOVERY DESIRABLE FOUR STORY
JL and attic English basement Houses Nos. 215 ana 247
West 23d St. Apply to P. HARMONY'S NEPHEWS A CO.,
63 Broadway, or to A. LEAMAN. 217 West 23d st.
flX) LBT?FROM 1ST MAY NEXT. THE PLEASANTLY
X located first class dwelling House, in good order, No,
224 West 4th St., between West 10th and Christopher us.;
to be seen Cno permits reqntrrd between the hours of I and
3 P.M.; rent very low;$l,4U(X Apply to JOHN LADEN,
Executor, 38 West 22d St.
T~ O LET?NO 142 EAST 53D ST., NEAR LEXINGTON
av , a three story high stoop brown stone House, in
good order, or embellished to suit; $1,350. E. II. LUDLOW
A CO., No. 3 Pine at. and 35 East 17th it.
mo~LET?THE TWO STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC
X Dwelling, lately occupied as an Italian boarding bouse ;
rent low. luquire of 11KNRY BiSCHOFF, 58 Bowery.
froLKT?TWO POUR STORY BROWN 8TONB HOUSES
X on 32d st., between 9th ami 9th avs.; rent, $1,100 and
$1,450. JOHN A. WILSON. 269 West 34lh st.
O I ET -HOUSE WITH 10 ROOMS, NKXR COOPBR
Institute, unfurnished or partly furnished; possession.
MC1IUL8 A CAFPEBTY, No. 93 4tf. sv.
I AV. D? COBBY THREE STORY "DWELLING TO
OOU WMT JOTH ST?SECOND AND THIRD
&/L(O Leaf's to let for storage or manufacturing purposes.
Si 40 feat.
*JQZ eftTAV.-HOLSK <XR STORE, 100 WEST 38TH
Ot7'J at.; 'flrat and third Fiat*; seen from 8:30 to 10.
Oil Wait 24th at., four U , um. S RICH, 74 Murray at.
Fl'H.\ISIlKDHO(I.HS V\I) AI>AllT.11EKTg
TO LKT.
Atrivatf. family will bent a handsome
Farlnr and Bedroom, suitable lor oua or two gentiw .
men. 117 East 37th at.
Am VERY LA ROE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM;TWO
large closets. hot and cold water, with kitchen. No.
417 4th av., near JtHh it
NIOELT FURBISHED HALL ROOM. IN PRIVATE
fanillyj terms moderate. 119 East 13th at.
M ELF.it AN T PA RLQX A VERY PER A HA NT
front alcove and a hall Room to lit, without board; all
conreniencea and IIrat class attendance; relerencea given
aad required. 47 West 12th at
iiUMT FLOOrTVwo rooms; comfortably FUK1
nlahsd lor housekeeping: rent $7. 1% East 12th at
CpURNlBHBD ROOMS TO LET. WITHOUT BOARD;
J1 also handsome Parlor; splendid location ; would suit a
doctor; terms very low. No. 103 Weal 44th at.
FURNISHED PARLOR AND HKDROoM TO KENT.?
Pleasant location, clean, reasonable. 240 tith ?., Brat
floor.
Handsomely furnished parlor floor~~or
Half; also front Room and Bedroom, or aeparsterhall
Room, heated, ill .70; quiet house. 100 East 1Mb at,, near
Uniou Square Hotel.
Handsomely furnishkiTrooms, with all
the modern improvements, et 79 West 24th at.
T~ O LET?A FINK KKENOIFFLAT OF 8EVEN ROOMS.
In M eat 49th at; one diglit np; convenient to the Elevated
Railroad; to let at the low figure of $37; only three
families in the house. H. J. LIPPK A BKO.. 444 8th nr.
mo LF.T-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT BOOM.
J. i niAhlo f.f ? ccnfUman, without board 1'irue call hi
No. 64 Went 4<Uh u.
vtby iih.flrahly l.ocatko ami com kwiua ii [Ty
' faroUUcd Boom* to lat; taruu moderate. 03d Urged
WV
FURNISHER ROOMS AIVD APARTMENTS
TO LET.
(J. t WKEK1.T -LAKOE KRONT ROOM, TIJIRl>
V'r flit'1", turn'.aheil for light housekeeping. 318 Boat
i H
(rtll AV;, 1?4, NKAK J1ST ST.?KUKKWIIED BOOMS.
) singly or ou suite; bath* on ouch story; references re
quired,
TTH AV.. NO. IfiK-HCPERroR BOOMS; L'NEXl'ECTt)
ediy v?cated ; singly or en suite; single rooms tor gents;
rule re ores.
1 Q EAST 3-dD ST.?ONB BLEUANTLT KURNIHIIKD
lO Suit of Booms; also Booms lor gentlemen; house Urst
class; references,
Ti/v macdol'oajl, sr.?KUBNUiUKu booms, with
i.JA" every convenience for housekeeping, to let, to small
lsmilies.
-jTVo KAST 44Tti ST., NEAR CiKAND CKKTRAL
[ _j? ) depot.?Rooms, furnished completely lor housekeeping.
for stnsii families or single gentlf men ; reut $T> to fS per
week. Apply on the premises or to W. B. UAVBV, 4t?
Bleccker st. _
T - 7~6TU AV.?FURNISHED BOOMS. SUITABLE
1?J I for housekeeping, also lor single gentlemen.
Q " rr WEST 13TH ST.?FURNISHED FRONT AND
Jjt) I hack Room (gas. bath, hot and told water J, to gentlemen
or gentleman and wife.
wfuhxi8hed iioous a.xd apart
mevts to let.
T TarloiTSploor and basement to let-UNJ\
furnished: will be let together or separate. 07 ihh St.,
west of Broadway.
eautifl.'l FLATS to bent?moderate
prices. fr..m $7" to $<Ji> mo nth, containing from 7 to
11 rooms, uj East 7'Jth st. Ollice No. lAjj
HANDSOME FLU'HTFOR HOUSEKEEPING?23D ST..
between Olh and Otb nvs.; rent, $60 per month.
8. H. OOODALK, No. 5 West 23d st.
Two very nick and comfort able booms FOB
light housekeeping. 40 West 4th st. Call in trimming
tore.
Y' EKY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR
light rooms, all Improvements, to a small family in
high stoop houso J do East 20th st.; rent moderate. Owner,
on premises.
T7VH WEST 1CTIC ST.?SECOND FLOOR TO LET;
XV./ I private family of adults only; relerunces repaired;
all improvements.
PltOPOHA I.S.
Q1TY OF BOSTON.
Proposals for Sewer Pipe.
Proposals will be received at Sower Department, CHy
Hall, till March 1 for the whole or any part of 110,000 foot of
13-inch vitrified Sever Pipe, including 1,0000-Inch branches.
Apply as above for specification and form of proposal.
The rlglit reserved to decline all bids. Indorse bids, "Proposal
for Sewer Pipe," and address to
CLINTON VILES.
Chairman Committee oh Sewors.
BOOTS A.VD SHOES. ~~
<Jb A WILL BUY A PAIR OF NEAT. SERVICEABLE
O't Shoes tor gentleman or lady at CANTltELL'S, No.
241 4th av. Ladies' Rubbers, 05c.
europe. j
La. dencker, . /
. Hamburg, Germany,
agent for Petroleum, Uraln. Lard, Ac.;
prime references.
LIBELLING THE ADRIATIC.
PROPOSED BXTIT OP TUB OWNERS OP THE HARVEST
QUEEN AGAINST THE WHITE STAB
STEAMSHIP COMPANT.
It waft rumored yesterday morning that as soon aa
the Adriatic, of tho White Star line of steamships,
would arrivo at her wharf 6he would bo libelled for the
amount of damage done to the Harvest Queen and
cargo therein in December last, forty miles off the
Irish coast Up to four o'clock in tho afternoon yesterday
no papers in the case had been filed with
United States Commissioner Betts. Later in the day
Mr. McDaniell, of the firm of McDaniell, Lummis A
Souther, counsel for the White Star line, was called
upon, and he stated that an amicable arrangement had
been arrived at between tho White Star Company and
C. H. Marshall & Co., the owners of tho Harvest Qneen,
by which it was settled that when the owners of tho
Harvest Queen were ready to file tho libel they would
notify tho owners of the Adriatic through their counsel,
and the necessary bonds would be filed at the same time,
so that the Adriatic could sail at her appointed time
next-Saturday. The olfico of Butler, Stlllpian & Hubbard,
rooms 63 and 54, Trinity Butldiug, counsel for CL
H. Marshall & Co., was then visited. None of the firm
worn in but the manatrintr clerk. Mr. Sorievs. Said that
there was nothing to bo said about the caso at all.
When asked if the libel papers had been liled ho answered,
with an air or great mystery, "1 cannot say
anything about it"
"Well," mildly suggested the reporter,"can yon not
tell me whether they have been filed or not? I understand
you have the option of filing them in Brooklyn
or New York."
Mr. Si'Riuos?I will not say they have been or hare
not been filed. In fact, the matter is in such a shape
at present, that there is nothing to give to the public
concerning it There has been loo much said about It
in the papers already.
Rbtortbr?I called at Commissioner Bctts' office to
day and I understood tho papers had not been filed,
and I also callod on Mr. McDauicll, and he stated thai
an amicable arrangement had been arrived at betweei
the owners of tho two vessels.
Managing Clerk?What time were you In Commissioner
Belts' office f
ltKi'ORTKR?A little after three o'clock.
Managing Clerk?Well, I can say that no paperv
have been filed to-day.
TIIE CITY OF GALVESTON.
NO FURTHER DETAILS CONCERNING HER LOBS?
LIST OF HER OFFICERS AND CREW? WHAT
SAILORS SAY.
A certain amount of anxiety existed in this city ye?
terday with reference to the safety of the passcngeri
and crew of tno steamship City ol Galveston, lost oa
the 0th of this month on Mariguana Island, ono ofth*
most northerly of the Bahama group, and situated is
latitude 22 dcg. 23 min. east, and 72 deg. 65 mln. west.
The following list of her officers and crew was obtainod
yesterday at the office of tho United Stales Shipping
Commissioner, In Cherry street, where they were
shipped on the 15th of last January, the day on which
the unfortunate vassel left this port for Havtl:?
W. Evans, captain; J. K. Tarlton, mate; Hiram.
Crowlo, second mate; W. C. Jacobson, purser (latg
Deputy United States shipping Commissioner, and
formerly purser on the Clyde Havana steamers); John
Mullor, seaman; James West, John E. Thompson, Carl
Khrnke, M. Ninderman (late of the Polaris), GusBownan,
D. A. Herring, chief engineer; C. J. Chase, first assistant;
W. Clitt, second assistant; Peter Lawton and
Peter Murphy, oilers; George Sheehan, James Smith,
James Moran, W. Blootner, J. Lyden and John Connolly,
firemen; Thomas McGrath anil Patrick McGratb,
coal passers; Edward -lliltofi, chief steward; Nettie
EokholT, stewardess; George Mack, cook; W. O'Neill,
second cook; H. 8. Swoake, pantryman; Richard 8taddon,
porter and messman?29 all told.
The owners of the vessel?Messrs. C. H. Mallory Ik
Co.,?stated last night that they had heard no later In
formation than that the City of Galvestou had boon
wrecked. Messrs. Murray, Ferris .V Co., the agents of
the steamship line plying between this port, Savannah
and Nassau, stated:?"Our steamer tho Leo left Savannah
on the 12th Inst. for Nassau, and will leave
that city on her return trip to Savannah on tho coming
Friday, and will probably reach tbero some time
on Sunday evening. The timo occupied in the trip la
generally about forty-five hours. She will probably
bring full news ol the disaster, and may, perhaps^
bring homo some of her passengers."
A representative of Messrs. C. H. Mallory k Co.
' called upon Mr. C. Van Rokkolco, tho Haytidn Consul
General, to see if he could givoany information respecting
the passengers (of whom there are said to be
thirty), but he had received no tidings from Hayti o?
the subject At tho Maritime Exchange up to a late
hour no further tidings had come to hand respecting
the ill-iatcd era i t.
LOSS OF THE SHIP PROGRESS.
Full particulars have beon received by the firm ot
Snow A Burgess, owners of the ship Progress, of her
abandonment at sea. Her officers and crew were rescoed
by the fishing schooner Esquimaux, of Gloucester,
Maes., bound for Halifax, N. 3. Tho Progress sailed
from Galveston for Liverpool Januarys, loaded with
4,721 bales of cotton, under ttas command of Captain P.
1. Stevens, and having a complement of twenty-seven
officers and men. The voasel and cargo were valued a!
$550,000, being fully insured. The Progress wu
abandoned, alter great suffering on the part of officers
and men, 200 iniles southeast ol Halifax, the vessel
having encountered the very heavy weather which
prevailed during the latter part of January along tha
Atlantic coast She sprung a bad leak, and her crew
was forced to abandon her. When the Esquimaui
came in sight and took tho sufferers off no loss tliaa
eight of the men were found to have been severely
frostbitten. The victims of the disaster were placed
In the hospitals at Halilax after being landed there.
The Progress was built at Pamarascotta, Me., in 1851
and was lately refitted and repaired. Her cargo of cotton
weighed 2,377,554 pounds. The crew succeeded It
saving their kits of clothing only.
A TEMPERANCE LESSON.
Coroner Woltman held an Inquest yesterday In tha
case or Dennis Carr, of No. 'JH Madison street, who was
found lying In front of a liquor store, at the corner ol
New Ilowery nnd Madison street, on the night of the
6ih tush, bleeding profusely from a wound in the head,
from which he afterward died. After hearing the teeth
mony the jury rendered a verdict that the deceased
catne to his death from injuries received by falling ol
the sidewalk while under tho Influence of liquor. ^
KALYE.
The mannfactercrs of kalye deny that their ware contains
any ron entrated potash, and send a certifiest?
/roan Professor Bedford to thai eifcct.

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