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THE NAVY TAHD INVESTIGATION.
OOXTIHUATION OF T1STXXOVT BEEOBE THE COK
OBISBIONAL bI B-OOMM1TTEE.
The sub-committe*) of the Coi|ifttloul Naval Inves
tigating Commute* mow Inquiring into Brooklyn Navy
Yard affairs wore in seaaion taking testimony all day
yuaterday. Thoee vxamiued were Maasra. H. Kllia,
Henry Rosooa. J. H Creed, Devlin B. Carr. Walton, oI
Walton Brothers; Char lee A. Jonee, Jamea Borland,
Bosh Lackey, M. Kane, Uaae Hall, John F. Wilaon,
John Roach, George Weed, P. J. Derrick, Frederick C.
Bwith and Captain Fullor.
The principal loatlmony taken waa thai of Mr. Roach,
?he well-known shipbuilder, who gave a aalnnla account
?f nil hia governmental contrarta tor the paat ton
yearn, The committee Interrogated Mr. Roach eloaely
aa to the dllferencea between onglnea of certain
claaaoa and the coat *r building anch. Be
Waa askca especially- to aecoant for the
?ale of that derrick to the government, abont which
Some Mae accusations bad been made. He explained
that the derrick waa purcbaaed by him with tho entire
Btock of the Morgan Iron Works, and waa then ap
praised at $&0,000. He waa suhaeqnantly naked by the
government to build a aim liar one, and plana and
?peclOcationa were prepared, iho eatlmatea of which
placed the coat of the new derrick ai $100,000. A u
?flor waa then made from the government to buy the
?Id derrick, and It waa accordingly gold for $00,000, a
?ale which was authorized l>v a government comtnts
aion appointed to advise concerning IL Am to the
?tatementa net afloatconcerning the Trenton, Mr. Roach
eiplained that he was under bond* to the amount of
$(100,000 for the faithful performance of that contract,
and it waa unlikely bo would invalidate It
for aako ot the saving of a few hundred
dollars, all that could be gained, supposing that the
circulated assertion* in regurd to the vessel were not
Utterly without (uundutiou. As to hta other contracts
with the aovernment he stated that hi* contract for the
Iwo sleeps of war he built was at $*80,000 fur e.ich, and
lb It bul waa accepted, when the lowest bid against him
waa $700,000, a tact which showed, he aald, that thero
could have been no chance for bribery in the affair.
Mr. Roach presented all tho contracts he had made with
the government during the pant ten years, and ex
plained that '.n oach the award waa made to blra be
cauae his bid waa the tuirest and lowest. In
a business which covered, during the ten years,
the large amount of $1.1.000,000 In con
tracta, only $3,000,000 wore negotiated with tho
government. The committee queatioued the witness
Cloaely aa to whether he bad ever secured the patron
age ot the government cither by bribery or by giving
money'for political party purposes. Ho said in reply
that he was not a partiaan in politics in any sense, but
he had givea freely to both parties for political cam
paign*. lie had contributed largely to Governor
Hoffman's campaign, and on other occasions to demo
tnitic aa well as republican contests, lie did not givo
the money to miluenco directly any patronage troin tho
government With the procuring' ol supplies tor the
aavy yard ho bad nothing to do; his business with tho
loveruinonl had bccu entirely under contracts, lor
wbicb he had put in bids In the same way aa hia com
pernors hail douo.
Captain Fuller, a teamster In the Firo Department of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, testllied that ho hud never
been assessed lor political purposes slneo his con
nection with the navy yard.
The iHHiiinony ot tho other witnesses was not vary
Material.
Mr. George W?cd, Mr. Ronch's superintendent, waa
Instructod to prepare a schedule of all tho coutracts
made between his employer and the government
during the past ten years and ot tho moneys renewed,
Ac., during that time, and some testimony waa also
given In conuection with these contracts by Mr. llor
rick, the shipping clerk In Mr. Roach's establish
ment.
Tho committee will moot again today, but will
probably leave thia city in time to attend the opeaing
M the Centennial Exposition.
IMERICAN SEAMEN'S FRIEND SO
CIETY.
The forty-eighth annual meeting of the American I
teamen's Friend Society was bold yesterday afternoon i
It the Sailors' Home, No. 190 Cherry stroet. Tho
business on hand win* the reading of uu abstract of tho 1
report or the Board and tho election of trustees lor the
burning throe year*. Rev. R. P. Duck, Rev. h.
Loom is, U. D., William A. Rooth, Jaiuoii Demurest,
Horace Grny, Reuben W. Ropes, Rev. K. 1). G. l'ritne,
D. U. and William Wood were elected trustees.
ROB B KEY IN THE SANCTUARY.
Among the congregation of the Church of the Holy
Trinity on Sunday night last were two suspicious look
ng characters who attracted the attention of Dr. Tyng.
Alter the services were concluded the sexton locked
the church. The two men remained utter the conitre- I
cation had gone, and yesterday moruiug Dr. Tynj(
lonnd hia study brokuu into and coin to the value of j
>15 stolen torn a drawer. In tiie place of the money I
be found a photograph of oue of the thieves, loll tberu,
no doubt, as a sample of impudence. The picture wus
sent to Superintendent Walling.
A CENTENARIAN GONE.
Parnly Jonos (colored) died at ber residence, No. ^68 !
If?al Twenty-third Ktrcel, yesterday, at tho extreme
tge ol 106 years. The deceased was born in Virginia
ma hart boon a slave. Until the pa?t few years her
health wus * ery good. Tho body will bo luterred at
\Voodlawn Cemetery to-day.
HAK11UUKS AHD DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Ouwfori)?ABKRDKK.V.?Un May 2, 1876, at New I
fork, by the Kev. I>r. Tyng, at the Church ol the
ltoly Trinity, Mr. Jou.n J. Crawkord, of Philadelphia, '
to Jkrmr K Abkudkkx, of New York.
Fobtrr?cjRoa>ovKK.?At the residence of tho
bride's pareutc, Trenton. N. J., on Thursday, May 4. |
1876, l>y Re*. 8. M. Sludiliford, Jutm Gkay Furtrr, of !
New York c'ty, to Fankir H , daughter oI'D. N. Groeu I
tyke, Ksq.
Tiiomah?Roost ?On May 7, by the Rev. Coorge H. |
Hepwortb, at his residence, Mr. Chauuis D. Thomas, ol
New York, aud Miss Nkluk IC. Rooms, ol Brooklyn.
Truman?Cjiamnkklim.?On May 3, by Rev. W. I), j
Guilck, at tho residence of the bride's sister, Mr.
Chaki.ks M. Tkvma.n, of Now York cti>, to Mtas Kmilv !
A. Cuambrrlin, of Brooklyn. No cards.
1)1 tD.
Arkrly?On Saturday evening, May 6. Mart A rich
ly, daughter of the late Dr. Samuel Akorly, ol New
York city, iu the 67 lb year of her age.
Relatives aud Iriends ol the tamiiy are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services, at St. (ieorge's
Church, Flushing, on Tu>sday, May 8, at eleven A. M.
Trulu leaven Hunter's 1'oint at 10:30 A. M. Carriages
In waiting at Briugo su station.
A cans. ?On Monday, May 8, Mart A. Austix. In the {
13<1 year ol b- r age.
The relatives and friends ol tho family are invited to |
Ittend the lunoral, on Wednosday, the 10th iu>t., at
sue o'clock, Iroin the residence of ber son-ln law, L
U Muftin, at 113 Kldrulge sl
Bixuram.? On riuudav. the 7?T? Inst, Samurl Bimo
?ah, Sr., in the 87th year of his ago
Relatives and friends of tlio family, and E. L. Snow
Social Cmou No. 1, are invited to atleud the luneral,
lrom the reaiOifnce oI lus son, HW at., west of College
ov., Molt Haven, Tuesday, the tUh luak, at two o'clock
P. M.
lloRKX.? On the 8th last., Saiau, wife of Jacob
Bocbm, tn the 68th year of her uge.
Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend the
Inncral, on Wednesday, tho loiti insL.atoneP. M.,
Iroin her late residence. No. 117 East itftli si.
Brows?Suddenly, at Pougbkcepsle, N. Y., Mar 7,
1878, Namcy 0. Brow*, widow of C.ipiuin Peter A.
brown, of congestion of the luugs, iu tho tXMh year ol
her age.
Interment at Darien, Conn.
BtttKk. ?On May 8, 1876, alter a abort illness, Mart
Aumrh Bi'ua k, aged 11 month*.
The friends ol tho parents, Miles and Ann Eliza
Burke, are respectfully invited to alien,I die funeral, i
Hi is (tnesdayi aflern in, at two o'clock tbarp, at ibo
reanl'.'iico ol her parents, 147 Iludsou U,
Cali.auan.-on Monday, the 8ib tnai., at ihreo A. M,
Lokbtto, boloved daughter ol William and Ellen Calla
han. aged 'J years, II mouths and 22 days.
Funeral will lake place troiu tier late residence. No.
Pi& Maulson st., on Wednesday, 10th Mat., at two
s'elock precisely, aud Iroin thence to Calvary Cemetery
br interment.
Da*to*.?On Monday evening, May 8, Lbwis M. Day
rax, aged 8a.
Funeral services at the residence of his sou, G. L.
Paytou. 1(Wlnioii at., Jersey City, on Tue-day, the
Mh, at half-past iho I'. M.
DoraiiKRTv.?On Monday, May 8, Wiluam Doccm
BRTT, HfCd 4.1 ) e ir*.
Friends ol the taiLlly are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, on Wednesday, May 10, Iroin his luie
residence, No. lu* Prospect sl, Brooklyn. Remains to
be interred iu tircenwoo.i Cemetery.
Ouariiv ?on Monday. May 8, al bis residence, 61
Henry it, William Dl-mi-iiy.
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
EaXsT.? On Monday uiormng, May 8, 1876, al licr
residence. No 3& West aiili it., Makia Iaili&a, wife
ol Louis Ernst, in the SAih year of her age.
Notice ol luneral hereafter.
Kashbll.?In Jersey City, on Monday morniuc, May
Ith, alt r a short illness, Matthhw, Jr., son-of Matthew
and Frances Farrell, a#ed i year,months and & day*.
The relatives and frieuda of the iaintiy ure respect
fully invited to attend thu funeiai. on Wednesday after
toon, the 10th, at iwo o'clock, lrom the residence of
parents. No. 71 Hudson ?l.. corner of Sussex.
Flkkt. ? On Monday. *;ay 8, 1876, Fraxcim Flxbt,
M. D., in the Whii year ot Iw age.
The relatives and irietids ol the family are respeoi*
!ul!> invited tOattend tin tuucral sorvteoe, at bis late
>esi<ienco, No. .Ni Httdaou st., on Wedncsuav after
jooh at IWO O'cioi k The remains will be taken to
fauTnou, N. J., <>n n.uradav, lor iniermen:.
loj ?.Sunday evening, May 7, Davio Foa, a^cd CO
years.
Relatives and friends are respecttully Invited to at
leud the luneral, I mm tin residence ol bis brother,
John Fa*. No. ?> Morris at , lu?*da>, al two P. M.
Kra.si.is Urowned, In shipwreck, ou Dudgeon
Shoal, oil Hull, Kinland, April 14, Captain B. V rancis,
?I WliiioMaburg. ia lila Mlh year.
Glum*.? H*bt Gleison, M?y 7, mod 4.\
The lruud* ol the laMilly aie respectfully Invited !?
?Head the funeral, from 848 Wet I aotli ?k, ll on*
o'clock, ob (be Mb inU.
Hatk*.?At Mount Arlington, N. J., May 7, Elma U. ,
Han in, daughter of tho lata Thomas Haven, of Pbila- ;
MphU.
Funeral at Kyo Cemetery, May U, at twelve o'clock. i
Carriage! will be at Kye depot to macl trains from
New York at 10:10 o'elock A. M.
Philadelphia papers pl?a?e ropy.
Hbhhkrt.?On May 7, Victobia, the beloved wife of
Richard Jacob* Hai bert, youngdftt daughter of tho lata
11. H. Cobeu, formerly of St. l-ouu>, Mo.
Funeral from SL Cloud Hotel, at ten A. M . Wednes
day. 10th Inst. Relatives and Iriends are invited to at
tend
Hkrbanobz.?At his rcsidenco, Na 108 West 14th ?L,
on Sunday, May 7, Anto.nio Hbknandks, of Venezuela.
Tho tuueral will take place on \VednesU'iy, 10th lust.,
at St. Francis Xavier's cuurcb. West 18th sk, near otb
nr., at ten o'clock A. M.
11 runKa. ?Ou May 8, Catiaiunk IIighks, a native of ,
Hugnalslown. couuty Carlow, Ireland.
Funeral will take place from 102 West llitb St., Wed- j
nexday morning, at moe o'clock; Iroin there t? SL
Francis Xavier's church, where a requiem mass will bo
celebrated.
KiNMiiir.-OD Monday, 8th insk, Patrick IUnwt J. !
Kk-xnkuv, in bin 23d year.
The relatives and friends nf tho family lire most re- !
specllully invited to attend bis funeral, ou Wednesday,
lOtb InsL, at one o'clock, from the residence of bis
uncle, Nicholas Kennedy, No. 400 West 2<Hh sL, corner
loth av., to Calvary.
Macomb Suddenly, at the Union Club, on Monday,
8tli lust, Ai.ixaxokk S. Macomb, 01 this city
Notice of lunoral hereafter.
Maykb?Suddenly, on Sunday, May 7, at twelve
o'clock, OL'STAV MaYRK.
Relatives and Irienda are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, froui bis lute residence, Caslleton,
gluten Islitud, Tuesday, May D, at two o'clock.
Moan.?llrooklyn, May 7. of pneumonia, Cathaiu.hr
E. Moan, beloved who ol Bernard A. Moan, aged 58
years.
Funeral will tako place from her late residence, No.
260 Utb sL, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 10th inst. No
carriages.
Mush ?1On Sunday, 7th tnsk. of diphtheria, Fhkd
bkick W. Moss, only s >n of Edward U. and Wilina
Moss, uged 1 year, 4 uiouths iiud 8 days
Relatives and frleud.H ol the fawny are respectfully
Invited to attend tbo luueial, troiu the residence ol ni's
vareuu, corner White and Essex sis., Orange, N. J.,
ou Tuesday, Wth Inst., ut half-pact eleven A M.
Mcu.sk.?At Ouiicuberg, N. J., May 8, Fbbukuiuka
Mi-llien, aged 77 years.
The relatives and lrieuds are respectfully Uivitoa to
attend the funeral, ou Wednesday afternoon, tho Kith,
at two o'clock, from tho residence ol ber sous. Fred- 1
crick W. and Uuniel llernonu, corner of Frunkliu av. '
uiul 1st at., Ciuitenberg.
McMurkay.?Ou Mouday, April 8, Jknnik. daughter j
of James U. McMurruy and the late Ell*al>etn J. Far- j
low, ngod 5 years, 3 inontbs uud 21 days.
Funeral cervices to day, at ouo P. M., from hor laio
residence, 117 Henry st.
McNamaka.?Ou Monday, Nth Inst., William F.
McNamara, counsellor, iu the aoili year of bis age.
Notlco of luucral liereultur.
McNaiiy.?In llrooklyn. May 7, of pneumouin, Silas
Cami:ron McNary, Ui 1110 2blli year ol his ii}.o.
Funeral will lake place Iroin the Second 1'resby terian
cliurcb, Clinton, comer ot Fulton it, 011 Wednesday ;
alternoon, the lOOl Inst, at bull-past two o'clock, j
Friends and relatives, and also the members ol lied- 1
ford Lodge No. F. and A. M., aro respectfully In
vited
Nkwkiuk..?in New York. Muy 8, 1870, Jon* P., son i
of Joliu P. and Angle Newkirk, aged 20 jears, 10,
months.
Tliu relatives and friends of the family, also of his
uncles, .ludrc .tallies M. uud Henry II. Newkirk aud F.
P. Gautier, E^I , Jersey City Heights, are respectfully
invited to attend bis lunerai, from his late rokiduiice,
No. 2.'? West 23d St., on Wollnesday, 10th tn?k, at two
o'cloc.k.
1'kinglb ?At Dobbs' Ferry, N. Y., on Saturday, May
0, Kli/.a, widow of WiHlain Pringle, Sr., iu tbo 76th
year ol bur age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend her fuueral, from her late residence, Dobhs'
Ferry, on Tues'ay, May 0. atone o'clock P. M. Car
riages will be waning at depot to meet the 10.30 train
lroiu Mill St., New York.
Sarkaty.? In Philadelphia, on the 8th Inst., after a
short illness. Charity Hays, only daughter of Phuibo
and the lute David SuTlaty, Esq.
Skaui.no ?At liis residence 111 M in cow, L. L, on Sat
urday, Muy tf, 1870, Joii.v A. Skaring, uged 04 years.
Relatives und friends aro respectfully invited to at
tend ills funeral, 011 Tuesday, Oth Inst., ut one o'clock,
from bis Into residence, and two o'clock at tho Episco
pal church in Hempstead.
Smith.? In llrooklyn, on May 7, Joskph Smith, in the
6ath year of lits age.
His funeral will take place Tuesday morning, at half
pust niuu o'clock, Irom (lis latu residence, 126 North
Portland av.
Smytil?At bis residence, 822 7th av., corner 54th
sl, on Monday, 8th lust., William, son of Thomas uud ,
Margaret Sui)tb. lioru in tbo parish of Kiniiuwley, 1
couniy Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 28 years.
The rulutlyes aud friends ol tho family are respect- ?
fully Invited to uttend the funeral, ou Wednesday, 10th
iust., from tne Church of the SacTJd Heart, West 51st
St., between Oth und IO1I1 av*., at nuio A. M., wherou sol
emn requiem mass will be ollorod for tbo repose of his
soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Si'haui l.?At Flushing, L. L. on Suuday morning,
May 7, llov William B. SritAULB, 1). 1)., In the 81st
year of his age.
Fuuerai services will be Scld Iu the Congregational
church. In Flushing, on Wednesday afternoon, Muy 10,
at hull past threu o'clock. Irani leaves Hunter's
Point for blushing (Main st.), at balfpust two o'clock
P. M.
SgciBK.?Suddenly, on May 8, IIknry N. SqciKK, of
Slumlord, Conn., In thn 43d year ol his age.
Notice ol lunerai hervalter.
Dmut?At the Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal
parsonuge. Brooklyn, ou May 7, Lkwis Pkask Stkblk,
Ioungesl sou ol Rev. W. CI Steele, in the 11th >eur of
Is ago.
Strang.?Suddenly, on Sunday, May 7, Eliza
Strang, widow of John P. Strang, In tho 80th your of '
her age.
The relatives and lriends of tho family are respect
fullv Invited 10 attend the luucral, from the resilience !
ol bur daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Hill, No. O'JO Wash- 1
in Ml on st. on Tuesday afternoon, ut one o'clock.
Tiiachlk.?On Sunday. May 7. Ei.izaubth Tuaciikk,
daughter of Thomas Thacher, uged 34.
Funeral at Yarmouth Port, Mass., on Wednesday,
Muy 10, at hull-|mst three P. M.
Thmss. ?On Monday, May 8, Lmm Kstmi lk, daugh
ter ol Houry and llebeccu K. iheias, aged 2 years aud 0
?loutbs.
Fuueral will take place on Wednesday, the 10th Inst,
at two o'clock P. M.. irom tho residence of her parents,
ftiil Oraud si., Brooklyn, K. I). Relatives and friends
are re-pocifully Invited to utteud.
Wali>ho.n. ?On Sunday, May 7, Mart A. Walukon,
widow ot John V. Waidrou, in her 84tli year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend tho funeral, Irom tho residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary A. Forbes, 81 Mudlson st, this (Tuesduy) af
ternoon at two o'clock.
Wai.su.?Ou Sunday, May 7, Catiikri.sk Walsh, the
beloved wife of John Walsh, in her 62U year.
Friends of the luuiily and those of her son-tn-law,
Peter Cougblin, are invited to attend the lunerai, from
her late residence, corner Watts and Washington bus.,
Tuesday. May 0. at two P. M.
Wattlks.?(11 a ut. ks M. Wattlxs, at hall-past on*
o'clock P. M. Monday.
Funeral Thursday, at twelve o'clock, from the house
413 West ;:4tli sL ltelatives and frluuds aro respectfully
invited 10 attend.
WtLKiR.?(in tbo 8th insk, ufler a lingering illness, 1
William 11. Wilkik, in the 47th year of his ago.
Friends of ihe iamii> uud those of his brother,
James, Jr., are invited to attend tho funeral services, !
on Wednesday, IO1I1 Inst., at Luli-|iust lour P. M., Irom
the residence*of his brother-in law, J. P. Lestrade, it >
East 125th st,
PIANOFOItTtCB. OK?Alf?, ?.U.
~T~l'-KOK I'iK.nT.'Ti iUtJuC"sv|U""Cr<K AND I.It AND
il> I'iaii-m arouroVB iu?ke;ali.o lor hh.s ami rent, a
number ?f Unit aeeond li nut Pntnnt. in perfect order. V4 ILL
1 AM K.N'AUK .V CO., Ma. 113 3th av.. above 104ta ?t.
AriWltlVK OHAXJK TO MAKK A CkNT.NNIAL
prmtent.?Au rl.'pnnl rtwlwi; A Son* 7^ oclnvn i
Pianoforte *t a bargain; u ItIIM.it,t Inaail 7J4 roaewood j
Wln.u.ir Hlmiofor'e. luur nmnij, name un ptali-, ml fl,31*1,
fur #-75: maker'* marantic and bill of nafe trari ilerrable to
rirvlnoar. AImi parlor, library. chamber and diolnu ranm
uinitur*. r^ll at prlrat ? mrijence 1JU West Vilfcl ?l., near
tMU ?v.. thla i!i.y i'Iiteniayi.
ukaui'ikul riAjtorount, iwuT a stxvwa#
Pianoforte, every improvement. great xacritine. nib;
Pallur lll|E*li, oiilf J. MIDDLE, I I Wuverley place, I
near Broadway.
A ? URKAT BAfUiAlVS -RAKMOIIKS. i*>H ^LHI'.C-K
? cr *t , doiliiK out lirjr? Mock l'i*bo* liul; price, order ;
mlininUtrator ; $liHJ 92U0.
HAUK CIIA.N'Wlv' 'iKANiiS.TrHuilJ Tm, SgU A KKS*; \
also OrgAns, new nutl second li.md. lo re til low or for
*?te ou in?l*liu nt* : IK* rent* l<* 5i ? ilnjr.
? x. HALL A CO.. U? Kill 14th *U |
LOT OK SEUOMD II.V.ND I'I A.N O.I. IN TllOROUUn 1
order. I?r *'iie *t rmxleraie price* : ?!*?? Plinoturtcs to
ri-iit. of our own manufacture, by OtlOKKUI.NU A SONS. 1
i;#.? .ith nv., corner Htb it.
AUHK.VI B iK(i.VIV-KPLKMDlD 9 14 OCYaTB
Pill no, be?t maker, sod H-Vx); nilut be aold. 1C? (Tbria- i
lafkar ? i.
4 I'lll VaTE ! AMlLviriu; s"l L ~iAT SACKlr'llJB'
iMviftiil Stein way A Sous Pianoforte manie hi pleto? ;
? r?elilj carved tour round rime wood chic Hianotort*. 7V,
octave, every improvement, afruOif ovet>tMu?. Ac runt
$1*75 fur $3>XI. . > to< il. 0i>\e . bo* for kliippinx. M. II ?
U'ortlljrihe niii'iiiliMi id flftrtlen nbmit ptircb*?lntf a piano.
?'nl!. | r.vuli imltlt nee No 47 Weil Ittth >4.
AltK.VI I If l 1.1.V O iliVKU Ki)fifc\Vuui> 7 lii'TAVK !
Pianoforte, VKA). -J1 I Kaat ttutli ?t , near 4>l av,
Vi.ad* w i77i. mil ?yn iao?. a OABVtD Ldo :
r-i...wo.'l I'hlilieru flaMi'. ?uh inn'leru iioprnvt- !
M'UM . p* "eel orrtri. a>> Kant :<4 >1.. near .'<1 av.
4 III.AL'riKI I, PIANO. I?|I? I; A 7 I J OL'TAVK i'UNO- J
2V Inrie. carveJ ?'>?r,. Iniprt.v,.|,? m. ?ncrtOcv Tor |
t?4| n*n '? tol'l nr. iii?lalio>.iiU ana lo real. r . KUIIl'LKK,
?Jtl h?M 14th il.
4 ?ORKAThnf HAUtiAl.NS KYfcK OKKkttt ll IX i
PianiM niiit Ort?n?, cmh ur n-t*lnienl?; di>n?t fall
lu -rr tln'm. I'Ki-.K A MOli. M 4.'lliitun place, near ilroaii |
? ?jr.
LV,|; >ALK AT A IIAIIUAIN-A My L'.V HE (I HAND
IP Piaiin, m ciwnequeDCi' ol p ??,? leaving cr. ?. Apply at I
Wwmwiim.
/iiiKAi' BAHUAiss.?skw A.xn "mVoond ~ha\T?
VT h?i??. lir itA. it WtUUKR'n. 4.1 |
iid ?l.'.'i Went Mil h.
O T KIN W A V ? !4. W A I K11 S. V4" K H K i t S ? \ N I n > r 11 !?. K HKaT- I
p ilnMO* ?nil n-eiKid hand (qawrt and Pianov;
aiMi, a t.irk.?- ilock ol Orcax at e*tr*nrdlnar?' low pnci ? ft r
ea?h .'t luninllnient-. ?r for rent until p??> lor, m par con
tract. Wareroi.nu Artl trVMwajr.
IIiiKAC.. U'ATRRH A 80MK.
ITPWOMf ilIB M)I)AKK tMAMOg TO KKMV.TeuV
I Iuw . row-wood, caneil. plAlii. ?l. impr.iv. in -ntt. 017
payable ?ln iuouIAIj. lit. ITS'wareroun*. 7M Hmalway,
corner I>l4h ?t.
tVAlfTRtl A ?.OOD HKCOMD liAMI?" I'PKloilT
II Ptano; jooil m ikef: cheap tor caali Addrei* Imiin
?ItaMli to J 1. PAi.hhli, Herald oSce, .-Irlnf Ivwait price
and aMreaa.
B
AWUHKNUNTB.
owery theatre
Mil. OLIVER DOUD BYRON
Ui till" Kigantic mocoae of
HEX MtH'ULLOGH;
or, tint
W XSDKRKIDS DIVORCE
FRIDAY EVENING -Beiieflt of OLl VI.R DOUD BYRON.
PARK TUI. A I RK. BROADWAY AM) 330 ST.
BHAS8-A FEW MOItK NIGHTS
ll order to accommodate tlwu en route to the Can Mob 1*1
Exhibition
TUIRTKKNTH WEBB.
LAS I NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS
of Mc. George Fawcett Uumorooi mm4f of
i' R ASS,
BRASS:
BRASS,
which, In conteqtienee of other ?rruurmenti. malt bo
WITHDRAWN ON TIIB OCCASION OF I'M
100TII KERKORMANCB.
Admission SOc. and $L Renerved seats $1 5a
EVKNING AT a SATURDAY MaUNEE AT 3.
Seats r?aorv?<l for night tale to accommodate strangers.
' OOD'S MUSEUM. ~~ WOOD'S.
TUIS DAY.
MATINKK at U. I EVENING at &
ROBERT JOHNSON .1.7. L1T1LK
in lii? ??"?i??tiiiit I in tin-?e..satinu,
HEART WORK; I ROVING JACK:
or, 1 or,
POOR OK TltH CITY. I 8aveil from tl.e Wreck.
w
WALLACE'S.
Proprietor and Manager. ...Mr. LESTKR WALLACE
KoucleauH'a Comedy,
LONDON ASSI RANCH,
now performed at till* thoatre, bariuu attracted uuiuual at
tention iw l>.<uig tli." mint
CoMI'LiKTE ami PERFECT RKI'KHSE STATION
tint iian tioi u oU?re<l fur year* Mr. Wallnck feels that he
Isj-tatiAed In taking thia method of calliug particular at
tetitioo to
Tllii GK.OUP tiF ARTISTS
combine 1 iu Its Ulustrutlou
dazzle Mr. lkstrr wallack
CHARLES CO I" RTLKY Mr. II J MONTAGUE
Sir IIARCOUHT COURTLKY Mr JOHN GILBKUT
VAlik MEDDLE a Mr. IIAltUY BECKETT
!>OLLY SI'AN K i*.it Mr. W. K. FLOYD
>UJl HARKAWaY Mr. J. W. SHANNON
COOL Mr. K. M. IIOLMND
SOLOMON IS VACS Mr. C. K. EDWIN
LADY GAY fcl'ANKBR ...Miss ADA DVAS
PERT MIm KFHE GKRMON
GRACE HARKAWAY Miss lONE BURKE
LONDON ASSURANCK
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINliJI
until Inrther notice
Carriage* may be ordered fur I0:tt>>.
U~~" Mon" square" tiTkat'bk! "
Proprietor Mr. KHUIUDAN shook.
Manager Mr A M PALMER.
THIS .TUESDAY) EVENING. MAY 9,
will bo protloccd. after careful preparation and with vntliely
new sconcrv and ami liutmenta, an American drama. In live
acta, written eajieciully lor this ttientre, by A. It. Lancaster
and Julian Mai:uus. and entitled
CONSCIENCE.
Characters ua billows:?
Euttnce Law ton. confidential clerk to Mr. Harewood,
Mr. Charles R. Thome, Jr.
Nathaniel Hnrowood. a Wall it. bunker,
Mr. Froderlc* Itohina >u
?ludue You Cort. of the Now Jersey Hunch.Mr Joliu far.oil*
Dr. Mordautit. friend of Mr. Harewood... ..Mr. J. U. Stoddait
Cyr.l Harewood. nepbow to Mr. Harewood,
Mr. C. A. Stevenson
(lly tlie c-wrtesy ol Letter Wallack, E?q.)
David Delve, a lawyer Mr. Theodore Hamilton
John I'erry, a bookkeeper Mr. AHYed Recks
Richard t'obb, a cunttable Mr. W. H. Wilder
Jailer ..Mr. W. S. t^uigley
Coustauco Harewood, Mr. Harewood's daughter.
Miss Ivate Claxtou
Tabitha Trump, a distant relative Mrs. Marie Wllklua
Saturday, May 13, tbo Orel matinee of COKSUIUNUB.
fffoN Y~ ~V ASTi?R'iT"NEW'"' THEATRE". ~
1 SiVi AND .'iH7 k roadway,
Tlie only drat class Variety Theatre on Broadway.
SAM DKVERE, Banjo Klug.
GRAND
LADIES'
RECEPTION
MATINEE
THIS
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
BILLY GRAY,
l'.l'II HORN, tlie Veteran.
WILLIAMS AND CAREY. Lancaster
shire Clou Dinc.rs.
MOLLIK WILSON. Vocali.t. UBN
RIETTA M O LLE N H.il'KB.
1111-; GREAT CARROLLH.
CLAUk GIBUS. RICHARD CLARE.
? trio of Comedian*.
TbuAitistic Comiquo, HARRY MOKTAdOR.
The Plekilns Actrciaia und Vocallata, t
MLsS SADIK HKSIION,
KATIE EDWARDS,
JHNMK 8ATTEKLKK
CARRIE DUNCAN.
jamks s. kdwards.
MATINKR
TO DAY.
MATIN BE
TODAY.
THIS
TUESDAY
.. HARRY TAYLOR | Aitvruoon.
MATINKK TO-DAY AT TWO P. M.
B
Theatre comioue, ?u broadvvay.
hVKRY KVKNING AT s
WEDNESDAY ANti SATURDAY MATINKK AT, X
'The only leniutlniial Variety iu New York.
THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT.
AMERICANS ABROAD.
The great lllnminated Scene,
LE JARlllN MAUI LLE,
In nil its
Midnltclit Gayety.
A perlect avaliiuulte
ol Keinale Beauty.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
Iu Siiecie'ty Starn In n
GRAND OLIO.
OOTH'S Til EATIIK. K ELLOGG.
JARRETTA PALMER ...Leiice* and Manaieera.
EXTRAORDINARY OPERATIC AND MILITARY
PAGKANTRY1
BELLOCO GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
witu the dUtlnirtilnhc'l American Prima Donna.
Miu CLARA LOUISE KKLLOGU,
will atipear THIS dl KSDAV) KVKNING. MAY 0. In
Mi-yerheer'e ftreat Spectacular Opera aud trrund Military
Pageant,
STAR OF THE NORTH.
wlileli In produc?il In a ntjle of UNUSUAL MAGNIF7
CKNCK, the mixlliary force mimherlni; over KOUlt HUN
DRED. mid the other luarvelinu* ieatiirna, beMiud tlie
SCENERY. ELEGANT COSTUMES and BEAUTIFUL
UMKoRMs, being
REGIMENTS OK INFANTRY,
MILITARY BRASS BANDS.
A FULL DRUM CORPS, augmented Orcbeatra and
A GRAND CHORUS.
SPECIAL TRICKS.
RESERVED 9BATS?Parquet and Balcony fl SO
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
GALLKRV I'iftv Cent*
Box Office open Irom ft A II. to 10 P. M. every dar
thin week.
%? Miu KELLOGG will appear at evory one or tbe four
performance*, this Tueaday. to morrow (Wedneeday) and
Friday eveninKi and at the SATURDAY MATINEE.
BOOTH'S Tli EATRK.
EXTBA MATINEE
THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, MAY W,
BBNKFIT OF
TREASURER WILLIAM W. TILLOTSON.
Flriit performanee la New York of Palgrave Slmpeon'a
new play,
OEOROE RIQNOLD
in bli great iirtuiiial character of
Colonel I'll U.I,HE, the llllud teMlir.
mim MARIE RRABUOoKE,
MleeROSA HASH.
Mr. 0. II IIISIIOP.
Sir. FREDERICK THORNE.
and Mr. W. A. WIIiyeCAR
in the re?t.
To eouclede with the .lollirhtfnl Comedy,
A
comical
Col NTKsrt
in which I lie fiiiiiu nt Comedian.
Mr OEOKUE KA Willi rr RoWE.
Mln MARIS OuRDOX
and Mr. a B. BIRHOP
will appear.
S" AS FRAN!IISCO MIN'ST REI .?? OPERA lltR'SE. "
AN PRAN'CISCi? MINSTRELS. RMiAI'WAV,
MAN FRANCIHCO minstreijj, CORNER --VIU ST.
The must euceeeofnl orcanliatluo In the world.
BIRCH. WaMBoLD .mil hackl'h.
WAMIIOI.D'S new HOSO
BIRCH OX IMS WAV TO THE CENTENNIAL
BACK I'M' INIM1TAIU.E IMITATION*
RY*AV> ORE AT LECTURE.
REBECCA JANE.
SHAKESPEARIAN ADVOCATES.
THE ORE AT ItlCAROO.
Rttli murnl. Mallim-Saturday at 2. i
CADEM* OK mithict
A1
IJRAND CONCERT
hy
BERNSTEIN'S FtLL ORCHESTRA,
M
ATINEE RECEPTION TO DAV
KV TONY PVSTOR S STAR TROL'FE,"
TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
M;
for tho boaoHt of the P AI R of the T?an( Wemeu'e Cbrla
1i?b Aeaoclatloa,
TUB8DAY EVENING. AT ? O'CLOCK.
PROGRAMME.
Pert I.
I. Ortnd March,"BerlHtiiuky" Ftranas
"J. Ov.'iture. "La Mumto d.* I'milcl" Auher
3. Welti. "Where tin- ' ilron Kioninetli" Straut*
4. Ornud selection, "l.ohcnfilu" W*Kn,'r
5. ualoe, "Irreetetible" Brandeie
pTrt II.
0. Oa>erturi\ ,-nia Irrfaln um'a Olnck" Hnppe
7. Welti, "[.oleiire Hutari" lteriiateln
M. UrMd SelectlOO. "l.a .lulre" II?levy
II. itel.-p. "Klruie C iMiink' strnii<?
10. Pot |><iurrl, "La Mile dr MuUame An?ot" Levocq
Tlckete ?'*} cent*. Kor eel.- at the dnor.
TtO.V'T ( THIS 'afternoon '
I t YOU there will he a OIUMl MATINEE
POROET IT. I at TONV PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
}" > A LA IS ROYAL, 4 f UTII tV.. BETWEEN- jmtm "an D
:*hii ??.,>?* Yur* - Pony jri.unu lady attendant!,
(.rnn.t Veoal and bistrnmental Concert every trail HI, iruui
7 until I o'clock. Admuaton fret.
fltO-MORROW, '
1 TlJIi OPEN I NO OP TilE CENTENNIAL
HE E
TIIE E TEN IN,; IELEORAM
To 1?a Y.
anticipatort reports,
WITH PULL PAR TIC 1'I.A US
OP WHAT IS OuIN.i TO 1AKE PLACE.
a pull usr or i nk various departments
A\|> WHAT TllKV CONTai >
FRuiiRAMM K OF proceeding*
TO Mi(RROW.
ALL IN THE EVENlNU TELEORAM
TO-DAY.
ri'ONV pajiToEs new tiieatre,
1 MAll.N'EE THIS dav,
commencing at two p. m.
k MERICVS CENTENNIAL," 14 It A N I* MARCH. ? Y
A. U. I.. I?>wnl?u n ltli etlperh lithograph title In cnlom
pronounced the|uu?t artielte production In iho>-i mnaic ever
I-aiied In tin* country ; stayed Highlit nt Central Park Oar
ilcn with trawl nacci-at. I'rtoe m> rente, bold eaery w here.
Publiahod l?y PITSON * CO., 711 Broadway.
Al l NEE*I ~ foNY i'Abl OR S I I'O 1)AV
rinbel lONY PAnTO.-'H TODAY'
M.Ail.M.K I ToNV PASIiiRS to-DaY'
MATIN E K I TONV PASTOR'S llUDlY
SatinbE j tony pahtoh'r (to-day
Mr OHARLEH rohrrtm. jr.,
Ri;.>da lii St. Fetcr'e llall, Wcat Alth at., aoar 9th
??., tine rr.'iiter
Avlmlatiua 40 conti. No re erred aeate.
AXrSKMKKTS.
BROOKLYN TilKArilK. ~ '
Uww ?o l M?na-er. . . .M?s?ra Sll<M)K * PALMER.
EVERY EVENING THIS kVli: U.
? moat brilliant combination and threat double bill.
Mix I'll AKI.uTTE THOMPSON in liar new play.
MAUD MUELLER. ..u I
HTUAltT KulisON ?a<i Mlu FANNY MORA-NT
In the splcudtl cotuady, MAIllilKD LI Kb.
Tlie lull iiriii(lo ui Ilia Rrouklyu Theatre Company M
tteli play. ______
T-WGLE Tli RATHE.
BROAIIWMY AND 3ID aT.
Sal* Proprietor and M?u*var Mr. JOSU HAST
First nights ul Uynu'i Burlesqua,
UIKDKRKLLA.
Id which ttia following urtlnts appears?
K 1*> Minale Palmer. Mr. t> t. h mkmus,
Mim Jennie llu^bct, Mr. Jol?u WliJ, Ac.
Firfcl raiicc UK this the aim of tli* inlcaUd
MIS.h ai>klaidk lkxnox.
Mm LENNOX will appear In ? aociuty Comedy, to ???
act, arraured by heraell, eutitled
ADELAIDE.
Mr. N. C. Uoodwiu and Mia* Mlnnla Palmer
la I laughable Parre, In which Mr. IHIODWIN will
aiVK li IS WONDERFUL IMITATIONS.
A naw Melange of >ong? and Acts, In which
Mr. John Wild. Mr. T?ly. Mr. Bradley, Miaa Jennie
Uu?bea. Mlla Juneltea. Ac.. Ac..
concluding every evening and iiiatloece wllh Byron's wry
laughable Burleaqua, _ .
CiNDElUU.il.A CINDERELLA.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
o
LYMl'lC TUEATIlK.
tttl MKOAUWAT.
MB. JOHN F. POOLE ?MASAOBR
TUB BIRTHPLACE ~OF IIUMPTY DUMPTt. j
Fourth week ul the Grand Reproduction of
TUB BEST OP tU PANTOMIMES,
TUB ORIGINAL
II II U I' MM Vm PPPP TTTT * Y
II H V C M M M M P P T T Y
iiuhh II UM MMM PPPP r YY
II II U U M MM M P T Y
U U L'UU M M M P T Y
DUD 0 U MM MM PPPP TITT Y T
D DO U M lu M M P I* T Y Y
D D U U M M M M PPPP t YY
D DU C M MM M P T Y
"DDD UUU M M M P T Y <g>
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT 2.
rril AVKNUB THEATRE. (BEGINS AT H.)
v) Proprietor and Miiu?i:er .Mr. AUiII'HTIN DALY
?J-d weok. loOtli to lRStli perlortuauoa aud
FINAL NIGllTS
PPPPP !i cjt>yu u U
p P II o Tj u u
ppppp no o v it
p " ,Q V<5 c u
p u ijqgy uuuo
P.BBB
K
KBR
K
liltKB ,
B
I Pinal nights of Mini FANXT
DAVENPORT; Mr. HSIIEB. Mr
HARK1NS, Mr. LEW If, Mr. DAY
FINAL NIGHTS llDUB. Mr. HARDEN IIEltG, Mr.
of HA <RYMliUK. Mr. DIUfW, Miaa
"P1GUBI" SYDNEY OOWBLL, Mrs. GILBERT,
U|a*GBoRGlE UKStt UU NUNEZ.
Mini II'>i.LAND, and Mr. JOHN
, KROCCIIAM.
FINAL MATINEBfl OF Plyl'K SATURDAY AT 1 .30.
?.?SATURDAY NIGHT. Mny 1* lor
Mr. JOHN UBOUtlllAMS BENEFIT,
a reminiscent bill, comprising TliK SiilllOOS FAMILY
ami PliC A HON I'AS .
kru avbmui;. iiieater.
0 aATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 13.
for
Mr. JOUN BROUUD AM'tt 1JENBF1T.
a rrminTmJb.nt BILL.
cofnprialnu, for the Qrat tlma at thia tliralr*,
THr. HBRIOl'K FAMILY.
and for tha only ovcuaion tt.U aeaiuin
"POCAHONTAS I"
with phanunianal casta. Box ahort now open.
GLOUK TUKATRB, TJH AND 730 BBOADWAt.
R. W. BUTLkR. Maaacar.
TUB 8TANDAKD FAMILY THBATRK.
Kxtraorill'.iarv aud puaitirv amceaa of tha
BKYNOLDS liUoTIi kKt>,
In their Krrut ori|(iual charaoler akctchax.
Contlnouli ovationa to the Sovcrt'uni (juecn of Bong,
MISS ADAH KU'.HMoND.
aad aa Arrah Maaba MnelMli. In tlio thrilling Iriah Uurlaaqua
at, titled
Alt RAII NA BUOOL'K,
wllh a nowerfnl i??t, Inclmflnir Mesara. li. F. KETCH UM,
t: L HARWELL. K. I'llICK. OBO. McDoNaI.D. Mlaaas
HltADLhY and KKF1B; alao all lbs old favwritoa. Meaara.
McKEB. WEST. ULI I/.. KBMBLB.
Mia* Mil.LIE I'Y.NB I Mia. YIIIOINIA STICKNEY
in Opemtlc Gem*. | in Serio Comic Songa.
Miuiar DUNN in INFANTILE NEGROISMS.
The old fiivnritci. with 100 auperli artlata, in a magnlllccnt
olio, every iiIkLI.
/ 1 KKMANIA TI IE A T RE, _1 IT ll ST.
VX Ad. NeaeudurlT Director
TUESDAY. May 0.
KREVZPKI'KIC,
Comedy, in tliri'c acta, by A. L'Arrooge.
C1BKTRAL PARKIiARDEN.
) TUESDAY. MAY U,
D. U DOWN I NG'S GRAND OKCIIESTRA.
NINTH GRAND UONCBIIT.
BENJAMIN C. BENT.
the ei'lcbrated Coniot hmoiat.
PROGKA MME?PAU T 1.
Orerture, "Muruing. Xonn and Evening" Btippe
Meditation, "Klenra Kaun?e?" UiiiK
Male unarlet, "Suord ol Biinknr Hill" Oovcnt
Meaata. EDDY. LBE, MITUHBL aud LYIIKlUi.
Uanii front the Opera. "Eriniii" Yard!
I'ART II.
Overture, "Obcroo" Yon Wplicr
Solo, "Ave Maria" Gounod
Mmo. MARIA SALVOTTI.
Cornet Solo, "Seveuth Air Yariu'' Da Bcrlot
Mr. BKNJAMIN C. BENT.
Polonaise, "'Mlguou'' . j[( Thoutas
Fantasia. "Huuiorlatlc" htasny
Hi'tin. "Lot Mi- Dream Again" Sullivau
Ml?* M.VitlA BRAINARD.
WalU, "Better Tunes" .Ed Struuas
March. "Auiuriia'K t'entenulal Duwnlug
rp AMMAN Y HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 0.
Admiaai.ui aO sod 25 mill Raaorred Sot*, SI,
l>o?irii open ti 7*4. Cmamoucvi at K
* - a o ? ?
5,? " 2 -* 1
3ti??i i
!?siJs
I
riMiK
QUATKAU MARILLB VAUIrtTIKfi
l'*rl? by gaallirht In all ita (f'ory.
and every French sensation ol the dir.
The (Irand liucliu**, or tlie Irmli l>uko.
Til" Turkish Rather*, or tho Sultan'11 i'et*.
Tlia Kreneh Minuet ami Fuhi Plaatlqui'*.
TU? baiid*ome*l formed ladle* in the world.
The uioal artietic artl*t* 011 the earth.
The lined Theatia In America.
11.MO III'. S U.UlUK.V QKCKNHAUIL
VjT Menri Shook A Palmer,...Proprietors and Mana^ar*.
Mr. K. U. till in1 re limine** Manager.
1HK OKVKXBAOII COM'KKIS.
?Jti MOIIIS ONLY.
OPLNINU NIUIIT. THURSDAY, MAY 11, when
M. JACQURrT'oKPRNBACII,
the lllaatrluu* maaairo,
asalatrd liv a t%ran?l ori-ln-atr* of over
HU 8K1LLBD ML'NtUfAXH.
will Inaairurnle a eerie* ol tweuty {'M> concord at Gilmore'a
Uard-'M, wbieb ha* be on thoroughly renovated and Improved,
and rnudered
TUB MUSI' DKLIOii I H'L Sl'MMRR RRHORT IN
IIIB W OKI,IV
PROOKAM.MK Kill! T11K HUST OONCBRT.
i'a it r 1. I
Overturn, "Vert-Vert" (flr*t tltue hern) Offrnbaeh |
Romance. "Hello llulone" Olfeii!>*cli I
l>*nse ?auvaca, "Kobiii*?n t'riiaoe" (flrat lime).. .Offenbach 1
l'roiuanaiia. An Tour d'Orpheo Offenbach
("In the Ili-alm* ol Oitibou* ")
PA KT II.
O.ertar*. "He I'lle de Tuiipitan'' iltrat time hm).OVHikMh ]
Marrhe, l<rlltoi<Hi*e d? la tiaiae" (tir*t time lure).Offenbach
Romance, "llite* L.ui" ("lirandu Duclie***") liOvubuib
llailel munic from "Le Iti.i Uarottr" Offenbach 1
PAiir 111. ;
Overturn. "La Jolte Parfuuieuao" oflenl,arb
New wall* Offenbach
(Written nxprraaly lor thl* oi-mtljii.;
"March* Poiupeienae" ("Le Kol Carotta"i OffValniek
"UAtbllliana ' Offenbach
Arranaed e\oroi.*lr lor ihla accaali-u. 1
Private Hoke* .with lour adiniaaionai, *?'?; Admlraion. H.
Bo* office i.pru dailj irpm W A. M to tl P. M.. at tbe Madi
?on av entrance.
V It - I b" attention of the public ia rp*;,ortliiilv called to
tb* nrce?ally ol purchaalnir admiai>lon ticket* in advance
tiurin* the day, tliua faoMllailuK tliair entrance In tbe e\en
illK
'ATlkllt 7 TUNV PAST.ill's NEW T IIEATHR.
riilS t>A.\i DEVhRK. KPII In,...V.
A?TKBNO<jK. I WILLIAMS AMI cabby.
(MIICBKRIM'i HALL
j Mr. i.hnROE f ItltlSI'OVV rn'1'C'llully aanoanaaa a
1:, ncart, on Tm'*d*r evening, M*jr 0. ISTii. I'be luiio?lui( .
emliii'iit *nl?t" will aiiaaar:?Vr? KKII.V lll.'TBAN, Mr.
AKHUCKLl., Mr. tliiari. a Medler. Mr. (iKOIUIK. W MOIt
liAX, Vr. tl. H. Huttenl,ci, tb.i llarlom Mendelisuhn I'ui.'ii. !
Mcniinl*<?hi>'*' " ATllALK" will be perlbrined, Profi *M>r A.
U. Itoerr-, fini'iiiliiiiUi. Mr. (i?ori^ P. Ilrl*tnw, c< udiictor.
Ticketa, lnoln,l,n^ r?*?rved seat. $1. To ka bail ?t Pmui'*. ;
M7 ilrawtMyi Petara , st:i Broadway; nchubort's, -M
Vnl"ii iju-irr , Bd. Ilnpkina. .'kl Kaat Mill *t.: Maitona
IIInlBera, 1,11.4 llroadwat ; Hldlev <t (in., 4lb a*, and l^xib
at., and at liio bait Coooert to commence at 8 o'clock pra- ,
eltel). ______ ______ '
milK oLl> I RPll MOB*."
J riMi. at ton* pastomh matixeb
MI.MSIiiKLI TU-DAT.
HuWh * ' ooimso'li ORBAT CIBtJl tl'hXIIIBfira !
111 .\ew?r*, S.J., Maf H ,mil I); Jrrxjr Cilj, HHbaud |
11th; llrookljn, 1 lltil and 13th: Smith Hrooklyn. I nh.
SAM UKVKUE
PI LL HACK will 1 elate hi* etpeii>-nc<' with a Pull
URBPS. Back Drraa HI the MATIXKK Tll-DAV,
I'OXV PABTOK-ff MKW TIIKaTHi..
DVKKTIriK IN
fill. KVKMMi TRLEOIiAM.
B\TKS /it t'K.N IS PKK LIMB.
Tue circulation of tha RVBM.MO fKLM'RAM laat weak
wa*
Monday :.T.Iin
lucMtav :(7,J'0
We.lieaday IT^llI
I'liiitiday M7..'>.'!<?
hri.lajr JH.iMt
Saturday Hii.J'A)
Total iMh.auO
Ilaily averave 911,710
orHCB NO. 1 ANN ST.
riloNY fAJITOR'S KBW THBATBB.
1 TU.NY Pisrou'd KNTIKB COMPANY
av; uar l.i )<i*at Hill at
?ATINRB 10 !>.*?.
AVriBllBITS.
rHRATUK FRaNCaIS ??
(Laiea Lca.-ur Theatre) M ru? M Mttlnt tf.
M AUDI, V MaI.
Quatrieuir ?jirip d? Kvu-erlBtloa,
LKS rATTE* DK Mlil'CIt K.
Cum?4io t n truik actaa, u( V. SarUea.
MKR.RlDl. fu MAI.
Cinutueme M>irea J* ioukMiiIIou
I.E VOYAGE DK M. PKKUIC1ION.
Cautdie en o.iaUo actei par Labu bo at lliitli.
vKNDIiSDI. 13 MAI.
Sixicrao owiri e do luuacriptioa.
I.E DEMI MONDE.
CoaiLdiu ui< rliu i>'Ih ur A Unti. Bin
aA.U1.UI IS MAI.
LA CAGNGTTK.
Ticket office cImi U. Cog mat, 21* Eut Utli n.
TtiltT. OnUU HOW*. BETWEEN 2|? A NO 3D
hxm. Ever/ evening. Wedue>U*y ul Saturday
?. a kiuut in Paris
THK ORIGINAL CAN CAM.
THE PEM ALe. HATH Kits.
SO 11EAI TIKC'L MODRLS.
M SPECIALTY STARK.
A GRAND OLIO.
Pakisian v\riktih? i?th St. "aSd
AU1S1AN' VARIETIES. BROADWAY,
bbiuv* uver ult. EVKRV EVENING. at 8 O'CLOCK
<fc S> A -<$ .S> ?-A
I MATIN t.K. 7 J TO DAY, t J S O'CLOCK. T
^ T1IE GREATEST bKNSATlONS OUT? ^
34
I School Ulrb' Frolic,
i. I Yuur 1.1 In ? ia Danger
Girls ol Madrid,
NuvUaimu't Tabiaax, | I Yggr Llb'i la Ctninr.
Tha exqniiitoly irruueful. voluptuoua and Mutational
LA MINUBT.
Mil,i. IIERTIIA and thu lluhdiiHiiitvt Ballet In America.
GRAND OUO.
lOJurtUu ul acknowleayed merit appear al each perioral
?ilea. Llveliuit, lurxaal aud Leal Kuici lalnuieul iu Auiurita
rtkU.i * LKOVB j:in ST. near ?nii av~
MIJISTRKLS.
Khl LY t LEON'S
MINSTRELS.
KELLY A LEON'S
M INSTRhl.S.
KEJ.L Y A I. RON'S
MINSTRELS.
Every etoulnir atid Saturday tuatW
?tea, II1H GRACE TIIE DC EE.
THE ONLY EBON
S' L.iiiiho Charinuton.
EDWIN KELLY ?? the Duk?
A brilliant part Ural. introducing
?ueludicft from Giiolia-Girutlo,
aud Grand Kiln.
Itox offico opi-ii froiu I) A. M. tu 10 P. M.
. ftkCSICTAJL.
Wr ASftti-VoT.cS rtrtirTlA'ss&s. WiTii Goofi
TV vuicoa, at St. Urnatlna' church, 4<>ib at., between lllb
atnl Mil ava. Apply tu Dr. Waller, iu the basement of tlia
church WodDoailay eveuiuKol tbla wook, between 7 aud S
o'clock. ur itnjr Wednesday evening lierealtor al aawn hour.
i.MsTitici'ios.
A L"\DY" WISHES" "to' ' MASTER ' Til ' IKENCH.
il SpuitUh and Ilnllau lin Uuyea; dmi r-? to mak? the
acquiiiiitauce uf kiwne ifi*iitlaui?n ul leii>ur? mid ivhimtc
abitit.v vrlin la hiixidiu tu leurn Rnuliali proper In return.
Ap|dy VXJ Kill l> ih ?t.
A ~LADY KltllM 1'ARIS WlblfliS TO TKACli KKENC1I
ami inu?ic la a In??? IIv during tln> tuinmvr muiitbi
lit ?whtlM l"r Hid, App v rKACHEK. N?. ?! North
WiiibiuKtou nquare. Now \?rk. butu'vun Unnd 1 u'clm'k.
T8A0HRR, HAVIno KPaII Moi:MNO IKiri:fl,
wuiiid llkn olio ur two privutn puplU. Addruu
TEACHER, box 11-1 ILrald Upto*u llraueu ulticft.
Advertisk in ~ ""
TIIE KVKXINO TELEGRAM.
RA'i'KS 20 CENTS Pi*. 11 LINK.
rh? circulation or tbo EVENING TELEGRAM last week
w?.< : ?
Monday 37,100
Tue.day U7.2UO
Wrdueailuy 37,iOtl
Thur?.1?y U7..VXI
Kri.lay 3.\K.'jO
Saturday S&.3U1
Total 2.0,30)
Dally avera^o 30,71tl
OKPICE NO. 2 ANN S T.
I AUIKS OK LEiSL'RE WHO NKKD BRUSHING 0*
J In rudiinautarr ur advanced ituilien, ur rnquiru litornry
ciilLTlaiiinmut, may addrru, with cunUdciice. AGICEI.A
BlE, Herald I'ptourn liranoli ufflce.
WANTED-BYXoEirMAN LAlfV. A SITUATION TO
teach OarmnD and piano. Addreu Mra, liEltZOG,
47?j;a"aj[ ?t. _ _
uTlliard^
tlviiGE "As^iiirrMENt' O^TCK^ 'ASD stC^iTD
buitii TiibU?tt. with the now ch?Ueu^o cushion;
thu coi<iml uiigt* portectod, lit low pricun.
L. Dhi'kKU it t'O., ourner Onnul an?l r*jittro hvk.
AMBAIUAN STAND ABO BKVBL ifLLIARD TAHLEs!
ulth Di<lnunr'a ulro cuiliionv nulciy iihu<1 in ail chain
piounblp aud nialch tc"'ioii; m-coiid hand iabloa at icruat
Lari;itliia. v\'. II. ?I It 11' I' 11' 11 A CO., ?Ill Veaoy ?t.
ClOLLENDER'S ST AND A It D AMEKhTaN BEVEL
J ItilUard Tablua, with tbo cclcbrateil Pbcian k Oulloudor
cuiubloatluu euahion*, fur aale la thli city only at 73S Broail
Wuy.
?> NKW BXYBLBO UILI.IaKI) TABLES, 4X8, 4>||X9
i) and bxlt); ul.aap lor caah; lur aale at PIANO WAitE
MOOMM. au> Kin IBM ft
WANTED TO ??l 11C11ASK.
CI II Al US WANTED.?ABOUT' ISO STRONG WOODEN
) butt .m t'balra, new. or aa food ai now, Miitiihlu lur a
tiiihlii' hall. Addrvaa, uiviiii; luweat caah pricc. box 120
Herald odicu.
lil'IlOHEA.1 STEAMSHIPS.
/^UNARD LINE.-B. AND N. A. R. M. S. P. VO.
v' notice.
With a vlnw to dlinlniahinK the chanro* ot coIIUIob, tho
?U-auicra of tlila line tako a apocltlc cuurac for all aeaauna of
tin' yrar.
On ilia outward pauaRO from Oupenatuwn to New York or
Bunion, cmaaliit; tho meridian of W) at 43 latitude, ur nuthiutf
to tho north ot 43.
On tho liurueward paiauco. cmmlnir tbo meridian of 50 at
42 latitude, nr nothiiiK to thu tiurth of 42.
PROM NKW YORK KOit LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN,
BCYTIUA Wod . May 10 I BOTHNIA Wed., May 24
?SCOTIA Wod.. May 17 | ABi KSINlA. ..Wed. May 31
Htiuiueri ninrked * do not carry moorage paiacn^vri.
Cabin paa?ai;e, $SI1. $100 aud S130, cold, acourdiun to ae
conniiodatlon. Return ticket* on luvorablo tcriua,
Stoeraue tickrt* tu and froiu all parta of Europe at very
low ratea. Krulirht and paaia^e olllco. No. 4 ItuwIliiK Greou.
UMAjtLES ii. KRANCKLYN. Imn*.
])AS?ENOEIW PI.It 8. S BCYTHtA EMBARK Hi IM
the t'uuaril wliarf. loot of Oraud at., Jeracy City, at 3 P.
M., on Wudnuailay, 1* tli May, IH7U.
(M1M il, I' KANCKLiN. No. 4 Bowllnn Oreon, N. Y.
T|TH ITMl MiTAR lFnX
?V KOIt yUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STaTMS MAIL.
The iloamera of tlila lll.e take the Lane ltoutea reeom
nivnilud by Lieutenant Maury, U. S. N.. isoiiiif aouth ul the
B.ink* uii tlie pnaaago to (Jucunatuwu all tho yaar ruund.
GERMANIC May 20. at 2 P. M.
CELTIC June3. at 2 P. M.
ADRIATIC June 10. at 3 P. M.
BRITANNIC. Juno 24.at 3 P. M
GERMANIC July H, at 3 P. M.
From White Star Dock*, pier .13 Nurth Kivnr.
Katun Saloon, and $HKI. iu m>IU; returo ticketa on
rcaKonable torma Siouraue, fUs.
Saloon, aiaierouina, amoklnK aud balli rooiui are plaoad
amidablp*. where the nolae and niotiou aro leaat, alfurdliiK a
doirren of comfurt lulharto unattaiuahle al aoa.
For inaiiactiun of plana and other inloruiatlon apply at tha
Comptkiiy i ultice, 37 Broadway, New Yora.
It J COKTIS, A?ent.
\ NCIIOR LINK I N 11 ED M ATI'.S MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
CALIKORNlA.May 13. S aM | VICTORIA ...May 27.8 AM
ETHIOPIA Mar 20. 2 PU BOLIVIA Juno 3,2 PM
NKW YOKK AND LONDON.
UTOPIA May 27. HAM I AUSTRALIA, Juue lO. 4 I'M
ANGL1A .June 21, 4 I'M I ELYSIA July 8,3PM
Anchor Line ptiirx 20 and 21 North River, N. Y.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OK LON
IHiNDERRY.
Cabins, $U5 to $1*) currency, auctirdini; to ai comuudationa.
Excur.iluu tii-kata on far.<rabl? tor in a.
Stecrai;*. ^2H currency; Interiuedluto, (Ao ciurtraacy.
Diatls iaaiiod lor any amount at enrrnut rate*.
DBNDElOON BROTHERS, Axilla, 7 Buwliutf Green.
Vf ATION'AL LINK?VrtOM I'lKltS 44 JAND 47 NORTH
Al River. Kor Lmdou diract.
HOLLA NI), Wedueadav, May 17. 13 M.
FOR OUKBNSTOWN ANI? LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT .May 13. S to A. M | ENGLAND. June 3,2 P. M.
THE QCEE.N.Mav J7.0A. M I SPAIN..June 10. 7:'lOA. M.
Cabin paaiaoe fTO aud fSO. eorrency. Raiura ttokota at
reduced ratea. Stearnuo paaaam #2H. cnrrencv.
Dralta Iaaiiod from U upward, at currwot prices.
Apply at tha coinpanr*a oflice, >M> Broadway.
P. W.J. IILBS
.ST. Manager.
"VT OKTII UKBXAN LLOIU.
JN hTHANslllP LINK IIKTVTKEN NK*V YOBK, i
SOUTHAMPTON ANU BltEVI'.N.
Ct>niiii>iiy'i> pier, loot of-d it., llubitUn.
HON AU. ..Saturday. May IJ | ODHll Saturday, May 27 ?
Bill-. IN .Saturday. May -J>i|MAlN Saturday, Julia .1 1
llatc* ol paaaa.n ftom New Yotfc to Southampton, Havre ,
?r Bremen
l'ir?t Cabin. $100 cold: Secoud Cabin, fUU gvld; Steerage,
f .itcurrency.
Koltirn fiaketaat r?4ueed rale*.
Prepaid M.varage i ertllicate*, $9i rarrenoy.
Km liel;;lit at paaaage apply to
oi'.l.ltli IIS k CO.. No. '2 Fowling (tram.
0
SLY UIKKCT LINK To KBAXCK.
I'llH OKNKBAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'* MAIL j
S IK AM Kits BhlWKKN NKW YtiKK AND
llAVBfc. CAL1.INO AT PLYMOUTH (IJ. H.)
for tbu laixlin, of pnawngera.
Tlia ?plondid veaa.la or ilti* (avnrite route for tha Cob- !
tlnaul tf/eiug more ?outlier'y than any olber) will aail Iroiu '
pi, r No 4:1 North Uivcr as follow*: -
CANADA iKranirenll Saturday, May |:<
1.1 It It A1 h IK itUuglK-ri Saturday, May
AMKi IULI-. (l'ou?o,? Saturday. May 'XI
I'itlCr. til- IMwAilK. IN GOLD (including winaj
Kliat cabin, fllOto ?ll!U, accordlan to acroiamod alia a.
Srrnnd, $7J. Third clliln, #4(1. '
llalurn tlckrt* at ivdured rata1*.
Sterrtfa **' with tup.rtor accommodation, Inendlng :
winr. bedding and uiaoaila, without aaira chorgo.
Lol'tx DK HKitlAN, Agent. .iu 11 roadway.
/ MIKAT WI'.sTKUN STK VmSIiTp LINK,
O" TO IIKISTOL iK xil.ANDj 111ItKi'T,
?ailing Irom pier Is Kut Uiver aa lullovm:?
CORNWALL, Maiup>r . .Saturday. May'.0
hi' M KltsKl. A altar* \%r.luoadaj. J una 7
Cabin ptMBtfr. fl-'i: intermediate, $4i?: Moorage, fill, cur
rrary : rv?i'i? lictt'l1 -il.ii; prepaid ktvarage c->i tirkaiea,
Ir-O Apply t<> W 1). MOKO* N, Accui. TO (tenth ?t.
STATE link.
NEW YUKK TO OIJtBOOW. LIVKRPOOU DLBUM. ,
HhLKAvr AMI UlNIHiNUKK Y.
from pier 4.' North Klvcr ^taot of Canal M I a* Mlwc-t
C IAI h OK INDIANA Tbaitday, May 1M |
SfAl'l. OK PENNSYLVANIA Thor?.?ay, June 1 |
HI V1 K OK YIMUINIA Tl.ur.4ay. June 11
i?ud ?>Tcr> alt< rnaia Thuraday thereafter Hl>t cabin, S?1
t<> .v?>, at-ronling to accoiniund ul >n*: ratum tickata. i U'k 1
Second cabin. *Sl: return tlrkct*, fWJ. .-l-'urag* at iowr>t .
rata*. Apply to AUSTIN HALDWIN k CO., Agcnta. No. !
7- Hioailway, Now Yora.
Sia< ra?,e tinkel* at 4.1 Uroadivay and at tha rwuipany*
plar. twit ol Canal ?t, North lilrer.
1NMAN LINK-MAIL STKAMKKS
1 KOK OI'KKNKtOWN ANU LIVK11POOK
t I r Y OK ItlCIIMUNU Saturday. May IJ^ats *1 A. M.
CITY OK RKK1.IN Saturday, tlay - at S:il0 A M.
CI I Y OF t:HJ<MKH Saturday, J ana IO. at 7H0 A. M
lioui plar W North Ulvcr,
CABIN, and ilim, gold ; rrturir tlrkat* 'on farorablo
tcuu*. nTKKBAOK. cuirency. I?raft* Ivuod at lowaat
rata*.
saloon*, ttataronni*. *iiiokln|( and b*tl>mom* areldiblp*.
JIlIlN tl. OALh. Agrat. l.? and .1*1 Broadway, N. Y,
\iriLso.s LI>b Ktiil SOITII aMI'IuN and ULLl.,
TT tailing Iroin plrr -I North Kltoi, a* lollowa:?
IIII<AL<I<I May 301 OTIIKLLO,.,. luna 17
t'liLnBHO luoo J | IIINUOO J my I
Klr?t cabin, t'o, tanMcjr; M-oond caniu, *4 >. cnrrancy.
Eitrur%lon tlckat* 011 very latoralilo toria*. tlimuiih tickatt
laaiiad 10 ContiBaintal and Italtic p?.rt? Apply, tor tail par
ticular*, to
OHAftLH* L. WBIOMT k CO.. >...,t!. ?t
osr 1UBK r \N1? n nviiMir hoi rK m ii ii^
Lank, iikloii vi. tiik biiink, kwitzkiilano.
At:.. 4i;.. TlA ItOTTKkDAM.
Staanar MClloLTKN May 11
t>l?*renr MAAH.. May
Twu baautlfnl ttcainar*. carrying tha ITnllrd Stataa
mail to tha Mathertanda. are great (aTorit. * with the public.
Trip* rngalar, rata* low; comlort and living narfbat.
Vor Iramlit, For ?a**aaa,
t'lMiU. *'DYK k CO. L. W. MnilKIS,
t*J Kroa4v*y.
RUROPEAS KTEA?I*IIIP8.
United states majl lixk?*tk iu to uutiCSt
TOWS AND LIVERPOOL
sailing uvsry TL'EhD.vY,
I'uiu pier 4o North Uivor.
WYOMING Ma, 1*. 11 A. M i M VAl>A June IS. 10 A.M.
IDAHO May 3t). II A.M. I Wi.Hi'oKSlN' June JUUA.M.
Cabm. $?>?>. #70 and $?***, currency.
Intermediate, f4<>; staeragj. fM.
Futesntri booked to atid train Kuril, Hamburg, Norway,
fliDtltn, Ac. Drafts on lraltud, Kn|l?ud, I'mucn uul iii*r
ftiauy at !???!( rates . . .
WILLIAMS * OVIOM, 2*J Hi kittlw *j.
DVEBMSK IN
THE KVKNl *u t.'.lkoram.
RATES at Oh.NTS I'Ell LINK.
The oirculatlou of the E VENIXO TELEGRAM last week
Monday 37,1(10
Tuesday 37.JUI
Wedni'MiA/
Thursday 37..VW
Friday itV.liau
Saturday :u't :umi
Tutal ZHI..KKI
Daily average '*I.7IU
OFFICE MO. 2 ANN ST.
H~ AMltl KO AMERICAN I'AC K KT GUMP 1ST S LINE
<or PLYMoL' I'll I HERliOUKU and 11AMUUUO.
| Ll'.SSIXO Mat' III K KI SI A M ?y 25
! WIKLAND Mar ltflSUEVIA Juno 1
Hmua gl passage to PlJmontU. London, Cherbourj, Ilain
; burg and mil point* In England. Scotland and Wains: -
I Caliin, I?r?i salon*, gold ......$1"0
Cabin, second sal>-ou, gold. tiO
. Steerage, currency SO
| KLMlAUld * CO.. C. B. RICHARD A BO Ail,
General .U'rnu. (ieucal PasM?ig?r Agents,
til liroad st., Now York. tJl llroadway. New York.
IjTCBOPEAN TRAVELLERS WILL KINO TKI NKX
J tor si-tie rooms and Continental travel. Chairs lor tlio
steamers. Coin Pur*.*, Ac.. Ac.. at JOHN CATTNACll'S.
TM Broadway.
/ lOOK'S I NTER.N ATI UN A I. TO CRIST TICKETS TO
V ill parts ol Europe and Ahum lea at reduced rate*: do
not require their hiiKH-rs to travel tn parties. 'Vook's Kx
cursionist'' tor May, prim Id cents, cnutaius fares lor up*
want of I.IKJO kuropuau and American tours
COOK. BON A JENKINS. Ml Broadway, Now York.
COAmVlHE STRAMMH1PH.
ONLY DIRECT LINK TO KLOltlDA.?WEEKLY LINK
to Port Royal, 8. KtUWaudlna, Kla. ; llruunwitk,
Ua ; sailing aver) I'hiirsday, I'roiu pier 'M. East Biver. Thd
tUamcr CaKOXDELET, Captain MoCroery. will tall
I Thursday, May II, at 3 P. M., lor I ?rnandina and Port
| Royal. Through tickets issued to ail points in Klorida. Kor
freight or passage apply to C. II. MALLoRY A CO.. or
HERMAN UKi.PCKK. lf>3 Maiden lane.
J) A N A MA IRAN.-IT liTEA Mill" l"p~COMTa NYl '
FOB BAN /RANCISCO. CALIPOUNIA AND PACIFIC
PUItTS. via Utliiiiiit ol Panama.
Sailing faun nit i 13 Nor Hi ttlwi.
Slnamer CltlJSCEM' CITY SA ri'UDAV, May 81
Kor IroiK'lit or paxiujj.i upplr to
W. I*. CLYOH It CO.,
X'i ii liuwlmt;
PAOIFIC~MAIL 8TEAMS111P LINK.
POR CALIFORNIA. JAPA.X. CHINA. AUSTRALIA,
NEW ZEALAND. BiUTIbli COLL'MBIA. At . *0.,
aallliiir Iroiu tiler lout of Cnual St., Xurili Uiver.
KOIl SAX KBANCWCO VIA I SI 11 V IS OP PANAMA.
AtiAPl.'Lt'O. TnoHday. May ID, 12 nooa
counectliitf for all CcntnU Anieru-un and South Pa.lito
porta.
KKOM SAN PBANCLSl'O TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
Ciri OP I'iiKiO licml
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO VICTORIA. POUT TOWNS
END, TACOMA. PORTLAND, AC.. AC.
on tlio ltitli, HOtIt and 30tli of ev?-y month.
Kor freiiiln o: iM>iiti;ii apply at loot of Canal ?t.. North
Eivur. II. J. IIL'LI.AY, auporlntrndxat.
NKW YORK AND 11AVAXA DIRECT MAIL LI NR.?
TUeao llml calm (tOHi.i?lil|>* will nail at 3 P. M. from
pier 13 Xortli Itlvor foot of Codar at., lor llavaua direct, u*
li.llowK
WILMINGTON Tuesday, V?y 0
COLUMBUS Tliurwlay, May IS
Kor froichl "n.l Damage, having uuaiirpuasod >ci:nmm(i<l?
? in, ai p j. (JLYDE A CO., No. 0 Bowling Oreen.
McKELLElt LL'LINU k CO., AkoiiU in Havana.
N- Y.. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SS. LINK. ~
? St 'aiuerk Ivave |ii< r No. N< rih Uiver at 3 P. M.
Hill HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OK NEW YORK Thursday, May 11
CITY OF HAVANA TucmIbv. May -j9
KOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
via Hat una Prouruno. Campoathy, Tuni.aii and Tamptco.
CITY OK HAVANA Tuesday, Mayl'3
Kor Irolitlit and paioace applv to
K. ALEXANuTtK A SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers uitl k-'tve Now Ortuans May 7 and May 28 fat
Vera Crux and other ports.
VOB NEW ORLEANS DIRECT "
r THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn,
on 8ATUKDAY. May 13. at 3 o'clock P. If..
fr.iin pinr No. I* North River.
Through bills ol lading KlvMk to Mobile and all principal
poiuts on the Mississippi Uiver.
Cabiu panage, $?'>(>; steerage, 1-5.
Apply io CI.Auk A SEAMAN, 8fl West st
STAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRA/.11. MAIL STEAMSHIP^,
snlilng monthly from Watson's ? liarf. Hrunklyu, N. Y.
fur l'ARA, PKRNAMBUCO, BAlllA and KIO JANEIRO,
calling at St. John's, Porto Rico.
JOHN Bl'.AMAUL. Monday, May 11.
J. II. WALKEII, Tbiirsday, June l.V
Passenger accommodations nrst dais.
For treight ami pa?Mig". at re.lu red rates, apply io
J. S. TLCKI'.R A Cu.. A?''iii., M Piue St.
rraxA? uxi fob aEmisi. toi cui.no at idtf
X West, carrying the L'liitoil States mall.?The steamel
01TY OK AI STIN, Captain Eldrldgo. will sail
nil Saturday, May 13, at 3 P. M . trmn pier 20 East River.
Tnro'jgh bills ol lading given to all point* on the Houston
and Turn*. Central International and <!roat Northern, Cat
veston, Houston and Henderson, and the Oalveston, llarris
burg and Sau Antonio railroads, rrelghts and lu-nianoe at
lowest rates. Kor freight or p issage. having superior ac
commodations, apply to C. II. MALLORY A CO.. 153
Maid, ii lane
Mwuua.> a i.i.M-. ur .vii-.a Msiurs,
lor .Now Orleans mi i Texas.
will sail ovory SuturiUy to New Orleau... transferrin!; Texiti
froii-l't tliero in Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad lur
Morgan City, thence. per Morgan's Una of ktrnmurn. to Toxat
Bart*.
The MOROAX I'lTY will sail fi.un pier :?l North Itlver,
N'. w York, on Saturday, May 13, at 3 P. M? for Now Orleaui
direct.
ihiougli bills oriudlug altfuol to Mobile, Oalveston and to
all point* on ttio lialvdston. Hitrrtaborg and Situ Kntuula,
Houston and Texan Cental. International mdOreat Norih
vi u, Texas ami 1'a.itlc and Traue-ContiueMtal railroads. and
t'> I ndlaliola and Sail Antonio, and all point* ou the Oulf,
Western Texan ami Pacillc Railway. Ilrasoa Santiago, Cor
pus CItriati. ilockport, M. Marv's an l Fulton.
Freight tor St. Marj's and Fulton landed at l!?ck|Kirt.
Mh'ktort|? and channel due* at either Corps* I'll rial I or
li[??<>? Santiago at the expanse and risk of consignee.
Through rairs to Brownsville, tie l(lo lirandn K-tilroail.
Insurance ran lie effected under open policy of I!. A. Whits
ni-y A i'o., New Orleans, from New York to Now Orleans,
t>er c<'nt. Ihim New Y?rk to all Texas porte via New Or
leans, 'i per vnut,
Xrolglit ut lowest rate*, for freight or further Inform*
tiou apply t<i
rlJARL.ES A. WKITNKY A CO., Agents,
pier Jtl North Kiver.
OLD DOMINION STKaMSIIIP COM PAXV,
sailing from pier S7 Nor ill Hirer.
Fur Norfolk. City Poiut and Itlchmon 1, Tuesdays, Tlmrr
days and .Nalurdat* at it I' M., connecting with tbe Vlrg.ula
ai.d Touuesseo Air Line. Atlantic Coaet Ciii>, Piedmont Air
Line, Chesapeake and ubio Itailrmul and with the company'*
?testa line, to Interlot points in Nortli Carolina and Virginia.
X< whern and Washington, N. 0. 'via Norlolk), every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes. Del., Monday and Thursday, at 4 P. M.. connecting
Willi Maryland and I'olawaro railroads.
I'aiwiiiior art'iMuniodattos* un <urpo?*cd.
Through p>ua(e tickets and bills of lading to all point! at
lowest rains Insurance to Norfolk, -if., '4 percent Freight
received dally el pier 37 North tiivar. Oeneral oflircs, IVI
(IreeBwich ut. Is. L Mi l'lttAUY, President.
rpin: OLD dominion" sTiiAMsiui*" i omFany.
1 having refltted their fiuo side wheel steamship ISAAC
HILL, l,?JO i tons, purpose despatching lier from plei :t7,
lo.it of Heai'h st, at ?! IV M., Saturday. May 1 it. tor Phila
delphia, remaining there at loot ?r Ituce st., comenlent to
horse and stuaiu ears to Ceiitenuial Grounds, from Simitar
afternoon uiitll Thursday, 4 P. M., reaching New York Fri
day. Aiupiu state room aeromiaodatioa. I'asaeugers to re
tain rooms and hi\n moult on ship entire trip. Kate for
round trip, InclodinK meals and room, to & O, according
to room. Apply at general olllce, ll?7 i.recnwicli st.
IjlOll HALIFAX. N S., AN 1> if. JOHNS. N. V.
1 CItOMWKLL STKAMSIIIP LINK.
Steamers leave pier 10 N. It. following days at S P. M.
OI'.O. OIIOM WKLL. tui-Mlav, MayO
OKU Washington Friday. Ma/ 19
For freight or passage apply to C'LAKK A SKAMAN, H6
West st.
l'KAV BlalsiBItH* ut lltk.
* LBANY. PKid'LK'S LINK. SIKAMUOATS LKAVB
A pier 41 North Kner. daily, Sundays excepted, at UP.
J*., for Albany and all points North and West
CimXKN# LINK STRAM?OATS KOK TROY AND ALL
J points Nortlicast and W?*t, leave dally, except Satur
day. at It P M., Irum pier 48 North Klver
/utkk!f.iTT;ritiik i.Tn k. -"n kw ciiam pion, tur*
" ' day, I liursdav and Saturday, from pier -tU, i'aaal St. I
McManI S. altera ate days, imn lj?n>y \t.. ? P. M. _____
Bull rivkr link ro bokton.
*ia Newport and Fall U ver. The world renowned
steamboats HltlsroL, and I'WlVIDKKCK I ave pier Id
North iiiver, foot ol Murray st. dally (Miudays excepted),
at 5 P. M ThroR(h tktdi sold at all the principal hotelt
in the city. _____
0I.D BSTAHLIMMkD LINK FOR STl'YVBSANT. t'AIS
kill and Intermediate landings, steamer ANDRKW
IIAUDKR. Irom Frankiin st. (pier Toeeday, Thursdaf
Mild Satnrda) ; steamer MONITOR, Monday, Wednoaday aa)
Friday, at 5 r. M
PENNSYLVANIA RAILltOAO
OltkAr THINK LINK
AND LNilKO ST AI KS MAIL BOITK.
Train-, leave New Y?rk, via Desbroeaes and Cortlaadt
street ferries ae follows J?
k\i>r???iot llarrlsbnri, Pittsi.urx. the Woat and Sontk
with Pullm ui palace ears a;t?.:he.|, 0:30 A. H., 0 and H JO
P. M Mindar. rt and S :iW P. M.
Por willlamsport. l^>ek llaren. Oorry and Krto. at ?:30
A. M ami N. to 1*. M., uonaaetlag at Oorry lor TtloeriUa,
I'etrolount Ocntre and the oil regioaa
For Baltimore. Washiatrtoii aad tin South. "Ll.nlted Wash
liutou Ksprese" ol Pullman parlor ears daily (except
Sunday/. V ?J A. M., arrive W aah.nirtea 4 :ll? P. M. Ileeu
lar at s .4<i A. M.. it and '.t P. M. Saaday. 'J I'. M.
Kxpress lor Philadelphia. 7, V :>). M:?l, |?;S - A. M.. ti! :30,
U, 4. 4 :l<>. 6,ii. 7. h .an, u r. M. snd IJ aigllt. Sunday,!?,
?>. 7, H i and P. M. Kmlirrant and aecond clans. 7 PM.
For trains to Mewara, Klitaheth, llahwar, Pnnoetnn, Tren
ton. Perth Ainbox, Flemlnston. Keiridara and other
points, see Iik aJ srh -dnles at ail ticket aflhens.
Trains arrive :--Fnm: Pitishnrx. s ^V> aad lO:#! A. M. aa-t
If) JO r M dally : lO.I'i A M. aad S-.4) P. M. daily, ac
cept Monday. From Waahlni^on and Baltimore, ?i:Jl>
A. M , 4 :IA. 5:lu and ?" A. P. M Sunday, UiM A. M.
r r?iu Plrila ioli.hla. 5:10, ?JI>. ?: S. |M:W, II UiU. 11 :J4
A. M .a i.\4*rt, ft:1A (l:IO, ?? >i, M;tt and l'?:i. I*. M.
Sunday, 5:10. tl-Jtt, .l-.w. 11 .>4 A. M , dual and lOtJft
P. M.
Ticket olftces, ?'>>! aad IH4 Broadway. Na. 1 Ast ir lloasa,
and 'out of Oeabrotaes and I 'ortlandt st?.; No. 4 Court sL,
Brooklyn, No*. 114, 111! anil ll'l Hudson at., Ilobokea.
Kmlirrant ttoxat olhee. No. S Haltery plaee.
FttANK riioMHoN, U M. Bo YD. Jr..
lieaaral Maaawr. Oea. t'aaaeasar Ageaf
r HTnoRLPHliT VIA L<>N(J Bit ANOlf AND"VH*
New Jer?-y Southern llaiiroad ? Faie lower ikaa by
any other route, commending May I. IMTil. Leave New
Noek. I'lerS North River, loot Kector li.. M-.46 A, M. luf
I .on.- Branch and Intermedl.ite point*; U :ti> A M.. Inr rhlla
delphla. Long Branch. Vmeland, Ac.: 4 P. 1., for Philadel
phia U>ng Mr nu ll. Tuekerton, Ac : 4 F. M . for Loaf
Hrancli, Ac WM S. SM.lil.N, itaueral Manager,
h M O V AI. M A Y I r?> I' IKK Ml NoltTH RIVKR, FOOT
ol h pi In - st. - For Kondont and KlntcMaa, msui illN
*. itli l ister and Dataware Railroad, iandlnz at llighlsaa
I'alls W e.t Point), t'omwall, Nrwberr, Ratl'.ora, Mill en,
I'naghkcei *ie and Ke pu*. Steamboai* TilOMAS Clia
R
N K.I.I, leare evorr Tuaeitar, Tberaiay, and MWWI
JAM KS W. B\LDWi.V Moaitay. WedaesUay, Friday,
Bprlag st., pier 43 North River, et 4 r. M. 1
STONINOTON LINK KOK MOSTON.
Rodaetlea af Fare. ? ___ ,
Steamer* RIIODR ISLaND and NAllRAt<AN4KIT, Irem
pli-r ii'l North Ittver, la<>i or Jar *4..at 5 P. M.
Provldeiw-e l.lae,
from liter North liivcr, tout of Para pi*
kLKCrSA aad CaLAl C.A. at 4^>U P. JL

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