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^CITY HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
( ?Milr.it
i N El.l'iAXT HOI SK (i\ Ml'ltHAV HII.L. t'l.Mvf:
J\t" 'lb . lor mil.- Intr. or w til.I ?xv-li?i:.tj lui hutlif
between I "Hi .?11.1 itl.l ?tt,.-">lU ami lilii til Appiy to
TilKl>DORK ? fOl l.KK. 13 t'lo* at.
A D.I At'KNT TO*TH AV. <??TM XT I -MK.I'IIXJ si/I-:i>
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J ?: . I I'm* iud XI Ea?l I7lk at
I n?i Met.
rSHE.il'.?FOUR STORY 11 111 11 XTtKiP RJcoWX
i it. no. Siti a,I , uaar J.I a*. Allen tion ackati i ? ihi> h.iuaa.
S KIH- v TRICK, lit-' id at.
rr.iise or ir.?thrkk aroitv iiigh stoop hrowk
X ?luu= Dttfllliiii, J I.\jn Iilui, Kaal U't . tL.A10.X5n.
S KILTA1 Kick, IMii lid u.
W es: a n|r
V^IX NEW MODERATE >IZKl) rilUKK 8TORY HIGH
QtlaiiJ tlono truiil llautit; all niuilcru iui|irovo
B.tUl-. UvnuUfull) ?itualeU ou W'?a? lo.>t.i M., uaar loth
kiiA?'''* ' tenia aaav. Apple on premi e< lo D. II.
H71H HI'.. No. 847 WKXT, BKTWKBN aril AND l?TH
I'lava. -New flral cla?? l>* illm lor tala; ItunibRiaii'ptn
acmi.n. Appij to C. W. Lt Y>I KK. owner, on Hio pietniaea.
Mlat cl liiiia-oua.
Tpo LOT O tVXERS -RI SIM.S.SIIILE I'AKTI ES, DE
A airimi oT barme tl-.eir |.rn|ieriy iinprovuil. ran make ar
rangement, with a builder.vlto will turinali the nriutaarv
fumla on trriua wbicb would lio in tbo uaiuial advantage of
both partiaa. Kor turllior r\plan.tlion adilte-.* 111 ll.OL.it,
Hera.U office. tar one week
UliOOK.lt Y N PROPERTA FOR SALE
A.V1> TO LET.
"LH?K S.il.L-A LARGE Ht'l'iU.E KliAME HOUSE,
F tliroa (Anrirt anil lia?erii--iit. Iinuai 47 front, lot 47x110,
hi nl known ai. No Jim Son lb ()\forti *l , -^liable lor a bulai
ur boar,ling bouse. Apply ?l llir looptlaev
rjlo LET?i N Mil III MRGOEi.YN. Kit EE TO "DK
X ceulier I, |ben A Jo. to ri'thl purlles, a genteel brick
II ottae, 1*' loom*, nil imprufemectR, nearly new, iu fine or*
tier. it?um| neighborhood. At Itib 33d ?t., Brooklyn, or J. E.
BKKUVtN, 7.1 Court r?t.
PER MONTH 1NSIWLMLN TS FOR - A LIS,
vJpM^tlor would fxclihia two itory frame,brick base
luei.l and sub cellar II <?u*o. tl'led in; ull the modern im
Ijrovoments. Iimltr. rmif ? Until. At' : I rmuns. in Brook
vn, LU iti i it it teal frotu ferry. Apply to J. W. LAMB, 'J7H
Leonard m.
UhVl tiiKs riiK COI VII PHUPEllTV
FOR SALK AM) TO IIK,\T.
AT TAKKYiOV.N, ONE HOIK ilinM C I IV-- II A NO
ilKOiti* ly hiiJ fully furnished Iand Cottage* to let;
nominal real*. S. KM HhlLSON'. d ?.i Oth av.
V')K SALE YLUY LOVV ? A I>K SIRA ItLK~ LI. 1! ?! n ? !)
I on IfruAilway, Morrill alii A, i'wtniy third ward; hmiHi\ 4UX
40, uitli good carriage house and stable, with *bout 13 lot nor
ground, oil Lite of horse cur-*; 7 ml mites wiik Iron) ilu?i
sou |(iver Kalliti id dvpor. For particulars apply to K. 11.
IiI DIAJW aV CO . 3 K.U i ?t
UOMr. KINK I.OTs, IN (Ti: K V OV!) NKW VoKK
k^eitv, to exct at??e lor a a ? o?i Tenement, small House or
Virtciuia Fartt). Address OWXKK, box 33H He.- .Id ollico.
PKOPEUTV UlT OF TIIK CITY FOI1
SALE AXD TO KENT.
OK AN HE, N. J.-KENT, FUKNISHKf), LOW TO A
K?>od tenant, olcixuut leHdcnce; Ktanles; neur depot;
periect coiitiUloii; excdleui n.*i^liboriiot>t|; Improvement!!.
IIAMILToX a WAU.IS, ;;t? Fine.
ONE OF THE HEcfT FHOFKKTIE.S UKON 11111 lit O
Miu for sale or exchange lor a Farm. Addicts ?., Corn
wall. on tlie Hudson, N. V.
d?7(|(V71^ki w 1 C.L HUV A VALlfAHLK FARM IN
VI * ' Virginia K"??r full description inquire of UAi -
LICK A Pli ll.EllLS, Uiiii Fulton *t
REAL ESTATE TO EXIIIAMiE.
t rake chance to convert unproductive
JVpi ?pcrt> ? V Kesidoiive mid two neres, nice, healthy, ac
'eshihl'* location, within an hour oi city, to excliau^e for
Misvuurl or >outlnrn laud, im proved or uuim proved Land.
Call PHILLIPS, H i .Na?i?aif, room 3, foeond floor.
Dfsirvrlk h i sin ess puopKurv in ctTicTnoIl
r.* trade tor Piopirty iu Hie f ty. Address, htatin^
liescription, or call at room id, N ?. OH H oadwuy.
T7XCII \ NGK?THK MOST E LEG ANT HOCSK AND
JPjHrounds in Brooklyn for small Property in Hrooklyn, or
?uburban MARTIN DUNN, JOJ Broadway,
TjiXCRELENT DAiRV Fa U57 PI 1 NAM Cot N 1 V .
1J well wa-erod, abundance of irult. >;ood buildings; 1or
Western Land oi improved t'it.v Prop rtv.
O. C. WAY Land, 312 Ifroadway.
T? LEU ANT ON 25TH 8T. ? K.XCH ANHK f1>5 J Kltsl-Y
J iK .riii, about lOO acres; location Tom's River. WOOD,
t,243.la Broadway.
\* K\Y FIVE STORY TENEMENT ill C TO EX
I\ cuan.'e lor vacant C?ity Lots,
HENRY JOHNSON ltV? Broadwav, busenr;nt.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
\\r ANTKD?A PLKASANT. MEDJi \1 I'RlChD DWELL
t ? inir, lightly encuuibcrod, in exchange lor unimproved
iroperty. near West Broadway and Canal at.. paying not
|ver 7 per cent. Address, with full particulars, or uo
fitMver, PROPERTY OWNER, Hc-ald office.
Vy.anted?for" cash, a trait of land in
?? Northern Texas. Address, with priro, references as to
titla, tVc., aud luli description, I , box ?i.LOd New York Foat
TO LET FOR UIS1NK*X I't ilPOSES.
IJENNETT BlILUIXt'i.
XJ Fireproof.
Located on Nbuku, And itid Fultln it*.
lTfst Floor to I ft . suitable lor banker*', Insurance office* or
)nw>cr*: will be let together ? r in parts; be altered to *uit
tenant* if desired ; adapted lor office* or stores.
i.'casoitable rent*.
AUe boaie eliui le Law Uttlcrs to let.
APPLY OX I UK PREMISES.
Take Cue elevator. Inquire for .1 suitor.
\ RAKE OPPORTUNITY?THE NEW STORK 12
AKijI 14th st., near Nth av. ; rent $l.H00per uuuum ;
Fixture* and Fittitius tor *alo at a fair valuation
fPO LET .oNK OF TIIK HKST CORNERS IX THE
X I ighteenth ward; has been established tor many \curs
as a grocery, and is occupied now as a shoe store, doing a
food htiHue**. Inquire iRCi East 23d *t.
IfO LET?LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, WITH Oft
without steam power. Ill* Nassau st.
fro LET-WITH OK WITHOUT STEAM J'OWKU, TWO
1 spacious Loll*, 200x7?"? feet: wo.I liflitod, with steam
sle\ rtlor. and all moucrn improv omenta. Apply at ;H5 Kuift
28tli st.
rro LET-I'llE SPLENDID, LARGE. NEW store,
1 2d
2d| West lUth at., tuituble for grocery or bakery.
TO LET-AX ELEGANT STORK ON A CORNER 1
Grand at., near Bowery; rent low; also Floor*.
CROWE X VNDKRmON, 2btt?*rand st.
mil LET-THE VERY DESIRABLE STORK ld> LIB
1 erty at., between Greenwich and Washington at*.; suita
ble tor jUD.nxt any kind of business. Apply at 147 Cedar St..
near Washington *t.
rpO LET OR Lfc \>E FOR THREE YEARS-BUILDING
L 2l>2 and 2r?4 Front *t. ;
store. tour lott* and basement
each floor do b> 64; suitable tor manufacturing puu?>ses and
storage; a .O-horse power engine on premise*. For further
particular* inquire oil premise*.
110 RENT. WITH STEAM i'OWKB-FLOORS EACH
2"i\-o. Miitnhle for any manufacturing business, at l.V?
and l'?7 East 4ltli *t., near Grand Centra! Depot.
DWELLING HOUSES Td LET.
Furp Ginn.
i VERY COMFORTABLE HOt'SK ON PARK AV.
1V. near d.ith *t . to rent, fully furnished, for the winter.
L. If. LUDLOW A CO. d Fine st.
An elegant house on vru av below 34th
*1. to rent for the winter: fully and handsomely fur
ni-bed. K. II. LCD LOW X CO.. 3 Piue st.
A
?RhDUCKl) KKNTS? NKW FLKNIhllKO AM) UN
? lurutahed llata at iiMo-a 4 I'iiiu aud 33 Ka.t 17th hIh.
V. K. STKVKXSON. Jit.
GULLY FCKMISIIKD HOUSE-NEW CAKI'ETS. SIL
V rer and iln.u; ?Id ?i.. near 7th av. rent
HALLS A SIJl'IUKS, S HI We.* 23d it.
jrrtKMi: bbown stone iioi.sk .1 slexixi.ton
corner -'-M hi ; aiao Malik1; Uoiihc partially lur
nlaba.l. K. il. II.. Ill Kaat 34th at.
S
ri'o LET?AX KLKUAXTLV Fl KMSIIKl). IN OILT'
X rise*ood ami black walnut, lour storv bouse, three r ums
deep. Apply on premises, 141 West 47th st.
Jh/'ik HER M0.NTII.-Fl KNISUED BROWN STONE.
Brussels aud velvet Caipots; walnut furniture; Id
rooms; owner* board; buirdern allowed; Brooklyn. Ad
dress DESIRABLE, box 2tAi Herald office.
.A.House, on 2t?th *t . near 4th av. J. II, MONAGllAN,
I 4tu av.. corner 28th *t
X nttlr dwelling House. 12-1 Waverley place ; has at) mod
ern improvements ; In perfect order; ent on
Immodistel) THORNTON M RODMAN, Real Est..to
A cent. Bis; Broadway, corner 4th st.
810
MONTHLY.?TWO MTOKY COITAOE. t C LL
?t. 77th tl.. near 4th av
S. Kl (.PATRICK. 34ii 3d av.
I'l KMMIEI) UUO.UN \ \ I# Al'A 11 i'.11 h.XT*
TO LET.
ATOl'I'Lh uV" MO U.MS, HAMiS.iMhl.V El It
nl.iirU, lo krntlam?n, without board. 21 Woat J7ih ?u.
Dear .1th av.
a WIDOW LADY, LIVINo vLONB l* A MaXDHOMK
./YI. iuroliba.l French Hat, wuul I rent one m two Kooma,
without hoard, lu attitlciuati of roap?ct?lii)ky. Addraaa
ltooMS, l.?\ 111 llara. I uro ;b.
A
A
?'.7 EAST "i.'TII ST . > K A it M \DI-">X AV ? IIAXD
Murly lurniihi-d Second Floor ami tluro .tor> trout.
XU'l-.LV Kl'KMSl.r.U BOOM, WITIJ CLOSETS, f~>
.atukty ; oua or lao iMrxoia; rdlorMce. 114 hill Uih
xVinui.ti, voii or two ncntlcmi-n. 2. Weal 24th at.
i IIKMIEI'I.. EUHXIHIiKD FMDM KOOM . EVE It Y
A
u v onvsironce; southern u\; ??uro, al- 'mil Room, rent
t<> suit the times-; fine blocs, lad We*t ; Jth st.
t HANDSOME FUKNlSHKD FRONT FAKLOK FOR
or two yen ticmt n 41a t t!i ?t-. near 1st av
A
I)
I' itturiit*ti??<!.
t TENANT WANTED-FOR A FOUR .STORY HOUSE,
a Vpnfnrni*he?f, near Park . owner board for i art rent n'de
?ired. Address CliAKLKS, box 177 Herald uNice.
T PER MoNTH-A THREE STORY BRICK
LI
4i'i
SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES TO RKNl, UXFUR
In uiihed and furnished; list* corrected uud seut by mail to
any adure** E. H. l.FDLOW ACQ.. 3 Pins st.
QM ALL HOUSE la4 EAST 2hTH ST.?RLNT $02 PER
Otfiotith ; also L?>wer Fart. 7 rooms, 102 East 2Sth st. ;
house < pen. Ollice 138 La*t 12th st.
rpo LET- PRIVATE HOOK 224 rLlVtoN ST.. FUR
X ??ne or two lumilie* ; newly painted t ud all modem in?
provemi'tits. Inquire in trroceri *t?iro corner M tciim.n and
Clinton st*.
fPO LET?AN ELEGANT HOUSE OX PARK AV., AT
i b.w ie it?; also Flats. CROWE 4k ANDERSON, 2 6
Ui ana *t.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUif TO GENTLh"
men In private h inse >1 lOiii m. ; atse ball
NEATLY FI7R.X1SHED FLOOR FOR LIGHT
house keeping, with c a?, hot aud cold water; rent *3 J
month. 422 West 47th st.
A SUNNY. CIIEKUFUL ROOM. FoR A UENTLKMAX,
./V$J >?per week 224 2d av., near Hth st.
\ ShCuXh VLOOK. H AN DSOMKL Y FUKNI.SrJ h
J \ Mother deeirablt* Rooms, in private Louse 53 West 2Hth
st. ; excellent accommodation.
\ LVOV II AS TWO COREY FURNISHED KOOM ^
.aYcompiete tor liouifIiepmi, uito ball Room tor Lady or
gv !cn? it with place fur tire; icru* ritoflerate; house t*rt
v i. . it l.tdy and goiitleinau, will, little girl are uot suited
| .. a*e call a. am. 222 East lOtb *t
K H VXDSOMKLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND
XV t wo iingie. fer gentlemen . moUern iiu,movements. d3t
4th av.
EsIRaMLI: FURNISHRD ROOMS FOR GENTLE
Without Board, in first class house; 34 West 2otU
fXCel ?Ut HCC'ln lIUMi.ltlOU*.
1/i'R.MsHED ItOt#M8 To J>ET-TO TRANSIENT PAR! I
lies in or out the city. No. 17 Wait Idth st, ,
Ft KMSIIKI) HIKIV.* AVIJ APAUT
MKVl'S TO UBT.
TAOR '.FNT! KMKX SECOND FLOOR*" 1'LKANANr.
I ImihIumuu Uoouis, uu feuilo ur Miigly ; yriv.tle huuoe,
316 ITltt ?l.
IIMSHI I) BOOMS To KEXT. WITIIOl r boaku
.? VV#*t I Hil? it.
|^l'HMsHK|> itooM AXP liHPKooM TO HKT
V ? <*Mt *3 I CI week 4J I 'A4 *9.
LU'liMHHKIl I'AKLOK P* LOO It AND ONK ROOM OX
I H Mir, npitr 'J5tl> ft., wiili tire ant! if a* . al?o S?c??nU
rtoar, lumisucU, corner tHh ?v? beltiw 'J 7 lit *1
S. Kll.ft*ATKl<*K. 34U34 ?v.
VMUKLY Kl'KMSIIRI) H<K>\IS->l'l T *BHK YoK
i i .I'titUiiiiiti and wile or g?otl?at*u ; one Wall Itooai. 35
Bandit.
yifKLY KUKMsOIKD ROO Mrt-HU IT.VHLK FOR A
.A ittmtur'i office or tingle geuileiiK-u . all modern improve
meulv .3Jtl W??i j'jiU ?t.
f|lO A RKSPKOT \ HLK AM KMC AN GKXTLKM \K A
I luriiiihvMi Wall I! ad room , rent moderate; location cen
ti al ; Wallt and * a*. I to Ka?t I I |W ?L, uear 4th ?*.
rPO LIST-IN A KHKNCH FAMILY (NO ID >A RDK K6?,
1 u ahola Firat Floor. WattdAomely furnDWed; would tin
Uuudftomely
tor a I'uclur nrdentut: no In/tit housekeeping; mine
haudkonie Redroofuv 4 ' West '24 th ?t.
rPO LET FL'KNUUfcD ROOMS. AT MO. .Ttt WK4T
l ?tli ?t , ueer 5th nr.; private family : reference.
fPO LET-IIANDSOMKLV FCJItXI.tDKD ROOMS. OR
X whole turt.iahed House 3*7 Lth av.
rpo LKT. KCUNISIIKD-LAHOK FRONT II ALL BID
1 room; private Aitiericiu family; tonus $J 60 per wee*.
ft I 'id av.
*) OR T||RKK MKATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, CON
wiifi'ildf, *uliable for gentlumeii or housekeeping; gat,
Wat It. hoi Miid cid water. .16 K**l 45tU at.
6) FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET? 'O OKNTLEMEN,
w without Board. Inquire at 343 Went 15th at.
?TH AV., NO. 164.?Fl'KNIStJBD ROOMS, FRONT
? )*nd rear. with hatb* on each floor; reference required.
H ST. MARK'S PLAf-E ? STlf ST.), NKAR OOOFRR
I Iu*titulo.-~ FnrnUheri Kuomt tor gentlemen; SO to $d
I 4j?ff sr.. 43 kast.-h knished rooms on
> wi-ecou'l floor ; terms very low ; gentlemen, $5 to $7.
14
Til ST., 2? WfciT.-PARLOR FLOOR, FUUti
MHimi, turnl.bed; .11 conveniences; together
pxraL.
1U
ORE AT JONES ST ?FRONT ROOMS, $14 TO 910
per we>>k : for two tingle, $7 and $s. ,
*> | WEST liTIl ST?FURNISHED ROOMS TO
0*Xlet. without Hoard, en rulle or singly, for getilloiuen or
gatitleutau and wife.
1(\() EAST liTIi ST."~NEa5"4TH AV.-A FIRST
I" ' ? /floor front Itooin (water end dre??lu? clotet Attached),
2 Kooi;i? up fttairv, healed, tu yeniieinen.
11(1 MACDOUOAL sf.?FURNISIIBDROOMS, WITI1
J. 1 \ "every ?ouvcuience for houvekucpintr, to let, to re
aped nhle mm all familiea.
I *14) HAST 17TII ST. ?IIANDSOMELY FURNISHED
1 ? I? Room*, without ?iard.
1?J(1 Hasr 171*11 ST. ?HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
10?/minny I'urlor mi i Bedroom on tceoud Uoor, with or
without hreaktaat.
1QO Wfcsr ltiTftf ST-ROOMS ON FIRST. SECOND
X ?*? land third floore, furniahed and unfurnished; terms
modtTuto.
toil s r., NEAR 2D AV.?KL-RXIHUED BOOMS
to gentlemen or m.rrl.il couple.; kLo Irout liu?
i.vmi.MMiKi) eouju urn aTaut.
.MKVTS TO I.ET.
\ PARTMENT HOl'SE. IlAianr BUILDING, 5TII AV.,
S\.coriK'r 1 .'.tli ?L ?t?ch suit. Iih> prlvuto kitchen, or ten
uut, "upplluil Irum tlie ireiicri.1 cnisiiie.
A
NO. I KI.ATS. IN SUITS OF EIGHT ROOMS. ON
.Villi st. niul mi tltli nr. Apply tu A. MEAD, fctthl ?>tu r.v.
a private family will lk'- bkvkIal pleas
^V.iiiii, comturinbly lurnlihed Rooms ruasunnbly to Ken
tin dcii. lb U .v
AT ?TH AV.?CHOICE FLOORS TO LET; 1M
pruveinente; Uve ruums eneb. See pretnlhe, and owner
11cm 11 tu I.
APARTMENTS. UNFUKNISHRDi
^ \. Iln- I.euux, 7*2 Atli av.,
lur Inr-'O or small t.imilius; uii.iirpu.sril lor oonveuleneo and
eleirancu; iiienis lurntslieil; relit greatly reduced.
A LB ANY _ AP A RTM ENTS. S AND II BOOMS.?
Jl. Apply at M.t ?L, eutraneo, tu the Janitor.
c
IIIEaP RENTS,?FLOORS, SIX ROOMS, FROM S15,
corner AUtli st and lutli av. S. F. HILL
TAI.ATSTo LET-FIRST GLASS ; *2.0 TO $:!<> APPLY
L on premieea. Janitor, 12.1 SVo.t 1111> St., between Otli
and I'til ava.
FM.AT >1\ ROOMS. SECOND STORY H1UH STOOP
bruwn .tune Irout; mmble hall; low rent. 414 tVe.l
.V.th . t. '
L1 Lou Its .'20 AND 224 KA-T l7TH SI-GOOD OR
I d*r. Apply at 224, 11 tu 2 o'clock. Would rent for stor
ing furniture, Ac.
ONE APAIt.' MKNT, T&NTKRDKn, 200 WEST 20T1I
st.?Southern expo.ure, roar drying prouuds; spacious
Harden: Janltar: luxrluou.; *40.
"PLEASANT AND DESIRABLE APARTMENTS IN
1 French llat No. 210 Ea.t 7ftb at.: ell modern Improve
ment. a?id In perleet order. Apply on premises.
qiO LET? TO A SMALL FAMILY. THE UPPER
i Floor, in private houso. with front Basement If required;
rent, in'ludiui; Itas and extra hath, $stu. 206 2d uv., near
loth it.
rpo LET-TO SMALL FAMILIES. FIRST AND BASE
1 metii Floor, $26; Second Floor, $22; one do., $22. Apply
on premLes, hill 2d av , uear 27lh si.
rpi) LET-NO. 302 EAST I1TH ST NEAR 2D AV.
1 lour Rooms, second tloor, $22; third Hour, lour light
Rooms, $211. by tlie owner.
rpo LET-Fl.AIS IN NEW BROWN STONE HOUSES.
A 518 and 021 West With st.; six rooms. all modern im
provements: fid to $2u Apply Mrs MULL, till .tilth si.*
rpo LET-FLATS IN BROWN STONE llOl'sE No. 532
I West 4tMb ?t : .lx rooms; modern improvements; rent
$15 to $2H Apple It. 11A V. on premises.
rpo LET-FLAT, SIX ROOMS. ALL LIGHT; UUIII
J. sloop brown stone house. 462 West 51st St. : all modern
improwmeuis; rent $28. Apply DAVID, 420 West 4Stb st
t}D AND THIRD FLOORS TO LET?IN PRIVATE
?Giou.c; ttve rouiua each; separate ira.; $25 and $22. 161
West 21st st
/jo jane sr.?very i)Eutr.vulh floor, four
")?yitO"tns; closets, but mid cold nator; every impruve
lueilt; $25 monthly.
7|? WEST 27T11 ST.?IIIIRD FLOOR TO LET. SIX
I vrroom., in good order; choice location; cheap reut. In
quire as above
TOO EAST I7TH ST.-THIRD FLOOR TO LET, FOUR
JLOt'sieani rtmma. water, grot., large closets, all In very
best order, in small private family.
QUO ?rn A V., NEAR 57TU ST.-OXK FLAT, SEVEN
OOOrooms, none dark. $15. Apply to lanitur.
HO AII DICK* WAIkTEO.
I DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE,' 22 EAST 230
Lst. ? Elegantly lurmthed Floors, with private table.
I BLOCK FROM BROADWAY. HANDSOMELY FUlt
Xnished Rooms, with or witlnint Board; low prices; 132
East i.th ?t.
"I SUIT OF VKKV DKSIKAHLK SIOOND STORY
JL Rooms. Willi Hoard. 153 Madison ??., corner 33d it.
"I KLF.UaNTLY FLRMMl 1.1) PARLOR. WITH
Lllr?t class Hoard; couple #.'0 per wuek; No. HIS Went 43d.
Inquire Nil L'ls Wee! I Bill ?t
A I TO" $1' 1'KIl UaY. $6 TO' *10 WKltKLY?KINB
VTI'iiuii. IIret class. Maxwell Hotel, 170 lllcccker it.
t nmillcs or single.
4)1) STORY FROST ALCOVE BOO.V; AI.sT) BACK
_ Parlor. furul*! I or uufurnished j excellent table. 109
W'cit Hit! at.
4) LAlios, SUNNY IIOOVTs.WITH HOAUI). UlTaist,
Minear 4tit av. Locution desirable ; tcnna moderate: refer
ence.
?> HAXOSOMKM FURMSHKD ROOMS, 914, WITH
ef Hoard lor two ; taldu Hoard, $1. 335 Weal 38th et,
tj.?l lo $&. handsomely furmshkd rooms
O'lfor houtekeping or gentlemeu; house private; Hoard
it desired. HIM Rust 13th st.
Era w . ni.ai: I'm >i. private: family offer
e'han,Homely turuialied Suit*, with strictly llrst el is*
Hoard; reference! exchanged. Address M. H? box 3,4)18
l'ost otlice.
- PROSPL! f I-I.VCE. fast ilST si' (SOT BKOOK
? llyn) ? \lrore Room, with Hoard, lire and gat; lor two,
$1 tl. hall
fTTH A v.. iiT-Tl AVDSOMKLV FUKN1SMKD SUIT OF
AfKootua on hist Moor; all moderu eonvenleuces; Willi or
wiihuut private table; other rooms; highest references.
- I II. AY.. 348. -IIANDmiM ELY KL KMMiKD ItOOMS
r) n first and second floors lo let, with Hoard; terms mod
erate
(till W V K i >7? FI' R Sis II 1.1) TOO MS, WITH EXCEL
?'lent Hoard, for married or single gentlemen, at 3tt Hauk
st.; reierence.
10
11
11
11
K AS T 33 D sr. TO KKvT FURNISHED, with
Hoard, large and small Rooms.
K AS I* I* r 11 ST.?CHOICE SECOND FLOOR SIN NY
Rooms; dining room on parlor floor; table hrstclass.
Ill ST.. It*) \t K-l, M.Alt Hill AY.-FURNISHED
Rooms to let. with fit at class Hoard ; references.
(glial ro ita SKr.iXD SI'i iltY? I'Wo ' LakTk
0 I aw Rooms, furnished or uuturnlslied ; eseullent Hoard.
Hlo Kast 34lli.
1 ?> DARK At . REAR UTH ST.?LARUB Hln.vr
XOitooni, with alcore, handsomely furnished, with l.oaid;
terms reaaonahle, reference.
i ll ST.. U17 WKBT,?KLKOANT KOOMfL IX SUITE
and sing ), with Hoard; private table it desired, ref
- Ill r.. 144 WKST.? XICKIsf I I RN Is IILU RACK
? Jl'arlor, with Hoard lor lady; price il4 weekly.
-Til ST., ill* WEST-IIaND-OMKI.Y FURNISHED
. ? )i,iige Rooms, on second eud ttilril ll,.ors, with Hoard to
sullies. '
Q l. V -1 Kill si KLBOANT IklluNO FLOOR;
L< also mher ltounrs; table bill class; private if desired;
till KAsT 41ST sT?ONE I.AKUK syL'AitK hotl.M, ,
Ion second lloor. handsoia'ly turuisfrd and Hoc teem
e'.po-ore. also third Mo >r hsli Rootu ; location ouoxceptioit
abie and table excellent.
4)1 31' SI' . .53 WK.3T.-Hoi SI. NEWLY KUKNIslIKD; j
_ I Rooms for laiuiliesol gentlemen and wives, single goii
tl,<men; references
4) I ST, 3d E AbT.-IlliOlId, WITH MOAiil), FOR
a I couples or gentlemen; also very desirable parlor floor
Loom. _ __ __
sy>ii-i wksi mi handsome suit or rooms,
'southern exposure, tor fatuities; alsu a lew medium
lie lie,I R, ll, Ut w till Heard.
4 hell) Si. ..id WEST TWO VKRV bhr?I KA HI.K
astirttmmt to lei. will. Hoard; table unevceptionable;
references exchanged.
41 | Til ST., 41 WKST -HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR
wxKooiiis, with heard, hail biota from Mltb Avenue Ho.
tel; prices very moderate
4>'? i LINTON PLAt.'K (8TII ST.)?FRONT ROOMS,
_"Hl- lo $|i> fur iwo, with Hoard; single, $t! to $8; Iran
slant ooarders taken.
4)/? WKST 10rII ST ?IIAN'DsnMF. SECOND FLOOR.
wVlaao basement, nicely fu nlsned. ler ohe or Iwo
gentlemen, with good Huaru
tlj WKST 9TII HT.-LaROI FRONT ROOMS, $14.
*4' $lt) and $18 lor two. with Hoard. single Room, <7 ; ref
erence.
? 85, 37 WKST 14TII ST. ? ROOMS, WITH BOAHU,
eii),to permanent parties, small tablas: Centennial vis
I tors. $.' per day.
WKST H7TH XL ?DESIRABLE ROOMS, FRONT
and saaajr, aw suita or al agly, with Star A
33
Ill
BOA UDKHS WASTfc...
WR** nTN lft. NKWI.Y KrRXHIIKD ;
families or ;;eutieu?en; ukl? lr?l vl?ua; lereis very
?)?: WB<T J4TII ST.-II AN HKOMKLV H HVhlfKD
? )# iKooni lor families or siugis gentlemen ; with fii*t cl**s
Hoard; Uniin iu<Kl?rtt?
4?*. 4.1 ASM 4* VVKST MTM ST.ZRooM.-T WITH
. Hoard, ?u milt or singly; libiral l?rui> to psmmucnl
38
47
OC1TII, .NFAK7TH vV. KLEHANTLY FURMSHKO
tl'Mtooms. sinply or #ii suite, with or without superior
n. ?r4. fRiv.iTc. family, box isiei n?r*ia Uptown
0 flier.
4*1 WK*T 3*TH ST.?A LA ROB AUD WELL FUR*
*X Amshed third story trout Ituooi, sunny txposuro; also
large it?*??ni on fourth floor, with Hoard; references.
II WKsr Id I'M ST ? I A MI LI Est OK liKNTLKMKN
I (desiring pleasant, well Iuri.i?? ? e l Know*, with good
table, t on be suited at moderate prices.
(?) CLINTON PLACE. to US Ell I VIVi-.KSI l,Y
replace. -Frout huuito, or. first lt d ^rcoud floors, with
first clans Hoard, lor Imolllcr, terms moderate.
4~9U sr NO. i:u WKSTr-DKHlRARLE TkCONli
_>and third story alcove Uooma, sunny and pleasant,
with first clam. Hoard; highest reference caa be given;
terms moderate
4- east j-inF ~ r -7:o<>ms7u<>uTiliTam> sing le?
tJwlih first clasn Hoard; references exchanged.
WhflT :r,mi >r-.\ large nuedI hand
mely furnished Uootn on third Hoar, with very Urge
closets and every eonvettienro. to let. with Hoard; house
uud all Its ai?f>oirittiicnt* first class; references.
47 \s i*>i -ii?Tii sr -ro let. with first Vlass
l Hoard, in private laruiiy, extra larire hail Room, south
tin exposure.
I ( | WKST JUTTl HT.-A BACK PARLOR AND EX*
*X ?'tension, nicely iuruished, for geutieuiau and wife;
would board lady.
"a~1\ west 3jiJ" hF~Vk<7nt suit, with excel.
TT<7 cut Board, for lamiiiea or fiugle gentlemen; terms
iuodt*riue . table b mrder* taken
-1 KAS1' J1 ST ST. -l*AK LOU FLOOkTTk KWLY FL* 11
? )J nished (bath, closets, Ac.), with private mole; also
single ; references.
_ ?S1NQLE
noun; good table; reference.
] /V i KAST l&TH 8T.. NEAR 4TII AY.-A WII>"
Iv'tow, having two handsomely furnished Rooms'
would like to let them to tfcntlemeu and their wives; Hoard
for the Udics only.
1 j)C W EST* 44TH ST.?A SHALL KAMILY WILL
lUwlit handsomely furnished second story Koom, with
Hoard; southern exposure; house and table first class.
TpW&r 3IST ST?FIKST CLASS BOARD FOR
wtwo young ladies.
KAST 80TH ST., BKTWRKN VTM AKD LBX
lugion furniahed Boom*, with Hoard;
unexceptionable neighborhood ; li-rnis raodaralo.
wksf ??fii Sr - ruKMiiuKS SioSSIo
8 lu
ll
118s
'let. tingle or double. with Hoard; reference le iulr
Too WEST UUTH nr. -ROOMS ON PaKLOK and
1 jOift I floor., famlliea uud tingle peraoua; term a very
low; ttlill hoarder..
I'-l/i Kaut iSTii j?t.-wefoaiastlso sbo
?)' rond una Third Floor, to let, with or without Hoard,
in auila or alnglo room*.
I'll BAST 57TII ST., CORN BR LBXlXSTCN AV.?
IOtPrivate fututly haroltooma to apare. with Board; rea
sonable tor ma.
- West soth ht.-a reupbctsSUT WOBBisa
girl can hud a good home with a louo woman! Board,
Mra. A. SMITH.
135
lO- WEST SbTII ST.?HIM CI.A.-S BOAKU, WlTII
,LO? Ihiiiiilannioly tnruUhed Koonu; turma $7 to SlOper
week; rotorence required.
1 t>u bast" I&th 6T.-ei*boamtht wriubhsd
A?'Oiec.nid ?tory Iront Uootn. with hull Bedroom adjulu
iug; |iluaaunt hoima ; irood Board; low prieee.
1 *>C j wi&sr 3jn st-two yolnu ladT boXbd
lO''tn wanted; terma Irum SI to $12 per week
WAVKRLKY HLaAOB. SEAR iith~avT-iTakF
tomely lurnlahed front Uoom, alao eingle Kooma,
with good Board; tertna moderate.
T7K~^ Ksr 11''II ST.?WIT11 BOAHXh LAHOB FL'K
J. I Unlehed front Uooin. tocoud Boor: alao Kooma, fourth
lloor; anipie eloaute.
_ Wtsr 22l? ST.,-BETWEEN 7TH AND afli
art.?itooina, with Hoard.
148,
240
Of?ft 4TII AV.-BUS. WILLIAMS IS 0FFKU1.VG A
? UUicry deelrublo Suit ot ApHrtiueute, with privalo
taole.
I) /? 1 W EST 40TII ST.?BOOMS, FOSJdSHBp OR
?*U 1. mi furiiiaiied, u ith or a ithout Board; private lauilly
?ifiu WBST 12TM 1>T. iABL\uitt>.x FakKL?ROOyS
tJt/*).'or two pcraona (jlOto$l2), with Board; houao kept
with order and neatuoaa.
Old LKXINOTON AV., BET XVKEN UttTil AND IlttTH
Hack Parlor; also Hall Itooui, second Hour,
witli Hoard ; reference.
ODO MADImiN AV."-NToe" BOOMS ON TIMED AND
O?lOl'oiirtu Hours, with first class lluard; reasonable
lalss; reterences oxcliauged.
?j - it XVest aorii s^TTaTrTvaik family xvduld
OrJUuccuniuiodate gentleman and wifo or siuglu gentle
men; nIMhom msiwiy,
L t l~IWEST~221> ~.sT.-7'\VO LaIKJE. PLEASANT,
*X V*Xwoll furnished Kuums. with lluard, suitable lor gen
tluuien and wives ur twu gentlemen; convenient to 21st at.
statiuu on Elevated Railroad. Utli av. cars. Twenty-third
street I'.ailroiid and 23d st. and Broadway umulhuses; lib
eral table ; terms uioderutn ; references exchanged.
jov> Vfii av.. corner -.wif?r.-fioa?o~Vou
tfc^Orew respectable l'rutcstant young meu in small
American Christian family.
AN oWNr.lt OP LARGE BltOXVN S'lONfc HOUSE
(Murray 11 111 i will receive one lamily ol adults uuly. and
givv superior home and best altcudancei private table if
required. supplied with the beat lliu market affords; uu other
bourdon taken, turtles seeking quiet, select, pluaaaut
bouie, reasonable terms, call at 248 Lexington av., uear
35th st.
LADTTviLL Lti HA HI,Oil, BEDROOM. OONNECT
iug, with Hoard, to gentleman ur lady; no ether board
ers. No. 125 Kail J4tli st.. dill and. Lexington aes
\r KATi.V FURNISHED 1IOOM8 FUR FAMILIES t?H
Ax single gentlemen on moderate terms; Kugllsh. French
auu Herman spoken. 10.1 Clintdii place (Wost ttth st.)
rifO ~ckntus.mTn.-a LADY, RESIDING IN iibb
X own house, pcrfcctfy situated In the best quarter of the
city, w ld let to sinirlc gentlom. u charming Apartments,
elegantly ami eommodiously iurnished with erery con
vcuicuce; special attention given to the cuisine. Address
OW.NUII, box 132 Herald Uptown ortice.
A
ItOAICU AM> UlUttl.HU WANTED.
YllUN.i LaDY WISHES HOARD AND Filth I\" A
priiate family; no other boarders; could furnish her
own room; permanent If suited; good table; price not to
exceed (12. Address Mrs. A., box ll*> lloruld Uptown office.
SUN XV boom, with BUAKD FDULADY. ok
privilege of kiiclien; a Hut prelerrod; periuaueut if
suited; rent In advnnce. 1'AltKINN. Herald office.
BUaIuT"WAN tKD?BY ~ A YtlUXO M AN~; S1NULE
Kooin. beat, gas, batli, Ac.; private family below 1-ilh
st. prelerrod. I'lcuso address C. U., box 4,41*) l'ost oflicc,
stating terms and full particulars.
BOAKITwaNtTT ... ..?luOKLYN.-A UK.NTt.KMAN,
wife and throe en c s- in eldest 10, youngest 7), also sin
pie aunt.email iu saw- warty, desire a Second Floor lu a
urivatu family near v.... street ferry: private fable; refer
ences oxcliungeu. Address, stating terms, C., box 6,5H4
New Yoik l'ost cilice.
BOArtD wanted?IN a PRIVATE FAMILY. FIE
uiaueiit, tor ueiitleuiaii and wife; location beiwceuStb
and 23d six. east side : terms not to exceed $14 per week.
8 8. S-. box lt>2 Herald otlico.
Board wantsd-foh ckntleman and wipe;
one large llo.nu, or Bedroom and Kitting Keens. with
Board; location hetweou 23d and 4Mh sts. and 4lh and Uih
a vs.; terms not to exceed $26 per week. Address imme
diately W. <!. II.. station A.
DA 111) W ANTKD-f I KNTLK MAN, W ll'K AND
ourse; a private taiuily prelerrod: terms must be mod
erate: within ten minutes' walk ol 3StU st. anil 3d av. All
dross lloMK. station F.
JURST Cl.A.-S HOARD WaNTKD?FOB .TWO, BB
twoen iDtli and 20th sts. Address, with lull particular*
and references, I). D. A., Herald oHice.
CX KNIT. KM AN AND VVIFH \VA NfTTlTlBD FLOOR
XKooiu, with Board, fire and gas, in a respectab.u neigh
borhood; terms not lu exceed $tiuper mouth. Address
BUAltU. box 3.W31 New York city.
WANTED-HOOD HO A KD, M Y MAN AJfl>~ W1 FE~;
II must be reasonable and centrally located. Adoress,
it* ting terms, H. I*. W.. Herald office.
TlTANThl)-BOARD IN a private family, fob a
TV young lady teacher; not over $5 per week :4th to 8th
av., 18th to both st.: best references required. Address
B., 174 Herald Uptowu office.
WA NT it D -1 N F U It NT S11KIX SQUARE ftoO a.
Hoard, Christian, of private ramily. by lady; mention.
2iith, .">0111 st.. 4th, 8th avs.; terms $28 per month; reler
euees. Address M. E., Herald Uptown office,
ANTED?BY A YOU.NO MAN AND Will',, AN*
nnturnlshed Room, with Board, In a strictly private
family. Address, suiting terms, W. 11 K., 410 Enst 68th st.
HOTEL. 8.
At new "K.m.HAND IIbI'i 1, ? I i)i>.;1 niVs .Vii' , gisi
hltl'l separate Kwuu, lor ttentleinou only; corner Bow
ery and Bayard. _ ^
"a lways OPEN?FRANKFORT HoUSB, COHNKK
Xa-Frunklort and Willraui*el*.; Rooms, 36c,, 60c.; geulte
ine i. families.
/ XITY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND STII ST.-slXOLE
V'II'VIUI. 75c and $1 per day; lloome and Board, $7
weekly: always opto.
1?AKLE'S HOTEL. CANAL ST.. SEAR IIHOADXVAY.
tV-pccial rates for families and single gentlemen fur the
w inter. Room and Board reduced to ."Ml per day.
Hotel >t. hkkmain. :.th xv.,22D, hroadxvay.
t le -antiv furnislied Rooms, with or without Hoard; rt
dueed price; uaustent,$1 and upward; European plan; ful
Hoard. $2 and upward.
Hotel royal, rksbhvoih paiik and aotii s
a very qnict. select lamily hotel, witb restaurant of i
surpassed exeeileaee; liberal arrangements uisdu fori
winter.
IOTKL ROYAL, RP-8KIIVOIU PA ItK AND 4oTII S
La vi
-pass
viuter.
RKVKltK HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, iisl HROAD
way. eornvr Houston sk?Op.-n all nigbt; two large rea
ta.irauta; single Rooms reduced to .'ox, 76a. and (I;
double Itooius for two 3I.-V) and $2 per day; single llounit
by ilie week $2 to $0. per wee* ; double Rooms for two $b
lo$l()_
SP1M.LKR HOI >E.-UltHAT REDUCTION IX PRICES
to families and singla geutlemsu; two elegant Suites
fronting Union square.
QOOTHBM HOTEL?$U A DAY; PERMANENT
OK larders. $7 to $10 a week. Call and see U?S Broad
way, corner 3d >t.
Ml HRIslOL. 61, .-.3 WEST I ITU ST. ? KAMI LY41IO
X tel. every atieotiou paid to the comfort of guests; Iran
slant ltoar.1. $1 75 per day , table Hoard. $.'? per week.
POiT OFFICE VOT'lCiw.
Yoitli. NoVKXI HKll - f. IS7t?.'?i'tihT oTrlci
.Miller. ? Th? Inrrj mfti.t for llio wcolt padiQi SElur
U*y, I>?c?*iulier 2, IK7m, ni this oftfee <>ri I'nexliy,
At 11 JO A. M , (or kurop?, por ?te*tti?liip Idaho, via gnrvni
town; on Wednesday, at II A. M for f.uropa, |??r Mteain
?Uip Uumiii. via Qiioomtowri; on Tliorvdoy, m 11 :'J<) A.
M , tor Europe, per ?teMinaliip NVieland, via IMviuontli. Cher
bourjf and Hi.nih ?r^; on >Mturda>, mi 3 A. Jm., for Kurope,
per vteaiitship Cily of Cltetler, vta Quopiukiwu (t'orreepon
oeuce for Krauce, taermatiy end Mcoiiand to bo forwarded t?r
thi> Eteattner must he tpreUlly Nddre??e<h ; and at 3 A M.
for Scotland direct, per Nteaiuship Auchorla, via (Jiaeirow;
and at 3 ,\. M for h ranee direct, per ?teamahip Auutkjuo,
vIm Havre , Hiid at 117H) A. M for f urope, per >(eaiu?fup
Neckar. via .Nouthamptoii and flraiuen Tna ttleautdhip*
ldsiho. kuMle and City of Cbe^tar wilt not take mail* (or
Denmark, .Sweden and Norway. The mailt for .\a??au,
N IV, will leave Ne York December 12. Tka mails for the
W**?t Indies, via Havana, will leave New York December 2.
The aiailt for A est rail a, Ac., will leave San Krancieco Da*
camber U. T. la JAMmM, fMtinMMr.
AMUSKMMCST**. ^
\SfALLA<'K*s. ~ " rtoi'riru Lr?
?? St' 1,K TKK WALLAOK Proprietor ?ft I lUimirr
Mr. WALI<Al'K Is yr?iifi#il to un??Miac? lln* ? n mi ?nt
(iftlia riHiDful *ml iwn?iliitii. wli-i ?u*tti:i?r*l?id
Ills pre*#ut with the remedy **KoHHIl>OKN FULIT"
at a brilliant prelude lu? *f?i>r**ra?v? *?
CVSS.
in laia ft,li,brm<'il Irirh Hrama lH#
n 11A ( till U A' V
Tlie engagement of Mr
utn;oifArLT
bring nt*e?M?arily limited l?J a lew week*. (ha OuMMly
KOKBIl>l?K5f KttUIT, *u*t?r?ded during iha run of I HK
Sll A I'UII KAt'N, will be returned alt.*r In* engagement,
alter which a new drain*, entitled ALL KOH IIKK, will ha
produced. ...
EVKUV nil UT at 8.
KVLRY iAft'HDAV aKIKUXOO.M AT 1 3U.
will '-a performed
THK 811 AC till K.Vl'N.
with the original caat, iuctiadiug Mr JuUu Gilbert, Mr. u. J,
Moutngue, Mr. liar*? Un'k?ti, Mr. h. Auuitt, Mr c?. A.
hieveutou. Mr K. Holland. Mr Kdwiu, Mr. Leonard, Mr.
Peek. Mr. Kv tinge, Mr. Atkint. Mi*? Dya*. Mine. 1 ont*i.
Mi?? Ko?e Wo.id, Mihh Jo.^plune baker. Mr*. Keftan aud
Mm* lllattdell, a* originally repreieuted *? Wallack ? Thee*
tre In 1874.
Box olllce open daily (rum H to 5. Placet n?ay ba aaeared
four weeks in advance. , u
thanK.siii vi.N'j SatHUH. Sot, so, at i a*> p a
I' PMU THEATRE. "BROADWAY AXil MU ST.
'j I'i ouriptor aud JOSH BAK!
ENTIRE CHAN UK Or BILL. KVKUYTHIXO NEW.
Sot oml week ol th? ureal Gorman comedian.
MR. GEORGE s. KNIGHT;
sings lii. favorite sou/s and plays 111. sketch.
WKSTOM. THK WALK 1ST.
First appearance of 111* aaeunattd Irlah artists,
RICKEY A Nil HAKXEV.
Tney appear In ihroo Deal sketches.
WILLI'S OLD MAX A I' THE REHEARSAL.
A new larce hy A. H. Mieldou,
IX HOT WATKK.
First night* of Wild and Richmond's local sketch.
BUGU THK fKAGEDUN.
Harry Richmond a. Bugc, tlie tragedian
John Wild a* Ivory, I La Xigg
MISS jkx.nib HUGHES
In a collection of new songs
A XKW OLIO UK FUN.
EXTRA MATINEE
THAN KSOl VIN'i) DAT '
AT 1 O'CLOCK.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
PT. BaRNUM'S uikKATluOW.
MENAGERIE. MUSEUM AND CIRCUS.
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
SUPERB DISPLAY OK A KEN 10 PROWESS BY THE
GREAT COUPS oK KU CESTUI A NS AND ATHLETES.
LOWaSDI AND KWH
WILL AGAIN CONTEST KOB THE CHAMPIONSHIP
WEDNESDAY KVKNIXO, NOVEMBER J11,
TO UK DECIDED HY COMPETE.XT JLDKSB&
THERE WILL HE THREE I'KRKORM ANCBS ON
thanksgiving day,
COMMENCING AT 10 A M AND AT It AXD 8 P. M.
NEW HOLIDAY afterpiece
TO PLEASE THE CHILDREN.
ADMISSION, 3"c. CHILDREN under nine yours, J3c.
ORCHESTRA SEATS. 26c. EXTRA. Door, open ai I and
8:.'kl. I'erloimaucea at 3 ami a o'eloek.
mil katrk" com iqu k.
JLiIAKIUGAN A IIAHT Proprietora
M W. HaNLKY Manager
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY
Pronounced success of Edward llarrigau's graut Romantic
Irish Draiua,
IASCA I BE, lASCAlRK.
An unequalled cast of chnraetars. Edward Harrigun in his
great Croatian of Michael llvlaney. Tony llnrt in his lite
like rendition ot Uta laacatre.
rjMlK GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Broadway and 33th it.
THE WONDERS AND BEAUTIES OF NATURE.
Ten thousand ocean Mareola
Ten thousand Lake and Kleor Curiosities.
Mammoth Monsters, little Fishes.
Birds of the Ocean, Flowers of tho Sea.
KEW FEATURES.
"Kitigiyu," or triple-tailed Japanese Fish.
Rare spot tad Codling, White Whala,
intelligent Seals and a
thousand varietios of Anemone.
Marvellous Flsh-hatchlng Department.
Skates, Sharks, llasa, l'ike. Oar, Pickerel.
CHOICE PROMENADE CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
DIRECTED BY HARVEY B. DODWURTII.
Hellers wonder theatre
(lute Globe), opposite New York Hotel.
HKuLKK'S WONDERS.
EVERY EVENING AT 8.
ROBERT IlKLLEK. ROBERT HELLER,
ROBERT HKLLKK. ROBERT HELLER,
Prealidigitateur. Pianist and Humorist.
He Him tins ability to make the old seem Dew by Bis man
ner of treating It.
ROBERT HEl.LER is ono of the best comedians of the
dny? a natural actor, reminding us of Charles Matthnws in
his best (lays.
Everytbinir he does smacks of I be lower regions.
MISS IIELlER, MISS HELLER.
MISS IIELLER, Miss HELLER,
in the famed pbenomeuai wonder, entitled
SUPKRNA I URAL VIslON.
Miss HEl.LER it young and bvuiitiful and of commanding
presence. All her predecessor* have been charlatans and
bunder*. Nothing like Miss Heller's manifestations have
aver been wltiie-aed in this or any oth r country.
THANKSGIVING DAY M AT1.SK K.
THURSDAY, November 30, ato'clock.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2.
Prices -Orchestra reserved chair*. (I ; balcony reserved,
73c.; tnniily circle, Sue.: amphitheatre, 23c.
HMOILllf theatre. ~ "
Lessees and Managers Messrs. SHOOK A PALMER
The two great Tragedians,
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Mr. E L DAVENPORT'
in Shakespeare's JULIUS CASS A R.
Mr. K. H. WAUDK as MARC ANTONY.
December 4 THE UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY
in THE TWO ORPHANS.
CT RAND OPERA HOUSRj "*
J Sih sv. and 23d st.
POOLE A DONNELLY Lessees and Manage:*
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
ot
UNCLE TOW'S CABIN
with its
MAGNIFICENT CHARAOIERISTIC SURROUNDINGS
REALISTIC PLANTATION SCENE
and
SPLENDID CAST OK CHARACTERS.
(MATINEES WKDNSDaY AND SATURDAY.
GRAND EXTRA HOLIDAY MaTINEK
on thanksgiving day.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
MONDAY next, the rising star. Mis, LKI'TIE ALLEN, in
her new ami powerful emotional play,
CKaHHEO AUK.
In preparation lor production in gnrgeoua style
THE BLACK CROOK. _____
ARRY WOODSON, THE ART ISTIU~~DBLiNRATOB
of old plantation uarkle-. at TONY PVSToK'S
GRAND TUESDAY MATINEE.
THIS DAY AT 2.
PARIS IA N V A RIK TIES. I OPR N YOU iTitm
AK1SIAN VARIETIES, I 10th st. ami Broadway.
ALL THE LEADING SENSATIONS.
Largest company and liveliest bill ever offered.
MATINEE ^ MATIN1-.E
TO-DAY AT 2. I LOVELY MODELS. , Thanksglvlug Day.
IS uew Acta. flua ior 3J* hours.
A <i> Beautiliil Women. "
| Artists' Troubles. I Beautiful Woman. | $13 for a Bed.
Buaiililul Women. ?
Irene Murdoch, the Kntuiersons, llawley and Noon. Wm.
Gnvjord. All the old tnvorilca ami Hfty young ladles
Every evening a* b, and at the matixek.^,
00* ARTIST* ARE Ol R "A ITRACT lo.VS. ' "OUk
patrons always delighted, the theatre always crowded
and the performance too talk of the town. See what
crowds will ilock to the MATINEE TO-DAY.
The familiar word is,
"T'oN V PASTOR'S ON TUESDAY."
Cnrand oRiectLTTolTAx ~wrestlIng match "
X between HARRY HOWARD sod
WILLIAM J. AUSTIN
for the light weight championship and $123 a side,
host 3 falls In 5.
THIS (TUESDAY) KVKNINU, NOVEMBER 28,
at S o'clock -harp at
CENTRAL PARK UaKDKN,
7th av. and 30th st.
Admission. SOe. Reserved seats. $1.
T11K" LOVRLY A?":roBATI6 CLAIRK SISTERS, fs*
their elegaul and marvellous ontertainment, at TUNY
PAS ICR'S. Tuesday.
matinr.k this day at S O'CLOCK.
irCHCOC K'STif I ED AVENUE THEATRE* *
Monday. November 27; every rvcniug, at s I*. M.
and Weduesday. Saturday and TimrsUav (Thanksgiving
Davi Matinees at 2 P. M.
H
The Igmoua Rol.LIN IIDWAKD BURLESQUE DRAM
ATIt: COMPANY In
"Lurline. the Moral Naiad Queen ol the Rhine," and "Char
lotte Temple.'1 Admission 2l?c.. 30c,, 3Uc.. 73c
A"""rgylk roomsT * argylk rooms.
e'PH at. and arrn st.
BRILLIANT I'ERPISCHORKaN I NTKKTAI.NMENT.
ONLY PLACE OK AMUSEMENT
OK THE KIND IN THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
COMMENCING AT t? O'CLOCK.
ENTRANCE ON 301 U ST.
rfittl terpsichoraan "nuo. John "and 'lea
A PKASLEY, will appnar a( TO \ Y PASTOR'S rasliton
able Tuesday reception, ill IS DAY AT X
A"~ UKRLES "tIVijLI THEATRE,
Stli st.. between 2d and 3d avs.
AMERICA'S OWN MUSICAL PALACE.
THIS \V EE-K. Grand Ballet and Variety iroups.
Cecil l<e Coniple and family Wentworth.
Admission, 23 cents. Saturday Matinee, 15 oonte.
rltll MPI1A.M RECEPTION TO MISS BLANCHE
COUELL1. the gifted and betutilul Itallau catilatrice,
who will moil positively appear TO DAY at
TONY PAs 1 UK'S MATIN KB.
Tllh O'HKIKN BKOTIIBliS IN THEIR "GREAT ACT
at TONY l'ASTOii'S MATINEE THIS DAY.
rpii.oTksiii vin6" OAy.?spkcTal~marinbe axd
1 Evening Ball; afternoon. 2 to 7; evening, 8 to 3 A. M.
eeiuoreti Hall, 210 and 212 5th si., nasr Bowery. Hat
becks, 5t)c.
AMKS KENNEDY. THE ACCOMPLISHED HIGH
land dancar. at TONY P vsTolt'S
MATINKE TODAY.
CNRAJCD EXTRA HOLIDAY SOCIETY SOCIABLE.
TThaiiksgivIng Day and evening. Tammany Hall. East
Wib si. Ditlributlua Uarman favors
CAUTiEK A CO., Manager*.
G" IU9 JPLLIAMS, IN" rTi K MOS? LA UGil aBLEEN
rtertaiiiment h* ha? ever prepared, will appear at
TONY PASTOR'S Till- DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.
ORGAN CONCERT, CHURCH OK THE HOLY
Trinity, Madlso av. and 42d St.?Third season, Sixty
third Concert. Wednasday afternoon, November 2U, lH7ii, at
4 o'clock. Organiai. Samuel P. Warren, ot Grace church.
New York; vueahsl, Mr. Adoipb Solist, be-eo. Admiaalun.
2.7 ceuta.
(JTONY ~ PASTOR'S
1* MATINEK TODAY. _<f
GREAT R <& SHOW.
~ KHKTY HOP. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MASONIC
Hail, East 13th st. Particular attention to all anger-.
CaRTIKR A CO., Mauagera.
$Q(W| -iTKS TLKMAN WAN TED IM.MEDI UT.I.Y.
?" M'.with above amount as the weainrer lor colored
Jubilee singers. Address IJ AKDING, S"M>* Broadway
fPIIK KAMOUS EUROPEAN ARTISTS?THE BIIOTII
1 Kits WILKINSON, the Boys of Mul linger, will pustlvely
perform at TONY PASTOR'S _
MATINEE THIS DAT AT 9
s
AMbhElKITS.^
i u a lib EH ~~ bAba.
EAND UAlA 'SlATINKK. ~~ B.lBA.
G
j
'pH A.NKMilVi.N.i 11AV AT 17:?.?. KARA.
IVs
SERVED SEATS KOK HAUNhK ONE DOLLAR.
?AHA
A LL TICK KKATI KEB AT THE BAHA THANKS
agivixg matinee
rpjlE HAHA TM ANhSGI VI NO MATIN KB TERMIX
i?t at 4 I*11.)*,ae vUtors ample niao to roach home
ere dinner hour.
lJoxrEKK1CK ?NlJlV SECURE sEaTS AT
X. ?, bab.i.
IHLU'S GAKI>i*'V " ~~l.
bkx>en miki;livi 0AJA.
Continued iiia't'* of
Miss hl.l /. A WKA 1IIKKSBY.
Mr. Vt H GRaNE
and the Premiere* Aonlmu.
Miles. RLIZ.Ufh.IA nail HKLLNE MENZELI.
Mr. UEN'SKN SliI-UWOOD'S mcuioptr iple Scenic
MaKKTZEK'S MLHIC.
Effect*.
Mr. W. K. DKVKKNa'S ARTlbTlC PROPERTIES.
THE UK A.MO MaI.I.KT S
THE AMAZONIAN MARCHES.
THE MARVELLOUS TRANSFORMaTIOXS.
?ad the luiomnerebD REVELS OK THE KOaES.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT I .JU
In active rehearsal nod .hortly to ho presented, with a*w
ootiuuirt. scenery, effect-. rau.ic and properties a
THOROUGH. KECO.MSTHUCTIUSi OK Bd
BABA.
0
l.VMI'IC NOVELTY THEATRE.
OOO L Y * MM MM Ppp? II CCC
0 O L Y Y M M M M P ? II O 0
o O L YY M MM M PPPr II O
O O L V M M M P II C 0
OOO LLLL Y M M M P II CCC
NOVELTY THEATRE
?SIM H ROADWAY, Hdl
colonel wm k sinn rMwm
A I'M 1 Ma ION, 15c? iioe.. 30c., 75c. and SI.
M A11 X EEs, 15c. 35c. and 5Hc. .
??
MA I INKS THAXKaUI VINO DAY.
ALSO WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Mr. aLK BURNETT,
the Ureal American Humorist, and the talented Come
dienne.
Mia* HELEN NASI!
In the great Comic Sketch,
MR AND MRS (UAUULE AT HOME.
First appearaoce of the great European eelebrUles, the
5 LEOTARD BROTHERS. 3
The ci ar.i.ine U* ladist,
Ml*. MARIE W iIITTINUHAM.
SCANLON and CltONIN. S. D. BOND.
IrUb Eccentric*. Mimical Expert.
WEAVER and LAWTON. JAMKs McKKK.
Negro Comedluat. Comic Vocalist.
SAM DKVERK.
the favorite of all. the Bos*
THE AIXSLP.Ys, CHARLES ARIZONA,
in Soue and Danes. Modern Saiupaon.
Mia* LULU DELMAY. Mies MARION TAYLOR,
with tlie Dramatic company,
la the lit rilling Draiuu. eutitled
IIOMr. At.AlN ;
OR. THE SAILOR'S RETURN.
<*
DON'T KORUKT THE MATINEES,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, SATURDAY;
THURSDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY.
WKDNRSDAY, THURSDAY. SATURDAY.
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINER
THAN KSUI VINO DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Da
can FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | OPERA HOUSE.
UtN KRaNCIsCO MINSTRELS. Broadway and 3Btb it.
SA.V KUAN. ISCO MINSTRELS. The Minatrel Palace.
Sa.N FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I The Minstrel Palace.
THE CII KYI K DE LA CKE.ME OP MINSTRELSY.
Side-Splltiing,Jokes. <?> ?
Glorious Singing. '
Comic Deucei
Received with scream*
_ every night.
The funnieit enterteinuieut In the city.
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY AT 3. Seat, eecured
IT I.NO LEAK.?THE SALE OK SEATS KOK TllK
AVgroat revival and appearance of Mr LAWRENCE
BARRETT in tho title character of the *ubllme tragedy?
Shekel
return of Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT and the great Shakes
pearian Company of Booth'* Theatru?will be began to-mnr
row, WEDNESDAY morning at the box otiice. Window*
open from 8 A. M, to 11 1'. M.
B
OOTIDS THEATRE. LAST WEEK.
J ARRET it PALMsR..... Lessee* aud Manager*
SAUDANA FALL'S.
The wondrous spectacle with *11 It* remarkable features,
including tho great cant
Mr. K. 0. BANGS a* SAKDAXAPALUS
AGNES BOOTH .a MYRRH A
and
THE NEW GRAND ITALIAN BALLET
of on* hundred .unerior arliati, embracing Mile. BARTO
LETTI and Signor MASt'AGNO,
will be given for poaltively the LAST TIMES this week.
SAKDAXAPALUS.
The management respect
fully direct general public
attention to the close prox
imity or the TlNAL REPRE
SENTATION of LORD BY
RON'S charming romantic
play, which will positively be
given on uext Saturday
evening, December li. Kor
the express accommodation
of those who have uegleeted
to wltnea* this moat remark
able olTeringof the American
stage, the uox office of the
theatre will be kept open
continuoualy every day tho.
week, from H A. M. to the
close of each eveniug'a per
formance.
KING LEAR.
V NEXT MONDAY
EVENING. December 4,
turu of LAWRENCE BAR
RETT, who witll appear a*
KING LEAR, the aublime
tragedy given lor the. brat
time in this theatre, B. L.
DAVENPORT (who is espe
cially engagedi to appear as
EDGAR. The production
will be remarkable for the
distribution ot characters,
beauty and elaborate
ueaa of scenery, novelty la
effect*, costliness and cor
rectness of appointments
and eoslumes. the whole
tormkng one of the grandest
and most strictly legitimate
Shakespearian revivals yat
presented.
THE SALB OF SEATS
will be begun on Wedussduy
morning at 8 o'clock.
SARI) AN A I'ALL'S
will bo given every night this wook, at the
MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY
and at the
KAKF.WBLL MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY,
with all oflts grand features.
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING,
113th and positively LAST performance.
Bib? greet STo?hero'^m?nUcLD?m^ Ti"UMPU ?F
with the OLD DOMI NION IY .
?o ran it ,e.M atlStjk ^
UlbUHAl UALU
O Programme of
ANNKITE ES8I POFK'8
GRAND CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 2?, at a *
Klrst appearance ol
Mint LILIAN NORTON.
A BEEliiOVEN NIGHT.
SONATA, opui W>. N?. V, In C minor
(Alexander Sonata.)
Mme. ANNETTE ESSlPOPF and Hons. ALPRED
VIVIEN.
LA VITA PELICB.
Ml as LILIAN NORTON.
SONATA, "Quasi una Fantasia." opus 37, No. 2
(Moonlight Sonata.)
Mine. ANNETTE KsSlPOPP.
KOMANZA tor violin. In G?
Mans. ALFRED VIVIEN.
MIUNOX
Miss LILIAN NORTON.
SONATA, iu D minor, opus SI, No. 2
Mniu. ANNETTE KsSlFOFF. J
Admission. ONE DOLLAR, secured seats, $1 50; at
Scbuherlli's. Steinwav's. and III and 114 Broadway.
FRIDAY. ELEVENTH P.SS1POFF CONCERT.
SATURDAY, Dsesnksr '-,,*1 a K.,
GRAND ESsIPOFF WaTINRK
The largest variety show on earth will
be giv?n at TONY PASTOR'S
grand matinee to-day.
CIF.RMAVlA THEATRE.
TAD. NKUBNDORFP Director
Tt ESDAY, November 'JH. eighth subscription nigul,
DEE GROSSE WUUK.
C?mtdy. in Tour acts, by Julius Rosea.
Box oflice opcu dsiiy frotn Still 4 o'clock.
CTEINWAY HALL.
k NEW YORK MOZART CLUB.
SECOND GRAND CHAMBER CONCERT,
TUESDAY EVENING, November 28,
OCTETTE, for wind Instruments Moiart
01.v,.jls "O Frnire Niclil" Kubrnstcln
BONUS j b ??Ungedult" -chubert
Miss AN IONIA IIKNNK
SERENADE. Tor violin, viola and violoncello....HeelUoveu
SONG, "Angel's Serenade," with violoncello obligate,
Miss HENNA.
SEPTETm Haumiel
Piano, ilutv, oboe, viola, violoncello and baas.
Suiiscripiioii tickets, including reserved seals Tor FIVE
Concerts. S4. Admission iiiclu iliiure>ervedseats,fl.
Mibecrlbers can procure their tickets at .Melnway Hall.
MAUiLLE THEA'lKB?34TI1 ST. AND 3D AV.
every evening at s. matinee to day at
2. Aii ontartainmeul overllowing with splay sensations
and novelties. THE BEWILDERING AND DELIGHTFUL
MAKII.LK MYTH. IllustrAtlons ol Parisian Life; 30
Queens ol Beauty iii a uelicinus * hirl ol exciting-necia'ties.
OL'R BEAUTIFUL CLASSICAL ART GROUPINGS, bv
2U living modele, so perfect lu their glorious symmetry a*
to enthrall ai. beholders. The most irresistibly charming
performance In the city. '
CTHICKEKINU IIALL.
J TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28,
II. .i de Cordova.
Subject?"OUR NEW CLERGYMAN."
Tickets at Pond's, 3b Union square.
/COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE.
\j corr.er of Greenwich av. and 12th it.
HOUSES CROWDED TO ihk doors.
First week of ill# GRAND Dl'CHKSs, alto YOUNG LA
D1E.V l'AsTIME AI I.ONO BRANCH and I'AEIfe BY
NIuHT; or the UAYETIRS OF MABlLLE, together with
an eulire new sensational Variety Olio by a first class
troupe of star artists. acknowledged to be at the head of the
prolesmon. Every evening at K Matinees Tuoadays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 2.
C^KK.vr SUCCESS OF DICK RALPH. THE VEftSA
Ttila actor, c..median, vocalist, lustrumcaiallst and
dancer, at TONY PAslOK'S.
matinee this day at a.
CTHICKLRIXU ilAl.l MR AND Ms CARL KELVIN
/UKKS series of Ave recitals of compositions for voice,
violiu and piano, by Beclboveu, Schumann, Mendelssohn,
Rail. Guldiuark Gade, Ac.. Ac.
First Retltal, WEDNESDAY. November 3D. at 8 P. M.
huoacrtplioii tickets to the seiles. with reserved seat, (5
each, to lie had until 13 M. November 3b at Schlrmer't, 7(>l
Broadway, and at Chlckering Hall
Single admission tickets, tl, reserved sett, 5?.ic. extra.
Masomo temple. cromwell
23d st., uorrier tub av. Every avening and Saturday
Matinee.
Prof. CROMW) L'8 II.I.l MINATED ILLUBTRaTIONR
To-night iTnesaayl, the Orient and Alhambra. Wadaca
day, I'mm*. T hank halving ktftttuee mi 2. Th? ????*.? n lit Ml
Exhibition (new* Thanksgiving Night. UfMiid
ProgrsiSBit. Aiiinlthion, 50c., Including
OKF. THE GREAT COUUTItlGHT AS TH^"WAN
kj lerlni Tramp" aud 'Stuttering Julio." at TONY 1 A*
TOR'S grand I under recaption,
THIS DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Thanksgiving" at the FTyb points mission,
til Park si.?Addras.es and uxarclsns bythacnildreu at
2 P. M in Hie ebapei. Dinner at 3 P. M. The rood that re
inalus to be itntributed t# poor lamlMee
?untiled and Maud* weleemdi. C. g'tpirluiiid'sa!
AXt'IKME<ITS.
VfltAi' fiWUU 'th k A'rTit.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. M. PALilCU
Begins At S; over at 10 ?> Saturday Matfnes at 1 :30.
Every night, uririt Saturday. ami a: tur Saturday Matinee,
will be given be marve.iirai Drama.
MISS MULTQM,
every reprceeatatlna of al.ieh thai tar baa been wi?
nevoid by a
CROWDED AND ENTII l .--1 AST 10 AUDIENCE.
Characters by Misa Clara Mutri?, Mist Sara Jeaett. Mr*.
Marie Whale,. Mlea llljuu Her.ni. Mlaa Louise Syleaetef,
Mi? Mabel Leonard, llin Helen Vlaaeat, Mr. James O'Niel,
Mr. J. II >loddart aed Mr. Jo.'tii Parseile.
OATLKIMY. |
O AT lilW, 1
SECOND MATINEE OP
MISS MILTON.
OATUKDAV, I
O AT !
24*iTH
PERFORMANCE IIF-RF. OP
THE TWO ORPHANS.
1 EXTRA V All N K K op
Tilt TWO ORPHANS.
THANKSGIVINu NIGHT, AT S-.MISS MCLTOX.
T YCRCM THEATRE-MTU ST. AND UTII AT.
' EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
EDWIN HOOTH
ai BI'RTUCCIO, THE JESTER,
in Tutu Taylur't powertul Drama, .
THE POOL'S KBVKXGK.
THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING MaTINKR AT IdOP. K
TIIK LADV OP LYONS.
EDWIN HOOTH as CLAUDE MKLNOTIK
SATURDAY, MaTINKR. DECEMBER 2,
THE STRANGER.
EDWIN BOOTH as THE STRAXGKB
SECURE YOl'R SEATS AT TUB THEATRE.
No speculator* Glowed about tills theatre.
Our next production.
KING RICHARD II.
ICR CM' T H B A TBE-EIIWI KB. >0TH.
THANKSGIVING MaTIKEK, 1 :au LADY of LYONS.
EDWIN BOOTH aa CLaUDR MBLNOTTR.
Tour PASTOR'S new" THEATRE.
MATINEE TO-DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY and
FRIDAY. A tpoci I Holiday bill prepared.
Bob Hart.
M
Claire Sisters.
A
The Psssleys.
T
Blanche CorellL
I
Dick Ralph.
N
Juuici Kennedy.
The O'Brieu Brothart.
E
R I
K I Cue Willi ami.
a r
Wilkiuiou Brothera
H
Billy CourtriphL
Harry Woodsoa.
D
Charley^ Worley.
Jenuio riaterlee.
A
Tony l'aitor.
Y
Y.
<f??>
Aad bia famous company ol itara. in an unapproachable
and recherche hill of holiday novelties. Secure teats earl]
this morning lor to day's trmad reureseutntiou.
K~1eLLY a LEON^S^INSTHELS. I OPERA HOUSE
KLLT A LEON'S MINSTRELS. I J:ld it. and ?tli ae.
?,?THE PARLOR HOME OK MINSTRELSY.*,*
Entire change of bill. Brilliant proirraiume.
Lucretlit db ?? 4b Chins Chow HI.
h oriel a. I THE ONLY LEON I Citing Chow lib
Chiup Chow Hi. I AH UOKGIA. | Lucrutia Borgia.
Chlng Chow 111. 4> db Lucratla Borgia,
REGULAR MATINEES cominenea SATURDAY. Dec. 2.
SPECIAL MATINEE, Thanksgiving Day. at J o'clock.
Box office open DAILY froiu U A. M. to lu P. M.
CTH AVKNUK~THKATKK "
rpHANKSUlVINO DAY, AT 2, MATINEE.
TTII AVENUE THEATRE.
^Proprietor end Manag.-r Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Mr. DALY'S SUMPTUOUS REVIVAL of Shakespeare'l
"A8 YOU LI KB IT.'
A GREAT SUCCESS
Mitt DAVENPORT as Rosalind.
Mr COUHLAN ?? Orlando.
Mr. W'M. CAftTLE at Auricus.
Mr. FISHER at Jnquee.
Mr. DAVIDGE at Touchstone.
Milt JEFFREYS LEWIS at Call*
Mitt Sydney Co well ai Audrey.
THANKSGIVING DAY-Matineo at 2, "Aa You Like It."
MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2, "Aa You Like It."
TUESDAY NIGHT, December 5 SUMPTUOUS RE
VIVAL of tbb eelebrated Prince ofWalet vertiou of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Academy ok music.
Mr. JaMKH W. MORRISSEY.... Manager
Opening ol I lie Mutical Season! Second Festival Night I
GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS AND CENTENNIAL
THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL
of the moit dlatlniruiibed lyric and instrumental artists la
alto United Statei, in conjunction with THEODORE
THOMAS' UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA, who will appear
In a teriei of
INSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC PERFORMANCES
unequalled for grandeur and perfection.
?.?ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS OF Tlfh. MAMMOTH MU
SICAL AND OPERATIC COMBINATION.
TO MORROW iffcll.VESI)AY) EVENING, AT 8,
Miaa THURSBY and Riguor 11 RIG NO LI In the gems of
FAUST, Mine. CULAGEK In MIGNON, Mite DKASDIL
and Slgnnr BKIONOLI In TROVaTOKB, Mr. CHARLBS
KPITSCH 111 UN BALLO. Mr. FEKRANTI In THE BAR
BER OK SEVILLE, and the ENTIRE COMPANY in
MARTHA, together wtih THEODORE THOMAS and hip
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA in the
THIRD ACT UK "LOHENGRIN,"
In addition to a remarkably
BRILLIANT LIST oK ORCHESTRAL WORKS,
in which Mine. CAKKBNO SAi RET and Mr. S. B. MILLS'
will participate.
POPULAR PRICES. **
Reserved Seata, $1 5(1; Admission. $1; Family Ctrel*
5.'c.; Boxes. $fl, $8 and $10. *
FRIDAY-LAST FESTIVAL NIGHT,
ALL THE ARTISTS APPEARING.
PA RE WELL MATINEE,
SATURDAY AT 1 :80.
GRAND OPERA IN COSTUME AND WITH COMPLETE
ORCHESTRA aND CHORUS.
pARK THEATRE. ~~
HENRY B. ABBEY...... ... .!.*???and lltn^|tf
LOTTA AS MUSETTE
EVERY EVENING.
THANKSGIVING
and
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Box office open from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M.
1HIB0. THOMAS' SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
? at stein way hall.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 29. AT X
_ SECOND FILL PUBLIC KKHKARBaL.
NOTICE. ?Thanksgiving Day being appointed for Thurt
day, No vein her SO, Die nublic rehearsal for the Second
Symphony Concert, advertised to take place oniliaidiy,
will be giveu the day previuiu. WEDNESDAY. Noveiubei
20. .SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT.
ON SATURDAY KVKMNO. DECEMBER 2. AT &
Soloists?Muie. HERMIN lA RUDEKSDORF. Soprano.
Mr. II. A. BISt'liOFF, Tenor.
0\ KRTURK?Scberto. Finale, tip. &2,......,...,Schnmann
VOitSl'lKL?Gnettordaemicerung W aaner
SYMPHONY?No. 4 in B flat major, op. 60 Beethoven
Tho sale of tickets lor both the public rohoarsal and sym
phony concert will commence this morning, at the box office
of Steinway Hull; at K Schuberth's, 22 Union sqnare. and
111 Broadway.
SLY CKLKBKATBD ARTISTS ENGAGED AT TONY
PASTOR'S. They wtll all appear at the
M ATI NEK TO DAY.
0
Everybody delighted with bob harts
new entertainment, flic funniest act ever produced.
Can be seen only at TONY PASTOR'S.
matinee this day at 2 o'clock.
PlilladelDhla Amusements.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. KAIRMOU.VT PARK. PHIL
adelphia.?Open dally. A large collection ot living wild
beasts, birds and reptiles. Admission, 2.'>c.; children. lOe.
K1R A L F V '8 A L11A MHKA P A L A (71 "
inauguration or the Winter Season, .
Moud.'!7.'-..:5'?.v.- U7A.0V8I.V rTenins *"d Saturday Matinee.
A/IKINR: OR, YOYVGK III THE EARTH.
VKW NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA '
? THE PEERLESS MORLACCIII In L'KSPluNNE
UtANi,AISE. Everything new. Saturday Matinee nl21
THE LECTUUk SEASON.
^MKKICAN GEOUKAPHfti.AL SOCIKTf." "
Additional.
On the Mcond evening of thu reception at the Society'*
houne, No. II West 2t?ih si, November at 8 o'clock. Mr.
Alexander Humboldt van ?Jer it.nek will give an account of
hi? recent journey from .Spitsbergen through Lapland to the
??iilt of Bothnia, aud the Hon. Manuel M. i*eralta, Minister
It a dent of Contl Kicu, will road a paper upon the protected
canal ncfuM the Isthmus ot Darien.
RKV. T. i>E WITT TALMAOK WILL LHCTUK* THI8
jventng, in the 7th street Methodist E|>ihcoo<?I church,
between 2d and 3d a vs., at 8 P. M. Subject, "Bright and
Happy Homes. ' Admission. oOc.
T
O-NIUHT,
REV. HENRY WARD BF.FCIIER
WILL LECTURE
IN SIXTY-FIRST STREET M. E. CHURCH,
61ST ST., BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS.
SUBJECT AKD TIMES."
JHLMICA*..
\ n Ei5tca'tk6" Ladv. of ~ Practical KxTfT
elriem-e, au accomplished vocalist, receives pupils fur
pianoforte and vocal culture . $10 per quarter, highest ref
erences. CllANTKUSK, Post office box 3.1)74.
Basso wanted-kor a voluntker quartet
id au uptown Episcopal church; asrociatlnn agreeable
and services grateiully leceived.- Address BASSO, box
3.7i?7 Post office.
KW YORK CONSERVATORY OK MUSIC,
ft East I44hpw.ee?ndd?r enet ftik ?v. incorporated).
1'IULIN INSTRUCTION AT THE
V NEW YORK OoNHKKYaiORY OF MUSIC.
No. A East I4tli >1.. second il -or east ot 5ih ev
by Professors MuLLENIIaLKK and t'AUHl.
UA.VC'IVti Al'ADEMiI~,
N
A LLKN DodWi iKTII'b DANCING Si'IDmiL,
J\ leinoved to Xo. BSfi .'nil a*., now open for the' reception
ol pupil*. Kor particulars tend for circular.
A?mars' academy of Dancing, gup h leech eh
?St.?Pupils can atteud at their eoiirenience send lot
circular. Reception thanksgiving alteruoou aud evening.
A?cartiek'> dancing academy, plimpion
.Building, Stnyvesant and Bth <ts Private lessons'
glide specially; no- classes now lormlng.
BROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 B ROOM!!-ST.?
All the taahiuQalilv I)ancus in one con*b<* of l6?innt
the nrst lessons can betaken privately, and noextrs
charge from cI.ibr prices.
BALLET MAS I Eil 111 MAR'S PKIVATK DANCINa
iclemi . 24 YY est 4c, ,t.-Ladlr?'. gentlemen's and
Children . clause.; six dance, taught perfectly iu six priva.e
lessons; waits, gllite W ilts specialties.
Diamond's dancing school, adelphi ivilDi
lag. HruanwMy .nut 02tl si.?TliS mu?i r*?mouuuIb and
aauafavtory wrran-rmrnl> sver offered.
IjYKRNANliU'S DANCING ACADEMIES, MTB ?T,
corner lav. (hank building). ?For circulars address
rrleate Academy, 57 East olhli st Private lessons any
liour. Recent inn. Thursdays; Invitalons Issued; no sX
nuttance without being presented with my signalure
J FERNANDO.
SA.U,?,S',i.,.12A'VJ1Nu ACADEMIES lid BAST* 1STK
'? 154 *?'' a,,,c PRIVa\M LEaSOMM any
deer. ClKCULAHa. 212 En.1 lllh sW ^

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