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PROTECTING THE ORPHAN.
1 DECISION OF THE GENERAL TERM Or THE 80
THKME COURT WHICH WILL REJOICE WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS?NO COSTS TO BE ALLOWED TO
PARTIES DEFEATED IN A WILL CONTEST.
The Geueral Torn of the Supreme Court, presided
over by Judge Davis, seem to be engaged id a laudable
endeavor to correct the various abuses of the law,
some ol woich were referred to at length in the
Hkhzld of Sunday. The declsiou of the General
Term unanimously rebuking Judge Douohao for bis
"anjustltlablo" aud Illegal action In filling a debtor
the amouol ol Judgment and coats which had been ob
tainod aguinst him, lor contompt lu refusing to an
swer a question, and commuting hiin to Jail nutil be
Should have paid this unprecedented fine, was a
sadly needed warning to others of our Judges.
While that decision was a welcome protection
ol tho outraged rights ol personal liberty an
other is equally important In guarding orphans and
widows from the rapacity of lawyers who are ready to
cutitest wills, even when they have no genuine case,
and, II they are defouteJ, feel sure of getting at least 1
heavy couusel fees out of tho estate. Judge Davis bus I
Just delivered an elaborate opluion, concurred In by |
Judges Brady and Daniels, decldiug that the Surrogate
cannot allow costs to the defoalud party in a will con
test.
THH 01HRCT OP TU? DZCtSIOX.
This decision Is meant to break up a practice, or,
rather, malpractice, which has been goiug on for
years, and robbed many a poor widow und helpless
orphan of the best portion ol ihelr luhoritauce for the
benefit of some speculative lawyer. In the present
Instance the amount ol costs tuvolved la only $3,000
out of an estata ol about $100,000; but it Is the prin
ciple which ia of Importance, and not tho
accidental amount lu any caso. Tho present case arose
out of the contest over the will of Eliza Llcar.cy.
The Surrogate found aguinst tho coutostants, tbo
Children's Aid Society aud St. Luke's ilotno. hut al
lowed their counsel, Messrs. D. R. Jaques and H. L.
Clinton, $3,000 for lees and disbursements. Tho exec
utors of tho will, which was admitted to probate, up
pealed to tho General Term Irom that part of the Sur.
regale's decision making the allowance, and the latter
baa now been reversed, so ibat the lawyers in ques
tion have to go without their foes and are uot even re
imbursed lor tneir actual expenses They have, how
aver, appealed Irom this doclsion annulling' their
allowances to the Court ol Appeals, whose final adjudi
cation ol the question will, ol course, be looked forward
to with unusual Interest by. the legal fraternity Altor
showing by numerous quotations from luws und preco- '
dents that such allowances to defeated parties were
never contemplated by tbe statute, Judge Davis cro
ceeda in bis opinion us follows:?
JUIMIK UAV18' OPINION.
vVe think, thoreloro, that tne Surrogate has no
power uuder lliu act of 1870 to make uilowaoces to
parties who do uot ??prevail" in cases contested before
bun. lie may cxcuso such purties, If the case be in
his Judgment a proper one, from the payment of costs
pcrsouully; but be cannot uku the subject matter of
the coulohi which he adjudges to belong to the success
ful party and distribute it or any purl ol it among bia
del. ateu antagonists. A ooustruotlon which permns
that to be done Is hostile to the spirit of our isws
which lu citaes of estaultabotf testacy requires estates
to be divided according to the will ol tbe testator aud
in cuses ol Intestacy according to tbo statute ol'uis
tributi-ina. It Is also uguiust public policy, lor It vir
tuuliy oilers a bribe to reckless contestants and tbelr
couusel to prevent the setilewout ot estates Uv
promoting litigation and engendering strile when
every interest ot tho public calls lor tbelr
Speedy adjustment. It might lead to great
abuses to tbe Injury of tho widows and orphans, und
the creditors of deceased persons wuum ail courts
? liould be sedulous to proteet. It would be a hazard
cos experiment lor a wuuilby man to attempt to dis
pose oi bis estate by his own will if u could bo distrib
uted at the mere will of the Surrogute uiuong tho
counsel of all who chooso to eel up whatever pre
tence of contest tho Ingenuity ol avsrlco can devise.
We do not meun by thoso suggestions to indieaio mat
the will in this case was impioperly contested, but on
the contrary we ibink the contestants had probable
cause to resist tho probate of the will propounded and
that tboir contest was in all respects lairiy conducted
kud tor ibul reuson we have excused ilioin Irom co?is
in ull tho appeals. Without cousidonng the several
other questions presented by the appeal, somo of which
are lata! to a large portion ol the allowance, we think
!' ?ur. d,al>1'? ruv?"o the parts ol the order appealed
from, but without cobie.
TUK HISTORY OV THK WILL
*b0T? d#cl81011 revive tbo interest attaching
to the case out. ol which it uruso, und which is also
pending before tho Court of Appeals. Eliza Hearst
an old lady ot seventy-seven, living at No 10 Charlton
?trees died on February 3, ISIbf le.vl.g w e.Ute
valued at about $100,000. Two wills were found one
executed on July 11, 1874-only seven months teltra
ufnr<iUu.^left her property to a niece In Bos
ton, a Miss Noyes, aud tbe fumily of James Lovcridau
m h hUs ''m*1'1" th8 ?'U wo,n'ul lor a Tear previous
to her death. Another and prior will, executed on
February 8, 1873, prov.ded lor Miss NoyosaLo
w .h ^|.smaller degreo, left tbo Loveridges out
in the cold entirely, and left a large portion of her
estate to the Children's Aid Society aud St. Luke's
Home. The last named societies contested the will
through their couusel, Mossrs. D. R. Jaquos and H 1
Llintou, on tho ground ol undue iniluunco exercised bv
Mies Noyes and the Lovoridge family. It appeared on
the trial ihut tho latter had leased the Chur ton street
residence of Mra Hearsey, under agreement to leave
certain rooms lor her exciusivo occupation, and to oro
ride her hoard (In lieu of paying rent). Mrs. Hearsay
lu tiered from a vurtely ol diseases, was leeblo and evt n
flighty in her mlud?so uiucb so that she sometimes
OoU."niea?i ?'le, ,U ,ler ol<1 Kl"k street residence.
One of the struugest points made by the coulestuuis
was that the attesting witnesses were all parUM
Interested in the second will, auu that uo one know ol
M execution, not even Mrs. Hearscy's old nurse un
ill alter her death. Mr. Lovoridgu icslihed that'the
will wus drawn up by him in tbe basement upon In
aiructlotis received up stairs in her room Irom the
testatrix, but that ho had lorn u>. the instruction.
Surrogate? Mulchings, in an extended opinion, admitted
the second will to probate ou the ground mil neitimr
mental Wcakno.s nor uudno mlluouco had been esnh
lisbod sufficiently to reverse It. The Genera! I'irm
confirmed Ibis decisiou ou uppeul, but tho case has
-.15 eeu'linc!" 10 l"? ?UUrt ?f ^?>eal?, whcre? It Is
THE BURN E) J UNFORTUNATE.
At last the "unknown" party, who wad suspected
nl having act lire to tho clothing ol bis mistress, Lucy
Krceiuuu, ul u bousu ot iil-lautu in Twenty-seventh
timet, on tbo 3d 111st., and so causing hor death, was
taken luto custody yesterday at the corner of llouston
and Mulberry streets by detectives Eurrls and Adams.
The prisoner Is u low sized man. aged forty-live, and ol
a very excitable temperament. When relating bis
connection with tbo and alTair before Mr. Tout, tho
Coroner's clerk, ho waved bis arms to und iroaud ges
Minted wildly. Ills name Is Henry Cooper; be is a
saliva oi Holland; tins n strong foreign uicouiand has
lived at No. 102 East Houston street. He is a pastry
cook und bad been acquainted with the unfortunate
girl for some time und culled on her, according to bis
awn statement, on the 3d lust. The pair wero smok
ing in the girl's room, and tho accident occurred
through Lucy's own cure less n ess. Mho twisted up n
piece ol paper oighicon inches long, lit It at the gas
jet, passed It to Henry, who lit Ills cigar with it and
then banded it buck to Lucy, wno also lit a cigarette.
Thru sbc dropped the uupor into llie spittoon, a little
behind hor, and beiore she was uwsro ol her danger
her train bud caught lire and she wus enveloped in
llanius. To u*e Cooper s words:?
"I tried to stamp und put out ze flume, man, 1 can
not; 1 run to ze bulb room, set water, do all posaihlc
to stop se lire. It Is no use. /.u girl cry out; zo
house Is nlurm ; peiiplo come; I urn Mruid; don't like
to bo caught in such place; so 1 fly; man, not by zo
bulb room."
During tills speech, made In tho strongest of Krenoh
seenuis, winch no doubt accounts lor his having been
described us a I'reiicnmun, ho was laboring under Mis
most intense exciioiuent. He concluded: ?
"1 did not make liro to dis girl. Nuvnrel Nevnrc!
If ze vorld sull not ImjIicvo mo, I uppo.ii to Heaven I"
Tills was said with all the melodramatic gesture cal
culated to add efleul to tbo words. Tbo inuu was then
taken to the Central office, to he kepi Micro until ibis
morning, when be will appear at the luqucsC
REV. (?) MIL VALENTIN I.
When tbo reverend Mr. Vulentlnl, tbo Uulian clergy
man of many creeds, whose alleged vile cureer was
noticed in yostorduy's Hkhai.o, loll tho court room ou
Monday aliornooo lor bis cbucrless cell tn the Tombs
his face was as rosy as a ripe apple uud bis nppearsuco
tbut ol s iuuii uccuslomud lo good living. Yesterday,
when lakon out lor further examination, be wus s
marvellously chungod man. The ruddy complexion
had given placo to a dcatb-ilkc hue. His eyes were
Wild sua haggurd, his cheeks sunken, and tils onllie
lorm app-.-ured lo have shrunk. A more marked
mango in tweniy-iour hours is ol rare occurrence.
Every tealurc ol Ills pale lace told ol the sulfuring be
hail undergone daring bis bnel Incarceration.
The case made against him ou tbe day previous by
the -Society lor the i'lcvunuou ol Cruelly to Children
was rcudered lullnilely worse yesterday by the lunii
ninny ol a boy ol thirteen yonri, who swore to lurib- r
Tile | raclices by Valcniiui. The lad lold bis story in
an unblualnug maunei, anil admitted bis own complic
ity wtiu sum coolness thai it were difficult lo deter
mine which of the two, Valcuiinl or 'lie boy, suppos
ing ihe Story to be true, was the most degraded.
Alter a brlel examination Justice Kilhreih increased
the prisoner's bail l.'.uuu, in .king it $3,600, and iu dc
lanlt of tbe sumo ne was again seat to prison.
A COSTLY CUSTOMER.
In the case ol Mrs. Caroline Peterson, under the
Civil Damages set against Charles Walker, proprietor
ol the Weal End (Long Island) liotsl. whom she sued
for $600 tor naving sold ner husband liquor, tbejuiy
returned s ?cxdiot lu bar iavor lor $4oa
THE YOUNG MAN FROM TIOGA.
Onboard the reamer Rhode Islaud Orrin V. Hug
gles, of Tioga county, Pennsylvania, yeaiarday took
passage for Frovidotico. Orrlu is a young man, Iresh
from Ula native lioalb and innocent ot guile, and as b#
strode tbe vessel's deck yesterday be longed tor a
clieeriul companion Sunn a oue presented nimself in
tbe person of Ed Ncsb>l, a geutluwau peculiar "for
ways tliat are dark," but wbo, In a vest and coat of
clurlcal cut, is a man of singularly meek and saintly
prosence. In sucb guise he came yesterday and to
Mr. Buggies be imparted, with a show of oonsequenue,
that be was a leather merchant who bad a cargo
of bides on board. The young man Iroin
Tioga was delighted to mako so reputable an acquaint
ance, and when tbe latter snowed b'.m a pockctbook
filled with gold coin his opinion of the stranger be
came allll bigner. After absenting himself lor a while
to look after his merchandise tbe clerical looking
straogor reappeared, and said bnrrtediy that be waa at
a loss lor changa to pay some freight charges, and
taging out a one hundred dollar bill be latu it on
Orrtn's lap and said?
"Will you loan me $45 for an hour or two till we ean
change that bill ? Keep it till thou."
Mr." Kuggles wus oulv too happy to be In a position
to oblige bis new acquaintance, and lie at unco counted
oul the required sum. The stranger loo a it, smiled
bis gratitude, rose to go, aud then, as If an idea struck
blm, no said:?
"Alt, pcrtiups I could get aomo change for tbe bill
below. Let me buve It it you can and take ibis," at
the same lime producing the plethoric pocketbook in
which was ibe gold coiu. "Tage it, my dear str," be
auded, peeing that Mr. Kuggies hesitated, "it is s mere
form, of coursu, but judicious, sir, very judicious
among business men. One cuunot loll nowadays
with whom oue Is desling. Take it, sir, till 1 ro
tnrn."
Tbe stranger, smiling still more suavely, bowed him
self away, and tbe Tioga youth placed tbe pocketbook
in his coat, thinking all the time how precise and
formal these business men were In their dealings.
There bad been a witness, however, to this colloquy In
the person of a small but thoroughly posted darky,
wbo expressed bis contempt of the whole proceeding
by balioing out,
"llay, Loss! Hcckon you're sold. That 'ar olo
cuss'll dual uway with tbo sugar. You're robbod boss,
sbuab."
At this Orrln F. Rugglea, of'Tmga, roso to his feet,
arid, in bis surprise una consternation, hoarsely artic
ulated
??Sonny, I kin run some "
Aud be could. Beiore tbe stranger bad left tbe pier
Orrln bad overhauled him, and with bla bund fiercely
clutching tbe com ol clerical cut be demaudcu bis
money. His acquaintance of tbe upper deck looked
up in surprise.
"Whut!" said bo, "did yon tbtuk I was stealing It,
sir? If you did, sir, boio it is. Now give me mine."
At this moment Sergeant Gastllu, ol the steamboat
squad, appeared aud arrested Orrin's Iriend, wbo was
no other tbun Edward Ncsblt, alius Adums, a well
known coufldunce uperutor.
It la needless to rdd that the plethoric pocketbook
contained a lot ol bogua coin.
LOVE VERSUS LAW.
The Brooklyn Board ol Health procured a warrant
from Juattce Walsh for the arreat of Johu Wuisb, re
siding m Little Nassau street, near Kant uveuue,
charging him with having resisted tbe ollorts
ol the officer in charge ol the smallpox ambulance to
remove a patient to the County Hospital, Flathusb.
The patient is his daughter, a girl thirteen years ol
age, sick with the smallpox. Tbe penulty lor resist
ing a sunitury olllcer under sucb circumstances is Im
prisonment lor col more than thirty days, or a Qua of
not less tbun $10.
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20
21
BOAItUEUS WAITED.
TiftKiii "hFoky fuontC'two SECOND fiTORT
back, with Board. 2U aud 28 Earn 23d, Madlt'in square,
Mr,. KENT.
BLOCK or WASHINGTON SQOARtt-PURNIflHBD
Rooms, with good Board, 136 Macdougal it., corner
Want 3d.
10ft a BLEU AN TLY PUBNIIs 11K I) ROOM ?7 ~W ITU
Board, at 624 Lexington av., between 53d and 54th em.
1 StJTT OF FRONT ROOM* TO LET?WITH 1BO A 111);
JLltoonis tor gentlemen ?t 230 Madison av.
BLOCK EAST OK UNION AKeTTqKNTLKMEN
can bo iicconiiiiodatud with Board nod pleasant Rouuih;
table hoarder* taken; term* moderate; boueo hue been
tboronKblv renovated, 132 Kaal Irltli tt.
PARLOR FLOOR, ALSO SECOND Kl.OOK;" AM*
pie closets. private batnroom. with private table, or
without board; references; 3H Beat 20lh at.
<*>l" AND tl 60 DAILY; $10 TO il4 FoFtWO WKKtf
?pl ly; tine rooms. Bret class table. 176 Bleecker St., near
Jiroarlway.
0 5 AND 7 PROSPECT PLACE (EAST A 1ST VrT,
O.clty.?A nice Suit of Kooine. eecend floor, with alcove,
with sunerior Board, for two, ?10; einaller Kooui. $15.
cfHr~ANu ern Ava.-vEKv desirable booms,
?J with Hoard; referencee. 3H West IHth at.
5TH"avT SL-PLKASANT^'"booms," with' 1BoTitF;
references.
1 ft WA V ERLEY PLACE, NE A R 11 ROADWAYX.
JLUFrout Roouis, $12 to $10, for two, with Board; tran
sient, f I 80 day; table Board. $4; otoam heat.
1/t EAST fc*D ?*.?A BUT* Or" FOUR BOOMS OE
J.\J second floor, with or without private table; also Room
on fourth Hour.
I'lSffXlT., " 144 ~ WEST.?A NICELY" FURNISHED
? /front Boom, to gentleman and wile ; Board lor lady if
deeired.
"I CTH sT7~ EAST.Xif. (H TU Y YES A NT PARK) -HAND"
J.? Jsomelv furnished Rooms; excellent table ; perlect hoiuu;
eplendid neighborhood: no inuring.
BAST 4BTU ST.?8BOOND PLOOK TO LET, WITH
Board. April 15; reference.s exchanged.
111 ST., WEST. 46&?COLLEOB HOTEL;"PULL
Board, Irom $5 to $H per week; also transients.
WEST 27TH ST. - ELEGANT KURnIhHKD
Rooms, with Hoard, en snite or singly; no May moving
Ol 8T StT. 2ft-? WEST. ?RACK i'Altl.OU AND BED
aw I room on first tloor to let, with Board; references ex
changed.
9 1 ST ST., IBB W EST.?11 A.NliS 1 \l ELY PI' It NIS11K D
Rooms, with first class Hoard; house just opened.
91 ST ST.. 17 EAST.?NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
-a I.with good table Board, at modorata prices; transients
accommodated.
991) ST., 2til WEST. BETWEEN" 7Til AND 8TH
aw.jav*.?Furnished Rooms, with Beard; references ex
changed.
OQD ST.. WEST, 440.?ELEGANT ROOMS. EN SUITE
/or singly. first class private brown stone residence;
table liners!. terms low for summer ; relerencns.
9 I Til ST., 134 EAST ?A LARGE, SUNNY BOOM.
? I wltb superior Board, low to permanent parties; refer
ences.
i)W BUT 27TH ST.?HANDMOMkLT FU KB3| K l)
ww. /Rooms, with or without Board; desirable terms to per
manent parties.
00 cunton"PLACE, REAR BROadwAV.-PKONT
a-URonni-, with Board for two, $12 to $1R; single, $7 to
$8; transient, taken.
97 WEST HSTii ST.?TUIKD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.
Aj I to let, with Board, to itentlenien or gentleman and
wile.
On WENT 33D' ST ?SBOOED BTORY PARLOR AMD
tJawtbree Bedrooms; unexeeptionablo Board; reference
exchanged.
?JO it AMD 87 WEST 14TB ST.?ROOMB^WITH
O./.Board, singly or en ulte; liberal lernis to purinmirut
part lea
QO WEST 42D 'sT.7PiWETIM.7aEHkl?-mR PABK^
O'/House new elegant Apartments; excellent Hoard to
responsible parties.
Of WENT 15 I'll HIT?HANDSOME ROOM, WITH
O r first class table ; terms very moderate; families or
gentlemen.
?> 1 TH HT\T~NCr~ 244 WEST?H A NDSOMBlFVuR
Ox nlsbed Rooms for families or geuth men; Bnaril and
arentnmoilatious first class; .11111100 prices; no moving.
OH EAST 21 ST ST., NEAR BKOADwXY ?HAND
sltlfomely furnished Rooms, with Board lor fumllies and
gentlemen; relcrencei.
??7TiT??lTXr west-pleasant rooms, with
f / I lint class Hoard; no moving let of May; references
exchanged.
1 1 WEST 46TII sT?front ROOM. IKCOMD
I flour, with first class B rard. for gnntlem<n and wife;
also a hall Room; prices moderate: relerruco.
40 WEST 24TII ST. II a.NIHsoMKLY FURXMHKD
? /s-ernnd Floor, wllli private baih . also Rooms on tolrd
to families or single gentlemen, with or without Hoard; 110
moving in May.
A A WEST lofil sr.. Nr.AU .vrn av.-hksikahlk
1 x Roiiiiis. superior Board; fami.les and gentlemen;
terms moderate; 110 moving.
4-Til ST.. 17* WEST.?ROOMS, WITH EX. I LLENT
' ' Honru, at rndnccd prices, to desirable pe. pie wltli r. f
erenees.
n CLIN ION PLAf'K?Ron viH ON SECOND AND
third lloot-t, double aud single, with Board; prices
reasonable
r,|| WEST IHTH ST. ?FOR GENTLEMEN, FUR"
cJt/iiished single and double Rooms, sun strictly brat class
Honrd
CO WhBT 3RD Hfr?LAKOE. NI CELT P OhNlBHED
? f* lltnoiii on fourth floor, southern exposure; alto ball
Room, wltb Hoard; refereiires.
K/l *? Est 24TH HT., BETWEEN ?TH AV. AND
' ' r Broadway. ? Rooms, wltb Hoard, for gentlemen aud
families: no objection to children ; terms reasonable lost
relnrences; oouse kept by a Sou-hern ladv.
r 7 wiif" 48th ??t.. between ath and bth
tJ I MVS. Ilandsoiii -ly fiirnlslied Rooms, w.th Board tor
families or single gentlemen.
f' I IE VINO PLACE, CORNER OK MTII.-j.ilui
tlx Room on socuiid floor, with or wituout Board; also
Other Kooms.
U| VARIt.'K lir.?A FEW HINULK HKNTLEMEN
Oiosn be aocomin idated with unwd Board and pli-asani
Rooms; terms and ft) per week.
IRVINO I'LAUE, Too DOORS From OKaM
Q ? ercy I'ark.?Wltb Hoard, entire third Floor prlrnte
table II preferred ; Rooms on so.,,,,,! and leorth lloofi,
WEST 121 ti St.. ONE DoOK WKsf <iV ?TII
LTkW.- y private family will let some well furnished
Kootn*, with Hoiiru, lo m11i?? n or iln^lu ifcntlonirii ; rotrr*
iiicto,
. ) ?a! HSON A V Xfo BEN fTwTfIT "ho AXf>rSKC
?ond etor.r fr'iit Room: r.o moving: refernnces. '
KAsT UTII ST.?fUItN18HEIt ROOMS, Wiril
first class Board, to families and gontlent* 11; refer
108
11
113
1 . y . WRSI 14111 sT.-NIOBLV PURNlHUI l> ROOM,
l_.''aitb or without Hard: references; no moving In
Msy
i .1.1 madIsun a v. -i wo front rooms, on
1a ^fourth Hoiy. to be vacated next week: also Rooms
01 sweond floor. Msy I, with Board; reference.
h.A-T 27111 ST ? THRI-.K FiJUNIsHedTlaKOF..
m ercoud and third Honrs, with Hoard.
Wi.sl Hi II SI 1 INK ROOM '.N FOURTH
Boor, snltable for two. with Hoard.
120
13U
BOXKDERN WANTED.
I 'Jtj'rtl HI 44'lil ST.-HAN USOMKLY f dKnISHED
lO* Jm*ot ud "lory front . hnu*?? mi<it*ole firtiolno; ?lo??t%
hot und e?Id water; no moving; referr??< ???
rj"I W BAT ATM BT? NEAR WaSIIIINUToN (SQUARE.?
iO'J f'lraaaiil 111...III. to let. with good Hoard. ______
15H WEST MTM ?T.-fTMl U1.ASS BOARD. WITH
O' 'pleasant Koouii; terma $7 to $10 per week; reference
Nfiim.
1?7 lifr AOTH IT. X8A1 OlAVO onuAii SS
LO I ptit.?To let, fnrui*i>e?L * Inrue auniiy Kooin. teeotiu
floor to one or two gentlemen, with Brenkliut aud Ten;
private family.
14Q" wiTEKLTr place, lnka"r"aFrTTAV.? hand
lt?0,..m.-ly furnlahed Koom>. eaceUcnl Board; terms
?MMtU; AwtjuifMaOy.
1 SB \VEST~21 ST BT. -LA RO B"Tt6ti M TO LET, T O
X? /Oono or two gentlemen. will or without Board
I 7jJ M ALISON AV-MKs. IL W. JENKINS OFFERS
X I Olor rant, with Board, an entire tnlle of Room.;
would separate tlioiii i( daairad; possession bafora tba lat
of May; no moving in May.
1(17 fuLton "St.?fukmihTiebTroom s. hand?
>' l some, coinfoi taoia and convenient to bualnoaa; full
or partial Hoard, i all and naa.
OI K EA.-.T |0| || 9T.?NEATLY FURNISHED BOOM?
JL 1 ? /with Uoam, tor oua or two gentlemen. la private
family. No moving.
'>1 7 WK8T"isth St^a~prTvatb pamily, lit
aj I I ins in tlirir own bouse, can acroramudate two gen
tlrmen with good Board and pleaaaui Rooina. on reasonable
tertaa
Otti EAST MiTH sT. (FIRST CLASS BROWN
? ? i-tone}.. Handsome larira Itooma; alao hall Room;
good Board; tarm. raaaouabla ; reference* exchanged.
'>97 WEST MTU ST.?ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
< I Kootua, with or without Buard; referaucea ex
changed.
9 1 WENT 23D ST.?ROOMS. EN SUITE OR
Oslngle, lurnl.liod with aaw and haudaoma furniture;
Drat claaa tahla; references exchanged.
hoo WEST 2UT 8T.?HANDSOME ROOMS, WITlt
ao.J ?lexecllcut table, to familica or gentleuieu; bouse
modaru: eara, stages. Ac.; rtfarancaa
007 "WEST SSTII tJT,"-KXCELLENT BOARD AND
OO I niealy Ittrnlahad Kooint in privata family; tarraarory
modarala.
7?Jr WKST~2 1ST ST!?SECOND FLOOR ROOMS.
TlOowlHi first alaaa Board; privata family; tariua moder
ate; reloronoaa.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, OWNING HOUSE, WILL HKNT.
with excellaut Board, Boomt, singly and au auita. 820
Lexlugton av.
ALtllilli" ROOM ~0N SECOND FLOOR TO LET,
with Board, tun.ible Tor two gentlemen, by lat of May.
83 7th av., n< ar 15th at.
A LARUE BACK ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, ALSO
front B<mim, oau bo bad, with Board, lu a small family.
141 Waal 22d at.
K A It EL K V AT K D K A ILWA\\-HAN DSO MB ROOMS;
N
upariur table; lu high stoop brown atoua houaa ; tarma
to suit thr timaa. 867 V\ rat 20.u at.
"Parties In search or first class boakdino
X accommodations should call at SANUS' Board Directory,
1,198 Broadway, room a *
BOARD AND LDUGINO WANTED.
'BoaKu'^A^rirTiv^KTfmXn~Tn u' wTf?
Jjlrom Muy I to Oetobar; largo farm bouse witbin easy
aoceaa ol city; cream, milk, fruit, Ac. Addrets ANON.
Herald olHre.
Board wanted?for gentleman and wire*
between 4lh and Dth ays., 10th and 42d ata.; well lur
malted Room; leruia not to exceed $05 per month; best ref
erences given and required. Addrcaa II. W., Boat office box
2,904.
OARD WANTED?BY~T yTTunTjT'aDY.~IN A 7 rI
vata bomo preferred between 2d and 0th ava. and loth
and ROth ata. Addrasa. statin terma. which mint be mod
crate, PERMANENT TEACHER. Herald Uptown office.
BO A RD WANTED?BKTWEKM 40rH AN O BUTII STS.,
weat aide, for two; dinner only; $12. VERITAS, na
tion 0.
TX7 ANTED?ROOM AND HALL. BEDROOM, UNKUR
IT nialied. with Board for two, above 42d at. Address,
With terma and location, J. B. L.. Herald office.
WANTED?BY HINOLB GRNTLEMAN, ROOM, WITH
Board, Ave mlnutaa' walk Irom Third Avenue Railroad
Depot; state terma. Address I. ORBHORY. station II.
XtTANTED?BOARD FOR OBMTLKMAN AND WIFE
v> In strictly private family; location above i'3d at., be.
twren Lexington and 7th ava.; prico about S25 per wa>-k.
Addruaa W., box 2,H53 Foil office.
W' A NTEI ?-A SECOND FLO (lit IN PRIVATE FAM
ily, with Buard for gentleman, wife, ehlld audnuiae;
price not to exceed 9140 per month ; perir.anent if satisfied;
beat relerauces given nnd required. Address, lor llires
days, J. W. P..214 Wast iilthat.
WANTED-fWO ROOMS AND BOARD, F'OR THREE
II adults, in exchnnge fur a nuw .Irund Square I'lanu,
finuat made. Addrasa MEDAL. Ilernld Uptown office.
HOTELS,
it'SfEW lENOLAND HOTEL?LOritllNOS 50 CENTS;
Xx2H0 light Kooiua, equal to any tlrat clasa hotel; tor gou
tlt'inen only ; weakly, 92 to 93. Corner Bowery aud Bay
aid.
?FIFTY 92 ROOMS FOR 91 1'KU WEEK; 25e.. 35?.,
..Vie, per day ; gantlemen, lamiliua. Frankfort House,
202 William at.
/TITY HOI EL, BROADWAY AND 8TH HT.-9I fiO FEB
V-Muy, $7 weekly, with Board; Rooms Sll weekly, 75c.
daily.
liiStuii CAM LIVE BETTER FOB LESS MONEY AT
J Urand Union Hotel, i'ark av. and 41at at., thau auy other
place in city; restaurant one of thu beat.
W. D. GARRISON.
Flower city house, 17 clintonVlauk, few
doors west of Broadway. ? First class Aoeomuioiiatlous
fur periiiauent and tranaloui gueats; alao day ooardera.
ST. OERMAIN, 5TII AV...22D ST., BROADWa?7?RE
auction of rales?via., fufl Board. 92; without, 91, ami
upward; eplendld location; Koom? all Irunt; elevator;
bath*.
SOUTHERN IJOTKI-?91 OO AND $2 A DAY; $7 AND
0$S a week. 070 Broadway, corner 3d at.
COtHTHY BOARD.
f>T?AKD "at OsO A W A N.V-ONdl UHHON,* N K A K STA
I Ji lull: .TO acre*: six Rooms tu let; homing mid fishing.
Address Miss K. CltUHHU. i'racer's on the lludaon; wl.l
lie at the HnlWM House April III, rroiu HI A. M. tu II 1'. M.
Board" MAT ? k BAD WITH "FitIVATM FAMILY AT
Montclalr, N. J i ? family desiring permaneut hoard pre
ferred; shade, fruit, atablea, Ac.; near depot, h. T. U.,
bog 140 llerald oBoe. _______________
CTHILDKKN HOARDED flS MONTHLY;' MolHEKLY
Ji-are; convenleoi and healthy locality. Call Wednesday
7-17 Broadway, 'oun 17.
("10CMTBT BOARD?AT A1YKBOALB, ON flUMOX*,
J\ PI minutes fr mi city; location unsurpassed; torma mod
erate: rctorencoa exchanged. l"S Weil 47tn .1.
1NOUR ADULTS ( AN ORTAIN HOARD AT IIACKBN
lack. S. J.; location tha boat. Adilroaa B., bux lull Her
ald office.
n KRENWIOII, CONN.-FOK KIllST CLASS BOA It I)
JTUULLRY (? ItOVK, (irrenwlcb. Conn.
IN A HKAUTIFUL VILLAHK, ACCESSIBLE HY RAIL
and steamer and five mllea diatant from the ocean ; ttsh
ing and alill water ha1 hing: parties with children need nut
apply. Mrs. II FRENCH. Sag Harbor. L i.
OKASIDK HOARD WANTKD?FOR LADY. SKVRN
tjiniall rhildruii and two aervanta: mnst be within one
hour of New York. Address I'l'-TERN, northwest corner of
Lexington av. and 7Hth st.
WANTKD?AT PLAINKIBLI), N. J.. BOAKl* FROM
April IK), within live uiiuutna of depot, for huahand,
wile, child. Infant andnurae; two eooneetlng rnoms ; term,
not to exceed CJX Der week. Addre.a, with full particu
lars, B. I).. box ISO. Herald office
WANTKD?IN THE VICINITY OF CITY TtVO CON
necting Rooms. with private table for three adults.
Address WaLLACK, do Kast 12th st.
O/l MIMTEH HY t'K.NIRAL RAILROAD. L.UKiK
L\j r M
Rooms, good Hoard. Address Mrs. D. VAN ilOKN,
box -111 I'ost oilier. fSreanville, N J.
SIMMKIt HKMOItTM.
II
AMILTON HOUSE. STAMFORD, CONN.-IIBALTH,
home eouifurtf, accessibility. Send lor circular.
Monti ltut. if. j.?mount prosi-bct house.
under entirely new inan igeiuent, new op in ; arrange
m nts cuii new be made for season.
ST. M A It K's HOTKL. NEW UIMUIITON. H. I.. HILL
upon in May; two I ullages with or without private
taule. Applications fur beard address lo K. F. COLE.
POMT DFFItK ik'OTICK.
}y< is'i'v i> f ic k ~n ? ?f K;>r '
The foreign malls lur tho week ending Saturday, April
14, 1H77. will close at this olflee on lurtday. st I'd M , lor
E.urona. bv steamer Idaho via tjueeiisinwii; en Wednes
day, nt It A M.. lur Kurepe, ny steamer Kussia via
(Ju.-ensiowti; on Thnr?da) , at 11 ..n > a. M. lor Kuroi a ny
rteaiuer Oellert via I'lyinnnth Cherbourg and Hamburg;
on Saturday, at II ltd A M. lor Uermany. Ac . by Hteainer
Nrcknr vl i Southampton and $retnen ie< rre?poudanee lor
Ornat llrltatu iiidKraiic# tu e lerwsrded by this stasnier
must he specially addressedi, and at 12 Vl., lur Kurui a
by steamer Uity uf ItlchniuuH via l^uoeu-lown eorraspou
dene* lor (lermany. Scotland nnj North uf Ireland to be
forwarded by this steam r must be specially addressed ,
ami it 12 M . fur Scotland and North ef 1 raland h> stenmer
Usiliurnia via Movllle and Olasguw. Tho st-iiniers I latin,
itusala and City of Richmond do nut take inalis tor I (oil
man., Sweden and Norway The mails lor the West lube s
v a Hermit la and St. Thomas leave New York April 12.
The malls lor i'nrto Rico direct leave New York April 14.
The ma I a lor Nassau N. I' leave New Yolk April I*. The
mails for China and .1 span leave San Francisco April 17.
Tli ? in ills lur Australia, Ik, leave New York lur Han Fran
Cisco April 2T. T. L. JAMES. I'ostmaster.
New VoitK. April 7. H77.
WASTED TO PI'It ('II ASK.
<T|IOW CASK VV.v fED -FoR I He iji. I sl!)i. \ "vEftY
~i .. .. i:'.e. l.ldross, with particuluri and lowest pr.ee.
II. U., Herald oHio
AlISCK Lis AN IfiOl/ A.
hhTn waIus caf,ifokxi a'011fxkse LauSdiVy,
'it 7th av ?Carmeiit* wa bed and Ironed cheap and well;
nods taken home.
ATAl'WKit'M AMERICAN ILAYINU CaKIJS NEW I
ill dcslgus. Including (Jiiaiirnntals (round corners), now
ready.
IJUOKKT CfHN DKIKCTDH, 25 CENTS; THE BEST
I out; agciita wanted. !>.*i Liberty st.. ruciki II.
I) vKLiiR, Df.M.Ml ROHM aM? STOKE FLOORS
laid In walnut ard ash at the shortest notice.
N. JOHNSON, 4IO Hudson st.
WATCIIKN, JEVVEMIY, ct< .
"A ?AT MI7 HKOADWAY'. "CORNER 12 I'll ST.?
J\sLIainonds, Watches, Jewelrv. silks and Personal
I'upeity of every description . ought mid sold; loans
ncgutinied. I .-A AC H.vElf.
4 I LYNi'li'S DIAMOND STORK, ?I5 it I.OA DVY A Y,
jVuear'JI-t s;., fnriiicrly 72.7 Broadway established 1*4-1),
bargains in DismeniH, Watches and Jewelry. Stiver, Ac.
i Fair of seven car.t ukili.Iants, ?7.vi, i
JYworth $l.0UO. J. II. JOIlNsTON, l&o Mowcry. ieruer
Hroouie st.
t ?WILL KE.MOVE 1ST OF MAY III Im7 HUOAD
j \ iw iy, hoi ween 2'Rli mid 21st ate JAMES I'. MAT
THEW'S, BU7 Mruadwey, corner 4th st
A
T LVNCII'S. HIS HKOAHWAV. NEAR 2IST ST..
lMamen ls. Waichas, Jewelry. Silverware, Shawls, Ae.,
glit and sold; loans negotiated; ladies' private oitlce.
A
T ;i<:i HOWI.KY, MONEY ADVANCED ON DIA
mends. W etches Jewelry, Ac. : also I'awnbrokcra' lick
ol the saui" beughl at illt'l llewery olflee Nu 1
M
VERS A CO,, lid SI'RINH ST., BLUE FRONT.?
Dlairionds. W atclies, Jewulr) bought and sold at small
VI >NKY ON DIAMONDS, FCHs. All.-DIAMONDS.
jvLWatches Jewelry, silver*are. Seal Sacques, Camel's
II or shawls. Silks, Ac., bunght and s dd bark at a very
Small advance. UbO. 0. ALLEN, Jeweller, I.1U0 Broad'
war. lie r 2?ih st
ami wK.-nicvrs.
rrsxnrb'pkkA H6i sif "ib'SVSat Trt-DAY.
J mo Sih a?. and25d at.
J.'},1?. ?(1S7 THEATRE IN AMERICA.
?niWl , DONNELLY. hula Leasees and Mauag 're
MATINEE, <?,MIss ML'LTO.N.
IO-UAY. RATI ME. | MISS MULTON.
jO-RAY. MATINEE. I MISS MILTON.
TO-DAY. MATINEE. I miss mi'ltov
?-dav. matinsk. imiss multon.
today. matinee, miss mclton.
?R*?. matixkk. Imiss melton,
to-day.? matinee. ?M1SS MELTON
Jaant week of tuiti beuutitul Domestic Pley, now playing 10
lull anu (ailtioiiable Uou?e* with a nifignittceut c*>t of
characters aud the original upleodid sf?*tt?rr from the
DU^,.oonU;M,iN HgtAKh TlfKATHK.
?H!k.y ?PjKATsin orchestra circle SO CENTS
m. l uM.im*r'ln elegant tiylt. the exquieito Play,
i? ? 'I 7*?. with a marvellous cant of cliarHClere and
all the original treue?y Nnd effeots. liu.Sh Mil;IIEL.
UlOS HQ I'ARE TIlKVIRfC
U
Proprietor SHKIUDAN SHOOK.
Manager Mr. A M. paLMBK.
EVERY NICIIT.
the uaniciieffsT
riot RE
CRoWbLO
AT
every
KEI'RE.-EN'l ation
OOOlI PLAYS
produced at the
UNION SUE ARB
THEATRE."
SATURDAY. AT I ::?0. ELEVENTH
MATINEE OK
THE DAN IE II EKES.
OOTH'S THKATRB. JOHN McCJLLOUUH
JAKKETT a PALMER Le?seot aud Mauagers
The brevity of the engagement ol Mr. McCULLOUGIl
admits of uo delay for tlioae who desire to *c? hia magnifi
cent iiuperacuatioua None ol the piece* will be repoated
beyond the nmunor of lluiea announced. On Monday next
tha diatlnguivlied actor will appear In lile grout character of
THE GLADIATOR.
TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL
Grand Shakespearian revival.
RICHARD 111.
THURSDAY EVENING?-"Repetition of RICHARD lit
FRIDAY EVENING, OTHELLO. Mr MoCULLOUGlI
In tho title part: Mr E H Ward* a> lav".
UATUKDA V MAITvEE. OTIIELLO. Mr. MoCULLOUGlI
u? I AGO. Mr. Warite In thn title part.
SATURDAY N1GIIT? Repetition of KINO RICHARD III.
MATINEB SATURDAY BEGINS AT 1:30.
BOOTH'S THEATRE. TilE GIt ?. AT EVENT.
MR TUOKKK'S FAREWELL ItEN KFIT I I !
Tho grand dramatic and musical entertainment will he
given on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April ID, when a >ur
piI-In I) great hill will be oftered.
Among the renowned volunteering artists are the distin
guished comedienne,
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT I
Tha representative American prima omnia.
Miss t'LAK t LOUISE KELLOGG I
The great tragedian,
MR. JOHN McCULLOUOIl !
And othere. wlioeo tiamee will aiinrllv transpire.
THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
begins thL morning at the box olllcu.
SECURED sEAT.s fl SO
MR TOOK I.R'# IIBN BI IT.?OLARA LOUIM KSC
LOGg, Atnerlca'a rcpreeentittlve prima douna, itppcara.
SALE OF SEATS begins to-day.
MISS FANNY ' DAVENPORT APPEARS AT* MR.
I'OOKKICS FAREWELL ItENEFIT. Ihv the courtooua
coumoi ol Manager DALY. Sule ol >?ata begun.
CHfP BROADWAY TIIEATKK.-OWING"tVtHK
sudden aud severe Illness of MDs Mordauut thore will ha
uo perlnrtnauce given at thla theatre until further notice
OADRMY OF MUsIO. ITALTaN" OPERA*. |
ALHITES A PALM 1ERI DIRECTORS
D. DE VIVO MANAGER
FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
Ill GREAT OPERATIC EVENT!
TO-MOIUtoW rat S o'clock], IO MORROW.
INITIAL PRODUCTION IN AMERICA OF VEllDI'S
GRAND TRAGIC uPEKA,
7 DON OARLoVr
DON CAR LOS,
I don Carlos, |
which eomhlnea all the maestro'* unrivalled wealth of
melody and orcliuatral olivet*.
TOMORROW (THURSDAY), APRIL 12. ^
[ebut nf the heautirul distinguished prima douua,
Signoritia TERKHINA R ? STELLI.
The caat enn.racing Mine. PaLMIKRI, IIiu eupurh artlat.
Nlgunr CKLaDA, the plieniiiiirual tenor.
Big. BAUTOl.A-G, the eminont baritone; Slg. DAG NK?
ORO, the line haaao; Mile*. FKRSIANI. IIA STELLI, Ac.
A OORCiEOUs MISK EN SCENE.
A CHORUS OF tin VOICES, aud the ORCHESTRA and
STAGE It 1ND, numbering 75 virtuosi, under the
aula direction of Mr. MAX MARKTZEK.
Alao two hanitrrd CJ'?i| auxiliaries fur the GRAND PRO
CESSION In the third art.
SEATS FOR DON CARLOS
FORSALK NOW AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, at
701 and 111 Broadway: alao at -II Union nuiiar*.
FRIDAY. SECOND NIGHT OK DON CARLOS.
CADKMV OF MUSIC-MATINEE--I U'sT.
MaTINKE (SATURDAY AT 2) MATINEE.
FAUST. FAl.ST, FAUST.
Matinee prices?Arlmlaaiou. (1 -. raarrved aaats, 50c. extra
^TKINWAY HALL. "" "
Last appearance of
OLE RULE
la New York prior to hia departure for Europe.
llie greataat living performer ou the violin will give
another
ORAND CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II,
In which the follow lug artists will appear:?
MLLE. KM MA~Til UllSBY,
the moat eminent American
Ceucert Vocalist.
BIG. TAULIaFIP.TRA,
the groat Baritone.
M.MK. CAKKBNO HA If RET,
the renown, d Planlal.
Admlaaloti. SI; reserved seats. .Ml cent* extra.
Heals cau now be soeorvd at Steiuway Hall, 111 and 701
Broadway, aud 2'i Union square.
OLYMPIC THEATRIC M BROADWAY.
Brilliant anrcee* of
HUMI'TY DUMPTY. HCMPTY DUMPl'Y,
with NICK ROBERTS' TROUPE and GRIMALDI.
POPULAR PRICES.
ADMISSION TO ALL PARIS OF HOUSE. 25 CENTS.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THE BEST O KCII ICS IRA CHAIRS FIFTY CENTS.
EIFFY CENTS. FIFTY CENTS.
MATINt K
MATIN EE
MATINEE
THIS WEDNESDAY AT 2 P. M.
T1IIS WEDNESDAY AT 2 l?. M.
Bowery ni<?.atke.
Thl? evening will be presented Tom Tuylor'i celebrated
lltui??l the
TICKET OK LEAVE MAN,
with a splendid cant;
preceded by ?
KAVOIllTK K.ARCK.
HELLER'S WON OKU THEATRE.
72S?BROADWAY?TM>.
Crowded and Fashionable Audience*.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE UK
HELLER'S I The m.>?t a.tonudlng I WONDERS
III LLKK'S I programme of [WONDERS
HELLER'S MIRACLE* A . I? WONDERS I WONDERS
over produced In New York. WONDERS
WONDERS
The famous H it Trick. I WONDERS
| WONDERS
LEOTARD. I WONDERS
THE SPIRIT COMEDY. WONDERS
Mr*. Keptlr. Ml?* HELLER. | WONDERS
HoXINU A MEDIUM. WONDERS
STORM AND SUNSHINE. | WONDERS
HELLER'S
HELLER'S
HELLKlt'M
IIEI.L' IT'S
III 1.1.KR'n
I1EI.I.KiCS
H LLKK'S
IP LLKK'S
HELLER'S
EVERY EVEN I NO AT H O'CLOCK.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.
CHILDREN HALF PRICK TO MAiINKK.
Air PUNCH?SATURDAY MAIINKK.
1>arisian varieties, i everything
lUlh ?t. null Hruadwav I lirel class,
tiood Old Tlni'S Resumed.
CheiiK" "I I'ro rammc To night.
New Hid end Company Tonight.
Handsomest Ballot India World.
Lovely Models In Tableau* Vlvoiite.
PlipiHiit Novelties
b. the larirctt aid Kent 1 Oilman* in the City.
Matlneo Monilay, Thur?iUv end Saturday, at '2.
I KOTAUD TODAY. ATX
|j IIKLLRK'S WONDER THEATRE.
WANTED?2D PRETTY CHILDREN, Alto T 10
TT yearn old. lor dramatic production; alio character
actor, who can ailit; baritone nolo, and f.r*t clasn singing
koubrette Apply 1,215 II roan war dnliT. about noon.
rilllK MaRVKlI.OLS IIAI THICK
I HELLER MATINEE TODAY.
Oratorio society ok new york.
STEIN WAY HALL
(TREAT PC h LIC REHEARSAL
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. AI'KIL 14.
at '2 ::?> o'e nek.
TDK CREATION.
TIIE DURATION.
Soloists.
Miss EMMAO. THOUSBY, Ml (TEOIUTE SIMPSON an I
FRANK ICI.VMERIT.
Seats at #1 can now be procured at Till and 111 Broad
way. X'l Union square and Meinway Hall.
(KOTARD ON THE TilAl'EZK.
J IIELI.KR MAllNKE TO-DAY.
/ S RAND CONCERT COMPl.lMF.NTAKV.-MR YJIKI)
vXerieli Bowovlti (pianist ol the I rlephone concerts!. Sig.
nor t'amaro Mime* 4.urn, "cliull, Slmpeop and other artlnts
have volunteered their eervlcee for the Oraiul Concert to lie
given in Orace Itaptint Church 'Nil nc. near 7tti av , for the
hencBl ol the Purcbuee Fund, on Ihurnd.iy evening, April
12 at S o'clock. Doom op ii at 1 o'clock. Ticket* *1 . three
for *2.
HANDEL'S CKi.KIIrtATKD "LARGO." As PLAYED
with great nuccenn hi Tbeo. Ibomae' orchestra, ar
tanged lor pleno by Vt illlaiu Mam p. price Pat , lust pun
halted by EDWARD hCIIUUERIII A CO. 2.1 Union
?i|iiar*.
M
RS. KHPTIC. TO DAY AT 2.
iiellbR's wonder theatre
I tilli'KKItl.NO HALL, WEDNESDAY KVENtNO,
" J April 11, tirand Charity Concert with Rrcliatiop; ME*
ltcehe, aopraun; Mr Nll?*n, tenor. Mr A II P"*?*. planlnt;
Mr. i harien nbevt-. Jr , elocutionist; Mr. C. Florlo. acc ni
panlnt. nsarved Seats $1, at echnberth'i, 22 Union square,
and at the door.
LTROBISIIER '? POPULAR It CITALM.?Jl nT O! T
JT New select ion*. X?c FRENCH A son.
122 Nannau ?t . niul all book atorr*.
/ i KNKRAL NEWTON'S LECTURE. W ITH EXTKN
"Xalvo tkperinieutn, on "The Improvement* Being Mole
In the Eant River, and Their Futnre Importance to the
Metropolis" thenelit ol Central Dispensary/, at Cooper In
stilule. Hila evening, el s p M.
Eoa ollice at Cooper Institute now opeu. Admission, .Vic. ;
reserved seat*. SI.
Dp > Lais ROYAL," ?Sii 9TH AV. ?FOR TV YOl.'Ml
I indjutti'udiiUv Hon t (orgel tlie lA?t bull Thursday
nirfbt. <#r?unl w DHitxiiiitd.
B
OXINU A MEDIUM To-DAY.
IIKi.Ll.ll MATINEE.
THE NEW AMERICAN MUsEUM, ltd AND 105 MOW.
ery.-NOVKL MECHANICAL AHVKLH The won
ilerlul IIHO.lfk) Hermsn Family of Mites: BusUmen end
Wild Boys. Open oslly from III A. M. to Id P M.
ADMISSION, 15 CENTS.
JOfTRBHHTn.
THeaWe com i que, sm' bhoadwav.*
UARUIUAN A llAHT ? Prodilelora
M W. IUNLEY ... M auagar
MON A HoN'? DREAM MAKKIGaN * IIA KI'
Ta?r|hle Exaraplr. ( noI B.rgen. flnu Laughing Soup;
IS*rtMe )-,aarnplr. < "01 B urgent, iiia.it Laughing
tli.i fbaipley*. Nttydam HrulTit?t, (Juilter and iioldrtco;
M1 -i N bitllugitaiu aud Ma t<*r NiViam. Edwin French.
Billy Bariy, Tbomaa uml Wat'ou, Alloa Bennett, Hilly
Gray. MOlAIIOX'il DltKAM every Evening, Wadnaaday
Ail Saturday Matit
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Mr. J. C. PRY! II rsetmctfully announces that pre para
tloue ate tow being mad* for lire
8KCO.Nl> WAONEK FESTIVAL
in new yokk.
Due uotlca will be fiveti of the commencement af tUe tela
of ?e*?un ticket'
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Mr. J. O, FRYER. ...Dlieclor
O It A M > WAGNER OPERA FK8T.
Mr. J. 0. FRYER rc-p ?? t'uJbj entiounc
HIS FIRST BENEFIT IX BROOKLYN,
on THURSDAY EVENING, April 12, 1x77, at 8,
and tbo Hual performance tliia eeaeou in Brookhu.
TANNHAU8KR
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will be pi-r 1. ruiel with a great caet.
Mine. tllihMI. PaPPKN II a 1 M, In ber great role af
ELIZABETH.
Seateeau now ba had at 111 Broadway, Haw York, aAd
Brooklyn Academy of Muelo.
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Mine DAVENPORT an The PUl.NCh.S8 ROYAL
The IIK KALI) miye : "The theatre le erowdad, and tha
Princeaa Ituyiil UNQUESTIONABLY A SVUCK-S."
I he Till HI NT nay*:?"The epMlator lollowe the nctlou
with nil 1*. AO It Dr.BIKE to know where it a ill end 1"
I he M Alt. ?aye"Xo popular elo.nenl le lacking."
Tha TIMES en)a:?"The applanae le unaiilmmie."
Tha SENSATION AL TAHLEAt S nl thtly redumanded.
riiK movi.no iii>t*sr. t
Tlio ENCHANTED MIRROR! Tha OK AND PANORAMA I
"PRINCESS ROYAL " r
MA TINEE / Suate aacurud two waeka abaad.
SATURDAY Af 2. )
WALLACE'S.
Proprietor .ind Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
21 I'll, 2f>T11. atfl'II, 27TII. 2STH, 2UTH
nighia ol the new eucceae,
?MY AWFUL DAI),
to witnnei which play the management hava to announce
AN UNUSUALLY UREaT DEMAND FOR SEaTs.
and t.* recommend an early application at tho box office to
?void inconvenience and d?appolntmeut.
mr. luster Wallace
THE AWFUL DAD.
We have auother hit of the nlav In the very rich actlnr of
Mr. It ailack at an Kpgliah llarriater uddrt?-dug a jury lor
hit Injured ciiept. Yet ba doaa not remind you ol Boifui,
but rather ol a man ol noia, aud thai at) le of eloquence
which a clever pleader tlaee bolore au Euirlieh Jurv.
No one without the thouiand little OlegatieSB ot expression
niiiI muiiner wtileli only Luster Wullack haa could i.egiu to
play the pait na well.?Correspondence Cincinnati I 'inquirer.
MR. II ""
A Kit V BECKETT, Mil. E. M. HOLLAND, MR
SHANNON. MR EDWIN, Mil. LEONARD. MISS ROSE
WOOD. MISS JOSEPHINE HAKt-.R. M US. JOHN HEF
TON, MISS CLARA BATE, MISS K TIIORXToN.
ACT I.-LONDON,
llow Evergreen .Minor lectured his disobedient parent,
?lid how Evergreen Mulor called himself to the nar
ACT 11.-I.oNDoN
llow Evergreen Major worked the Loveklu Cold Mine,
and how Evergreen Minor dressed tor a fancy ball.
ACT 111. SCAKllO Ol.TIII.
llow Evcrgrceu Minor euiured upon courtalilp. and how
Evergreen Major entered In tneaame race How the Minor
behaved in a duel which lie didn't light, and how tha Major
won a bride mud u "splendid uutlll."
1YCEUM THEATRE. ADELAIDE LENNOX.
J MONDAY EVENING, APRIL it).
CA.MILLK.I icamillk.
CA.MILLE. | MISS Ic.VMll.LE.
CAMII.LK I ADELAIDE iCAuILLE.
CAMILLE. LENNOX CAMI1.Lt.
CAMII.LK | aa CA M I LLP,
Ml- LENNOX will bo snpportedby Mr HENRY DALTON
a? vrtnaiid and a strong cant.
Tho aale of aeats begun at the box otlice to-morrow.
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VOLE THEATRE. ANNA DICKINSON SEASON
Proprietor and Manager ...Mr. JOHU liAKT
(.HAND SUCCESS OF
MISS ANNA DICKINSON
and
her masterpiece of the Mage, entitled.
GRAND | A CROWN OF THORNS; I TRIUMPH
GRAND A CitOWN OF THORNS; TRIUMPH
IRANI) Or. TRIUMPH
A GRAND|
A GRAND] ANNB HOLEYN. 1 TRIUMPH
EVERY Evi
EVERY EvENINo and at the SATURDAY MATINEE,
ANNA DICKINSON,
ANNA DICKINSON,
supported liy the great cast.
Box office open dahv Iroiu I) to
MATINI1K saTI RDAY.
PT. HA It SlJM's,
? with Ilia
Miff AND ONLY GKI.AfKSr SHOW ON EARTII,
FOR A BRIEF SEASON ONLY,
?I
UILMORE'S GARDEN.
AN ADDITIONAL HALF MILLION INVESTED.
A MENAGERIE OF It WiK BRUTE BAlm.S ADDED,
A MAMMOTH MUSEUM OK NEW MECHANICAL
MARVELS
More anil Rarer Wild llrnta. Birds and Reptiles, mora
Marvellous Human Prodigies and more Educated
Aiiimala and .Magiiilicnul *11ick Horses
tliuu warn over betore exhibited.
TIIK CTRCUS sensations OP EC HOPE SPECIALLY
IMPORTED TO AMA7.K AMERICA. INCLI'Dl.NU
A $1*1,110) STUD OP
SIX SUFKRB. CO *L BLACK. EDUCATED STALLIONS,
for whose equal* I will gladly give If.'*),!* a I, Intro.lured all
together, they simultaneously, and as one company execute
the moat anloin-hlag and uiisurpassalile arts end cvoluiioas.
MIsS II i'NGI.EIl'S original cad electrify la*
Double Ma unco Act, introducing
TWO MAGNIFICENT $lll,t**? slALLIONS.
ridden ana driven teiulem. For the < ounlerpnrt of which I
will al?o pav MVUIOO.
Far THE GREATEST CIRCUS EVER SEEN IN
THE GREAT CITY.
OVER If*l PEERLESS PRINCIPAL
AUKNIC CEI.i -HRlTll 8.
Inrludlnjt
CIlARLEs W. FISH,
THE UNCHALLKNOEIi KARKIIACK RIDER OK THE
L NIV ERR It,
NEW PACES AND FAMOUS FOOLH.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL CLASSES.
Orchestra Chairs.. ,.7'ronta
Family Circle .'SI cent a
Gallery ltd Cents
i lilt ircii under nine, to Family Circle. t!> cents; to
Orchestra Chairs, Sti cents.
Doors open at I and 7 P. M Grand Anltna end Arcnia
Spnctaeular entree one liour later.
ARK THEATRE? BROADWAY AND 22D ST.
HENRY E. AH BEY... Lessee and Manairer
P
11 Til WEEK I 74th Performance Til I III) MONTH,
lllll AhEK TONKillT. THIRD MONTH.
I IT' 11 W K E K. I Everybody seela* THIRD MONTH.
II lll WEEK. I It over attain THIRD MONTH.
Leonard Gruter s amusing American Coniuuy,
oCR hoarding house,
III R HOARDING MOUSE,
ocr hoarding lit)Usi?
III I HOtRDING HOUSE,
OUR HOARDING Hoi se,
Ol.It HUaKDING hoi he,
OUR HO RUING OUSe,
EVERY EVENING Al 8. SATURDAY MATIXRR AT 2.
?#* Reserved seats in llalcony, jOc. i Diess Clrcla, $1;
OrcUestra, $1 .'iO. Admission ilalcony, Toe. : Orcliustra,
$1. I RKK LIS Usui,I TF.LV SUSPENDED
Doe hoi ice will be ,-lvou of tiie rontreu of .Mr. JOHN
T. RAYMOND as COLON i-.L SELLERS.
AN FIIANCI-CO MINSTRELS.
\X FRANCISCO MINSTRELH.
BIRCH. WAMBGLD, BACKUS.
8
Oft* Kit A Mol'sSfc.,
Hronil wny,
comer 2tHn ?t.
Colo etl Sotirlv Play.
ukli.nKp nis.\ ti i .
8u?*n'? Sereiindo
Scrnrn at sleircrmin
Xarket Ooiirt.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINTRKLS
Tile. VERY II, Al) AND FRONT
OF MINISTRKLSY. .
UKC'EI VKII WITH SCREAMS NIGHTLY
Hart, Rudolpli, Hail. Hamilton, FriUman. Keymond,
Johnson and Powers, iticardo, Muilalv, Orchestra.
Heats secured Matinee Salnrdsy at 2
piHir heading to-day. at 2.
UKLLEu'8 WONDER THEATRE.
rri'iB great nf.w York aquarium,
X Broadway and 3fith at.
Open daily from DAM till 10 P. M
l.a,t week ol Miss VIVIF.NXE LI HIN.
WONDERFUL PIIYsIoLor.U il, EXPERIMENT.
Hiioaiiilut! Ilia under water minutes without breath In*.
Fyke s troupe ef Madrigal Hoys and Glee Club. Vocal
and Instrumental Ooneerl* Eyeless Fishe, irorn Mammoth
Cave, six Axoiotl from Mexico, Chinese Quadruple-1 ailed
Fishes, Performing .teals, Sea Lion, Se ? Otters Blind Pro.
leusfrom Austria, thousand* of t m ,<> ' V| iriue Object*
lilmlaslpn. M)cents t Irrldren half price.
/ 1 I;ItM A M I A THEATRE.
\JTaIi. N KultN DoRFP Director
TO-DAY, THEUKHE KRONR'M
CoMEIIY, la three act*, hv haffnkr.
Bos office open dally from H till 4 o'clock
fjYi day~AT~ a! UBLLEB'd WONDER*.
|/,.Yl*TlA\ HALL
Ji :tlih st. ami Id av.
I HE RKNMATIONVL PALACE OP AMERICA.
The latest Parisian Nevsltie* V w living Purnre- Radl*
en-.s. with superbly formed Heeuile, I he only Female
Mathers First week at lbs "Green Knight; or, Parte iu
I ins " Spter l onisdy. Original, lively burlesque on bacli
wuh a Vengeance. Aiti-nc French Dances by the prettiest
li d e$ In the world N or bin / like It in the country Km iiiiiki
at H, Matinees Tuesday. Ilinisdays ami Saturday, at 2.
UTORM AND si SSHINK.
0 IIKLLER MATINEE To DAY.
1 tOLUMHIA OPERA HOUSE, CORNER WEST UTII
, J st. and Greenwich av Just what D want t., see
PRKMHIY' fRAGK slums PKCUl.lvRl
KASC.IN A II NG I FOR S I RANI, |. I S! PLEASING!
Pails an l.i e . or, the Pisasutes of J ar.lm Mablile. Lovely
Female llalhers. III Keni wis IT; Artists Models. Mi?.
I cleat's Female Miu till*. Frrrlich \ll and all the rscr
sensations ol the day hp Trt of l oecest lennnd ladles on thw
stair in I veiling at R Ma luces Itisad) Ihnrsday and
Saturday at 2
A HEULE'H IIVOLI THKATRK,
I l 8th ??., between 2ii an I 3d avs.
1 EVERY KVKM.No this week. I II t KHDAY MATINEE.
THE 4 II, .
LKs'lEK, A 1.1.EN,
Ml I i ll, '* WaLDROX.
THE F it Nell TWIN SiHTEHB.
, The dnrlitg Gymnasts, Mile. OLYMPIA an I M. DR KINO.
Th? Ballet ol toe Butterflies. The pantomime of All for
Love. .Yi talented arn,ts.
rpo DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT~H,
1 HELLER'S WONDERS.
4 BOYLE ROOMS MtoYLK ROOMS,
J\ (till AV, AND 301 H Ml '
1 BRILLIANT TErPGCHOREaS ES I I.RT VlNMliN c
ONLY I'LAt I. OF AMI si-.MENT
OF Till KIND IN file. CI ML
OPEN EVERY Milllr,
C0MMKNG1NO AT V gCI.OCK.
ENTRANCE ON HuTil st.
H
Loot) WElllSo O.N THE ARM
HRI.LRR MtTINEP T? > I) ? T
AjnwMRvr*. '
iS^o3KEVn~a? AUh** ? "
13 TUUUbDY .NKXT. APrftL IX
SPECIAL MATIN Kit
of
HEELER'S WONDERS.
KOBKRT HELLER. itie eminent I' e.ilJI/Uataur ut
I'Wni.t will present
U Wonders ol Necromancy,
I Brilliant i*i->r..r 1 e Solo,
Tl>? Pianoforte Practice or a
Boarding School Miss;
also
the Fauna* Ri'cunil ?l-thl Mrd?r> ol
M1 hM IIKLLKK '
and lleller'e nuapproacnabla
PI * N?' 11 AMI J I'll f,
Tbe bos ofiice of tbe Aoadainy will bo open dally frou ?
Kaicrviil Real., $1 : Family Circle, -Vic.
mi in y pxirdri ton* fjurtovd
T11K U UK AT HIIOW OK NEW YORK.
The Worrell Sl.tera, ? ?<?> Pat Kooney.
ham Devere. I MATINEE j Georye h KulqUt,
Add Kyman. I KU1DAY. I Jennie Morq.u.
Worilru and Mack. I AT - I Krank Eewu.
Lucv Adauia. -ft ?a> Gay Llntou.
Tki* New Bird Cage Our Ueituau la.ua.
IIOU8KH CKOW DE D.
TONY PASTOR'S UKK.tr TROUPE
In tbo ino.t attractive bill of the aeaacm.
Seate aecurrd one month In advanro.
N
I HLO h U A liilltN.
Manaaer ...HENhKN SHERWOOD
? LAST MGIITi
?f Shakespeare's superb Spectacle,
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
la preparation a lomantlc dramatic novelty of itrlklni
reallaet, with a (elected ca>l and powerful iltuatlona.
KEEK It" MAUN li K ; _ -~llj DAY.
H1
PIA.VUFOKTEH, OIKiANS, ?(.
A T SOU MIC 11 X CO.'?, 1 4t? iAAH't 14 I'll hi, S K A K 31J
aVhv.. pi mm manufacturer*.? Kirnt cl**? 1'luno* hi bh
treiuuly low price*; now mikI second tiinid fiano* to reut
unci oi? IiisIhIiii* U'b riOlIMKH X CO., 140 14th mi
4 KKW -liCOM) II AN I> K \l.\ S IM? 1! X lUClTAN!)
/Vother niuker*' I'lanu* at creat tmr^ulii*. No*. 241 Mini
13 K**t 23d ?t
A NUMliKK OK?HK?;oN!? It AN1> 8TK1NWAY
JlVliratod, .Square ??tid Lpritrlit I'luun*. roiim ne.c ly new,
for *?!e ut a tiAitfftlii Itewure of iio-.'im pianos palmed oa
a* koiilIho Steiuwev mak ; at auciiuo iu private nou?u.?.
S i T.I SWAY A BONrt, m ?? 111 w a y 11 tit, New York,
A" Ol I A NO K. ? HPLKNLI ID N HW UPRIGHT A#D
mpiuro Pianos to rent, and rent allowed if nuieltaiud;
a lew nearly new uatuodluqly low: all new Piano, war
ranted for live yeara; are ale.t re daotlons t? c nli cuitomora
over ntluroa, at li.Vl I S HKUK., It.'' and 147 olb av .cor*
tier'diet at Old P.anoe taken in oxthuiiKe.
A- ?kor~rkn r. uFkujhT hguare and grand
? Planus of otir own make . alio for .ale and rent, a num.
bar ol Una aoeoudhand I'lnno., in perfect oruer. WILLI ANI
KNAHE A GO , N i. ltd rith a*., above 10th at.
A LARGE TOOK elegant PIANOS and organs
Inw fur en.It. moultily payment. or rent; Chlckccta*
Grand Piano, SdoO. H. X. BALL A GO.. !f> Ea.t 14th M,
A CHOICE NTOOK UP NEW AND SECOND II IM)
J\ Piano, and Organs, extraordinarily low lor ea.li, on in
statu ante or lor rent. WATERS x Bt/ICB, 40 Kaat lithrt,
AT It A icg a I N^PIANOd. 7 OCTaVBs, >100; KOlirL
round, earved lege. $ld.">; upright. $7.1; Organ. doable
Wed. BUT. GORDON A sU\ Id Ran It tint.
Arab* guano is.?two pianoh at auction on
Wodoe.day, II A. M.. at uortliwoet corner 7Hlh at. and
Lexington av : al.o Carpet., Ac.
V" n cm be iforThw ind iianii upright a n 6
square Pianos. Iu excellent order, lor .ale low. Planus
to runt. A. HRACTIOA M, UK linieo ai|iiare.
FAMILY MOVING ~t\ ILL HELL A it!t'sEWOOD
seven octave PI tuoforte lea. than$H>>, aleo 100yarn,
velvet Carpet, includluit Border, al.o con,bluattou Iruu .ale;
ureal encrillee. 'Jh Ea.t lid at., near dd av
VBBAI flFUL. CAKvITd liuF"?\vTiOo HKVKN OC
tave I'laniifnrte. ovn.tr,inq ba??. $7.>. Private red
deuce dIO i net KJtli it,
A PRIVATE KAMMTy VVTuT HELL hlhlNH'Af
^ V Pianoforte (at eacrltiee), rlebly carved four round rote*
wood raae. 7>t octoiv Piano; co.t (I.dm, lor 9dd,1; lia. all
improvement., maker'* guarantee; t'biekeriu^ upu.it
Piano,A'dlKI; -tool. Cover, Mu.lr Cabinet llox lor ihip
plniC. Call private re.lduuce No. 47 Wo.t Hltli *t . between
olb anil iltli av.
AMAONIKIGENT DkcEKIC PlANoVoitTE. A
aacriKee; brilliant tone, 7? octave role wood Pianoforte,
co.t lor $JIKI; .-tool. Cover, IIu.lc Cabinet; crimson
?altn, silver rulttei I'Sflnr Sail, co.t yr>> 10, lor $17>'>: Pari Of,
Library. Hedrooin Furniture, a bariralu. Call to-day or Mon
day, re.idvuco I'dO iV.it MM at., near liih av.
I PRIVATE hAI.E FOR THREE DAYrt?AN ELK*
cant Meinwav Piano!.,rte; a .aerlOee; a brill ant 7',
ortavn upright rosewood I'iannlorte, net I7NI, ftirlfddi:
Stool ami Cover Call private resldeucu d *> West dX?tb el.,
near Tib av. llox Included.
LADY WILL HACK IF IgITnTKINWAT IrlANO PDK
fliai; a niairnillceut 71, iretavo Pianoforte wltii all mod ?
eru Improveinunta, piteol apralfe. over.trunr lis.., Mr
larpe round corner., carved leu. and ease, co.t laat Noveni
ber SI,dial, for Sd.'ai, hiool. Cover and Mu*lc Stand, cost
SId.'>. boxed lor .hipplnq; a rare vbarico to buy a tlvttclaaf
In -1 ? union i tor little money. Call lieforo pnreha.iiiK vl?e
wliore at private re.ldence CUi p.a.t Hliti at.. betweonUd
av. and Irving place, one block ea?l ol In ion aiinare.
A FEW SECOND HANI' W P. (I Kit PIANOS AT VkTiY
preat bargain* : mini of tlieni u.ed lint a very abort time
by our bett inu.lciau. and really almost aa pood a* new:
fully warranted In every respect. Please call nl the Wwbei
Wan-room.,.jlli av and ItMnst. , ^,
vf ason a hakuh cabinet ommju am mow
ivi olfero'l on ea.leat term, of payment and at alunat a. low
priC' a as the very poorest ef.am; cash piles of Ave octav <
double reed oram., SliKi: Willi nine stop.. Including ,-ew
join., $114: oraan. may be obtained on pavmeut ?l'$7'.11
and upward per quarter (threo uiontb.l lor ten poarter.;
tbee- drirane li.ve rerolvod lilqhr.t honors at all tn?
World's Exblbilion. ol recent years; Frana Li-?l pro
nounces them "auperb." Catalogue, free. Wareroume, d3
I'nlon tquare. New York.
MAONIPTcBNT 7 OOTAVK KUHKmTflD PIA N' i -
lorte, haviinr carved lopa. $71; rare baraalne, at GUlL
DOR'S. UT lllevekcr at.
PI A NOS?7 ??CT 4 V K S. F INK Cf IN I MTU ift." *185; 71 U
ootave, Sl.VI; relit., $-1; iloulile reed piano c.au Maloiie
on. t li >. (KIKDON A SON, IS Ea.t 14ll>al.
UPRIGIIT AND KqT' AKE PtANfifC*7fi TO f-J.M>7Si
and SHI monthly till paid, or rent $11 upward. HETTS,
H Galon square (4th aV.), near 14th st.
tillk PER MONTli, UNTIL PAID POR?PI A NO* AND
V 1 ' roruan. at price, defjrinv competition. CIIKIhTlb <1
CO., 1,1101 Braadway. corner Itllb at
li - 11 ?GOOD PIANOFO,lTK,""UASii[ Oil IRITAke
V'j'J .mailt. ; rent $:t moutblv.
J. BIDDI.K, 18 Waverley ptare. near Hroadwajr,
OA1VOINO AC'ADKMIK*.
A"-CXkTIi R'S DANCING ACADEMY. H I NUIN
.Mjiiare.?Open all .uiumor; PRIVATE EKS.SONH any
hour; GLIDE .penalty
dsrmaiTdo'I dancing acadkmikb, fjiTU bt, iu
r av. Reoeption every Thursday to May 17; Grand ('alien
Masquerade Hoi res Thursday, April Id ; halt quartefe,
?priu.: teim: circular, at Private Academy, U1 East SMhIi
?I ; private lea.uua any hour; lady ae.let.iita; plide walti
specialty.
SAlfflB'H DANCING AC A DEMI KN. ri'i WEST tSS; 114
East 1 Kilt. ? Pit IV ATE LKh.SO.VS any hour. CIKCE
l,ABli, S13 Ea.t 11th.
PROFOMAI.N.
PRtfKGfiXEl r6k inoia ? M.'i'rMhs! uuuus, ami
Transportation.
Ilk.l l u >? k>t or Tim Iktkkiok. >
limi t or i.Mint Arrant*. \
Wisiii.MifoN, March 30. l-<77. )
Healed nropeaal*, Indorsed "Propoaal* lor Meet, flour,
Clothing. Tmnaporlnllon.'* Ac., *' tf?? <???" may he, and
dlrtrM l> Hi* i.'ommtaf?nor of Indian Affair*. No At,
Leonard at . New Vork, will li? received until 12 M. ol Tue?
day May N, IH77, fui liirnlaliinir tliu lollowing >ii|.p)iev,
good, and UMipvtUllmi rr.4ulr.1l lor the Indian nervlce
lor Abe lineal yeai ending .lime Hi. 1H7H:?
round* I'nnnda.
Me*f on tb* hoof . ad.HiH.inai I llonilny ............. I.i
flour a.7?d,.'**l Hard llraad .. bO.Ual
Haeoo H7W.AOOI Nuuar H;*;.i?ai
Com 2,4ttA..'?H0 I t olive AAa.lkai
lloans |Hd.V?i| (taking Powder VtH.'lpi
Kir* H-'l <??? I Tea <1 Vat
Tobacco an .*>11 soda l?.7f*i
hoan IDA AMI Lard 1A.OJO
Met. I'oik 71*1 bbl*. I
Alan,
Hlatikola pair* 2(l.47t? Hlouaev T.12">
Ovenoata 8 "'71 Hoy*'anita 2.21 a
Nark car* 7.1*11* IIalv and cape 1.7.at*-*
Vcvta II.ANN Nlioea, palra l+.WiJ
I'antv. pair* H.we.l
Dry i.ooda, llaidware. Notion* and Medical Huppllea.
A:?o
tran-portation fur >uch the above *upplie* a* may not be
contracted to be delivered at tliu several Indian aicmcle*
nclindnlea aliowiii 1 In detail thn kind* anil uuaiillllea of
all good* required at oach gency and In ro??, trananorta
tlon r ut*a, tlnm and place of delivery, condition* to be oh
?crvail by iilhdnra and tarma of contract ami pamioait, to*
pettier with blank proposal*. lorm> ol contract, bond. Ac.,
will be furnivlied on app.lcallon to tbla oilnc (In Washing
ton, or at d*l l.aonard St.. New Vork) ; to K. M KlnK*lay.
:?| 1 | nton pi ice. New Vork, to Win II. Lyon, |wt Hroad
w ay, New Vork. to Win Nlcbolaon. Superintendent Ind an
Allelr*. Lawrente Kama*, to Ibe Commivsarlea of Subsist
enco, I'. H. A. ai Ml. Louie. Chicago, slou* *'l?y. Loaveu
worth. Sk I'aol. Omaha and Cheyenne.
J. 'J. .SMITH, Commiaeioner.
IIBWIPAI'KKN.
On' SALTToHKAI' -11 K It a 1.11, HOUND, V11K Tllli
P year* ISAM. 1*A7. I HAN, I Nil* and IK. 1. Addrea* KhX,
Ilarald nltt.a. _ _________
MTOM ILK.
A?inK -Vt Kw is I Ilk -.1 utAol-: ft' AUh.lli*!
a leatai.llalied IHpn ; Sluing* anil Salekeeplng lor fur
niture. Plaum, baggage. thou rival pi ope. urn. Ac . in sop.i*
rate rounia, the uldci, towvKl In rale, timet ektcnaivv itml
le.p o table e.labllsliuient III the liualneaa. ft. TAIiOAKT,
owner and manager Ofllce .rit*:i llndaon at., near 12th
A -MOROAN A HKflTIIKK'M sTORAUR W.AKK
?Imuaea. Hroauw*y andA7lttak, lor Uirnilure, t.a-gagu,
v. separata ruuiiia, (1 per uiuutb and upward. Inapec
tlen invitvd
I MORRILL'S KIBST CLASH RIORAOK WaKK
,'l.lioo-e lor Uue furniture, Iriinki, caaea, piano*, ornu*
maul*, wor.a ul art. Ae -n't dnpoait vault* 'or valuable-,
sale* ol all auaa in vault* to rent, by lh* mouth or y*ar.
allordluu almoin 10 security. Alb av. an I did at.
i I I SI <!.\s- HI II.DINO, Willi M.I. M'H-I IN
I .iVuppliAitte*. hnill for *tor?iro *nd infr
| of luriiltor**, cnrr?fi>nr?A mid Umily pr??r?ertjr. In plMH?r?il
i ruoiui, K*>, 111, 11*1 nod 115 Km 44tli nt
D*ll ILLY BR iTMKHH, Proprietor?.
1 I WIDOW LADT WILL 8DLL. AI A H U lllUCK,
iVImr solitaire Diamond* Addreaa Mr*. HAMILTON,
| Herald utile*.
TffAHLi: 8TOKAOB WAItKHOI'Sh.S?St'Rtri'L'LOl'SLV
1 I 2 i*an mid orderly; loavaal rata*. iXnrtaugh Improved
elevator.) ltKA-107 West 3-lii at one iii*or wee* #1 bin nv.
' \TK\V NTOitAOK Wtlil ?' -i - 7ai, 7'i2. 7>A NTH
.' av., uorner Atltli ?t *parate room* tor lurmturo;
! amrage for earriage*. itciicral nmrcliainiMe. A.
S >11 lil A II.L-. I'reprlotnWL
THK lltRHP.R W A It I*. llol'NLH NTH >> . KROM :ni?
to iltth at,? Hevlng been remodelled upon a new oUii
| tliey are prepared to Mve hotter accomuindation llian nor
| ol er warehou,* In ilia city for Ntorak'O ol furniture, piauua,
- baggage and gnoja of everv deaeriptoui nd at loareat rate*;
I en In.nnetl .. ..... i ' a a t ? .a 'I *??? .?

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