Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

DARK TnEATRE.--THIs EVENING will be per-
L formed for the
BENEFIT OF MR.. HELD.
oAMEeIEk.-Mr Beverly, Mr. Barton-Mrs Beverly, Mrs
Held -
Aas s rhen Pas d pss1 By Mis-. and Master weus
sTy, Mr f,her1alr Twsteton Mr. Hied-Mss PIN
Ts conclude with THK DEEP, DEEP sEA-oreat Ameri.
can Sea Serpent, Mr. Placde-Neplune Mr. Risi,incs-
Cepheus, MIR Fisher-Persea,, Mrs RICHARDSON.
O'Clock - quarter P"''
Box Tickets, sl-Pit. so cents--Gallery, a5cent.
Nj ATiONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera HOUSE.
IN Mr. WALLACK, Lessee-Corner Leonard and CburcL
streets, ten doors from Broadway.-THIs EVENING,
viii he performed for the
BENEFIT OF MR. W. II WILLIAMS
BROTHER AND SIsTER--Pacheco, Mr. w IL Williams
Donna lsadorr, Mrs Bailey
After which KATHERINE AND TkuCHlO-Petruchio,
Mr. Observation-Disclosures, Mtsr Monier
To be followed by the song of"A Round My Hat Mr.
AMER which, SHOCKING EvENTs-Grisahoof, Mr. Lam
bert-Ktta Miss Ayres.
Doors open ~ Performance to commence at Boxes
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery a5 cents.
ID oWERY THEATRE--T. $. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECToR-This evening, will be
performed,
RoOkWoOD, or Dick Turpn, the Hghwayman Dick Tur.
pm, the noted hghwayman Mr. woolfod-Peter Bradley,
Mr. Gibert-Luke Bradley, Mr. Proctor-Tom King, Mr.
,unesr Mr GleT sm, ny Ne m
-Ssb Mrs Shaw.
Doors open O'Clock the performance to at half
Prce,-Boxes cents-Pit, s74 centsGalery, % cents
LYRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE; THIS
Il EVENING will be performed
ENGAGEMENT OF MR. BOOTH
RICHARD nI-Goster, Mr. Booth-Lady Ann, Mrs Herring
Queen, Mrs Thorne
Amer which 8, Pas seul BY Mr. Carpenter s -
JACKS THE LAD-Jack Spry, MIR Cline-Sernbold Mr.
James-Polly, Mrs Herring
Doors open at o'clock-performances at u
Boxes so cent,-Pt2 5 cents ie7-lm.
NTIBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-Wu-
~ LIAM NiBLo respectfully that this Esab
lishment j, now open for the SEASON
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1899.
The evenings Performance will with AN OLA
PODRIDA OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
The following artists of acknowledged talent form the Or
Nes. Pazza and Eugene Feneon lst volin--Leader MIR
Tye and Damehant second viOsAe.sr Bora and Berndes
so-Ar Rametta, AuieMessrs Myers and Vanstane claro
nes-Me.sis Munson and Les horns-Mr Wolter trumpet
solo, hs first appearance this Garden)Mr Berger
bone-Mr Peterschen, tymPani
Solo Performers ignor Rametta, au.e--Mr. Myers,
claronet-Mr. Wolter, trumpet.
Half an hourf or rereshmen in the Promenade Saloon
In the ntermsson of half hour between the entertain
mens the Military Band will perform iavorite selections Of
To conclude with GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE
Notwithstanding Of "Star Of Columbia'"Merning Clio
ryn-"Algerine Thunder Wheel" &c.
No postponement at any time visitors to the Garden
pass from the street through the Grand Promenade to the Pro-
menade Saloon, free from damp wet at all times.
Oy- In rehearsal the Woodcuter! or, lie Soldat par
Civ, and efficient Officers will be in attendance preserve
good ORDER and the admission improper persons
Tickets 50 cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments to commence at
o'clock.
Omnbusses will and from the City Hotel to the Gar
EN-, during the sverinr Je6.y
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET
90 LADIES AND GENTLEME e wishing engagements
for the above establishment which w open about the
LIST of September will address the undersigned by letter.
THOMAS FLYNN.
CHARLES r. THORN,
Sole Managers and Proprietors,
e6-lms 10 Mott street, New York.
NJ AUXHALL GARDEN-ENTRANCE FREE.-The
propreors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
made in addition to fountain water which they but
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and Of strangers
The Equesiran Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week. Gentlemen
with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
An Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles, Brides SC entered
atliyysFy RockENBuRo' : hA Pronr.,a,.
CyULLYs vICToRIA-Eshibi,icu Of the full length por.
- trait OF QUEEN VICTORIA painted by T. suly Of ri.
adph-T sully respectfully TO the public that
he nena' exhibiting for shor period AZ 1853 Broadwsy com
TORA painted himself from the original study executed
during his recent visit England which study also attached
Open daily from pA. NJ until r. NJ and the evening
from until 10 o'clock
Admittance IS cents Season tickets so ieI02w'
FuNHE STATUE OF VlCTOhlA-By J. Narick stout
exhibiting at the Suy Institute, go Broad
way. from 10 A. NJ. To 10 r. NJ. Admittance Is cents.
AMER shert conversation with this artist left him
der the impression that his mind completely mhued and
saturated with classical feelings and and
that he has the feeling for his art that may be supposed to
have belonged to Roman sculptor OF the time OF Augustus
THE Exposi,or.1
The statue Of Stout NOR, appoach, the character Il dv
nifty assuming the soft form of beautiful woman than
the chef which has enchanted the world for nearly
1000 years. (rcrajl
n D. The Statue win .hsrtly be removed from this city
my3llm'
CATLIN s INDIAN GALLERY.
% This immense Collection of1NDiAN PORTRAITS
Views Of Indian viage-Indian Dances-Bs PiaysBuAlo
Hunt.Religious Ccmonies-Indian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Weapons Ppcs-Scaps, Sc. &c spread upon the
walls the large Saloon, Institute where