New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

CARI FoRMES
viii sing the important part Of Marcel the Ilneqeno
which, jointly with that Of BeIam, III Robert ie sDe Is
DETAILED SYNOPSIS OF THE MISE In SCENE.
house Of The Count Of Nevrrs-Fy nobernel twent
sgs-Nc dresses made partly in Par, aud partly here
authentic drawings faithfully giving the costume Of he snteenih
a % G Of .1s Fl
de Vaos-Lad's Of he Court with new dresses.
the dsancc-A Ca,eol proccssionThe marriage OF Valentine
ilsueno soldiers clergy monks students Bohen s Catholic
the Sne-Aya Of the Queen aud Suite horseback
scene BY te principal artist. and chorus Of 200 the ass that
hes appeared on sny stage in Europe or Amt rica
A Of Paes %bh m yi% Of the csirda % Of NoiIe
Dame and adjacent s"etsai windows luminaed -6jurston
mS%s TS nst Masae5s 81 T., P,q.ean,s nh;
country The director tried to give the public approximate
rot done more SSp may be seen IN e.cy opera house Of
as splendid on imposing array Of choral and instrumental masses
@ STd an , d 10 & tgn as @ Ca. m F5d onIy e tbaI most eeie
braied establi'hment the Imperial Opera in Paris
PRoGRAMME e, m
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS
HARITY Sol r II e,
CRYsTAL PALAcE
LvESnG
APRIL g. 1885,
Ns&l
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Tn. magnificent edce for the exhibition Of the
Worlds Fair known tho Crystal Palace covering an area OF
thousand eop hss by Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Institute been engaged by the Committee the most
COLOSSAL FETE
In aid OF
Tur HuNTEs WOODS BELEvoLESr SoCir1Y
The e,ee1e offers Of hi' Society are nov di'irSps s
thousands Of bread aons % te DO poor & o, d % II
their fund. that the oeer. and Trustee. Of the Society and the
1ea % n
Will Use TIL TifE G GREATEST s.; solREE DANsANrE
PROMENADE CONCERT,
A La MUsARD
given IN the United State,.
lm,y naturally be inferred that the bnlisncy OF the comp
dn in such locality will immense numbers of specta
aud for these the Committee will provide ample
period dxcd for this ,e~the middle Of Ap-w meet any OBJ
ctions that might be urged o the selection of this
time The severity Of the season will b. entirely absted
and ogd ha not prove to be the c.e the abundant .;.
rai.e the temPeure to any point that may be required One
Palace will be removed BY the Committee and that recon
ttrucon almost of the floor which has been objected to be
s"'t o bs e sx ..US in ,b sy Of be Com at present
will aud the Palace will be made the most
supper saloon extending over the Machine Arcade, will be
open its entire length 81 feet and will amply accom-
noate the guests the night while the ladies' dressing
Will be furnished with every requisite to make the fair occupants
Nor will the Eenem'n have augt TO complain OF in their dill
ierent departments
10 make this great charity sill interesting 70 al who
participate in il the Committee have de,eTInLedto TO -
GIVE A NUMBER OF BREAD TICKETS TO ALL WHO
PURCHSE TICKETS FOR THE SOIREE
thus enabling each patron of bail 70 aid the Society III
This psctcsl method OF combining and charity
affords double pleasure the aims and coniers
comfort upon the needy and deserving recipients which they
would not otherwise enjoy.
THE BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION
PRODUCED
FIVE THOUSAND JETS OF GAS
the superb additional chandeliers which will used for the
Casion the rgimentai coo and uniforms the
banners national flags AID standards unprecedented
hon Of tsutiiu military p4IsphenAa the prouson Of eh
AID original decorations designed by the Committee the banners
ball the varied and pleasing
of oil nations and periods the celebrated
the music aud dsncct and the thousand and
phases Of CHAsTE ELEGANT CARNIVAL such could
oply be witnessed IN the United States
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
GREAT METROPOLIS S5 is OF THE UNION,
VIII combine 10 form
FAIRY SPECTACLE
OF UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR AND MAOSlFl-
CENCE.
when, there inducements add the profounder consider
Of the noble held in believed that
munty sknowledgcd TO BE- in the world,
will respond cheeruy and literally 70 tae efforts Of the
Comuli:ee O make the CHARITY SOlREE AT THE CRYS-
tai PALACE event which shall b. honor 20 our
city, its sodiery and civilians. . .
Further pertculsI Committee &c, ~i b. Published IL
few days
BY order of the Committee.
s LEE PERKINS, Secretary.
Room. of the General and Executive Conmtees Of
~ haN