The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25
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Their social glass. In connection With the theatre
s'ge oiila'd saloon, wbcb 10 u pay night
Tie receipts at this place said " be large.
HARMONY GARDEN.
This establishment located at Nos 14l, 1i3 and l45
Ess'Isueet. It's large brick building, occupying q
ot seventy ave feet front by numbered and Swensy
6se feet oeep The interior rs very spacious, and s
6ued up with promenade galleries. in the hody 0f
bouse are numerous tables the vsers and
JOY their r,freshments. Last night there graod
sacred concert" poupced. 10 heu Of TINS large
orchestra eptetaoso audience OF over dfseo hunlred
Nth from Mey rbeer, Verdi AMI other
The tickets OF admission IN the proceeding
place. six each, which eotid.d the holder ID
iac,s cherLtrrized by considerable coDfsoo bls
anything tending 10 reach OF good order entirely
ttobseTvabe.
CONCERT AND BALL BY raE scHILLeRBUND.
This en'er'anmeDt was held at the Metropolitan Rooms
1866 and l6o Hester About thous persons
were present the 6fy cents each The co n
iany we're neatly and OF richly dressed and
~ whole presented an unususy nne appearance The
concert and ball very CON nOdioas p'essan
ma veil h,'ed no. TIE concert commenced at nina
cock, ana tue Dali al twelve, or as M1a-
Twelve pieces we're sung in the concert: an ,pr
them we're the "waDoerled % A" Hsod .e,k Hat Ean,o
Guideu Bnsn,' ranz,' "Minnshdn "a qiartsu),
scbssered," "Das rrsue Deoiscne H.rz' aod +" Quo
dibs'" The assembly seemed 10 eooy themselves hugely
during the entire night About Midnight recherche sup
per was served up
DEUTCHER vOLKs GARTEN.
This most popular of children OF the Tader-
land s situated st As 5owery. and novel
spectacle presented evening about 900 per-
present-nen women. children and infants OF
every rank aud condition in society. They seat
ed around tables which they did most faithfully
worship the Teuton Rod-Grest Lager Bier Barrels and
even boesheads OF the beverage imbiblk oy the
bhacious thropg, Till they became and oqua-
cous IN the extreme The din OF many tongues
through the budDg drowning the cck of glasses
OBTAIN quiet; but II struck up, ell
other sounds ceased, as by magi, The admission
INTO the Voks Garten s IL cents for gentlemen, and
ades Free There taken in the ticket oni
Deht about 5000, and nearly s4o0 for
most eferS.nns IN 'ne German Vocabulary caa be
st BESIDES variety Of refreshments there
panoramic views billiard tables, shooting gallery, bowl
Tue theatrical enter rainmept consisted OF variety OF
operate music wazes Marches dancing, musical decia-
nations and the bke The voiks Garten quite q mo-
scum, and when 1t s filed with CAV, happy, talking,
moving, acting crowd of lager drinking Germans, pre-
seDs of the most curious that be found
| the metropolis.
GERMAN LIBDERKRANz.
This Society celebrated Easter by giving grand sacred
the City Assembly The society is cou
posed Of than four hundred MEMBERS and comprises
about eighty singers, third Of whom ladies' The
attendance very large, and the proved Q
very credifabe affair both for the committee and tho
artists. The following s the programme Of The per-
ormance-
l-over.ure. "Ltonore in & oou. lss .Bssoesn.
s-RssAv0 and Aria n, srog E. fss %.s:s Haydn
ps rer w
4Ifan.ass On Il ucis d lsm@srmoor ~ frSdsai
6-nsrch from .per iannhao.ss ............wausx
Full chorus And orchestra
s"bie Le.s Wapn,gpnsn sn5 .1 @
sco parts surg BY members Of lie soasty
Leader Of the orchestra so
/ THE oDEoN.
This little place Of Ger reeort Ia situated at 1S5
Bowery. There is charge for admission the sale OF
lager pays all the expenses. About fifty persons were
there int ea aap 0s sr not sna %oSa ss in 3
plenty. pianofoste, voio and base viol coosst rel
| ali the nues ~ stI acuoIs.
| Dice seemed 70 be toe chief in which the
assembly INDUCED The psriies ~ho bad che dice kept
for shilling or twenty I've ceuts, traw q pr,zs u
some kDd every throw. If tue prize drawn di1 suit
the drawer, he coad return snd by paying in baf as
much more have another chance 10 thsow. The thnga
| drawn were prrcpaly dolls and lutte mages worth
about cent each there aoy valuable Articles on
he table they were put square such q nuan-
| Der thai could throw II 10 life time and IL vas
be OF these TO costly
ouced the bysanders pay 4 the dc. hop-
ps they might enough TO torow up the num-
Der upon which one Of SAID articles was PLACED.
c0SRAD's YoaKvILLE PARK
Although had been ed that yesterday the
opening day at tue above aned place for the
season. sun tAee was DO eSaofdnary Hducemens nero
in the way Of concert ball. Courads park is the
~ Isns hat N,n.,,s,h snd Nns,s tonr,h s,,as,s
I;,s, ana The No, more Nh, s,,,v sersnn
ve,e mere wben onr rs,or,cr Waited ,hs n, ,sc. some
we're en,oyipg thenseives in billiards and others
- ,n 49, s sh'1a ,,a I,,a ~ nms a ,n. 80, 40 ~s.
nastic feais.
THE CENTRAL PARK PAVILION.
At this place, corner OF Fifty ninth street and Third
avenue, was announced that great concert dancing,
tau &c were to take place. The price Of admittance
xos ton cents for ubcb ,lass of layer WAS 10 be oh
,,ned At ,he bar The dancing was verv active par, OF
a ~ ' la. .s,, aa',s. ,oak n.y, IN :. =. time
The spacious rooms ued about toree hundred per-
sons Thirty barrels OF lager beer two hundred ooored
eggs ano numue,sfs 80 we -. r"s o. bsI,sng the cus
tomers with niger rooi order every oere prevailing
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