The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-10
the receipts up TO three O'Clock 10
The UNION Square BuiIding.

There abatement 10 the rush a the Union square
building. Yesterday there was continual stream Of
VISITORS and this building keeps with The Fourteenth
street establishment in every particular All the depart
ments freely paronized, and the sales
The ladies cannot receive too much praise for tho
energy and which they carry tho business
allotted TO them at this auxiliary bulldog. 70 be-
gallant, II must here be remarked without using battery,
that those ladies all handsome, with
exceptions occasion OF this description fact Of
beautiful women being connected with the cments
consequent upon their position = quite large addition TO
many artificial establishment TO the building. but tho
notura beauties which every wnere meet the eye In
passing through the d enhance
fold the general splondor the rhe picturesque,
though aptquaed dresses u the LADIES' In charge tho
Hoops dispensed with In those days. and Of
the ladies' Of the kitchen d. not don the present day
cumbranceS.
MUSICAL EXERCISES LAST EVENING.
Handel's grand oratorio OF judas Maceabeus was
given last evening by the New York harnonc society,
under the direction o; Mr.. L. y Ritter The solo parts
sustained by Miss Maria Brainard, Mrs Motto, Mr..
Gustavus Geary and Mr. J. r. Thomas. Nr. George '.
Burton presided al the piano. The args room OF tho
Chidrens Department crowded TO excess during tho
performance, the artists as well as the Harmonic
Society greeted with frequent appiause
THfhvEs or EXHIBITIONS.
male and female. who were detected in the act o.
stealing articles from OF the boo,hs. paraded
around rooms, with large placar attached To Their
front and bearing the honorable coenomen the"
printed IN large letters This deeradin processt was
The unfortunate victims ~ their ndcrction seemed
feel the degraded position which they occnpd
tcuary tho who cried bitterly being brought
the police ice. The example thus made or these
thieves will doubt have who o. me ninepco upon
others who may have penchant for similar employ.
ment The police department o this branch Of the Fair
+ proving quite efficient In the detection o. these thieves,
well the maineua nce OF order Captain spe'ghs
Is IN command
1Hr KrICKEGBoCKER KITCHEN.
Visitors TO the Knickcrbocker Kitchen, " pose Bile,
seem be the increase The STRAINS OF the violin,
PLAYED by colored gentleman who sis contiguous tho
spinning Wheel still reverbesate throughout The kitchen
aud attract curious we'll the musicy inclined
The portrait OF the little Holland lady banging next the
entrance door OF the Kbicke booker Kitchen that u
tho grandmother OF Mrs. Sarp of Ulster coanty, VINO
presldes ably at the spnning wheel This portrait was
painted nearly QUO hgadred and nfty years agh line
subject was the daughter 81 Dutch physician VINO cm-
grated Ulster county about that time
Mrs sharp, who is Tho mother OF Colonel sharp ~
Ulster county, u fine specimen Of weli preserved
Dutch malron, aud her ability the spinning vince 10,
at IN these DAYS. luailed She decareA "
much pleasanter machine 10 operate than the modern
sewing machine
The First Ward Public school Concert
I'm Aid of the Sanitary Fnir.
The given by the pupils Of the pnbo schools 10
the FRS, ward Friday evening At Nbios saloon was
complete success. II was perfect jam and hundreds,
We understand were compelled to away, not being
able 10 obtain even standing ROOM Tho peror!nances
would compare favorably with those OF or oest inca
tres We have not space nocc all the excellent things
given. The Gsois was the dialogue and taoeau, tue
Fairy Queen Tho tout ensemble wus perfect The actng,
scenery, and, In fact, every accompaniment, would 90
credt 10 any stage
given by Professor Wash, on one OF steinway soos
grand pianos.