The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-11


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VOLUME XL........................ l3l
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
No 81 AHAif S9%9 ST. close, loS
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART.
West Fourteenth street-open from 10 a. ~ 70 r N.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No 624 Broadway.-vARIkIY at r NJ closes at lo;&o
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, -
sI Nos! A g q i T Gr
Fisher, Nj Lewis Miss Davenport Mrs Gitert
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
Fulton ayenue.-yAEIETY, 81 T. ~. closes at lo'D
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
No. 5S5 Broadway. -FEMALG BATHERS, at eP. N.
ROBINSON HALL.
West ixteenth street-vARIETf, at ?. NJ.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
EVADNE, at = NJ closes At il ?. n Miss Cara
Morris.
LrcEUM THEATRE. nnr,-
FAUST GiisT at p P1 ii nile. Aimee. $50
SAN FRANCISCO MISsrRELs
EfSasHE SPITE 2 at
/. .aRooKLyY THEATRE. ,,.
TIE TWO ORPHANS. az T. N. Misses Minnie and
A. HHgpP sAl ana ontarue Mss
BowERY OPERA HOUSE
70 su OVERWHELMINGLY, At E. ~ closes at is'AS
woop,s MUSEUM.
S9Tnsf closes
stl0aP.M.
TRIPLE S HEET.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY NAY i, is.
From our reports his morning Responsibilities
are that the redther to-day viii Be ,oorm and
generally clear.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY. we're de-
pressed, Erie being the leader Of the down
ward movement. Money was easy. Gold
receded to 115l and foreign exchange was
firm.
TIE METROPOLIS has now been 50 long ont
ct sea that hope Of Der safety must Be nearly
abandoned. But what chances there are Of
the safety Of the missing steamer are clearly
set forth in our special article elsewhere.
RAPID Transit stood still il the Legislature
yesterday by the desire IF Mr. Hustled, who
experienced a wish to make further ex-
animation Of the Common Council bill. A
letter OF Mr.. Husted's to the HERALD, ex-
planatory Of his recent action, viii be found
in another column.
ISTEEyArIosAL CopTHIGHr has again been
urged by English authors, such Al Miss Brad
don. Yrs. Henry Wood and others who suf-
fer by American reprints. Mr.. DisracH who
has himself lost greet deal IF money
which be never had, bu, might have made
has promised to give thc subject the serious
examination Of the government.
THr MIXERS are still troublesome, but the
parade Of their benevolent associations yester-
day nay probably suggest 20 them the i'm
portance Of 4 speedy settlement q their dis
pute with their employers. It is ! misfortune
TO the entire public lint such labor strikes a.
these Of the coal regions should be annual
events. All classes 81 society bear the burden
of these bitter and iruitless disputes.
Mr.. WESTON has again begun one Of his
long walks. If be becomes as tired Of bis
journey as the public is of the repeated fail-
ures in sensational pedestrianism teats he will
be a very weary man. Wecan Sc little proba-
bility ia the score thus made u Dir. Weston 5
success in his daring attempt If IL sue
ceeds il will be all the more 70 the credit Of
bis energy and endurance
TIE CENTENNIAL Philadelphia awaits
with interest the visit Of New York merchants
20 examine the condition Of the buildings for
Tie Centennial Exhibition il Paramount
Park. New York, W. trust, will ~ not
less concerned IN the report which her repre-
sentatives will make. The Centennial cele-
braton has ceased t. b 4 local, and is . ma
tional event, and the metropolis of the coun-
try has the deepest anxiety for is success.
THE GOLD REGION. The Black Hills few
months ago, were . region almost Is unknown
70 the American people a. are the sources "a
the Nile, but now they aro III Dorado
to the Adventures Il tile West. our
dispatches indicate that tho Irdaus,
who, ~ treaty, have absolute possession