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KP. SITUATIONS WANTED.FEMALES. AMU8KMBNT8. AMUSBMKNTS. ANDWMBNm amisbmbnts. THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER SCOTLAND. qabdkn. .ACADEMY or MUSIC..1MB. OPERA BOUSE, EW YORK CIROUS, Lessee* Hrkai.d:. LA COTERIE PIKE'S corner Twenty-third atrMt ud Eighth avenue. N1 Fourteenth street, opposite Academy of Muale. NIBLO'S and Managers JARRETT A PALMER To thk Editor op tub 1869. QRAND FANCY DRESS HOP, B. lb BATSMAN Lessee end Director U B. LENT Director TOMORROW *.ND EVERT KVKMUO TILL FURTHER readers aware that the wreck of the "MTAHTBD-A SITUATION BY A YOCNO WOMAN, II MONDAY EVENING. MOTICB. Your are FT of la a or where aha WEDNESDAY KVENINO, JANUARY 18, 1889, JANUARY 4, run age,_ . store confectionery, connected with the odtoea FIRST APPBARANCE IN AMERICA OP MATINEES AT IK Door* open at at 8 P. M.; concludes at 10-.Ml has more than two rendered the could aarn bar board while ia a under the auspices of the gentlemen Scotland for years learning;; good plain sewer, or the Aetor House, St. Nicholas Hotel, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Offenbach's greet success, which Is now the reigning I WSDNR8UAY AND SATURDAY, ENORMOUS Jf^^Mgtai channels kind and obliging. Address for two days J. A. 8., box 111 can at bo ENTHUSIASTIC navigation of one of the most important Harald olllbo. Hoffman House and Coleman Honee, where tickets be lion at the Theatre dee Varletes, Parle, at both of which, aa wall aa ovary night 8, will pro- AUDIENOBS, of New obtained. DA FKRlbBOlIk canted a rare couibtnatlon of 10 wltri. tbi which vessels pass to the harbor r.a preiimni ? GREAT DRAMA OF THE through MUSIC. LA PERICHOLK,' BRILLIANT AND VARIED ATTRACTIONS, DRAMA OF THE DAY, York very dangerous, and that several wrecks have HELP WANTED.FEMALES. Chef d'Orcheetre Harvey H. Dodworth LA perichoErI Introducing the entire strength of OREAT DAY, the t r. Leaach THE M08T COMPLETE TROUPE OP AFTER DARK, occurred from striking some portion of Scotland, CLOAK DESIGNER WANTED.ONE WHO THOR- Directors of Promenade Bands ......< and lX ¦TAR RIDER8, GYMNASTS. CLOWNS, ,AFTER DARK, or vessels have been by being compelled A ougbly undaratasda the buainoaa. (r. J. Dodworth LA |»HOLK,PKRICHOLE, ACROBATS AND PANTOM1MISTS grounded a W. Band B. Myer LA 0T0r on tbla continent. LONDON BT NIOHT. LONDON BT MIGHT, channels. The Scotland in measure¬ A E. GORWIN,» Walker at. Director of Military PKRICHOLK, brought together SUCCESS THE GR8AT RAILROAD SCENE, to seek other DKOORATIONS. LA PERICHOLE, CONTINUED AND TRIUMPHANT THE GREAT RAILROAD SCENE, and It Is believed, was the largest iron WET NURSE WANTED.IMMEDIATELY. APPLY Scenic artists Dunbar A Whits LA PERICHOLE, Of the intenaely amualug ment tonnage, for two at SM East 6th third house from Bow- Birds, I'erfumed Jets d'cau.. Uoldsberger A Fortusto LA PERICHOLE, OKANO COMIC PANTOMIME. .THE GREAT SUENES OF THE UNDERGROUND the Great Easterni ever built.con¬ A days tL, Singing ....Kitchen A Co. LA BLUE BEARD A LA RAILWAY, vessel (except cry. Chandeliers M. L. Curtis PKR1CBOLR, TUKUUK-PRANCAISBM THE EA1LBOAD STATION, structed of iron, hull, masts, spars aud rig¬ Gas Ornamentatluus A Co. LA PERICHOLE, BLUE HEARD A LA TURGUE-FRANCAISB. THE SILVER HELL. entirely READWORK.-lOO HANDS; 671 HUD- Floral Emblems, Wreaths, Bouquets, Ac... LA PERICHOLE, BLu'E BEaKD A LA TURtfUE-PRANOAlSB, THE CONCERT HALL. SCBNB wreck exhaustive efforts have aon Mine. L. Schmidt A Son LA PERICHOLE, received crowded audleneea with ging. To remove this BEADWORK,St., late 119 Varlck. Old hauda call at ouce. Work Seaver A LA nightly by and that strange SCENE UNDER BLACK FRIARS an<1 for given out, Bueement door. Costumers Fhllltpl. PERICHOLE, SHOUTS OP LAUOHTER AND APPLAUSE. with Its houseless of rasrants and been made by lnuir^u&l* companies OFFICERS. LA PBRICIiOLE, MLLB. CAROLINE HOLLAND. BRIDGE, lodger* suicide.walfa, suc- Geo. E. Simons. President. U. 8. Adams, Vice President. LA PERICHOLE, THE MOST DARING OP LADV RIDERS, I.onilon grandeur In eight, aud the wife's attempted the last t.o years, with but little apparent embroiderers on linen wanted-at Geo. W. Treasurer. LA act THE SCENERY IS ALL TRUE TO LONDON IN THIS Lord corner at*. E. H. Rogers, Jr., Secretary. Hlukle, Jr., PBKICHOLB, In her wonderful and unapproachable upon 1808. ceaa. Last Congress apptuprltiled on* Rood A Taylor's, Grand and Chryatie DIRECTORS. LA PERICHOLE, A PI BUY BAREBACK STEED. YEAR spring Peter E. 0. Risley. LA PERICHOLE, SUPERS HORSEMANSHIP, thousand dollars for the removal Of the NURSE WANTED-FOR AN INFANT . MONTHS LA AND SKILL, ALLACK'8. hundred old. to Dr. J. 15 Clinton Brook¬ Ab^.ud^ PERICHOLE, WONDERS OP ATHLBTIO The Neptune Submarine Company of New WET Apply Conkllng, at., O. B. Kerper, 6. 8. Jones, 0. T. Jones, la perichole; by all the leadiug artists of the "yjy wreck. lyn. H. B. Chaffee, C. H. King, H. L. Tracy, LA PERICHOLE, GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLAHS were awarded the contract by Major General T. A. C. Foster. In three wsta. LAST NIGHTS FOR THE PRESENT OF THE FOLLOW* York A. J. Huntoon, Thompson, _ Opera 'Jnufl'e, of the work. This WET NURSE FOR A CUILD SIX Private buses can now bs secured at the oflloe of the Fifth The Director, forceaoing the vast certain to be fkancaib.oenevibve - twelfth INO PLAYS:! Newton for the accomplishment m Atub a old; heat references required. at No. attained this popularity of DK SATURDAY. January 8-MONBY. Is association of of wealth WANTED-A Apply Avenue Hotel. by the latest composition of the moat popular of Theatreweek. PoatUvely laat tbrhe nighta OENEYIEVE MONEVMB company an gentlemen of 4 West 29th at_, between nine and eleven o'clock A. M. Bring OTuiposcis, has at a great expense purchased and now BRABANT. MONDAY. January I and Influence, under the Immediate management FRANCISCO MINSTRELM, holds the r,at» right to produce said Opera BouOe In the Hole Leasee and Director. J. QRAU 'TUESDAY, January 5.MONEY. President, General Joseph Hayes, who WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER- 688 BROADWAY. United >v<ates.an evidence of and WEEK AND LAST NIGHTS OP WEDNESDAY, Jauuary 6 -THE CAPTAIN OT their Major COOK, to enterprise liberality rarely .TWELFTH and LITTLE GAME. commenced active operations for the removal of the WANTED-Aatanda bar buaineaa and willing aaalst lb the washing SANGreat enccess of the far famed and Inimitable met Tilth In theatrical affairs. OENEYIEVE DK BRABANT. WATCHfATCH WOODCOCK'S LITTLHBI^^^H wreck the and refitting with a power¬ and Ironing. Apply at 142 East Sixteenth street. B1RC1L WAN BOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS. «He distribution of parts has been made with the greatest Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday, with lta great east and THUSDAY,THUSDaY, January 7-MONKY7-MONEY. by purchase MINSTRELS. care and with ths beat result, ths of mice en scene. FRIDAY, January 8-MONEY. ful derrick of the steamer Truxton. The steamer BAN FRANCISCO unquestionably poaalbla BottlTe splendor In are wprkod under 1MMENSK HIT. two great companies constituting Batemsn's Opera ROSE-BELL, DESCLAUZA8, CARRIER, BECKBR8, NOTHING. and all the wrecking operations Every evening till further notice, fortune an almoiti_ Inexhaustible fund of talent, upon which OABEL (original rote of Pltou), with the entire su-englh preparation,ABOUT the immediate command of Captain William L. THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN OPERA OF thoIJireelor can have no hesitation In drawing.' li is, there¬ of the company, comprising ltO parsons. Boi book for Mr. Leeter Wallaok's nlghte now open. Churchill. The electrical and submarine appa¬ BONK SQUASH DIABLO. fore, with a feeling of the greatest pride that he annexes and Harve'a celebrated opera boulte L'tKIL CREVE will bo and submarine explosions WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC, call* the public attention to the unequallad cast of produced for the Oral time In America neat Thursday. HE TAMMANY, THE TAMMANY. ratus for torpedoes WUHAN, PERICHOLE. used were invented and constructed by Colo¬ RESPECTABLE YOUNG clayed so successfully many years ago by the late T. D. Rlee, LA T THB GRAND INAUGURATION electrician and rngtneer, WANTED..Aeducated, kind-hearted, neat, pleasing, fond or chil¬ terminating with the new scene, LA PKRICHOLB. francais. l'ceil creve. nel George W. Beardslee, dren, who wishes a peraianent home, may address H. II., PANDEMONIUM. PANDEMONIUM. LA PERICHOLE. TheatreSole Lessee and Director J. GRAU and are operated under bis immediate supervision Herald office, for one week. Scale secured tlx days In advance. LA PKRICHOLK. Pint production In America of Herve'a celebrated opera of tble mammoth palace of arauaement will take place on and direction. The results obtained by two subma¬ LA PBRICHOLE. boullc. L'UCIL CREVE, on Thursday Evening, Jan. 7, at 8. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1889. PKRICHOLK. same author. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. rine explosions (the last of which was made on COMPETENT, ELDERLY NURSE, TO pastor's opera house. 901 bowery, LA Words and music by the ADMISSION FIFTY CENT& liave effective to a take oi two children; must come well recom¬ another oreat local drama. LA PERICHOLE. Mr. Grau baa the honor to announae that the second novelty Thursday, December 31) proved WANTED-Acharge Tony LA PKRICHOLK. season at tba Theatre after the ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. all former calculations, the two mended. Apply at Mme. Walton's, 683 Brosdwsy, between Illustrative of the trials and triunrphsguf Lowly Life In the of the Francais, Incompar¬ Tb* ealc of reaeryed seata contlnuea at The Tammany. degree exceeding and Fourth atreels. THE CITY MESSENGER, LA PERICHOLE. able success of Genevleva de Brabant, will ha the production of dally charges, it has been ascertained by actual sound¬ Amity City. THE CITY MESSENGER. LA PKRICHOLK. L'tKIL CREVE, Fourteenth elreel, and also at the Theatre Ticket Otto#, 111 and the examinations made by divers, having ONE TO ACT AS WAIT- TONY PASTOR as Strong, an Inquisitive Yankee.
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