The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1868, Page 9

Burd, at en R. 3. Glass and Cc. 8. Curiageon, ot a; J. L. Cooper, 1G. Wil- Ras H. Moore i i i Wiltard, Joho Lamb, Rob- ert Mason and John H. Green, “ Caged m. 'B. Hoke, M. W. Lakin, John Grier, Coll oP. Rudd, Eisband She of Kentuc! my General Jonson, of Virginia, offered the follow- annie, That s committee of thirteen be ited to into cousideration the subject of com- Plating the rallied sonaeetions of cal son port with the West. Charles D. Hi of Vi offered the follow- wa uston, of Virginia, road be from “some point on the Virginia and Tennessee to Louisville, Ky.” was stated seem vention adjourned till ten A. M. 10 Opera House was crowded this morning by ined dclogates to the Commercial Convention and ® large audience of citizens. General Mahone Pd and intense hegre was manifested, Bristol Convention, held Joly CY ‘anication between’ E Norfolk and the Mississippl and Ohio Valleys, had reco! jon adopted ¥ the present Convention iption 000, to be imm rate made, to int Company of the city Norfolk uader the act of the General Assemb!, Vi The committee's re} Ohio, Kanawha James r.vers; an im view of its importance the convention looked hopefully forward to its speedy Lp 48a great improvement of national im- Various delegations from different States repre- sented sup ted the report of the business commit. tee, inci iz Volonel William Lamb, of Fort Fisher celebrity, who said it was a brave Federal general who destroyed his first efforts at a direct trade, in ae thirty vessels had been hennaged, between the Cape Foar river and Europe, by the capture of Fort bl, ae although Butler failed 4 his attempt to blow 6 bottom of = of the Atlantic ocean by a powder (Great applause.) ibe Ror was adiptaa, and $105,000 were sub- chy $50,000, Nashville $25,000, Peters- Hairs mee Procession took place to-day. A wat wilt be given to-night at Portsmouth in honor of ‘the dele; The to! Planters meng the convention will ‘hold a mass meeting to-ni; to into consider- take roan foe propriety 6 of subs Sething $100,000 to the en- QUARANTINE AFFAIRS. Smuggling and Other Matters. Perhaps no such safe and easy facilities for smug- gling are anywhere else to be found as the quaran- tine station of the port of New York presents. It has all the necessary advantages by rea- son of its character and location. It is protected by law from the impertiment visits of all others but the Health OMicer and his de- puties, and in the lower quarantine vessels hailing from ports in the sunny southern hemisphere, laden ‘with sugar, fruits, ram and precious brands of cigars, are as completely isolated from the outgide world as though they were in mid-ocean. It is easy ‘to perceive how feasible it becomes, espectally un- er cover of the night, to remove any number of cof- ‘Qns filled with cigars or water tanks filled with rum > @ snug abiding place on shore. During the recent quarantine season it was a sub Jecs of mot unfrequent remark at Port Monmouth that the Long Branch boat on her return trip to New York generally car- ried a large quantity of cigars besides something that wore the suspicious appearance of a disguised rum barrel, The primitive and simple-minded peo- ple of Port Monmouth never perhaps dreamt that the olgars and the rum might be contraband and were on their way to New York in defiance of the exeise and the Custom House authorities, or perhaps t satistied them to be told that some of the hotels at Long Branch were returning a portion of their sur- plus stock to the city. However, these easy-going villagers troubled themselves very little to inquire who owned the cigars and rum or whither they were ‘gol ‘The quarantine station on West Bank looks over at Port Monmouth from a distance of a few miles. There be some occult species of mutual sympa- thy and attraction between them, erate, that both are a good deal removed from t) yy haunts of men and stand like sentinels ‘- obarge of The almost deserted sea and shore around them, A small boat and a pair of oarsmen in the silence of the evening could take in a straight line aftera ‘brief pull a cofiin } of cigars to the old and lonely ye Port Monmouth from the quarantine station at West Bank, and this quiet style of intercommuni- cation could carried on with delightful ease and regularity through all the pleasant evenings of summer. Sepposing this were so, would it farnish Say, explanation of the pecullar freight which the Branch boat brought generally back to New Yor from the desert coast and the desolate village of Port Monmouth? The original source from whence the weed and the extract of inolasses came might ‘be presumed to be ‘the West Indian vessels in the jower here lying mightily conventent to West Bank. This is a very interesting subject of inquiry for the proper authorities, and will, no doubt, be attended to next season. ‘Then farewell to the faine of Port Monmouth. Last season a vessel from Havana came into quar- aniine uader the suspicion of the revenue detectives that she contained a large quantity of sm cigars. She was strictly search a wal without any satisfactory result; but e evening aftorwards, as with her satls set she stood out to sea, a boat was seen to drop astern and receive something like a coifin over! |. The occupant was dimly recognized as one of the most — spirits of quarantine—now gone to his rest—a dare- devil adventurer, who made the dull business of his anes one of large profit and excitement. In this finding the Custom House officials too vigt- dant and’ nga ned not to allow the —— of quarantine to slip through his hands, he started off on a pretended ning trip a awaited the coming ‘ap of the outward bound bar! e Health Omer tad ei oy utter repugnance to boat but his own coming near the quarantine shy ips, no matter if they were without the slightest taint of infection. Bs) did he abhor the approach of a Custom it; but one time it happened that & revenue detective took @ small boat to visit @ vessel in the upper quarantine on business connected with his department. The doctor dis- covered the fact, and forthwith, in angry and per- emptory terms, announced his ee of detain- ing all vessels in future five day: wipe le they permitted a similar breach ‘of his Four other small boats lay around the vessel prior to the detective’s a rival, but they had another kind of business to look after, and that made all the ditfer- ence, THe «W AEN MURDER. Interesting Partleulars of the Mysterio: Affair. Cem the Waterbury (Conn.) American, Oct. 15.) ¢ have obtained the following particulars in re- Yation to the murder of Appollos W. Ro, 9 at a from a relative the dec ry Bronson and Abbott left Piymouth and went to ‘est Haven, where the former was build. ing @ house, which was nearly completed. Abbott Ly been working for Bronson for several weeks. On Tursday night two weeks ago they went to New Haven together. At the Post OMice in that city Bronson received a letter, which Abbott suspected ope money, and on his asking the former what was w his letier, Hronson replied “none of your ‘business.’ Abbott knew Bronson was expecting some $400 about that time. After visiting one or two laces on business the two entered a basement sa- loon on Chapel street, where they took drinks. On leaving the saloon Bronson stated that as he had some business to attend to in the morning he would re- main in New Haven al) night, and instructed Abbott 4 what to do at the house, Then, according to Abbott, they parted and he went to West Haven alone. After this evening Bronson was not seen alive. On Wednesday Abbott made his appearance in West fHaven with his thumb badly cut, and wanted to Ddorrow money to pay for having it attended to. He told diverent stories in relation to the cut, telling some it was done while cutting wood, others while cleaning fish. On the day before Bronson’s death Abbott sharpened an axe and a carving Knife, neither of which can be found. On Thursday morning & man named Cook, a neigh- bor, W was going Lewes found Abbott out in the haroor with his (. ) boat, which he had taken witout leave, and for taking which he could give no satisiactory reason. On the afternoon of the same day another neighbor met him at the West Haven horse raiiroad waiting for the ear. He had on Bron- son's best coat and lad a large bundle in his possession, From thia place he went to Ply- mouth. It is nol known where he spent Thura- day night, Op Friday night he stayed at his wife's mother’s tn this city. He was seen going through Woterville with the same coat and bandie on Saturday, stopping at @ saloon in the village, Next he is found s home at Mount Toby, near Piymouth, Her remained working around home watt! last Friday, expressing frequent surprise at Kronson’s absence, When asked why he teft West Haven he repiied he di so in order to obtain some food. When it was found that all of Bronson's bedding was missing and he was asked what had become of it, he od that Bronson had burned it to destroy the vermin, A very unlikely story, as are others told by him. A week ago to-day Bronson’a body was found on the East Haven shore with tie skull broken in and a nomber of stabs in body and neck. At first the body was not known and after an i inquest it was buried. On Saturday it was disin- » terced and recogaized as Bronson tin Uriday, after | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. learning that the body of a murdered man had been found, Appollos Markam, an uncie of the tel phed to arrest was accord- yy eneeres: 8 at Norton & Cc & Co.'s, 16 Rue Auber:—M, M, Decker, J. Gaylor, William J, Gaylor, Mra. J. C. irtland, Mias J, W. Aborn and Lewis T. Basen, Now Yorks A.D: Palmer United States ‘Ariny: Tho W. Sweeney and Philip §. Justice, Philadelplia; R. M, O’Ferrall, Indiana; W. H. Sreansy, Je J City; Miss Jennie W. Gaff, Cincinnati; B. Godfro; aitford, eee E, Jones and Samuel K. Jones, ew ork: Patterson, Newark, N. as W. B. Willard, Ci Min” Porbie and Eugen Buyer Be donee, New k; J. L. Eugenie Jonea, New York; J. Indy, f. Gaver and. Mex Davling, Now York: Wil 7, T. , Now. - liam P. Dewey, San Francisco, Cal.; T. W. Gaff and daughter, Cincinnati; Mra. T. Fiske. fin, i at Bowles, Brothers & de la Pale Mr and Mma Blerstadt, Mre'G. Ak Follows and swe a Kate Bloodgood, Mr. 4 A. W: Mr. H. S. Mr. F, Hill and wife, Mrs, Bi leing. Mr. A-AE Hays, Mr. Le 1. Waite and oe A ping, Me Mr. W. D. Dinsmore and wife, W. Field, . L. Suydam and Mr. 0. G. rer, New yor; Miss M. Walker, Mias A. E, Mr. H. W. Longfellow, bps alice, Edith sud Annio Nov, Mrs, M. cami ve Tv. G wins intosh, Mr. A. Adams dirs. per, Mrs. ©. L. Gibson, “les L. Miss Dray ie Ebon Mr. Bh ocr Mr. George Howe and wife and Miss F. we, Boston ; Mr. J. T, Watmaugh, Mr. and Mrs. ae P Jenks, Mr. Bees Mrs. J. 8. Jenks, Pe J. W. Miller and Mr. J: J. Thi omas, as Philp: and Mrs. DO, Mills and Mr. J, B.'H iran cisco ; Mr. Durand, Chicago ; Mea “iy a et: Cinchinad | Mr. A. H. Hall ay BY tyson Bat Kansas ; Miss timore ; Miss Viall, ‘Rhode Island ; Miss Detroit’; Mr. and Mrs. George Mastin o. a, ne Mr. wn H. Rinehart, ome 3 4. Miner and family and Miss J. A. Cook, To- Mrs. L. A. Merchant, Mr. W. D. Merchant, Mr. L, Merchant, Jr., Miss H. A. Ryder and Colonel de Lancy Floyd Jones, United States Army. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ALFXANDER—DRAKR.—At the residence of the brid: parents, on Wednesday, October 14, by the Rev. Mr. JaMRs R. ALEXANDER to HANNAT M. Drak®, all of this city. Orange county papers please copy. AvsTIN—CaMP.—At the residence of the bride's arents, on Wednesday, October 14, by the Rev. filiam A, Scott, D. pe ADRIAN H. AUSTIN to gi 8. Camp, both of this city. No cards. TELD—GIBSON.—At the residence of the bride's parts, on Wednesday, October 14, by the Rev. H. Ganse, SAMUEL L. CANFIELD to Miss ELEANOR Gipson, both of this city. No cards, HAMBLIN—GRaY.—In Barnstable, Mass.. on Thurs- day, October 15, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. John B. Willard, Josern FE. HAMB- ea of New York, to ISABELLA, daughter of John ray. JUSSEN—SHALER.—At the residence of the bride's parents, No. 346 West Twenty-eighth street, on Wed- nesday, October 14, by the Rev. Dr. Hastings, CARL IJCSSEN to CAMILLA mt eldest daughter of Major Gen- eral Alexander 5! Lissy—Bvrtn! on Wed: ednesday, October 14, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. T. A. Jagger, Mr. James 1. Lippy to Miss Jessiz A. M., daughter of Daniel Burtnett, all of this city. MANNING—ATWATER.—In Wallingford, Conn., on Thursday, October 15, nt the residence of the bride's Rey. E. M. Gushee, Frkp R. MANNING, of 1 Ne to Miss Sana K., daughter of the gar Atwat me oF Wallingford. No cards. MILLER—CURREY.—At Westfield, N. J., on Wed- nesday, October 14, by Rev. FE. Grant, Mr. Joan L. ‘MILLER to Miss Fannie FE. Ovrrry. No cards, PeRRY—LitrLR.—On Wednesday, October 14, at the Church of the Incarnation, by the Rev. Dr. Montgomery, THomas R. Perry to Many K. C., eld- por daughter of the late Edward B. Little, of this > aa Werlnesday, October 14, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. P. D. Oakey, Deremus ReMsEN to AUGUSTUS, daughter of Lucius Redington, ail of Jamaica, L. 1: No cards. RICHMOND—Frost.—On Tnesday, October 12, at the First Presbyterian church, Peekskill, on the Hud- sop, by the Key, John M. Freeman, ALEXANDER A, RICHHOND, of New York, to Emma, youngest daugh- ter of Niles Frost, of first named place. Boston papers please copy. SHaFrER— ~—On Thursday, October 15, at St. 8 M. E. church, corner of Fourth avenue and ‘Twenty-second street, by Rev. eee Janes, assisted by Rey. Cyrus D. Foss, Rev. James N. SHAFFER to Miss Mary L. Dory, all of this a No cards. SPEAR—HENDERSON.—On Wednesday, October 7, at the Weat Twenty-third street Presbyterian church, by the Rev. Dr. Northrop, THOMAS D. SPEAR to pon dll daughter of Thomas Henderson, Esq. No eit W/O day ns i Tiesday, October 6, by the Rev. Sandford, Mr. CuRTIS Sippons to Miss HA HH QUARMBY, both of this mm TARBOX—GRANT.—In this city, on Wednesday, October 14, by the Rev. Samuel ‘kwood, of Key- port, Mr. LOuIs P. Tarbox, of this city, to Miss Wir- ‘18 Grant, Of Keyport, N. J. No cards. WHEELER—VAN SYCKLE.—On Wednesday, Oc- tober 14, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. wT A. Tynz, mip oe H. WHEELER to in F. VAN SYCKLE, all of this city, No cards, WaIrtNG—SLAaGHT.—On Tuesday, October 13, at the Summerfield Methodist Fj iscopal church, by "the Rev. John A. Roach, D. 1LLIAM TH. Warrrye to laght, Esq., all uugnter of HL Estar . eldest of Brooklyn. Died. ANGPLL.—At an early hour on Wednesday morn- ing, October 14, ANN J., wife of Albert H. Angell, in the 32d year of her age. The funeral will take place this (!riday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from lier late residence, 226 Washington street, between Tillary and Johnson. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invitedt o attend. Bavnson.—At East New York, on Wednesday, October 14, WILLIAM CTLAKLES, Youngest child of ie gg and John Baunson, aged 1 year and $ months. The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend on vend this (Friday) afteruoon, at half-past three o'cloc BakeR.—On Wednesday, October 14, Tomas J. Baker, aged 25 years, son of Thomas J. Baker, de- The relatives and friends of the family, and the members of Charter Uak Lodge, No. 249, F. and A. M., also Company I Cds ad Ninth regiment, N.G., 8.N. Y., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Duane Methodist Episcopal church, Had- son street, near Spriny jay, October 15, after a Benton.—On Thu ing titness, Captain James H. BeRTon, in the ve of his age. relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tngited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, Fourth st., between Oalyer st. and [eens or avenue, Greenpoint, L. l.,on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. Newburg Te Vapewed copy. onan cb Wed « Dtiober 4, Mr. Patrick BURKE, His relatives sod fri friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 72 North Moore street, corner of Greenwich, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. CowEN.—At Jersey City, on Wednesday, October 14, affer a short iliness, Joun CowRN. ‘The relatives and friends of 4 aon gy are nad aoe fully invited to attend the fai church, corner of Erie and South ts Boventh streets, this (Priday) afternoon, at two o'clock. CLANDER.—At Bethlehem, Pa., on Wednesday, October 14, AMOS COMENIUS CLANDER, son of Ke" H. G@. Ciander and publisher of the Moravian, aged 38 years. Funeral at Bethlehem, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Saco —At Jackson, Miss, =. Wedn Octoter 14, Lieutenant Joan LAWRENCE CHURCHILI, 1S. As, ony n of Timothy G. ‘Churchill of this city, ONotlee of funeral hereaft GRREN.—On Wednesday. morning, Octoder 14, of heart disease, Konsit H. Green, aged 6 years, ¥ mouths and 3 days, son of Clarence 8. and Nora Pp Green. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 96 Lewis street, this (Friday) ‘uiteraoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Grnaup. —Sudde' on Tuesday, October 18, Jonn F. Graavon, in the 45d year of his ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, 261 West Twelfth st., thi Wy ‘riday) afternoon, at one o'clock. The relatives and friends, also members of Hose Company (2 (late Volanteer Fire Department), are invited to atrend. GoLpiING.—On Wednesday, October 14, GiLaeRT ae oniy son of Rose and Gilbert Golding, aged 13 months. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his parents’ residence, No, 9 Furman street, Brooklyn, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. Grace.—On Thursday, October 15, Thomas J, Grace, aged 24 years. A solemn mass ot requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul in St. Gabriel's church, Rast Thir- ty-seventh street, on Saturday morning, at nine o'clock. The funerai will take place on Sunday af- ternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hia father, Greenpoint, L. I. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. GuNTos.—Suddeniy, on Wednesday evening, Octo- ber 14, Many A. Gunron, in the i4th year of hor age, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 86 West Tweifth sireet, on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock. Hnt.—At Rye, Westchester county, on Thursday, Octoner 15, Joan 8. Hi i a of Portemoutl N. H., in the 624 year of his ‘the relatives and friends of tthe family and those of Nis son-in-law, Edward Petit, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 600 Lexington avenue, Portsmouth (N, H.) papers please cop! HALrpay,—Sudieniy, on vevineaday, “October 4, Milford, Pike county, Pennsylvania, Virginia W., ife of Edward Hatiday. JouNsoN.—Un Thursday, Octgber 16, after a short bat severe illness, Tomas JomNsoN, tn the 53d year of his Relatives and friends of the family are respectfatty invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 260 East Thirty-first street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Lentuan.—On Thursday morning, October 15, Par- RIOK LENIHAN, aged 70 srl naive of Newcastle West, county Limerick, ire! ‘The funeral will take oh e tila (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 333 East Fif- ty-ninth street, MoNAHAN.—On Thursday evening, October 15, Mrs. Mary Monanan, wife of John Monahan, in the 74th Te of hes alle. ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, Hudson avenue, Hudson City, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice, Mactay.—On Thursday Liye October Rosrer H. Maciay, M. D., aged 64 yeara. ‘The friends and relatives of the fanatly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 307 West Fourteenth street, on Sunday after- noon, at two o'clock. MURRAY.—On Thursday, October gaa infant daugh- ter of Captain Edward and Laura M The relatives and friends of the family's are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral. from her late rest- ra 49 Pike street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two MrstweRpr.—On Wednesday, October 14, JULIUS MESTWERDT?, aged 35 years and 7 months. The members of Porter Council, No. 3, 8. P. U., are hereby requested to attend a meeting of said coun- cil, to be held at the lodge room, Warren Hall, co.ner of Oliver and Henry streets, on Saturday, 17th inst., at twelve o’clock meridian, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of SC iecmed to our deceased brother, JULIUS MESTWER' AUGUST ALEXANDER, W. Chief. BERNARD F. DIRRKS, Secretary. MoDonatp.—On Thursday morning, Uctober 15, ANN, only daughter of John and Jane McDonald, aged 1 year and 2 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 234 Seventh avenue, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, McEntes.—On Tuesday, October 13, K ter of Michael and Mary Mc¥Entee, aged 2 6 months. The frelatives and riends of the deceased are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Newark, N. J., this (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock. McEviny.—On Wednesday evening, October 14, of consumption, MARY ANN, wife of Thomas J. Mc- Evily, and daughter of P. Mullany, late of Brooklyn, aged 26 years, ‘The remains will be taken from her late residence, No, 322 East Fifty-fifth street, this (Saturday) morn- ing, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. John the Evan- gelist’s church, Fiftieth street and Madison avenue, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. and from thence at one o'clock to Cal- vary Cemetery for interment. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral. PERKiNS.—At Hudson City, N. J., on Tuesday, Oc- tober 13, JAMES K. PERKINS, aged 37 years. ‘The relatives and friends, also the members of Eagle Lodge, No. 53, F. and A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, from Masonic Hall, Montgomery arenne; Hudson City, this (Friday) afternoon, at two oe! F. anp A, M.—The members of Eagle Lodge, No. 53, F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a special communication, on Friday afternoon, October 16, at one o'clock, at their rooms, for the purpose of atiending the funeral of late Brother James R. Per ins, BY MIN M. ROGERS, W. M. a WORTENDYKR, Ovmr t Jersey € on Tuesday, October 13, after a short illness, E11 8., wife of Dr. I. N. Quim- by and daughter of Thomas McKie, Esq., of New York pif ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the First Re- formed church, Grand street, Jersey City, this (Fri- day) morning, at eleven o'clock. Scort.—In Jerzey City, on Thursday, October 15, Fiorence M., third daughter of Wilham P. and Frances P, Scott, aged 1 year, 4 months and 5 days. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fnneral from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Swain, 303 South Fifth street, this (Friday) af- ternoon, at one o'clock. SLADE.—At Riverhead, L. I.. on Tuesday, October 13, of imfammation of the brain, Stras TERRY, youngest son of James B. and Rosalie T. Slade, aged 2 years and 8 months. ‘Swrr.—On Thursday morning, October 15, B. RALPH Save, in the 25th year of his aze. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia :ate residence, 272 Madi- son street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, ‘and at the M. E. church, Hauppaug, L. 1. on Satur- day morning. STANTON.—On Wednesday, October 14, AUGUSTA frp ee HD of John, Jr., and Eliza- beth R. st months and 7 days. The relatives 3 ‘anit friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 313 West Twenty-third street, this (Friday) morning, at half- past ten o'clock. VEYVASsAT.—On Wednesday, October 14, Sd parted this life in his 96th year, SAMUEL VRYVASSA’ The friends of the family are respectfully Ynvited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his son, in St. Paul avenue. near Montgomery avenue, Hudson City, N. J., this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Wo.rott.—On Thursday mornit October 15, Oscar Wotrort, aged 29 years and 10 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 233 Mulberry street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. WIrscntevEN.—At Columbusville, near Newtown, L. I., on Tuesday morning, October 13, at half-past tweive o'clock, CATHARINA Exirs. WITSCUIEREN, beloved wife of Martin F. Witschieben, aged 35 years, 11 months and 14 days; anterior to her last marriage widow of George Tonjes. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest- dence, shis (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at Grand street ferry, Williamsburg, until one o'clock. WISKEMANN.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Wednesday, October 14, after a short illness, [pa JOSEPHINE, daughter of Fanny C. and the late Ph. Wiskemann. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from_ the German Evangelical church of Hoboxen, corner Sixth and Garden streets, this day (Friday), at twelve o'clock noon. Woopnutt.—On Wednesday.) October 14, of typhoid pneumonia, Captain ILLTAM A. Woop- RAULL, & native of England, for forty-five years a re- sident of this city and Brooklyn, aged 64 years ; ing, 283 The funeral will take place this (Friday) mo ateleven o'clock, from his late residence, Pacific street, Brooklyn. Relatives and frit invited to attend without further notice. _THE LECTURE SEASON, _ Ponta LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON Interesting, invaluable and selentic subjects, showing how to live. aud what to live for, are delivered dally at the New York Museum of Anatomy. 'Thoso unable to attend can Teceive m copy by forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, 618 roadway. _ PIANOFORTES. 4 ; \ N_RASY WAY OF Bg git! RING WHAT YOU WANT.— HORACE WATE! & 00., Se ne man will dispose Stacy usd cecond hand, Planes, Melodones oA Organs, by Airetclage makers, and take from 85 to #25 monthly tintil paid. 60 new and second hand Instruments for rent, and rent applied if purchased, or for tale at baryaina for HANDSOME, SWEET TONED RUSEWOOD PIANO for saie—For $250, as the owner In about leaving the ity. Apr Apriy any m ‘this week at 347 West Thirty-sev- MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale— Property family ty maker, fully guaran’ need five mont! cost $600, for rb; Ktageres, Parlor ts Paintings, Brohsee, Chart nite Furniture, China, Glnenware; & sacrifice, Bizteenth street, near avenue. @oon SBOOKD BAND Prat PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP— ._ At 46 East Nineteenth ‘CHICKERING PIANOFORTE FoR he gt #275 ved rosewood, all round corners, full 3. BIDDLE, i 1s Amity street, near Broadway. FAMILY Lk LEAVING THR CITY WILL SELL THEIR magnifi Pianoforte, cost $580, for less than half; carved reewood, Toctav “e overstrang: celebrated makers; guarantee ; iynew. 118 Seventh ‘tireet. , by dissolved by mutual consent. AMT SEMENTS. E'S OPERA HOUSE, MRS Fad Corner <A toon ‘avenue and heey oy street. H. L. BATEM Lessee and Manager BHLON p fai Se i it me ie VE ff CYOBER La kandi DUGHESSE Dk GY aOLS Second appearance this sonugn of ese renowned aries, KB. AUJAC as Iie "a DUCHESNE 4 Gen. Bi as oun, M. PAEEFPOUL, as Baron Puck, pakow ‘48 Karon Gro; ue Me GUIDO ae pet an Wants A new and magnificent act bee resenting the Landing of Columbus, jal been painted i or opening of the season by F. Notice to" Siteeriber—4 Umited number of bores and stalls may now be secured by subsoribers for the season, or for special nights Boe orrice brn THE VOnERA HOUSR. UTES TO PIKE'S OPERA HOUSE, From Union int Si Fifth Avenue Hotel, Twenty-third omnibuses two minutes. From Bouth ferry, Twenty-shird street omnibuses every two rowm Grand street and Houston street ferries, cars © freminutey es hang “ab sre (Highs a tt red ¥ avenue) e} wo tm Bleecker atieet cars to aya Pah hong care seats may rele Be. and ‘after’ Momiay, Ost. 19, scvuredat the bot ofice of the Opens Rouse ‘and’ Sohinaer's muaic atore, 701 Broadway. ‘Twenty-third street omnibuses wiil_ run continuo’ Fifth Avenue Hotel to Pik Noriox.—On and uously from: Opera, House from 634 until 854 for returning after the perform: ‘OOD'B 8 MUSEUM. teseneias Broad’ corner of Thirtteth st m M. until 10 P, se sch athiontes 2 wien se TWO PERFORMANCES D. After at 2, Bi CONTINUOUSLY CROWDED Hovs only at 8 o'clock, renders it absol should be taken'in advance. ‘Speculators in tickets not allowed near thy ‘This evening and Wednesda HE LYDIA THOMPSO fn the greatly succesa‘ul burlesque of TO OBLIGE ¥. ing at 8 o'clock. standing room that paces to be preceded by Monday, Turaclay, ‘Thursday and Friday pftarpoons ASMODHUS, THis LIETL and PERY! CTION, in both of which Mi com, Admission to the theat & WONDERS OF WOOD'S N EXHIDBITIO’ The new and lai organ built for Otirixt church, Rye, N. ¥., by J. il. & C. 8. Odell, and containing their celeUrated pNeutuatic compositions, reversible couplers and other tm- provements, will be exhibited Friday evening, October 16, at their new ald more extensive manufactory, 407 and 409 West Forty second si All parties interested are invited to ex. amine these great improvements. Henry E, Brown will preside. TEW MU SBARBE BLEUE” GALOP, B Adolph Herhsteln price Bie. #Te ay ALON, BY Daliad, by. Albert. W. Hawthorne; price be. Published by WM. HALL & SON, 048 Bro ESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. REGULAR THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, 14 BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, ~ MUSICAL. Y Nau sr NORMAL MUSICAL ‘CONSERVATORY, 242 West Twenty-sixth sireet.—Piano, violin, organ, guitar, singing, harmony. Prof. J. JAY WATSON, bas re- turned from Europe. Lessons private. Send for eiroular, N EXPERIENCED MUSICIAN (LADY) WILL TEACH, in exchange for Room and breakfast, two nights each week. Best re'erences. Address K. W. S., ington hus, between Fitty-itth and Fifty-sixth streets, LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO and singing at punii’s residence for #10 per r. Best Teferences yiven. Address, with residence, Teacher, box 182 Heraid ofice, INTRODUCING GUE CAPTAIN SINKE QUADRILLE: I ee RT polar airs; the best a3 issued by EMAIN, 461 Bro (OPGANIST, COMPETENT TO LEAD A CHOIR AND ‘sing, wanted a short distance from the city. Inquire of Horace Waters, 481 Krondway. jgement out, Just away. COPARTNERSUIPS. U Nag COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING IN the champion blacking between the undersigned 1s here- JOHN D, LANE. DOMIN [ox A CURLEY. Maw Youx, Oo. 12 168 "BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MILL WITH SIX RUN STONE, KEPT RUNNING ON custom work: does m good paying business; require aleo $5,000 cash. Address Quire, Hi Herald 0 N EXORLLENT CHANCE FOR MEN WITH SMALL 4 apital to make Call in town or country; woula ex- Shange for real estate. ‘and see it. 29 Pack slip. PARTNER WANTED--WITH GOOD COMMERCIAL credit, to join the advertiser in @ profitable mercantile business, Address, with full particulars, M. C., box 6,801 Poat oillce. N ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, protected by patent, which affords partictlariy de. sirable opportunity tor the formation Ge -batock company, in for aale on accommodating terms. riy abie, to forward The views of the ndvertise® wil be {tbprai fy treated, Refer- furnished, Address for interview Reliable, Heral FEW THOUSAND TO INVEST IN ANY RESPEOTA- ple and wolerably safe business, Address, with particu- Jars, 1 Energy, box 8,869 Post ollice. PARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS BUST- ees to take ine piace of retirin partner: cash Fe- ine opportunity offer 3 Jones, tor 10 Her ald ofice. f RARF. OPPORTUNITY—AN ENTERPRISING MAN with #200 can make a fortune ; business legitima’ sure. Call at 62 Frank(ortat. from 10 to 8 and investi DESIRABLE FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE For sale ; established four years business ; ‘no bonus asked term SOUTH. SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED—T0 LA take the piace of one retiring, Jn a firet clase mercantile house; investment 15,000 or $34,000, SOUTHMAYD & CO., 1% Broadway. RETIRING PARTNER IN A LARGE FU BRITE house will dispose of his interest ; year.y profits $25,000, $20,000 capital rea wired. ES & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. 9. GENTLEMAN, PURCHASING OF AN INSURANCE Iny out company & ttact of land on which to A town, desires a geutieman or lady who would part of the money ot age; releasing lots would take a first class partner. Address, appois view, Fair [aveatinent, Herald ofice PARTNER WANTED—IN A SAMPLE ROOM; LOCA- A. (ar cud cunom first class, Apply this day at 8d Nassau street, room No. 1, up stairs. No agents need appiy. A FOR SALE (TERMS LOW), THE FIRST CLASS ee Dry Goods Store, Stock, Lease and Fixtures, 344 ywery. YOUNG MAN, WITH $260 CASH, BY CALLING T0- day can secure an interest in « fret class, long estaly- Hiahea business; beat references given and required. Appiy to GREGORY, 75 Nassau street, office No. 1. ANKING.—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS. MAN wit $25,000 capital and valuable custom, who will succeed to ‘the business of a wealthy retiring house, wishes = partner- abip in » banking firm ; ‘dice enya establishod ; must be members of regular Stock and Gold kxchanges. Address, giving particulars, Banker, Dw + CLASS: CUSTOM om mn A’ ‘iD SHOE BUSINESS sale—Or lJocatiog unsurpassed with $800; York; frst class work. miu irOWES & GO., No. 8 Dey street, room No. 9._ 'Y PARTNER RETIRING ON ACCOUNT OF SICK- ness, I want an bonest, active man with $1,500 in an cntabilohed reai sainte busluess, “Apply at 9 Liberty etrest, room No. 2. OMe! SALE—A LARGE QUANTITY OF ADDRESSED lopes, suitable for any “fancy” business, Address Letters, Hernia ‘thion. DA R WanrEp— _wITh Perr 1S " ines on #1 j will OC. 6, WALLER, 3 'D Chanbers eureet. Paneer tig ta many to sentir ‘ 0. 2 Dey panei, WANTED PRACTICAL, UPHOLSTERER et maker; established business, with « yood ine giomars. Address © Herald office, ‘ MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD A Plonoforte, extra rich tone and finish, nearly new, aud iy warrnte?, at a great sacrifice for cash, at 194Grand street, near Mott. Benga powmroon, SEVEN OCTAVE ROUND cornered Pianoforie, second hand, #180; modern im- also 7 octaves, manufactired by Chickerin | Hatiet'« Tonete, Stoddnrt; Duinhwn, Aes ies than balf oriin | cont; aleo assortment of ew Pianofories, at manufacturer's ne. prices. 98 Fourth aveny D. WALKFER'S PIANO ROOMS, FO! * quo place, now 47 Twelfth atrect, a few doors w Brondveny. large agsortment of new and second hand Pianos for eale aod et low prices. N. B.—Allowance made for hire if purehas PAX, PARLOR AND CHUROH ORGANS FOR SALE for hire mt reasonable prices, SCHROEDER'S piano rooms, §4 I'nion place. 100 Xx, "AND BECOND HAND GRAND, SQUARE and upright Pianos at bargain for cash’; also to be Jet and sold on instalm And sold on insie?. CUMMINGS, No, 8 Union square. DANCING ACADEMIES, DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING AT HIS + residence, No. 681 Fifth avenne, on Monday and Th: y mornings, Wednesday and Saturday afternoon day evenings for families; on Monday and Thorada: i, ntiemen. Also at the old Jocation, No. 212 Fir fuestayv and brin y ni be obtained at either mew rn jemy. Jouday, Thures families. ‘Clreviare CADEMY OF DANCING Mr. TRENOWS Clases are now open, ‘ademy Rooms, Lyric Hall, opposite ¥) E GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 89 Fifth avenue, corner Feet peal Ld ‘OK SE. F 1868. "68, i) Ladies, Ween Magny ata Ps M: Minser and Mw ayn and Saturdays, at 4 P.M. Gentiemer ERRERO'® DANCING ACADEMY, NORTHWEST COR- her of Twenty-eighth street and Broadway, now open reception of puplis, ‘at the Ace ay erentegs, at 8 o'clock, ireulara to be hi demy. t E[UASKO, INSTRUCTOR OF DANCING AT ALL THE leading seminaries of New York, commences classes for tat Ladies, gentiomen anid children at O€ West ThirveCourth Bend for cirvuine. ARTRER WANTED $136 PUTHE MAXOFACTURE le required by of @ compl cra a BS 8 Dey weet, rn 10, 9. Renee FOR SALEI8 EVERY WAY ONE OF best opportunities ever offered in New York to recurs © Ores clatt PNRGUTHMAYD & CO., 104 Brondway. WANTED —A YOUNG MAN X WITH ABOUT #900, IN A down town restaurant (with or without services). Ap- ply to H. Rogers, 111 8 cm WARTED.A PARTY WIT 83,00, WELL SECURED, ‘A manufacturing business, may obtain a per: tion (520 weekly and 10 per ceut profits); no anaau et, WASTED A PARTY THOROUGHLY CONVERSANT with hardware anid bouse furnishing goods, with 48,000 to join the advertiser with equal ‘amount’ to Se oy 410,000 cash aslons good pro. a 0, coal salon; i . Hi, box 1 Herala office. “Seka TO @% DAILY.—INTELLIGUNT, ENERORTIC men, with $2,000, can make the above eashy, ae an ervlew vill substantiate, Call a 48 Fulton street, RAS Naira, $15 from to? P. $100. ASP, wap in: long lew one of the best locations {n town, Inquire at 40 towbout offioe, $: 500 manent, profitable busin sendy mab, ready 16 work, may opply at al Weet ened " tecond floor, not after 8 o'¢loek, sd mee $2, 000 ot, stirs. For \Warvie ~PARTNER WANTED, IN A PLEAGANT, ‘PER A “PARTNER. WANTED,-A &MART MAN sri yG0 can make 105000 86] Hudson street, from id ollice, Mating tine and AN ACTIVE MAN WITH THIS sum wanted in an established down town drug W. A. COLLINS, 23 Pine street. $2.50. $15 000 FOR GOOD WILL AND MACHINE, o. of fs ee Sestnays forty. 4 eniadlishod ; $25,'00 a your $20,090) to f, 0) ined {oon iy a ox i Pay cau Cord Rey Patel Bera | AMUSEM ENTS, Neate YORK crRoUs, cute. eS ath street, opposite Acadamy of | Moate, --Director LABSIC « MNASTIO EX: SERCISER c min Dt EXFRAOEDINABT ACROBATIC yeas, BLO'S GARDEN. Lesaros and Mxnagern. THIS EVENING, EDWIN FORREST will appear bs RICHELIEU, supported by Messrs. ( tion Cor ie Mordaanly 3. 0. ii Martow ited TO. MORROW (oh (G} ORDA *aVENIN first appearance of t! er tn her verv celebrated _ JARRETT & PALMER (¥; OCTOBER 16, juraett, ne (THEATRE FRANCAIS, bested not Lessee a: “ GRAU OFFENBAGHTS ‘OPER RA eri ¥ HTS OF LA GRANDE pucHessis which rok Taoeertibetact ne ite great success, has to be withdrawn in consequence of the necessary day and night re- Reareala for the production of Offenbach"s n 4 magnifi- cent Opera Route, GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT, which will be brought out next week with great splendor. Mme. Rose Bell, Mme. Gueretti, M.'Carter, M. Beckers, M. Goby, M, Gouot, Mt Bourgoin, Mf, Mutuay, “Orchest 50, ” Dress Circlo (reserved), $1. Private Boxes, son bi: ; Proscenium, General Admission, #1; Family bircle, 30 « TOMORROW Aron cace FIRST MATL LA GRANDE DUCHESS!.. After 936 o'clock the admission will be half price, No performance an Saturday night. HEATRE FRANCAIS-MATINEE. Duct Director and Lessee... # J, ‘To-morrow Saturday), October 17, at i o'clock ; vier GRAND Shain! OF THE SEASON, ONLY TIME L. NDE DUCHESSE. MME. ROSE BELL. A GRANDE DUCHE: With Messrs. Carier, Bourgoin, Goby and ot Magutficent mise en scen w acenery and brilliant © tumes. Frice of admission will be 81; private bores, reserved ‘The debut of Mlle. HRS 'TONTANELL GABE will take place in GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT. ts, AT ONE MATINEE TO-MO ROW. NLY MAT! SSE DE GEROLST! LA GRANDE DUCHESSE HEATRE , PRANOAIS. DUCE. ONLY M. OF LA GRAND! ROSE finstan’® ri, Gen, Bum, PUEATRE FRANCAIS. BALA MATT TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), art F. The now, brilliant Pari ANDE. DU with its grand and splendid mise e1 ()EYMBIC THEATRE, BEGINS AT 8, Nightly Crowded. Throngs Turned Away. 240th - of G, L. FOX'S Grand sda a 7 0 more innocent OF vm Fuiry Mi Prels aad ene] HT a . entertaining — perform Tins beet chaiitme'ts,eomietrieks | HD goFgaons acon ypgrest | HE D. | ance given neing, famona tno. Hg since this. generation ng Times. MLLE. SANGALI AND. ‘rite PARISIAN BALL the best Ballot Trow pe in Americn. MATINEES at 13g E Y WEDNESDAY and § SATU Te witite rae BROADWAY, fanager. . Me, WM. HL GARD. nightly attest the of this Resatital eeetietment. GRAN! sao PERFORMANCE. Fifth appearance of the renowned me donne MISS SUSAN G. AND THE ENGLISH OPERA BOUPFE TROUPE. Continued success of thet invincible AAD and mimic of the lay, WILLIAM HORACE HY GARI who animates and with d amazement all who wit- ‘nase hie excellent and lifelike deltngations. Fifth ica of M. Leg celebrated operetta of FANCHET?| produced with @ fine cast and all the minie attention of scenic effects and detail, and supported by a full and power- ‘ul 01 + OTISE.~ ‘Visitors are requested to purchase tickets at the box office, and not of speckiators about the sidewalk or en- MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY ANDSATURDAY, = a6. BeooKexy J ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LE BULLS GRAND CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16. 1. Fantasia, “Norma. 2. Romanza, “Non peg lw " eae 3. Concerto, in A Major (alley Sg adagio tentiingatale, Kondo aeforale)cenns- e.-..Ole Ball jorgan and Mr. Lanalag. Mr. 4. Arla, “Alt ‘mon iia & Andante a is a Me. Laan Die Bull, Mr ui and Mr. Lanai 'T BECOND. 4 1. “La “Danee des Fee" |. Ballad 4%. Largo al Factotum. Mr. Gustavus F. Hall, : a ole Ball Me Mor ana 6. Duett, “La cl darem"... orga adr Sep Miss Barton and (md fall. * Admission $1; Loring ene p extra, Family Circle 0c. Box office open froma Ani. M. to. 5 P. M., commenc- ing Wednesday, ober 4. Doors opea at 7, Commence at 8 o'clock. T. R. TURNBULL, Business Manager. “ALLACK'S. Propriator and Manager... Mr. LESTER WALLACK FRIDAY EVE OCT. 16, 1383, LOVE'S SACRIFI i Characters by Mr.J,,W, Wallac, Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. J. 3, Stondarty "Mr 3. B, Polk, Mr. B. Ringgold, Kockweil, Mr J Matthews, M tows Eytinge, Mra Clerasenniugs Mre- Sob Sefton, Mise Mary Saturday, Oct, 17—THE STRANGER. Monday, Oct. igoTHE HONKY MOON. Tueaday, Oct. 9—THE RIVALS. ih rehearsal, and wiil speedil A NEW DRANA OF POWEK Doaoom at 74¢; to commence at 8 be produced ‘UL EFFECTS. ELLY a, LEON'S MINETR 70 ‘BROADWAY. # r nin B-BLU, i Last week. AL Last week. FARBRI-BLU, Last week THE ONLY LEON. Last week. THE ONLY LEON. Least week. BOULOTTE, Last week. Last a itt {a wows wee! Lay Last week. tGoK OUT FoR ORR 2. NFE ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, ‘on BOWERY. TONY PASTOR'S) CROWDED EVERY EVERING, TONY PASTOR'S | CROW VERY EVENING, TONY PASTOR'S — | to witn ‘onderful child ca TONY PASTC RUS ue of Mile. MILLIE TURNOU TONY PASTOR'S _ ui Mile. MILLIE TURNOUR, TONY PASTOR'S ber starting mid air feats, TONY PASTOR'S | never before by years Ami beauty, skill and b> IO wefp —- ‘accom, ee ALICE, SELOLE ve daahi JOUNRY™ THOMPSON, Fi KE HEAT DOUBLE CO! ‘ocalint. comedienne. BO Ng EMMETT. MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAT, cy (256 o'clock. RS. F. B. CONW. Lad PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. M Auguatin Daly's 3e Baw pay,” tik RED SUAR win Mise. SALLY PARTINGTON, EVERY EVENING. Alsen HALL, ened Poe square. Brery nigutet bata Selarday uiieracen ath Pret, A. Kohde’s famous ony HAND MAN. ene pot = to GENTS. Reserved seats “Boos open at t THs. RENOR’S SOIREE DANSANTE. OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON OX MONDAY EVENING, OCTOB #19, AT WIS a iv ts," Ri TALL, fxth ae eee near eecond street. Former patrons aod families of respectability ean obtamm fickets upon appileation to, Mr. 1. in person oF by sending full name and adi PINK ‘UR, ALL THE NEW DANCES, ANDA smLnet AND DRESSED COMPANY be In order on the occasion. 8 1 BR METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Nassau street (old Herald Butiding), where youcan bare ail sorte of Theatrical, Omous an Generel Printing At priees that defy competition. 4 2 EW APOLLO HALL Babess 3. 1s 4 Broadwat onaXi OPENING 8 Maur, MONDAY. « MES TAYLOR, JAMES TAYLUR, the great Loni PLENDID COMPANY Pt atertatument of the most superior cbaracter, introduc amber of features entire! New te Tet: country. Admiaston bo gontss se reasrves, places, ¥ elrele, 30 ta. Reserved p) jor nale at Thleatca Ticket Oise, tie Broadway, and at Apel ‘tall MUSIC Srwentwsthied AL corner Fighth avenue. SIATH WKEK— eROWDED HOUBES. M MAC EVOY'S NEW HIBERNICON, presenting all the beautiful scenery of Ireland. | Al AND NATIONAL MUSIC BY ‘A TALENTED Y. ‘Charles Mac voy at Barney the Guide, Grand sad Orchestra every evcoing and Saturday Matinee. Hox ollice open daily. “ACADEMY or music. ‘Annual Festival of the Roman Catholie Orphan Asylum. Afternoon and evening. Artists desirous of rendering their services in aid of this praiseworthy institution are, reapect: thelr ot saroee to Mr. N. B. =" AMES KELLY, Chairman, _SRRRMIAI QUINLAN, Becretary. gs JAIRST GRAND MUSICAL SOIREE 1858 oF THE wanidwate Gonatitvatony OF xUstc, th a etween Brom wand Fourth igh rey teok"s Hail, 141 Bea cae th strech Friday "October 1b, 186b, af Serelenk. Pupitis free. ontal com THURSDAY, OCTOBER — fay) ge, ADS CLOG DANCING TAUGHT BY JOHN Bae age Bast Houston street, near Bowery, Pupils ck Ryn Hx Bowral iy Seles beta GUARD POLKA, just pubilebed bby DITSON & 00. 111 B —— ay tna 00) be mike BAU ver of Ml Renn of the Mie ne ‘ eLLOGG'S OPENING Niusr. Opera. an On MONDAY EVENING, Oot. 19, at 8 P.M. rc a Vocal and Instrumental Represent ta which < vrei Chk LOviak KRLLOGG "torts eo ELL, SUSINE. atfons. ‘CAR ALARD, Solo ‘golo Viol guished q “SUROLAL NOTICE. stn order to comply with the exprease@ wish of the'many friends aud admirers of ‘Misa Kellogg, ative third act of Granade Oo Cg Opera, will be a witb ¢ Rerformied, in torodusing ites Kellogg. in the rote The Grand Orchestra, direction of ME. CARL BERGMANN AND StGNOR QLORZA. Saturday, Oct. %4, Grand Kellogg Matinee. Thuraday, Oci. 24, Brooklyn ‘Academy of “Music, gcaneer OF MUSIC—JANAUSCHEK. Directress. aENee bed JANAUSOHRI Stage Director: Mr. OSCAR GUTTM. NO PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING, NOTICE.--The ubltete ‘preectfully tnformed that owing to # sudden oarstnew, and having’ b avised her pl eer ee to take @ day's rest, will be nnable “to apy thie ( ied Purchasers of tickets oon have taxern or ta (Or Saturday evening's performance, oF "eee OW. BATU RD RD, Ni ia eansuunseote TTP ANNY JANUS ARAN Oct It, lous to her depattare for the fest and Weal, when. wilt betprevented by Toeral “iesire Grillparcer's tragedy in See MEDEA. pe of reserved aeats nnd tickets will commence thie morning at the box office of the Academy; at. Schirmer’a. music atore, No. 701 Broadway, and at the Onioe, 114 Broadway. eee TEW YORK T pany SAT 1 poB VERY, sIGuE ‘AND ip SATURDAY MATINEE, f vente wilhe POREAT LOCAL SENSATIONAL DRAMA, founded spon ‘hte pop ae novel, published in Frank Lealiea Chimney ner, entitled ae ‘OUT OF THE STREETS, which has rie oeruee weeks in careful preparation. NEW LOCAL SCENER : ELABORATE MECHANICAL EFFECTS and 4A GREAT CAST “OF CHARACTERS, Miss HENRIETTA IRVING, Miss BLANCHE GRE Mias RACHEL DENVIL. Mise KATE, RYNER, Nis ELLA ¢ HAPMA®. Messrs. HARNT: MORTIME! Ry JOHNSON, a pitt, CREPES, Paraiow, J. é, Edmonds W " Hambuine ny iaries, soe firstact al WASHINGTON MARKET IN. BUSY TIMES, introductng well known characters of that locality, Unioa auuare, Wall street, City Hospital, ee, Box office open from 8 A. M, till’ P.M. } ROADWAY. THEATRE. ISSION 50 CENTER FI ue ADM! NING AND SATURDAY MATINBE. THE FINE A ACTING. TE THOH BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, NO THOROUGHFARE. BRILLIANT EFFEC" OMEN ate eae ECT COSTUM OBEN ite is bis Lila OBENRE! At NSARM MOST PERFECT THE ABV Ss x ABM 2 ON THE STAGE, THE AB SATURDAY, FLORENCE AND L LABIME M MATINER. NENTRAL PARK GARDEN, C'Seventh avenue, betwoon ene and Fifty-ninth ate, AS’ Cres R Ni GARDEN CONCERTS, PROGRAMME. FOR THIS, (FRIDAY) EVENING 1. March, “Dueppel x Faokeltans, ‘0. 1, ‘ne & Waltr, sSolinten-Taenze’. 4. Grand Fantasia, “Tan 5. Capriccio Brilaate, ot vAragoncan 6 Traeumeret. 9. Overture, * 10. Pray er, i Walls, 'Hochzeita- 18. Quadrilie, “La Grande m8 Private Boxer, TWO. DO , For sale at (.'schirmer's music ne stor, a Mo, 701 Broadway. BATURDA’ LAST URAND GALA Nair. OWERY THEATRE. GLORIOUS TRICMPH OF THE AGE. B. MeDonough’s gorswous spectacle of the : SON SHIELD. OR, THE NYMPHS OF THE RAINBOW. Never eqnailod in| Magnificent Scenery. | Grand ‘Transfor. rill Brilliant Bit mation “Sg yd a 100 beat | Splendid Tabloaus. aes ¥a em thing 0 u the worl: = Young Ladies. jarvelous Filectas, Take Notice~A GRAND MATINER, EVERY SATURDAY, AT 3 O'CLOCK. Doors open at 1. Guess STADT THE. RE, @ AND @ BOWRRY. Thin (Fri ber 16 MI HERMANN HENDRICHS” yt WILLIAM TELL, AN FRANCISCO ee =, BROADWAY. Gre: f the pati! nod MAN IN ‘NEW W AOKI" MARRY, — uses densely packed. Screams of BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND p macKv BAN FRANC! ELS. ISCO | MINSTER: Immense hit ot the new Opera Bouffe, Barber or Brown, ow Sut agenuine origtual. The whole auwlience o Binray ad ter. Pen and ink fall to depict the gorgeo yunday, October 19, frat appearance in, this ‘city of the California Comedian, HARRY LESLI£. Bor office opea. Seats secured six days in advance. BUS SES sees pan it atreet, adjoining the sic. LUCREAA ‘BORUtA, M. hi cubation ‘tor, be Grand Doctoresse. rod with su acenery, coatumen, EUGENE, he great ara Sd 3B. Le. ee Genanro.. Dempater Orsini... new The Duke. Sermo Eph Horm Hogan, Hughes, Rooxete ler, Crosby Howat, ifeary, Grier. as Capt. Jinks, and first ene tn three CHALLENGE DANCE. ‘CHALLENGE DANCE. ‘Tin-pan-onion, Meamerto Doctor, Grecian iiend. Box ofice open froin 10 to $daily. Seats and private bores secured six days in ad RY. LUGREZIA BORGTA, —_ BRYANTS". 3 THIS EVENIN LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF - PROF, CROMWELL’'S GREAT EXHIBITION OF FALLON'S WONDERFUL Elegant Seencry in Horope and Amer Lorely, Statuary, Gems of Art, tral ot Washington, Grant and Seymour, mm 5) cents ; chili Tart Matince o on ary 7 next, at 2 o'clocl Kk. onday, 19, first night of tho Stereoplicon at rookiya Aten ‘atbonmrum. oe Ml sai ‘EROME HOPKINS’ CONCERTS. FIRST ON NFAKE CHORAL, “SCWOOL hg td REE ORPHEON Fi LLO Broalwan, ae ae TENING, VootouER 1s 16, are 80 O'CLOCK, Mme. Di Signor D. PAOLK Baritone. Mr. DD. ORL a ‘Tenor. Fe 3. Wa IN, Vi ©. H. DIBBLE, Conductor, will assist Mr. HOPKINS. Tickets $1; sold wt Sehiruer's, 701 gata ‘and at the pena HAL! age BLIT?, THE GREAT ORIGINAL. POSITIVELY, PIE Last two RIGHTS, Poattively iy the ast Martuse to-apertow mS e'clock. o Pry Posttivel; Last Week of the Prattivety tbe Last the Vontetion Positively the Last Hotere 5 OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. Engagement of the artists age, PROF. O'REARDON, » THE oe “HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, i NIGHT. NB. Nott is cinta 7 announced that io conse ence of t the Ln Somes ity of Kae terior decorae 1iSts for the suesunced Be Of Mrs. Seott Siddone wil take place BQGktts, ACADEMY oF aust THE GREAT LINGARD, TUE GEAT LINGARD, | ¥ Ps | MONDAY NEXT, | HORBAY NEXT, OOF ocr Ig INSERVA’ American SVATORT OF MUSIC. orough private ipsa 64 Union place. i SCHROEDER, Director. CusRs it Louise, KELLOGG AT ACADEMY OF MUSTO. LAR THEATRE TICKET OFFIGL, Ii BROADWAY, COKNER OF MAIDEN LANE, si " a DYING ZOUAVE. 618 The m 1 breaat and life % wondertal blood leaving R mechanical | the wound, 9 i) representation Alro. A rs everacen The Stenping Beanty, D dD of the last nant Venus || WF w breath of life, and thousands of = A A being sot in the | other curtosities, Yb ¥. _Open from 8 A. M. tit 10 P.M oF ANATOM % view ita marvellous ‘and unheard of wonders, ull 10 P.M. Ne i w a CAINE: - = The i Dying Zounve. roadway. Wanrss PURCHASE ANATOMICAL PR tions fies of all Kinds. Apply to ti of Museum, , 618 Broadway. paca i , ORTIOE =m RESERVED aes Fe FOR mui THEATRES WO ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADINS WANTED For the Southera New Orleans ap | Mobile; on those desirous of a Hage asa profeson desire Py i “wee! ng heme, age, ceaidonee, Bay Jar rowe ‘oli, D.C.