The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1868, Page 8

8 Dn eT pide, Darts Mopah te., % months ; 84 bbis. crop Ni 'S %6c., aod 4) do. dos Texas at O60. 8 5801, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. peuereeuetnennrreres ToRspaY, Oct. 76 P.M. ‘This has been s day of continued excitement in ‘Wail street, and on the Stock Exchange there was & very feverish market, particularly for rallway shares, while the monetary stringency experienced was greater than yesterday, the supply of loanable fands being inadequate to the demand even at seven per eent in gold, and transactions were reported as high as seven per cent in currency, with a commission of & haif per cent for the remainder of the week added. It ts reported that two millions more in greenbacks were withdrawn from the banks this afternoon in addition to $200,000 which were sent South by a single institution, and this is bus the beginning of the drain towards that section to move the cotton crop, simultaneously with which the demand on the account of the pork crop will inereaso the already existing stringency of the Western money Markets and stimulate remittances of currency from this centre. At the Clearing Honse this evening the Bank of the Commonwealil was ereditor $1,496,000 and the Bank of the Republic $821,000, but the other differencesetween the banks were unimportant, The Bank of Commerce ia un- @erstood to have invested about # million and a half ef its three per vent certificates in currency at the Sub-Treasury, and jate in the afternoon this was interpreted on the street as favorable to an abate- ment of stringency; but 1t must be remembered that ‘those certificates are already counted asa portion _ef the legal tender reserve, and that their exchange for currency docs not strengthen the banks, while it reduves the currency Dalance in the Sub-Treasury, and if the latter rung Jow it will have to be increased by additional sales of gold. Bank officers say that the prevaising strin- gency is due less to artificial canses than is generally supposed, and that there would be an active demand for money at seven per cent even if no special etorts ‘were made to absorb eurrency, and as it is there is vothing to prevent further distress being occasioned by the operations of an un- scrupulous combination, There is no pros- pect of the banks encroaching upon their re- serves, as the directors and presidente, almost with- out exception, are opposed to it in the present un- setuied condition of affairs and with the certainty of @ Southern and Western drain in view. The difficulty of borrowing money is, however, only one of the disturbing influences at work. The other is the highly inflay condition of the conse- quent stock market and the demoralization which is rapidly epreading among the bull ranks. New York Ccntral declined to 122 early inthe afternoon, and the Milwaukee and St. Pau! stocks also declined heavily, while Pacific Mail ‘was pressed for sale at one time at 121 and Fort ‘Wayne at 1104, and a panic-like state of feeling pre- vailed. Erle, however, as usual of late, was the engrossing feature of the market and declined to 8834; but just before the close !t was bid up *o 40%, immediately after which it reacted to 403 and closed weak again. The statements officially made by the President of the company to the Stock Exchange committees yesterday are of very damaging oharacter, and it is feared that when they become Known to the English stockholders the result will be thal they will seil out under the impression that it would be useiess for them to attempt to compete with a printing press, It is evident from what Mr. Gould stated to the committee that five millions more of new stock will shortly ‘be issued, and that as much more as the com- pany sees fit miay be issued in exchange for con- vertibie bonds, to the emission of which ‘there is no limit, Thie is regarded as the most dan- gerous feature of the case, and the banks and money Renders generally refuse in conseqnence to accept ‘Wiis stock as a collateral for loans unless to a trifing extent when mixed with other stocks. The distrust @f the stock market generally, and Erie particularly, has seldom been greater than it is at present, even im time of violent panic, and it is toagreat extent Justified by tne highly imfated prices now current, which are so far in excess of real ‘values as to excite alarm even among the bull cliques, It is therefore reasonable to suppose that, however @asy money might be, prices would have to be ad- Justed on a lower acale In order to avold @ crash re- @ulting trom the market breaking under its own ‘weight. The only stocks that are not selling for ‘more than they are really worth are governments and wome of the State bonds, and with the election of Grant an improved impetus will doubtless be impart- d to these, however great the demoralization in the markei for speculative stocks may be. The gold market was steady all day, its fuctna- tions having been from 134% to 134, with the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the Doard at three o’clock at 134%, following which the premium remained without variation. ‘The borrowing demand for coin was well supplied, and loans were made at 1-16, 1-32, 1-16 and 4-64 per eent per diem, and at 2a6 percent per annum for borrowing. The groas clearings amounted to $118,441,000, the gold balances to $2,126,238 and the currency balances to $3,925,176. The Sub-Treasury @isbursed $9,149 in coin in payment of interest, and Bold $300,000 in coin at 134 71-100, the bids in al) amounting to $900,000. At the commencement of business the stock mar- Ket was weak and unscttied and at the early session @f the open board Erie sold at 39%, New York Cen- tral 1244, and Fort Wayne 112%. At tue first regular board prices were without material cuange, and on ‘the call New York Central closed 234 lower than at the same time yesterday, Michigan Southern \, Cleveland and Pittaburg %, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 14, Ohio and Missiasipp! %, Pacific Mall 2%, Quicksilver 13¢, Canton , Western Union Telegraph % and Missourt State sixes \, while Erle was 4< higher, Reading 34, Cleveland and Toledo %, North- ‘western 4, preferred 3, Tennessee sixes, ex-coupon, 1, and new issue &. Government recurities were \ &@ % per cent lower aud dull, At the open board at ene o’civck the market was weak aud excited, and Kew York Central declined to 122, Erie to 28%, Fort Wayne to 110%, Pacific Mail to 12194, Milwauxee and St. Paul to 92 and the preferred stock to 93, At the @econd reguiar board the panic-like feeling pre- viously prevailing partially subsided, and on the call Erie closed % lower than at the first regular board, Reading %, Michigan Southern ‘4, Cleveland and Toledo 3g, Northwestern 4, Milwaukee and St. Paul Preferred 175, Quicksiiver %, Canton 3g and Tennessee sixes, now tasue, 4%; while Rock Isiand, was \ higher, Fort Wayne 7%, Western Union Telegraph % and North Carolina sixes, neW, \. Government securities were steady. At the open ‘Doard at half-past three Erie sold at 80%, New York Ceutral, 125% & 124); Fort Wayne, 112); North- Western, 89%, and Reading, 96%. Just before the @lose Erie was bid up 40\, and the rost of the market sympathized with the improvement, although there were no transactions Of tmportance, nearly all the brokers asving left the street. Erie soon re- lapsed to 40%, however, and at the close ai a quarter to fix the market was weak again at the following quotations, the tendency being still downward:— Pacific Mail, 1224 a 12%; Western Union, 35% New York Central, 1244 @ 124%; Erle, 40 a 40%; Reading, 96% @ 07; Michigan Bouthern, 85) @ six; Pittsburg, 88 @ 884; Kock Island, 105 a 105%; Northwestern, 8944 @ 894%—do, Prelerred, 90'4 @ %)s; Fort Wayne, 112% @ 113; Obio and Mississippl, 90); @ 20%; Mariposa preferred, 19 219%. The market for government securities closed firm at five o'clock at the subjoined quotations: Regis. ‘Vered, 1881, 114 w 114g; coupon, i861, lug a 115; 20's, registered, 106 @ 106%; 620°s, coupon, 1462, 112% 9 113); do., 1864, 11054 & 11074; dw., 1865, 11034 @111; do,, Dew 1965, 100% a 100%; ‘do. » 1867, 110 @ ‘TlOig; do,, 1868, 110% @ 110}; 10-40's, registered, 108% @ 104; 10-40%, coupon, 10540 105X. The ciron- Jar © 4 private banking house thus refers to the Gay's tasioces:— By far the severens pinch that has been expe. Flenced Ance the stringency commenced was felt to-day, ant if the same ratio of progress i® main. Sees a erin funds can scarcely fail to reauit fact, however, that the movemeut ts oo \araeiy 4u6to arilicial causes nerves ali to resist it to the very Sermons, an it is for this reason that ‘values are uphi +i 80 bravely, in order to defeat, if ble, the plas aimed at’ their depression, wud induce, f powmibie, a change of tactics. That the “borrower is servant to tie louder’ is, nowever, proverb of forcible application to times such as these, and it cannot te denied that in holding the purse strings the ag vt oocupy 4 vast advantage was their Tey sncpor deliveries of fresh Krie tea Were ale to-day, tiie proceed whigh, oavtiees, went to augineut the cone with: drawal of funda. The further issue of sinves by the eompaus @ no longex & matter oj doubt, having been NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. the President of the road larger than yesterday, but the leading drawers con- Unued to ask 110for their sterling at sixty days. At the close bankers’ bills on Eng'and at sixty daye ‘Were quoted at 109% a 110; at three days, 110% @ -1103¢; commercial billg, 109 a 109%; bankers’ biila on Paris at sixty daye, 5.1734 a 6.16%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. bd nig le Oct. 27—10:15 A.M. 10. + 02 2d pret. ou & N Ind, N Wists: fot) Great Went 31:m: 2000 Mila StP 75-10 con 2000 Morris & Kesex 2d a Morris, i Easex let 190% 200 inering ux Ist m of Cowiseree Pe 4 Ocean Honk 57 Fourth Nat vank... is 10 Tenth Nat Bank..bo 100 » National Bank. 110 + 108 VW Chie, Bur & WONT 3 100 Pitts, 4 10 ido. 10 do. 200 Weils-Pargo Ea’... 9 500 Reading i 6 Fialf-past Two o’Cleck P. M. #25000 U 8 6's, 800 sha Quicksilver M Co 22 T3000 de 10 “do......bebenll 22% 2 uo Us 6 joo Merehania'tinion Ex oa do BONY b80 12435 210) US 50%5; 5, Sore - 1% 25000 di a do. .. 13g Bun. 0 08.520, ot 1 do 80 1243; 100 dow 35 ABS i 8 US Gy Pac RE io MO dy Rie WHS, $334 1200 Keading 10°00 _ do......betcall Ss boo 16000 Va 6's, ex cou 1000 NC 6s, new. 1000 N C 6's... .bet cat ie 30) 100 Tol, W: 300 Pitta, FLW & C. 50) Obio & Mies RR. COMMERCIAL REPORT. TUESDAY, Oct. 27-6 P. M. 4c. We beard of no saies of 61 + ag Parr BERGWAX was dull at 44¢, consequence. BUILDING MaTEntats.—The market for Eastern sprace wae moderately active, and about previous prices prevailed, ‘The arrivain were moderate, but the stock was fair, Bales 50),000 fect within the rango of @19 a @21. Laths were scarce and higher, being held at @% 12). Lime was quiet at $1 75 tor common and 2 forlump. Rosendale cement was in demand and firm at $1 80a $2. Bricks were firm at $10 40 for Long Island $18 a $22 for Croton, #8 a ¥9 40 for y, 89 60 a $12 for North river and $45 a $60 for Paitade hia front, CANDLES. —Clty adamantine were quiet ai 2c, a Mc. for 14.02. Sperin were quiot at 4c. a Gle. and patent at Sc. * Soorrnagx Stoo (hi ry market was tolerably: former quotations, vi shook, 83 i 43 19; sugar shook ‘8 inen heat 32 A SNooker ti then heads 82 19 a 98 M6; Pim do. 8b 80: pl $B ava 27 box do., Bw); green hoopm, 14 feoi, 26d a feet, #48. a 362. CopPrn was in Nght demand and prices were again a nde casier. ‘The anton were only about 16H) lhe, at dc. Detroit and 22440. for Vortage Lal 4 Baltimore. COnrON. heceipta, R745 bales, ‘The marker for this staple continued to Tule active and prices wero urm at yesterday's quotations, Exporiers were tho principal operators. The tue were 4,907 bales, including 2387 tor export, 1,40 for spinning and 610 for poculatian, ‘the market elosiig quiet ough steady. We quote Uplands and Mobile and N. 0. and Flori Men; Nite Texas. Ordinary. 2B good oruinary. Fy) 26 yw middlin Pa ae Midating. sf bf 26. ‘Good mo WvrRE.- Ie 4. from be trade, snd tbo mnarket was ¥ et our quotation saneisde ‘The ry firm bhags ex Nicolinn, 2.690 so. ex, Amalie, 3,70 do. ex tert arrive, 25.0 bags persinduatty, 14 ‘do, Navigator and 556 do. per Venedy, rivate terms. Of Bahtor si baga ex Minstrel! were ia poset of private Maracaibo was in good demand; salen 1,250 bags on terme, Other kinda were, dail and unchanged, We tio, ordinary cargoes olds mond: ‘a Wye. Good do, isc. pr nye doy Ht e.; extremes tor lois, es ‘aia tam Be mako the mock Rip, October in sew ork, baits lew ‘Ovieans, Ip! 3.000 | Boston, e600; Ga eeton, 2,000, i DYEWwooDs.-Logwood was jn’ sinall supply and firm at about $27 currency ior St. Domingo and Bis gold for Jae "Eevee AND DyEs.—The market was quiet, but prices were nerally unaltered. Sales 260 casks ecliag [pier lig Be. @ Bigc, gold and 4igq. currency ; 2,250 key! rh Bod rt at 4 Ile. a 4ige. do. 5 tons sal soda at Wi Ado, ; 160 do. soda ash, part do. ; 50 do. crude brimstone to arrive, 100 drums Soustlo tt toa Py Kegs arsenic and 6 tone acetate time ra ee Fiovr 4 ND GRAIN.—-Keceipts, bois, four, 1a ‘120 do. do. 91,965 Rite wi a vals salen were price. lower. Extra State wo ana we beard of some kinds on the basis of Dia flour was dull and lower and nominal; 10,000 bbis, Sombern flour was dull) but nominal changed; the gales were 600 bbla, Rye our was tn light de- mand and prices were heavy; sales S10 bie, Corn meal was oniy ‘moderately, active and heavy; saics 40 bbis. Western on private terms. We quote :— No. 2State.. 25000 $6 00 62a 67 70a 800 Be 8 ho 6258 67 6a 850 Tim 8e0 1 838 1 2 Su8 no St. Loula araight extra aie double extra «. [11508 18 00 [Oe 15 00 13 00a 1450 709a 1200 800m 105) 6 ae U0 meai, city’ [be 635 orn men Hrandywise. 6 — Corn meni, Jersey .. 5 58S — Wheat was ween acti avy atthe close, and prices were about le. obo.) Jower ‘the close ees, jo. 3 ing being off 1 57 a $158, with #1 6 bid. The sewere asuut BOD ates ass yh peiot i] $1 50 for do. (a little amutty), ‘8 82 10 for amber oy $2 40 for white do. Guttornia wheAt was dail ‘Ua $3 60. Rye was dull and nominal at waa dull, lower and nominal at the close slit ‘The sales were, shout 6 dation xd Western and 1 13 1 14 for mf bushels’ at #1 for unsound co. Marley was dull and lower, with $5,000 bpusneis ot $4 0 4205 for State and 4216 10 Onta were A 1d lowes, cloning at ide. Sales c. @ ie, Of bariey malt a small lot sod at orately active and prices were eorgea at # Ma ok. being 0 1; 618 30 for shore, No. 1; @14 0 for 4 q 10 80 m Bal 75 for i ng Ware ques at 4c. m 480. ing Were dull, but eid at former pric wa BOT £5 00 value, the #aie bbws. ab $29 for hay, in bigher cake at ‘dhe, OW bbls. four at 2a. 8d., measurement goods ®. td, and per steamer ety Boxes cheese at 4s, The charters were: Vark with 4,00) bola. petroienm to Antwerp, at bs, fean bark, 3200 bbs, capacity, to the windward, at 6s. an Atmericao’batk, {0 tons, W' Melbourne, Ausiraia, general ‘cargo, and & Britinh brig to Lisbon, wb slaves on private terme. ‘UURNIBS,.—Bage were in come demand. Sales 100 bales in Bona at 1}¢e., And of cloth there ware sales of 100 bales (ia Bie. Heute Maslin was dal! and nominal at 113{c. @ Be. gold. Juve was dull and unchanged, Hives.—The markes wae user, but holders were rm, ow: fing to tho light aiock, “Sales 1 GOW ml nugiite private terms, We cue besoae Ayres, 25 aii Los Bige., Goud; doy Wa 5 Ibe, te, w Be Montevideo, Ba Wd lie, ae. Vorrteuten, 21s 82 2 Orinoco, 2i'a "i Anueri ght 18.6 1 lity a. ey we 1B A ibe, 1 oes Bi ibes Phy ‘a 180. 1h aL) ibs, Tao. Kraracaibo, Bs, Tu Louton, 679 tons # I¥ige 1a, 20 9123 the. Io, Loc: Lexus, 22 9 Zb 100. ieee Ido. Total'stock of bidea October ¥7, 1885, 4 Hops.--For ail grades of American ti at Cuil pricoa, the demand being party for fo pres eeelor ans ides be itive Wa guste ; fair do. wav ta. "voreiga wig cal'ea ie port, nd, and sales were beg? hinds qniet, We quote: ; Madras, as the market for Seotch aig eee quiet, but prices ‘The awok te fair, but no’ immeuiate The enies were 160 tons diengarn on private terme. The !atie merican was a Juoted at Dag! ry vd, an at etl Oo do. int Tas quoted at #41 ek ship, Bualnnas te Lol prices were mandy, hy a rr tone ms, New rails were q Gi god, for bn Hiab ‘ad $79 a $51, currency, for American. bw) tone 01 ry mae private verma, Ketined bar was quiet at § cong inary foreign, though quiet, was firm at 96 42)3 for hemioek sole was unchanged, moderately sore and steady. do., 0 40," Oriwoco, ae, Vio. mw Wee, a 0, good duciaged, ait Kinde nou eel utes ft do. Bi, wt. do. fn Wie roc Ne, ode ea. ro ed more wets The sees were 1d1 hude. cos were steady, bie. aus #4 bbua, and 48 Werces Rogue at bie, B, et 1% tees "or usblen vee! a io, 157 a Bor Crh do, beet and sor Ihait activity and prices lowing at about ESO rAaL one Eessieen Hany lard, The market for depreciated tothe erveiit of Gee ner ee for new mess, ‘The sales were }, vices 11 a #18 50 for 00 the buyer, The sales were sbout 140 bln, at Plain meas and #19 a $23 for extra do, Tierce beol was dull at $28 for prime mess and B31 a @33 for extra do, “ Beet hams were dull and for old and new. Cut meat tirely norainal, ‘dull were salen af 60 boven Rirettordanive at Bo, and 10,000 bellies at I5Jsc. a 1c. Lard was in ‘air demand, chiefly for expo and the tone of the market was tirmer, ‘The sales cow prise pack Ihe. 0 17%0, for No.1 to prime steam and ketile rendered. Butter—The vetter grades were in fair de- mand and frmly beid, while the low grades were but jitile fought after, biti quite steady in value. Cheese waa in mode rave demand, mainly for export, and prices were quite steady. We quote: a Cnenanede d Or dain hemuny ASeR aut range county 108, firkingy per. y. ‘Ne, nase. Chenango, Delaw dairies, iirking. Cortland, Broome nrkins. Cattaraugus and Yates conrty dairies, arkian Ordinary to falr State dairies, frkins, State, half tirkin tubs, extra. Btatey half firkin tubs, fair t h tubs, Lewis and Os: Welsh tubs, fair to goo State and Jersey, freats jairies, tirkins, ordinary. Western Reserve, firkin, good to prime.. Iitnols and Wisconsin, freius, good to to primo By Crdmary vase bain faar to good. ‘Common Weste: Cheexe— Factory dairies, fancy and Cheddar shaped, Factory d quality, Farma dairies, fancy and ext Farin dairies, fair to yooa. ‘Orange county sicimmed ¢ é PRvROLEUM.—ihe market for, crade, in balk, was dull but steady at Tésc. We heard of no salea of moment, Re- fined was in demand, but business was restricted by the in- creased firmneas 0: sellers, who demanded for standard white. The only sales we heard of were 2,000 cases prime white on private terns, Naphtha was quiet at Me. In Philadelphia the market was more active, but about 3c. lower. ‘The rales ,0:0 do. do, at 2? ciosing at this price—and 4,000 do., Kicr.—Caroling was in smal) MA 9\c. Rangoon was qaiet at abont UGAM.—tho market for raw was only moderately a0- tive, but prices wero steady and tirm at Ine. Ilse fair to good refining | AD te wales: 700 bhde. at Ike. for Cuba anp ae. Nge. tor Nartiniqie; ‘alo 63 boxea at Ile. By anction, 74 hhds, Porto Rico at AZ40, a 12ge. We quote fair to srgcery Cuba at ge. '@ WGex; prime to choice do. at 124 Bc. Rotined was gulet, bot prices, wero firm at 1b)a¢. bard, 14ijesa 14/¢c. for abft white, and 10/30. a 14/4c. for y ow, SRRDA—Calcutte lineeed wan stil in fair demand and firm, ly beld, the sates being 1,200 bags per Garden Reach, at R279, geld duty a ‘and 1,000 buge, 2,000 pockets, per amore, at $4, zold in ba both to arrive in Boston, Clov an dull abd'Sorainal at ide, l3ige. timotby was quiet at $3, and rough tax af $2 70 a 7 There were sical! sues of Castile at 17340, Silesian was Io fair demand at about former ex were 6) tons at 4837-4, gold, and, 10 ar- 6.32%, and 2) do. at 6. SKINE.— were oniy 60 bales Mexican on private terms. For deer there was a fair demand at firm prices, the sales being 5,000 !br. Para, 4,00 do. Central Ainerica aud 1,0.0 do, Vers Cruz, on private terme, including a tew lois to arrive, We Goat—Tampico, 57c., gold; Matamoros, 5aige, ah Buenos Ayrea, jc., currency; Payta, duc., 4 0a, Hc. & Sie", do.; Cape,” H0e. a Sbe., do. Deer and Vern Oras 7ayey fold; Central "Amerien, 47) ‘an Juan, 42¢., do.; Sial, 47c., do.; Angostura, 82 he market was quiet, except for Singapore pep- per, of which sles to tho extent 1400 bage were reported at He. a D4<c., goid, duty paid. Jette The iuarket was firm but quiet, owing to the light ck. For jobbing lots from store there was a xood dernand at the following quotations:—Aghton’s, 84a 410 per sack ; Marshalls and Gorthington’s, 3 0 $8. ”, Deakin's Ac. $270 a G2 80; Liverpool gro Higgens’, Sis a 3.95, and Turks niones TIN. Straits were vance noticed in our last 8,000 wlabs at 2hc., gold. Ba 2 ey Bhd Hoglist ni 2c, god, Pluies Were qulet but aieady at $9 25 a 38 0, gold. ‘Tonacon. The inarket for Kentucky rated quiet, th mand from all sources being light pric Bowerer, ‘The sales were about Wl hide, st @ys. 01 ‘the busines was moderate, the halen boing only 148 cases Connecticut wrappers, fillers and seconds, on private terma. Havana was in brisk demand and sales were effected of 459 bales at 2ée. uw Buc., gold, in bond, and We. » $1.06, currency, duty paid, 1prALLOw wat inmodersie demand. The salen were 6,000 ie Woou ‘the market for fleece 18 dull, there being ut little entirely contined to the lower are firmly hold at former prices. ‘he tiner grades are only in moderate stock, but held with firomess, “Fulled'is tolerably active, the demand being, as usual, mainly for super and lambs’, and prices are steady nd firm. In Texas and California the amount of business tloing intensive, bus ful! prices are demanded 11 all oases. Foreign is dull but unchanged in value. - The sales are 186,000 ba. teecen at Ac. a S7)c.,Incin ding 15,00) Wartern at 416, a Wud sorte at thea, 7,000, Mlinols at Ac. 10,000 goatee Ohio ab Sire. 6000 do aa 5,000 tubbed at 60c. a lc., i000 lo. at Bese S000 Burry do. ‘at 440.) 17,0 unwashed ‘at ‘dic. a Bbc. Med ‘fine pcoured at Be 3B oN Ibe. Texas i Be, Bigc., 60,000 Ibe. spring clip Cal- fe Sigs. m 26 15,000 1 and xtra pulled at bales Lambs’ «dc and pre Tt, gc. OF foreign the 6.25 ba ope a —Receipts, 24 bhie, The market was auer asd shade casier. The wales were Sou Lbis. city and wrices were Vestern at ¢1 10 a Bi 12, duty paid, a 40 casks at et Pa dite LOST AND FOUNQ, RAILROAD. TICKET LOST—NO. 19, FORM NX 127, to Racine, Wis. Return to No. 1 Astor House aud get re- ward. The ticket will be stopped if offered upon the train. dig te} NEW YORK, ON FRIDAY LAST, THE “TH inst,, # Ring, eontaining three diamonds, with the word “Father” engraved inside. The finder will be liberally re- warded by leaving the same with D. J. Sprague, 37 Park row. I OST—GOING FROM 53 AMITY STREET 10. WAL- 4 lack’s theatre by east side of Broadway, on Monday evening, Oct. 2, a small gold bunting-case iady's Watch, bine enamel, set with diamonas, The finder wilt receive a liberal reward by returning {i to 58 Amity strect., OSTA PROMIBAORY NOTE OF 8673 ‘DATED ocr. 3, 1868, 20 days, payable at the Tradetmen’s National Bank, drawa and enorsed 0 EH. Dorman! All persons are cautioned negotiating for t ean payment has be stopped. DMA 107 Chambers strest. OST..ON THE, EVENING OF THE 26TH INSTANT, IN going from Steinway Hail to the Holtman House, « heavy gold Necklace. The finder, by returning the same’ to the oles of the Hoffman House, ¥ will be suitably rewarded. O8T-ON SUNDAY, A COACA DOG, FROM THE 4 stable, No. 1 East Thirty-oighth street, near Fifth avenue. A iiberal reward will be givon for her retiirn. N WASHINGTON MARKET, ABOUT 4 o'clock in tho morning, a Gold Watch, inade In Geneva, Switzerland, by Mr. Prugniere. Ten dollars reward. 37 West Thirty-third ntreet. LOSTagUNDAY, MORNING, 20TH, BETWEEN | THE 4 Washington train and the Cortiandt atrest horse cars, a Newepaper Koll, ted with fine ack cord aod contaiuing pa. pers relating to patents, Tho tinder wid be suitably rewarded By Teaviug tie sume ut ia West Fiiteeuth street, OSTA MALTESE A LIBERAL REWARD will be paid on the return of bim at M0 West Teas street. rea AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED ‘on the di y nderaigned of a cold Wateh and ny Missed on Zaire ‘wenty-thirl street stage, on the fiat JOHN P. OROSK \, 25 Pine wireet, I ost on 8 4 | LADY WHO LOST HER BARRING IN THY FIFTH avenue stage Sarisayevnnini ean obtain the same by calling at the ole of Samford, Curhlog & Co., 644 and 64 Broaaway. FINDER OF aE A MEMORANDUM ROOK WILL de rewarded by returning the same to 1. W. Myers, No. 67 South Wiliam street. REWARDS, QF REWARD.-LOST, MONDAY, OCT. 26, A PORTE: D+) monnale, marked K Return to Melntire's drug store, corner Eighteenth street and Broadway. an 4 a enintg bite atripe on bre: of Dicke Ww hoover will revara bi ly street, one door from Broadway, he above reward. bed 0 on a red collar; answers to the 10 13 West Vins vale stable, will LOST, PROM CARRIAGE, CORNER of Fourth avenue d Eighteenth atveet, a patr of gray woollen Blankets, trimmed with red binding. Auy per: foo returning them 10 46 and 0 Kast Thirty-second stree Will receive the above, REWARD, } sic REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY NIOHT, t Kovclock, white won't from Forty-second In Fory.bled strvet or iighth avenue, a biack light wagon. Ti will be given to any one who wii ow T4 Eighth aveoue, one door from Nineteenth sire $5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN DIU of chestnnt sorrel Horse, 6 about 15 ance high; basa bunch and sear on Off leg be- hind; near leg white up to ankie; also a Top Buggy, painted sree aleo ark color, striped red, blue laing, pieced, on bot Harvess, ‘This property was hired ou the Mtb lust, and bas not been returns A. SNEDIKER, 275 Spring atreet, $200 REWARD--WILL BE PAID FoR THE RE. turn of the Proverty_ tol Rouse eurner of Lexlogto ru Dee POLICE AGENCY, 68 AROADWAY, THIS ‘od established agency re(ers to the mercantile comm uty generally as to ine experiance Cox Cant A CO, JEWELLERS, yo) SIXTH Fourte¢oth strewt, 918 Highth avanta, 1 solv manufacte. witham aod all RE FRANCAIS.—GENEVIEVE AT 7; Sole Lessee and Director, % 5 oRav UNPARALLELED. PENBACH'S RE- NED SPECTACULAR OPERA BOUr in CBNEVIEVE DE BRABANT, ‘until further notice, gente! with a ated rolg acene never gual ts eSCLAUERG “ND gts ne oe ROE Ry BEC ae GENOT, BOU PBTIT, MELE, G\ ERBTTL, BAGEARD sont, MUA BEE, (who created the role of Pitou, the gend’arme), together with the entire strength of the cor crepe, ‘Notice, -To prevent apecul from taking advan the pubilc, a number of reserved weata will be each eb eee Ing for gale inte box i - the beri 10; entra seats, $1 50; dress circle, $1; private boxes, $10; proveenin hoe, $15; general ont pe 8 AMILY CIOL, $0 C ‘oO NTS, circle half price. at pices OPERA HOUSE, Corner Ne ave Hi, L, BATEMAN. ber 24, LAST NIGHT BLT THERE ‘THIS ‘SEASON DA GRANDE DUCHKSSE DE GEROLSTEIN, ‘TOST! AUJAC, DUCHESN: ba LAGRIFFOUL, LEDUC, PARON, — uipox, Zo BELE. Notwithetanding the brillant, reception and coutinued en cess of LA G! DE DUCHESSE itis Mr. Bateman’s pur- pose to atrictly adhere to the announcements made at the Opening of the season, and to present in rapid succession & variety of the Operas “in bis repertory. It will therefore be. {possible to continue the representations alter the present week, LAST GRANDE DUCHESSE MATINEE, SATURDAY, Oct, $1, ut 1 o'clock. dha Above announcement ig positive; and’ mast be ad- ere! REVIVAL OF LA BELLE HELENE. OFPENBACH'S eee OPERA, LA BELLE will be reproduced wiih GENERY, COSTUMES AND CAST surpassing thows of aty ‘oluer previous performance of this Opera in Amenica, THE SALE OF SEATS for “La Bello Helene” will commence Thursday, Oct. 29, at Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway, and at the Box Uilies of the Upera pune. ps OPERA HOURE. GRANDE DUCHESSH Jaen SATURDAY, 007,31, AT 1 O'CLOCK. MATINES PRICES, Admission to all parts of the bine ad private boxes), IPHE CONTELLIER BROTHERS HAILED WITH THE wildest app ause; superior to any gymnaats ever seen in America, Sev them to-day. Matinee 2) o’eiock. Tony Pas- tor" 's Opera House. TARD TICKETS FOR EITHER OF THE FIRST SIX L4 nights may be bad at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Pogues Last NEW BURLESQUE, RICHARD que THIRD, a tremendous hit, at’ Tony Pastor's Moure, New songs) hite at everything ai everybouy. oem me fun and hearty faughter, Matinee to-day. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—ANATOMICAL PREPARA- tons and Curiosities of all Binds, Apply (0 te Man ager Museum of Anatomy, FEW SELECT PLACES FOR LEOTARD, AT THE ‘Academy of Music, Thursday night, can be obtained at F. BLUME'S music store, 1,125 roadway. DAE LEC TURE "SEASON. MPORTANT LECTURES 10 GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON ox interesting, invaluable and scientite subjects, showi New York Museum of Anatomy. Those unable to attend can receive # copy by forwarding 26 cents to the secretary, 618 away. J "B. GOUGH AT COOPER INSTITUTE THIS EVEN- J. ing at 8o'clock—His new lecture, subject, “Circun- cee? Tickets dle. ; resirved seata Mi, logy, Physiology and Phyriognomy, at the new claus room, over the Phrenolopical Museum, £89 Broadway, will commence Mondi sa 9 at 12 o'clock. Admittance 25 : par: PIANOFORTES. a pee A. Fitton aud Organe as bargaine for cash; also and sold on instalments, sas oh Pee how to live ast what to live for, are deliverca dally at the Nooxpay LECTURES..EVERY DAY, ON PHRENO- cents, ¢ ors Mokets 1 lor LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Ay —BAINES I BROS.” . Celebrated PIANOS: Yor ale, dials teria. New Pianos ‘To yevt. 46 East Fourtennth streat, THE NEW ORCHESTRA PIANOS FOR #395 CASH; » seven octave; all modern iinprovements; tive years! guarantee ; also the best new and recond hand Pianos to ‘Gr purchase, $50 upwards, at warerooms 46 Bleecker st WM. CANDIDUS, A CHICKERING PIANOFORTE FOR ee CASH—2 b ectare, 2 rosewood, ali round corners, Bg iron oun or a Fiano 18 Amity street, tear rBrondvyay. AP pet rag ROSEWOOD (ie hn HAS6 Meet suo the room in required. Call in the forenoon at ‘sixth street, between Firat avenue and av. A. NICE PIANO IN GOOD ORDER AND FINE TONE, to let, with careful usage, for month: or for sa'¢ for gg00, apply at Everett Livraly i West Thirty-four BARGAIN IF APPLIED FOR TMEDIATELY— magnificent Pianoforte, cost $550, for less than half; Tosewood, seven octave, overstrungs celebrated guarantee, nearly new. ree Owner's residence, 113 maker's Seve MAGNIFICENT FIANOFORTE, FOR SALE—PRO- perty farnily leaving city, made to order by city, maker, iully Ruaranteed? F month, cont $60, for $£70; 086 Brontla “Gnipets’ Glommtarey Mirrors, Bilverware, &c-°8 onze i encrinee’ a Went Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue. A. EADY, WILL SELL A, 500 PIANO, ROSEWOO! four round corners, beautifully earved legs, and cass, geven octave, modern ernents, for leas than Third atreet. aaa eree N ELEGANT AND RICHLY CARVED 14-OCTAVE . rosewood Pianoforte for sale—Magnificently finished, with four round corners, rich carved tine Avec full tron plate, ov celebral with warrantee for five years; is one of the Neher t Veal Pianos to be found, and will be sold at half price for eaah, at BATIERSON’S storage rooms, 60 Fortieth street. Apply from Ee a ae vox for shipping. A RARE. CHANCE.— SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CHICK- ering Pianoforte, £285; original price, %600; taves, four round co} MAGNIFICENT SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pi. anoforte, extra rich tono and finiah, nearly new and fully warranted, at a great sacrifice for cash, at 194 Grand street, pear 8 MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOFORTE & Son, 295 Kast Twenty-hrst street, between Hasd nreavien, ure in avanseot ait tackr compemiorn fm oc are unrivalled, and their prices are the niost r onable, GOOD ROSEWOOD PIANO (GILBERT, MAKER) for sale cheap, oF will rent for & per month. Lessons fiven on the pianororte, Terma, $10, 20 Hams Fortieth st, NE OF MIXSELU'S BEST PIANOS, COST $675, ONLY been used since last Christmas, will be sold for $2) algo pair fine Jace Curtains and other Furniture. Appiy at 127 bast Sixteouth street, near Irving place. ANTED—VTANOFORTE CASE MAKERS, FINISHERS ‘Dnt st. and reguiators, by Jennys & Son, 285 bast “MUSICAL. ONE, ® OR BASS WANTED. few York; absence from the h voice, good reader atid solo ry @ fa addition Dg 8 to expenses, Music, box 263 Post otlie LADY WILL GIVE, INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO and singing, at pupil's, for #10 per quarter; beat refer+ cucee ven. “Ad duress Teacher, box 123 Aeraid’oflice, with residence COMPETENT TEACHER (LADY) WILL TAKE FOUR oF five puptis for pianoforte at her own or pupii's resi- eat B10 per quaner Mf immedjate appiseat ox ade, pertonally oF by. note, to Teacher, 0 raxth near hirty-aumih siresk Ne'di.—Mowt ubexceptionabie reference given A‘ SCHUBERT'S MUSIO STORE, 90 BROADWAY, Tew choice seats may be had for’ Thursday gue LRO: GRECIAN I sas ‘POLKA PUBLISHED — “THe Bend,” by J.B. Gleason, For aale ‘every une buys it Price 4c. DALY, *Mibllaber, treet, Oras: foes) GUITAR, VIOLIN, SINGIN! ny, at pupil's or teacher's, Eerigeseos rat sc DERIOES Fran Warerooms ‘roadway. from 3to4P. M. dat ‘OCAL MUSIO.-12 LESSONS FOR 85, OR AT PUPILS residence to two or more, Address J. 1., @ a Dy top floor. day mornin, Gay eventnge oF ‘ornings. {oF families; om Monday and Touraday evenings Yor genuemen, Also at the old locas tion, No, 318 Fifth avenue, on Monday, Thursday, Tuesday and Friday for families, ‘Circulars may be ob- tained as einer cede. J. THOM Bey DANCING ACA cag ridare renin od a now pA re on Tuesday an ‘even! ‘weahead say and Batarday afvernoonss Hallo Wt for bal Ani EXCELLENT FOUR POOKET warter size, with balls, cues and n pervect order heap. 60 West Nineteoath atree W, H, GRIFFITH O01 FERS TOR SALE A 1 A FINE id second hand Tabies at reasona: eaude size, Wi REMOVAL, “a OriGH.—1 HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED MY PAFENT Nght Hruaegs fFom 146 Fniton street, New \ ork, to the city of "Newark, 8: Jy where wil bo (ound at al tines pre- pared to ovvain Patents and buy aod sel, Kighta on comumis- tow, All qito have left Patent Papers, Mowe rah, deay fre (orormeuion er have 10 ro evured, by addrensing me at Newark Most ollice, N Draw: 4 BABY ‘Huonr. AMUSTMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. (00D'8 MUSEU: ROADWAY THEATRE. ‘CENTS ‘comer of Thirtieth street, Opentrom 9 | DO 'tHis RVENING AND SATURDAY EE. A.M, until 10 P.M performances dally tn grand thea- LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF tre; Stternoon at 3, cvening at 8 0 ‘clocks MR. AND, MES. 3 bu ga LYDIA THOMPON BUMLESUE TROUPE. LAST WEEK OF FLORENCE’S OBENREIZER, Every even! ‘MRS. FLORENCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS, Wednesday and THE MAN AT THE Mit. FLOKENCE IN TWO CHARACTERS. copy Matinee. WHEEL. MRS, FLORENCE 14 SIX SONGS AND DANCES, “The lovers of fun Ike ENS: NO THOROULHFARE: The lovers of masic are pleased with it. Petey RENCE AS § OBE! ‘The lovers of beaily we wits sat i? mLOE I MARAE rity Tore cmusing prelude MRS, FLORENCE & CHARACTE! Tile WaTene WITCHES. Naat FLORENCE AS VIVIAN RIPPLE Mondey, Tuesday, Mourad kit vonleaxe™ ON FRIDAY NEXT ONLY BENEFIT 0 by the Com) weredintofor | SATURDAY, LASS FLORENCE MATINEE BUT ONE. ‘A ph ie ‘ore LIVING ANIM od 19 the present aitractions ot 7. io al p the world. Withal, a rrca nxt oF ro uTH STREET. RBLLOSC. ecto Immense success of ‘LAR. 18) in Hoswini'e charm ey comic 0} TRE BAREER ‘oF VELL, which wil be re Tis (WEDNESDA “AU TEVENING Oct. 28, at 8, otng posit ively the last night prior to her departure THE ey on SRUInEE, WITH MISS KELLOGG AS KOSINA. PETRI OLERTI, — FOSSATI. Sig. Giorza, it for aud dedi rosly composed for aud dedi- ated to Miss Kellogg by’ Si year Za, Lortl, Musica: Director. Misa KELLOG “La Uiardiniera” Valse, e: ‘Admission, $1; cH 50; family circle, 60 cents; boxes, Spahr yh Band saa as of reserved fice of Academy ; Bchir- mer’ 701, and rare Ereetwar THURSDAY, Oct. klyn Acudemy of Music. BATURDAY, GRAND PhREWELD | KELLOGG MATINEE. rpanares 00 com UE. 814, BROADWAY. ATIN ‘OR LADS fopay. GRAND MAIL He LADLE: ATINGE | TO-DA MATINEE, TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY MATINER TO-DAY LINGARD LINGARD LINGARD LINGARD LINGALD LING ARI RD | AND Ji18 SPLENDID COMPANY AND HIS SPLENDID COMPANY THIS AFTERNOON, 115 AFTERNOON, THIS AFLTERNOON, IS AlTERNOON, DOORS OPEN AT 1 commENcns Ke HALY PAST 2. QPYMEIC THEATRE “THE GREAT HITI THUS AFTERNOON, at 134 ‘TO-NIGHT at 8 George L. Fox's Grand Pantornime, HUMPTY DUMPTY. 1Y The Inimitable American Comedian and Pantomimist, GEORGE L. FOX as CLOWN MATINEX 134. .D. ia the delight of the metropolis— the envy of the provinces, Children are MATINEE 1}. | eostatio over its wonders. Young men and ad ‘pre tty maidens grow charmed with NIGHT AT & iversived attractions; and the oid Hetew thelr childhood 1a, the presence of NIGHT AT Yatry marvels and the infectious fun. tho eA NGALI AND THE PARISIAN BALL! MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND eat TRDAY, ‘Be. (children ie.) j Nuros Ga OARDER: es and Mana; This Weannis . DWIN FORREST will appear (for the ‘ast time) in Judge Conrad's powerful and romantic tragedy of JACK CADE, supported by a superb cast. MORROW, THURSDAY. ETH FRIDAY AMON” reais TAS “DA WURDAY EVENING, ative) for the inst me MATILDA HERON. 2 ti ‘CAMILLE Heats secured six day! TH STREET AND BROADWA\ MARKED) BIGNIFCANT KAD. DESERVED. GREAT SUCUESS OF EUROPEAN CIRCUS, 3 ieee SON, “onal PION OF TH HONCR, CHAMETON SOVENILE | EQUESTRIAN. ete Warson, CHAMPION EQUESPRIENNE. MLI ‘A. CHAMP! AE sHRWOO hie THE BERT S APPEAR pigee AND DAY AT Ti ON, WHO Has NO EQU “ Lucie WATSON WHOIS BEYOND, COMPARIZON, MADAME, nOnee TTA, WHO IS ADMIT? “te GREAT, THE NEW WATERPROOF PAVILIO: renders this the most comfortable equestrian fcnabliahment LOOK OUT FOR THE PARADE TO-DAY. Bhould the weather be fine (if not, first clear aay Thi fourth street to Sixth avenue, Fixth avenue to Fifty-eight ftrest) Thi Fifty- Ly ey street to Kighth avenue and Thirty- arth fourth street to Seventh avenue, Seventh avenue BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FOURTH STREET. REMEMBER, THIS CIRCUS I8 THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD. TA" x NIGHTS OF NO THOROU UGHFARR. R. FLORENCE IN TWO, CHARACTERS. iCE IN FOUR CHARACTERS. aa opTEINWAY WALL, con 8 admtra eager Ser n CHANGE ‘oF SUBIECTS, EVERY NIGHT. eaitren (oenech 5d secured at 701 and 114 Broadway ané at the Steinway ‘Admission asta aaa WAY HAL P.M. ta. renerved #6: the Biddons eke ‘oftices, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUS ‘301 nowEny, Crowded nightly to see the multfariows ettresth TONY PASTOR as -RICHARD FF Ta Be mB pm gery essence ‘easence of burlesque po: S aroeuaeee fio Salm the popular airs; bite at times, a tir, fa te bit a Te CROOKEDEST MAN Il NEW YORK. Br RLOTHERRY seat wanna of the art, in their EEELIER BROT: formance AEEIAODONTOPERILIZATION. the amusement worl 1 present day. enie ae ws MATINEE” . RDAY, AT 245 0" Se Fitiyersco 00 Plsaat doce NO. is 5 aRGAbWaY- Houses iy. Packed! Secome of Delight! age: TW RM ORD, BE ie & BACKUS® FRANCISCO immense hit of the NEW BAUBER GROWN. on, THE PACIFIC 16 SLOPER: produced in a style of ed on the splendor never 1 jo buriesqu minstrel Kurek a GENUINE Saiatwat. 1 on periaentea ca ae eee Mr poe pig .BR, _Box office open. Seats secured p= CLASBICAL SOIREE oF THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, FOR SEASON 1268-89, ry RVATORY HALL, CONSE: $3 VIPTH AVEN( By corner Fourteenth strorty THURSDAY EVENING, Oct, 28, 1883, at 8 o'cioc PROGRAMME, ik sep Pp mg ‘two pianos, wa tart a eee & Sp funlled:; Pe anolt 4 Kec, and Gavatine from mnizetth 6. Iitaniu—Viece de Concert. febure Wely @ Ii Kivedere—-Duet.. i . hacuser, 1 1, Tannhaet ze ‘ip & Pretiy Mocking Bird. & Violtuconcert rat t 4 Little Mendicant 5. Trio in B Flat, for piano, violin and violoncelio. .ieetho.en EW YORK HAS NEVER WITNESSED ANYTHING 40 truly wonderful, startling and artistically great the feats of the Conteilier Brothers, at Tony Pastor's Opera House. Matinee to-da} ] EMEMBER THE. Mir ROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT reet old Herald Buliding), where you can alleorts of Theatrical, Circus a an Genera) Printing, t Cason EXTRAQEDINABY, W. J. FLORENCD iy, ry announced to the citizens of New York and it» y that FRI EVEN!) ‘1868, pte ead tS La, ING, OCT. 80, DEMEEIE BROADWAY. ‘on which occasion the will appeat inthe rotean Farce E YOUNG assuming olx aunt characte rs aselatod oy Ace} FLORENGn” ho wi Pear ae r. CAMOMILE, TRAGEDIAN, CHARLES *DIOKENS be beautiful drama of BE! D SON will be presented, tn which Mr Me. FLORENCE win ‘appear ee part in which he as no o LIVite EQUAL. SECURE Your Lainie cre td eas MBS. FLORENCE’S OWERY THEATRE. Laat aix nights of Last six nights 3. |B. MeDonough's Grand” Spectacle of GRAND BALLET. CRIMSON SHIELD,” Splendid Transformations} ‘And last Matinee Gorgeous Scenery } Saturday afternoon, THE GREAT CAN CAN. Friday evening, benetit of Mle. Emeline Zavistowski. _ Anew London Bensation nearly ready. J ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Mi «Mr, Lenter Wallaohe a3 wo at oe ence at 8 o'cl . J. Byron's ort a WH q i and ever y seats Het Characters by Mr. J. W. ae tise CHARLER. FISHER, Nr, EORGE HOLLAND, Mr."A. Wo YOUNG, Mr. J.B. POLK, Mr, ©. 11. KOU WELL, Mr G. F BROWNE, Mire Jo MATIUEWS) Mr. J. Wy LEONARD, ir, Je Jy ue. RRAN, Mui Kost Eyring, Wis GuAWA VENNINGS, Are SEDEE acti * . Scene 1—Hoad to Fernletgh Fars ct —Lancashire Farm House. WO Year. rat wee Room at Mr. Danville’s, Scene 1—On the way to the Landing Stace at Liverpool. Scene 2—The Old Pi 1 Egremont, ‘The Night Boat.. 1v. Scene 1—Room ia Kirby's farm House, Scone 2—The Look-up. A supposed intorval of five years. Scene 1—An Australian Sheep Farm, PBRMAN STADT THEATRE, 45 1 AND 47 BOWERY. This (Wednesday, Evénin 1 28, ak Hendciehe ‘ DOCTOR FAUST, in Goethe's va uve net tragely, Ter ‘ARD, ACADEMY: OF XUSIC. M. JEROME RAVE Tn congratulating EARLY DIS? A oot THURSDAY MIGHDS SEATS FOX LEOLARD, the great aeri: i repo tse the director does not forget that ALL MUST BE TREATED WITH ALIKE, and, therviore, to proter: dimirers of the great from the speculative encroachments of = few individuals, orders have been isaned 0 sell nok more than six seats te: cech individual applyin NU REDAY, ee prigaa OCT. 29, first REA in America ot the ori; Beorann, ho will continue t aa ats “ ‘who will eontians to appear nig IA PERIOD -ATSULUTELY LIMITED. The extertainment will commence with the Sparkling com of th ee GOVERNOR'S WIFE. Secure your seats for Fri‘ay and bE priantne Secure your seats for Friday and Sati Balcony and Parquet $1, Box Seais $1 66, Family Circle 64 ta. ™ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SECURING BEATS. — Na YORK CIRCUS. een Seeman of Music. Hf 2+ passa : Birectow MA’ WEDNESDAY TEND san IRDAY, ‘Kare combination of attractions. me Riders AROLIM COLLANDS MELE" Cal OLIN KOLLAND, The geben Who achieves on a bare-bac ‘The most aificu't ry attempted by other oo riders om broad saddle or ‘OHINESE FESTIV. on TEAST OF etre ise ing. RY ANTS’ La tnt ds“ ae ey thidaiteae ft STRERT. 14th at.— Adjoining th lent of Musio—1éth st. Seventh and mest REZIA BORGIA; RANDE DOCTORESSE, notwithstanding its great success, INSWORTH, EUGENE, ‘SEYMGUR, ft HORN, Grier, oukak, Buta Nr, / GaPrati at Sina, DAS DAN Bt Be ev ANT, ance." Tiopanonion. 4, Bhim aglh LUCREZIA’ OHOIA, M.D. Teyie ree & LEON’S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY. TST LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT HIT, WEEK. WEEK, LAST |LEON'S ND DUTOH oa LASE WEEK. “At Home” every evening. WEEK. LAST. Last WEEK. WEEK. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, LEON'S OXPHEE AUX ENFERS. ‘RS. F. B. baat id PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. : seid MLLE. Z0B tn Chandos Fulton's new pay, Or, Woman's Constancy. » Hors OPERA . HOUSE, BROOELTy. Ke-a) (mie ED, John Maligan de De Kelly, Dick EEE Merle Rogers, Wooley’ ‘ureat Vocal Quartet inimitenle Challenge Programme, Challenge Programme, OOLEY'S E. D. OPERA HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG. immense mucceue of HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS. Pipes, itatlag Ai al Curation Gupta Stok __ MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 259 O'CLOCK. _ W APOLLO H Tus AND Teas DiLiNG THE WEEK, The great London Comle, in hie wonderful character tmper MR. and MRS. R. A. BRENNAN, ‘ana other artiste of «u- Derior merit in a programme of great excellence. GRAND | MATINEE Ni SATURDAY. At prices that defy competition. CES. NO THOROUGHFARE. Mer ctr Ntanite OF FLORENCE’S OBENREIZER, TWO PIECES. Mr. and Mra, FLO! ND LAST WEEK. THEM HIHERKICON Qin“ East Week| ‘At Pike's Music Hail. TM AND EASE WEEK ee mapa Ba haves Sa iD BEE it Come AND SKE IT. and a eqiite oe H¥ CROOKEDEST MAN IN NEW YORK—RICHARD the Third portrayed by Tony Pastor fu the new Muslenl Sor. Heo ft to-day. at dig. Tony Pastor's one, 201 haw Grats DR LEOTARD CHOICE ONES—MAY BE HAD for the first night of LEOTARD Ci the St. St Nicholas Hotel. LLUMANIA HALL, At ‘East 16th at., betwoen 6th avenue and Union square, ensor Ronde's famous Lecture aftern: "Sl Rostetig bg 8, Ba waatrita artis avin the oon, ENXEVIEVE DE DRABANT—DRESSLER'S Por. lop, Pola, Redowa an: ‘They are the onl rea af vSarrect | rents mente. atl Genevieve ticket ‘once WJ. Le Peter’ ‘a)y 1 Broadway. (JENTRAL TICKET OFFICE FOR PLACES OF AMUSE, J ment.—A few anpertor places for Thursday might LEOLAKD, at the Acauemy, SESE eee, (pig zERBTFTO RLESQUE, Bowery” i tinee at 396. Tony Yastors Opera louse, 201 R BALE 2 fiteeis coo eee all sizes; also one Tapir, bay ate ad Shocrima™ 31 Bowery, New York. ae PASTOR AS RICHARD THE THIRD—A GE! pein clung; parodies on il th popuiar songa; hie ings to-day. . J R, THOMAS’ NEW BONG “ANGE, YOIO! with area sppeme A wanted of the Bao re Pree TRON CO, Pilriavers, 71 1 Broadway. Rene ent BEATS FOR ALL i ringrags AKO tar theatre Tieket ilies, Firth Aven: SUBATRICAL.—COPIES OF THE FORRE 0} Plays can only.be obtained from Mr, WhMYBS, at his place of busiuess, ASME RUNG cise BROADWAY THEATRE, THE J run NCES. WEEK, WEEK OF DICKENS’ xO ‘oROUGHPARt. 618 THE DYING ZOUAVE. 6 ‘The most 1 breast and ti woadertul blood leasing H al the wound. ° £ The Sieaping Beanty, BD A ¢ Sleeping Beanty, D Inantfenu)' W Ww ey aud thousands of A K vangeutintse | @tuer curiosities, —Y- ¥. ‘Open ‘rom 8 A. M. U1 10 P.M. 6 Museum B = ANAT J No r to 1 1 Citizen, ° view it « $ Travelice a marvevous ° a and r Pp Stranger w unheard of “ shontd fail 8 wonderk. » N rom 8A. M. ve tid 10 Pt. Woxpenrun. be | Pying Zonare. 618 Broadway. Paton ROOKLYN EXRAPTURED AND DELIGHTED. es uxcoxpiriowal* SGAREND. R GRANTED. EVERY DODY WANTS 10 SEE MOKG OF IN FULTON'S NEW Spi ROMANTIC DRAMA oy womans GoxstaNcy, PAKK THEATRE EVERY EVENING. “AMHAMBRA, a8 BROADWAY. OPEN EVE Fy ERY EVENING, Mr. HARRY M the well known Ark: ee tt tion titled MEATS with MERRY MOMUS. Ly Mt ‘at 736; commence at 6. Adm: lon 80 0 s Front seats reserved for ladies, Quartz. AND WORMALD, iittala mour, lat ir and Colfax, Mi th ub burl RICHARD Thay Pastor's Upera House. Matinee to-day. NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUS: = $2 Fifth avenue, corner sia and Yastruction dalips from 9k. Meo. #. Pei ef vocal Sud aurea Pe a fas noah competen Moaern “todern Languages, 6 ‘by native Professors, REsBRTED ) SEATS Ekta wer PEER, THKATKK TIC) R AU yEBHOMDWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE. pauaran TICKET OFFI . A Wt AY RESERVED Hee fon au ALL THEATRES. ae CONTELLIE® APpaguor Toren Has tte tt tod t Tony Pastor's ‘Opera House, Mati. porcloek i Bo Bor id NATIONAL, ATIONAL CONSER eriy Io satel strest between roadway Iowrason y branch of music; terms $10 por quarter, ICKET OFFICE OF THE METROPOLE Go,to,tee ck you ca vutaln tickets for LEOTARD'S frat night at ike Academy, A (ew Very select ones repaaining