The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1870, Page 9

THE SERMON War delivered by the W. H. Turpin, of Bethel churey, New York. Propriate text, and the good will of the majority, if not the entire con- gregation. Mr. Turpin selected @ very a dedicate ta @ fine sermon the African Methodist Episcopal church to the service of the Lord. ‘The reverend gentletaan took for his text, Hi 4 it, “The glory of this latter house Shall be greater than of the former; and ta this Place will I give peace saith the Lord of Hosts.’? We have been striving, said he, for Many days to hold this church service in a dnilding of this ap- earauce and of these dimensions; und finally we | ve been successful in procuring it, To-day we gee two churehes under one rool—namely, the mem- pers of the old and members of the new church, whe simian , Seeing that we Wished to serve Him in this building as we have heretoiore, has through fatth, but with many hardships, helped us through our almost unbearable persistency. God is ood and God ts ‘lous, and ut should be our joys in the Lord. The Lord says in the text that “the glory of this latter house siiail be greater than oi the former.” Oh how we should pray to Hum it dt could not be so with our chu and if we do Ee in tne belfef that He will grant our prayer, 1 now it will be granted, “Asi aud ye sliall rocetve,”* @aith the Lord. “In tms place will 1 give pence Peace is the only thing that will make us progress a8 @ Congregation and as children of the Lord, SERVICES IN WASHINGZON. Dedicntion of the New German Cxthe Church of St. Joseph—A Worthy Siemeriui of the Zeal of Gorman Americans. WASHINGTON, Oct, 2, 1870, t, Joseph's church, which 1s modelled after a de- sign by Michael Steymeyer, taken from @ cathedral at Cologne in copy of this structure, was to-day solemniy blessed in accordance wiih the ritual of the Catholic Churea, The edifice, intended as a memo- Tial of the Love of the German Catholics of this coun- try for their faith, will be, when completed, 150 feet 4n width by seventy feet in depth, At present only the first story is ready; but that has been so com- pletely tinished and superbly furnished that not even the most fastidious could take exceptions thercto. ‘The object has been to secure a place of worship for the Catholics of East Washington rather than at resent attempt any elaborate architectural design. ‘nis first story has been handsomely fitted up, and, 4n addition to the uses of the church, has ample accommodadons for the beneiit of those who may ‘De stationed tn this locality. The order of exercises to-day, in addition to the. Tendition of the choir of music set apart for this holy occasion, consisted of viessing the Church and celebrating therein solemn high mass, At an carly hour to-day the members of the various Catholic beneficial societies assembled at their respective halls, and proceeded to Fifth street, near St. Mary’s church, where representatives of the German Catholic societies of Baltimore met theto, all form- ‘Ing tn procession and preceeding to the new church im the following order:— Mounted police; chief marstal and aids; Germania and, children of St. Mary’s school, the lls dressed n white and wearing crows of flowers; St. Aloy- Bus Band; St. Aloysius Sodality; St. Aloysius Total Abstinence Beneficial Society; barouche, drawa by @uogoiicently caparisoned horses, containing Ri Joseph Keller, ’rovincial of the Sociery of Jeans, nd Rey, Father Clark, 8. J., Vresident of Gonzaga loliege; second carriage, contiining the acolytes; third carriage, containing Kev. Fathers Mayer, Hogenforts, Wiget and Ali. Then followed marshals preceding the folowing Cathole societies from Baliimore, represcaung the sehurches named:—Loly Cross, Si. Alphonsus, st. George Ponifacins, St. Lud Mary's, John's, St. James, St. Francis, Michael's and Joseph's. Marine band—Marshal and of Washington, St. stephen Society, St. Peter and jt. Paul's, St. John’s and St. Henry's of Baitimore, tholic Friends Soctety of Wusilngton, St, Ste: hen’s ‘Total Abstinence Soc » ot. Bonifacius neticial Society of Baltimore ana St. Michact’s and Joseph's Beneticial Sucieiy of Washington. Evory soctety in the processi¢n carried citer thelr banners or the American co'ors. Marehing down Fifth street, along F to Seven:h, down Seventh to Pennsylvania avenue, along Ponusylvania avenue ‘0 Second street East, dowa Second strect to the orner of O, where the processi formed, fucing on all sides the church, arriving there at hul-past ten ’cloc when the ceremony of blessing the charci joommenced, Rev, Father al assisted fby the Rev. Fathers Wiget, ¢ Horst. During the ceremony tie 1" Morne m front of the ottic ol Su aids—Greenleat Club The exteri orion Of the hetog con- eluded, the revercdd clergy cnivred the church py ‘the west door, and proceeding to tue altar tuished ‘the dedicsvory service by reciting the psalms and prayers in the ritual, Among the distinguished in- ‘Vited guests Was Baron von Gevoilt, representative ot the North German Confederation, aud a number of the prominent Catholic citizens of Washington. The sermon, preceding mass was prefaced with ietch’s: admirable Vent i Spire eung by a full choir, wad the iecutory sertuon, preacked by Rev. ‘her Hiogenforst, Who cate receutly from Prussia. and in nis remarks incidentaliy atiuding to the War, drew the comparison luat every Christian Was under obligation to perpetually tight we enemics) of his salvatiun. At the conclusion of the sermon, delivered in Gers man, and which was listened to with patient attention, solemu high mass was celebrated with kev, Father Meyer, 0. 8. b. al as cele- rant, Rev, Father Schieate: ther Hogeniorst as sub-i Lhe best vocalists of Balti: ‘Witzka’s mass, supported der the direction v1 Emit Scu ‘Mary's church. ‘The church ig beautifully proportioned, the main altar, dedicated to St. Joseph, suowig in excelent contrast with the smaller aitars, all_of which are with Itiel ry trom Munich. The Blations, gifts of pious Catiolics, are in bas relic and form an aitraciive feature of the interior corations, Everything about the ontiding sugg gle guoil taste OF those having char oi the work A ve ond this city sang aruli orchestra, allun- pi, Orgauist of St. MOUNT SINAL © Reguler Meeting of the Boa Emanuel B. Hart eted Pecsident. ‘The melancholy demise of Mi. Benjamin Natnan, Who occupied the hovoravie position of president of the above pi da humane instiiaiion, lefy a vacancy, witch, according to the rnuies of the ‘was to be filled at an carly » jor ro} pury ony Kembly of the Hoard of £ ors hi ‘the death of mr. Nathan, 1, i puss suitable resoiutions, whicl wer the [Henato of Angust Yesterda of Directors= on. gem 8 gecurred sinc I then only to published in Beyo f the Boar in West v President, * business the Board went into an ci On mo- tiou of Mr. Louis 3 for! eli, U the tate Mr. Nathan, Samuct A. Lowis was ¢ Mr. John a. Li Telains the po: outy-sccoma Re ry 2 en spital bailing: thing was pro- Yember, for the benest of te how in Lexiigton avenue, ressing finely, an iit t sute Phe cominittées were se renewed exer ons and obtain contributions to this charitable and praiseworthy enterprise. BNA! JESHL Meeting of Ladies of tt: There was quite a numerous gathering ol ladies counceied with the above congregation yesterday morning for the purpose of iuaking arrangements to take part in the fair about to be hieid in this city for tie Johit benefMt of the Mount Simai Hospital anid Rebrew Benevolent Society, Captain Wise aud Mr. De Young addressed the assemblage lu a most ctv ner, urging the of thefr not ¢ Cangregation. losin nd vied sing the suppc f the Board of ‘Trosi the mecuag was thereupon organized by electin Henry Leo as President, Mrs. Henry Dayiso' President, Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum ‘Treasure i Dr. Slineon N. Leo See ary. eo latter. 2 t upon, made quite an ing it was the i and most wealthy vish congregation iu the city, and thas sho dount but the members would gladly un their power so kuudable aia committce of iadies was then se- nd the mecting adjourned ti!! ‘Tuursday the Gin inst., at the same place, TAKE CARE OF CENTRAL PARK. To rum Eprtor OF THE HERALD:— Wilt you ailow the all-seeing eye of your Journal to take a look into our beautiful Ceutral Park and note What is transpiring there? Abuse climents are beginning to manifest th man, bemg Caller whieh shonid be checked in their incipt: Thave an almost daily vi there since its first mug; have watched its development with as yuuch pude as pleasure, Uy to this season an tutu. tive dcrere ce has been paud to the rules ay cat ws thereol; but now leaving the waik rs and Hing over the lawns, both singiy and La squads, conunon occurrence, as 18 also the breaking of shrubs and dowers, Pathways ave in many piuces beginning to appear over the grassplats and down the wooded siopes, “he hnes or division between the Wa:kways and the grass are no longer sharply defines fact, in many places these Imes are Whotly obliterated, Now, all this desecration may be checked If attended to at once. Certain rules should be Conspicuonsly posted and their infrac tion rigovotsly punished, The aiiicers in charge compian tat they have not suflicient force; if noi, ie! that force be augmented. I know the Hinkaib will come to the rescue. Yours respect. tuuy, 4M. LETES. 54 Wuliaus street, Hospital Asso- | ty NEW ‘YORK HERALD, MUNDAY, UULUBEK %, 1870.-TRIPLAS SHEET ~ PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday. Major George E, Heard and B, M. Rogers, of the United States Army; George M. Conder, of Saratoga; R. Courmey, of Baltimore; Stophea Fish, of New Orleans; J. Day, of Florida; John Puriey, of Atlanta; F. E. Russell, of New York; 4. F, King, of Florida; Thomas Wiliams and J. BE, Wynne, of Cincinnatl; 8. B. Hook, of Quebec; M, Miller, of Chicago; F. H. Sione, of Ki: 3, aud L, Mathews, of Sau Francisco, are at the Metropolitan Hotel. Geueral Ralph S. Duncan, of England; Professor Alexander Malcom, of Glasgow, wid Rev, Dr, Mcintosh, of Inverness, are at the St. Kuno Hotel, Key, W. Burton Alexander, of Edinburg; P. J. Avery, of Houghton; fl, T. Feer, of Dover; Rev. C. Hoover, of Riverhead, and W. A, Usher, of Little Falls, aro at the St, Denis Hotel. T. B. Brown, of Portland, and 8, C, Newburg, are at the Westuaiaster Hotel. . Burke, of New Hampshire; R. H, Grifin, of Bal- timore; Warren fussey, of Butluie; B. De Groote; Dr. &, Pertigid, of Painted Posi; Thomas Fatr- Held, of New Hampstue; J. A. Griswold, of Troy; J. N. Schemeroce and General George Walter Olmstead are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Captain L. Levi, of Englaud; Hy, Russell, of New York; H. C. Lockwood, of Troy; A. Van Vechten, of Albany; Lientenant Ratninentgoff and J. Hl. Hall, of Portland, Cl, are at the Hoifman House, Rev. M. Richardson, of Mississippi; Hy. Flan- ders, of Boston; 8. H. Coxey, of Tennessee; T. P. Emerson, of Indiana; K. L. Davenport, of Boston, and W. A. Wilcox, oi Gcorgta, are ut the Grand Central Hotel. P J, A. Ramsey and R. W. Peckham, Jr., of Albany, and 8, B. Phulips, of Caicago, are at the St, Nicholas Hotel. astMan, OF Prominent Departures, Paymaster Williams, Paymaster Burnett, Pay- master Guid and Commodore Pennock, United States Navy, left yesterday for Portland, Me. Amerlvaus ia Europe. List of Americans registered at the ofices of Bowles brothers & Co., 449 Strand, Charing Cross, London, and 12 Rue de la Peix, Paris:— AT THE LONDON OFFIOH, FOR TRE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 16, 1570, New York—Mrs. Gideon J. Tucker, Paul F. ©. Tucker, S. Kimington, Willian E, Rose and Ernes- tine Kose, Isaac ©. Kendall and family, James J. Doherty, Miss M. A. Dohexty, Mrs, D. B. Birdsall, Master F. Birdsall, Rev. Rdawin P. Parker, Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Said, William G. Bunce, George t. Kont aud Wi James ii. Bell Marshal, M. Harris, Hf. Blakeman, John ©, Sutieriaud, J. B. Sprague wile, Mr, and Mis. W. De Groot, Miss De Groot, » Ryan and wife, George W. Neilson, Loraine gers, B. R. MacAipine and lamily, A. Maurice and family, Dr. George H. Vox, Dred. FL We. Wh beck, H. Daring, Jonu ‘geant Oram, G. Squier, Frauk Lesite, C. L. Lesiie, Frei erick T. Blakeman, frank #. Dickinson, Miss Dickinson, M. Ee. Dickinson, Dr. J. E. 2. Modson, Mrs. Geo. Gilbert. Boston—Mrs, KH. C, Brimblecoia, Miss Mary Brimbiecoim, Geo. J. Arnold and wise; J. D. Earasworti, Geo. Young, Airs. J. FP. Buunstead, ‘. Willis Bumstead, Kev. Duvid Bremner, Allred D, Foster, 8. L. Orocker, Jr., Mr. und Miss Bail Hugues, Miss M. D, Tilden, James 0. Stodder, Benj. B. Con- v , Albert Thompson, Mrs. Luiza Cushman, Miss Eua Casaman, Miss ©. Augusta Pope, Miss Emily £, Pope, Dr. R. H. Derby, Dr. KR. H. Rudd and wife, N. ‘Tolman, Mrs. N, Tolman and daughter; C. J. Morrill. Uuca—J. W. Hammond and family. Chicago—Mr. and Mrs, Palmer, James Kelly, N. Ohapin and fam- ly, Hargin, Mrs. John A. Baker, Drs. E, S. Doppins and family. Baltimorc—W. idury K. Jones, Dr. 5. Theobald, Dr. aleipiia—Jsohn S. Alexander, Mrs, How- eo. W. Hill, Titan J. Bec United States— . Vesey. Rochester, N. Y.—Geo. R. Clark and nanghter, J, W. Pritchard, Geneva—G. W. Nicholas. Cincinhati—il, M, Bagher. M. Haistead, J. R. McLean, Myron Banning. Louisville, Ky.—R. Lee Alexander, ©. H. Olitton and family. California—Mr. A. H. Gil- dermeister, Albauy—Mr. and. Mrs. Chas, S, Beicher. Washington—Dr. H. A. Robbins, Dr. MH. Lindsly, Miss Liudsly, Brooklyu—Mr. T. E. Jewell. St, Louts, Mo.—L. M. Kennett and family. Paris—Sneldon Leavitt and faintly, Join W. Crane and fainily, Dr. S. 8. Hornor, Me. and Mrs, De Silver, Mr. and Mra, Roslofson, Yates Gregson. Pert—sirs. EB. 3. brown and family. Jaffe, Palestine—John B. Hay, Tnciana—J. ©, Culberison. Oregon—T, B. Wads- worth. Lake Vorest, 1,—Simcon B, Williams, Miss Wiluains. AT THE PARIS OFFICE, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SKP- THMBUL 16, 1870. New York—S. Wiikias Gragg. Chicago—J. M. Du- rand, Nathan Sheffurd. Wilmington, N. 0.—George W. Kidaen, Personal Notes. Richard H. Dana has returned home from a visit to Scoiland and the Hebrides. Minister Morton 1s forty i Charles Sunner will lecttre on the European war. n. B. Phillips, who lately resigned his posttion a: General Mauager of the Lake Shore end Michigan Southern Ratlroad, has Leen appointed General Superintendent of the Central Pacitic Katiroad, vice C. G. Hannond, ‘The Syracuse Journal says:—Admiral Porter Is likely to have strong opposition to hls coniirmation In the Senate, watuly tro: arr oMcers, Who think he exercised unusuel ener St spring to defeat the bill giving them the sume rank as line oficer ‘The Cileago Fost asscris Uiat Lee, who drew the Crosby Opera House 1 i: loticry sey dias four brothers, all of therm In t drawing. ‘Three of Uren, ike him, draw houses; ove a8 a house mover, th 8 a tragedian, anil the third us an areby rth is ua the army, and draws iis sword and his raiioas. A NUCH MIXSD LITIGATION, The Perifs of Acquzintanceslip with Attrac. tive Females Avalanche of Law Suit A Ming of Rare Vamily Secrets to be Use earthed. A curious and complica ed case has arisen In our courts, Which exhibits some of the dangers to wh: siugle geatlomen of tucauns and standing are ex- posed, and which promises a development of trax actions which threateu to in| no less a person than an ex-men and to disturb the social relations of te the character of of Congress, severs of both sex tacons ha supposed to be unbicuisued. It r. fi. Dawes Stover, wito is a wealthy and respected citizen of Uns cily, auti whose probity of euaracter is uuiquestioned, having some matters of ditte the fail of last year with Mrs, Jenmic Rnoades, who xen 2 Miss Jennie Cogswell, of Skaneuteles, N.Y., ed with her to refer tie sane to an arbitrator, 5B. Sedgwick, « well known Which was done, Charl lawyer, of Syracu Y., being agreed upon arbitrator, Ivisclalaed by Mr, Stover that at v Wick was select Stover believed nh entire m to be a gentler to the ¢: 1e W porual and indif- but that he has since ascertained personal advi and counsel » principal question before the Mr, Sto promised to ‘The urint found in favor ot Mrs. arbitrator Mrs. Ruoadc Wich disc 2 idea of a marriag ,und the award, if is Saray us obtained by the ne of 2 promise to Like arbitrator by yenty per cent of the amount aw: d to pay, wad so a law suit inc Juontage county to enforce the od. This action » Interposed m de- 1 was immedi defended by Mr fence the plea that whe obtained by frand and corruption, aud counter clatia for a larze amount vt money which Mr. stove slins he lent to dirs, Rhoades. ‘Ti preme Court of this award on the ground acame Lo welion Im ths Sa- county ty set aside the Tunlivly stated above as a defence to tle action brought w enforce | the award, Mrs. Rhoades, however, during the illness ana apsence of Stover, succeeded mtaking a judgment by delanitin # suit ig Onon- daga county. But after tnedectualiy endeavoring to open Wie defauil Mr. Stover obtained in the suit in itis county an ubciion restraining Mrs. Rhoades from collecting the judgment, which hud the effect of making her very angry and discomtited a Hisuccessof her scheme un tuktng the delaalt. enera! Term to have une in- Junction dismissed, and tue argument thereon was had last week before Presiding Justice Ingraham and Justices Barnard and Cardozo, Messrs, Arnoux, Ritch and Woodford—tue last nied gentieman betug the eandidste for Governor—representing Mrs. Rhoades, and Richard M. Bruno, aod Thomas VW. Pittman appearing on beliall of Mr. Stover. ‘The Case ls ROW aAwatiing a decision. Ont of this case has sprung @ sertes of sults in Which Mr. Stover 1s plaintit, one of which is against (he husband of Mrs, Ruoades, and janother agamst Mr. Sedgwick, m which it is alleged that the latter obtained from Mr, Stover’s agent the sum of $8,000 by means of false pretenc Many of the witnesses in these cases are ladies and gentlemen connected with some of the first families of Syracuse and >kaneateles, and rich of igh olt fuimily secrets: and eli-preserved domestic “ju may be expected, Mr. Stover’s grekt wealtli has its attractions, and Miss Cogsweli tint was, who is rep) ted to be utterly Impecunious and irresponsible, was not in- sensible to them, It seems she is not altogether en. experienced in ritnoniay 1 tnavions, and afairs of love appear to be her passion, tf not her professiou, She formerly hoarded with Porter, of Skaueateles, her board bils being promply paid by a gentleman of New York; aud her autics and wild capers when she lived im Skanucateles were ao excessive a3 to becyme Me town talk. Site subse. Fer lived or at No. 134 Li street, but 1¢ seems she has not had any very per- manent place of abode. The statement in this sult circulated that Mr. Stover borrowed a lady's dia monds (or the purpose of procuring money for his business is spy ridictious, Mr, Siover, a3 has already been futimated, being @ very wealthy gen- tleman, owning large real estate and personal pro- perty and business interests both ja tits city and in the ‘suburbs, vesides several extensive piautacions iu the Souti. " EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS, A target company called the Abattow Guards was proceeding homeward through Jersey City on Satur day evening when some of tie party in the wagon let of some fireworks at the Newark avenue croas- ing of the New Jersey Railroad, ‘The remainder of the Groworks ignited, causing’ an explosion which emptied the vehicle quickly of all its contents, in- cluding the driver, Three men were slightly burned but no one was seriously injured, The compara uvely harmiess result of the explosion was not less. remarkable than fortunate, err rene eRe MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marvied. Hainus—BRyAnt—On Tnesday, September 2 Evansvitl HAINE! at Ky., by the Rev, Claude Marna, B.S. w JANE D. BRYANT, both of Litsabeth, No de Died. BroGan.—Onu Sunday, October 2 JaaEs, the ‘oungest son of Johu ©, and Catherine Mutvitill progan, aged 2 years, The friends aud relatives of the family are respec fully invited to attend the funeral, from te rest- dence of his parents, 167 Mote street, on Tuesday aiternoon, at two o'clock, BYKNRS.—On Setarday, Octover 1, ELLEN BYRNES, widow of Richard byrnes, in the Tad year of hor age. ‘The relatives ana friends of the family and of her grandsons Captain James J. and Thomas J. Kelso, are respectfully invited to attend the furneral, from her late residence, 206 Clintom street, corner Keury, this (Monday) afternvoa, nt one o/clock. BuxDICE.\-On Satur y, Ociober 1, CATHARINE Evizasera, wile of S. P. Burdick, M. D., and daugh- ter of Cyrenus Lloodgood, aged years and 11 months. Funeral services at Thirty-fourth street Reformed church, on Wednesday aiternoon, at hall-past twelve o'clock. ‘the relatives and friends are invited to at- tend without farther notice. Interment at Wood- lawn. BykNs.—In Brooklyn, Jucia Byn: the third , a the 1th eldest daughter of the late Gurret Byrn year of her age. Friends and acquaintences are respectfully in- vited to attend the inneral, from her late residence, corner Hicks and Huntington streets, Brooklyn, tuis (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, CALDER.—On Saturday, October, 1, a¢ Irvington, N. Y., AGGte BE. CaLpnx, daugiiter of Alexander and Geenes Calder, aged 6 ycars, 2 montis aud 26 LYS. fnterred tn Greenwood Cemetery. Carriages at Hudson river depot at ten o'clock, this (Monday) eae. Friends and relatives are invited to ‘tend, Carny—On § ber 2, Saran E, Carey, of this ‘ars and 10 mouths, wite of George J. Carey, dau; Clark, The funeral will take place from her late residence, 122 West ‘thurty-tmrd street, on Weduesday morning, at 10 o'clock, to St. Francis’ church, West Thirty- Lrst strect, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, where solemn high iness will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, ‘The fri of the family are invited to attend the fanerat without further notice, CLAYTO! AL thush, L. 1, ou Sunday morning, at ten o’e October 2, Joun G. CLAYTON, * ‘otice of funeral to-morrow, CLEVERLEY.—On Saturday, October 1, Carmcrin E, Buancu, wife of John Cleverley ‘The relatives andffriends of the family ave invited to atteud the funeral, from the Reformed church, ‘West Thirty-fourth street, Rev. Isaac Riley, pastor, ou Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. CoLuMAN.—At St. Lawrence Hail, Montreal, Can- ada, Timoruy COLEMAN, a resident of this city tor the last thirty-eight 'S, aged 63 years. Relatives and friends of the family, and alo tus brother-in-law, Michael Lypeh, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, st ten o'clock, from his late residence, 33 Roosevelt street. The remains will be taken to St. Jamcs* chureh, James street, where a solemn high m ot requicm will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and thence proceed to Calvary Coietery for inter- ment, one o’c.ock precisely. DUNN.—On Sunday morning, October 2, Mrorart Dunn, in the 44th year of his age. The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funcral, this (Monday) afternoon at half-past one o'clock, irom his late residence, 9: Greene street. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for Interment, BWELL.—-On Sunday, October 2, in Brooklyn, E. Long Island, Lexvet H. Eweni, of the lirm of Ly Z prell & Co., druggisis, Browdway, Brooklyn, Notice of funeral hereatter, FEICKER?T.—At Schoharie, N. Y., Franr, youngest sou of Charles and Margaret Feickert, aged 3 years. ‘The funeral wil take place from tne resiaénce of his grandmother, Mrs. f. Stoppelikaim, Grand street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o’cloe Purzrareick.—9u Sunday, October 2, Purser Fiver, k, native of Montreal, Canada, aged 27 ater of Bernard and Catharine D, H, ‘ihe memix »be Social Union, diawiey soclation and Welsh Asssciatio yos aad Iricnds of the lauiliy, are peetiul Vited to atiend the funeral, from bis late residcace, 14 Suffolk street, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o’clog! “ins W be conveyed to Calvary Cemet of the Thirteenth Precinet Police, Association, 1 al Jones. Funeral tits (Monday) afternoon at nhalf-past one o'clock, from her late residence, South Oyster Bay. Luoy’,—DANIEL CARPENTER LODGE, No. 643, Fy AND A. The members of this lodge are hereby summoued to meet at their rooms, No. 300 Kast Broadway tuis day (Monday), October & at one orclo (sharp) jor the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Brothers Matthias Liovad, b; orw. M. M. CHAPPELL Nichors Saturday, October 1, NICHOLS, u F 8 are invited to attend the funeral, from Brooklyn, on Hudson (N ib O'BriEeN.—On ‘Tinrsday, September 29, Jere, daughter of Jobu and Maggie O'Brien and vrana- daughter of lenty L. Garbrecht, aged Sand 6 lmonths. Relatives and frier © residence, 810 Broauway, ng, at eleven o'clock, se copy. are respectfully invited to attend ti from 287 Nilith street, Brooklyn, tls (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Rivt ay, Ociober 2, im her con finem WAR ive of Sauuel Richardson, } ind 10 month Frienis aud relatives of the family ave respect fully tnyited to attend ine Le lay ite rom e, Vane Broonlya. hday, October 2, WIL dG the late J respect the funeral, thi fron: the Che corner F Holy ‘te second strect, youngest da Sharp, Tes Hotel, Marion, New Jersey, Funerat for ou Tuesday al respectfully hout further noiice Cortiandt siveet at two P.M. mond (Va.), Montgomery (Aja.) and Wilining- ton (Dec.) papers please cop SLARK.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, acai Ly aaa Yectober 1, tue late Rob- fe 74 Third p third door from, onday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. sat Pulion iH. B. Stanton, No Court sireet, this ( Take C i years. friends of the tend the 1uncrai, tts o'clock, from his late residence, ninth strect. Tne remains wilt vary Cemetery. Souti.—In Je Wii tian Ll. days. “he relatives and friends of the family; also J sey City Lo 5, Wulghts of Pythias; Mechan- * Lodge 3; Herewes Engine Con artmment in general, are uiteud the funeral, from the iscopal chureti, this (ak st one O'clock, without 149 West Fort > intert in Cal- jay, October 1, months and 2 day) altornoon, at. halfey further notice, SPRICKLAND.—At Yonkers, on Sunday, October 2, LA ¥,, SOUL: (anguter of dohndihan M. and Liab Jane $ cod 6 years and ¥ mouths. The relatives and fricuds of the family are resp faily invited to aitend the funeral, trom the Mette (isi Episcopal chareh, Yonhers, on Tuesday asier- noon, at three o'cloc ANT.—At Westciiester, on Sunday, Octot All SOSK \e, wife Alexander Stuart Uitrd daught vanel Kinnion. fer remains will be mterred in Si. Raymond's | Cemetery, on Tuesday imorning, at nine o'clock, ; from ler parenis’ residen where a selema high Tuass Will be ofered tor the repose of her sow), SURIN.—On Saturday, October 1, Marvia, wife of Jolin Surin, aged 55 years. The Snne ili take place this (Monday) afters Noon, At hail-past two o'clock, from her husband's residence, No, 42 Wyckotl strect, between Court ane Smith str , Brooktyo, ‘The friends of Ute faraily pespe: y Invited Lo attend. ‘DBRAILL.—On Sunday, Uctober 2, Mr. Samuen wed 68 yours. ends of the family i the funeral, on Wednesday from hits iate and annah, Ga., ou Sunday, October 2, Dr. W. M. Waisi, ana daughter of of thls city. kiyn, on turday, 1. V,, only daughter of James TL L. Young, aged 1 yesr and 2 months, The relatives aud friends of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, frora the re- sidenee of hor grandmother (uew No.) 355 Deqa. AECL Uke Mloudayi witernygn. at tures o°chac'~ October 1, vod Anna ‘ pn | Mr. LUE, CHRISTINA NILSs0! THIS “RVENING. Loa ts autumn te at : of the present ts — MLLE, CHRISTINA NILSSO: (SWAY HALL, ON FOURTEENTH AT 8TE! ‘Haut. ON FOU! STREET, the sixth (6th) concert, at P.M, 6, the seveath (7th) convert, This (MONDAY,) OCT On WEDS ESDAY, On FRIDAY (prior to dey NUXT MONDAY E MLLE, SS ANNI MISS MEHL Conui MAX MARE? On Monday ey. cena and Art rom Faust Reserved Seats alithe above at GENERAL Branch 114 Broadwa, IBLO'S GARDEN, Lerseos and Manages FOURTH WEEK 0! LOTTA, LOTTA, ‘The management beg MONDAY E FOR the beautiful drag, by Tom Taylor. HCKET-OF-LEAVE MM jo which, for the tirat titae in New York, an LOTTA OCR. 7, THE THIRD AND LAst SATURDAY, OCT, AND ONE GRAND SPE at Sclirmer’s, N the eighth (th) eonce: AT 1 O'CLOCK, ture for Philadelphia), on ENING, OCT. 10, AT § O'C7 LOUISE CARY, Contraito. SIG. BRIGNOLL, SIG. VERGE! 1G, MR. WH. VIRUXTE SIG. BOSONT. 'S Ttallan OJ AL NOPICE, Ps. uno, SCHUTZ,” (in German) Duet: Traviate. Mite. NELASON will sing ¢ King of Thule,” and the RAND NILOSON MATINEE, Nictaon CoNcRite LOC THRISTINA NILSSON will be assisted by 14 each, according to location. Reserved Seats to Matinee S28 and #3. Can be secured for LSSON TICKET OFFICE, fail, on Fourteent! it GEMENT OF LOTTA, LOTTA, BENING, Get. ONE WEEK ONL will sustain the character of Tt in scarce! play, Since SAM WILLOUGHRY, Tecessary to cil atiention to thia beautiful firvt production {thas been recognized as the 701, aud ‘also at No, JARRETT & PALMER 1k CHARMING YOUNG ACTRESS, OTTA, LOTTA, to announce the production ou Eag., entitled the Nece of its accomplished author, not onty ir FINE DRAMATIC EEFROTANTD STRONG CHARACTERIZATION of the dramatis persons. but for the SCBLIME MORAL LESSON BVOLTEMEN HA THE PLOT and t DEVELOPMENT oF ye WEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC tanght by the In order to prevent this gre: fect, dn aadition to bestowtn, PROPERTY SCENERY, the managenient bey Orr: + Mr. &c.; Miss Virginia Buchanan yy Wy atnace: 5 Proprietor and Manuger AND U will be presented AL Pity RY. "THE FOLLOW Frank Lawler, Bowers, C. Fost G GREAT COMPAN eratd, ‘Theo. Hamulto: Kovinson, H. A. Renite, Ind, &e. THIS A NOTICH, erudan's comedy Ss, THE RIVA produced with NEW SCENERY, cosTUMES Henriqu * Annie Deland Due notice wil! oe ¢ London with im:nente | i is in a forward state o} Bo ERY THE ASO Pugay BOX BOOK NOM ORY. at drama with all possible ef- thelr usual attention upon the ND GENERAL DETAILS, to announce, in addition to the popular nin, Collie Rm WALLACK AN D, APPOINTMENTS. by id, Me. ©. Wii wro, Mr. J. Pe stayer, Miss Hele suceess), entitled wi KOS! ntlor PE GRAND SENSATION nt with the brilliant artist eck, Miss n ‘tuey, Y's new and exquisite comedy mow playing ta new drama, writ- First nights the entire ten by tir, Joba de Bonay, entitled MARIETTA JARGTINE, The pride of the i RAVEL, MARIETTA RAV as for a few) JARGTINE—THE DANCING GIRL, nights only. TUE RECRUIT and the vu FRIDAY EVENING, No PIC THEATRE <o pesformauce oa Monday and CLOSLD FOR TWO NIGHTS for the completion of the new and eiavorate XICAN BOY. ME PE IC, te, K THE 'NEWSBOY. BENEFIT OF MARTETTA PANLOMIME Ne GEORGE L. FOX, WE which will posill NESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER WINK eander, ay with Dlondette, after appearance in Ame: Blondette, the mille: though ‘not a blond eyes ritz, Captain of Prof. Blotter. the | Plor.setve The Wardt compose’ Pirst 7 ORCHESTRA CH INE 3 NOW OPEN APPLICATION F AT THE K. N Ni QTAvr KW YORK 20) PUBTRE any, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW YORK, MiSs CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG iy aunounee: reapecti prior to her d SATE FILIP RA. RANE ES M. oF TPONY PASTORS O TO Noxbay, ovr of Mise er MARTE VINE Alarg from fresh and origin: METROPOLITAN JOB Pt 47 Nassau street, TRE TICKET TAG MO THE Ni MILITARY £. SHIONABLE Locab® POLITIC, GENE! ANP bi ouinbine. H. King De Kobbtn tle, the Queen C he vowal Letiaasy misid | nical Changes, ced under the . £0 BROADWAY, p , 128 (NEW NO. 1ey Court, near State GRANDD. THE ACADEMY OF M OOLEY'S -BROOKLY! TPO THEATRICAL MANAG ad entiti 2 WILL B WINKIE, be producea IE, afterwards Clown. see eee eM, Get Spont’taine, th iove racds Hariequin (his frst Mr. K, Ho aired, Mr. 1 the & 1 i nts, Mosers. Tremb) ected by Mone. F sole in the ats two. of the theatre cl, USDAY AND SATURDAY, whieh ace: AIRS ( NSERVATORY OF MUSIC Tit OP ADMISSION TO I AL CONSERVATORY ifth atree' AND Ri 4 on0 AND CONCERT (oh & concert to detode artists : and the NEW K of BERR CARD B eral Admission $1, S10, S1) iD KELLOGG CONCER MONDAY LV Admission #1: morning, Oct. «Get, 0, PELA TOUS AND DUE THE WE! th LOUIS! aa ‘The Monkey of of the Age, the CLARENCE, j,_ Frank Kerns, all the favorites. Clow Danc 33 Champiot 20 DAY BY MOON ven gotten tt ine wood CL ViNG Old Herald Buliding. OFF FE, 114 BROADWAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEAT CABLE DES ATCHES, COPIED BY Aub RNING i) THE DAY. ITEMS, ‘Fann: % red) ONE DOLL, MECHANICAL EFFECTS, RAY 0. Beane mcywood Beane 1. Pratt Rogers A. Yenmaus ir. J. L. Debonay ir. G. Atkins | Mise L. Prior ‘Miss Flora Lee Johnsen and As- Measrs. Cutler, Tate and As- id Tilson. rebinger, on of the aurbor, ct 1, entitied weeks in al the general AT?, RECEPTION OF PUPILS, ‘onduetor PHILHARMONIC - 10, 1870, 201 BOWERY, te Period. Lasnpion on hand st the OFFICE, GOSSIP, MATTERS, ‘AL SQUIBS, RAL NEWS, PUpLIvATION OFFICE, Dene NASSA FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTRY SEREE, GR OPERA HOUSE, corner of Twenty-third street and Eighth JAMES FISK, Im Hac sit JOUN F, CO! 9 a ie ‘BUCCI THE CLIMAX OF SUCCESS, tHE CLIMAX OF SUCCESS. Unparalleled hit of the new OPERA BOUFFE TROUPE, OPERA BOUFFE TROUPE. OPERA BOUFFE TROUPE, Enthuatastie receptio: of the celebrated LEA SILLY LEA SILLY LEA SILLY and CELINE MONTALAND. CELINE MONTALAND, CELINE MONTALAND, '® popular chet Maurre, T AUST, Hronounced succes Lb Lk Li i produced with new and ery, dresses, ap. re and novel mec! eat appliances Mme, LEA SILLY fara INK MONTALAN Fauat M.GAUSINS Valentin, i M.HUTTEMANS et I FAUSI’S SCHOOLROOM DAYTON Act Ll, GARDEN CHAMPETRE. Act LIL. Tal MARGUERITE’S BOUDOIR ..... . Act Ill, Tableau 2. PALACE OF SATAN An effort of art whic! Bippeanaiog. THE FINEST SCENIC PRODUCTION ON ANY STAGE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR FVERY EVENING AN Seats secured ter n days inadvaneo at the box «Mic Schirmer's, 701 Broudway, and Erie Raliway Ticke corner Twenty-third street and Broadwa: MARSTON DAYTON MALINIE, THEATRE, EIGHTH WEEK, EVERY RVENING, And SATURDAY MATINEE, ai 136 o'clock, MR, JOSEPIL JEFFERSON a RI? VAN WINKLE, NOTICE.In order to accommodate the demand of the public tor places the box abeet will be n. TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE at the theatre, of at its brauen ticket , at Ditson’ store, 711 Broadway, icket oflice, at Ditson's music Gien | 12 BROADWAY, OPENS OCT, 8 LoBE,| [78] | BROADWAY. OPENS O0T, 3 GLOBE,| | 728} | BROADWAY) | oP! 3 GLOBE,| 1733) | BROADWAY, 3 GLOBE, 78) | BROADWAY, GLOBE, 78 BROADWAY, FH GLOBE, 74) | BROADWAY, OPENS OCT. 3 FORMERLY NEW YORK ’ THEATRE, VORMERLY NEW YORK THEATRE. OPENS FOR THE SEASON OCTOBER 4, OPENS FOR THE SEASON OCTOBER 3% with the BEST COMPANY EVER SEEN IN NEW YORK, with the BEsT COMPANY EVER SEEN IN NEW YORK, READ THE NAMES, AD THE NAMES, QUEEN OF THE QUEEN OF and ber troupe of GRAND BALLET GRAND BALLET} GRAND GALLE GRAND BALLET | RAND BALLET GRAND HALLI KAND BALLET GRAND BALLE ion of Signor COSTA and following Star Dancers MLE. BETTY RIGL, ty RIGE. i Durer the dire onsisting of the MILLE. MLLE. BEMY RIGE. MLLE. BETLY BiGL. . WL MLLE MILLE. ie. | MULE A ‘ MISS SALLIZ MADDOX. | )MISS JULIA SANFORD) MIs LOGIE MADDOX, | | MIs aud Grand Corps do Balle JULIA SANFORD | of 5) ladies. 60 YOUNG LADIES, Sy YOUNG LADY 60 YOUNG LADIES. 6 YOUNG LADE 50 YOUNG LADIES. 20 YOUNG LADL The Celebrated Vocalists, LOISE, CLYDE, and Mist AGNE Mist ELOISE CLYDE and Miss AGNES SOUTIERLAND. Miss ELOISE, CLYDE aud Miss AGNES SOUTHERL, The comic department will consist of OULHERLAND, ND. MR. JOHN HART, MR. ANDY Mc MK. JOHN HART, MR. ANDY MK. JOHN HARE | [HE ADD. MR. JON HART, M ME. HUGHEY DOU MR. HUGHE MR. HUGH MR. HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, Mi. HUGHEY DOUGHERTY’ | MARNE) MASTER" BARN MASTER . MASTER GREAT VIVIAN, GREAT VIVIAI | GREAR VIVIAN, | TE GREAT VIVIAN, ERIDAN and MACK,| | Mons. CARON and SO RIDAN and MACK, Mona. CARON and 8C URIDAN and MACK, Mons. CARON and SON3, Tauner and his Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys. Tanner and his Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys. Atter the Grand Oilo the entertainment will eonelude with Miss WEBEM and TROUPE ta the laughable Burlesque, en- titled FRNANT; ERNANT; ERNANT; ERNANL RRNANT) ERNAMNI}} Or, THE HORNS OF A DIL HORNS OF A DILEMMA. «EMNANE BRNANL ING AND IN Or, THE Mins LISA WEBFI Miss LISA WEB ‘assisted by 195 STAR ARTISTS Al her entire troupe, PEAR EVE, 1 STAR ARTISTS APPEAR EVERY E AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINE! WLD Y¥ AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Doors open at 7; perormance at 8. YRICES OF ADMISSION. Parquet C! Deete Circles ss7.¢ 8» Box oflice oveu trom 9 Faraily Cire A.M, until 4 I INA EDWIN'S THEATRE, 4 720 BROADWAY. MONDAY EVENING, OCT, 3, 18% AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTH! Miss EDWIN announcer with pleasure, after se weeks ot orate preparation, with new Scenery, new Music, new Costumes, novel Mechanical Effects, e., dc, and au AUGMENTED COMPANY, the production of * CHARLES DICKENS? matized expressly for Stuart Robson, by I, aver and J. B, Bradford, of Bos: entitied RUDGE, -SIMON TAPPERTIT WERFUG AND AUGMENTED CAST. aand austerity, who paint the (ace of in jeuce with an eternal frown; read the Lverlant tug Book, wide open to your view, the lesson ft would teach, Its pictures are notin black and sombre hues, but bright and glowing tints; Its music-—save when ye drown it-.ts not in sighs and groans, but songs and cheerful sounds. Listen to the million voices in the mer alr, and find one dismal as your own. Remember, if ye can, the sense of hope and turn’ of day awakens in the ve not change ven from the witless, when their know not why, by all the mirth THE CAST. prentice to Gabriel Varden and Royal Arch 1 United Balldoys Mr. Stuart Robson lifted up to a all the mine Cling witt of foot Edwin Thorne ul ollicer that does his ean doubt it, nor dead HA. Weaver in New York.) Ithy, honest-he great wo! AW Mr, STUART RO! D BY AF “Ye men of glo finite bene up, t piness it brings. Hugh, 0: as any res, his iret ie loeksmith, " beat of everythin: oft spoken, delicately ) ant yy MnP, Marsden al folence and in his George dorian, Jr ble, but very’ sly Mr. Eugene Eberle tars winked at,’” . Billings Fs vvernor of News ad always in the dark’? servant to Sir Jobi Guppy ‘aston nde and shrew: Y uncom ‘and though not absolutely i!] looking, of a narp and Mary Stuart (er first appearance om any riage, Mrs, Rudge, “An example of patience and fortitud re ‘iret appearance in thia theatre.) When and where was there ever such a roguish, comely, briht-eyed, enticing, bewitching, captivating, maddening Litto puss in all thie world an Dolly” -Migs Lillie Eldridge Fma Haredaie,” “idinma’ was “so fair, and, in short, there _ ave no flowers for any garden Ike such flowers, fet’ hort- cultarists say what Miss Lewis an tneer: Mrs. Varden, “A lady of a temper”. Miss Aggie Wood lidiers, Mob, ‘Prentices, he. en, by and numerous auxiliaries Merubers of the compan MAT EVERY SATURDAY at two o'clock. Box oflice open from 9 A. M. to5 P.M, s ecured one week in advance, J. Prior i THEATRE COMIQUY. 514. Broadway, opposit BUTLER & GILMOR 15.0. a GRAND ‘ GRAND NI FALL AN FALL AND WINTEK SEA-ON. ENTIRELY NUW FEATURES INAU. RATED. DOUBLED ITS ATTRACTION An‘ now preseuts a Company without any procetent 1 the | " H amusements, NEW STARS AND OLD FAVORITES, A few of the names we give, Mist EMMA GRATTAN, the great Burlesque Actress, LEW RATTLER, KW RATTLER, the famous California Comedian. ‘ THE GREAT PANTOMIME AND BALLET TROUPE. CHAS. ABBOTT, MOND. GROSSI, Tuo great Triek Maitre de Ballet. Mile, AUGU annats of \ | et eee ae tins ly een a: oetameeeel bs oe SEEBACH'’S DRAMATIC SEARON. 4 Mi "Trsomeern at of rat nanan NOTICE. —The waprecedeuted success which hus attended the represeatations: a RY STUART, “tea ‘and "ure deaieons of wienaiagfks performance tp mt STC ART Ca FAS (MON A m EVENING, ‘ase jue cla Representationy EVERY NIGHT excep tin MARY BTC ART, MATHILDE VENETA Detect ih JANE EYIE, the Orphan of ‘Taira REPERTOIRE FOR THIS W onday. by universal demand, MARY TART.” MARIE SEFMACIL in her grand role of Tuesday, 40 performance, oa account of necessary reboar- for thh rat proitcis, of JANE. BY RE on Wednesday, ¥, Mosenthal's DEBORAH. Friday, JANE EYRE. SATURDAY, FIRST aud only SEEBACH MATINEE. Ticket offiees Nox. 114 Broadway and Store, 701 Browiway, sud Pourteeuta Street Theatre, waera neuts'can be secure? far any performance. Ji. No attention will be given to appileations for free ets. tie: W os ates, 0, WOOD, PROPRIETOR, Too performances daily, wk? and 8 P.M. OND AY, OTOL s. respeciinlly amnonuces au engagemcat with ‘ginal and World Renowned MONSTER TROUPE, SCATY IN” NUMBER, Cowprising the sensational Hungarian Daheera and Juvenile anioutinists, who will anpear’ nVERY RVENING AND BATURDA\'S MATINES. In the sensational Divertissement, entitled MAGYAR CBAKDAS, MLLE. HANIOLA andthe TMRE and BOLOSSY KIRALYY To be (ollowed, titled + Manager By BROTHERS and (ue members of their celebrated trou by the comic trick pantom tu HUMPTY DUMP, Characters by the Saxon Infant ‘Troupe, To conclude with, tor the first time in the United States, the grand characteristic Divertissement, entitled GUERILURES BAUVAGE. Characters yy the Kivaity ‘Troupe. ATIN| MONDAY, TUBSDAY, ee ‘DAY, THURSDAY AN@® ‘The New itnri MIP Characters by 4 superior the auusiag of M Vic Aint ‘sppeatanos of the celebrated londay, Oct. 17, first ay vol LYDIA THOMPSO: PP URLESQUE TROUPE, ATH AVENUE THEATRE, JD Sole Lessee and Manager.......-Mr. AUGUSTIN DALT URTH ” WEEK lant but one of WILLS COLLINS' ROMANTIC COMEDY ° Real Life, “MAN AND WIFE." Fount AND ‘bast MATINER “MAN AND WIPER” SATURDAY NEXT, at Lig o'clock, CHARACTERS by Mi, HARKINS, Mr, LEWIS, Mr, DA- VIDGi, Mr. POLK, Mr. PARKER, Mr. DE VERI 4 BROWNE, MQ. BENNEDT, Mr. BEEKMAN, Mr. MATH. SON, Sir, PIERCE, Mise CLARA MORRIS, Miss DAVEN- PORT, KATE NEWYON, LINDA DEIT4, Mrs, GILBERT, KATE CLAXTON, Mme, LESDERRIEK, Miss KELLOGG, Miss NORWOOD. + SEA4 UCRED two weeks in advance. L for early and brilliant revive BACK,” “iteIR AT LAW" and “LOND ASSURANCE.” Due’ notice will be given of the first ap- of Mirs AGNES UTHEL, FANNY MORANT, LLLE RTIMER, Mra. WENT K. R, and of the reproduction 0: REPAKATION for early pro tion of Charles Dickens’ lust oy KDWIN DOOD,” with an origina BAT SHE MYSTERY OF ending. CADEMY OF MUSIC, A PANNY JANAUSCAER In EN SH TRAGEDY, N Y¥, October 10. di Under the management of. 1. AUGUSTIN DALT MLLE, JANA ROLES, MONDAY, DA\, \WEDNESDAY, October 10, 11 and 12, DEBORA, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, October WU and 14, PROGRAMME MAKY STUART. oF SATURDAY MATINEE, October 15, at ly DEBORA, SATURDAY EVENING, October 15, at, THE COME HERE, in witch Mil ANAUSCHEK will per- sonate THE DEBUTANTE FIRST WEEK.|and THK LADY OF LYONS. Clande | Melnoute by Mr. WALTRE TGOMER uline by Mist AGNES BYREL, The casta of the pieces will embrace Mr. Fi ric Ropinson, Mark Smith, J. B. Studley, J. K. Mortimer, mes Dunno, A. wn. Desveppa tt: J.J. Bis ine Fanny Morant, lone Burke, Jennie Mortimer, Army Ames, de. Hox ollice open ut tee Academy of Music, Monday, October Bat8 A.M. Kese seats, OL Admission, $1, Fam- iiy Cirle, 66 cents. Boxes, $6, $3 and $10, Rs. FB. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLY : MONDAY, Oct. 3, ‘The beautiful and moat mifted artiste, oe ie te SV EESIDDOSS, will appear that (MONDAY) evening as) PAU LADY OF LYONS. at pthaaie ... Mr, MARK BATES nature; | yrtable | Clande Metnotte r DN'S MINSTRELS, Away, opposite Eleventh atrest, ELLY & LI 208 KELLY & LEON'S. KELLY & LEON" THE ONLY LEON, 4H ONLY LEON. THE ONLY LE! MAN AND WIF' MAN AND WiF! MAN AND WIFP. ESY OF WILLIAMS. Of WILLIAMS. OF WILLIAMS, AND CURED. AND CURED. BRUISED AND CURED. UP THAT LAUGHING. STOR THAT LAUGHING. Es 1 Ti 1 SEECe| itietetete! Satatal fatal atatatatabatabetalsiat Sit JA) 4 = MINSTRELS, 585 BROADWAY. GLORIOUS SUCCESS. STANDING ROOM ONLY. BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, RE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, ERYTHING NEW AND FRESH REAL ren. First week of by the kind permission of Aug ‘Seats secured slx days tp advai PEOOKLEN OPERA HOUSE, Junction of Fulton aud’ Flatbush avenues, WELCH, HUGHES & WHITE'S BROOKLYN MINSTRELS, W. ARLINGTON, NELSE SEYMOUR, W. HENRY RIC und the Great Star Troupe in “A Challenge Programme. Ae GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION The Thiity-nioth Anunal Paty of the AMERICAN INSTITUT! ‘Open dally from 9 o'clock: A. M. to 10 in the spaclow Imuildings extending from Third to See enue, betweem h streets. GUNIOUS INVENTIONS LLED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS, INERY LN MOTION SOF HUSBANDRY, SHOP, AND THE STUDIO, of rare Fianis and choice Fruits and Flowers, Wednesday nic every evening. Grand Promenade Cone in Wedi y aud Saturday BLOWN BY STEAM. ATED ORCHESTRAL 0 CENTS. 8. AARDINE & SO MUSIC BY EB ADMISSIC SHE AMERICAN Unton square. CONSERVATORY OF E th avenwe, i now Op Sebrvelter, ita director, has 0 wiricb combines both the ual inet Pupus are eo rKt proper ta Advanced puplis, teachers, wilt 6 under the competent pro- nm Meyerholl, Stonx. ‘The violin will be tanght nl the orn utler and Mr. . Stage Manager A gentleman 4¥, 8 good scents saul cents to CoMds made to NING BOWERS, ell & Simmoas, New York. L MANAGERS. METROPOLITAN 64 Nassan and street, Book's ve EM MACK a 1, HARGRAVE, Proprietors. You are invited to attend the GRAND OPENING, SATURDAY NEXT, October 8, ‘The Chuwapion’a Trophies on View. D* Kaus Musegn, 745 Broadway, OPPosITE ASTOR ‘PLACE. No one should visit New York without passing aahourat De KANN's Magnineent” Museum-the most attractirs aad beaut al in the world, ADMIBSION FIFTY CENTS, OPEN DAILY, 745 Broaaway sinetiel sonia nT Eee 10 THEATRICAL AGERS, | A large and constantly increasing stock of WOOD CUTs, from fresh and original « Terleoy, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOW PRINTING OF FICE, M7 Nussan sizont, Old Herald Buiidiag. NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 Mile. VENTUROLI, § Fetal) ah ie Mile? MAZZERI. Hi on ye creat Star Premiers: ols We are fearfully ou CHAS, WHLTE, CBO. H. CORS, JAS. WAMBOLD, 0% ‘ully ‘a 1 J. & STEWART, PARKHURST AND COLLINS, He Nehary os os men a ‘The leading Negro Comedians of the day. 618 lies, Wonders and Monstrostties of Ii Together with a Stock Company of Artiste which cannot bo | jig ‘aud Auimal Creation to be seen at eu excelled for sterling merit. For programme of pertortiance | Pt a see bille of the os ‘ ay or en asin weet Si. fr vest wid Curtain rises at 7 o'clock. Box office open daily, Seats se- 708 . " “dh sa . NEUMATIC TUNNEL UNDER BROADWAY. pd Te Notice~The most extravagan' 310 Broadway, corner Warren, Open tu 10 6 Jauocution } ELOCUTION! ELOCOTION! READING RENOR’S LYRIC BALL, 783 SIXTH AVENUE, 4 lessons given in dramatic and plain parlor reading by a now ones Bele peer Weddings, &v., Wacker of exysriengg Addcges ELOCUTAON, sen’ mate Gat afte. viva. . kare Dall sampppen a elegance ad atlaace to Uy cite.