The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1872, Page 10

WEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1872—TRIPLE SHAMT. THE OLD WHISKEY RING REDIVIVUS. SHth ROTaR. FOR NOR a eee eee ee a AEE : a yee (SoRPORATION NOTICE—PUBLIC NOTICE 18 | \ DITIONAL CAPT) ual OWERY THEATRE, TALLACKS, Hews ATRE, BOUCTOAULT. C ete Fe ea creey jor Owners eccupant ar gph bony HLIAM 8. YRRTIGH igattanaser “roprictor and Manager, Mr. LESTER WALLACE. in, int as 4 Troprietor and Mauaaee ——_-———— all nonses imy wi or unimproved merchants, THURSDAY EVENING, ‘OcroWEN i, D WEEK RRAH-NA-POGL E. A Prosecution Instituted for Alleged Defrand- ria ole oat ig os nant, mamatnaterans gad spree =H Peas iar natin Kane, Visti sna ner Pins: ee a Bigg motcicat LE ment of the Internal Revenue Tax in 1866—At- | ested, vi yall parsons tn pan: Panacea fener, ae aK: oka fe HE CATARAGT O” THE GANGES, or te WW. 3. Oliberts charming Comedy, in the great Irish Drania, . tempt to Hold a Star-Ciamber Inquiry | tro ver iy ra at em FRratet atreet, CARLETON & 60. HANH Jack BEAU hdampenee0 ny ARRAN NAPOOUE. fast ‘The aber CS ot vement tn. Forty-second street, Pinancal and a9 Agente, 8 Broadway. To- or FuW. rida benefit of OTTER TIC AND RICH COMPU MES ti ROU TOA Oia 4 Mie “fgg SHAUN THR POSS Examination To Be Held in Open trom Beit Wve ‘Sveste to ‘ieee mt in, Forty-sixth, atroct A aplo\ article to ‘article toy coma (Sata bls tot The celebrated Comedian, et ee | meiirsbtienie’G Seaee akiainge THE Rtas Court—Probable Developments me Dt ae Int in Broome street, from | ™ no aqme ee a den fii Fith his mew comedy of teak, yu a pear on Mon: | Mr. ofA TER GK om stb STODDART, 7 Mr MEACH EVENING. AND’ SAtoabaY MATINEE ate 5 5. For layii jan pavement in Eighth street, from saad oy be ad |OLLAN. G. b in the Old Ring Cases, yg ee oa ® MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSIC:ANS NION SQUARE THEATRE. Mie HAUL ROGEIE PONE Bits CHALLIS orat Divo bCoos rea a week eieshente, Bouthten Wee eee Te Te etn ee A, tne and surxeons of nd, to U Proprietor . Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK | THE MOST STRICING AND ORIGINAL EFFECT PRO Fee ae a revival case of the alleged whiskey trands | (7) For laying He Belian pavement in Watts street, from irrine al a with, 0 heotber MABEee-:| Meret crea aw ihe: most ‘eonvenientiy’ arranged | ts presented tn van Dees eee iit Bow ana str, Boverca Ui bei pct’ against the government so prevalent in 1866, when anal to West sti i. ie box’ WV Fal pore of entertainment in the city, « bijou ot beaut) an E OPTI Wal, DELUSION anbractere KERRY and J 4 BI contin Andy Johnson was President by the visitation of Providence, was held yesterday before United States Commissioner Shicids. An oficial representing the District Attorney opposed the revival unless peni- tence and absolution done and granted was done and extended at the Star Chamber confessional. As will be seen from the subdjoined report of the preliminary proceedings Commissioner. Shields, befere whom it was absolutely necessary @eadnitiate some prosecution in the case, demurred to this wecret investigation, and, after hearing some of the points presented, particularly Assistant District Attorney McKay’s application for the Star Chamber hearing, strenuously set his face against It, and, as Commissioner of the Court, peremptortly ordered the investigation, ifit should, under such circumstances, be proceeded with at all, to be conducted in the usual way in open Court. This case appears to be one of those well known in connection with the alleged whiskey frauds of 1866, so often referred to and detailed at length in the columns of the HERALD. Motion was made, en limine, by Mr. De Kay, As- sistant District Attorney, to the Court, to hold the inquiry in private, on the ground that the publica- tion of the facts, 80 far as they have come te the knowledge of the government, would be prema- ture, and might injure several respectable citizens, There are some parties againet whom warrants have been issued in connection with the above or a similar charge, but their names are withheld from the public journals, as they have not yet been ar- Tested, Commissioner, however, decided that the case, ifproceeded with before him, must be held im open Court and in the presence of the repre- sentatives of ‘the press, as in all public prosecu- tions, one of which this really was, THE CHARGE. The defendant, Lewig Samuels, 1s charged in the United States Courts conspiring with others to defraud the government, in 1866, outof the payment of the duty on ten barrels of spirits manufactured at a distillery in Eighth street, in this city. Bi DeKay, Assistant District Attorney, said:—In this case it seems to me that it would be right and proper that the NAMES OF THE DEFENDANTS Tamed in the affidavits should got be exposed in the meyer or journals of New York city until something has been brought against them, Now there is only the simple aifidavit of one man, and that is not sufficient to justify the giving to the public at large all the names of those persons who may be brought up or mentioned in this case, and therefore he asked that there be no reporting of this case until there was something established it the parties accused. eCommissioner—I am placed in this position, I have to hold an open Court. I sit here oF ine nd I cannot, therefore, exclude reporters yublic journals, Bekay--Severai prominent citizens may be vo much injured by the publication of the facts set forth, and it Seger to me but just to them that nothing should be published until evidence is proved against them. The Commissioner—I sit here holding open Court, and if the examination goes on I cannot exclude the reporters. Mr. DeKay said :—There are some persons men- tioned in the afidavit against whom, possibly, nothing may be proved. Mr. Rollins, of counse) for defence, said that it would be better if there was no publication or ‘the facts until the evidence was in. The Commissioner—It would be well tf, in the ex- amination, the names of parties against whom no evidence is adduced should not be published; but if the case goes on in open Court | cannot help it, and cannot exclude the reporters. Mr. Harland observed that it both sides desired it there wus nothing to prevent the Commissioner from holding the Court in secret. The Commissioner—If the examination is pro- ceeded witn I cannot exclude the reporters from being present. At this stage of the proceedings a consultation ‘was held between the counsel engaged in the case, after which Mr. Pierrepont said he would ask an adjourn- ment ofthis case. Ue had understood that there ‘would be a meeting probably to-day, not to oc- re ad a a length of time. The District Atl has since told him that this case would Noccapy @ great length of time, would be pressed on and would take several days in its in- vestigation. The District Attorney Knew some- thing of his (Mr. Pierrepont’'s) ‘engagements, which made it not quite possible for him to go on for a whole day. ‘He would, therefore, ask an ad- journment until Friday at three o’clock, if that Suited all the parties. Mr. DeKay replied that he had no desire to basten the case unnecessarily. The Commissioner—Make it two o’clock, on Fri- his Aatrs agreed to and the case was accordingly A unsel for the prosecution, Mr. DeKay and ex- Recorder Smith; for the defence, Edwards Pierre- pont and Messrs. Rollins & Harland. THE BIENVILLE INVESTIGATION. Further Proceedings Ycesterday—The Evidence of Two More Stevedores— The Man Who Found the Matches— Expected Arrival of Captain Maury. The investigation of the loss by fire, on August 15, of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer Bienville was continued yesterday at No. 23 Pine street before State Inspectors Boole, Hill and Mershon. The evidence throughout was partly corroborative of that of Cummings, Howlder and Goldwater of the day previous, and the only im- portant point ofinformation was that which made manifest the position in which the lucifer matches Se: deposited and by whom they were discov- Charlies Hall, a stevedore, employed by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, was the first witness ex- amined yesterday. His testimony was similar to ‘that of Patrick Cummings on the day previous. Witness gave testimony to the fact that, as far as he Knew, no matches were to be found stowed away in ‘the alter pi of the Bienville, where he = stationed, bat there might have been some in forward hold, the part where it was customary to place them. He saw about twenty odd cases of matches on the dock for shipment, but could mot say that they were put on board the steamer; nor had he any reason to bhe- lieve or suppose they were there after the steamer had sailed. He was certain that matches ‘were generally stowed in the fore part of the ship, but he did not see that done in this case. It was sometimes @ part of his employment to assist in stowing powder in the company’s steam vessels, but there was none of that material for the Bien: ville on the trip in question. The remainder of witness’ evidence referred to the respective post- tions of the different kinds of material on board, and in this respect was merely a corroboration of the evidence of Cummings on the day previous. Cases of kerosene oil were piled above the beef and pork; an ordinary plank of wood separated both materials. All the cargo in the hold he believed to be perfectly secure. John Kennedy was then examined. He was a Stevedore employed by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company; he helped to stow away the cargo of the Bienville in the lower forward hgld; instructions ‘were received from the upper deck in’ regard to the details of their work; witness distinctly remem- bered that the kerosene of! was piled in cases above the beef and pork, abaft of which were bar- rels of lard and tallow ; barreis of oil were placed on top of the cases of machinery ; there were about twenty cases of matches, which were put next to the oil and on top of the beef; some bales of waste cotton were lying near; this’ was in the forward pa the boxes 0 ches might have been ig- nited y& coming. in contact fgidenty with any Bcavy, material. At this) part of Kennedy's testimony—which seemed to the inspectors the most reliavle evi- dence yet given, that the matches were on board and in. dangerous position--a telegram was re- ceived from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company that Captain Slaves, formerly of the Bienville, now of tae boean Queen, would arrive in this city by the latter steamehip about the 20th inst. The in- vestigation was then adjourned until Tuesday next, the 22d inet., whem Captain Maury will be present to give some very important evidence in connec- tion with the Bienville disaster. ay D without gar, chloroform or tuher Combination Sets nd durable; Rubber sets, $10. 216 Sixth ween Fourteenth vant fifteenth streets, “ Drs. 1 SHARD & SMITH, » he 4 T PAIN, 15 YEARS; iful Teeth, $1; Set, 4 Ad Spe: cialty’; ‘Sets re* ILLERS, Grand, near Broadway. rearaess Uae 2 fished ookinggnd accornplished y oung lady. be fs with a ity to ratimony. f aug toe Adence for six day HOPE, box 22) Herald office. qunintance GPRANKFIELD 2 CO., JEWELLERS, 99 sixrit of Fourteenth frees at het venue, corner of Twenty. six tl mite Anette CY hes, ste yt fiver Cy finest Silver ate cb APY ks. tine selectivus, at very jo & For laying Belgian an pavement in 119th street, from Third pvenne © axenne ia tro pect ing Belgian, pavement in Pifty-frst piaciy | ie ob pa et, tra, et laying mm Por iaying, —— in. Finy-Atth street, Roghth to to Tent nmi Yo'fonth avenue, laying Belgia 7 ieee the nae pavement in Nineteenth street, In Forty-sixth street, ‘Ninth avenue, from 13 er hay Nici wenn it In Stuyvesant 0 street from Secon to Third avem a sen wil i. mio Nicolson pavement in Ninth street, from flagging easterly side of venue, from Fif- tieth to "Putysminih ree ee etree. aoe hase ay Sagying Fifty-fifth street, from Broadway to i For hnguing Seventy-seventh street, from Third to ®. For flagging 123d street, from Third te Fourth avenue, pees or: flagging Fifty-ninth street, from Ninth to Tenth - ‘aK Yor flagging Fiftieth street, from Fifth to Madison RRs Por flagging Tenth street, from avenue D to East hay r curbing and fi Bevel! in sti om 1 Hoan i flagging venty-fourth street, from curbing and dagging Msth street, from First ave- a 26. ‘For ct curbing and Sagging Fifty-siath street, from mth Sree Broadwi 27. For 1 cain. fikegiog First avenue, from Thirty- third 2°, ae rth stree 23. Fi acne and rading, curbing and Pity, cninth st street, from First avenue to East River, nied For regulating and erage. curbing and fins ng Byrenty-secona street, from Eleventh avenue to Hi ty ‘ror eet tee and curbing and fit Forty-aixth stree from jieven avenue to the Hi on 31. For mang om “agree in Hudson street, between Bank and West Twellth ts, and between Horatio and oe Por building s ra ty-second street, betw. ‘oF bui sewer in Sevent een, avenue A and First avenue, 3. By pe yn fas newer i in Fifty-sixth street, between ae For building sewer rin 115th street, between avenue A and First avenue. 35. For building sewer in Seventy-fifth street reek, fro Team oie seth and through Ninth avenue to ighty- 3s. ror “bullaing sewer in Delancey street, between Can- non street and River. 37. For building sewer in Ninth avenue, between Fitty- ‘Aft and Fitty-seventh streets, and in Fitty-seventh and Fifty-eighth streets, trom to Eleventh avenue, The limits embraced by nt, several houses and lots ‘of ground, vacant lot, pat Darcels.of land situated on 1. Both sides of Finty- sixth, from Ninth to Tenth sd vbrend tothe extent of half the block on the intersecting 2. Both sides of Forty-second street, from Tenth avenue to Hudson. eee ip Gi entent of half the block on the intersecting streets, teseath Aides of Porty-sixth street, from Second avenue to East River, to the exten8of half the block on the inter- secting streets, 4. Both sides of Broome street, from Broadway to Cen- ¢ block on the intersect- tre street, to the extent of half Both sides of Eighth street, from Broadway to Fourth ing streets, Pio to the extent of half the block on the intersecting stree’ 6. Both sides of Corlears street, from South to Water baa ie the extent of half the block on the intersecting 7. Both sides of Watts street, from Canal to West street, to the extent or half the block on the intersecting ae oun sides of 119th street, from Third avenue to ave- iced ba to the extent of half the block on the intersecting 53 ‘Both sides of Eightieth street, from Second to Third aS patito to the extent of half the block on the intersecting ets. STO Hoth sides of Fifty-fest street, from Broadway to Eighth avenue. to the extent of halt the block on the in- tersecting streets. IL Both sides of Fifty-fitth street, from Eighth to Tenth axetae to the extent of half the block on the intersecting we Roth sides of Nineteenth street, from Sixth fo Tenth pane: to the extent of half the block on the intersecting aS oth siden of Forty-sixth street, from Ninth avenue to Hudson River, to the extent of half the block on the intersecting streets, 14. Both sides of Ninth avenue, from. Fourteenth to Twenty-third sesh to the extent of half the block on the anpereterisie Be 15, Both tides st} Stuyvesant street, \d to Thid avenue, to the extent of half the block 0 on the ‘Tater. neetin streets, loth sides of Ninth street, rrom Second to Thrd block on the intersecting yen to the extent of half the streets. 37, The ery aoe, of Sixth avenue, from Fiftieth to Fifty ninth atre 18 Both rides. ‘of Fifty-fifth street, from Broadway to Eighth avenue. Both sides ot Seventy-seventh street, from Third to Pith avenue. ae sides of 1234 street, from Third to Fourth av- oo ‘Both sides of Fifty-ninth street, trom Ninth to Tenth avenues Both sides of Fiftietn street, from Fifth to Madison Re: nue, ret Both sides of Tenth street, from avenue D to East 24. Both sides of Seventy-fourth strect, from First ave- nue to avenue A. BY Both sides of 118th street, from First avenue to ave- 745 ioth sides of Fitty-sixth strect, from Seventh ave- nue to Broad w: a 27. The easterly — of First avenue, from Thirty-third tof thie -fourth street, oth sides of ney. ninth street, from First avenne ie block on the in- to Bast River, to the extent of halt tersecting streets, 29. Both sides of Twenty-second street, from Eleventh avenue to Hudson River. 30. Both sides of Forty-sixth street, from Eleventh avenue to Hudson river. 31. Both sides of Hudson street, from Bank to West Twelfth street, and from Horatio to Gansevoort street, 32, Both sides of Seventy-second street, from avenue A to First avenue. 33. Both sides of Fifty-sixth street. from Second to Third avenue. 34, Both sides of 115th street, from avenue A to First avenue. ‘The property hounded by Eighth and Tenth avenues 1 Seventy-third and Exghty-sixth streets property, bounded by Bowery and East River and Rivinton and Broome streets, 37. Both sides of Ninth avenue, from Fifty-Afth to Fifty. seventh street; sides of Fifty-seventh and Fif eighth street: home Ninth to Eleventh avenue; the soutl erly side of Fitty-ninth street, from Ninth to Tenth ave- nue; and the easterly side of Tenth avenue, from Fifty- eighth to Fifty-ninth street. ‘All persons whose interests are affected by the above Ramed assessments, and who are opposed tothe same or either of them, are requested to present. thelr objections in writing to Thomas B. Asten, Chairman ot the Board of Assensors, at their office, 19 Chatham street, within thirty days from the date of this noti A tie PARTNER wANTED—WITH irsineee $5200 in cash, to increase an ge an cutie rogtae AN nas Aig PECTABLE MAN WISHES 7 waite ay’ ying business oy a eA FEED, FLOUR AND ORAIX —— x —_ run stones complete; ‘Or will sell Halt Interest; inal esbae is SON, MAN WANTED—WITH CAPITAL SUFFICIENT TO purchase half interest in a 5 noe nee of eral utility and great merit; a Sadoe ter to be made. 178 Fitth avenue. SURE FORTUNE,—PARTNER WARTEO BANU: facturing the ‘most sainble little srucle it ‘gnteds profits immense. Apply before 3 Ft i Yat Me Broadway, room lt LIVERPOOL FIRM HAVING GOOD Mineehd the among spinners in Lancashire, is senting a New York house exporting cotion. ronddress: 4,034 Post office. GENTLEMAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, RE- quired to manage a lucrative business. This isteally an exi rdinary chance. Call between 1 and 4 P. M. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. LADY THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING FRENCH dress and manteaux making, 0 first class loca- tion, desires partner, advancing lurnish parlors; Dest'r references. Adiress LADY, Herald Uptown Branch A —FOR SALE-THE WHOLE OR ONE HALF IN- «terest of a Manutacturing Business; oronte nol ae s% than 50 percent Call and investigate at Broadway, first floor. A HALF INTEREST IN THE BEST SODMER hs ou and Oyster Saloon on Sixth avenue for sale first clase business done; good reasons for selling. LLOYD, 29 ower, OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR ONE-HALF b oapicerd est of a first class Poultry Stand in one ot markets in New York clty," Inquire ae 1 Pr nue, Brooklyn, from 7 PF, SALE—TWO VALUABLE SLATE eames, Profitable working and favorably located transportion, 4c. ; slate quarried of the juality, yang roperties can be visited and return to this city the same oS Apply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Broad: et Broadway. ave. WOR SALE—IN THIS CITY, THE INTEREST OF A retiring partner in an old established and successful lumber business, the remaining partner's active capital Teaulred from $20,000 to $30,000," Address LUMBER, box ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000, TO CONNECT self with light nana pemriee business; ieterences given and required. Address J. A., Herald ARTNER WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS wanted in the grocery business; highest references HAL! 'OWLER, given and required. 877 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ARTY WANTED-TO TAKE PHILADELPHIA ‘agency for an established manufacturing company: ie prevent manager has been in ill health for some years and retires from inability to to. give the attention requires in a rapidly increasing business; $5,000 cash required: wil Ha froin hic 1o'8000 a month: Address PHILADEL: PMO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN, established house forming Into companys too large for Individual management; large profits. | For particu- Ines call on or uddteas RUSSELL 262 Broadway. —AN OLD 0. CAPITALTSTS—$50,000 WANTED, IN A BUSINESS that is paying 50 per cent, The advertier, a practical Manufacturer of machinery, has on exhibition at the American Institute Fatt two valuable machines secured y patents. Not having suficient capital to extend 8, Lwould like to enlist the interest of one or pitalists who desire to enter into a manufac- turing business. ‘To such as will invest the advertiser can Gisclose superior, results and good inducements Good, active, experienced parties solicited. Address ©. A. C., Dox 5,609 Post office. ‘VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT, OF UNIVERSAL wees {OF, sale, On easy terms, or exchange, by B. KLIN CLARK, 85 Liberty street. W “i —A PARTNE! AN ENERGETIC MAN, with about $2,000, to sell a patent fancy article to Jewellers, Address 0. P., WASTED $30,000 1 Herald office. $50,000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL either active or d rofitable wholesale hi pecial, ina well established an ware business, Address A. D., box 118 Herald oft mel TO SELL—ONE ENGLISH AND ONE United States Patent; goods of both now in the market. Address PATENT, Herald office. radiant ae wil all shee experience’ can suggest ‘H WEEK AND UNanarep SUCCESS OF Sardou’s last and best written expressly for Lay, Miss AGNES ETHEL, baad ae the pie 5% ene characters by Miss Phillis Gi Blas Jenny Lee, Miss Jose- Lace on jarkins, Mr. Edward Lami . F ae lefry Montgomery, Mr. We P. Burnett, Mr. W. B. Laurens, Mr. Bureetaha and others, manner in which the play is presented the Eyen- ad | ba que amp eri ca qotbodoubted: re Fos canno RPASSLS IN’ ARTISTIC. ELEGANCE ANYTHING THAT HAS YER BEEN SEEN UPON THe pregent the rare excellence, in sage Pietaren, of being rich without gaudiness and chas Xan TINEK 'BVERY Li ed AT is O’CLOCK. _— sec! two weeks - } ate inne Box office oj Roce are open ae night ‘at 7%, eat Pied Pat b'stetook:. aise se ROAR MENT 18 LIMITED TO 100 HEATRE COMIQUE, MR. JOSH, HART. bebe 4 mmoth Trou uss MARION TAYLO. THE NEW D: THE EDUCATED. ‘Alvis, RAH NA BROGUE, THE BARN DOOR REEL. THE PRISON CELL. THE ESCAPE. THE COURT SCENE AND TRIAL OF SHAUN, THE SENTENCE, ‘TH. JOHN HART, KERNES, Jone A sued 188 Nel KY 9 FRANK MISS JENNIE HUGHES, ITTY 0 MISS ADA WRAY, ai as evi ELLIE SANDFORD, MATINEE WEDNESDAY HARD SATURDAY. RO aa T EW YOR! ieee 514 BROADWAY. ang, nea eF Ss pe in a pleasing progranimea.: ! THE we 8; BROTHERS, EMPIRE CITY. PETE AND BARNEY. Y HALL RUB BINGRELN WLENTAWSKT, Mr. GRAU has ite ande te apnauaee thet upon the ty turn of the com) m Boston and the New England ea to their departure for Phuladelphis, fashington he will give GpiNern ‘CONCERTS, on THURSDAY NG ‘and FRIDAY EVEN- AND ONE GRAND Saison ore on BATURDAY AFIERNOO: Ht. 26, a MUSICAL. N EXPERIENCED FIRST CLASS LADY TEACHER ace Piano and Singing has vacancies for a few more pupils yet, either at her rooms or pupils’ residences, at poet) ‘terms; superior references, Address or call o1 Miss care ‘Weber's piano rooms, Fifth avenue, cor- ner Sixteenth street, -MLLE, anit ie THE PAl DISSOLVENG on, by Professor TOBIN, of the Royal Polytechnic Institution, few and Appropriate Music by Mr. BAKER. LYMPIC THEAT, . 0 THOME ae SUCOESS \ ad uae oO 4, cHNMZOr.a'd 0 etal ane Sitndy Or a ‘charming > or ry Ofient 's opera, The fron Mile, MARI re Te ‘Go LA BERICHOLE. ‘Third appearance of the successful ngearatoe SUTEAU, Pot iio Pate io made @ DECIDED Hy night, Moas, DUCHESNE ‘and’ other euilnent FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, Under the direction of Mons, VAN GHELE, ise en scene by Mons. GABEL, fia at WO a is fusion $1;-Weserved Seats, $1 no’ LYMPIC.. coca yeni ear BE, ° 0 RAE Pan GhORER ex as Sct ox. a a reas weer, aller: ‘and 114 Bi idway. secured at tlie Ones, THEATRE,—EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.— the sollowing artists belongin: emg AIMEE reeRISEAN OPERA ‘hourre: i—Measrs. Nardin, Marcas, Adrien, Fointlas Mmes. pln Ee Pons, Cantreila, —-Régnault ete, The begn Seiils D Begins Mabe projtuced on FRIDAY EVENING MLL! IME; and on SATURDAY EVENING: with MELE woneLti (her frat appearance), the distinguished prima donna, from the Bouffe Ine. Seats can be secured to-de ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. MURRAY. ANOTHER BRILLIANT HIT of the eminent character actor, Mr. NICK MURRAY, DOMINICK M In his new and orci dra‘ GAMBLER! OR, THE MURDER ‘ON THE Note.—The ert of this interestit is derived trom. $1; th Keser ved res Seat Y, J of the UDSON. and powerful play haries Reade’s great hovelor rout tay. MURTY McNULTY, Mr DOMINICK MURRAY MATINEE T0-DA" The new Burlewiue Extrava Dnae ot DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, receded by A NABOB FOR AN HO! Uk tnt wre ‘ai the burlesque artistes appeat. RIDAY, Oct. 18—Benefit and last night but one of DOMINIK A MURRAY. A FIRST CLASS Lehane be icy WOULD LIKE to exchange lessons on iano for #_ pleasant home ina Bail hac Sabie amity fn in ae ty, or Broa References exch ‘MUSICL [AN, box Herald offi e. LADY OF THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUCATION gives lessons on the plano, at, puoll’s residence forms $15 per quarter, | Ad ©. G., care William Hail & Son, 751 Broadway. —HALLAM'’S MUSICAL ACADEMY, 12 UNION + sguarg. Plano, Violin, Organ, Singing, Harmony, instruction $10 per term; amateur orchestra, vocal quar tet, string quartet, now forming, $5 per term. ‘AN FRANOISCQ MINSTRELS. ST. JAMES TH. yor corner 28th st. pt Broadway. Glorious Success of the Qeiginal ar WAMBOLD & Ue KUS CISCO. MINST! EVERY ONE DELIGHTED, Rest. ELS. SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER. A Bad seg The Great Vocal Quartet ane BI oo WAMBOLD, REA) tary on FREDRICK Ks and, NORRIS. Gay RLEY BucKUS: MULLAL' REBECCA JANE, TIM. OASYS JOHNSON & POWERS, CHAS, GIBBONS. LOVE'S is ae Geo. Charles, in new acts. SCHOOL i —NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, + an institution for the advancement of the pupils; terms $3 per month: private lessons; best lady and gen- tlemen teachers ladies’ free class to study classical music. 662 Fitth avenue, C HORAL SCHOOL of, Christ Church, corner of Fitth avenue and ‘thirty-ffth street (entrance on thirty-fith street). Class tor boys Saturday morning, at 9, organist at Christ Mladetphia, ‘and H. rist_ church, Class for gentlemen (bassos and tenors), batarcay, aree ing, at8, under charge of a. W. M. W. Whitney, of Bosto! Boys and young men with vol voices susceptible of cultiva- tion, who will give their services for a stated time (after training) in the choirs of Cnrist church will receive musi- cal instruction from the most competent. masters, inciud- rivate lessons and Bod rehearsals, by application atthe music room of Christ church (entrance on Thirty- filth strect) at the above hours. Mr, Whitney will receive al limited number of scholars in singing. Address him at the church. All persons interested in congregational singing and a higher standard of church music are invited to be present every Friday evening, at 74g o'clock, at which time the Snare for the following Sunday will be rehearsed by both choirs. under charge of James Pearce church, late of St. Mark's church, Bt Stephen Cutler, Mus. Doc., organist New York. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—$8,000; A FOURFOLD IN. ‘vestinent in three month: jorable, respectable, Call on or a:dress W. H. IRVING, Belmont Hotel, 135 Ful ton street, alter 2P.M. $100 OR $X0 WILL PURCHASE THE EX- rw address EX Heral “—PARTNER WANTED—IN A GENTEEL AND a week; no risk. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY & ‘Auctioneers, No. 6 Centre street. clusive agency fora toilet preparation, For oLUs 1d od 3300. lucrative cash business; he can realize about 0. $800. —PARTNER WANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN TO POUV. take tull charge of good paying hay and feed store; money invested instock. Call atz8_ Newark street, Hoboken. WILLIAM cRANSTOWN, JR. $1,000 am ORTUNE QkOR THE MAN THAT . + will furnish $1,000 to manufacture an ar- ticie that costs 5c. and sells tor ce. Room 27 Occidental corner Bowery and Broome street, from 2to4 (ONTRALTO WANTED.—A GOOD READER AND soloist, for a church quartet, In Springtield, Mass Address box 715 Post office, Springield, Mass, ORT pyres) LESSONS ONLY; PIANO, ORGAN, itar, Singing, Harmony’ 92 Clinton Place gs eighth merece! established reulars and “Stu- lent's Journal’ matied free, J. JAY WATSON, Director. Lael INSTRUCTION —A YOUNG ENGLISH Indy, possessing a first class musical cducation, a guccessttl teacher and finished performer, has vacancy for pupils, advanced or otherwise; highest reteronces; terms moderate. Application to ANNIE BE, HARRI 202 seventy-sixth street, near Third avenue. Remo from 218 Seventy-fifth street. IANISTS’ Bees West Forty. fifth street. BERN, BOEKELMAN, Director. ‘Office hours 11 ie 2 IGNOR GIORGIO RONCONI WILL RESUME HIS instruction in Sinj inging trot from October 5, at his residence, 158 East Twenty-sixth street. 2.000. —WANTED, A BUSINESS WHERE THE |. the above Amount of capital with the ser- Vice cf two business men (tather and son) could be pro- fitably emploved; an agency for some reliable bustness ina Western or Southern town or city preferred: un- doudted reference given. Address W. M., Herald office, 3 00 ‘TO $5,0.—A SMART, ACTIVE MAN HAV- ing this at command, can purchase @ olesale Liquor Buriness in New ‘York paying ood Fonts; reason for selling as another business at a dis ddre+s W id oftice, THOwAS B. Crug TW JOHN TYLER ety, Board of Assessors, Orrick BOARD OF ASSESSORS, Naw Youx, Oct, 8, 1872 POLr PICAL, T A REGULAR MEETIN evening, October 15, of District Jacksonian Club, HELD ON TUESDAY Thirteenth Assembly Hons were adopted eni- dorsing George Deviing for Alderman. W. Lestrm, Secretary, MOSE JACKSON, President, T A LARGE MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS OF the Eighteenth ward, held at the New York Assemb! Rooms, on October 15, b. T. Cunningham was unani- Thounly ondorsed for Assistant Alderman of the Rixteonth Assembly district of the Eighteenth ward. LL DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF THE ELECTION of General U. 8. Grant, as against Horace Greeley, are requested to call or send their address to the head: quarters of the “Independent Democratic Campaign omits pert rooms 5 and 6, No. 9 Spruce street. Pack, W. ORRIS, Chairman, POLLO HALL—FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY _ DIs- trict.—Assembly Convention met at Bungings er’s, M7 West Thirty-second street, October 16, at 8 P. M., oF ganized and adjourned to Monda ,Ogtober 21. EW N, OLIFFE, Chairman. 16 priate ey OTIC ed MEMBERS OF THE “BLOOMING- By natls Workingmen's Club” are requested to attend ut Danfel ¢ Maan ans, 110th eet and Tenth avenue, on Monday evening, the 2iet . a8 there will be a speaker resent and some busin of importance transacted. atrick 8. Close, Presid James A. Kennedy, Vice President; Daniel n, Secretary; Thomas Horan, Treasurer; Michael jag ary, Sergeant-at-Arms, popiticar. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done at short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Sateen ce corner of Broadway and Ann street, New Parry LANTERNS, FLAGS, aC, ar G,. BRUECK’: s AN WORKINGMEN’S AS. tat 63 Bayard clock. President. HE MATTHEW T._ BRE foclation of the Sixth ward will m street on Friday evening, 18th ingt OMAS MUR Lawrence Coste..o, Secretary. _Twowas Cnaxn, Treasurer. DANCING ACADEMIES. A —DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, + Fifth avenue, will commence October ud terins send for circular. x CADEMY, 289 BL —MAR'S Di CING +4 Re sireet.— « Tueday and Friday evenings. For particulars send tor circular? ‘N-B-—-Matinee Hop Satur: day, October 19. As eA DANCING A RE NOW OPEN J onle Mall, Id wad 14 Rast thirteenth street, aud Brewer! Hail, tof and 188 East Filty-tourth street, PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day ov evening. CARCULARS at Private Academy, 212 East Eleventh st. SADEMY OF DANCING, EXBIC WALL, A hivay. between dist atid 4 ria, Kesetvotr square. Mr. TRENOR’S beautiful Academy Rooms are now open ou Mondays Tuesdays, Thursdays ani Fridays. | ‘Ay attend by eget at their cogvenien Each pupil taught the waltzes separaitiy. See circulars, ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME Sr, Br ai'the fastionable Dances. in one cause of lessoas. NTLEMEN, tu eae Hy Feidaye 14 G a Raandayay a be M, OTe SOIREE EVE EVERY viibaY EVENING. 8 GARMO'S A aNth iG ACADEMY, re Fourtventh CIRCULARS may b6 HAD ON APPLICATION. Ar ua For days R. AND oe HEA ACADEMY ORD DANG. M ing, 64 West t.—Instruction will commence saturday, eid Send tor circulars — MOREE Pan rede AMMA Ber adit Thursday evening: ree every, Monday ev A | Rew elses for Thurviey. "ital tolet. $3. OOO WANTED, A PARTY TO JOIN IN A + vory pleasant business speculation, which will realize a sure jortune in about xix months. For par- ticulars inquire of FRITZ, 1,203 Broadway. 5.000 PARTNER WANTED, IN ESTABLISHED e). Loan Business, entirely with us where the profile are very Inge, which Would be For interview and particulars address PERMANENT, Herald office. $10. 006 OR $20,000..—PARTNER WANTED, AO- tive or silent, to establish a staple, re- Hable, sate and well paying manufacturing business; will bear the closest investiga best of references given and required. Address AMPSON, Herald office. 95,000.-Fok Ake VERY Low, To CLosE partnership, an Iron Works, in com- plete running order, within miles or New York ; on rail: Poad, canal and river; $12,500 ma, lars, '&e., Inquire of Dr. LOVEJO $35. 000. —WANTED, PARTNER, SPECIAL oR « general, for urpose ‘of extending a well. established ines} in the manufacture of ed “i within 85 miles of New York; is only. For full particulars address rw York Post it office. remain. For particu ', 21 John street, STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP ighest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought: Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought, at'77 Bleecker street. T WOLF BROTHERS’, 89% BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and ‘Twentieth streets—Money loaned on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks, par- ticularly Pianos; private parlor for ladies. Business strictly contiden MERICAN OFFIC 75,00—ESTABLISHED 1854, — An Cae loaned on Valuables, Watches, Din- juonds, Jewelry, Camels’ Hair Shawls, Lices, €c.; Gr will wy. Prices par excellence pal . BARRINGER, roadway, opposite Astor p 1 A. HENRY'S, 631 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY street—Money loaned on W 8, Diamonds, Jew= éiry, Silverware, Silks particularly; private parlor for ladies; business strictly confidential T #9 NASSAU ne, oy tae John streets, NEWMAN oe duying, sein oradvancng on clry, Blanos, Merchandise “41 07 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET, Nperal advances oa tees Watehes Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hair Shaw! ces and Personal Proper of every description. SMES pega reoRer ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, a ‘ON AND LD continues the monds, Watches, Jew- jfe Potties’ for any amo unt WATCHES. welry and Silver Ware; and the ‘same ought. GEO. N, Sél Broadway, hear Fourteenth street; Private office, 69 Kast Thirteenth street, near Broad 39 NASSAU T, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.— OO Lideral a made on Diamonds, Watebe: olry wnt all Kinds of Merchandise. (The same ought and sold. Room |, 03 snare AVENUE, 4 and Twenty -fifth ‘sire MAN LEOPOLD, Liberal adv Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and ail kin: ne bought at ful! value, L. Bi 6 85 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY STREET. 1) Money. liberally advanced on Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Cloths, Silks and all oth rsonal property. Also a lot of ladies’ Furs and camel's hair Shawls tor sale. The same bought and sold. M. BROADWAY, OVER HERAL ., BEANCH, 5 1.267 room 'BPavor tor inden Branch 1st Fanon Feet, Brooklyn. “Money loaned Diamonds Watchoa fewelry, and same bought and LINDO BROTHERS, EUROPE, ue BENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL ‘alace, Upper Norwood, indon.—To tour! nd families its elevated, pleasant and most salubrious posi- thon, combined with the comiort afforded und te general management, have made the Queen's Hote! vorit sort pl the upper rauks of English syciety. a ‘OUNG LADIES WHO INTEND STUDYING PIANO- forte, singing and the German language, will And & comfortable home at the house of M: it EYSER- BECK, the daughter of Mr. Franz Abt, at Brunswick, Germany. Tuition in singing by Mr. Frat Abt personally ifdesired. Apply to B, HILDESHEIM, New York Musik- zeitung, German Savings Bank, cortier Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street. PIANOFORT! AP HAINES BROS. Union square, First class handsome new Pianofortes for salo 'y reasonable term: antt several used a litle, very low for cash. A. LARGE, STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO Tent or sell cheap; rent allowéd on purchase. ‘Call HITE’S * ATHENEUM, HITE'S paren ey Broa rata? osite Niblo’s Garden. EAT. ame TL ESORT. Gi R UNSURPASSED AND POWERFUL COMPANY. ATHE) PE' ISON, TO-NIGHT, ATENEO TO-NIGHT. ATHENEUM TO-NIGHT. THENEUN (E m ATHENEUM Di 'HENEUM JENNY BENS ‘THENEUM ADA GREENFIELD, ATHENEUM RICARDO, T ATHENEUM| McKEE AND ROGERS. TO-N) . ATHENEUM SETWART. ATHENEUM SCHOOLC: ATHENE! REBECCA JANE. ATHENEUM PRIMA DONNA, ATHENEUM tlie F, THENEUM wae CHIE: ATHENEUM ‘E'S MINSTREL: MA’ NEE EVERY Ww) RS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKL’ Bronson Howard's Local Society Comedy, INDS!1 New Scenery, Supet oa ‘Gontumes, Brilliant Music and cast to the strényth of the Company. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREET, ERMANIA THEATRE, EEE, street, near Third avenue. AD, NEVEND: p THORSDAY October i7, 1873, SINGVOEGELCHEN, Vaudeville. in one nek, by Gumbert. Comedy, in one act, by Hugo Muller. " ™ FIGEUNEE “Zi Yandevitle, in ong aef, by Berla, _Box office open dai 9 till “AcapEny, OF sate PLE Agee ‘ALIAN OPERA. GRAND KI NEE. LOGG pop Bonen “eigher 1 at IP. M., Miss KELLOGG, sen nora 8. Signors ‘ABRUGNEDO, MOMIANI GdcLoN. Bets t Pes OF MUSIC, Mr. J. B. BOO’ +s e Manager (also lessee ai ager aire). ei EB cusiiwa’ ear, su TUNICS BRUTUS BOO anaan yatinely Dramatic Company, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, in cule: 3 cyte Tragedy of Lady Macheth Macbeth WE RY. Friday ateoines Setter 18, ‘ane and ontivel ipod last, but two, grand representation by the worli nowned East Vanek. ak indian Magician, Profssor ie! . Appearance in the Ii. peat ‘on which occasion will be resented for the first time in the West the extraordinary Fransiorman of @ gentlemation into a beautiful young lady, together with a host of novelties. atM. M, MERRELL’S, No. 8 Union square (165 Fourth av.) ve “PARLOR GRAND SCALE 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Planotorte for sala; has all Improvements, patent agratte, carved legs and case, le to o1 use six months, cost $900 for $300, Inctuding stools Cover, des at private residence 120 West Twenty. treet, BARGAIN.—SPLENDID NEW ROSEWOOD PIANO, Rib bed 8 ae: serpentine case, carved cy lyre, e., cost $550, owner leaving city. Apply at 173 Classon ave: yrtle, Brooklyn. (A STSINWAY & SON'S PIANOFORTE, GOOD AS new, richly carved, overstrung, every linprovement, bargain for cash ; roscwood Pianotorte tor $19 BID 13 W ce, near Broadway. be WEBER 7 OCTAVE PIANO, NEW PIANOS AND Prince & Co.'s Organs to rent and tor sale on instal- ments; a thousand complete CORD ond pry ie, Ie, each, 8, T. GORDON, 706 Broadw: ne near ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANOFORTE— Celebrated city maker, In pertect order, fully guar. anteed, with carve & and Cover; only $160, 88 127 Bleecker street. A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale, grand scule, mae to order thy city maker, used five months, cost $90), tor $275; also Druwiny Room Fur niture, Etaveres, Paintings, Bronzes, Boo Silverware, Chamber and ‘Dining Furnitu of property; family leaving city. 36 strect. near Fifth avenue, Arcane TAKEN IMM DIATELY, $100, ROSE- ‘wood Chickering Pianotorte, including 'Stoot; modern siyle and improvemen plendid tone. Apply at the Fewidence, 28 Third street between Bowery and Second ISHER'S NEW_ SCALE PIANOS, THE MOST RE- liable Pianys made, with latest improvements, full warranted. 425 West Twenty-cighth street, near Nin avenue. Handsome second han: Viunos very cheap. FAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PT. M anoforte; same as new ; superior tone and finish; all the improvements and fully warranted; @ sacrifice for st cash, 26 Prine: AGNIFICENT 7% OCTAVE torie, having overstrung bass, carved and every modern Inpro venient: only $225. dinary sicritice. Mi® GORDON, 196 Bleecker site: t, near Macttouigal. EW STEINWAY, CHICKERING AND WEBER a and up right Pianos to rent. . POND . CO., SAT ches dish and 39 bowtie square IANO AND PARLOR ORGAN W: change for 21 Lots, beautifully situated on the White Plains division of the Boulevard; large quantity of fruit, Inquire of Dr. BROOKS, 98 West ihirty-second street. Lg =PIANOS MANUFACTURED FOR TIE first, class Pianos at moderate prices; the ROSWOOD PIANO. legs, agrafie traor- ed, 78 Burrow street, near Hud : boas. PER “MONTH WILL BUY A MAGNIFICENT an hew upright, square or square grand Piano, pad tor five years @ janos to rent at WM. HA. SON'S, 761 Broadway. WOR “SALE-A SLOOP YACHT, 3% FEET LONG, Inquire of J. & W, MAC: tH valy one year old. cheay Micecker sttocs DUFF. 77 SLOOP FOR gy GROSS TONS; DRAWS feet water; in good order. Apply to owner, BS, NTERS nufacturers, 93 Fulton street. stank JONATHAN JANES, Sore & lANRS SE MUENRY L BLOT (OR ONE “WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, THE ELEGANT QUADRUPLE PAVILION THE On ah FARK Roce eRe, EN oa CIRCTS, 7m) LaF oF TRIQUOIS INDIANS, n the Fpacions grounds FOOT OF THTery. POURT EET, EAST RIVER, within two tainute? walk of the following lines of cars :— Avenues A and B, ®. First, Second, Third and Fourth ave- . Belt road. nues, and VERY AP AFTERNOON AND EVENING, 0 RAR BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILI ‘A CIRCUS COMPANY OF ONE HUNDRE! . including the Deqatinl® pense tion. eee great Roreehock aot, Bareback Pirouettlst. E. W. PERRY, the great Four Horse Rider. Look out for the great Procession through the principal streets on Monday morning. Doors open at Land 7 P.M. Admission 50c. Children, twelve years and under, 2c. “ACADEMY OF MUS! MATINEK—ITALIAN OPERA. GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE, neagherg cenper 18, at atl P.M, © KEL LOGG, Senora Ze Bignors MABRUGNEDO; | MOMTAM IS COULON. QT. PETE or yee 0. DALE, ct pefveen a eighth an ft, Ninth avs, naldly.tilamntnated Lecture, Pi GWICK'S 5) Ay! KeROSS THE CONTIN NT.” Admission 50 cents. WiE GREAT 2% CENT STOW! foot of ocaeg ae East Rive BAILE SUPERB CIROUS ikours AND GRAND CARAVAN OF WILD BEASTS. ADMISSION 25 CENTS TO ALL. SEBASTIAN, LUCILLE WATSON, YOUNG ROMEO, besides all the other great riders and acrobats, will appear, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 1s, and 19, afternoon and evening. EY, 7, DEWITT TALMAGE WILL LECTURE AT Washington square M. E. church (Fourth street, near Bixth avenue), on Sub- i Grumble Co." jonday evening, Oct. 2, 1872, mission, 50c,; reserved seat: ve had at the Methodist Book Room, Tickts ve ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LINGARDS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21—A LIFE'S DREAM. ANTED—TWO SEATS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON of the Rehearsals and Concerts of the Philharmonic Society, Address, with partict ottice. RIVATE LESSONS ONLY.—1 TOLIN, OR- $i fan Guitar, Singing, Harmony. 92° bere lace, ie h atreet. Instruments turnished for. private pene: fice; clreulars matled tree; terms favorable ; established Dt gree GUITAR, JTG, CLOG AND. SONG AND DANCE taught ina wane jnarter, ba ae ©. DOBSON, 200 Bowery. jos trom, BB eo se on Logas AY NIGHT, RIDAY NIGHT, Wxtnp—ror THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE AND in Avenue, Theatre, NTY GIRLS FOR THE BALLET. Apply, pervens and lat the osure. Soot abt arene: Opera House, 320 West 2th st, to Mr. J. THE LECTURE SEASON, Gi RMAN LADY PROFESSOR ‘OF LANGUAGES AL ina Tecturers walt mee ermanent enyagemnents ware tah or give private | in German, spat fs atherssdenae eee eco as Uae Bay: . vlog and Dr. Emi se fig eh foe eldelberg, Address A. that agement fo. retain th i RO" a a. ous attraction of Hes f obliges: man: wer ee MO) BA’ Ww eel sod Talla Haat doe oases eienalt . rave her celebrated on JESSIE TP DRER AYO m, SATURDAY, 01 T, 26 and SATURDAY MATINEE, AT FOOL The pertormance wili commence ett ie new Drama, 1GT amp See oe age ee DION BOLCICAULE eet by ai in over Too dnights In London with” "BROWN. TOON (irs. Heats may now be secured, CADEMY OF MUSIC—LUCCA, | the ITALIAN UP SHALLUCC. ctor. ty TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), October it nt 8 o'clock, wns yous MILLE. PAULING LUCOA, JES Te JESSIE (her oppigaichar ae Miss AGNES: CASSIDY, iN SIGS. ABRUGNE UO PAORLAMT, 00} MONDAY, Oct. TENTH BUBSORISTION NIGHT, Knabe' ce 8 are chain he r oy, Keadterny « of Music. Rekels can be obtained at the: Acne ‘Musie and Schirmer's music store, 701 roadways yO nue and &% ROOKLYN ‘AOR RME OF MUSIO, THIS + mee a OCT. 17, AT 8, 188 CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. sTaNous” Prodi }GNEDO, 'MORIAMI, GOULON, he Academy and Li Broadwav . RAND ( OPERA HOUS! Twenty. third stre Lessee and Manager corner Fighth ave: Mr AUGUSTIN DALy RO! CAROTTE, THE GRAND PARISIAN SPECTACLE. EIGHTA WEEK. The Home Journal says:—“The. strongest Sanh et sheet) wae ever " congregi piaee fe amusement in New York is now athe ered at the Grand all appear ever} might ip, fe mega ‘stock corpan' JOHN BROUGHAM, EADUA oh SOR, ROSE. HERSER, STUART RO) SON, the MAJILTONS and the LAU! ROI CAROTTE. [Fax LY, have each and reparately formed the chief and almost only Preeneg $ a laces of ami im_ New York elsewhere. The pal other ‘actors and eae the: grand scene! a chorus of fort ry, fay gue emeetae numeraries, form probably the most. expensive dramatic entertainment ever offered in this countrv.”” BIGuTR.t GRAND} ecw OF SATU! RDAY, an ONE O'CLOCK, Curtain rises at a quarter to 8 precisely: doors open at: Togs carriages may be ordered for Ll o'clock. wee ty may be secured tor a week in advance either- at the b bor omice of the Grand 0 louse or at the Avenue Theatro trom 8.4. M. til § P.M. RAND capa HOUSE, AY NIGHT, OCTOBER 20, THIRD GRAND-O: OPERATIO Cone ERT by the combined artists of the STR: con ‘ERT Company, and the NARETZEK TRALIAN? OFERA, sot Me with the oneal Mae orehepiras of ther Acadous Musig and Grand Opera House. CARLO’ LIZA RUBANOR SANZ 11 TERESA CARENO } SIG. VIZZANI! } 1G, RONCON _Prices same as usual, Box sheet open Thursday. TH AVENUE THEATRE.—(BEGINS AT 8) AUGUSTIN DALY. ‘ole Lessee and Manages LAST WEEK (BUT ONE) DIAMONDS, . LAST MATINEE (but one) of DIAMONDS on SATUR- DAY at halt-past one. eoaraciors, by. the entire Comedy Company, includi Panny t Davenport, Fanny mete, Orunany lactedia Jewett Linda, Dietz, Geortis Langley, Nellie Mortimer, Mr. George Clarke, We David “sete eo Grimhs, Henry Crisp,B. T. Ringgold, J. Lemoyne,. nth lias He ‘oth James Lewis, IN ACTIVE REHEARSA & series of Brilliant Comedy Revivals, for which new Scenery and new Costumes are now in preparation, in gluding the favorite plays of ‘0 THE BELLES STRATAGEM, THE INCONSTA! ‘ANT, EVERYBODY'S FRIEND: and Shakepeare's. exquisite Comedy of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. mt ie es Mr, CHARLES: FISHER, Mr. LOUIS JAMES ‘and iss MARY CARY will: ers, make their first appearance this and the entire: Company will be cided in the distribution. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, _ 201 BOWERY, Madame THE SLAVES DREAM. ZITELLA. HE SLAVE'S M. ZITELLA. THE SLAVES DREAM. ZITELLA. HARRIGAN & HART, ‘The Bros. e original and only’ VARELI LITTLE FRAUDS. YARELLA TONY PASTOR'S NEW SONGS. THE STAR TROUP: LLA. ALL Ri E. FRIDAY EVENING—LADIES ieocenpenied by gentle. men) ADMITTED F' N's iene CALIFORNIA RSTRELS, ti MAGUIRE, & BILLY KMERSON ; Proprietors: ector of Annee mens: serine CHAT RAMME THIS WEEK, ;EHOLD aa CONSTELLATION OF STARS. Brey EMERSON, merere ‘brightest Star on the Ethiopian Staea AS. ar oe universal favorite and talented Comedian. . HARRY sTANWOO OD, the 3 ae Se that makes Remarks on the Banjo. t SHERIDAN AND M. the great Character Artists of America. CHARLES HEYWO! the great Male Soprano OUR GREAT VOCAL CORPS. J. A. PALMER, ‘eminent Baritone. JOHN ran opular Bassa. JOHN FENICK, HENRY PERC celebrated Tenor. eminent Baviadist. 8, A. HOLSWORSH, JAMES HERBERT, ‘Australian Tenor. pleasing Alto. Together with the only Orchestra of Solo Pertoriners? in the profession, x PE ete a, rst appearance of | 'Y & HEN EVERY EVENING: AND SATURDAY PWATINER. CADEMY, or MUSIC MATINEECITALTAN OPERA. AND KELLOGG SATURDAY, Octobe atl P. M., IL TROVATORE, Miss KELLOGG, Senora SAN’ Signors ABRUGNEDO, MORIAMI, 1 papas TITUTE EXMIRITION wont FIRST A THE GRAND: ERMIBITION cone Third and Second avenues, by Sixty-third street. An_ interesting, rare and comprehensive exhibit op American Skill, Ingenuity, Artisuc Development and? Material Progress, Qpen tram 0 10. M. daily until Nov. 13, the new oxy-hydrozen gas, A. Mt lendidly Ii ghted by pchoige Msi hy Ke ny xhidition Orchestral. sess ‘Mechantes’ tickets, in packages, 30° cents; children, nts, Everybody sht mila viste this unequalled display. Vi near Central Park, and cam be ronched by all ines ob sireet and steam cats by carriages of foot Entrances Om hird and Second aver 7, Ot ye YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- y, between Houston and Bleccxer streets. —Every one shout visit this wonderful Maseuin. Tt is full of aly on te should see and understand, Leet ilosophy of Marriage.” Those these import tant Leatres can bere aaee mires on rece! it of 25 cents, SEUM OF SNATOMN ae rwarded you IECRETARY NEW YORK M Broadway, New York. by og PERKINS” “DEFENCE OF THE HEATHES,” Association Hall, Thursday, ‘October IT. OLIVE LOGAN. “OF OF THE. CHOICEST 8 t BEATS 7 TO HEAR OLIVE: oe Friday night are on on sale at 14 and 701 Broad LADY AMATEUR WANTED—TO: ntertainmeus T, Herald office. N EXPERIENO! SED Sdaieee: fof tree. daye LRUTENAN Ro . METROrOUTAN THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, * MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.