The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1874, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. MPIC (eid THEATRE, a; i ae PoRIrE “ wt Worse of fee os pice GaBaI! riewyue, musical | gris arta GABRIEL “ul wastage BAYNORS, cana | BON: ne BLEGA son o Vaudeville Novelhes, com GABBIEL | prising specialty artists in every GABRIEL GABRIEL GABRIEL variety ‘affording en ertainments of the high orJer and rare excel- fenee tor which this popular family theatre is tamed. ame nd Manager MY. LESTER WALLACK nuns tee af & qeloek. kK LESTER WALLACK f iOMEDY rN NOTICE, BVENING UNTIL Y eR ey MUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT will be apaind Mr. Dien. Heucieault’ new comedy, A MAN "OP HONOR, | incipal members sone Re AU OLNM ENTS EXTIEGED NEW. The proprietor | pee ay if: paeenre se | in Snnonacing that whose connection With this theatre has alw ates o?itional vNeastre ty those! treque d'aud will shortly make his tirst appear in 0 years ALYS FIFTH AVENUE THRATRE, D ‘Twenty-eighth street, corner of Broadway. Begins at % Carriaves may be ofdered for LL. Box office open from $ A. M. Ull IL P.M. every day. ‘Seats may be se cured by telegsamm, letter or messenger ior one week in vance. Proprietor aud Manager. . Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY AT HALF-PAST ONE MATINEE TO-DAY OSLY MATINER OF ALLAOK’S. been a NEW YURK HERALD, SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1874.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. a BDRN. AONE, rr ara Poe RY! ING aon APPHaT Reever aE tir M8 Mi Pine — INA YOKE: MATINKS. ne PREDAIIOK VOR MATINEE FAWDON VoRE:, their great whimacality, oe ae LEws OF Tike Eroann aN Sauces OF THe eietex. ci THK KITOHEN, og TOE MATINEE, MATING! MATINER. MATINKE, v v 0.0 « KVERY REPRESENTATION. om. Re Me, MW. LEVFINGWELL MAP gowko avriok se dnaiing. AFTERNOOM AT 1:30. GAT B poops MUSEUM vgasggege WOOD'S, ee AST MATINEE | AND y aa — LAST TIMES OF “| |— Last LAST B te NIGHT MATING! fase Mende tout Born AFTERNOON AND og heyy ABOVE. The ’Premier Ventriloqui ee X DAVIS; The American Songstress, TRANTE ENGEL, ether with all the ‘Other specialty artis wonpat® BVENL 12, the Amerie: D Aster, Mr. OLLy BR boUD BEN ecULLOU Gu. MAN AND WIPE, medy, or cont my | dive acts and entiued { ines Roberts, Mr. Louis Bob grote. one who loved not wisely. well Jack Benedict. a chip of the every thing “regular Mr. DI Papa Vanderpool, the Pareu ne Period. 885 Mr. W. Davidge ‘The Hon. William Carter, a relic of the “Old ‘School’ -Mr, Frank Hardenberg | James Lewis | Baadorg tu Mr. Charies W. Witham. toilets a la’ =e ae me. Finchette. New and and original music “G7 Me. HB. Yodworth, and the following very powertul | jon of characters :— | | but four | ‘regular’ sort; in for Mr. D. B. Harkins | of ning tor ‘or pleasure, and never andl Mr. George Devere sir Mortimer Muttonley, the pride’ of the Saratoga r. George “Parkes mr. Cornelius Wetheriree, the Beau an the, Perio’ Major Ludington Whist, the “Swell” ofthe" "wells Mr. Louis James Frederick Augustus Carter, the Youth of the Period. ‘Mr. Hurt Conway Frank Littiefield, — plied of this or any Cg Period, i Gap, the Wai ‘ass. # Bell Boy of the U Bell Boy of the Congress. Beli Boy of the Clarendon. Bell Boy ot the Grand. . The “Artist,” at the Academy... Guests, Prouienaders, Effle Remington, the Belle of the “Larks” aud up to anything * “awful Fanny Davenport | Lucy Carter, the Bride of the rerio and she of the “Clarendon”. 3s Minnie Conway Olivia Alston, the Widow of the Pe ss Fanny Morant | Virginia Vanderpool, the Pet ot the tien | Miss Sara Jewett | Mra. Vanderpool, a Mother of the Period. Mrs. G, H. Gilbert Mrs. Gaytover, Saratoga knows her well. { Mary Nofton Marcy | Mupfins, an “Exile” of the Period...Miss Nellie Noruiner Lily Levangston, ¢ th Diss Nina Varian | § SctMr, Gilbert | -Mr. Brady -Mr. Owen Fawcett ion,” in for Ag. Ogaen, Marvins™ | “Miss Louise Congdon | 8951 Auic Luray { Children of the Period } erty | SYNOP. 1 S. ACT I.—Clipped_ from the “Personals.” Scene—The Academy of Design on reception night—-Dufloca. A grou) of belles take their last glance at the Academy betore the summer hegira to Saratoga, A Ras young “Caterpillar” | — the golden “Butterfly.” “Personal” and its re- | ACT JL—A White Mountain Runaway. Scene—Con- 6 Springs, Suratoga.—Witham. A race morning at Siratora, and “Hamburg’s” pretty backers How a Eereal a ‘Belle” won on the losing horse. The latest | Congress, Bob as a hero, and who his heroine was, The true story of the White Mountain Run. orate 1 TIL—Shot in the Woods. Seene—Woodiand view Saratoga Lake.—Roberts. A choice picnic party. The “Swell” of the “Wells” and the “Belle "or the Con “indulge in w duet. | What befell as the party, wi ‘A prince (in disguise) shoots « litte ! asin all true fairy stories, the little — “duck” turns out to be the “Fair Unknown.” He | rmits her to “remain on the spot in which she originally | rau ard Is surprised in the act by three terrible——!11!" CT IV. Pisi for Seene—Parlors at the U1 Bea: au mandate to the “Swell” of the “Wells” and to the “Pride” of the “Piszzas.” Four in gears and five in 1 The Saratoga code of honor. The hour appointed and the undertaker notified. A tiger ACT V.—“Number 73!” Scene—Benedict’s Private Par- lor" pate “Clarendon.” Ghampeane and Pistols for the A plan to secure the Widow. Sackett’s interest rs—ti@ir fright and flight! A pretty “Surgeon.” "ihe hevoe ihe created. An “Echo Chambe: m as any ip fe! How the mystery of the echoes was discovered, and how Mr. Sackett's Aunt helped towards the Denouement. An “Awiul” tragedy | camaingiy unravelied. j SARATOGA MATINEE SATURDAY, JAN. 17, at 1. | | S4TURDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, MAN AND WIFE. Box Sheet for securing seats now open. | In preparation, to be produced very shortly, a new and powerrul Comedy, in tive acts, by Mr. Augnstin Daly prepared expressly for this theatre and this company | om & Parisian subject, and drawn trom living is | and founded upon the the fratities and tortunes of society. | he new play is enuitied FOLLINE, RAND OPERA HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTY. | third street and Eiguihavenue, Cars and stages | the doors. Begins in the evening at 7% and on Toons at lig” Performance ot tarce ces are now Admission. Be. ; Re- | 4 $1 extra according 6 location; (gy She arene wart) rae’ 4c. cured in advance at the Office, which is open daily trom 8 to 5. = FOX’S WONDERFUL PANTO See FIR. N FIFTY-SECOND PERFORMA ma HUMPTY DUMPTY ABROAD. New, Bright, Fresh and Full of Fun Grand Spectacular Comte Trick Pantomime GREAT CHARM OF THE HOUSEHOLD ‘The Ne York Times says:—‘The sight presented the Grand Opera House on Sa re Two | day atternoon was one that woud | ———_____| have made a cynic smile. The the PERFORMANCES | tre, enormous asitis, was crammed, prea and of that vast audlence tive-sey: TO-DAY, enths were children, Bands of Ii —. and 12 youngsters came guaraed by | FAMILY two or three ladies. One would | MATINER |have thougnt that all the Kinuer- at | gartens of New York were assem- ast One. | bled in this Temple. of Momus to see | Een at 5 | the areh-mummer, FOX.” | SyfAll the specialties a: cach performance, MARTEN: | bis a LIND, KIGL SISTERS, ele TRO ‘OX . HUMPTY De Mery «OLD ONE-TWO Tce sl geo ATURDA™, Jan. 10, 1 874, Last night of Mise KATE FISH rit and the Horse Wonder. ENCH SPY ON HORSEBACK. JACK SHEPPARD ON HORSEBACK, ‘This afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Miss KAT nee in RPIN and TOM KIN 3 TURCK as UBTSING BoB, M™ F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEA ‘ATRE. MONDAY AND EVERY the Cen Drama entit TTLE SUNSHINE Little Sanshine.. Lilian Conway H ERMANIA THRATRE. 3 i AD. NBUENDORFY wa LA GRANDE DUCHES Opera Boufle in four acts by Offenbach. Box office aren daily trom 9 till 4 o'clock. } } ¥ PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE 201 Bowery. | TO-DAY BLANCHE SELWYN'S GRAND GREAT CHARACTER CHANGES. rt SAIDEE O'NEILS JIG. } THE RIVAL DUTCHM — GUS WILLIAMS ‘as Jabob Wanschell MATINEE, TONY PASTOR'S NEW. SONGS. HE FREEMAN SISTE GUS WILLIAMS” DUTCH sOx at 2% o'cloc ALL THE STARS TO-DAY. And the ‘ates admitted free to the matinee tc | RK JEROME HOPKINS’ CHRISTMASTIDE Con. | cert for the “Orpheon” Free School Fund, THIS | ANG, January 10, ‘Seine Hall, Roprano., Mr. HARRY JONES, Barytone ir. F. J. EBEN, HN. BERTLETT. Pianist. Mr ADRIGAL ‘cuts ‘AND ORPIEON BOY CHUli, e finest in Amer: its, with scoured Quo FRANCAIS DE L/HARMONIE. ANNUAL MASKED AAD F FANCY DRESs BAL ACADEMY OF oF Boyt, TH CRSDax, Jal JANUAR. Tickets and Roxes at Rullman’s, 114: P. Rontey’s, 713, and A. Flaurand’s, 457 Broadway, up stairs; Pond’s muxc store, 39 Union square, and 38 Clinton place. rpae rian, ‘fi Be Free! “week of prayer” will be 15e, each. xpected. cale of prices will be BAIN HALL, Great Jones street ‘5 y ¢ Vokes Family havin completed aud terminated their ong and saci esatul ot ement with Sheridan Shook, Esq., are now prepared reat ith mana rs for tuture dates. Ail communi addressed to their business manager Mr, WARDLE CORBY, care Qf Mr Sanditer, os Broadway, corner of Bleecker street, New York city Every eve’ ng this * OBINSON HALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, Near | Broadway. THE PICCANNINNIES FROM LON. iN, every ae Ay wer. evening ats wns «4 instrumental masic, mirth, dancing and ine opera by. a troupe of the smallest artists in the rodars My? aes in fg rom Wto inches. Don't tail le. Two hours of tun and constant ree ihe i m fe.; children half price. Ke served sen a stra. Box ‘omice open from SA. Mt, PHAEL DE SOLA, Manager, late of Theatre Loyal, Heymarket. Landon. | by more than 10,000,.0) of persons. | tant may’ be distinetly recogn) | Magnetic Apparatus, &c., dc., dc., | onthe Tarret will atford (Gumone s SATURDAY EVE. iG CONCERTS, GILMORE’S TWENTY. ‘OND REGIMENT BAND (65 | performers), Armory, Fourteenth street, near Sixth | tor the’ first time in an American band, | saxophones. Among the selections are Wa | next week to fulfil an engagement for six in St HR © OLOSSEUM, Broadway, Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets, NEW Y( YORK. The Management has the pl pleasure of announcing the completion of this immense and costly iron structure, on = sae jor the express purpose of inauguraurg in New A NATIONAL L_ EXPOSITION, comprising a series of entertainments of a novelty, variety and magnificence never beiore attempted in this country, and unrivalled in Europe, aifording to the citi- zens or New York and. its milion of annual ‘visitors 9° piace of day and evening resort, where @ high order of rational enjoyment may be coinbined with instruction scarce], inabie elsewhere. jposition Will be formally opened to the public SATURDAY, JAN, W, 1874. The Displays of the coming week will comprise he world-renowned CYCLORAMA OF LONDON BY DAY, Painted by E. T. Parris, in 1823, from sketéhes by Thomas Hornor. This immense picture, covering 40,080 square feet of canvas, has, for 40 years, elicited the wonder and ad- nuration of artists and critics, and has been visited Its a view of old London, from THE DOME OF 85T. r. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, comprising an area of 139 miles, so vividly and absolutely accurate, that, with a telesco| a objects seven miles dis- The Vid Bow Bells Chimes: are introduced. In the evening, ‘The more’ modern and startlingly beautiful CYCLORAMA OF PARIS BY NIGHT, Painted by Danson & Sons, in 1543 In_ this Chef D'uvre or Modern Art, the delighttul illusion of the Drilliantiy illuminated city, with the ex- guisite effects of moonlight and starlight, are inde- seribable. : THE POLYTECHNIC PROMENADE, 300 feet long and 39 feet wide, decorated by Mecers._ Lord & Taylor, rendered serceable by musical recitations of the COL- ISEUM BAND. In the alcoves wi be presented a series of constantly changion novertion bad” among which are musical marvels, industrial curiosities, me- chanteal wonders and optical iNlusions, Comprising ‘ising the SPIRIT FLAME, 4 wonderful miracle of science. THE SPHINX, Enamel introduced in the Egyptian Hall by Prof. Astarting us on, THE WONDER MIRROR OR SPEAKING PORTRAITS. Modelling, Glass Engraving, ay nit ya Electro- | im th THE LECTORIUM. Professor TOBLN, late Secretary of the London Poty- technic, will present, familiar Lectures on Popular Sci- ence, illustrated by complete and costly apparatus. The programme of the week inclades a pleasing Lecture on HE ILLUSIONS AND DEGUSIONS OF SCIENCE, troducibg anew and original Mystery, called inttodae Dg a eT PROTEAN CABINET A MAMM OTH Ey ATOR, a — s Brocuers, conveys visitors to the Tower every, fig FANOFTICON, magnificent moving Poly- | New York and vici | ih LIGHTNING FLASB | out, ihe ot Aes trom _the Tower will announce to citizens | 8 o'clock by Washing TAK WHIS orama of By peculiar ‘apgements the curious phe- | nomenon—so re i St. Paul's—is produced in the | Promenade. P li feet apart may hold conidential converse. Aamission to Colosseum, including the numerous at- fractions of the Promenade and Lectorium, 50c.; admis. | = to Cycloramas, 2. ; reserved seats in Lectorium, The entertainments will [be under the direction of Pro- fessor Tobin. THE COLOSSEUM RECEPTION. ‘The Colosseum Grand Reception will be given on Thurstay evening, January Guests will take notice, in order to avoid contusion, that carriages arriving wali turn up Broadway and set down at the grand entrance, thence up Broadway and wait. On taking up they wil Grive from seventh avenue, on Thirty-fitth street, to rand entrauce. “Carriages may be ordered at 12 o'clock | RYANTS OPERA HOUSE. 2d street and éth ay. Begin INDERELLA MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. pa) the children to see the fairy burlesque of CLy. DERELLA TO-DAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK, NDERELLA or, the Fairy and the CINDERELLA | ittle Glass Slipper. Beautiiul scenery, mu- sie and ne en ihe seene. Going ti Cc. ERELLA Ball Cinderelia's gor- | CINDEREGLA geotis chariot. Bring | CINDERELLA the, ttle one CINDERELLA HE SHADOW DANCER, ‘The Mutton Tal ing with the Wrom, CINDERELLA. MATIN SIND BRELLA GINDERELLA, MATINEE AT CINDERELLA. Children half price. DERELLA DAN BRYANTS MINSTRELS 16. O-DAY at 2 O'CLOCK. ossesees Manager UARY i, SACRED CONCERT. ENGRIN, LOHENGRIN, ‘her's most renowned oper Elsa; Mine. Perl, as Ortrud: Plager, Chorus and orchestra of 45 meinbers each. i avenue. The programme for THIS (SATURDAY) EV! EN! NG, JANUARY will include solos for the unrivalled cornet player, Ar buckle, and the great saxophone soloist, Letebre ; also, ‘a quartet for ner’s ““Tann- hauser Grand March,” Wieprecht’s effective “Fantasie,” from Meyerbeer’s “Prophet,” and the “Hallelujah Chorus” trom Handel's “Messiah.” The full band of 65 pertormers, under Mr. Gilmore's direction, will leave and concerts Louis, which will oblige the omission of afew Satarday Evening Conc in New, York, consequent, the. interesting progratumne for THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING will be the last until the return of the band, of which dne notice will be given. Tickets cents Vor sale at the Armory door and at the music stores. M® ‘at vin, BROOKE: LYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SIX LECTUKES on. ASTRONOMY, Evenings of January 9, 12, 18 16, 23 and February il. Course ticket, with reserved seat, $3, ior sale at the Brooklyn Mercantile Library, Montague street, opposite Academy of Music. } parlor, Atmtion: NOW READY rou QOOUPANOY, STROPOLITAN Tikarea, M 387 Broadway. 28) and raf nprune * sect cat 5 franee ME > LAN NBW vIRKPROOF UILDING, Mirsorocitan | o* Gohmaumnal EV id FULTON, NASSAU AND ANY STRERTA METROEDLIFAN | MIS CLATA eeD vEan tntia ELRGANT OFFIORS AND LARGE VAULTS TO PROMDLITAN the RELY RENT, IN THE ABOVE ool ssapeie me hand ot 0 et eat | FIRBEROOF, WELL LOGATSD BUILDING, BBING rrarae ll “host a toptefo ihe ad of ta, bok (M OLOSK PROXIMITY TO THE Sinteoete cteghon dash arn ieee L nem OFFY HALL, THM COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, pe teins Rie eee a6. , ao ‘The Se saa ‘and Mina ieate OPPIOKS SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, ao . es [etre BOTIONS. | Bawas, INSURANCE OOMPANIRS 40.. 40. OAN BB HAD, SINGLY OR BN SUITB, OF ANY DRSIRED SIR, FROM WXi2 FERT TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, £400, $800 AND UPWARD TO 612,000, AOCOBDING TO @14B AND LOOATION. — THE ABOYR BUILDING 18 COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCOUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO PIRST OLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORG AND ALL MODERN IM PROVEMENTS. RENT OF SMALG OFFIOBS. Chi Cai ete rat ap Vromier Ventrilog: OOTH'S THEAPRE. LESSRR, 3. BE Boora. ‘aoe a iy # Rr ‘Gaute %. Laat whiix oF OF ae Fs. OA Bag 48 OR, Tak anes Ag TRAY ELL EVERY NIGUT AND TURDAY ATINER, On MONDAY mye 2 Ja rent! 13, 1374, will make her first a) apauce at this theatre in Adolphe Belot's new play entilied uA FEMME DE FRO, which bas beem several weeks in active preparation, and ‘aie eon pe with new and ed scenery. Pee ‘8 POW BREUL CAST and with NEW and KNT! Meee ORIGINAL Ba EFYKOTS, rg 8 Rey Pg a Ct a | = &, SAMUELLS’ NEW PARK TURATESS om Lou tao 4 = TV. and Me HIDDEN BA BP caer 00g wo 2000 1/900 ar tear earen Ta “1800 (1,000,200 pw, OO . 1500 10 =o ___THR ARKANSAS "TRAVELLER, De 120 = = NEW :W YORK “MUSEUM. OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker streets ~ Every one should vistt the wonderful museum, It is full of everything people, should see and understand. Lec- tures daily on the “Philosophy o! Marriage.” Those Rivest unable to attend these ieportans Mie can ave them torwarded, Wes i free. on receipt ot 25 cen’ addressing BECRETAKY NEW YORK MUSEUM OU. x |ATOMY, 618 Broadway. ATINEE.—MRS JARLEY'S WAX CHILDREN, VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHEK PUR- POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS. INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET. Jeri. Hay Beneeten aeare oe Mevaeearace. RESTAURANT we aten, TO poy igh een Forty-first eet turday, usiness of the Frankfort House ; 300 persons to sup- Janoary 10, até o'clock, — 50 cents. ply; corner ter Frankfort and William streets, . NHOICE NEW M “Chant de Guei Galop,” Aronson, Wilsot “rite de Mime. Angoty’ lancers and galop, Peter yy seg 3] ie waltz, 30c.; invincible ma eet Bi Lut A SMALL STORE TO LET—AT 456 SIXTH AVENUE, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, OR A HOTEL, RESTAURANT OR OTHER BUSI- lace) 0 by absutd Thy Feo tet igae \ iesolrmaaes apn or SHeRiAs Oe eae corner Forty. saith stree hth avenue. HHYSICIAN’S OFFICE TO RENT—HALF OF A block from Fisth Tolar in an eo lish base- inent house. 3 RDS, @ West Twenty-rnird street. ARE CHANCE,—ASTOR PLACE HOTEL TO LEASE favorably : over 100 suits of rooms; stores, restau- rants, basements most sightly and centrally located; facing Broadway, between Cooper ute and Bible House. Apoly at 26 Third avenue. TEAM, POWER—$600 PER HORSE; VARIOUS sized Rooms, cheap. BROOKLYN tka POWER WORKS, 8 Atlantic street, near South ferry. TEAM POWER.—TO LET, FIVE STORY BUILDING and, Basement, whole or in part with or without Steam Power; it; woodworkers allowed. 16) West Twenty-seventh frock (0 LET—IN STUDIO BUILDING. NO. FIFTH -sixth street, a beautiful Suit PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, | ec. A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO- forte to let, $5 monthly; also a sqnare Pianoforte, every improvement, tor sale or te let, at 13 Waverley place, near Brond way. GOOD PIANO, $70. STEINWAY, HALLET & Davis and other new and second Nand Pianos for Fent or sale on iustalments cheap; BERRY AN & CO., 789 Broadwa: A DECKER & BROS, PIANOFORTE FOR SALE. elegant 73; octave, double round, rosewood Piano, richly carved Case, cost $1,259, for $250; has ne improve- menis, overstrung, agraffe, &c.; al brary, chamber and diaing Furnisdre, in iots to vault: must be Ratt Call this day or Sunday, private residence 210 West 212 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD 7: SomvE FOUR round corners, grand square, nt ay ¢ Piano- avenue, corner rents i ‘arly new, iully guaranteed, { of Rooms oh second oor, H7 tet wont on Fiith avenue, Saas? Babel Covhcs ne Gast tek ahiniatie: Sia, tor 80 | oF feet front on Twenty-sixth street; warmed and sulta: sbIp PID satin brocatel Parlor Suit, cost $800, tor $200: one $150; one do., $50; chamber, dining Furniture; sacrifi Rosidence ‘Twenty-firth street, one door east of Fourth 4 ble for some kind of business purposes: also Studi io, with oe north ght. Apply on the premises to A. Di MAGNIFICENT 7}; OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. 0 LET—STORES AND TENEMENTS, ON GREEN- forte for sale ; four round corners, made order, celo- wich avenue, opposite Bank street. Apply atoflice brated | city ina ker used 5 months, tor ' Parlor, No. 226 Greenwich street, corner Barclay. Chamber, Dinin, tm sacrifice; property fami- “ West 15 Gi aw LET STORE AND LOFTS, 316 CANAL STREET; ly leaving city. si Ith st., near Sth ay, {Peet Pee corinne ane Pe ikea GRAND SCALE 74 Apply oa no souRNTAY 51 Lis- forte for sale; all best city makers; cost $1, Private residence Le ) Went 23: LADY WILL SELL ROSEWOOD “PIANOFORTE, Cover and Stool less than $100; modern improve: Pea) also elegantly carved rosewood a Hee ‘iano- 28 Third street, between Bowery ant cond av, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- mprovements;, nade to ), mae! $250; street, near eres penard stree! 0 LET—PART OF A LARGE STORE, WITH BASE- ment and cellar and sub-cellar; also first floor Offices, at moderate rent. Apply at 25 Park place. To LE! LEASE-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, PREMISUS 85, 87 and 89 Elizabeth street; lot 80x94; the whois covered with buildings fout and fve stories highs order; ‘stool, Cover, #e: ATRGAINS.—A_ gut PIANOFORTE, ONLY | good light all round, with engine, boiler, shatting and BAS 10; also a 734 octave Piuno, little used, at a sacri- foundry, Lin complete running order and how occupied ay on aGeount ot removal by the #tna Sewing Machine Sompany possession on or * Parlor Or, ‘an, s' ee SON, 127 Bl street. a betore Mayl snaps At 264 Bows URDETE ORGAN: BILLINGS & WHEELOCK General 4} ourteent it treet CBERCH oRGas WILLIAM H. DAVIS 2 SON, 40 Downing street, have finished and for sale two of UW stops, one of 5 stops and one of two manuales, 20 stops, at prices low for cash, DWELLIN Furnished, FURNISHED HOUSE IN NICELY TWENTY- second street, near Sixth avenue; part of rent taken fn board tor two; immediate possession. A fons BRILL OR SALE—A SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO: 4 West Thirty-third street. r SSA ae ve be sold tor $300. Address MUSIC, Ag to Her- OMPLETELY FURNISHED, A FOUR story brown stone House, on Fittieth ‘street, near pagel tee pcs: fine eer of the river; only $175 per GREAT VARIETY TO RENT OR SBLL; | Mouth; wil nee ree: Pus rds i applied to purchase. Prices to suit a JOHN O. *diGGins, No.7 Pine street. _ ry ELLOS, N08 Union square, 168 Pourin (0. LET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, BE. enue tween Filth and Sixth avenues, below Forty-seco! ANOS TO RENT—AND TO § 21 ON INSTAL street, for the winter or year. Apply to E. A. STANLEY, ments; $5) to $1,000; easy payme: 863 Sixth avenue, __ WILLIAM A. POND & ¢ ‘o. wed Browdway. =e Unfarnished. A COTTAGE IN HARLEM, CONTAINING BIGHT rooms: desirable location: possession immediately. | aaa e on the premises, street, second door west of T° ET-THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE No. 2% Greene street, betweem Amity and Fourth streets. Evie ey ‘0 RENT—A HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY House, all improvements, on Murray Hill. Apply on Premises 133 East nirty-sev nth street or ook Third ay, JTPRIGHT } PIANOS TO LET—SQUARE PLANOB, FROM at er mouth ; second hand Pianos from $75. WAL- | ae BROTHERS, 4 47 East Twelfth street, two doors west HIRE—WITH PRIVILEGE OF - POR: chase, a second hand Orchestrion or Me Organ. Address W. A. L. , box 2 Herald office. 200 PIANOS AND ORGA NEW AND SECOND hand, of first class maker's, will be sold at lower prices for cash Or instalments or’ for rent, in city o1 country. during this financial crisis und the holid vn by HORACE WATEKS & SON, Cae Bro: peers & an ever offered before in New ‘Agents wanted to sell WATERS’ celebrated Conce. TO ‘ind. ORCHES: TRAL ORGANS and PIANOS. “Wustrated catal malle 0 ele veunseeliess 3) 8 APARTMENTS FEW "En ANT, PURNISHED. BOOMS, WITH AA fire and bath, $3'50 to $8, to gentlemen. ' Private Rouse 88 Clinton place (or Eighth street), near Fifth ay. ~_ MUSICAL. A Pie x THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY has been incorporated in the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIL, No. 6 East Fourteenth street, near Fitth avenue, next door to Delinonico’s, NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE and complete music school in the United States. a Pupils mey begin at any time, the quarter commencing from date of entrance. Subscription books open a sg hy A.M. to9 P.M. urt street, near State. NUMBER OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— Suited for lizht housckecping of single men, with or without Board. Apply at Eighth avenue, corner ‘Twenty-fifth street. HANDSOMEBLY FURNIS 1EI > FRONT ROOM TO rent, in a private family, without hoard, to a gentle- man; location Forty-fifth street, between Sixth avenne ud Broadway: price $12 Ey week, with fire. Address A., box 137 Herald Uptown Branch offic FEW ROOMS TO LET—IN A VERY CONVENIENT location, to gentlemen only; terms very moderate. Apply at 12 Union square (east side), third floor. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SITTING ROOM, with one or two Bedrooins adjoining, neatly tur: nished, without board: also two hall Rooms: reference exchanged. 80 Ui tbichy place, near Fourteenth street. DUKLYN 102, 104 ana, 106 \ TH BALL #8 ASON. | {ATINEE BALLS—EV ERY at a3 Sresing at Sat B ith street. Tat chee ks 50c. PHE SECOND ANNUAL, SEaxp BALL in aid of the EW YORK INFANT ASYLUM will be given at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TUESDAY EVENING, JAX Tickets may be obtained of the manag’ folowing conven nt places : K. Garrison, 40 Park avenue. H. Tows, Gilsey House. rs. James M. Black, 91 Firth avenue. Miss Alice Sandford, 462 West Twenty-second strect. Mrs, Joseph Wooster. 115 Bast shirtieth street ATURDAY APTERNOON HOVEN HALL, 210 and vi nished front and back Room on second floor to rent; terms RY DESIRABLE AND HANDSOMELY FUR. reasonable; referemces ex: small Private family wed. Ne LARGE FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM ON the first floor to let, suitable for physician or music : piano in room rent $80 per month. No, 1,372 _ Apply betore A, Mo PARLOR FLOOR, PARTIALLY FURNISHED: also @ large poe on second floor; also lai id and at the Mre BH. Van Aukery 421 Fifth avenue. nan hele ree ors cine pares aad Mrs. Amos Tenney, 212 West Fitty-ninth street. e Mrs Me Baiss @i Broadway. keeping, 30 East ast Tilrteenth street, sear Broadway, Mr. Jos, Case, ol Wall stree au A ath LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, FOR TWO ents, without boar ‘West Twenty-sixth HED NICELY. aw e wre of Mrs. John McGinnis, Jr., est Forty-second terms $6 per week. Frit reet. M ha “WA LLAG EZ HOPS” (SIXTH), SATURDAY — Er A 10, 1874, Ferrero’s Assembly Rooms O8D STORY, THREE OR may: iting st Fourteenth str comme nc- four rooms; part ot Third Story if wanted ; privat fe arbaud rate BiIe P.M “Come one: come all? house near Broadwav, Apply at 47 West Twenty-aleta GEORGE H. WALLACE & BON. street. ATH REGIMENT BALL.—MRS, P., RECEIVED YOUR note too late, Address again, appointing an inter: view, P., Herald ofice. URNISHED FLAT—BETWEF. TWELFTH AND Thirty-fourth streets, ectable neighborhuod, ‘wanted by gentleman and lacy with family of children, = | Address, Ww. ences, DE G., box 329 Pi "ost ottice, URNISHED ROOM TO LET—IN A PRIVA’ TE family, at 36 West Thirty-fi/th street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 3 ~_DANCING_ “ACADEMIES. iS A DopworTH’s PRIVATE CLASSES POR DAN «ing, No. Pitth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth sircet, are now open tor the season. _ Bend for & clroular. Gacse’ S$ SOIREE DAN VI EVERY SATURDAY BVENIN DS et FU RNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT? board, at % West Eighteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. ad ANDSOMBLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO 1 gig gentiemen. No.7 St. Mark's place (Bighth » trom 8 to 12 EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ON SEC. ond eet suitable tor gentlemen or ea and wife; ha) Sg? 20 house has all im- ver inth street, Terk fi 8 HORATIO STREET. NEAR conisisiing of large iront room, back SOCIATION BA DLs NASTS LECTURE s on “Caricaturing,” Saturday evening, January 10 Choice seats can be had at Biume’s, No. 277 Union square (Broadway); aleo a box tor the ball Cercle Franeais de Harmonie. ITEINWAY HALL. THEO, THOMAS) MATINEE. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY TMIBODORE THOMAS Last GRAND uA Overture, Leonore, No. 1...... Aria, Mentre el Igsc 0 Fro ey. mphony No. & Leonore by request When Was ree with the greates usiasin on ite first production at the second symphony concery, overture, Wiliam tel ;Hossini Quartet for Horns. rschner Mecars. Sehinita, Pieper, Kisteumacher wad Kohver Trois Danses Allemandes.. Bargiel 1 Tatrodustion Laendler. 2 Menu tte. 3. b sores Fling. Song, “I'm 4 Roamer,” Son an: ranger... endelsshon itr Mr. Myron W. Wh ey. mmarens third act Iaprytariece, chorus and Wagne: ODM SSION THC NE DOLLAR RAG Reserved Seats (Fifty ‘Cents extra) can now be obtained at the box office of Steinway Hall and Nos. 701 and Lid Broad ETROPOLITAN THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUTLDING BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL ANO VAREBTY OUTS CONSTANTLY on WAND, way. J ECTURE BY 4 avenue and Thirteen b strect, Second Floor wi room aod small dining room ana kitchen; rent, $10 per week, gas in- cluded. Col. JOHN W. FORNEY, on “Public Life, at Assoriation Hall, TURSDAY. Tickets ile, Secured seats 750, Gurley’s and principal hovel ERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURE ASSOCIATION HALL. © MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, JOUN BROUGHAM. RECITATIONS FROM HIS OWN WRITINGS. ‘Tickets at the Library and 114 Broadway 0 LET—A FURNISHED FRONT HALL, ROOM, AD- joining parlor; very pleasant; gentlemen only. Ap- By, at dressmaking rooms, No, 7 Great Jones street, near roadway. LET—FURNISHED FOR de ae HOUSEKERP-" ing, @ large front Room, her work. and smallef one, a5 per week, "S01 West Thirty test sirect TANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF SYEADY HABITS, willing to room with another ; sepgrate bed: small family; werms moderate. 113 Last twenty-fourth street. 4 5 Jan. For sale at Pond’s, _¥ac HTS, STEAMBOATS, &e OR SALE—THE VERY PAST SAILING “UP. —PARLOR, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, YACHT Anna; Also # 21 foot jib and mainsail Boat. Apply ‘en suite. furnished for housekeeping; con: WM, A. CUMMING, 5 © $4 to cars and stages; Central Apartment house pate peered ene ——— | X03 Forty-fourth street, between Lexington and JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A STEAM YAGRT, | Fourth avenues. Propeller, 40 feet long, 12 feet beam, inigood order for business or pleasure, tor sale for cash, or excha' TH STREET. — ELEGANT “ROO WITHOUT for Real Estate art other dest Si ol price #0 board, for gentlemen only. 104 East Seventeenth Address F. CHOONER YACHT WANTED—FOR valance in suburban Lots, free and clear im first class condition, with ail modern improvements, and not over 65 teet in length, centre board and Address, with full particulars, CAPTAIN 10M, forald TANTED—A FAST Al SLOOP YACHT, COPPER: fastened, about twenty-five (25) feet tong, we ten (10) feet beam, with sailx and tackle complete; Figwed ae fo, be sailed with or without jit. jiross SOUR MOR: ON, Morning News othoo, ranean. Ua., stating lowest aah’ rice aud where boat can be seen. . bas street, near Union squa: 2) EAST TWENTY. SECOND “STREET, BETWEEN 1 Fourth avenue.—Rooms to let, handsomely turnished, to gen! en, without board, in 8 private louse; reterences. 2 TH STREET, NO. 47 WEST.~HAVING LEASED b sag of the above number, I am prepared to let eeneny tr Rooms to families or single gentie- 495, e BROOME, STREET, canes BLOCKS WHST Saraishes Rooms tw let, TO LET FUR BUSINESS PURPOSES, FEVURENEED ROOMS SED) APA 6 is ES rt nQOTTAGEE AND, NICH NRIDK ROW Rs (gtet cheap —< sna Ve rooms eee’ yauny a oun FLAT monte; « Comtral Fark; 33 per mouth Apply a6 WOT ind GRT_FLOORS, FIVE ROOMS; WATER OLOSET, mee eos stim re ra i Y Peroniy-sta sireet, between, oe ‘and ilied avenues. BRIOK ete alt od (Po LET-1OWER PART ‘OF ENGLISH BASKMENT House Ut? West Gest atre-t, near Sixth avo- pesizarh we ne mon; tion first class; reterences HRBE OB YOUR ROOMS ON SECOND OR THIRD floor. mt for | foment Adiress, stating forme, BUROPE. Geeta, 16 RUB DS LB Paix. PAwS, Ambrosiat Cream for Shay ee Fashionable Perfumery ior the Handkerohier. ure tor the Hair. Eau de Cologne ot aaa spec ale). BILLIARDS “goon OUANOK ror paneer ref tn “IARD abies ‘esey stroet.—New bevel Tables irom: $200 upwards, second had i te trom $20) to $2.0), = a GRU A CO. AL STANDARD AMERICAN VEL Lb FABLES ‘AND + the Phelan @ Collender Combination Seabioa: for aale ony. by the speeuiee. . COL KBNDER, suc- |. cessor to P helan & Collends ‘ay EST FOOD “POR IN IN] Prince thrives so well g00d."—Dr. Richi closely as posed . Barker Abounding in flesh and boue forming this food tertectly {ulfils Se cblect, sort 3 pores induce bem on tively devoid of nour! a idiotic condition, eta care! i lly” eed froin, the ound husks of hese which ¢ cause owels, diarrhea, &e, Chemists to the Quee! New vond street, lon. keepers throughout i a the By AVERY & MOORS ea Ca the Fa Pring of Walon, dc. mists and st WANTED TO PURCHASE. Woes “to BUY—A DIAMOND, “ABOUT. 1% carate: perfect stone; Addre; }., box 114 Herald office. wiassbe hee en MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BURLEIGH—SHERER.—In New York, on Friday, January 9, 1874, by the Rey. David Mitchell, of Canal street Presbyterian church, Major BENNET G. BURLEIGH to MARION E. SHERER, eldest daugh- ter of John Sherer, Esq,, author, London, Eng. DOvVGHERTY—CAsTNER.—On Wednesday, January at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Joseph Pranslolis, ANDREW DovaHERTY to Mrs. JULIA A. CastNeR, all of Brooklyn. Philadelphia papers please copy. GRAVES—RICHARDSON.—On Tuesday, December 24, 1873, by the Rev. John Hall, D. D., Rovenick G. GRAVES, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Louisa GERTRUDE RIcHaRDSON, of Grass Valley, Cal. GREEN—GRISWOLD.—On Thursday, > vanuary 8, at the residence of the family, in Troy, N. Y., by Rev. R. P. H. Vail, assisted by Rev. 6. &. Robinson, EDWARD M. GREEN to Brssig H. GRisWoLp, daugh- ter of late Hon. John A. Griswold, JouNsoN—GAvViIT.—In Brook, on Thursday, January 8, by the Rev. Nehem: , Peirce, ARTHUR F, Jonson, of New York, to MARIETTA E., daughter of Daniel E. Gavit, Eaq., of Brooklyn, No cards. Albany papers please copy. Lawibxc—Cooxs.—On Winrsday, January 8, at Trinity coe by Rev. F. C. Ewer, assisted by Rev. Brown, WILLIAM H. 0. LAWRENCE, of Boston, oh Annie H., daughtér of Dr. 0. L. Cooke, of New York. SaMPsoN—BRECKELS.—At Dobbs’ Ferry, N. Y., on Thursday, January 8, by Rev. D. D. Smith, Mr. WILLIAM O, Sampson, of New Brunswick, N. J., to Miss RACHEL BRECKELS, of the former place. STRAUSS—GLADKE.—On Wednesday, January 7, at 206 West Fourteenth street, NATHAN STRAUSS, Esq., of San beg eg » to Miss MINNIE GLADKg, of Elmira, N. Y. San Francisco and Elmira/papers please copy. STROM—MILLER.—On Mont ey, December 29, 1873, by the Rev. Mr. Walker, New York, FRaxcis Sraom to EvizaseTH MILLE. Died) ALLEN.—On Friday, January 9, 1874, MAY ALLEN, beloved wife of Benjamin Alen, in the 64d year of er age. Relatives an@ fends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from herlate residence, No. 430 Union street, Brooklyn, on Bunday, Lith ‘inst, at one o’clock. BaIsLeY.—In poe on ¥riday, January 9, of scarlet fever, MA! » only son of James and Antoinette Baisley. Funeral services on Sundaysfternoon, at four o’clock, from the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Caroline B, Ketcham, avenue A, third house north of 118th street. BaRLoW.—On Thursday, January 8, alter @ short and severe illness, Hagnier M. BARLOW, in the 35th year of her age. ‘The relatives und friends are respectfally invited to attend the funeral. trom No. 53 West Thirteenth | street, on Sunday, January 11, at halfpast twelve o'clock. BLAUVELT.—On Friday, January 9, 1874, MARIA A., daughter of Alex. B. Allaire, and widow 0) ‘Thomas B. Blauvelt, in the 53d year of her ay Notice of funeral hereatter. BUTLER.—On Friday evening, January 9, Manr- GARET, daughter of Edward and Catherine Butler, aged 1 year, 7 months and 13 days, ‘The relatives and friends of The family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the pe) from the residence of her parents, No, 33 een hs on Sunday, January 11, at one o'clock P. CoonEY.—On Thursday, January 8, 1874, ParEice Coongy, Native of the parish of Killoe Deravely, couaty Longford, Treiand, aged 25 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, southeast corner of Fifty-second street an pie avenue, on Sunday, 11th inst., at two o'clock P. DOLL.—On’ Thursday, January 8, FweaNncis DOLL, aged 59 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 15 Clinton street, on Sunday, January 11, at one o'clock P. M. DROGE.—On Friday, January 9, 1874, ANNA, eldest daughter of John and Anna Droge, aged 2 years and 6 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, January 11, at one o'clock P. M., from residence, 151 Meserole avenue, corner Leonard street, Greenpoint. Drvry.—On Thursday, January & Nancy Y., re- het of Isaac Drury, aged 57 years. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral,’ Jrom the residence of her son-in-law, N. B, vhelps, 111 East Thirty-ninth street, on Monday, January 12, at one 0’ cheek. Interment at Chariton, Mass. Durry.—On Friday, January 9, 1874, at his resi- dence, Eighty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, Nicn- oLas Dvr¥Py, a native of the parish of Kili, county Meath, Ireland, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully tvited to attend the iuneral, on Sunday, January 11, at one P. M. Ulinois papers please copy. DunLaP.—On Wednesday, January 7, Mr. WiL- “1AM Den ap, in the 67th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residenve, 211 East 120th street, on Monday, January.12, at two o'clock. The remains will be interred in Trinity Cemetery. DYeR.—On Thursday, January “s8 of paralysis, WrttiaM B. Dyer, in the 42d year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) aiternoon, at one o’clock, from the residence of his brother, Henry C. Dyer, 151 West Sixteenth street. Faipours.—At Cleburne, Texas, SALOMON FRI- BOURG, in the 40th year of his age. Relatives and friends are Li paclali Pee to attend the funeral, from resiaence, it Fie teenth atreet, on Sunday, January nS at ten o'clock A. M. HOLLy.—On Thursday, Jannary 8, suddenty, FANNY CARNLEY, daughter of Henry H. and Maggic A. Holly, aged 18 months. Relatives and friends are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 56 Fast 126th street, on Saturday morning, January 10, at eleven o’clock. Interment at Stam/ord, Conn. Leany.—On Friday, January 9, Jonny Laany, in the 2sth year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfally invited to attend the,faneral, irom his late residence, No. 400 Fifth street, on Sunday, January 11, at one o'clock P. M. Leavitt.—On Wednesday, January 7, after a long illness, JouN BoUDEN, only son of Captain George F, Leavitt, in the 12 2th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, from the dence of his uncle, Jobn E. Bouden, No. 129 Ei 127th street, on Saturday, January 16, at hali-past twelve o'clock. MoRRISON,——WILLIAM H. MORRISON, Of 219 Varick street, aged 53 years. Notice of funeral hereafter, McINTIRE.—At Bloomfield, N. on Thursday, January 8, 1874, ELizaBern Loekwoop, wife of N. Mclatire, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Charles H. McIntire, 163 West Tenth street, New York, on Saturday, January 10, at two o’clock P. M. MCKERVER.—At her residence, No. 250 Monroe street, on Wednesday, January 7, KuLEN MCKERVER, the beloved wife of the late Francis McKeever, native of county Monaghan, Ireland, in the 76th er age. jer remains will be taken to St. Mary’s church on Saturday morning, January 10, , nine Moe where a baie requiem mass Will be calcbrated far the rennaa of her agil; (henge $0 Calvary veme- Willow place,- end friends of seenrete te yooh January ® LAUGHLIN, a3 y da of the Tatnlly arotre attond the funeral services at G. McLuugk: time Lith will be 6, 1874, Gonos se a eT ae La the Beng are et 238 fast Sixtio aires Ii at Bat paat cue coreg ven Channa BH. Onaumy anise? 9, of anon seuries seven, and the late ona Order, ilo Buori of New York city, aged 16 y Relatives ‘and a iriends Of the family are invited cad attend the rg ye a eg pine we fs oF patna he Sai! & tye Mane otro. —On ‘Thuesda: JANB, eidest aeons O'Neil, aged 6 years, 11 months and’ aey Pantene tends are reapecthiy ta sat aston, the feneral, om, emcee ot tat 10. hes ‘atau Sinn Att i on fe icons BAKSON.—. ea pe P.M, SAMUBL PEARSON, in Che 696n vear ‘ol hie “Stotatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral service. at his lave residence, 98 Grane street, on Saturday, ioe sl, ab Cl +4 am interment at Stamiol nih. ie Post.—Suddenly, on Ap pnoce January 7, 1874, ears. SYLVasTae 8. Post, Rejatives and iriends are Tavited to ee the funeral, from his late residence, No, 236 East 128tn street, Haribm, ry CY: (Saturday) at pen AM 4 New Haven on.) ra please copy. PINOKNEY.—daddenly, HENB! ie A. PINOKNBY, KNEY, ia the 48th year of nis Sa Relatives and frie ft the family, also the mem- bers of Platt Lodge, No. 104, ¥. A. M., are reapect- fully invited toestiend the funeral, trom his tate residence, 240 West Seventeenth street, on Sunday, January 11, 1874, at one P. M, sharp, without fur- ther invitation, Rak.—On Friday, January 9, of Be gi Euiza- BETH, reiict 0; Joba B, aged 68 years, Funeral service from her late residence, Atiantie op Hudson street, Jersey City, on Sunday, llth « Keep.—On Thursday, January 8, HsNRIETTA, one ae oi Mary A. Reed, relict of John aay ae from Open Communion Baptist church, Seventeenth hay va ot Bxtn a avenue, on San- day, the 11th inst., at two o'clock ‘and friends and algo members ot Cyrus Lodge, Now 208, F. and A. M., are invited to atfend. Ryan.—Suddenly, on Friday, sanpery of im. Sens of thp bowels, JaMES RYAN, dn the 50th ear of his age, native of Castlemarket, county enny, Treland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, el late residence, No. 41 Taylor street, Broot Fete on Sunday, January 11, at hali- ryan ons one o'clock. SHEFMELD.—At New town, LL, on Thursday, January 8, 1874, EsTaeR, relict of Captain Asron Snefiield, aged 82 years. Funeral a erviceh: on Sunday, at two o'clock P. M., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. P. Tay- lor. ‘Trains leave Hunter's Pout terry and Island Railroad at one o'clock P. M., return at 3: and seven o'clock. STEIL.—On Friday afternoon, January 9, after # fone SUS eee QroRGE H. STEUL, aged 34 years ana 8 The relatives and panos of the fgets also the United Brother Lodge, No. 356, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to etka the (ane from St. Matthew’s church, corner sroome and Elizabeth streets, on Sunday afternoon, January 11, at half past one ee be remains will be interred im ie Hoboken Cemetery, STREET.—At Norwalk, Conn., on areas morning, January 3, SABAH, relict of Wilitam Street, fa the 80th year o: ber age. Her iunera! wiil take place trum the residence of her son-in-law, George R. Cholwell, at hall Renae 4 Re eee church at three P. Sunday, 11th inst 4 'TOWNSEND.—At No, 211 West Fourteenth street, on Thursday, January 8, JouN FONDEY TOWNSEND, My or only son of the late Charles de Ka} faeces sed, M. D., of-Albany, in the 65th year ot Relatives, friends and members of the medioal protession are respectfully invited to attend the wey from tbe Church of the Annunciation, West Fourteenth street, near Seventh avenue, on Sunday, January 11, at hali-past two P. M., with- out further invitation, The remains will be to Albany for toterment. ‘TuckER.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, January 8, Captain THOMAS BK. TUCKER, Jr., aged 60 years. Relatives and friends are Eee peeealy invited to attend the juneral. irom his late residence, Ne. a pines street, on Saturday, January 10, at one a pares apers please copy. Toumey. amity Friday, Japuary 9, 1874, at her reste dence, 1,112 Third avenue, ANN ToUMEY: a native of the parish of ations) county Roscommon, yal land, aged 32 years. ‘The relatives and friends of her family, also tose of her beloved husband, John Toumey, ex-Vice President of St. Vincent Ferrer’s T. A. H. Society, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, Janu- ary 11, at bali-past one o'clock P. M. faisH.—On Thursday, January 8, 1874, at bis residence, No. 183 West Hleventh street, NICHOLAS WALsH, in the 59th year of his age. The relatives and triends, ign those of his brothers, George and John, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from St. Josepu's church, on Saturday, January 10, at ten o'clock. EST SIDE SAVINGS Bang, No. 154 Sixth avenue, Between Eleventh and Twelith streets, Ata special meeting of the trustees of this bank, heid on Friday evening, January 9, 1874, the iol- lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted :. Resolved, That having heard with sorrow of the sudden death of Mr. Nicholas Walsh, one of the original corporators and trustees of this bank, we desire to record our high appreciation of his char- acter as aman and a citizen, and also of his faith- ae ane vuluable services as @ member of this ard, Resolved, That as @ mark of respect to his mem- ory we will attend the funeral in @ body. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions, duly authenticated by the signatures of the President and Secretary and by the seal of this Board, be transmitted to the = of the deceased. . CONKLING, President, Joun AH. Hvpsox, aceretary, Warson.—On Friday, January 9, 1874, HaRRiEr JANE Watson, beloved daugliter of James and Mary Watson, aged 5 years and 3 months. The relatives and Trends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 834 First avenue, on hosters aiternoon, January 11, at half-past one o'clock. Wescorr.—On Monday, January 5, at Hudson, N. Y., SOLOMON WESCOTT, aged 86 years, Woov.—On Friday morning, Janu: 9, at 225 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, JaMEs ‘00D, a na tive of Aberdeen, Scotiand, aged 41 years, The triends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the above address, on Sunday, the 11th inst, at half-past two o'clock. er os as OBSEQUIES OF NOTED NEWARKERS, Funerals of Alderman Littell and Rev, Father McGahan. The funeral of Alderman John C. Littell, ot Newark, formerly @ member of the New Jersey | Legislature, and one of the most prominent men of the State, took place yesterday in Newark, and’ was @ very impressive affair, and witnessed by ap immense concourse of officials and other citizens, Besides Mayor Perry and almost the entire force of city officials and other local notables there were present, representing the State, Chancellor aaa Judges: pue and Gifford, General N. N. Isted, J. Dagget Hunt, ex-Congressman Halsey, Seustor Catler and others. The services too! place first at the honse of the deceased and next aM neg grave. Tne flags of the city were at halt ar Teast Newark, across the river from Newark, at St. Pius’ church, was celepratea @ solemn Teguiiem mass for the repose of vee soul of the late pastor, Rev. Father McGaban, It was conducted by Very Rev. G. A. Doane, V.G. An exceed- ingly touching eu) was ed on the de- ceased by Right Rev. Bishop Corrigan. There were present aome 39 clergymen, representing all parts of the State as well as adjacent dioceses. Besides these was an immense assemblage of parishioners. ‘The interment took plave in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre, near South Orange. THE SUNDAY LAW IN NEWARK. One of the issues in the Jast charter election in Newark was the Sunday question—the closing up according to law of the saloons or not. Last sum- mer the respectable citizens of all parties arose and demanded that Mayor Rinord should enforce the law, but he dodged it on the ground that it was a dead letter. On this issue, a8 well as the general rotrenness of city affairs, Mayor Perry was elected. Yesterday he sent a ¢ vommunteattont to the Chiet of Police, which was read before the force, and which calis upon them to enforce the law, which says that “no person or persons shall, on the first day of the week, commonly called Sunday, sell, dispose of or deliver for money, or anything of vaing or on credit, or shall cause or permit to be sold or delivered any Spirituons, malt, vinous, fermented or intoxicatang li bie or any lager beer or sour Wines, in any restaurant or other r place within the limits of rthe city of Newark.’’ is not likely to be any disturbance over the matter. All the respectable dealers appear to be glad that they will hgve San- day to themselves. SALE OF THE BARGE OFFIOR The old barge oMce at the foot of Whitehall street, a familiar landmark adjacent to the HBRALD Ship News office, was, at the instance of the De- eee of Docks, sold at auction yesterday. ‘he sale took place at the Exchange Salesrooms, Mr. William Kennelly being the auctioneer. Aiter some spirited bidding tne property was sold to a Thomas K. Tripler for $60, Tt 19 Proposed to demoits the old building and erect & Strpoture in ita stead,