The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1874, Page 9

@OMGs OF THE EMIGRATION COMMIS- | SIONERS. —_-—_— Am Unmimportant Meeting Yesterday— 'Fhe Alarming Decrease of Emigration. ‘The Commissioners ‘of Emigration held their y meeting yesterday, Mr. Starr in the chair, ‘The Secretary read the reports of the various ‘Qommuttees. ‘The Treasurer, Mr. Bergen, presented the report Of the Finance Committee, showing that bills to the amount of $5,918 83 had been audited since the last meoting, and that the payrolls tor Castie Gar- den and Ward's Island amounted to $6,619 53, Mr, Stephenson moved to appoint Mr. William McPherson interpreter, at a salary of $800 a year. Adopted. Mr. Charles Perley was appointea cierk in the Labor Bureau at @ compensation of $700 a year. Some of the members attempted to curtail che extremely exorbitant salaries, but in vain, Mr. Schack, the German member, moved to re- quest the counsel of the Board to report forthwith on the legality of the wholesale removals made ast ap ering. ‘The motion being amended by Mr. Lynch, it was resolved to request the counsel to report within ata days. PURCHASE OF COAl. » Lynch moved that Mr. Forrest be anthor- ther to purchase 2,000 tons of coal at the cheapest price for the use of the department. Mr. Starr said it Would be very advisable to buy the coal for next winter as early as possible, as by ry fe they could get it cheaper. Mr. heuson moved to reter the matter to Messrs. Starr and Forrest, with power to award Me cenemenk bed the lomeat bidder, oa oe 4 uggested that 3,000 tons er purchased a unoe. Mahe le resolution was amended in conformity with 6 Suggestion, and the Board then adjourned to meet onthe Tsthinst., on Ward’s Island. Mr. Schack stated to areporter of the HERALD that his Teso- Jution related to the dismissal ot Messrs. Can- tador, Von Poser, and others who ae that a Month's salary was due to them. Mr, William H. Scott, the counsel for the Commission oY Emigra- pi 18 required to report at once, in order to le the matter. Two of the members of the 5 stone, Hurlout and Kauimann, are now tn Ei THE DECREASE OF EMIGRATION. The ope gl entertain various opinions in the remarkable decrease of emigration. Mr, ‘Starr thinks that as s00n as the effects of the panic shall be overcome the flow of emigration will Fesume its former volume, but other members dil- for with this view of the matter. The decrease in just, a8 stated by tne efficient Secretary, Mr. ie 1D, Leo Rot nearly so great asit was in the mths. The number of persons landed ae Castie ‘carden in August was 15,041, while it was pitas tm August oflast year. The ‘falling off is par- ticularly great in the emigration from Germany, ‘Which is Owing to the anti-emigration policy of tie German government and the fact that the emi- fie de are now compelled to Pay the full rates on ie, German railroads. In Mr. Jackgon’s opinion tion will not revive for two years yet, and saul the memory of the pauic is completely ele THE MENNONITES, eT BOC Our Guests from the Black Sea—How ‘They Look and What They Bring. Yesterday some 350 Mennonites, from the Rus- ‘sian provinces near the Black Sea, arrived by the Schiller, of the Eagle line. As some 200 of the last davoice from Poland were yet in Castle Garden there was quite a respectable gathering -of these Peaceful men. They were all Germans, but having lived ali their lives in Rossia their German had a curious Russian flavor, which did not at all im- Prove the harsh Teutonic sounds. They were dressed in their primitive homespun garments, ‘Which were usually of coarse wool andof the most Drumitive fashion, Our crack tailors would have een pussied at the droll appearance of these ancient dresses. The women and chil- dren—the young ones were all consum- dng hoge pieces of bread and butter with & rapidity which augars well for their digestion— ee funny old handkerchiefs tied round their eae and certainly no Broadway milliner ever 80) one of the quaint bonnets which the fair erenonite beauties wore. They ali had brought ue pens, crockery, &c., with them, and their oueit ry d in almost every case baskets groan- dag under loads of bread, oe, a0, ABURREe) &O ‘Their leaders ead tual T 1,000 1 more were expected by the Teutonia, which is now due, Over 2,000 are Siteedy. in this country, and as there are some 40,000 in Russia, we Tay expect large additions to oe ‘aumber..’ The Want to syoid military hich confict with their FS Fie jef, and ays peaceful They are not tne Indians, and will fight sumiciently, if neces- Sary, t0 save their scalps. The 350 who arrived Jeamraey, ‘wiil leave to-day for Kansas and Dakota. Wolhynia, where agreat many of these Mennon- des came pei must be @ remarkably cheap place ‘to live in, porter asked the emigrants to tell ‘im the prices of their various articles of wear, and from their anawers it would appear that 4 “handsome” suit of clothes, fit for Sunday wear, can be bought there for $15. The hats which they oe cost about eighty cents, the boots from $3 to $4. Farm laborers in those Kassian provinces near the Black Sea are only paid forty rabies per ye: about $2 50 a month, and no wonder that they e: pect to Loy sk Ve their condition by coming to this country. One of the men witn whom the reporter conversed had been in this country before. He ‘was unable to live on the starvation wages of Poland, and has now returned to this cman de- termined apie eit again. the 8 fore 4 deal of money, may as 2,000, but @ great many are poor. They aliseem to be full of hope and anxious to see their new homes. They have been tour ‘Weeks on the way, having es ten days in Hamburg, and their rather haggard faces testify CADEMY OF MOUNT st. VINCENT, wr Youny Under the special supervision ot ths Sisters’ of Charity. ‘This academy, situated at Mount St. Vincent. on the Hudson River Eailroad, 18 miles trom New York, will ill be mailed free on application. oat Rev. Archbishop MoUloskey, nd the reverend clergymen in general; Messrs. 4 bankers, Wall street, New York; 2 Oo. bankers, 43 Exchange place ty pyelt, Miller & Trul!, lawyers, roadway ; Joseph A. Deering, tae! 178 Bponawayi nN, ¥. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 Fou RTH "AVENUE, opposite epPet, Intitate—Rook keeping, Writing, ‘Aritminstie. ta it day and evening. Ladies’ Depart: leat Telegrepay taught with instruments in one quar- ter. No employmen: nt a8 teacher in a private ty, or to accompany persons LADY, FOR SEVERAL YEARS THE PRINCIPAL ale teacher al one ot the best high schools in i who bas Eeeied some time in iar ane, de ‘de- mily in AE very bast testimonials as to character and qualific Will be furnished On application to Colonel Frank Towe, No. 133 ast Twenty-trst street, or Chas, W. Oris: vwold, Beq., Fifth Avenue Hotel. YOUNG LADY BXPERIENCED IN TEACHING £L, destros a position; salary nol as much a considers: unt home, Address E. J. K., Herald Brook- tye Braneh office. USINESS UOLLEGE, WEST SIDE, TWENTY-THIRD street, corner Sixth avenue. —Most select and practi- cal commercial school in the city, Now open, aay evening. Oall or write for circular Bicmators SCHOOL AT. WILTON, CONN.; HOME mtorts healthy Yocation ; thorough instruction ; crenement: 207, gh acres: terme moderate, ad- diem Ate STUS WHITLOCK, RAY {NSTITUTE, fo BEGARAY INSTITOTE. |. D:HERVILLY, Principal, and 1.; er ap rae treet, Philadelphia, bay and pata ic Day School for young padties, and misses. ranch tie language ofthe e family. ill ceopen septe! f \OTTAGE BILL—TARRYTOWN-ON-HUDSON—AN Bnglish and tation Boarding aud Day School sof young rang lsdiee. The 18th ee. begins September ‘Advantages of home and European schools; beaugrat grounds and river scenery, Address the Rey. GEO, T. SIDER, A. M., Principal. Coren court, LIBERAL; PREFER. i ence to one Goring 8 a ee of instruction ana bs medete “3 Par a i KINGSBURY, Tarrytown, N. Y. c HABLIER INSTITUTE, Temoved to 108 West Fifty. La street, will reopen September 4. NOVERNESS WANTED—A GERMAN OR FRENCH Protestant lady, to instruct in both languages and mastc. Address ‘A. B., box 4,666 Post office, stating termns, dress and reference Bg ACADEMY, TORONTO, C. DA.—MOST dolightial academy'for young the Amért- an Continent; board and tiition (English and French), eF.annum ; will reopen Beptember 7. address M. Superior, BUSINES® COLLEGE, 02 BOWKRY—UP- OnE, college 1,275 Broadway, corner Thirty-fourth ok keeping, aria, ‘higher Mathematics, en lish branches taught dally; 24 Writing Lessons, Mi beckward Dersone privately” “advanced. tember §. Civil Engineering, the rae she oreuably taught. Wor ctraulate Nasnig street, New Y or to Colonel THEODOR YATE President ig E MISSES DOREMUS Wit THEIR PEN ANTED—A GOOD SiXGING TEACHER (G ENTLE- in). also a French lady as governess for @ little irk; bow ‘A city, Apply at 67 West Tuirty-ffth street, achers’ Bureal. iH b T CY? ae! Thursday, Septempbe: - | bn ptember 24, ay 47 Bast twen | 5 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, BRISTOL, ~ LONDON AND ALL Wales.—The South trom Pennsy! ity. ws tollows:— ander: feet nh. in Eny and. “and H alee. Ata the team ‘oun pan: t, Jersoy Ratiroad whar & AMDBTAK: Rt e First cabin ‘passine, 675 and gs. 58. currency : siecrage, $40, ni Steorage cerudcates (rou Cardift, $38. curre Yor £1 and upwards, For further nates ly to ARCHIBALD B. oO. Arent, “4 oF 7 Broadway, sea steamers of this lin ru NU too trom pier 18 Ki Pr ‘er, sa tollows siver anal Windham..Seturday, pari ines heer tam) s - Piso BY abin passa ormed * ourrency i ion tickets. $140, rpg “Apply to the agent, 70 south prec wonoairs oo, NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL pre asa Berens NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALL The ene ‘vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent pas more southerly {nan any other) wall sail from pler No, 0 North River as follows: — Wasi bix@roN Lachesn - Saturday, 4 5 Th PAkIs, Daure. ‘Satur: 19 PEK fee Surmou bur woot 3 FRANCE, Lendormy. Oct. IT cabin, Price rd $26; thin. #8) wooo SSariion tiokets at reduce? rates : American steavellory by kina this Une: avotd both ransit ng! Way and ihe omforts of cross ing the Channel, besides saving ‘Ume, trouble and ex: egy GEORGE MAOKENZIE, Agent, 66 Broadway. WNARD LINE, lOTIOE, ‘With a view +2 diminishing ‘the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specified course tor all sensous Of the year. oe the gatwans passage from Queestown to New York Boston, the o rmeridian 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing {0 the north of 48. ‘On the homeward eames etomtiig ‘the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or no! ng to tits it 4d, atin aeanei AN ot SMERICaN Pad TiVisePOGL, CALLING AT CORK WARBO L Ww YORK FROM NEW, aig *ABYSMINLAS Wed. ep 2 PARTE at CHINA Sep. 8 SSUOTTAS Wed 9 CALABRIA.. it.) Sep. 13 crop on eas, “Weds sep. 16 BATAVL Sat, id every iollowink Wednesday and Baturastt rom New ainers marked * do Hot curry steerage passen- rou iocording to rs.” Cabin» passage #3), $100, $180, Sccommodutio ss urn tickets on favorable terms. Steorage at lowest rates, Stecrage tickets trom Liver- by and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at lowest ates, *Ator freight and cabin passage apply at the comp gftice, No, ¢ Bowling Green. “For steerage passage at it , Trims iding. ORD WAY, SHR Gea. mance G. PRANCKTYN, Agent, Clark and Randolpa streets, Chicago, "tu. ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ABYSSINIA EM. 3er y Clg at DA cy anare wher foot of raed Loypy ersey at on. Wednesda; ember Ae” SHIR G FRANURLYS: Now's Bowling ‘Green! New York. NMAN LINB—SOUTHERLY OOURSE. Royal Mail Steamers are_appoluted to sail as tollows:>— ya POR QUKENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CITY OF RICHMOND..Saturday, September 5, at EM. crty OF PARIS... ber 12, ats P.M. CITY OF MONTBEA, caranies, scpiemor 19, tla. M. CITY OF BRUSSELS. .Saturda: 3P. M. CITY OF CHESTER. Maatandaye October 3% ie Nooa Cabin Passaze, $80 and $00, gold. Steorage, to anid from all points, at reduced rates, join aud General Office, No. 18’Groadway. 3 Broadway and pier 45 North JOHN G. DALE, Agent Steerage sans, No. River. . N. ATION AL LINE NOTICE, ‘The most southerly route has ‘always been adopted by this company, to avoid ioe and headlands, eee 44 aud Gad North River, TO QUE Cae Nv Bee a THR QUEEN Sept 1 ENGLAND, sept. P. . GREECE, rae aah ito Sept 5, vid A. hae ‘abin passage, erage at great reduced prives Kevath t iced ‘rates, Pro- paid steerage tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rates, Apply at the company’s office, No. 69 Broadway. FP. W, J. HURST, Manager. ED STAR LINE. Appointed to carry o pe Belgian, and United States The tollowing bina i are a inted to sail - Rarer ue) Pailadelohia From New Ld. vEDEE AND, ug. 29) COLINA. ..... sept ERLAND.. dope 3 a From AN’ For Philadephia. VADERLAND. Aug. 30 swiTzBREanD Ponts nL BEDE RA 5 LAS Oct 6 First cabin, $90; Second cabin, and Intermediate ita to and from all teerage a polite at the wast eats Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. Ample attendance is: provided. Every steamer carries a bids and stews ee ‘Through tekets and through bills of lading issued be- tween afl prominent points. For passage, rates of freight and other information apply to George W. Colton, Axent, 42 Broad, street, Now John MeDonal d, Passenger Agent, No. 8 Battery VETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agen on wap 8, rs ubatece ha Pobee ee General European "sent, ‘Autworp- ogr DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO Hollaad, Belgium, tbe ehine)> Switserland, 2 Lice 30 | ROTTERDAM. aes Pecan ir lz steam carrying the Dinted Riates malice to the Beagiufa ian are well aon tor the regular of their tri 888, of passage low. ONCH, DYE 4 CO. &c., via LW MORRIS, Broadway. PASSAGE RATRS REDUCED. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND’ SATURDAY, from Creed sae eee Mand fi ee River, New York. UTOPIA Sept. 5) 1 Wed., Sept. 23 Sept. MPLA Sat) LYStA AUSTRALIA Wed, Sept. 16] EUROP, Bat. Bad BOLT’ 19} B LIVE, BeOoL n LONDONDERRY, UEENSTOWN OR BE! Cabin, $65 to ing to siesmor nd ‘acoommoda- Tidhe, “Retarn iokets asued st reameed rater INTERMEDIATE, $25; STEERAGE, $15. Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates. Send tor circulars, giving further {nformation, to com J ‘N Pany’s offices, No. TE DLHSON BROTHERS, Agents (AxcHoR aE STEAMER TO Qneenstown every A rol Bteerage, $15. ____ ANCHOR Ustep ane, MAIL | LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. aipiih 2 nailing ‘every Tuesday trom pier 4 North River. WISCONSTY, Freeman + Sept 1, at 9:80, it. 8, MINNRSOTA, Re rs pt jeerage at iowest rate: Prepaidttickotent iowest ties a! renmeengers booked to CS a from Seat Hambarg, Ker Fronge a1 det! CIE et ere a tree france and Geri lowest rates. ADDI ance and Germany a eet Non Rurccaway, | J ORTH, GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME. The stentuship MINISTER ROON, Captaia H._Erd- mann, will sail on Wednesday, September % at2 P. M., from bremen pier, toot of Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by ‘ Bteamaliy, MAIN, Captain C. Leist, on Saturday, Sep- KATES OF PASSAGE, tty LONDON, HAVRE AND yable in gold or its caaiza tial in currency). First Gal 4 bin . Boar} Second Cabin... 0 Stecrage. . For treigiit or passag “UiLiious #60? adei . 2 Bowling Green. Ween gars LINE, ure BNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, “wet ING ait UNITED STATES MALL, Fe }, pre! steerage at low rates. From ti Rarehbatvonrg age gold; Saloon staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt, thus @mbin- ing. sarety, speed and comfort. ‘or inspection of plans and other Prat la] apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway S95 York, OR PLYMOUTH, CHER: The Hamburg-American a mail steamship RTA, Captain ©. L. Brandt, wilt mall on Thursday, September 3, 1874, tor Hambur hates ot paseage to Pymouth, London, Onerbourg and am abe. Hust bin—Upper saloon, $100; lower saloon, $60, je to it and Wale a and all points in Scotland and Wales, also to Cherbourg and he Sian will raat September 10 1874 + KUNHARDT igh RICHARD & BOAS, + General ‘Agents, 61 Broad street, New AGLE LINE. | UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The plegant cl Clyde built tron steamships will sail from New York as follows SCHILLER, Captam Thomas, GOETHE, aoaneain Wein a from Ka ier Peas ‘inst street joboken. We lRaten OF PASSAGE TO i PLYMOUTH, LONDON. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, | Scar ist agloon, $13 SO ees secon sdloon, $00, a tee —To mou London, , Carrer ppc fa ad damburg, $0, fold. Chervourg a Prepaid eaokeus irom Hambu curre! For treight apply to FUNCH, oe Eé G0. ‘e ‘South William street. to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, For passage ap) General Agents, wy Broadway. * —THE SPL 10, ‘LONDON DIRK GREECE, Saturday, Seprembe passage from ‘or to London, Tver Glas ox oma hs or Beljast at lowe: THO: assage office, 73 Broadway, tor mreet. er Age: asne ng: York. “ol throadway. 8 New Yor iP yah toy ah orate best APSCOTT BROTHERS .& 0, KUROPEAN BX. hange and Passage Office, 86 South street, New York.— atts for $1 upwards payable in any patt ot Tre land and Great Britain at lowest rate, | Pustage by remu- dar sual ete mers Crom Liverpool and Queenstown at re. duced rat sDONOVAN Pastels BD UC D tea ee Ronitworthe to erpool. fast, Londondery jondon row from Phila rn Hotel, corner nd Gh The deiphin, Cork and, Liver Not Cortandt and West w HER A.FEW HOURS IN day in a German American school: must, be experienced, accustomed to class texching and s Pit ‘charges very moderate. address A rd STR Bis OF eth ty hd ton ored inti, ac. mh don rout PRINtiNa i SaeRnN “nnn No 316 Broad } braaos, Sintiago, St, Louis an For, freight op ee SADLY SO SUROPEAN | _STEAMSHLPS, i es STATE pe Ne Pye ig ASGOW, eat ae olyde built steat pers sie Ly ras follows :-— Bra OF ‘ATE ok BEATE oF Hie ae . aud every Wedne through rates to all parts of G Norway. swedeu, Deni LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY, mers will sail from ark af Germany. Beer low as Dj other line, Beater 6 $1 and meme FE RD passage, apply to AUSTI BR ALDWH, jo. 72 ‘arokdws Stocrage office no. 45 Broadway. COASTWISE SeeaEEe CIFIC MALL 8TEAMS! prs Rates of New York to HIP Lt 40 CALIFORNIA SAPAN AND pan VIA win’ AMA trip:— en Mprenctaper ee 5100, “or or ti eur. remey. ‘San Francisco to Yokohama, $100, goid. San Francisco to Hong Kong. Steamers leave pier haiver, New York, as fol- OWS — HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt © P. pou Sept 12, at noow. GOLON, Capt, J. M, Dow. Sept 3, 9 nd. every alternate Satu prt coe wes mers Centrai America sort “South Pacifie jays, a3 necemity may eamers for freight denpatciied on intervening Saturd: ith all “Qteamers Jeave San francisco for Japan and China as Por freight or passage or further in! forination ap pls the company's office, on wharf toot Canal street, Rew Las ; buperintendent ire EBRMUDA MAIL STEAMSHIPS.—THE FIRST class Foglish ir = gpeemanip: Georgia will gail for Bermudadepneser 7 September 10, a \TRW YORK AND HAVA. These first class seamnships will 3 P. of., trom: pier 13 North River, f H, vane re t, as follows To Ei aptain Es GOoLoMBUS, a MOBRO CASTLE, Gaptaln ja i For freight or passag eae maj dations) apply to WILLIAM P. _D. MoKKLLAR, Agent in Buvanas OR HAVAN. CAM! PROGRESO,' \ 2 North River, on Thursiay, accominodations ti ¢ + AaB "s VU TERBIDG, t, Agent, 21 Broadway, A DIRECT MAIL LINE, sail every Tuesday, loot of Cedar strect, «Sept 1 Sept. 8 cept 15 rant ‘a@ccoumo- OLED 4 CO, Bowling Green. MAOH, MASSA, VER NRW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MATL 8/8, LINE, joa yi na pier No. 3 Darr srvel (Hav gity Or NEW YOiK.J(Uavana dirse Vor fredght on pate bansage, North River at yavanna via Keneau) irect).. .(Havana and nd Mexico). ae & SONS, 33 Broadway. q Mbt a la GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH. ing Steamer 0 Guy ye ler River, vongh ils of e the Galveston, No charge tor porwarding Trai or passaye, uperios apply to HM. BY AG ost, carrying the: United States mau. Captain stevens, » wi g Saturday, september lading given to Houston an Houston and Hendersun an W. P. CLYDE &C0., “Tid Wall al points B, and in’ New York, For f accommodations 153 Maiden lane, street, yTOR NEW ORLEANS DIRE: OT. /ERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE. ‘The steamsbij from vier 36 oe painrday, it Meoatted daily. Through Lown Vieksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. SAAC he gocemmod pie! For freight or {OR NEW - ORLEAN! MISSISSIPPI, Captain M. B. Crowell, sec River (foot of North Moore street), tember 6 at 3 o'clock P. rates given to St, River The tat Line. ‘The steamship NEW leave pier No, 9 North River on EM. "Freight received dail Galveston, Indianola, $50; steeraxe, boat eired Clapp, will 5, at 3 Cabin Dassaze, F°, THR SOUTH, rime AND Sate via Port. Paral BLO. a steamship WEYBOS. nections at Port i Roval api ana pean eimcanses a a Fernandine. ele din Mrith the Fort Royal ints in Georgia, Alabama, ‘and at Fernandina with all points Fla. making abe Railroad via Missiz- unswick, Ga. The ‘toainstip VICKSBURG will follow, Sept. 10 For F pasar, and fre ply to HERM. G) Lda oe Freight received a nee 3 North Wednesday and ‘hur: OUTHERN 1 LINE. FOR NEW ORLEANS DI ight and all otheriniormation ap- t for Steamers, 6 Wilham street. Biver ou Tuesday, Spe ‘The following new. and first class st 1 sail ay Wedneatiyrats P.M trom pier a) ast Rivers OF DALLAS Captain’ Hines...... Sept. ¥ GALVESTON, Captain Ev Sept. 9 GITy OF HOUSTON, Capta in Deerit pt CARONDE, aptain NeCreery pt 23 Preighe re Tndtano and St. Lous, age navn 50. $50: oe freight oF Rating paper apply ey |. MALLOR' cele tially. oa rougl eaton, cSkport or Avanges Nbart, Brazos San $50; ‘steerage S04, jor accommodatio: Y 400. Agents,” lane ‘ORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND ior Dominion from ple 31 fompe for above rom pers? Nore Breet gn. Tuesday. wursday” and Also Compan; RIOHMO! =) Steamers ase iver, foot ot Beach Saturday, at3 edinte ‘steam. Through bills of Inding ‘and Passenger tickets issued to B points. in the interior, ce corner Fulton rawich streets. (\ROMWELL eld im a PORTEA AND, ME. te wa RAR tes Be Mow watt, leavin ane até ‘ei M., 00 taken’ at lo tions. uns and meals, eas The 8. 8. GEO. CROMWELL will lea’ é SBAMA! se ABs telor wad the Rag es accommoda- stateroom ‘eet, vo Savarde y: Bent. 8 sft YORK “AND DELAWARE LINE. —STKAM! AL! BEMAELE leaves pier $7 North River at 4 rad September 1, tor kt fednesa: ana M. mm Delaware south'and east of Har- riugton and for points in eastern Maryland rr ay taken for all points in ny rates, Good passenger accommod: For pe articula: OLD DOMLNION Ww HIP favorable Sire COMPANY. Grecawich street, cr TIZENS LINE FOR TROY Elegant stea iy Hom pler ow. Ray . VELLERS' GUIDE, AND ALL POINTS mboats daily Satur. 49 North Biver, foot pesortrana r THE GREAT TRUNK LINB PM id Look Haven, vis Phil Namsport an Iphis Fs ta Wa cae learner Nea a6 career ck ¥ Roery nyefite, it Cot one SA. mM, 3:30, 4:3 : ae . 9:30 may ren eive, ah folio ag ea ws dal PRANK raoson, General Manager. FOR SALE. LEASE FOR SALE—UF PREMISES FOOT OF an street, Jersey City, with or without Boller- maker's ols: eorner Jot, 5uxl00; would suit other man- Ufacturers. The Premises also are tor sale. H. LESLIE, office ot J. K. Murray, 87 Pine street, New York. » A Noakera ste da faire of RUGENS ANOUER, You! ny. 0 No. 18 Wail serest, New York. A. FINE RESTAURANT ON EIGHTH AVENUE FOR sale, uta great sacrifice, as the owner is moving to the Sil Kept by) present owner eight years; rent very low. . CURLEY, 12 Cen street. A FOR SALE, CIGAR, FRUIT AND FANOY « Grocery Stores, corner Liquor Stores, downtown Sample Rooms, Billiard Saloons Hotels, country Hotels, Bakeries, Confectionerios, first class Grocery Stores, TO let—Coat’ Yards Drug stores, Meat Market ITCH! s Store Agency, 7 ‘&o. dar street. NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BAR, near Union square. with floor and counter of mar- le ; also @ stock indicator; no finer bar in the oy ries ot poranity, ror a wellknown man. Address 8 box 12 raid office, FIRST CLASS BOARDIN' of good paying board no agents need apply. mice. HOUSE FOR SALE— to be sold on account Address M. 5., box 104 of rd Herald A —WEST SIDE FAMILY BS he a STORE + sale, complete; good business, stock : rent onl: with apartusenta: pris $40. Apply. at CAMEBEL Btore Agenoy, 122 West Broadway. BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALi—SPLENDID LO- Fa, cation: Gentlemen's Furnishing, Hardware, House rn tels, Besveicents ana 0; veer Houses’ rari ranseninet SIMERS! Store Agency, No. 7 Murray street. A CHANGE 70 SECURE, WITHOUT BONUS, THREE ‘oats Lease of the findst, Broadway Dining Booms and Rest nraatee fitted up in ereeent style, with a Walnut Furniiute, Linen and stive Fixtares a ‘eacl PHALON & SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street. BPCHRES—FOR SALE, A SHOR IN A GOOD business location, well dtted up, with large icehouse and tools complete, with or without Horse and Cart; or Will lease on liberal terms to a suitable tenant. Apoly at 26 New Bowery, New Bowery, in feed stor FOR pein) PPvagist.— —FOR SALE, THE ENTIRE STOCK AND Fixtures of am establisned Drug Store; pill pe sold ata bergen. 28) Tenth avenue, near Twenty axth ‘street OR SALR—A HANDSOMELY FITTED UP TRA AND grocer: joing @ good cash trade,a ahort dis- tance trom this city; would be auld with OF witnout stock, cheap. “Yor particulars address CASH, Herald ice: OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, falls tionery and Ice Cream Saloon at Passai post ‘stand-in the city. Inquire of JOHN iN DUFFE: Notary Public, on the premises, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED PORK STO: with Fixtures; will sell cheap ir taken soon, or w! | let the same. Apply at 899 Eighth avenue. OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE ON SOUTH STREET, osite a terry and several steamboats. Apply to UIE, 48 Hudson street WOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY Store, doing a good cash business, in a first rave lo- cality. 400 West Twenty-fourth streot, near Ninth avenue, OR SALE—AT A SACKIFICE, A DOWNTOWN COR” ner Pes ht Store. ply ot FRANK GLOVER, importer of iquors, 39 Peck al OR BALE—A CORNER Uae STORE, NEAR F Brooklyn aaah splendidty ‘atted and doing & fine cash crite arty alse price only D. SELBY, 19 Centre sttect Now York, OR SALE—IN GOOD ORDER, SET OF TOWNSEND and Jackson's Catlendera. 18 and 15 Lispenard st, FOR SALE A, SMALL HARDWARE AND HOUSE. furnishing Store: good location. Address H. ¥. F., Herald Upt office. ‘n Braric FR he rete ah STANDS IN WEST WASHING. tate In Bro soya A sors oy tig'or Now Yorke : Raatens eat cy PRODUC! "box 2 Flerald om office. (OR SALE—THE MANUFACTORY AND STOCK OF A staple argicle in ready demand by druggists; a bar gain given, Apply toM. McGitidoK, 62 Hudson street, from 9 to cz A. FR SALE—THE POPULAR LIQUOR bape NO. 57 Macdougal street, one door from West Houston, re- sean, for pede jc ‘ooms; nine yea on ‘tne Premises, =_ A. did steamers DREW and ..T. J! —BdOPLies LINE FOR ALBANY.—THE SPLEN- OHN leave pier dl, toot of Canal street, daily Sundays excepted), at6 P.M. mimi AND TROY BY DAY LINE 8TEAMBOATS.— Twenty’ et, north of Erie fe t Yonkers, hate wn and REL & Oy fer Geryboat Pot a Lyd and DANIEL DREW leave toot of ier 39 North River, at 8:30 A. i and ry, at 8: ding eepsie, Rhinebeck, Catskill and i all points West and North. | Yrip tlekets {0 West Point Cornwall and Newburg, returning same day, $1, Special traing to and from Saratoga, To Saratoga, round a trip, $640; to Round Lake, $2 85: round trip, 84 40, $2 50 throu; $2 Monday. Wednesda: New York to Saratoga — tickets to hound day, farm i Line of Stenmbontn, pier 49 North River, 6 P. . on Sunday, saeey and Thursda: ati eat Excursion Ticket ‘good 30 da; nly $4. ice'and return, $8 10 vet ‘HROULAR (SUNDAYS EBXOEPTED) DAILY. “ha t for Peekskill.—The steamboat THUMAS P. vay ie leave Se of Barcla; BA. y-tourth street, 8:15 Lake necting rian days. rite nt ered at Barclay street pot LE stree! North River, at a i Aa. fe ac days, received and delly: F. AYRES, Superindendent, vioannoos BOAT FOR Pad tea POINT, NEWBURG, pei been Soszenge orn wall bur; MARY Pow Ly, ey Vestry ‘rect. Kingston, landing, at Milton, —the pler 39, ats P.M. ney Lis Falt Riv BRISTOL and PRON IDENCE. Bot peda, strect, daily (8 leave OR YONKERS DAILY. soldat all peineipal hotels in the Band engaged for the senso! RIVER. ata TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT ~The ay -ronowned steamers ler 28 North River, included), at5 Steamer SAPPHO eeyrt Pier No. 26 North River, foot of Barclay street, at YA. M. and 4:15 P.M., 1 landing at Twent; fourth ‘st, Manhattanville, Carmansyiile, and Fort Washington. OR NORWALB AND DANBURY.—THE FAVORITE steamer NELLY WHITE leaves daily foot of Mar- irty-third street at Railroaa. * ket street, East River, at 2:16 and Thi 3P. M., connecting with the Danbur: ducea fares We. Hxcursion tickets, NOME TO, tHe PUBLIC End aiter: Monday, July 13, Will be the only authorized offices in vicinity for the sale of First over the tollowjng lines:— NEW YORK GENTRA 413 Broadway, Grand Central Deno! Harlem depot, and at Westcott's Express of ‘k place, 10th street and Broadw and 33 529 Broadway, et, depot foot Chainber street, depot and 4 No. 1 Astor House, 626 Eee ‘= and Second Class ; AND HUDSON RIVER R. R, 1874, the an New York cit; ckets rest depot ices, cD and 3 SSP arcoee ashi inten, street rt, SO a ERIE RAILWAY, 957 Broadway, 10 Green. street, depot foot Bd sey City, No. 2 Avert street, Brooklyn, s Brondwage bn Fstoaawhy, No. 8 Battery place, depot foot Desbrosses street, depot foot Cortlandt Ft depot Jersey City Klyn, and 116 Hudson street, Hol Bronely TIMORE AND. itl 816 Broadway, No. L Asor Hou Broadway, depot foot of Desbro: Gorftandt treet, depot Jersey Meret, Brooklyn BO Jr., Gen, 4 M. GoLE! Gein. Ticket Agent a ‘OTICE Ty THE TRAVELLING to Cleveland, Detroit, Cinemnnatl, Chic: Louis can be purchased for one Gollat, tem then Hotel, Cha Fates a6) Tiaket Ofice, Cosmopolita: No. 4Gourt street, pokes. 6% Broadway, 44 ‘street, depot footot | ourt No. 4 Court street, and H.R. nd 116 Hudson. hg SOSGEee ns OK, Gen. Pass. Agen’ 0. x0, N. tN pea Gen. Pass rank, Railway. Fass, Agent Penn. Ki nd O. B. 6, TICKETS BORE jo. and St. Soper }—-ALBANY AND OME RAE oe Tas kee e “ieiday 6 P. M. ; 80 cents deck Torti 610 itn room, id “if TROY STEAMER mith OR SALE AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE 2,000)—Restaurant and Bar, corner Broad- ‘ehcheh sold at once; price Y, 2875 Bowery. ]fOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY Store, doing a, good cash buriness: reason tor sel. Iing, owner in bad health and can't attend to business. Apply at wi East Tweuty-fourth street. Prarey GOODS.—FOR SALE, STOCK AND Bix. tres of a Fancy Goods Store, in one of the dest | with lease of store at low rent. in- jouston street, from 2 to 6 P. M. cations in the cit auire at 289 West OR SALE CHEAP—LEASE OF HOUSE 347 Bleecker street. corner West Tenth street, with Liquor Store, Stock snd Fixtures JOR SALE OR TO LET—RESTAURANT AND BAR, with Fixtures, No. 13 Park row. (SEPTEMBER 2, 1874—-TRIPLE .SNEET. =A NNER VIOL' ne cin or, DanGaus <8 ACTIO! SORtAN BKOT RRS. ING, tie babi 7 x — BROLD, HARRY Pod EN AND ) LOONEY, 2D, ON HUNDRED star Pi Ni MATINER WEDNESDAY AND ‘SANIRDAY vo TWo, 624.- fouvmrio? o {| SPSOLALTY | NOVELTY or ye or A STAR AR Lo Li MISS: faaNy N yeti ELLA Al THEATRE. #, 80 stn ‘Olympie~| oa mal os 7 | a cit arab pie one mate MATINEE, Olympic Olympic La ae MATINEE. Olympic give MATINEE. Olympic poss MATINEB. Olympic MATIN:E, Olympic sive : MATINEE. Olympic bg MATINEE. a mee te wd BE TO-DAY A’ oe , riormance sane ‘asevening. Nothing curtailed. Saat OF MUSIC. A OPERA. N 5 Messrs. MAURICK and MAX STRAKOSCH respect- fully announce that all eeleayan arrangements are Dow being oomnpiated for SEASON OF Tatas OPeRaA, yrioan en ‘academy ONDA, Septal Hl particulars of the NEW ENGAGEMENTS effected, new OM EOSI HONS to ye eeprodnoed, the complete REPERTOIRE, &c. wea ie placed petoene public in the pawspapere on SUNDA’ ye 6th inst, also ins pamphlet, copies of which niay ‘Se had ait the box office of the Academy of Music, or wil! be mailed to any address on appiteation, ox office opens tor subscriptions MONDAY, Septem ber 7, at9 a. FOURTH WEEK. Boerne THEATRE rtd aod ra, Her OaInVELT ria of DION BOUCICAU LS ne wpa. founded on an epi- sode in the great angen, Ooms Mat entitled in which the prinelpal ee are MeOULLOUGH (for whom the piece was ex) written) and K. ROGERS ary NDOLPH. The other characters ‘aanigned Bite a@company of singul: Prices—Adm! ning te a : Gallery, 600. ; Dress Circle, 500. ; Orchestra Sta! Order poe y for 10:30 Mee eka and 4 o’clock on matinee ae Box office o} MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY Mt 1:90. '* MONDAY NEXT first night of Fy revival of me subline rege VENIOE PRESERVED, with Seo of ion beac PLEBR ir. JOHN peraces BELVIDE) we Mise FANS GH ance in imraricay. OOTH’S. SPECIAL! Previously to the conclusion of Mr. JOHN MoCUL. LOUGH'S engagement Jarrett & Palmer believe it will Cpl es sat ag ic expectation by producing a stannard el Otway's colebratea Tr ih VENICE PRESERVED, having undergone revision by | Mr Pion Boucleault, who has restored much al text omitted ii the acting editions, will be represented for ‘a limited" number of nigh! Pose Monday evening, Sep- ERRE.. ir. JOHN McCULLOUGH. BELVIDERA wets CATHERINE R, RANDOLPA, *.* Box oftice now open for sale of reservpd places IHEATRE COMIQURB, Mr. JOSH BART. MATINER 54 BROADWAY. =~. Bole Froprietor MATINEE i MATINEE The Comic Pantomime, MATINEE FLICK FLOCK, MALINER — TIN! THE MYSTERY TO-DAY. my TO-DAY, Miss ADA LAURENT, ‘TO-DAY. Miss KITTY O'NEIL, MATINEE COOL BURGESS, Mr. D. L, MOBRIS, MATINEE MATINEE ntire MATINEE TO-DAY, ‘Compas in az AY. MATINEE. LIO | MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IBLO'S pees R. THORNE. Last four nights and of the Pye ‘lay of the BRIDE OF ABYDOS, Wheelock ; Zuleka, Miss CHARMING hee AND Ole TABLE. the ‘ABYDOS, Monpayis AVENING SEPTEMBER 7, COMBINATION of Bagliah aft ari sind he he great play of the ge FRANOISCO MINSTRELS. BIRCH, Wampou. ry Backus IN THEIR NEW OPERA HOUSK, Broadway, comer of Twenly ninth street, most comfortal Deauiiral ble and ‘best ven- wi a teas in ee NINSTREL ORGANIZATION THE WORLD. GRAND OPENING, on Welaasiy BEPT, 3. abr. Box office open We ato'A. STREBT “OARS May Ya ORDERED ArT 10, _Moral—"GO LY." YBNTRAL PARE “GARDEN, GHT. THIS (Wi! ee ae Ze THOM pt. a at ‘a UNRIVALL MMEBR Moute CONCERTS rture—Don eo March—Perseverance. ion ticket, 50 cents Rowse! HALL, SIXTRENTH STREET, BETWREN and’ Fifth avenue.—Twelve new stars Added to the fas constellation of artists. ALL THE OLD FAVORITES RETAINED. reconstructed THE rexau's MINSTRELS, “modeled. strenathened by several new r artists ‘are now XCELLE: ng, the round of aoe e Pesce 5p UR GRAND SPECIALTY ULI MATINERS TUBSDAY AND FRIDAY Xe ae “geo tg aM: 15, 4 ML. time cards for lad: * sunday boats every half hour after 9 A. M. A A A A. NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY are running hourly EYCURSION TRIPS from Whitehall street, foot of Broadway, for New Brighton, Snug Har bor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 6:30 A. M, to 7:30 P.M. daily, Sundays inclusive, Fare, 10 cents. eae SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE aND return, at reduced rates, See Day Line advertise- ment, ROOERY STORE FOR SALE.—ONE OF THE BEST paying Grocery Stores in New York ior sale, in the principal business portion of the j ourteents ward, doing & good Cash Peet Ler) $2,000; or would exchan 4 for Real Estate; rent Address GROCERY, box Herald office IQUOR AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE—SITU- 4 ated near three depots. For particulars address LOM, Herald Uptown Branch office. FFICE FIXTURES AND HERRING SAE, NEARLY new, for sale very cheap—Together or separately. Apply at 29 Mercer street. RING, MAKVIN, WILDER AND LILLIE cent cheaper than any dealer 10 the city; must Be sold, LILLIE SAFE. COMPANY. 81 Ma n lane. ST CLASS BAKERY—ON THIRD AVENUE, FOR sale cheap; Ix doing a first class business. For particulars Inquire at Sed Third avenue, in dry goods store. 1,800.84 ocCASH AND, BALANCE | ON + good conditions (rent paid to. the tet ef November), one of the oldest Restaurante, in the best part down town ae Cally, $50 to $00 better chance in the ularket. “Apply” to HAG HR, 20 East Tenth street. MACHINERY, i T AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, Skpr, & 17, aT Ml o'clock A. M. John sireet, the entire Steam Bouters, Eng lie IF dasorted Frinting Presses, Shaity ws U inti Pulleys, £0., of the yaton, rae dat int ting House, ANDERSON, __Attorney for. e Mortgages. 4 and 66 Broadway, LARGE VARIETY OF HORIZONTAL AND UP- A rant watt as fo,100 horse, with oilers, Steam Pumps, &¢., second ble pric WILs RESS WANTED—A country cylinders dress WAT M wlth Tn Wr act LARGE SIZE HAND SUGAR CRUSH. ing Machine, new, or second hand if in good or- Apply at 4 Fulton stré ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND STRAM BOIL- er, 10 horse power, and smali sized Vat for tat melting. Address box # Post office, Wiluamsburg. aiterl P. M. der. _DANCING ACADEMIES, ‘VU SAUSE’S DANCING. Aa DEMIES WILL REOPEN Masonic Hall, 14 Thirteenth street, uesday, Boptember bi Brevoort ‘ally 1bt Kast Pitty street, mber 7. PRIVATE LESSONS given now: a Septem! CIRCUGARS at Private Academ 22 Bast eleven se RUYLE ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH street.—Soiree dansante every Monday, Wednesday nd Saturaay evening, BLoroM. FF, VANDER BORGHT & OO, Boston ear ‘Mona, Fitat’ and, Common Glass Works. ‘Chimneys y all sizes; Keflectors and Manches- ter Globes in opel lease write tor peroraate 'TONINGTON ‘LINE FOR N WPORT AND BOSTON, nd t steamer nop wor toa reday, "Thunday ‘and Satur. NARRAGANSETT, fednesday and ae, QUEENS HOTEL, QU: aoe te class pat eww he ta the Sout of tae tat nang i to moat conve prea A —DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS . to ROCKAWAY BEACH me” Popala® nit oe Steamer 3 ii a _Fare, 3b. "excursion tickets, 50c, GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO 0 POCKAWAY Beac! Sathin forms, ae tor a3 inday school and vorite ocean steamer SWILTGHT wit make a. nd after September 1 as follows yeni + piel re and | avethe Xcursion ti cree. 500. aa KINDS OF BXCURSION OR PICNIC PRINT, pent boot pot Posters and Orders of Dancing: nd neatly d ‘at low rates, by the MBT MPRINTING & (Gb HSTABLISH MENT. No. 218 Broad compl ‘OLITAN FISHING rire —GRAND DAILY EXCURSION tg hg Ocean, The elegant sea going steamer, EB. CORT leaves every day, exeevt Saturdays, and making excursion of the season on Nunday, september 6; es foot of Twenty-secomi street Nort n River, at giclock A. M.: nler 4% foot Spring street, North River M. ; pier No.2 North River at9o’clock A.M. ii nt, lines, bait, &e., on board. VHOLERA BANKS,—RAIN OR SHINE. September 3. 8 son celia pit Te foot of West Eleven: :. a mee THURSDAY, mer Virginia, eer k Ander- ine a rromelen. streei . 15 th etre ‘Tickets, Big rhe pert y-third it | M. ae steamer GENERAL SKDGWICK, ple 4 me River at ind § P. M., stopping at and ect | and Thirty -third street. Returning leaves ne Suit ot it vi and) 30, Me Tickets for round wip 60 cents; good on either boat to September AILY KXCURSIONS +o Y (8h. Fitor te, Lm mer. ARROWSMITH witt make reg’ dat; ry, Island, bid pier foot of Twenty- third street, North River, at SA. Me teana dF. N eh ‘at, West, Bleventh street 9:10 A. Franklin street. North River, 9:20 A, 13:20 and 30,P. M.; pier a North River, 9:30 A. Mu igs ‘and 8:30 Rs RIVER BOAT TO CONFY ISLAND. The tavorite steamer METAMORA will make me | 43:10, Mee Y'dust River st oa » My ir Lak: pi Patton ferry, Brook ax LEE, PLEAS. NT VALI EY AND SHADY. | steamers trom 5} sel Epa ata 10 thee aay 4 aia cp rts ol eee hitia Dally tt an FIRST CLASS STRAM- Fhe awit Ly ey Cook (accommodations for 2,300 pas- sengera,"0an Be VALENTINE, No. 4l Jay street, NX. ¥ |@ BANKS.STEAMER MONITOR, OAPTAIN ra meh coe AMUSEMENTS, oops MUsKUM. woop TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, AFTERNOON aT 3. EVENING AT & LasT Nath, ™~s iggy MTH ST. — i av. Rs 'n CHIZZOLA. .Lewees and Managers ne ERY iveNiNG ath SATURDAY Matinee athe Briluaouy "ena te acoe tn: OF nr an suctaner Opera Bouffe, UXMISBALE DaRgeNy, Monn DUBOU ct w Li AaALE oF Fecetved nigntiy with i1 amend CROWDED AND DELIGHT with its new and beautiful mise PULL GEARD | guoRus Mons. 0. VAN GRAND MATINEE ALLACK'S, Proprietor and Manager..Mr. LESTER WALLAOR oars open at 7:30; commence ats P.M. REAPPEARANCE of the eminent comedian, Mr. J. L. TOOLE, Who will continue his series of representations EVERY EVENING DURING THE WERE medy of will be presented Povie's famous three-act Cor t ‘AU PRY, PAUL PRY. with a one act Gomed: e FR THE LINK HARRY COKE (his original character, My. J. L, TOOL ONLY PAUL PRY MATINER SATURDAY, AT 1:3), ALY'S FIFTH AVENUR esrb . Twenty eighth sireet and Broadway. Ends AUGUSTIN DALY. "Prop Mr, Charles Fisher. Last ba George Clarke. Louis James. . NIGHTS pricior and Manager -Earlof Kenmatr : Basi Miss Ailce Grey. SHE DO? | Miss Bmily Rigi SATURDAY, at 1 LAST MATINEE OF WHAT SHOULD SHE es SATURDAY EVENING September 6, first ti Webster & Sard oriliant Comedy ot THR PA FAs in a nicl tise AD. Tage od wilt make her first app er return from Kuro RACE WEINS, Mr. OWEN FAWCETT, Mr. J W SENNINGD * and the charming lite Ape cdi HERON will make their first appearance this sei ‘“e*Box sheet vow open. ath preparation, tor immediate ward's new and orlaieal a mednetion KRIGAN CO: THR Hoo, of Waies T! Mr. Brom MEDY. Also, Sheridan's funous FOR Bo MN DAL. as played ae thet Prince rey iy RYANT'S OPERA cone West ida, oth av. near Booth's Theatre, D REOPEN MONDAY HAVENING, ACOUSE 81, 1876, 9th season of the world tamous BRYANT’S BRYANT'S BRYANTS: BRYANT’S MINSTRI BRYANT’S MINS ENRY RICK, BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. IMA DONNA. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, THE FORD FAVORITES, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. Dave Reed, Nelse MINS’ Bob MINSTR: STR M's FP. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. WEDNESDAY and eet September 2 aud & Shakespeare's sublime tragedy of — we ae Ler ee Cleopatra... Pe Mra. F. W. LANDER fpoutsenta breboesr” GAMES NEW YORK CALEDONIAN CLUB will be hel LION PARK, 106th to 110th Pay and hth avent rid) UBSDAY, September 3, 3 st 7 Tionets cents, aan avenue cars run direct to the Park. Third avenue cars to 110th street, thence b Boulevard stages from Pifty-atath a and Cigute aye HBATRICAL COMBINATIONS ABOUT GOING “OM vy in Dartles neoding Tucairieal ‘Primung should Sr atthe METRO, PE a ;OPOLITA. NTING ESTABLISHMENT, Nos ni Broadway. Eeumates cheerfully given Litogtetey OF CHARLES H. FOSTER, spiritual Medium, feat Twenty-tourth street. to No. _Oan be seen at ail hours. CR .—PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, GUITAR, SINGI Harp, ee Private peor A id. evening. 4 ‘ourtee roulare Rualled free. ‘Address MUSICAL UNIVENSITY, or Coll — . Bo a ORGANS, | Sy A'S 'H UNION SQUARE nes ‘BROTABRS WiLk jer their fine asso: of first ciass Pianofortes at prices which caunot tail to salt the times, New Pi to rent and rens applied toward purchase if desired. Pi taken in exchange, LOT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS FROM Te are cheap for cash; to reat and on mont pay ments; new ones at reduced JOHN MAHON'S, 224 Hast Thirty-ninth streot LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND BAND Pianos forsale upright, square, and grand Fianos Cah Ged WM. a avenue, above Bixteent oe (A WiiliaM KNABE £00. PIANOFORTE—RVERE iy rea reat bi bp i cash; a Dunham Piano, than $: Pianos *. SCHULER, "S67 Broome street. PIANO, $90, BRADBURY 7 OCTAVE, LARGm scale, $100: uprights and $3 and ap ard; Prine Most $198 for $100. ‘ GORDON £908, 1 is Bat Fourteenth street, _ MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOKTE nd corners, celebrated maker, four months, for $300, including Stool and Cove! Chamber Furniture, Silverware, Chin fice; property famuly leaving cidy. 36 West Lsth st, neat ware; ata sacri: RABE CHANCE.—FOR SALE. A_ SPLEND! assortment of second hand Pianos, of Steinway lass manufactur ales A Re make; also mo ree ae yy tein wa STERN Se SONS, Soinway Hall, New York. A STEINWAY & SONS’ Litas al tidy hn im provement; great bargain for cash. A rosewoo® Fiano, round Stns Waters ions, on iy $100. }. BIDD! ‘averley place, near Broadway. STRINWAY & SON FOUR ROUND regen Pranoforte RONG fe Danie ce plate) for sale, at a sac. riflce; brill fennel Fee NaS cnchiansi; all tt covenants, with guarantee, com $97 8978 tor $27. Stoo! covers an box for Sule “aul privace residence, 310 West Zist st.” ¥ A BRILLIANT TOWED “% OUTAVE on ana] wood carved case and fees four lat > fou Belin! igead bade 6) made by the be: use x ‘or "shipping, maker's bi chor and iakerts Stool, y tee for five years; also Parlor and Bearoom ita a de. 5 pone % Call immediately at priv ate fenta” No. 190 West Twenty-<hird street, we OWNER WILL 8¢LL CARVED ROSEWOOD T A octave Pianotorte, modern imprqremenis brated maker, for $100, at residence 245 n 2d and 3d avenues. S| Ale LADY WILL SELL, FOR LESS THAN hat beautiful, Chickering rosewood Planosoria, iron frame, modern style, Con us , including Third street, near Bowery, BAUTIFUL PIANOFORTES, ALL MODERN tt provements, from a celebrated maker, will be at agreat sacrifice for cash. 862 Bowery, near street, New York. P. HALE I8 MAKING 000 hoc tae «. cheaper and better than small makers can buy the stock, Call and see nis new Upright Piano, Thirty- street and Tenth avenue. BW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS AND PARLOR Organs for sale and to let very cheap; easy menta A7ootave Fiano, by Kranich & Bach, Tew, at baif price. F. LUDKE, 45 Second avenue. UR Ut ae oe AG SPECIALLY REOOM- O! Bn re aie & Morgan and ore coe ed urine, it presenti atly reduced Please, call ant An Sonu s LUDoLY, oe] and 462 Weat Broome stree Piste ee LOT, VERY CHEAP—TERMS OP sale or rent easy, to Sait the times. Call and ae it MARRELL'S, No. § Union square. ksiaReLLiaccio Meg) a ange warent of der. for sale as low prices, also. Pianos tn ren HICKEEING 2 SONS. No. our own manufacture. Seevay and Fifth aw East Fourteenth street, bee corne! GRAND PIANOS, STEIN~ Ue. seni at - oe ee cae Organi W“tannot be excel auty ; Sr peeRnet %S, aaceled tn, tae ee aee fee unt rent mcney pays for them; instalments received, Agents wan! HORACE ¥ WATERS & SON, (1 Broadway ~ GENTLEMAN oF GREAT. “BXPERIBNOE GivRe A Instruction on the planotorte at pupil's nee, SU por quarter, Dest relerence, given, Address, with resi ence, TEACHER, box 120 Herald Uptown Branch, office, 1,285 Broadway. _PARAVALEL TENOR SINGER FROM ITALIAN ‘esiden pera, teaches Piano a; + ir Went ty seventh enue, oF al pupil's resi open to engagements to ving 1a Ooa" certs; teri noderate.. A SINGING SOCIETY Is bal yh par 9 Ladies and a a ry, jaye £180 artieulars Profe Ni SO one irector cs Al ‘Twentieth OYS, WITH GOOD VOICRS, TO TRAVEL WITH B the Wn Re megs 2 wactige! Bo Borg apoty at the Resarte ano \usicale, No, «7 West netics ua nm can Conservatory of Music, No 6 Kast Sa hae A. ERRANT PS BRGIN HIS SINOL nis Mond mber 14 at bis usual ey Fourteenth street '* oF Ore : OR WOULD BE, To breene