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‘ THE COURTS. peas Albert Kunz, of Wastington, D. 0., charged with conspiracy to defame Columbus Alexander, o wealthy citizen of Washington, Was yesterday brought before Commissioner Osborn. Applica- ton was made by the United States District Attor- mey for an order for the tranemission of the ac- cused to Washington. Mr. A. Oakey Hall inter- posed an objection as to the validity of the indict. | ment, questioning, 2180, whether the charge was | one forbidden by the 1aws Of the Distrtct of Colum- ‘ia, The case was then adjourned till Tuesday next, when the points raised will be submitted to Judge Benedict. Samuel A. Briggs, @ Chicago merchant, was ar- rested in this city yesterday by an authorized mes- eenger and agent of the State government of Illi- | nois as @ fugitive from justice, he, as alleged, ‘veing under indictment Jor larceny. The accused ‘was taken before Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on a writ of habeas corpus, He was dis- charged by consent of counsel, THE CITY RECORD CONTRACT. Willam U. Rhodes, one of the eight bidders for the contract to print the City Record, awarded last year, was dissatisfied with the rejection of his ‘bid, which was the lowest, while Martin B. Brown, whose bid was the second highest, obtained the contract. Mr. Rhodes took active steps to break the contract, The matter came before Judge Pratt, in Sapreme Court, Chambers, last July op an order granted to plaintiff's counsel, Mr. Richard O’Gorman, commanding Mayor Havemeyer, Com- muasioner Van Nort and Mr. EB. D. Smith, constituting the Board of the City Record; Comp- troller Green and the said Martin B. Brown to show cause why they sbonid not be enjoined from carrying out the contract. It them ap- peared by the answer submitted that Brown's was the only tender which complied with the requirements of the statute. A rejoinder was ‘made on behalf of Rhodes that his tender substan- tially complied with the statute and Iiteraliy with the advertisement for bids and was the same as In ‘the previous year, and that no imtimation had been conveyed to him that anything else was re- quired, The case was then left with the Court. Judge Pratt, in giving decision Peseta said :— Ihave waited since July jor the defendants to sub- ‘mitaMdavits and briefs andI have invited them by letter todo so. ‘Their failure to submit ami- davits leaves me no alternative but to decide the }{- case upon the plaintifl’s papers. The motion ts so dar granted as to enjoin said Marttn B. Brown from *xeceiving any money from the other desendants. SUPREME COURT -—OHAMBERS. Decisions. By Judge Dononue. Continental Insurance Company vs. Woodworth; Cameron vs. Frost.—Motions granted, In the matter of Moore,—Order confirming re- por Marshali vs. Fowler.—Motion granted; costs to ‘gbide the event. Martin vs. HMargous.—Motion for allowance granted, Hotchkiss vs, Burbank; Figues vs. Schwartz.— Memorandums. In the matter of the Indestructible Material ompany.—Order granted, Batjer et al. vs, Methiessel; Ebbinhausen vs. Robinson et al.—Motions denied. Memorandums, Bernstein vs. Keyser; Keyser vs. Bernstein.— ‘Motions denied, Trade Savings Bank vs. Howles.—Motion denied, Without costs, By Judge Lawrence. Tredweil va, Pomeroy.—motion denied, with $10 costs. Memorandum, Quassaick National Bank vs. Waddell.—Motion denied on defendant amending her statement. See memorandum. By Judge Pratt. Bhodes vs. Havemeyer.—Memorandum. SUPERIOR COURT—SPEOIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Van Vorst. ‘Thomas vs. Loaners’ Bank of New York.—Motion denied. Fellows vs. Muiler—Motion for stay denied, without prejudice. Eddy et al. vs. Wicks.—Motion to strike out an- @wer denied, Foote vs. Hatcn et al.; Knoepfel va. Kings County Insurance Company; Muller vs. Karle; Lord vs, Rammy; Smith ys. Smith; Phillips vs. Phillips; Schoen vs. Schioemer; Miles vs. Brown; Gieistein va. Finck; Merritt vs. Clark; Knight vs. Watson; Fletschauer vs. Biee’s Sewing Machine Company et al.—Orders granted, In re Whitney, &c.—Proceedings dismissed, with- out costs, By Judge Sedgwick. Watson vs. Brennan.—Case settled; findings and conclusions passed upon. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Loew. Cox vs. Lembach; Grohman vs, Grobman ~ Memorandnins. Spaho vs. Doll.—Motion to place cause on special calendar of short causes granted. ily vs. Moran et al.—Motion denied, MARINE COURT—PART 1, What Is Commercial Paper. Before Judge Gross. Benjamin Griffin vs. John De Wilde and F. B, Betts.—Tnis action is brought upon a promissory note for $530, which the defendant Wilde made for the purpose of assisting the other defendant, Betts, sued as indorser, and by him sold to the Plaintif. The plaintiff testified that he purchased the note tor $500 upon the representation of Bett that it was good and given in @ real estate transaction and without fur- ther inquiry, while Betts acknowledges that he represented it to be good and did not say any He about its being an accommodation note. ‘De Wilde states that he gave it to Betts that he might get it discounted upon the promise that he ‘would protect it, and that he never received any part of the proceeds. Dofendant’s counsel claimed ‘that such @ note as the one in question was void in tts inception, that the plaintiff was not a tond Jide holder, not having put himself on inquiry as o the circumstances of its making, and thatin @ny case he had no standing in Court by reason of ‘the usurious transaction to which he was a party, ‘moving for a dismissal of une complaint on these ounds, which was denied. Judge Gross charged the jury that if they were satisfied that the note ‘was made by De Wilde and delivered 1o Betts that jhe might raise money ob it for his (Betts’) benefit, ‘and that the plainti! dict must ve rendered in favor of the plaintif for its face with interest. Verdict in favor of plaintif for $544 13, lahon. Jadicial Rebuke to Jurors. At the opening of a jury trial case on Wednesday in the Marine Court a judicial lesson was read to jurors, which it would seem strange should be necessary were It not for the frequent evidences of the “ways that are dark” so often pursued by jurors. A jury being sworn in the case referred ‘to, Judge Spaulding (presiding) said :—‘Gentlemen of the jury, before this cage 1s iuitiated | wish to wemind you of the precise nature of your oath, It is, that you shall try all cases brought before you ‘strictly according to the evidence. The reason I ‘make this remark is this—as member of your ‘body, who also acted as a juror here yester- day, after his discharge from the case, in a con- versation had with the Court touching the case, I ‘was Jed to believe from what he said that he ch to pass upon the testimony in view of his own ex: perience and trom what he knew about matters and things {n general ratner than from tne lacts as yset forth in the testimony. I desire stmply to say to you, gentlemen, that jurors are sworn to try cases according to the evidence only, and must ignore any impression they may have jormed with regard to the merits or demerits of the case, in- dependent of the testimony itself.” The juror in question must have winced at this rebuke, but It Foun unnoticed, the Court considerately with- holding any personal allusion to him, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions. By Judge Joachimsen. Thernly vs. Russell; Davis vs. Haas; Finnie vs, Finkle.—Motion to open aefdult granted. Cattaneo va, Galli.—Motion for stay denied. Chambelar vs, Raymond.—Cause restored to call, Sunansky vs, Biock.—Order dismissing action. Gemeta vs. Henderson.—Order vacating sums and attachment, Cohen vs. Harlon.—Cause restored to call. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, A Felonious Assault. Before Judge Sutherland, In this court yesterday Jonn F, Casey was found Guilty of an assault with intent to do bodily harm to Michael Benner on the 15th of August. It ap peared from the evidence tnat the defendant and five or six young men, who were laborers on the public works, went into the lager beer saloon of the complainant, and because he refused to give them beer without first receiving pay for it a quarrel ensued, the resuit of which was that Ben- ner was attacked and stabbed in the arm wi knife. The wife of the proprietor rushed To pro tect her husband, and Casey cut her in the hand, Anflicting two wounds upon it. Asan exampie to young men who use weapons upon the slightest provocation Judge Sutherland lwvosed a severe purchased it of him for value | and was now the owner and holder of it, their ver- | For | laintif, Buell & Staais; for defendant, D. & T. | NEW YORK HERALD, prey, upon Casey by sending him to the State ‘rison for five years, Alleged Larceny by Mr. Moulton. Charles E. Moulton, who was jointly indicted with Jonn Ryao, was tried for grand larceny. Karly in the term Ryan pleaded guilty to an at tempt to steal, on the 19tn of August, a piece of cloth, worth $55, irom the store of Martin H. Leh- Maire, 453 Broome street, and was remanded tor sentence, ‘The evidence of the alleged complicity o: Moul- ton with Ryan was tnat the accused was found in possession of the property, Dear the store, by the clerks and porter who pursued Ryan. Moulton made @ “statement” to the jury, the substance of which was that he saw & mag run out of the store with the cloth and pass tt to another man who dropped it on a dry goods box near the store. The men ran away and he (Moulton) was returning to the store with the property when he was selzed | by Mr, Lebmaire and those who ran out of the | store. The jury could not agree upon @ verdict and were discharged at a late hour. Willam McManus was tried and convicted of altempting to steal a silver watch irom the person } of Christian Daniel, on the night of the gth of August. He was sent to the State Prison for two years and six months. Acquittal. Stephen Brown was placed on trial charged with Stealing, on the 8th of August, $1,200 In money, | belonging to Peter Vedder. It seemed from the evidence that the complainant and the prisoner were colored waiters at Mr. Smith’s hotel, on Cen- tral avenue, and that at the time Vedder missed his money there was another waiter in the room. ‘AS there was no legal proof against the aceused the Judge directed the jury to render a verdict of not guilty. JEFFERSON MAREET POLIO COURT. Swindling Saulsbury. Before Judge Murray. Henry J. Saulsbury, who was arrested by Officer Slevin, of the Fifteenth precinct, on Wednesday morning, Was arraigned at the above court yester- day. Moses Kendall, clerk in the employ of Adam Partridge, No, 107 West street, testified that on the 18th of September Saulsbury called and bought from him vwo gallons of brandy, and tendered in pay- Ment a check on the Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank for $75. This check was signed Mitchell & Bowen, As Saulsbury was supposed to be employed by Mitchell & Bowen, a frm Ser red at No, 436 Broome street, and for whom he was in the habit of making purchases, the check was accepted and Saulsbury received $65 tn change. It was subse- quently discovered that Mitchell & Bowen had no account at the Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank, and that the signature to the check was a forgery. Judge Murray held him in $3,000 bail to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLIOE COURT. A Woman in Men’s Clothing. Before Judge Smith, A young woman, named Antonie Suleska, a na- tive of Bohemia, was found perambulating Third avenue, on Wednesday evening, in men’s clothing, and was locked up. Yesterday sue was arraigned before Judge Smith, and, being asked foran ex- planation of her conduct, she said she did it ‘for fon.” His Honor satd that he would make her pay | for her (un, and fined her $5, which was handed up and she leit. police. Severe Treatment of Prisoners. The discipline exercised over their prisoners by the keepers of the prison attached to this Court is 80 harsh that it has become a matter of comment, and it is for the purpose of calling the attention of the Commissioners of Charities and Correction and the public that reference is made to it here, Some time ago the practice of ADS | food from being given to prisoners by outside friends ‘was referred to m the public prints, and it was discontinued to some extent. It now appears that prisoners confined bere who are awaltung examination ara not allowed to leave their cells even though their confinement lasts a month or two. Four weeks ago a young man named Thomp- “gon Was committed for examination, and, being “unaole to give bail, he nas never since been out of «his cell, Another man, occupying the next cell has been confined in that five wecks. Neither oj these men has yet been found guilty of any crime, and they very baturally complain that they are treated as trough they were convicted murder- | ers. All they ask for is the privilege of walking in the prison room for an hour or halfan hour daily, and the room being a large one and suf- ficiently secure there is no reason why prisoners should not be accorded that privilege. OfMcer Cromie Held for Trial. Officer Robert J. Cromie, of the mounted squad, whose case has been under examination for some time for his brutal assault on Michael Ham- mill, as already fully referred to in the HeRaLp, ‘was held for trial on the charge yesterday at tis Court by Juage Sherwood, His Honor wished to send the case to the Special Sessions, but the prisoner's counsel obiected, and on motion it was sent to the General Sessions. Cromie was held in $1,000 bail. COURT OALENDABS—THIS DAY, Surreme CovURT—CHAMBERS—Held by Judge Daniels.—Nos, 25, 52, 103, 111, 112, 113, 114, 29, 134, 150, 166, 171, 173, 177, 178, 1! 186. RINE COURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1— Judge Gross.—Nos. 143, 108, 869, 228, 235, 259, 394, 1025, 120, 226, 275, 276, 94, 414, 230, 1068, 881, 82, 116, Part 2—Held by Judge Spaulding.—Nos, 256, 181, 194, 239, 71, 107, 982, 147, 713, 1009, 1018, 1014, 283, 284, 285,'176, Part s—Hield’by Judge McAdam. — Nos. 820, 406, 945, 206, 209, }, 807, 364, 366, 441, 718, 955, '972,' 978, 1003, 1032. CoURT OF GENBRAL SEss1oxs—Held Ls Judge Sutherland.—The People vs. Jobn artigaD, robbery; Same vs. Joun Britt, rape; Same vs. William Donalason, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. George Flanigen, burglary; Same vs. John Smith, grand larceny; Same vs. Bella Lee, grand larceny; Same vs. Rose Meyers, rand larceny; Same vs. Frank Wiison, grand larceny; Same vs, Charles Hudson, grand larceny; Same vs. Alexander Ford, grand larceny; Same vs. Elizabeth Tracy, assault and battery; same vs. Richard Williams, assault and battery. The following 1s the calendar of the Brooklyn City Court for to-day :—Nos. 17, 3, 6, 9, 24, 116, 117, 11S, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 12434, 127, 128, 129, 130, 142, 133, 134, 185, 136, 137, 138, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144. OOURT OF APPEALS OALENDAR, ALBANY, N, Y., Sept. 24, 1874, Court of Appeals calendar for Friday, September 25, 1874:—Nos, 127, 128, 131, 182, 186, 143, 144, 145, COMMISSION OF APPEALS, ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 24, 1874, The following is the day calendar of the Comn sion of Appeals for Friday, September 25:—Nos, 249, 250, 251, 254, 255, 257, 258, 166, 203, 235. The Commission are not limited by the calendar | of the first 100, but will take up the general calen- dar on conclusion of the first. A QUEER HEN STORY. {From the Doylestown (Pa.) Democrat.] From West Chester there comes to us the fol- lowing sad story of @ well meaning hen:—A man by the name of Lot Fithian, of that place, had been the owner of a hen that, to all appearance, was just like others of her tribe, except that she jad ceased to perform the iunctions of a well behaved madam chicken—she didn’t lay any eggs. This was all the more singular when it was observed that she did not show a disposition to “chuck.” The hen seemed to thrive and ate well, but it was evident she had something on her mind. She seemed weighed down with grief of some un- discharged duty. A few days ago Mr. Fithian killed the chicken, and on ‘dissecting her dis- covered twenty-eight full sized, well shaped ones, the only difference between them and marketable eggs being that they were minus the hard sheil. The cause of the poor hen’s despondency was now expiained. She had done her duty, had prepared her eggs for delivery, but owing tO some obstruc- tion nature refused to perform her share of the work. What would have been the ultimate con- sequences of this had the hen been allowed to live on we are not prepared to say; but it certainly ts & strange (reak o! nature, the-similitude of which we have never before heard of. SALES AX AUCTION, UCTION.—HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER, ‘sells THIS DAY, At 103, o'clock, worth of Household Furniture in private residence ast Twentieth street, near Broadway, nameiy—Ptanoforte, 7 octave tour, round corners; Parlor Suits covered ‘In satin, brocatél. reps and halfclota; Centre Tables, Oil Paintings, Bron: Clocks, ; Chamber Snits complete, ros¢wood an walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dressing Cases, Mattresses Pillows, sideboards, Extension Tables, Carpets, &c.} Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive. ALPRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT pubite auction this day, at 10:80, in lots, the Furni- ture now in the house 12) Macdougal street, consisung of Parlor Sets, Carpets, Beds, Bedding, &c., 4c, Sale posltive. Dealers invited. LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, By D,'W. TV y D.'W. Balesrooms 108 Liberty, it] Cedar and 38 Caureh street. On SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock, a general assortment of Household and Oiiice Furnitare and other Goods suitable tor housekeeping. r 2 ) morning, commencing at ¢o'clock, at pri- tory brown stone mansiot 20 West 23d st, Paclor, Library, worth of Furnitare, at public auction, restdenct ly:—Steinway & bo" tave four round iy oforte, Curtains, im- port aty Parlor suits, covered in satin brocatel, rej inlaid Centre Tabies ‘Turkish Suita, Kasy Chairs, btagere, Mwart and Secre- tary Bookcases, Chamber Suits, solid black walnut Bed- steads, Dressing Case, Washstand, 20 curled hair Mat- tresses, spring neds, Sideboard, Extension Tables, Chairs to match. Also Pty sy Kitchen Furniture, Oil- cloth, de. Over lots by catalogue. if HENRY &. MODOANELL, Auctiqneer, The suit of male attire was confiscated by the | BROOKLYN CITY COURT CALENDAR TO-DAY. | THIS (PRI- | | | | SALES AT AUCTION. UCTION UGUST MARTENS, AUC- M: it Household Furniture, Piano- ing mM Suits, aC the elegant mansion 36 st, near Sth at 10% o’cloc on this day Friday). Drawing Rooms—Superb Suits, G uchesse style, covered silk brocade: Etageres, Book, case, Cabinets, Mirrors, rosewood Mtanoforte, celebrated maker; Bureaus, Kedsieads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Ex- tension Taole. Buffet, Cutlery, Silverware, Glassware, Furniture basement, Kitchen, servanis’ avartmenis. pale re Parties wishing to attend this sale take a cars. AMUSEMENTS. LO'S THEATRE, DR. THORNE 76,3 . sess. esse and Manager KIRALFY'S. The great Spectacular Drama of the DELUGE: OR, PARADISE LOST, continues to atiractiull and fashionabie audiences. It Wil be performed VERY NIGH! anil further notice. 180 Mailed Female Warriors 1) Dancing ballet AUTIFUL SCENERY. MISS JULIA 'SEAMAN 8 NGLISH ARTISTS. FAMILY JEUNE BONBY. ‘THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock. at the elegant private residence 210 West 'wenty-tirst street, near Seventh avenue, handsome and usetal Household Furniture, two elegant Piauofortes, Steinway & Sous’ T octave and Decker & ros.’ four round 7} octave. Marie Antoinette and Princess style Parior Suits, cov- ered tn “damask sitin” and brocatel; inlaid and marble Yop Centre and Ourd abies French plate Mirrors, tine Paintings. imported, Bronze Figures, Clocks, Lace Curtains, Library and Secretaire Bookcases, handsome Cwarf Bookcase, Library Tables, Turkish Suit, in sa- fines 8 ‘and Turkish Lounges, Easy ‘Chairs, Writing ood Bh and Haircl Dining Chairs, Stiverware, Crockery, Brassels and ingrain Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, N. B.—Sale positive. Take Seventh or Eighth avenue cars. ROBERT 0, CASHIN, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE—POSITIVELY THIS DAY, (FRIDAY) morning, September 26, at 1035 0’clocks, Toperty of a private family. At the private residence, 1u3 West Twenty-cignth street, Dear Sixth avenue, over 376 lots useful and handeome Household Furniture; 600 yards Carpets, Curtains; magnifigent Grande Duchesse, Marie Antoinette stylé Parlor duits, tp san, brocade and repa; brilliant tone 7%, octave Pianoiorve; istageres, Tables. Turkish Fur- niture, Paintings, Works oi Art; rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits; Dressing Case Sedstead, Bureaus, Com- modes, Mattresses; Library, ng, Servants’ Furniture. N. B.—Goods packed and ‘detirored for porchasers, city orcountry. Take Broadway, Sixth or Keventh avenue cars to Twenty-eight t J. KRAM Auctioneer, Y JAMES T. GRISWOLD, AUCTIONEKR. SALESROOMS 12 WASHINGION PLACE. LARGE AUCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT ees AT SALESROOMS 12 WASHINGTON PLACE, BAR BROADWAY. BENJ. F. THE ALL will sell, as above, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TWO ROSEWOOD PLANOFORTES Bacon & Raven and Decker & Co., makers, PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, RICH CARPETS, &e., comprising @ large assortinent of Parlor Suits, in variety 9 coverings; marble top Ktagere, Centre and Fancy ‘ables, Library Suits, elegant Bedsteads, Bureaus, bx- tension Tables, Dining Chairs, panes Bedroom Suits, Bolsters and Pillows, Mattresses, Crockery, Glass, Kitchen Utensils; very ster, velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c. + Catalogues ready at 12 Washington pla Y JOHN B. DRAPER & C UCTIONBERS The Delawaro, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company will selt 60,000 tons Seranton Coal, at pepe apotion, 08 pWednesday, September 30, at 12 o'clock noon, at 26 Exchange place. SAMULL SLUAN, President Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, 74 University place. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, GAS FIXTURRS, &c., &e. ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer, will sell by auc- tion this day, Priday. Sept 24 at lis ovclock, at his salesroom, 74 University place, general assortinent of Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor, Bedroom and Library Furniture, black walnut and rosewood Bed- eads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Etageres, ofa, Lounges, black walnut Bookcases, Hair and Husk Mattresses, de., Ac. Algo lot of >toves and kitchen ten ¥. THOMAS, AUCTIONBER, WILL SELL A + magnificent collection of Oil Patntings and Chro- ios in gold frames this day, 10% o’clock, at 81 Park row; great burgains. By wistDokesd: SWARZEOPE Will sell, 103% o'clock, 1,288 Third avenue, vear Seventy fourth street, large and select Stock Groceries, Canned Fruits, Preserves, Spices, Coffees, ‘Teas, Flour, Candles, Soap; also Fixtures, joules, &c. low, Dealers d, ARZK OPE, 76 Bowery. BY MAX BAYERS. 2 at die o'clock, at.226 Divislon street, Stock and Fix- ures of Groce! ey it Jo MAX BAYERSDORFER'S office, 124 Bowery. HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS,—MARSHAL’S OWE B sale this day, at 1/ o'clock, corner University place ‘and Suita. and ha EMS Breet one te i Cee Harness ere’ on, Desk, four Chairs and ve. s 1. LEUBUSCHER, Marshal, AILEY & HARTMAN, AUCTIONEBRS—SALES- room 15 Third avenue, will sell this da; o'clock P. M., under my direction, by virtue of an execu- tion, Canary’Birds, Black Birds Mocking Birds, Parrots, Cages, te. P. DALLBY, Marshal. AILEY & HARTMAN, AUCTIONEERS—SALBS- rooin 15 Third avenue, will sell this day, at 2 O'glock P. M.. under a chattel mortgage, Household Fur- niture; also lady’s Gold Pin, F Rings, two pure white Diamond *tuds, Us carat each. JAMES WILMO’ worhey for Mortgay AILEY & HARTMAN, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL this day, at 103¢ o'clock, sharp, Furniture of the Billiard, Wine and the Fixtures and Lager Beer Saloon northeast corner of Fifty-third street and Second ave. nue, consisting of two elegant Coliender carrom Billiard Tables, complete and nearly new; Counter, back Bar, black walnut Tables, otties. Glasses, Awning, Shades, Brandy, Wine, e P Sold in lots. ILEY & HARTMAN, AUCTIONEEBRS,—BY VIR. tue of an execution to me directed I will sell th: ay, at2 o'clock P. 4,000 Cigars of different bran: at 15 Third avenue. P, DAILBY, Marshi DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Mortgage sale ot elegant Cabinet Furniture. BY EDWARD SCHENCK, THIS DAY, atl o'clock, an elegant assortment of the finest Furni- ture, of the most modern and unique styles of parior, chamber, dining and hall, in elegant carved walnut, rosewood, covered in damask and reps; superb Centre Tables, and every variety of style of Furniture. The above is now onexhibition, and will repay those in want of turniture. To be sold’at auction at No. 60 Liberty street. J, S, WRINBERGER, AUOTIONEER SELLS THIS « day (Friday) at 1039 o'clock, at 153¢ Bowery, the en- 8 house, viz. :—Vounter, Back Bar, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Curtains, Clocks, Carpets and Oilcloth, Blankets, Quilts; also a variety of gener: a Merchandise, Wines, Champagnes, Liquors and Cigars, By eo) to suit purchasers. Sale posit i doalers in- vited. if 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGR + gale of the Stock and Fixtures of a Lager Beer Sa- foon, at 153s Bowery, on Friday, September 25, at 1034 o'clock. By order of Isaac Weyman, Attorney tor Mortgagee. ERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom, 87 Nassau street; Real Estate Department, 21 Park row, New York. THIS DAY AND SATURDAY, AT 13 O' CK, AT 37 NASSAU STREET, oes TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FINE JEWELRY. DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, BRACELETS; sets in Coral. Pearl, Aincthyst, Emeralds, &c.: Sleeve Buttons, Lockets, Studs, Rings, Pins, Scart’ Rings, Necklaces, 4c. &c, Now on exhibision, with catalogue.’ By order of CLINPON MADDOCK and | MORGAN WAINWRIGHT, j Trustees. OHN H. WILSON, A ONERR. WILL SELL ON Saturday, Septeinber 26 at Ws o'clock. at the auc- tion rooms No. 1u3 Chambers street, a general assort. ment ot Household Furniture, Parlor, Bedroom, Room and Kitchen Furniture, Office Furniture, ee. eee J. B. BATTERSON, AUCTIONEER—WiLL SELL « this day, at 11 o'clock, Household Furniture, Car- pets, &c., at 595 Sixth avenua, consisting of black wal nut Parior, Dining Room, Chamber and Kitchen Furni- ture, marguetry. ‘ussels and ingrain Carpets, Extension Tubles, Mattresses, Chairs, Rockers, Sotas, Desks, Ar- moire-a-Glace Bookcases, Pillows, spring Beds, Wash. stands, Crockery, Glass, Knives and Forks, &., &c, 595 Sixth venue, comer of Thirly-Ofth street” Dealers ab tend. \RSHAL’S SALE.—THOS. J. M'GRATH, AUCTION. q aan kk at i ala ay eae at No. 343 udson stree' he entre c of a Furniture St By order of F: FEENY, City Marshal. Dealer are in vited. PARSHAL'S SALE.—THOR J. MWGRATH, AUCTION. eer, 133 Chatham street, will sell, this day, at 11 Qclock, 4 large lot of Jewelry, By order. P. PEENY, Gity Marshal. Pee SALE,—R. FIELD, GENERAL auctioneer (salesroom No. 89 Bowery), will sell this day, at 1] o’cloca, 700 lots Men's and Women's Cloth: Underclothin; gus Blankets, Bedaing, ae and Vests. By order D. De Long, aa ied ‘The sale will commence with Tho'clock sharp. AWNBROKER'S AUC. tioneer, 59 New Bower! atl Felock precively, SW) lots Dresses, ‘Shawls sacques, moants, Tablo Linen, Blankets Quilts, Underclothe Boots, Gaiters, 4c, By order M. 5. Madigan, 567 Seco avenue. RR, HERD, GENERAL AUCTIONERR SALESROOM . No, 39 Bowery— Will sell on Saturday, september o'clock, at No. 453 East Firty-seventh sireet, below First avenue, Household Furniture, consisting of Diack walnut Parlor Suits, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Brusels and ingrain Carpets Oucloth, biack walnut Chamber Suits, 1 Pianoforte, ‘c.; also Kitchen Furni- ture, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, ac. HERMAN, SHERIPW'S AND GENERAL AUO- 5 joneer. Wines, Liquors, Champagne, Cigars, &c.—This da; (Fridayy, September 29, at yg o'elvcks at No. 13 Bowers the stock and Fixtures of a firstclass Liqnor store, con- sisting of casks of fine Brandies, Port, Sherry and Rhine ines; barrels of choice old Bourbon and Rye, scotch and irish Whiskey, Gin. Ram: cases of Brandy, Gi Bitters; cases and baskets of Champagne, a large. lot of Cigars, Liquor Pumps, Measures, Oftice Purmiture, Desks, Chairs, Tables, tron Safes, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited HERIFP’S SALK OF WINES, LIQUORS, CHAM- pagne, Cigars, Sweet Oil, 4o.—s, HERMAN, sher- i's Auctioneer, sclis this day (Friday), September 25, at 1 o'clock, No. 13 Bowery, @ general assortment of Wines, Liquors, Brandies, Bitters, in barrels, caeks and \d_cases Champagne, barrels Sweet igars, &c. Sale positive. WM. 0, CONNER, Sheriff. A. Aanons, Deputy Sheriff. 7M. WITTERS, AUCTIONKER, WILL SELL THIS ony. at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, a large assort- ment of Parlor suits of every aescripuon, black walnut Chamber suite, Sofas, Lounges, Dreasing Bureaus, Book- coses, Wardrobes, Washstands, Commodes, Tables, Chairs, French plate pier, mantel and plain Mirrors, fine curled hair, husk and’ kxcelsior Mattresses; Feather Beds, Viilows, Bolsters, Sheets, Comforters, Quilts, &c.; aiso Dining Room and Kitchen Utensild “Counters, Desks, Saloon Tables, Refrigerators. Iron Safes, Haint- ings, Engravings, Chromos, &o.; also elegant’ velvet, Brussels, tapestry and ingrain Carpets; Oilcloths, Rags, Mattings, Harness, Gas Fixtures, &c SALE.JAMES AGAR, will sell this 26, at 10) DENTISTRY. BSOLUTELY PAINLESS—FRESH GAS. DAILY Combination 8 extremely light and durable; ber Sets, $10 to $2). Fourteenth ang Filveentn sirects. aE wi! AUOTIONEER— Positively in. DORFER, AUCTIONEEB—SELLS Diack walnut Chairs, En- ravings, Showcases, lee House, Ice Box, Gas Fixtures, Gi Cigars, * | No. 216 Sixth avenue, between ARK THEATRE, Broadway, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, a few minutes’ waik trom tie Fifth Avenue, Al- bermarie, Hofman, “t James, Coleman, Barnum's, By. | erett House and accessible by ail the popular lines of stages and cars RAGE OF THE TOWN. MARK TWAIN'S AMERICAN DRAMA, GILDED AGK, and JOHN t, RAYMOND'S Col. MULBERRY SELLERS. Raymond, as Ooi. Sellers how takes his piace by Soth- gins Pungzeary, Owens’ Balog ‘Shiusley Plorenct’s fob Pies Mayor's Davy Grocket and Jeslérsois ikip Van EVERY NIGHT ____ SATURDAY MATINER AT 2 P.M. OBINSON HALT SIXTEENTH STREET, berween Broadway and Fifth avenae. 4 GRAND EXTRA PROGR. is GHT, JORNNY BOOKER, FOX and HAMILTON J. be ANGAN Mile. DELACOUR, FEMALE’ NCAN . RENTS, FEM. | A & FORREST, KE 1 La MORTIMII, & | MA RENCE, KITTY SHEPPARD, ALICE RHIN ARK THEATRE, SUNDAY NIGHT. Broadway and Twenty-second street. | Soptember 27, wie management has the honor of an- ._houneing the FIRST GRAND SACRED CONCERT ofa series which have been arranged ior Sunday even- | ings at this Theatre. ihe GRAND PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Will appear, directed b sinted by Mile MAGKENZEIC the Sri on y Mile. MACKENZIE, the brilliant Soprano; Mile. ATTALIB KLANEZCK, distinguished Prana ; Signor GASTANO BRAGA, Violonceilo Virtioso, and Biguor GAKLO ORLANDINI, the popular Bantone dmiaston, 50 cents; Dross Circle, $1; Parquet Seats, $150. Doors open at 7:30; begins at8. 2 TEINWAY HALL.—DI MURSKA CONCERTS, TO-MORROW NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, ‘Mr. D.aDE V1VO has the honor to announce that only Fy SEAND INAUGURAL CONCERTS will be given by the greatest living cantatric TO-MORROW (MIIDAY) ath and saturday Mi AY) at 8, and satura: atinee at. With Mine. CARRENO MAURER THEU HAREM: | FEKRANTI, SAURKT and Signor BRAGA, the celebrated | Violoncellist and composer (his first appearance in | America), EDUARDO MARZO, Accor NESE. | GRAND ORCHESIRA. “AD, NEUENDORFE, Director, | Reserved seats, $2 and $15. Admission, $1. seaiscat Steinway's, at Schirmer's, 701 and 14 Broadway. VED SEATS FOR THE DI MURSKA HIS EVENING; ALSO FOR ALL | RAS, &C, AT EB, UBLRTH & UNION SQUAR a WEST 23D 3 near Booth’s Th en M. SSTRELS. eae EOF PROGRAMME, SATURDAY MATINEE EVEY EVENING ATS. is ‘HE SLKEP WALEER. ALBONI’S ARRIVAL, AT2, The ever popular CHALLENGE DANCE, ‘frat time this season. The BRILLIANT VOCAL QUINTET and ROSS! ORCHESTRA. Firat time of an original purlesque of Ona HE, DELUGE: OR, A PALO! DICK Lost, ‘acters by Messra Dan iryant, Bob Hart, Dave Roed, Nelse Seyinour, W. Henry fice, W. H. Brockway, J. Robinson, Fred Waits, Jos. Norril, J.J. Kelly, Chas. Templeton, W. Raymond. 8. 8. Crosby, Hogan and’ Emer- Be THE AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE, EVERY EVENING AT 8. Box office open from 9 to 4. FAMILY MATINEK BVERY SATURDAY AT 2 ITKINWAY HALL.—DE MURSKA MATINER, TO-MORROW AT TWO, THE ONLY MATINEE ‘and last appearance in New York of the GREAT DE MURSKA CONCERT COMPANY, | MATINE 10-MOKROW (SATURDAY) Al Ha ONE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. ___AMUSEMEATS. | OOTH's THEATR: BS cette Santo Bonen ATE ER THIS (PRIDAY) EVENING. the foremost representative saa WH -3 nee 2 WILLIAMS . an absenc Me perar te tee five years from New York, are | OVERWHELMING AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES will appear fn Gavier's tamed dramatic picture of the Land of the Shamrock in the days of ‘98, called teh ts offered (ons ,SU0GAH. w offered with all the magal marked its offering Suring the run ote ies Oana FIFTY CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS IN DUBLIN, CORNEY McGRATH, with the songs of “Pat Matloy" and the “Irish Wedding”....Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS | NELLY NOLAN, # jumping’ jewel, with a honeycomb between her clin and her nose, and giving the great | Irish jig, “Connaught Man’s Ramble.” | ‘Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS | “THE SCENERY of Connie Soogah ts universally Pronounced ot REMARKABLE | GRANDEUR,” tue “Giants Causeway,” “The Hut.” “iumination of Ber- rystos alle?! ai ‘ally the GREA’ CADE SCENE nightly cause expressions of admiration and surprise. LE-PAST Lessees and Managers PTEMBBR 2, Bors THEATRE. MATINEE, TO-MORROW, SAIURDAY, AT 15, “THE IRISH TEAM," MR. AND MRS, BARNEY WILLIAMS. FIRST GRAND * OOGAH" MATINE TEINWAY HALL. DI MUKSKA, TO-NIGHT AT § and TO-MORROW MATINEE at 2. THE ONLY ND CONCERTS OF THE REIGNING QUEEN OF SONG, Mile. LLMA DI MURSKA, Assisted by her New Grand Concert Company, Mme. CARRENO SAURET, THEO. HABELMAN, FER- RANTI, SAURET and Signor BRAGA, the celebrated Vioioncellist and Composer (his first appearance i America), EDUARDO MARZO, Accompanist. GRAND ORCHESTRA. AD. NZUBNDORFF, Conductor Reserved seats, $2 and $150 Admission, $1. Seats at steinway's, at Schirmer’s, 701 and 114 Broad way. pets FIFTH AVENUE THEaTRE, Tyrenty eighth street and Broadway. Bevins at 8 Mr, AUGUBITN DALY, -Proprietor aud Manager TAE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, A BRILLIANT AND ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS, ALL OTE NOVELTIES POSTPONE FOR THE PRESENT, . CHARLES FISHER. GEORGE CLARKE . LOUIS JAMES, . W. DAVIDGE Mr. HART WA’ Miss FANNY DAVENPORT. Mre G'-GILBRRE and ra GH. i iMrs_Candour Miss ALION GREY Lady Sneerwell DURING THE GOSSIP SCENE A MINUET AND GAVOTIE 1S DANCED BY THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS. MATINEs SATURDAY AT 1:30. * Orders for seats by mall, telegram or messenger be promptly responded to, HEATRE GCOMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART.. .. HARRIGAN 514. BROADWAY. Sole Proprietor PATRICK'S | JOHN WILD, PATRICK'S FRANK R DAY CHAS. WHIT, Da¥ WM. CARTER, PARADE. | Prof. and BABY BINDLEY,| PABADB, miss pata bay SYD. 4 ww ob.t0 OF iss BN Miss KITTY O'NEIL ~ Miss POLLY BOOTH SONGS, DANCES, &C. ‘All the Mammoth Company ‘appearing ‘ina easin, and the drama, r ROUTE OBINSON HALL, SIXTEBNTH STREET, _. between Broadway and Fifth avenue. CANCAN MATINK: TO-DAY, FEMALE MINSTRELS, T FEMALE MINSTRELS, CANCAN ‘0-DAY, EMAL NSTRE! CANCGAN ar FEMALE MINSTRELS ANCA 2:30 FEMALE MINSTRELS. ‘ATINBE TO-DAY. Be NSON HAL CANCAN, FEMALE STeLS, T ROBINSON 4. TO-DAY AT 2:30, a CANCAN) MATINER, (Pals DAY, ar ROBINSON HALL, 230 P.M, SIXTEENTH Rist, MATINER, SPLENDID sHOW, 0-DAY TONY PASTOR'S OPKRA HOUS! featpan, | —— coer ATINEE,’ GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY. XN ATINEE BALLS,—THE FOURTH MATINEE BALL will take place at Beethoven Hall, 210 and 213 Fifth street, Saturday, September 26, afternoon and venting, 8 o'clock, and every Saturday dumng the season of 1874-75. Hops every Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock. D' MURSKA, THE REIGNING QUEEN OF SONG. TO.NIGHT and TO-MORROW MATINEE, at Stein- Way Hall. Debut of BRAGA, the great Vioioncellist NG “ MATINEE TO-DAY (FRIDAY), MATINEE | at TONY PASTOR'S Opera House, TO-MORRO Tony Pastor and his Great Troupe. NEWS For ALL an EVENING TELEGRAM, TWO CENTS. EETHOVEN HALL.—AT MANNA ACADE: UF Dancing, 210 and 212 Fifth street, select soiree Fre Classes Wednesdays and I day evening, September Saturdays, Send for circular. (YOR SALE—A COPY OF BOYDELL’S SHAKESPEARE (802), in perfect order, complete in nine volume: the text work. GRISWOLU'S Auction Rooms, 12 Washington place. peoND: FOUND, IN THE BOWERY, A BLUE MA hovany Pocketbook, with bearskin clasp. containing fifty cents, Uniess owner ts foun I shall expend the money for a ticket to Tony Pastor's Matinee to-day, as there will be no more Saturday Matinees. HONEST JOHN. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, A ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS, Steinway & Sons’ make, for sale, at a bargain; also Beinway upright Fanos to rent sTEL WAY & SONS, Steinway Hall, New York. FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND HANDSOMB Pianos to rent at HAINES BROTHERS! Piano ftooms, 27 Union square. New Pianos on, instalments or ay ie cash, two Pianos, been used a listle, very low for cash, N IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, new and second hand, best makers, extremely low for cash, or to let until rent inoney pays tor them; small monthly instalments received. HORACK WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED UVERSTRUNG PIANO, $175, payable $10 per month ; upright and sjuare Pianos and Organs for cash, instalments or rent $3 up- wards. BETTS’ Warerooms, 788 Broad way, corner Tenth street, SOLD ON INSTALMENTS AND RENTED—$176, * magnificent full T octave rosewood overstrung iron frame Pianoforte; carved legs and case; latest im- provements; also Piano and Stool, $6 GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery. N IMMENSE STOCK—STEINWAY'S AND OTHER Pianos; upright, square, grand; also Organs, ducements for cash. On instalments and to rent. 3X BALL & CO., 15 Bast Pourtaenth street, SECOND HAND PIANO, BUT LITTLE USED, Tig octave. In perfect order, for sale, cheap, Pianos on i ents or to rent, with privilege of purchase. BOBERT W. SMITH, Agent 47 University place. Aa PIANOFORTES TO RENT TO RBSPONSE ble parties—Uprights, Squares and Grands: all 7) octaves aud new or nearly so. RION PLANOFOR! NY, No. 5 Kast Fourteenth BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, $100; octave, carved, four round corners, only staiments taken; rent $4 month; pew Pianos, $280 upward. —_B, CABLE, 107 West 2d st, corner ith’ av. MAGNIFICENT 735 OCTAVE KOBEWOOD PIANO- forte, ¢ round corners, made order, celebrated inaker, used 5 months, for $275; Parlor, Chamber, Din ing Purniture, sacrifice, property family leaving city. 36 West 15th st, 5th A. BARE OPPORTUNITY.—A PRIVATE FAMILY declining housekeeping will dispose of their mag- Rificent brilliant toned 73 ve carved four round cornered rosewood Pianoforte, made to order, best city Manufacturers, cost $1,200, for $210: Stool, Cover; box for shipping. At privat résidence 120 West 23d st, BEAUTIVUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE $160; four round corners. carved legs and caso, celebrated maker; Fiano to rent, $3 monthly. B 3 riey place, near roadway. LADY L 8! ‘A ROSRWOOD 7 OCTAVE A. Bitnotorve for wees than $100: also a handsome Weber Pianoforte, carved legs, round corners, tor less | than $200, 28 Third street, near Bowery. eet & PRIVATE PAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELRB- | A. fant tour round Steinway & Son's Pianoiorte at & éacrifice, @ brilliant woned fy octave, richly carved ose wood case, full agraffe, overstrung’ Piano, having alltmprovementa: printed guarantee and bill of Cost $975, tur $25. N. B.—Stool, Cover; box for ship- 11 private residence 210 West Zist street, New | a. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MONDAY NEXT—Entire ohange of bill and first week of the Infant Wonders, VENUS AND ADONIS, HARRIGAN AND HART In WHO OWNS THE LINE » HARRIGAN SINGS MULDOON, THE SOLID MAN, First time of the sensational drama, MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME. EteOrourtaN THEATRI 685 BROADWAY, N THE PEOPLE’s VAUDEVILLE THEATRE, MORE NEW STARS THIS W KEK. EW ACTS, NEW PACES, NEW SPECIALTIES, Mile. ZOB, the daring Female Gymnast, Mle. ZOB, MINNIE LODER, LOTTI GRANT, JOHN CONKLIN, JOHN PENDY, Mle. ZITTELLA, THE ‘ARNOLD BROTHERS, THE GREAT RAYS," PRANK BELL, GRU. WARREN, Continued success and cleventh week of, me, VIOLETTA PICAUT'S FRENCH CANGAN, OR CHAHUL DANCERS, NEW SOLOS, NEW DANCERS. erved chairs $1; family ctrele, 25¢, BSDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2 woos, Bri Admission, MATINSE WE | Woon's museum, | E. L. DAVENPORT, Bvening, A‘termoom. at 2. at ROMEO JAFFIER JENRINB, & DICK TURPIN MACBETH, and TOM KING, a THEATRE. AIMEE. M. GRAU ana CHIZZOLA... .Lessees and Managers TRIUMPHANT SUCOE 8. Gandon, Esa, D TREBIZONDE. Minelly, |“ EVERY BVENING, TILL FURTHER NOTICR, and at the MM. NEE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 34 AT 140 P. RS. FP. B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE Mrs. CONWAY begs to announce the opening of the REGULAR FALL AND WINTER SEASON, on MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 23 Engagement of the eminent artis, Mr, LESTER WALLAC. Bee, Mel mare his rentree at this elegant theatre in his own Drama o! ee ROSED. THE RIFLE BALL. ELIOTT GRAY. Mi oe ..Mr LESTBR WALLAOK Sale of seats will commence Thursday, at theatre, from 5 to 5. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSK, 201 BOWERY. REMEMBER THE MATINEE TO-DAY (FRIDAY). MATINEB | TONY PASTOR'S N TO DAY. O'Reardon and hi (FRIDAY). Billy Barry's Funny, @ymnasties, Gus Williams and Larry Tooley, NO as the Rival Dutchmen. MATINER Lulo Delmay’s Character Songs. TO-MORROW | Sandford, Wilson, Walters and Morton. @ATURDAY, The Fieldings, Garnellas, &c. LADIES ADMITTED FRE. Is BV ERRACE GARDEN THEATRE.—H. GRAU, MAN, ager, —SUNDAY, Sep reniber 77, 1874, at8 o'clock P.M GRAND SAORED CONCERT. AIMEE! AIMEE! AIMEE | and the entire new company. MINELLE. GANDUN, DEBI DUPLAN. For one time only, LA PRINCESSE DE TREWIZONDR. * Entire new costumes from Millet, of Parts. Reserved, 50c. and $l extra, Tickets for mer’s, 70] Broadway, and at Ti THE USUAL DULNSS OF FRIDAY APTER- noons, now that we can go qT P; way. to Tony Pastor's Operm House to the Friday Matinees. . LER N ae RAMATIC INSTRUCTION.—LADIES THOROUGHLY D fitted for the stage; emotional actin, Pree ‘Apply to or address Mrs. JOHN DE BONAY, 160 Bixth avenue. is DAY. TONY PASTOR'S ODA: OPERA HOUSR, FRIDAY. 201 BOWERY. MARK SMITH MEMORIAL BENEFIZ, "Tho Vice Presidents and Secretaries of the Memorial Meeting in.honor of the late Mark Smith, at South Theaure, September ly are requested to ‘meet at Lotos Club, on Friday, September 25, at 4 P. M., to take final notion witn regard to the approuching benent in f'the family, wf Rice astemns tnt emote retain with the object of the benefit are also invited to atte coauinacn: ‘A. OAKEY HALL, Chairman. J, Henny Hacrn, Secretary. NYHE FALL GAMES OF THE NEW YORK ATHLETIC Club will be held on Saturday, September 26, 1874, af the Club Grounds, situated on Mott avenue and 149th street, ten minutes’ walk from Mott Haven depot. Train leaves Grand Central depot at 145 P. Steamboats nd 1:40 P. M., and pier Jeave pier 4 East River at 1:10 a © Bast Kiver at 1:15 P. M. Butries have been made from all the leading athletic associations in the country. Games commence precisely at two o'clock. Tickets may be obtained at the club headquarters, Nox 4 and 6 East Paka a street, or as the grounds on the day of the meeiing, THE LECTURE SEASON. A’ 8 THIS EVENING—A | TURE ON NERVOUS Debility and Spectal J)iseases. at Dr. Kahn's Mu um. Remember the address, 6% Broadway, near ourth street The largest and most maguificent Ma- —SPECIAL LECTURK EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT + o'clock at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets CHICKERING 4 ROUND CORNERED ROSEWOOD {octave Punofocie, all modern improvements $800, 178 with Stoo! Cover, ut private reait sort Suh Past wins, between. 21 and Ml avs. \HIOKERING PIANO WOR RENT, C Pianos, $21 per quarter: Tgotaves, ‘$4 A eW style, 7 stop, coe Ora NONE HOR, Ti hast Fourteenth street. TEW STEINWAY AND OTHER UPRIGHT PIANOS N "itr rent; Pianos trom $3 per month; second hand Pianos low ior cash, or on tne, WALKEE BROTHERS, 47 Hast Twelfth street, near Broadway. Established 1820, NHE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY, 25 TT Gaion square, witners of three highest Medals ‘and ouoF at Vienna, and Paris, 1867, now fr the finest assortment ‘of the best Organs ih the World, not only for cash exclusively, as heretofore, but also for time payments, or for rent with privilege of purchase on extraordinarily favorable terins E LARGE ORGAN BUILT FOR ST, AUGUSTINE'S church, at Lanstngburg, N. Y., by Jardine & Sons, will be exhibited at their factory, Nast Thirty-minth street, near Second avenue, on Saturday aiternoon. The public are invited. TNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN ONE OF the very best Pianos, new from factory, for Dia- monds, Jewelry or Dry Goods. Address ’ KEMLKR, box oC) id office. ANTED—USE NO, IN EXCHANGE for first class Dentistry; others realizable ; given on application addres DON DS1 era U ication. ress PENTIST, der ~ J. SAUSE*S DANCING AOADEMIBS,—OLASSES + at Masonio Hall, 114 Easy Thirteenth spreet; Bre- tone ane tu neds vii fourth street even fauoae £12 Kast Bleventh street. Lica Sacoretiad DODWORTHS PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANO- + ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-#ixth Street, open for the season Saturday, October 10. Morhing and afternoon classes tor Sadies and child rea, Evening classes tor gentlemen. Send tor a circular. —CARTIEIVS DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON + Building, intersection Stuyvesant and Ninth treet. —Classes every Monday and Thursday. Private S008 & specialty, Glide waltz taught in three private 8008, A -WILSON'S DANCING AC * , $03 Weat Fourteenth stre hue.—Class now open for beginne we ircular. Soiree every Tues ‘DANCING, 239 Goes yore and Saturday evenings. Vor terms, ac., send for cired- i Soiree Wednesday evening, Sept 30, at 9 o'clock. A J, MARS’ ACADEMY OF + Bleecker street, now ope. ie Ask ’ DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST., BpXCOKES' PANT open tor the, season Ie! 918 |, 29, 1874, tor adults. it. “Bot. §, for omidren: in one cours of lessons. Ash, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, M*5ne Hali, Sixth avenue, Reservoir square ct. \ | | 9 AMUSEMENTS. 64 BROADWAY, evening 7:45. nid Saturday Matinee 2 ‘The English in bumorous _— ‘The great Rickey & Barney, in new sketch, ——_@ KEFPING THE PLEDGE. The sparkling sensaig ORPHEUS AND EURYD Richmond & Granville, Foy Sisters, Fascinating phenomena, im seein al Masque. Bein aati asa George 8. Knight, ] Inimitable German Eccentric ee Ng min Weston the Walkist Tue peerless Ethiopiam, MeAndre 1 — in character songs ONo of 50 Star Artists. ad series of splencid and costly surprises in preparm on TALLACK'S, W Proprietor and Manager. ..Mr. LESTER WALLACK Doors open at? 30 yomence at 8 P. M. SIXTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE 9! the briciantly successtul envagement of feat: L. TOOL THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Sept 25, LAST NIGHT DEARER oF THAN ooo with ir. J. L. TOOLE M in bis original chara 3 MICHAEL GARNER, SATURDAY NIGHT—UNOLE DICKS DARLING. AMHURDAY APIERNOOS, SEPTEMBER 98 MR. POOLE IN THERE GE DIS GREAT SPECIALTIES, Positively last Hine of the petice Drama ot BIMMONS. ew . Mr. J. 1. TOOLS ‘with the successful Comedy Drama of OFF THE LINE, Marry Coke (his original character) :...Mr. J. L. TOOLM Concluding with the sereaming Farce of IU] ON PARLE FRANCAIS. Mr. TOOLE as SPRIGGINS. SATURDAY EVENING, September %, first time in this city of the beautiful Domestic Drama in three act written for Mr. Toole by H. J. Byron, entitled NCLE DICK’S DARLING, ‘Acapenx, MTH STREET.—MLLE. HEILBRON. Mr. MAX STRAKOSCH has the honor to announce tha¢ the reguiar Fall and Winter Season of Italian Opera wil be inaugurated on MONDAY EVENING, September 28 on which occasion Verdi's opera, LA TRAVIATA, will be presented for the simultaneous introduction the eminent artuste, from Covent Garden, London, the Tuah He. MAd 6M, «eaters, VIOLET, briliiantly eee is, Paris, Mile. MARIE HETLBRON.. in which role she so the late London season; and “of the distime gushed Tenor, trom the Paris Italiens, Bignor BEAP&ATELLL.... as ‘AL¥B! orted by su Bignor DEL PUEBNTE...... A Signor LOTTI, Miss COO, fe. SCHROEDER, Signor SCOLARA, Mr. G. F. HALL, Signor CAPRA. Full Chorus and Grand Orchestra, Musical Director........... .., Signor BE, MUZTO WEDNESDAY, September 20, Second Subscription Night Revival of Verdi's magnificent spectacular Oper: ey AIDA, yin and debuts of Signora POTENTINY, CAKYI, Signor FIORINI. Re-entre of Misys ANNIE LOUISE CARY, Signor DE PUBNTK, Signo! OLARA. FRIDAY, October 2, Third Subscription Night FAUST, 4 Mile HEILBRON, Mise CARY, Signors CAHPI, DEI PUENTE and FIORIN SATURDAY. October FIRST GRAND OPERA MAT’ ts and Boxes may be secured at emy; at Schrimer's, 701 Broadway, Broadway. wAdmission, $2; Reserved Seats, $1 and extra, according to locatio: mily Circle, $1. “y CADEMY, HEILBRON. TRAYI A THE THREE DOLLAR RESERVED SBATS, Ate including admission, tor Monday, FIRST NIGHT UF THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON, are for saleat the Academy only. : |OLOSSEUM, BROADWAY AND THIRTY ¥IFTH MATT. MORGAN... te Man: UNPARALLELED SUCCE GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT. J. A, EMIDY,, ves osc; eacegese+Musical Director ‘Mine, ANN! MP BOWLER, Contralto. Mr. TOM BARTLEMAN, Baritone. Miss LILLIE ANDREWS, Mezzo Boprane. Tenor. Mme EMILIE GILBERT, Piants, ANGIE SCHOTT, Mins series of he at illusion of papi! eon an sotebraied original act@ inal and who will also appear RecN on ot Punch and Ju for je folk, Yo dolafal Tragedy SgRS MELODIES, uustrated wath Pain ting and Masica DEVIL’S GORGR, rea] ‘with tts superb cataract of water. DOQLO: its tn her Cavern of Mystery. THE SYBIL'S CAVE. PARIS, BY NIG! Startight Moonlight. Gaslight. Thuader. Lightnin, % Ps Rain. Professor _SBDGWIOR'S LECKORE, enutled SAL? LAKS CITY, and a host of other attragtions | yay Open afternoon and evening, from |. and toibss) Pit “Admission, $1; children balf prica. Ne tras {RS F, BR. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THRATRE, MONDAY, Sepuember 21, and during the week, ‘the workd Tamous MASLLTONS: and their SPLENDID COMEDY COMPANY- i, | i} | XERMANIA 'HRATRE, FOURTKENTH STRERT. G AD, MEUENDOREP «cae. 5. owes sews s serene -DiFOt ‘ FRIDAY, SEPT %, Box oflee open daily from a till 4 o'clock. GAN RANOTSCO MINSTRELA pers House, Broadway. r 29th street. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, BIRCH Opera House, = = esata roadway, man, add Ryman, ruer ain at. | ‘The Groat Ricardo, pa Hundred ‘The Great Ricardo AND turned away | Mackin and Wilson, a, nightly. Mackin and Wilson, | BACKUS, Street cars | Rudoiph.Tremain, Pelnam pos may be or. and Barron, Seats so- dered at ten Seats secured. days im Moral cocarly advance, NILMORE AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN TONIGHT. GILMORE’S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 25, AT B. is Torchtieht Dance... Overture, “William Tell Solo tor Cornet, “Si Tu Saviag” Fantasie, “Lonendifg tt ARBUCKLE rantasie, ““Lohengrin’’........... Aria tor Saxophone, “The Heart Bo Mr. KA LEFEBRE. Overture, “Stradella,” Les Bameaux (“The Sung by Mr. A. SOHST. Serenade... ie ee March, Austrian. a Straus Tickets 50 cents, tor sale at the office of the Band, Broadway, Oarl Heuser's music store and at the door, AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. Now to be seen, the ‘Winning Boat Columbia College, N. ¥., At the College Kegaita, Saratoga, uly < 49 feet 6 inches long; weight, 130 Ibe} ¢ other advertisements, . by Wes A SOiist! Tit RSENTRE OF DI MURSKA STRING AY HALLs Mme, CARENO SaAURBT, HABLEMAN, TERRANTE, SAUERT, MARZO, NRIRNDORFE and BRAGA: TO-NIGHT, ‘TO-NIGH'T and TO-MORROW MATINER, bi Nghe) GARDEN THEATRE, PRIDAY EVENING, the 2th of September, BENSPIT OPKRA gun zh nd tn Sect by Auber, Alles’ BREDELLT am t) ac 5 p PON Mesa “BERNARD, WEINLICH, ALVES: ae Grand Chorus and Orehestia’ Conductor, J. Caribe . 0 cents. Reserved seats Broadway. Box office open Frida MBRICAN INSIITUTR. 4D ANNUAL BXHIBITION Dow open at AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL Second and Third avenues, between Sixty third amd buntyourth greet, GRAND OONCERT EACH DAY, trom 2to5 and 8 to 10 o'clock. Open datty, from 9 A. M. to lu P.M. Admission ‘SO cents. Children half price. ms RGYLE BOOMS, 6TH AVENUB AND 30TH STREBP SOIRER DANSANTR RVERY MONDAY, WRDNBSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY, Ladies admitted tree this evening to TUNY PASTOWS OPERA HOUSR, Bring your wives, mothers, sisters. daughiers, sweet hearts. You can bring the ladies in free. HB FAMOUS Hors RIAN NIGHTINGALB, Mile. DI MUR: Steinway Hall, TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW MA’ (ts with the new Concert ‘oupe. GRAND BILLIARD BXHIBITION WILL given by A. GARNIER and other experts at his room Corner Fourteenth street and University place. Also fancy shots. HOIOE N MUSIC. "AMALIA bv H. rd, & cents each Desert,” T. B Thomas, 50 cents; jwolen Kisses,” Ka- gel 3 cents; “Mazurka Rustiqne,” 75 cents; “Taran- tele,” i 80, Gotaschalk (posthumous) ; ‘Where the Citron Bloometh,"” Waltz, Strauss, 75 cents; “Chasse Ag Lion,” Kolling, 75 cents; “Leonore March,” Raft, 75 cents. DITSON & O., TI Broadway, ue MAY BE SREN AT THE MATINE} T Lord Mayor | to-day at Tory Pastor's Opera House. of Dublin and ‘every. person of S030 atta ir Matt Ride Team | the wriday vadiuee ay) le REMEMBER, Dt BOWERY, TEINWAY RALL-DI MURSKA WILL SINQ_TO- S NIGHT THR GEENIVAL OF VENICR, THE MAD SCENE OP LUCIA and THE DUA CRISPLNO. DON'T FORGET—PRIVATE MUSICALs CARsto. | cB sratev, 4 West Pourteeath stroet; pet S gene van essons only. Circulars mailed. Ad ress PRIVATE MUSICAL UNIVERSE NE 4 LADIES ATTEND THE FRIDAY marinees ‘at Tony Pastor's Opera House LAprBs' | in" full torce. This atvernoop there, will be another yrand assembiage of beauty Resor, | fashion. Ttis the ladies’ favorite resort OR SALE—-AN UNEXPIRED CONTRACT WITH Fromssional soctory reasons Tor selligt s rare legerdemain , satis ac 800 Change fora traveling Gan, addvoa WOEUAIR Hace