The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1874, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, 5 attena the funeral servic at his sate residence, FOR SALE. ANOTHER VOUCHER ROBBERY, | Stsa.tnetuneratsorvices, ot his, wave reniaence, | he bs eco | __AMUSEMENT®. AMUSEMENTs, AMUSEMENTS. on y's (OR SALE—AT A GREAT SACKIFICE, A WELL POLITAN EeATRo, 3) BROAUWAY, ALY'S STH AVENUE THEATRE, T. po ae le paying Ciquor Store and Billiard Roou in the Bow | Twellth week of ‘the unparalleled success of 7, Path gtteetand Broadway. “Begins at & Over at. | Bre MOM ET ANIAL OF ENDURANCE, & Singular Discovery in the City Police | or via Hudson River Kallroad to Sing Sing. eee eee ermine ———— famine andthe only orvsinal Parisian ; weaves FFOpEaae and Manager EDWARD PALSON WESTON, Courtse—Important Records Stolen— Hatyrx.—On Monday, September 24, 1874, at one OF SALKCTHE LEASE. VIXTURES AND STOCK | «0, gg 0CAN Olt CHAHUL DANCES THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL betaling haan oy " cl 5 L) i, eldest: iter 0! ‘eter a fashional if at Est ishment, i | «rain Mabille, venue Montaigne, a —— Muyor Havemeyer and John Kelly in) (Ctt Mat ln, aged 20 yeurs, 2 mOnLUS and 10 | Brooklyn. “inquire of HENRY FLEMMING, No. 3 lysee. Paris, as performed by tuem in ait the Burvpean THIRD WEEK AND CROWDED HOUSES, att peaths 9 a cette Oke days. = pemacte | ee = | “BUISLEY PAMILY, four in namter, 1n hele AM other novelties 0 anton The was @ little flutter of excitement in po- | Relatives and iriends of tho family ars Tetzeet- | gon SALP—A SPLENDIDLY FITTED UP BAR AND LA CHPLL PRACKICE, FostPONED ON MONDAS: OCTOBER 3 AT 12:05 A, M. Mitice! orcles yesterday, consequent on the rumor | {lly Invited to atrend the funeral. on Wednerda?, 7; first class location; | SHARPLEY BROTHERS, unequalled on the Concertina. sor the present. ae A. Me LP’ uangh Room, on Brood: ies shoa'rendyn fap male. Adcress L. W., Herald office. MLLE. ZITELLA, MINNIE LODER, Mr. BABKUM is PY to announce that at the solic tion of a number of prominent citizens and in view of chat © tained p very Wide credence that somo of September 30, at nine o'clock, irom her iaté real: 1 b.. a em, | Arnold Brothers. Pendy, John Conkiin, Jonn Goodman | Sir Peter Tear) Mt dence, 6% Egst Ejeventh street, to St. Bridget’s = woot ey ae ate! p Bdeoreees 'r. Charles Fisher ie gallant struggle made by Mr. WESTON in his lave The «rds of the Police Courts were missing, the | church, where @ solemn requitm mass will be said Derr atnad ralin ave sone Rareke SHOP Are P Be hhaee ceca ae ee rete ELNCAS BCT” sein in Backbite Peo magee d atest iy Sib ites 1 a nine ate * Cem- ar Stand, v +3) lea f e Co! ock, NOAN 4 % sae 2 7 ‘ e . t which, it Was Said, would prevent the ie thee ROS a TGR souls Mhenan ve UAlaTy: Oeue eheap tent: rns five ‘chairs; snust be sold, gs ine owner | _MATI E every Wednesday and Saturday, af 2. Bir Harry Burmper....wiih the aond\'...Mr. J. d: Peauos | uous rash feving Yat when Ina proper congiton of tes? clerks from making a complete re- | " Hizt.—Suddenly, at New Rochelle, on Sunday, | pegs uto other business. “Apply to Woon Museu, wooos, | Uhatles Surtuce.”. +. sogMit. Georze Clarke | num will present to irs: Weston @ purse of $5,000 In oaso Ned for by Mayor Havemeyer, of the num- | September 27, JENNIE B, HILL, aged 80 years, 2 | ~ — a ~ Th B, L. DAVENPORT. Mr. Prank Hardenberse of her husband’s success, jlice Magistrate convictions made during | Months and 27 days. ° OR SALE—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ON BROAD» | 1s Evening , Matinee At3. . nee igo Fae PROMENADE CONCERTS Notice of the funeral hereafter, way, down town; established in 1848; one of the 5 - MW. LEFFIN Mr Sol fori every afternoon and evening during the walk, sot the Shrievalty of Jonn Kelly, To as- Horper.—On Monday, September 28, 1874, after | best business stands tn the city; solt_on!y on acconnt of PLAY AH, SHELDO Mr. DOORS OPEN AT ALL HOCRs. 50 CENTS ° Ei ax 10! | HAND AND GLOVE, é ‘Miss’ Fanny Davenpert | apMission._.. che exact amount of trath in this | @lingering ilvess, ANDREW J.. eldest son of Jacob | Mot Knowing the business. JAMES, box 103 Herald | im al Lady 8 ‘ DMISBION... —_— Miss Alice Grey | —— fice. . 2 A. and Maria Hopper, in the 46th year of his age. ‘s XTRA. * Mrs GH. Gilbert VOLOSSEUM, Toporier of the HeRaLp visited the | ““rolatives and friends of the family are respect- | Tron SaL?—A. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR WOOD'S MUSEUM, wooms. | My aioe iinet Firat act | 32 Pe Tapa Thier aie stress, sever Police Courts of the city, and thereby | fully mvited to attend the funeral, from the resi- Store, in the Fourteenth ward ; satisiactory reasons COMPLE ENTARY BENEFIT the prime uring, the Go Sie BORNE of tne Firat act | BRILLIANT SURLLATION. GALAXY OF TALENT. comGpmed the correctness of the allegation, At | dence of his father, 331 West Nineteeth street, on | for selling: no agents need apply, Apply to HARRY ¥ 10 MB. i. L. DAVENPORT. ee ppetna characters will dance a MIN NEW A RE CHA F PROGRAMME. ‘ coesh 2 i ty RIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2 . ARTIST, NEW ILLUSIONS AND NEW SEN- 5 HILL, 26 East Houston strect, any time after 10 A.M. é - -, | Wednesday, September 30, at one o’clock P, M. 2 rect, any y by 5. the Jeterson Market Police Court, Chief Clers Ys + ————s = a DAMON AND PYTHIAS, EVERY NIGHT, SATIONS. » Hows.—On Monday morning, september 28, *OR SALE-HARDWARE, FURNISHING AND TOOL MR. JOGN McCULLOUGH and GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS, Ditlou sai> that in endeavoring to make out the | JonN A. Hows, son of the late Prolessor Jolin We | Roe eee aie ee ea eng a ote WHO HAS KINDLY VOLUNTEERED, ___ MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1:30. : Signor ABELCO, resuras x guired by the Mayor he had found the | 5. Hows, aged 45 years, doing @ good trade: no bonus required for good wi Danon. ; de oawawsdnrl|| GIMTERPALIAT LONNIE SAD GC ygreaies! pairiote Warptst and Tenor, records of the following required years missing Reiatives and friends of the family, members | will notexchanve tor real estate; only prnelnes dealt te TORER ? T * “ me cae Mi ANGIE suitor. , the great Basso Bourte. r — | and associates of the Nationai Academy of Design | with: price $8,000, Address HARDWARK, box 174 | __ ss i COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS d Miss MARION Fisk the Queen of Lilt Returpe of Judge Dodge, for 1865, entirely mias- | and Xavier Alumni Sodulity are tuvived to attend | Herald Uptown Branch office. TIBLO’®, say's in the great success of Mr. MOSE FISKE, the charsctert the funeral, at St. Joseph’s church, corner Sixth sa OK. F C. Rt. THORNE, Lessee and Manager JOHN T. RAYMOND Mr. J. A. EMIDY and his ceiebraved 1 of Judge Leawith, for parts of 1865 and | avenue and Washington place, on Wednesday, | WO8 TAME SORDERS FOR NURSERY StOOK, FOR Tile AiADEn Lost ‘at the GRAND ORCHESTIA g. 30th inst., at hall-past nine A. M, certain to be acceptable to purchasers, Apply at 60 THIS SU ACULAR DRAMA PARK THEATRE, a from Her Majescv's Theatre, London, England, of Judge Ledwith, for 1867, entirely TRIsu.—At Marien, Conn., on Sanday morning, | Wall 20. will be presented every night this week. Broadway, between Twenty: rst and Twenty-secont pos scitete Meena ther APUsts, September 27, of gastric fever, ANNIE EVELINE, reaper PaRAoae man ede : BY MOONLIGHT, STARLIGHT, GASLIGHT. Returns of Judge Dodge of 1866 are missing for a | only child of Thomas and Annte M. Irish, and OR FIXTURES OF A 100 Ballet Lad AMERICAN DRA The celebrated act ot BLIND x vortion of the year. grandchild of Thomas and Jane Steers, in the 13th family 10 Be sald cheap. by applying 150 Am: COLONEL SELLERS. Received with great enthusiasm. The dc tragedy of Mr. Dillon accompanied the reporter to the ex- | Year ol her age. bast edit OF SEO TRE ome Jt wom, URAYMOND's GREAT CHARACTER, | PUNCH AND AUDY) tor yo ithe tolke i The relatives and friends of the family are re- | [OR SALE—A LAUNDRY; ?'LENTY O¥ BUSINESS BO! The ease with which Mr. Raymond acts this diftcult (MASKS AND FAC amination room ofthe Court and opened tne doors | specttully imvited to attend the funeral services, reason for sclling explaimed on applying on the LE JENE BON. partis hirhiy creditable, and proves him to be the most * DEVILS GURGE Of @ large closet, affording an opportunity for | {rom the residence of her parents, on Wednesday, terms vasy, 75 Amity street. all in the var. ‘Wel yable/actoc on, (08 AT OEICAD Ate ra rte cai: se ie oLoHRS THR UiTSY, Anspecting the old records of the Court, The books | September 30, at two o'clock P.M, Train leaves ~_A VERY NICELY FITTED UP CON- PARADISE LOST, creation since Jeiterson Was first seen in “Kip Van cn of mysteries containing the list of commitments are heavy, thick | Grand Central depot at twelve M., returning at Shaun fon cnahtialucodivaasanixiven ioet |e ——— —————— ]} Winkle.” ana that great actor was neither entitied TWENTY MINUTES IN SHADOW L. Jolto volumes, bound very substantially in leather, | nine minutes past five P. M, eclihueccAnple ace Uhied avennar bi sAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL: to nor did he receive heartier recognition than does Mr. ’ OPOGLUSUS, and could not easily be musiaid. Search has LEVERET?.—At his residence, in Plymoath, N, | = — ccetaaet *____________.. | D New Opera House, Broadway, corner 29th street Kaymona. apisnaton: a Teed Reatinadiioulivalinneian pet : oS ae ORGAN a been made through the courts for the miss. | I, on Thursday, September 17, WILLIAM LEVER- OK SALE—A CORNER BUTCHER SHOP: GOUD | gan Franciscode ene ee ee BIRCH Pe aT eae nog a ive long ROE ek a ing volumes, but none of tnem have yet been | RIT, Esq., brotuer of Mr. Josiah S. Leverett, of location tor an Irish butcher. 607 Pearl street, cor | winstreus, Now | AN BNTILE NEW BILL, ~ EVERY NIGHT, Open afternoon und evening, from M.; and found. In one case all that was leit of the record | New York, her of Pars. ait ist Co ‘Opera House ie Ee Laie cae I Reto and Sto 10:30 P Mo; admission $1, children halt pric of convictions lor one-half year was the covers of | | LINHERR.—On Monday, September 28, JOUN | Ton ganR—A WSLL FITTED UP DINING SALOON | , Broadway,’ [Add Ryinan, Adi nyman, | WAMBOLD ‘ SATURDAY MAVINEE AT 2 P.M, extras the book. ‘Tne contents had evidently been torn | ANTON, only son of Joun A, aud Mary A. Linherr, in Brooklyn, doing a good business, Apply to WIL- , Commer Zin st | ‘The Great iiscardo, | — Carriages may be orde! MT eure ~~ 6M BROADWAY. out by the despoller and taken away. ‘The tact | #ged 2 months and 22 days, LIAM A. SHINN, 219 Montague street, Brooklyn. areca PrpaG RGSS: SED OOTRs THEATRE SGC DAIT EEF TO meetin: and Welle naar’ ante eee that records of commitments have been destroyed Relatives and friends are invited to attend the = —- vag 7s a seagate —— Joby if it i bs y i PA ea 3 ha en destroye : : 5 aeaten nn nightly. Mackit w Backus. Lossees and Managers. ‘& PALMER Matinees ™m this Court 1s indisputable. In reply to | funeral, from bis parents’ residence, No. 86 Jane 1s ALE.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FRUIT Pee Strect cars | Rudoiph. Tre 1 et SKCOND WEEK of th most representatives PARLOR VARTETIES, an inquiry as to when the discovery of tne | street this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at two o'clock. Produee Business, Horse. Wagon; de. doing a coo ina be of aie ‘elites: mi iy 1 Joss was made, Mr. Dilion said that it was not Moong.—In Willamsburg, on Monday, Septem. | {rade. Apply corner of Fulton and DaMeld streets, | dered at fen. | Matohiom canter cured’ “six Trish drama, |. 2 made until the Mayor called for the returns. When | ber 28, Joun C. Moork, aged 72 years, POORISH | tt se % Beats, secyred. |” Mullaly says in Mr, and Mrs. BALNEY WILLIAMS, flg 23 the present justices came into oftice, they began | Notice of funeral to-morrow. et etaere yey sence ene een re | enormous success of Gavter's grand dramatic picture. is.348 with a new set of books and only the recoras im- MURRAY.—On Saturday, September 26, PATRICK Third avenue, doing a good business: will be sold ARVINHO LOWA Nik SOOGAH, {3 3) mediately preceding thelr accession were neces. | F. Mt ‘aged 25 years. cheap, asthe owner {s gomg travelling for an imparting | MARTINO Low. Okan Tow.) CONNIE sooGaH, s |e Bary lorreference. No anxiety was ielt therefore, ‘The relatives and ‘(riends of the family are re- | house: rent cheap and a good lease, Apply at No, 79 BAND deli eople wit x \é as the older documents, aud as they were sup: | Specttully invited to attend the funeral irom the | Centre street. a essed the xrand Irish Drama | with the successful Quy MELE 4 i g 2 posed to be securely locked in the closet of | residence of his brother-in-law, Michael MuIray, | Tox SALE—A DYBING AND SCOURING ESTAR. Creek, and’ manitested their) “IRISH TEAM,” haat tte 2412864 the examination room, it never éccurred to | 12 St. Luke's place, at nine o'clock ‘Tue day morn. lishment, situated on Murray Hill, established 25 BEIW Measure by the. hoartiest OLYMPIC a |= Py any oficial ‘under the present dispensation | ing, to St. Josept’s church, where a requiem mass | years. Address DYEING, Herald Uptowh Branch oftie owded nigh femonstrations, It will be Mr, and Mra. . S ae | hts that robbery of these records was pos- | Wil be said tor the repose ol his soul; thence to | ~~———————— a aa a LION, given BARNsY WILLIAMS. MI sible. An ex-clerk of the Court, who desires | Calvary Cemetery for interment. OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE ri fe ts 3 ee 4 McAND! S—PLANTATION © PECIAL' that his name be .withheld, says that Myexks.—On Saturday, September 26, RICHARD 3 cava bitatien Hoye othe AnH Gence anes AL APPRACTIONS AS FIRST PRO- EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATIN WITH FISTY PARSE CLASS ARTIST the Court nas, to his knowledge, béen ircquently | MYERS, in the 49th year of lus age. RIT ACAILORMANSR ORES Ge ee ee DAN THIS C1TY. EY McGRATH, with ine: . ” . 7 4 pply at 411 Canal stree: DAY AY 2! CORNEY McGRATH, with the songs of “Pat Malloy’ AIMEE, broken into at night by the loalers around the The relatives and friends of the family are re- = ~= — — — & = and “The Irish Wedding”....Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS, Jegsees and Managers ‘Markes. fe has found several of these characters | SPectiully invited to attend the sunera, on Tues- JOR SALE—THE SIXTH AVENUE SADDLE RC PERA AND THEATRE VICKETS CAN NuLLY NOLAN, giving the great [risb jig. “Con- NIGHT. himself sleeping in the private rooms of the Court | @ay alternoon, 20th inst., at two o'clock, irom is r House, splendily fitted np and doing a good SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AL TH naughtman’s Rambles" BARNEY WILLIAMS NiGHL House, and, during his clerkship, there was | late residence, 180 East Houston street, A Sixih avenue. OFFICES IN ST. NICHOLAS, M Sanaa ARSE eye .-RAPHAEL scarcely a night wien there was not sometning | Liverpool (England) Bap ere please Cones ‘ 3 AND TRUCKING Business, | 2RAND CENTRAL HOTELS. U Ne paet gloria ot si BROADW Nout tolen irom the various rooms. Within the lust | NELSON—On Monday, September 28, JamEs B. 6 to 9 Horses: se! separately or to one party, or ex: OTIGE TO THEATRICAL P 5 Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietot | MINELLY..as..ZANEVIA » GANDON,...a8.. REGINA two years the building has been made ° NELSON, M. D., aged 61 years. tens at : 1s OTICE TO | THEATRICAL | PRC N. be : Pirst Ww ara ‘ ++ @8.. ZANE GANDON....08.. yei ie i has le more secure, 7 change tor lighter business; poor health, Address W., FRED. WILLIAM. will be In New York on Weunes: First w the wonderful children, LASt N ts and With the aseistance of the police these rob- he relatives and iriends of the family are re- | No. 8 Leroy str day. morning, September 80, to engage people for Vv AND ADONE- Last beries have been efectually prevented. He re- | spectfuily tlie ois “ funeral, Irom his Onte an iE EANaROGL TERT OUDA ERAN Hooley’s Iheatre, Chieu r : . ATMA week of Mrs. Ce Miss Vivian, eae LA Raine SSE Members that there were several co: late residence, No. 210 West Thirty-eighth street, ALE CHAP—-ONE OLDEST A} — = — fr i an VA PRINCI during his clerkship that MOOREE NERS on Thursday, 1st prox., at half-past tweive o'clock | Jt |, best, establishe! corner arabes Biores re ape ONT FAIL] MATINEE OF THE CAN-CAN, inithete: original ey tan ree INES 1 LA PRINCESS ain? inasmuch ag the bar ee ad, hitermen®. Femains Will be taken to Woodlawa for | ficuiars, call on HURAGHTY &-VANARNAM, 63 Front st PUNE ARE Gene dae re ee ate ARG NL bUb! THe fon Mu Bee TREMOLINO F ‘ 5 rglars di ; . = ——— = eae POSEN Be MULDOON, THE ID MAN, KID....a8......PAQLA 8. .a8..TRE Ni Not scruple to take anything that would be useful | OSHACGNESSY.—THoMAS, twin son of Nicholas | AOR SALS OR EXCHANGE—A DISTILLERY, R. WILLIAM CO\RAD, Continued sticcess of i im the smallest degree. One night, this gentleman | 424 Mary O’shangnessy, aged 8 months. complete and in running order, capacity 400 bushels} Xx THe FUN 7 MAN ALIVE, Dee? BMA DAY. GAN RERSE ae 5 IET.as.CABRIOLO eaid, the thieves stole the relics o1 the Court, con- Funeral from the residence of his grandiather, | Alcohol still, &c. Apply ato0Ssixth avenue, WITH His TRUUPK OF TRAINED DOGS, “ Ee. | DUPLAN..as.. CAS BT.as.CAal r articles, that had been taken trom the persons } ©. D., esday 4 value; doing a good cash business: will instruct the Nene 11, Character 4: . ATURDAY at 1:30, of distinguished criminals. this gentleman is of YBACOCK,—Suddenly, on Monday, September 28, | purchaser if required must be sald on account of sick , EIGHTH AVENUE J nding with the vensatlonaldramarns = the opinion that the missing records have been | PHEBE, wile of Eber 1. Peacock. ness, Address INVALID, station 1. ERFECTION, | SEE MISS ELLA WES MY OLD KENTUCKY H AIDA. stolen by the “boys” around the market simply to « Neb Ea Hy ar cratratine oie EASE FOR SALE—OF ONE OF THE MOST D = eae” | Regt Man ot the ay, with her new | _Matinces Wednesday and saturd ; a Clete Obtain their value as waste paper. He utterly re- | her funeral, at the Alle et Methodist Episcopa able Stores in the city; ail the new improvements; a song, “Verfection” at the Matinee to- ‘2 5 : oy tories der tambors Pudiates the idea that they have been stolen to | church, on Wednesday, 30th inst., wt ten o'clock. | jocarton unsurpassed; Stock and Mixtures if ilesired — |aye’ ‘ony vastor's Opern Houses 201 | ‘Proprietor and Manager..Mr. LESTER WALLACK | fxOrror, QUID Sars.) evenitis ebiember Sh the revent the discoveries of fraud. At the Yorkville | ‘The remains will be taken to Rye tor interment, thisis a very rare chance: sold for geod reason, Apply | ____——_| Bowery. ONG pola "AIDA, eee mad Cerne reuth reonae ie creer rons Se eer aot crrha late deeemaeett autho repleetata omorof MORRIS SARK, Thiny tours | rae KING! (SEBUM TRING LOR TF BILLY Doors open at 7:30; commence at 8 P. M. SG the same monifioance is mulse-en-seene flat marked e Court informed the reporter thi ELEANOR C, PRE’ eph Peets, e' Ls enue. Atay ah . Bie, i es ts original cuon atthe Academy, cinder the ame Tecords were missing :— a pe tie following: inher 62d year.’ NAFER.BUYERS WILL DO WE ras Lony. Pastors op ie \ SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK Girecuon, last season, abd the folowing distribution of For the year 18¢0, rom May to December. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are In- | ieee eee et ew want we jowery by Day and Might. Ce TO CE se aa ee etal Aida The entire vear of 1801. vited to attend the funerai, on Wednesday, 80th | yofore purchasing elsewhere. 10) Mailen = — ———= | MONDAY, SEPTEMB 6G: TILE | SEB ROT™ Vittoria Patan that s.r Res ecwene This Court House has only been occupied within | !ust., at half-past niue A. M., irom St. Mark’s | Pearl street. TERWILLIG RAND OPERA HOUSE.—ANY ONE JESIRING TO. P aoe FURTHER NOUCE Miss Annte Loniss .Amneris the last few years, and it is thought that in the | church, Adelphi street, Brooklyn. The remains | — eae T cree A, lease this mai H Mhcatetse eounel will be presented Byron's beautiful drama ot 5 transier from the old building to the new these } Will be taken to West Farms tor interment. Mpa be R3 TO RUN), STOCK engage it tor a single day or aes UNCLE DICK’ Signor Carlo Carp! Radames at 3 i ‘5 N.—In Brookiyn, on Monday, September 28, Fixtures of the first class liquor store, with billiard | their applications to arn ULM AN, | DAT Serinie secon erica.) recoras, as well as of other yeurs that are also mi~se REGAD » P o International Musical and Theatrical Agen 3 c c * ote me beloved wile of John Revran, a native of | 224 club room attached, northwest corner of Thirty- nternavonal 3 ‘ wency, MR. J.L, TOOLE in his original character of DICK | Signor Del Puente Ing, may have been either stolen or purposely | ELLEN, the bel 4 » & native first street and Second avenue, will positively be sold WU Broauway. | poriany. Sienortineir destroyed. ‘Ihe ofiicials oi this Court say that it is | Cappamurra, county Tipperary, Ireland, in the | tis “day, at 103, o'clock, at duction. THOMAS GABP. = _ = ae Bo Prom Cove quite certain that these records have not been ab- | 20th year ol her age, 3 NEY, Auctioneer, office {8 North William street, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, y EVENING, OCTOBER 2, FAREWELL BENE- | Sig, SCOLARA 3 pe stracted diting their term of office. Her remains will be taken from her late rest- : % Ret ann mn are a —_ ~ 2 2 ¥IT AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT TWO OF ‘Augmented. Ch Puli Corps de Ballet, Gorgeous ims- The records of the Tombs Court and Essex Mar- | dence, 1,008?4 SAG ne, on W ee eames each pie ny 2-Y Lael E ie een ae \ FINE ASSOR MR. J. L. TOOLS. . en Increased Orciestra. E % nst.. at two P.M. to the Cemetery of the Hol Business for sale—W holes: . Apply “A Pianos to. ren eS mere Musical Director ; x eee pauce ar’ Compete Cross, Flatbush, for interment. the trends of tue | $8 Fulton street, Brooklyn Ktooms, “7 Union square instalments of THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON | FATDAY, October's iit “Subseriifion Sxtie—P. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS family are respectiully invited to atrend. Mw, wguor STORES MUST BE SOLD—oN Ac. | WW,loF cash; two Pianos, been used a hiitle, very low for aH Bn | Mile, HERON S Cee, oihce aoe CARP, = . REBER.—PAUL ,REVER, aged 22 years, born in ‘count of sickness; the owner 20 years in the business; : a - - - - SATURDAY, Uctover Sf G&AND MATINEB, New Orleans. tong leases and cheap rents, or would take a partner Ad- RION PIANOFORTES TO RENT TO RESPON. | \ 7 ALLACK'S, z Da TRAVEA Friends and acquaintances are requested by his | dress D, W., Herald office 41 ble parties—Uprights, Squares and Grands: all 7)y V Seats and boxes may be secured at the box office ob Married. sister, Miss Avena, to altend his funeral, this | - oo Grp, FIRST OLASS BARROOM, LEASE ul new of nearly». ARON PIANOFOWIL | Vroprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK | the Academy: as Seluirmer's, 11. Broa way and 14 STONE—TorRrIN.—On Saturday, September 26, at | (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock, Irom his late d ay . Se hos caaiesia co th street prea < e ; Broadway. A‘mission, $2: reserved seats, $ Bt. Peter’s church, Stattsburg, by the Rev. J. | residence, No, 22 Fast Tenth street. rye PR EEA TIGL Gry peta ia ey et A HEOR RENT, UPEI SQUARE AND GRAND | ™F- Wallack bors te annonnes the opening of the extra, according to logatien, Family circle Bay s0: Fitzsimmons, F. SToNg, Jr., of Savannah, Ga, to Rogeks.—On Monday, September 28, FRANCES | 2ui South street * + Pianos, of our own , ulde tor sale, a number | at his theatre, during which the following entertain- | served seats, $l ext Miss SUSAN TunPIN, of Stattsburg, N. Y. Lucy, daughter of Sarah Arnold and beloved wile | ~ —-— sige ————_] of tine second hand Pianos, in pertect order, WM. | inents will be oilered — SPECIAL NOTE To accommodate partics anxions: TAYLOR—BIRDSALL.—ON Tesday, September 22, } of Walter Ragare: nae DRUGGISTS-RARE CHANC oN oF THE KNABE & CO., 112 Firth uvenue, above Sixteenth street. | x SEW AND ORIG NAL IRIs DRAMA, hema. | to.avoid the rush a the doors on the evening of per- x 5 4 a a = st stands up town, Stoc! ‘ixtures complete, FRG OR aR aa 0 ctu he en Bawn and Arrah-na- oe: mited number a Srwee 48H, at the residence of the bride's mnuther, 164 | | The relatives and friends of the family are re- | oF aeading uvenue, will,te sold at a sacrifice, Apo A SELENDID STEINWAY FIANO. ALL MODERN | oeuer wilt be produced, with formance Wo DOLLAI ADMISSION TIOKE West Thirty-iourth street, by the Rev. Joaquin de | spectfully invited to attend the iuneral, trom her | 4 sa xtius MOORE, 28) Tenth avenue, near Twenty- | 4 ata great sacritice for cash; Pianos | + Mr, DION BOUCICAULT, may be obiained at the Academy ot Music during the Palma, WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Staten Island, to Miss | late residence, 184 Hudson street, New York, on | sixth street ‘On inmstaim aot . trom $3 to $7 a month. } the author, in a Jeading character. Gay, each of which will entivie the holder to a LEONORA BIRDSALL, of this city. No cards, Thursday Seer Con ae two ey pauaiueion — ae RAST HIS Be SOD. De ik, $02 Bowery, near Third street, ie a NEW comsbY seas hb attbitinnlls SRG LER GLEDENT —C b od ty STOKES.—On Monday morning, ember 2 ALUABLE AY BOC (EI¢ ES oO! “1 Tae vy ai ~ res ~. | by HJ. Byron, Esq., int jucing NILMORE AT CENTRA: PARK GARDE) Oe cae eld, an tue reninner or the | 1874, EMELINE W. STOKES, widow Br the: late uines) for saie very cheap. -Apniy immediately at | 47, POND'S. NO. fT BROADWAY. —NEW PIANOS ae Ne e MONTAGUE if G ss eR ONIGE ; bride’s mother, FREDERICK W. WURSTER, Of Brook- | Beneah G. Stokes, in the 5éth year of her age. 215 Ma reet, from 10 A. M. to 12 | dieney lnstaiinents, Branch store, No, 99 Cniod square einer ee onwa esand Globe Theatres, London) to GILMORE'S TWENTY A ) REGIMENT BAND. Wyo, to Miss EMILt# SCHEIG, voungest danguter of | Notice o! funeral herenlter | on ap ILL SELL VERY REASONABLY Fe mnal Aran 5 = Hi OLD COMEDY SERIES, THIS ([UESDAY) VE the late Conrad eig, of this city. WAMSLEY,—ON | 511n¢ September 27, MILLI- fitted up Wine Room, with every cony WAY & SON*? PIANOFORTE—EVERY IM- | giwaysa brilliant feature mm the season oi this theatre, PROGKAMM. CENT JANE, infant daugnter of Joseph H. and the | celiently located, near Wall street. Addres: fp Ereat bargain tor cash. A rosewood | iii be more than usually prominent, and will be illus: verture “Mititary Camp’. Died. late Aurelia Wamsicy, aged 10 months and 26 days. | Herald office. Viano, round corners, carved legs, only $1.0. ; trated by ¢ Maria” . ‘The relatives und friends of the family are m- | ——————— ~~ - a ss J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. _ Mr. JOHN GILBE Baker.—In Jersey City, on Monday, Septemper | yitea to attend the juneral, from 62 Dupont street, MACHINERY. Re Te: OSEWOOD PIANO, ONL’ 1 Mr. HARRY BECK Mr. kDWARD ARNOTT, dence Of Mis father, | G; y (Tuesd: : Z det eh aon BARGAIN ROSE NO, ONLY $100; A | Nie W.R. FLOYD, ndvissolin 28, of apoplexy, at the resid uther, | Greenpoint, this day (Tuesday), 29th inst, at ~ w~ 4g octave, carved legs, patent fe, every im: CAKROLL, YMeTON, v, No, 252 ‘rhird street, STEPHEN BAKER, aged 31 | gne o'clock. A HORIZONTAL LOCOMOTIVE AND UPRIGHT | Froyentent, W steritice; sustalments taken monthly; | Wi 7, Y. StOLRAND, poeta see bevy years, 3 months and 20 days. WEEKS.—On Saturday, September 26, JULIAN M., | ih, Boilers and Engines: also steam Vamps Tanks, | rentlow, 'K. CABLI, 107 West 2i st, corner 6th av. DWIN, .W.J. LEONARD, Fantasi Wacner Notice o! funeral hereaiter. infant son of William H. and Julia A, M. Weeks, Shafting, Shera tale icace tN AEN a katt) . PIE E cay SPER ATKIN Mr, J. PECK, Overture, Wasner Bostwick.—At Jersey City Heights, on Saturday, WILLIAMS.—In Jersey City, on Monday, Sep- | Brooklyn. MAGNIFICENT 715 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. | CURRAN, Mr. J. P. JOSEPHS, Aria tor saxop ite September 26, DaNiel Bostwick, In the 96th year | somber 28, suddenly, Mrs, Many WILLIAMS aged 63 | 4 —NEW AND SECOND MAND, ENGINES AND | onthe “ior 813; parion. chambers dining Furniture, | ner fret appearagen wt the anette Audional ates introducing “itail cr of his age. ‘ ‘ . he | Years. + Boilers, tor all purposes. trom 2 to 100 horse, with | sacrifice, properiy tamuly leaving city. 9 West ih st. | Miss JERE Ht Bewis, Miss EFFIE GERMON, Seer atherianit the “Bintan “By nnht eee Relatives and friends are invited to attend the | “ Tne relatives and friends of the family are re- | Steam Pumps and miscellanceus Machiner hear 510 ine EON ISL Miss IONE BURKE Tanna God Have: the queen? aud s{vaton On tn fancra) ‘rom the residence of his son, Samuel | snectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her WL & RO. Water and Dover stre — Miss D. GOLDTHWAITR, | Mrs. JOHN SEFTO Rhine.’ rz 3 Bostwick, Myrtle avenue, Jersey City Heights, this | jate residence, No. 04 Wayne street, on Wednesday — s N IMM K OF PIA AND ORGANS, | Miss K. BARTL: Miss C. BATH, Miss BLAISDELL. | Conductor, P. 8. GILMOR .—ONE HOE Accompanyist, G0, W. qluesday) ulternoon, at three o’e.ock, ‘Lhe remains MEDIUM CYLINDER | AV” new and second hand; best a extre at nine o'clock. y low Her remains A BARGALN. inorning, Press with two fountains: has been thoroughly | jor cas! COL | : 3 i will be removed to New Canaan, Conn. for inter- | will be taken to St. Peter’a_churen, where a high | Syoera™ ara Mit fathecinet orders priv Soi cael OF to Let until vipaye for thems small | TWO NEW DRAMAS ‘Tickets, 6 cents, for sate at the office of the bands No. ment Wednesday morning by etgbt o’clock train | mass of requiem will be offered up for the happy es? 0 THITCHEN EL ‘% GLASTAETER, M4 and 16 THOnEnNY Peel s ts) ‘will also be produoodit a it ae | 2) Brosh way (Carl Henser’s music store), and at the Fe OC a or repose of her soul, Kreet a ———————_|_ will appear in chat expressly for him, {= = — BuckHout.—On Sunday, September 27, at his | Wirson.—Suddenly, on Sunday, September 27, ag IIE ERE PTET = LL THEIR ELE- | ni 1 Will open on R residence, in White Plains, IsAac Craig Bucknovt, | REIT WILSON, eldest Son of Matthew OR THE BEST HAND TOOLS, DRILLS, PUNCHING 18 Pianoforte at @ TUESDAY VENING, OCTOBER 6, by 1. Esq., entitled MONDAY, Presses, round, fat ana plate iron |. Byron, RYNERS FOR LIFE, civil engineer, son of the late Jucob Buckhout, in | ‘Wilson. BIDDLE M whe 44th year of his age. | Funeral on Wednesday, September 30, at two ete The relatives and triends are invited to attend | o'clock P. M., from the ‘residence of his uncle, Rwent the juneral services in Grace churci, White Plains, | James W. Wilson, 123 East Eighteenth street. | JOR SALE—COMPLETE MACHINERY AND FIX ars address | xacrifice; brilliant tom nd 164 West | Wood case, till agraite provements; prinied $975, for $25. N. B. 23, AND DURING TH the eminent artist, Mr. LeSTE WALLACK, in his owD ma of OK, THs RIFLE BALL ACHINE AND TOOL CO., 162 enth street, New York. 1y carved, rose- | witha new Come: iano, having all im- Y Ad Dill of sale; cost Box for shipping. | ‘The Orehestra Department will be under the direc- torte, mprovements, celebrated maker, . Pes at private st. tion, as heretofore, of TINE SATURL on Wednesday, Seprember 30, at half-past one | Relatives and irtends are reepectfully invited to tures of a Jarge Steam Laundry, consisting ot wash- | —S—** P=". ae Mr, THOMAS BAKER. — ates oelock P. M. Special train WEAR Grand bie er | attend Oe ees eee ene anane eoeated anit Meio Mame rea ta lek ae ST. | Scenic ardlets) - wERWOOD, Seu MRIS a OE ORAS ONY, Sas OPE os HUUSE 201 betehtfecr F 30 A. M., ariem, si sunday, § p ’ va es, Powe: le, f Mt tp will sell their magnifleent 7'¢ octave rich roxe- Messrs. H. ISHE! , J. Sand J. CLARE la Wesner, AT Sandtord and Wilson Haven et formaanta, Tremcne rane Bordaata te: | Se De AEM LSGGay TIGGE Dune Tee eae at once to JOCHUM & Ji M48 East Fut wood Hanoforte, made, by WO. tieaht & Co. brilliant | Appoint en ts and Properties Mr. F, DOWINGTON | Freeman iste ‘| nchtas |i Y soi oJ ~ { PI ’ GS RR a ay re Pa IAN *e He ne , i fo cost 150, for $200 cash; T f is, i ice, 4 a. . turning after the funeral, ; | gsth year of his age. OR SALE—20X40. AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGIN JOnee iitey Onrneta for doesn the uollarc Ne Mechanical kitts. s. df. BUTLER and C, McGREERY | Giifiy and Bice Oni.p.—At_ Nyack-on-the-Hudson, on Sunday, Thé relatives and friends of the family and the now rnunn at American Institute Fair; also im- | sorte nas box for slapping and printed guarantee for flve | Acting Manager. Mr. JOUN GILBERT | Billy Barry, | 7 eee tee ae ae AER er pilots of the port are respectfully Anvited 60 attend Bieta tee Re ReN au etpes | ames ‘ortablewin- | years. Stage Dir rw. R FLOYD, Lulu Delmay, | any CusHMA) Saptat y b Q , No. dams C8, rain 7 S ¢ h Bc. a ieee z Spy ea Ree | Prompter.. J. y RIG fony Pastor, < aged 40 years, | is pire, Brooklyn, ane ‘on Wednesday, 30th inst., | — #AMPSON, WHITENILL & CO., 38 Cortlandt street. BEAUTIFI EWOOD 7 OCTAVE | PIANO- | ‘treasurer HEUDORE Moss | "he ne'y nd exciting local drat DAY ‘The relatives and friends of the family, as well tone o’clock P. M. StON'S CENTRIFUGAL | MACHINES —FOR ” rated 1 Sal E BOWsKY BY DAY | ag those 0! her brother-in-law, Cornenus 3. Payne, | °X eee ert tiene ten ce et | cast $400. ast wth street, between 2d and Eas Book open to-morrow (Wednesday), from 8 A.M. SSEGTL DARKER are respectfuliy invited to attend her funeral, this FOR SAUL atew' months ina sugar refinery, now out ol service. | “1 8¥e™ Ss til S TINEE ; @ay (Tuesday), September 29, at three ociock | Feet: i nw nn» | Apply by etter to either THEO. A. HAVEMEYER, 95 LADY WILL SELL & ROSEWOUD 7 OCTAVE | JQRYANTS OPERA HOUSE, WEST 23D STREET. FOR LADIES AND. CHILDREN, Pp. M., from St, Ann’s Church on the Heights, | GROCERY 8’ SALE AP.—377 | Wallstreet, New Fork, of to Messrs. HARRISON, HAVE Pianoforte for less than $100; also a handsome between 6ch and 7th avenues, near Booth's Theatre. NEW % Brooklyn. | South Second street, corer Heventh, Williams. | MEYER &'CO., Philadelphia, Weber Fiamgrorts. carved legs round coruers, tor Less Every evenmny. abs. Saturdny Matinee at 2 EIGHTH AVENUE AND FORTY-NINTH STREET, y ‘ q 5 in $200, 28 Thitd strect, near Bowery. 2 ts MINSTRELS x san Ste Contiss—In Brooklyn, ou Sundas, September | SRP TS scartwpu Te WAXTED-A POWER PUNCH Of PRESS, wir | SO es ———_—__ ANOTUER CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, ‘ARK SMITH MEMORIAL BENBSIT Per eee Gora ner meer reyDOre nena CIGAR STORE—ON A GOOD BUSINESS THOR- wide throat, to punch @ three-eighth inch hold GOOD PIANO. $100, PAYABLE $10 MONTHLY; 7 | IN AND OUT OF PLACE. ©1 Doon, county of Limerick, Ireland. TOA pb oontraliy located, very cheap rent, well | Wrough three-eighth mch iron: alsoa good Shears tor | A. octave, overst $i; Steinway, 733 octave, ALBANUS ARKIVAL, will be given at ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- | gited. cod assorted stock, tor sale cheap this day.” cutting light iron. Adaress, giving price, PUNCH AND | Cheap: Sstop Urgan, $10, PERK «SON. THE EVER POPULAR CHALLE DANC Hl BOOTH'S AND WALLACK'S THEATRES @pectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Star | i LLOYD, 29 Broadway. SHEARS, Herald office. TI Clinton place (bighth street), near Broadway. ‘The brilliant Vocal Quintet and Ross Orchestra, ‘of the Sea; thence to Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook- | ~— lyn, on Tuesday, 29th inst, at t corvin.—In Brookiyn, on Saturday, September 26, 1874, Lovisa A., relict of the late Jacob Colvin, im the 6st year of her age. Relatives and triends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Weduesday, Seprember 20, | at two P. M., from the Church of the Mediator, corner of Ormond place and Jeiterson street, with- | Out iurther notice. | Albany papers piease copy. on thy AFTERNOON OF THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 | Box offices at Wallack’s and Booth’s theatres will be opened tor the sale of seats one week in advance. Pri- | vate boxes and tickets may be obtained trom the mem. Ders of the Amusement Committee—Hon. A. OU, Hall, Max dtrako: auel ville, H. D. Palmer, W. Ry Floyd, George Colby, H. Wall, Douglass Taylor and J. T. Raymond—or at tie office of Simmonds & Wall, Dra- matic Agents, 009 Broadway, Reserved se: $2; admission, MERICAN INSTITUT — immense success oF the original Burlesque, AND GORDON PIANOS FoR LHe DeLUGE; AIR O' DIG CAN BALL tH DELUGE; PAIR Lost. |The DE pkY SATURDAY FOURTEENTH STREBT, DIRECTOR, FOR SALE (VERY LITTLE CASH REQUIRED), A Han tiegantly. sited Sample Htoom on Broadway} Tent ouly $5) monthly ; must be sold; no reserve. D—A ® HORS r, high pressure, in good order: als d tlywheel, — Address LOCKWOOD & que ING, WEB teste ae) taken: l’rince Organs, new styles, seven stops, $10). PORDON & SO! \, 13 East Fourteenth street. 4,00 PIANOFORTES FOR better than small makers the new Upright Pianos, MEDIUM SIZ nd Vice and portable nd low ror cash. Ad: 5,296 Post Ottice. , ving pric TOWN RESTAURANT AND BAR; EXCEL. ) =~ = ‘ation and doing first class trade ; ‘excellent POST OF FIC. | AL tent NOTIC | i AGNIFICE MA forte Navin “carved i 1 3 S * ag | chance for a good man to make a fortune. ewer . ~ wn en IA be only ist MBDY IN HIVE "A CoyLs.—On Monday, September 28, Jonn James, | © MALONE'S Store Agenoy, 121 Nassau street. OST OFFICE NOTIC HE MAILS FOR EUROPE, | been used 6 months, only, $1. COMEDY ; ee eay the beloved son o! Jolin and Catharine Coyie, aged | —~- FOR SAL 2 ae SARLISHED DRUG for the weer en fing, aiurday, Qetover 3 sr, will Hled to sac it GORDOS ____ Box omice open daily tr $) till 4 o'cic ANNUAL BXEIBETIOW a b Uiay ss a SALE, ‘ iE y t this ofc: lollows:—On "Pues: 2 Bi, r si aN, | HOW Oem at Seen rd eri itiends of the family are re- | A. Sure in Brookiyn, doing splendid prescription be- | Wednesiay. at's tnd Wea. Mi on‘thursday avis | (PIE, MASON ApS ARO ERE ts \RAND OPEKA HO SUNDAY EVENING. | america INSiTeU LE HALL ela he - | si 3) lease and che: it; splendid op- Pon 8 i ‘ a | ware, eo highest ) pray ra qnested to attend the juneral, irom the residence | Santunity, MALONE'S Store Agenoy, 11 Nassau street, | ~ Mx Sad on Saturday at Vand 1154 6M naster, | Diploma of Honot at Viewna, 197 amd Yaris ‘The public are respectfully informed that the Second and Third avenues, between Sixty third and ‘Ol nis parents, No. Posses street, esday, | '————_—-—— ~ i aie “i ase | offer the #801 2 be: Sixty-lourid streets, tember 29, 1874, at one o'clock. N OLD ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE FOR SALES | = - = 2} world, notonly tor cash exclusively, as heretofore, but FIRST GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT ee ask pavers Ht 8 copy. ‘ AN hOnkers SY inquire of KUGENE ARCHER, PROPOSALS. | also for time payments, oF rent with privilege of ot the GRAND CONCERT EACH DAY, DEV ERE m Monday, September 28, Mrs, | No. 18 Wal t, New York. ji BEC HAI SONDRA OP Mon, | purchase on extraordinarily favorable terms. STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY from 205 and 8 to 10 o'clock. SAMA LN NVEREUS; aawdies veurs, dauguter on | 7 a : eT TT BEC HARBOR COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.— | po gEDLcROR WANT OF USE, AN” EXOELLE Will take place at the Grand Opera House on | ‘Now to be seen, SARAH ANN DEVEREUX, aged 6 years, daugater o! WOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR he time to receive the tenders for the impro yi Mare ene Saedstrute ised isioe eae SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, OCLOBLE 4, the Winning Boat Ann E. and the late Jameson Cox, JA. store: miglit exchange tor Property in Newark; | Ments in the harbor of Quebec has peen extended to the grand square Piano tele used, rom) One 6 tjeulars in tomorrow's ahnouncements, of Friends and relatives are invited to attend her | 60 other Liquor Stores, some in Brooklyn; corner Broad- | Wth of December next, | By order. PD eda peSok; atlio Madison: vennee Geen — a Colunbia College, N. ¥., funeral, at St. Ann's church, Eighteenth street | way Restaurant and Bar; might exchange tor Reat J. B. MARTEL, Secretary and Treasurer. Sopottunity forsonools ” a 01 . | d ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, \, at the College toga te, Saratoga, and Fiith avenue, on Wednesday, S0th tnst., at | stu: three Cigar, Stores, tour Butener snovs, five | soos ssi eae | PP 0 LE sansuiniicesitni ; J No, 128 West Fourceenth street, New York. sik twelve o'clock M. Pa Be aub BT i CS aie POLITICAL, | WANTED—UPRIGHT | PL CELEBRATED | ,,the Muscum will be opened daily (sundays excepted) | 49 feet 6 inches longs, Rt 190 Lbs, DkakB.—On Saturday, September 26, 1874, ofcon- | More wanted w tadabidin tech Moshedal Mb hat CR IF ~ ~ Soares ee Maker and in perfect order; price not te exceed | fom 10 A.M. to dP. M. Gallery of Pictures by old mas- from 9 A.M, to ly P.M suinption, HeNRy M. DRAKE, aged 36 years, 7 Months | BARGAIN—FOR SALE, ON WEST SIDE OF THE | POLINCAL BANNERS AND TRANSPARENCIES, | gis, Address E. W., box 19% Herald Uptown Branch | {" Nola colles Hon net rial oie Art Objects | 50 cunts halt price, and 1 day. : city, the only corner grocery, within thzee blocks; | Huet PoTHTalE oF candidates, go. Ut the shortest | oftice. } Cestol hon of Cy Antiq PHgel rteatH 4 r ringy! y did Gnance for a German; must be sold this week. oe UP 00.5 —— ; ‘ 2 a P Mees ee AG, BucoerHeld: onaeony Sean | sre onan NPBELL & CO., 132 West Broadwa a 399 Broadway and No, 9 Beach stieet, | — Paar = viree, Onialogues can be bad at the Musenm. ghth street, between Second and Third avenues, Island, on Tuesday, September 29. Relatives aud | AQ FIRST CLASS CORNHR LIQUOR STORE OPE OLITICAL,—REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND | ‘oy ego-on ae pens NEW YORK CIRCUS, K fricnas will meet at his late residence, 146 Bieecker | JL site oromiuent terry, doing a good paying business; | others interested 1 the ‘political canvas, will find it | m, haaset reesei “e2) MAD z i AFTERNOON AND NING, street, at eleven o'clock A.M. Service at church | live yeais' lease; rent low; a Dargainy guner hus two | to thelr advantage to hyve their printing one atthe | NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC OTA SONICS ECT A Me OR HERMAN at twoP. M. Boat leaves Whitehall street at naif Stores . - aoanatti edited Lal letropolitan Printin, stablishinent, 213 Brovdway: . “to give ca STOLEN, |STOLEN PLEASURES ARE OFTEN THE 4s pertormers. past twelve, A GROCERY SXORK FOR SaLg—axp runes | (tera uildy 1 pn postes i undaualied FReIiues | SRVERAL OPEIAS AND CONCERTS 1 eee One ietiiiers 18 te piacere oy oor: a = Staten Island pavers lease age goer Sate noon A the state, tor ade Week eee’ POT PATUCH: | Grom small ballots # mammoth posters or muslin ban: | acapent’ 8% $7 SS [pare with attending the Matinee today. at | LISHED EQUESTRIENNE, UNHAM.—On Sunday, September 27, Bt eo Path relia ie Mes ¥ oS 1 A | ners. Call and obtein prices. ' —FOR SALE CORNER LIQUOR STORE: So tives and friends are invited to attend his A. town Sample Room, Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, © } rrrre funeral, from the residence of his brother, John | Hotels, country Hotels cotner Grocery Stores, Feed and DANCING ACADEMIES Dunham, No. 151 Eaat Thirty-third street, Uns | Produce Stores, Milk Routes, Depots, Bakeri¢s, Coniec- A hi . Halt, 114 Tony Pastor's Opera Bouse, Wi Bowery. Take itn to-day. OON AND EVSING, a SEY AND POI. NINTT STREET. : RYS THIRTY-FOURTH (STREET OPERA ARMac Mie LANE LI Rt Patrons and others having good yoices and {eling in- Mouse, near Third avenue.—The great and only | “nore NEW MUSIO.—°AMALIA” AND “NOTHING, i i terested in this new enterprise will please make early d Freuch Cancan every night, at 5. Macinees— C1 ony Nous (Tuesday) aiternoon, September 29, at Wo o'clock. | ties, Heats Stores, Cigar Stores, Meat Markers, {Maso ast Thirteenth stree application ut the Conservaiory, No. > Kast Fourteenth | Wednesaay and Saturday, at 2. § ee ttk Millard, (30 conts cach; ot Could Live Ine ‘het Vs eal MITCHELL'S store Ageticy, 77 Cedar stéeet. | Vooge Hail, 15 Hilty-fourth stree RIV ATE LES q co" * ONicers and emplo\és of tae American xpress hs is See i st Vilty-fourth street. Pu T + | street, next to Delmouico's; Brooklyn, Nos. 102, tt aud 1, 86 cents; “Mazurka Rustique," 75 cents: Company ana members of John Street M. H. caurch | OYSTER «ND QHOP HOUSE FOR ag LPL OY, Cart, cue Laas habebieeatcnrimeendel pe 3. ie wea Six" Herat atat once ub tee Peactite Sexe | fete” Bt at, Ooteenale, manneincus DUNHAM, aged 52 years. 1 tp commence in December, undo the direction of MAX S Re { AKKIZER, the renoWned Conductor and peratic ip. | —— presario. BE FIRST OLAS tre also especially Lavited, smle—Bem location im the eit; pposite a princi _ a — _ ———= ‘ ve 4 AND | The vegutiiul sketch by the freeman Sisters, | Cycron Bloometh.” Waliz, Str: Aa EGAN. ELLEN “Gas, daughter of Stephen and | Apply at LLOYD'S Stone Agoncy, “Bree, DODWORTH'S PRIVATE OLAsAEs FOR DANG. | A.,~SMan, by akenteuaa eocher each pup taney | Guid atthe Matinee to-day. Tony Kastor’s Opers | Lion," Rolling, 75 cent “Leonore Marck.” Raff. 7 wpaterar wht tate wied Pata morta Beatt atcoot, | rt toe — wy Acne ke Ueno deparetely. " Call, beeween WA- Me and dP. Meat Noe es | ————— eee re PARE Rh Ba Ba oo ‘uneral will take place from No, Tl Peart street, RKET BE > = —— | street, open tor the season Saturday, October 10. Greenwich avenue, OBINSON HALL, | @————.— j 3; (RISH| ARE ON TUB OCEAN, BUT ALL NEW this day (Luesday).” Strictly private. | A MARKET DOING A GOOD TRADE, WO" 4 gwo | “Mosiulty and afteruoon classes for iadios wad child com. | IRINGON HALL |@ccaOAN MaviNeR ie, | (TORIRISH | ARB O% FUR CORAN, BOT ay FARRELLY.- On. 8 An A 7, el JA good iorses and Wagons; Bell 2C9 low price, ening classes for gentlemen, t | TODAY, ! RELLY.— On Sunday, September 2%, Heat | Ayinoowuce has oluor business to attend >>, ee ae ——— | B. | 2 CORI Earn GROOTIRG | TODAT Hall, Sixteenth PAT REEL & naive of Killeshandra, county Cavan, | Ra? A. PL SMITH, LF 4 Tivondwag —WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, JR | from Earope on or beiors Octover ty cusuing, Please | Q\ENCING, BOXING ACADEMY AND SHOOTING TO-DAY | Robinson Hall, nth street. Ireland, in the 27th year ot his age. arane tt DOWNTOWN Cee Vall, 203 West Fourteonth street, near Eighth avo. | Soi Cagone on OF ate, too er tie nue Gallery, 6i9 Sixth avenue.—Boxing tangnt im one | oe ag onog AND IRIS The relatives and ittenis are invited to attend | AarLiaeer ates BROADWAY COR- now open to beginners. For terms, &e., soon —————— | month; superior Fencing Apparaius and Boxing Gloves FOL BONG SNe PEON Selon Tatts teenoe She funeral, on Tuesday, 2th, at haif-past one eee eee eer oak $F od businioas ; will veut | send for eireuiae. Sot ery Pet BS DWARD NOLLENHMAUER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, | forsale. Send tor circulars jolonel MONSTESS.. | ‘wanjom ail price JOUN BOGAN, lw) Bast Houston st seein techue, Cree % Righteenth strect and | teryid oitice. Pere ceemiecnnr! ~¥, MARY ACADEMY OF DANGING, | 200 | 34 JCBSOre: O6.. Wal foasire. & leer mare pape eS NY PASTOWS,| GRAND TUESDAY MATINEE, | 7 ee tog Sl ha | “ Er he RES Bleecker strect, new oper. Classes Wednesday | Cal music, violin and piano, Apply at sc Hone *| OT oay Pastor's Opera House JUN.(SEE THE GLORIOUSLY FUNNY SERIO- FITZGERALD.—On Monday, September 28, RLiza- | AS RRECTRIOAL PUM (OLAN, DOING AN EXTEN. | An 'gatarday evenings. Ror teria, dc. send for olrcy. | MOG SS Ualon square, fa Rs a Oa E commie draina, ‘The Bowery by Day and Night,” BETH FITZGERALD, the deloved daughter of James sive cash bi with turnished Howse andexe | fat. soiree Wednesday evéming, Sept 90, at 9orclock. | a : oy Men OeS hi A om | at the Matinee t ony Pastor's Opera d Margaret Fitzgersld, ag | tended tease, (wishiv’, Yo" tertrey. Soe ae tie ~— _— - <— | [STRUCTION ON PEANOFORTE AND SINGING AT 2 21. —-GREAT SUCCESS OF How the Dutehma: ‘and Marg mervid, aged 15 montis, v, | kended lease, (rishi, to retire), will dispose of the | ae yes ME St, | L pupi’s residence, $10 per quarter; papily taugnt | RUNNY PEOPLE Wi MEET. cons oF |__| How Willtan a The friends and acquaintances ure respectfully | same; cash $A", "valance ume, Address KLECTRINK, 1 a DANCING ACADEMY, 351 BROOME ST, ° singing in bugle, French and Talian lehguages; also | Dr. J. JAY VILLERS. Brooklyn, pber 5; New GYLE ROGMA OTH AY, AND STH eT. —S0IRSm fnvited to attend ner funeral, from ner yrand- | Herald Uptown ty, Tuesdee bet for the season prepared for concert. | Address INSTRUCTION, box Ha | London, Conn., 13th) Norwich. 14! , Ri ROOMS OTH AY, AND STH St SUNT father’s residence, No. 79 Jamées street, on Tues+ | TUTCHER® Seeds bot ator cailaven, Herald Uptown Branoh office, 1,269 Broadway, | Address Amertean Literary Burcan, Cooper tusutute, RANTE AND MUSICAL, ENTERTAINSE day, September 20, as two olciock, i | street All the fashionable daness {none course of fessons, | - } QAMOTCE NEW MUSIO.—" AMALIA” AND “NOTHLN. rh intel FosTER.—1)n Monday, September 28, Wreerren, | — a - - - ——— THE LECTURE SEASON. | by H. Millard, Wc. each; “I Could Live in a Dese: VARTIERS RECEYTION DANSANTE, beloved wite of Patrick Foster, in the both. year or | Dry STORE NER) FOR SALI R DEGARMO, 82 FIFTH AVENU COR) ~ ~ ~ | JR. Thomas, 50¢, tolen Kisses,” &. bngel, es © BEETHOVEN HALL, 21) Fifth street | wD ft struction | AT 8 THIS EVENING=A LECTURE ON NERVOUS | Zurka Rustique,”’ jregular classes, October 10. Par- | JX Debiiity and Special Miseases. at Dr. Kab cum. Kemember the address, 63s Broadway, near | Strauss, —— —— | Fourth street ‘The largest and ‘most magniticent Mu- | March her age. | Ad lulls fitwed § plate glass windows and showcase The relatives and friends of the family are re | Wilk} oor: marble top counter: spectfuliy invited toattend her faneral, on Wordnes. | 2°! ansurpassed; stock ay day, the 30th ins: one o'clock P.M, irom her | ---—— Fourteenth street, will resume priv ease und neighbor. | in Dancing Octod: excellent. ticulars in cirauls 025 Third avenue. i te “rarancetle,* $1 6; Gottschalk THY: fA HVRNING. A'Ma: | Goshumonsls, “Where, the Citron Bloometh) Waltz, | 7 nat acre BSDAY) 5 “Chasse At Lion,” Kolllng, 73 ono SIM AS atl, De. DITSON & 00., Zl Broadway. BLE MOTHET BROTHERS, C1 - N AND EVENING, —— : R, TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING, scaru ithe World. Admission 5 | - were = ; DON AND late residence, No. 269 Mulberry street. TOR SALE—$10—-A LARGE TELESCOPE, COST M® tyne Agen ‘nue (Reservoir square), ae - camer | Ye DON'T FORGET—PRIVATE MUSICAL YORK CIRG FORMAN. At Yorktown, Wéstehesier county, | Bs, ut Pine stroct = MTs now open. Send. of call for circular, R. CORDOVA WILL LECTERE At assocratios | eet oe orin Ciivainry retinas aay | = J AND FORTY INTH STREET, 1 Y., on Monday, September w : oan a= —-*—"* = am - — an ec a ere 5 a, ae =" GQERS—A WE! “| Sieac’an tiiness of only four. days, JACOB Re Bot \LE-A, GOOD ESTABLISHED GROCERY | Tf) CHRISTOPHER'S DANCING ACADEMY, | FA: Hall to-night. Grom PRIVATE MUSIOAL UNIVERSUTY, | (P\O THEATAIOAL MANAGERS—A WELL RDU: MAN, aged 66 years and 2days. | Sine ona leading avenue in Brooklyn; doing syTePa Hall, corner Tighty.sixth strectyanc “Third | | Rublect="Our Sew clergyman.” | 5 cain SORADAY MARINER NGIUA | ce getttod Zora nian, of stoudy Abie Whe 8 Pines Hewwliven aha sounds are Tespectfuly invited to ,| Wieder cuieo savper week. Tnguire ACY unites | Avene! Weaveaays and cataraays, aitdruoon and | Tike atic door aad at uriew's book store, under | 620] evening, Pjoase send tor circular, ‘Address BARNESK station W. Brooklyn, k. De the Lal, } nv Pastor's Onera House, 201 Bowery. Ee ee FOR,