The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1874, Page 5

THE COURTS. The habeas corpus case of the boy James O'Brien, alleged to have been committed by Police | Justice Smith without an opportnnity to make a fefence, came up yesterday in Supreme corrt, Champers. The District Attorney stated that the papers in the office show the allegations of the re- lator to be untiue, and that he was informed the defor dant was examined, and that bis mother was a witness for bim, and that an alini was at- tempted to be proved. Counsel asked Jor a fur- ther adjournment, a8 ne was resolved to have @ return of the certtorari from Judge Smith, Judge Donohue adjourned the case to Friday. Captain Snuthill, of the brig Susan Bergen, who Was charged by three of his seamen with desert ing them at Rio, was yesterday brought before United States Commissioner Shields for examination. After hearing the evidence he was discharged, it appearing that the men were ashore at the time the vessel sailed, having exceeded their leave of absence, and the Captain being com- pelled to employ other men to Steno ras their i frees | German Savings Hank, tons yester. | fay presented a namber of indictments for felo- | oles against prisoners now in the Tombs. Belore | retiring the foreman satd that the Grand Inquest | fluties, The Grand Jury of the General Be would have a written communication to make to the Court previons to their being discharged, and asked His Honor when 1t would be hid picasure to teceive it. Judge Sutherland replied that he would receive it whenever they presented tt, whereupon the Grand Jury left the court room, Charles Wells was found guilty in the General Besstons yesterday of conspiring with others to commit grand larceny and sentenced to three years’ imprisonment- the same punishment pre- viously meted out to hik coniederates. SUPREME OOURT-CHAMBERS, Lierarlagt ti oa By Judge Donohue. Tn_the matter. &e. hi Killoran et al.; McCanill va. O'Shea.—Orders granted, Melanerty vs. Bianerty. —Motion granted, “Robinson vy: mpleton.—Memorandum, Lay va. payie Decca Hf atvorce granted to the lainiit. me By Judge Dantels. Swanboro vs. Swanboro; Joseph ve, Joseph.— Decrees of divorce granted to the plainttifs, In the matter of Saniord.—Order granted. EUPERBIOR COURT—SPEO!AL TERM, Decisions. By Judge Van Vorst. Hassock vs. iyerdun—Motion granted and res lerred to vita B, Winterton. In the matter of Landon vs, Receiver, &£c. Reilly.--Motion to substitute receiver ag plaintift anted. Late vs. Knopp.—Referred to A. J. Perry. Hulse vs. Fredenheit.—Motion granted, Livermore vs. Livermore.—Motion for transfer of mortgage granted, Spieler etal vs, Koonigberg.—-Motion for re- ceiver granted, Order to be settled on October 1, at twelve M, Mitchelt et al. va, The Vermont Copper Mining Company et Allowauce ordered o1 $1,250. Spotts vs. The Germania Fire Insurance Comp; ny; Fielding vs, Waterhouse: Shurber vs. Moor‘ Hyde AS Tompkins; Brown vs. Beekman; Acker va. Sha Gierstein vs. Fincs; Rosenthal vs. Chapman Conity vs, Carroll; Harrison vs. Kirk.— Orders granted, COMMON PLEAS—SPEOIAL TERM, Decisions. By Judge Loew. O'Gorman vs. Ramak Application for leave to ke motion granted. Ebruch vs. McSherry; Manson vs, Laff,-See Meworandums for counsel, COURT OF GENERAL SESsIoNs, fhe Excise Cases—Trial of Martin Nachtman Set Down for To-Day. Before Judge Sutherland. Shortly after His Honor took his seat on the bench yesterday District Attorney Rollins moved the trial of Martin. Nachtman, charged with vio- lating the Excise law. Mr. John McKeon said that he had had only forty- eight hours’ notice and tho defendant was in Al- bany attending some convention. My. Rollins re- | plied that, the charge being only a misdemeanor, the on could proceed in the absence of the ac: cused. Mr. McKeon urged a postponement of the trial, remarking ‘Mat a case vo that kind ought not to be tried just beiore election, when both sides wanted to get the temperance and anti-temper- ance voters, Ihe matter would céntinue to be discussed in the newspapers, and he moved that the case be put over till the November term. Mr. Rollins replied, saying that there would be questions of law discussed by the learned counsel, but Mr. Nachtman’s presence was not needed. The indictment agaist the aelendant represented Alarge class of cases of very peese importance, Last year the Excise Commissioners received adont $500,000 paid to them jor Hicenses; but dur- ing the present year there had boen a persisteny relusal on the part of some 5,000 liquor dealers—or wnom Martin Nacntman, who himself was once an excise commissioner, w2s one—to take any license at all. The result was that the Excise Commishiouers Nad received thus tar not more than $150,000, so that i the Exclse law were Bustained there would be due to them the large sum of $350,000, Ihe peace, order and quiet of the community Were dependent upon a speeay set- Vement o1 this question. Mr, A, Cakey Mail, who is associated with Mr. McKeon, suggested that il the case were positively set down tor Thursday the Court had better order ab extra panel of 900 jurors, ‘This suggestion ex- cred considerable merriment and was thought to be one of Mr. Hall’s bits of pleasantry, with which | he is wontto enliven the dull formality of legal proceedings, but he informed the istrict Attor- ney that the proposed jurors would be subjected to arigid examination, Judge Sutherland set the case cown tor this (Tuursday) morning, and or- dered an extra panel of 100 jurors, which was drawn in the afternoon in the presence of the | | Cnurch street, and offered him a mortgage on six- Judge. As the September term js nearly at an end, it is foubulut whether this case will be disposed of tos Ys FIPTY.SEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT, Going Into Pawn Business Without a License—fhe Court Swindled by Coan- try Sharpers. Before Judge Sherwood, Yesterday a bookkeeper in a downtown establishment was arraigned on a _ charge of intoxication. Not having the $5 imposed Opon him as a fine, his watch, which he fepresented as a gold one, was accepred by | she Court as security for its payment, This is the second time that the Court has accepted se- curity jor fines, and though it was swindled in the first instance the experience was not sufficient to deter it iroma second experiment. Last week two men charged with reckless driving and diuDke enness in the Central Park were fined $10 euch, and at the request of one of them, who said he Was a lawyer from Troy, Judge Sherwood took Mr. King’s watch, which he represented to be gold, as security jor the payment of the two fines— Neither Mr. King nor nw friend tas since appeared and the watch still re- mains in the hands of the Court, On ‘fuesday Mr. Rockwell, the Chiet Clerk of the Court, reminded His Honor of his possession of the Wwatcn, and asked What was to be done withit. Judge Sher- wood said he did bot Know, but would like to know what It was worth. Mr. Rockwood gaid be veen along time in need of # good timekeeper, and it this turned out to be a good one he would ay the $20 and take it. The Court took his disin- Fevestea offer mito consideration, and in the mean- time the watch was sent to a neighboring watch. maker to ascertain its value. It was oroiae and could be bougut by wholesale at $96 a dozen and at $10 each af retail, This was worth probably $7, thereby leaving the Court a victim tu the tune of $13. ‘The owner of the watch pledged yesterday valued his watch at more than $5 and released 16 in the alternoon. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, SUPREME CoURT—CHAMBERS—Held by Jndj fe Dononue.—Nos, 43, 56, 85, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 144, Mb, 155, 157, 158, 166, 173,"192,' 106, 107, 198, 199, 200, Manin Count—Tarat Tenm—Parts 1, 2 and &sadjourned jor the term, COURT OF GENENAL Sessions—Held by Judge Sttherland,—the People vs, Martin Nachtman, Vioation of the Excise law, COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR, (xy, N. Y., Sept. 80, 1874, The following is tHe. aay cilendar of the Court of peals for Thursday, October 1, 1874:—Nos, 133, , 159, 74, 111, 92, 121 and 140, OCMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR, ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1874. eae tg the Commistion Of Appeals 3 el ior Thursday, Gcwvber 17—Nos, 298, + 203, 294, 270, 203, vod, 264, AGucned ualil Lo-morrow a ten A. M, BROOKLYN COURTS. —e SUPREME COURT, Decisions, By Jwige Pratt. H. G. amended Qornd jerdonk vs. K. Matthewa.—Compiaint | i | Wood & Davis. | Vermilye C0. | | tor the mortgage. ) manded NEW YORE _ HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, ISi4—TRIPLE SOKNT, Rosanna Connolly vs, Michael Connoll7.—Judg- | Ment for plaintiff, without costs, G. G. Van Cieaf vs. J. G. Latimer,—Allowance of | $100 grantea, FWoodward vs, Chatles G. Dill.—Motion to | strike out parts of complaint dented, No costs. W. B. Turner vs. A. Hodgman.—Motion to | Dontpone sule denied. No coats, Wanzer va, W. Bird.—Motion to change ve- nie denied vn plaintif stipulating to reler and take deiendant’s testimony in city of New York; otherwise granted so lar as to change the venue to Kings county. THE CITY'S CREDIT. Bids for the New Issue of Seven Per Cont City Bonds. | ‘The following {s the list of proposals received by Comptrelicr Green, September 80, 1874, for | $2,384,000 New York city stocks (to redeem city ponds duc in 1874), interest at seven per cent per annum, payable in currency, or slx per cent per annum in gold, at option—thirty-three bids re- ceived :— Rate. Currency or Amount, 101.60 Gold. Names of Bidder P. White... savings Bank, erman Savings Bank German Sw German Sw German Sayings Bank, ormnan SAavinKS Fon, erman Kavings Bal 160,000 German Savings Ban! 100\c00 Gorman Savings Bank, 100,000 Mutual savings Bank, Auburn, “bine Ai 5,000 Savitigs’ Bank, “Auourn, i Bani, “Mibien, °° vai Savings Bank, rien, wy Yar t +t 6,000 2.08 bu 3 2 Newbui W228 Wai Newbure Savings Jobn ihontrart 01.50 Pailip 8. J 0 Gold (Six Per Cent) Stock, Bauaate Life Assurance Society Equitabie Lite Assurance > ociety, Lauttable Lite Amuran: Society seinen Vhelps & Co. ft .H, Bonington... 3 Bos vington. George K. Sistare: Jr George K. sistaro, Jr. George K- Sistare, Jr George K. Sistare, Jt George K Sistare, Jr. George K. q tare, George K. tare, dr,, Morton, Bliss & Co. Witalow,. papier & Co. AU. ist Co., New National Bank of Con Dry vock Savings Institution, Dry Dock Savnigs Lnstitutic Lry Doe Savings Institution Dry Lock Savings Institution y Nock Savings Institutton Pavan a stitution Wood & Wav Harlem Savings Ban! Hatin National Bank Hatin Nanonal Bank M. Wise.. A. Goettel & A, Goettel & Co... wynne & Day Vermilye & Co, One-Hals Each Gold and Keg. ed C= Vermilve & lies Vermiiye & Yeruilye & Co Vermilye Vermilvye &( Verinilye & € Vermitye & Ci Verinilye - Kast hiver 2a) East fiver Saviugs 11 East River Savings Institution. Drexei, Morgan & Co Drexel, Morgan é Go: q Drexel, Moryi Drexel, Mor: Drexel, Drexel, 3 Morgan . Morgan Morgan ) Morgan Morgan Morgan & Morgan & Morgan & U Morgan & Morgan fc Morgan & Co Drexel, Total amount of bids received... ANOTHER BOND SWINDLE. Raising Money on Encumbered Prop- perty —Offering Worthiess Bonds — Where is the North Shore Railroad of Long Island? About two months ago a short, thick-set man | called on Mr. Terrench at his oftice, No. 15 New teen lots im Newark. N. J., on very Javorable terms. Mr. Terrench took the proposition into considera- tion, and alter paying a lawyer, whose name does not appear, $75 for examining the land, the title, &c. was iniormed by him that the property was good and the speculation a very fine one, Acting on this advice a mortgage for five hundred and some odd dollars was drawn up, and the money paid to | the little man, Whose uame is Joseph Beck. On later imvestigation Mr. Terrench discovered that the whole property was not worth any more than the mortgage money he had pald on it, as it was fully covered with other mort- gages, Recently Beck was informed that his swindle had been tound out, and he protested that the mortgage was good, stauing to Mr, ‘Ter. rench thatif he aid not consider tne mortgage a good security ne would introduce aman who would be willing to trade good railroad securities The man Was satroduced in the person of a Mr, Hess, who said ne haa bonds Of the North Shore Railroad of Long Island which he would exchange for mortgages on such prop. erty as be knew Mr, Beck owned. ‘The proposi- tton seemed fair, and Mr. Terrench took the Bame of the Secretary, as written on one of the pvonds whica Mr. Hess presented, The | Dame.ol the Secretary was William H. Lee, and after Mr. Hess haa departed Mr, Terrench went aronnd | to the office oi the North Shore kailroad to inquire | about its bonds, At No, 161 Maiden lane Mr, Lee, ad , the Secretary of the North Shore Railroad of Long Istand, was asked for, One vi the clerks said that the North Shore Railroad of Long Jsiand had no ofice there, but that the North Shore Ratlroad Company employed him @ clerk. The secre- tary’s name, le said, was Mr. Thomas Messi gery aud he could be seen in the back office. Mr. ‘Ter- French bad a short conversation with Mr, Messin- ger, Wd was satisfied that the bonds which Hess presenied were worthless, and that the whole affair was a plan to get the mortgage on Beck's property out ot his hands, When Mr. Hess came | around yesterday alternoon to conclude the nego tations lar the mortgage he was handed over to the custody of OMecer Buckrich, together wita Mr. Beck, Who was near by. When the prisoners were brought to the Tombs Juage Flammer asked the complamant what proof he had that the bonds were spurious. As evidence, Acard on which Mr, Messinger had written a de- nial of thelr genuineness was produced, The Judge dia not consider it samMcient evidence, so he sent an officer down to No, 161 Maiden lane ior Mr. Messinger, who, at about half-past four o'clock, | appeared in court. He said he did not know ot any sucu Company as the North Shore Kallroad of Long Island. He was of veitel that such a com- pany had started in 1870, but he had no imforma- tion of avy works of building done oy them, During the last i0ur montis he said sevelal poor men tad called at ls office and presented for payment coupons of ponds such as Mr. Yerrench nad been offered. The parties miormed him that they had bought them ti good faith trom inen who pretended to be Counected with ihe road, He did uot Know the market value of the bonds; in tact | he dia not think they bat any. He was mtormed that zome Long Island men had bought the bonds | jar amere Softy aL a sale, and Were now selling them for Whatever they could get. vn ths julormation be ‘oO the station house. Shey will be fully mined to-day, Wet possibly Mr, less will be able to show liw he came by the bonds and how much he paid on them. At the miormal examina- tion yesterday he said he had bought the two | bonds Mr. He others which be had purchased eisewhere—from Whom te could not remember or when. Tt will be remembered that a lew days since a rhich he presented ta Mt, Tecrench from wF and Hess wore re- | he, of No, 182 Broadway, and that he had | | man was arrested in Brooklyn, on complaint of a | | colored man, for passing one vt the donds in ex- change lor a horse and wagon, The bonds are elegantiy execuied, and are, no douvt, for some projected railroad which never became a reality. The coupons, trom the date of the bouds to the present quarter, have been cut of, so that at first sight it appears they ave all been pald. Pe EE 2 Wind BE SOLD, | A LARGE VILLA, ; communding o endid view, on the LAKE OF ORTA, two hours’ distance trom the Lake Maggtore, lal] halfan hour's distance from the railway to Milan and 2 Il 3 2 Part of the house is qui ew; it contains 28 rooms, {| furnished in the best French sty'lo, calorifere, bathroom, Pantry, large kitchen, cellars, {cehouse, gurrets, ser- vants’ rooms, hothouse, £c. I| A path, covered with vines, leads in a few minutes to the Leautifut lake (well stocked with fish), on the shores of which bath and boat houses belonging to the villa are situated, Not (ar from the mansion are stables for horses and cows, a conch house and several small Houses, one quite i} new, ae The estate covers an area of 75 hectares, mottly culti- | vated, some with vines, for the cultivation of which the | ground ts particularly adapted; others with mulberry | tres, tor tne culture of silk worms; fruit trees, 200 apple trees and some as meadows. | Seventeen hecturesare vory suitable for private hunt- ing, as they are enclosed by a wall three yards high, | This park contains a large dish pond, very beautiful trees und # woll conditioned house. For further partieulars apply, prepaid, to the prov prietor, cry ~" Nonstour SMISSAERT, __Villa Luzzara, Gozzano, Talie, puE QUEEN'S HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN, ‘This well known first class hotel, having recently hanged proprietors will now be found one of the most comlortable in the South ot Ireland. Being situate close to the landing stages and railway depot, will be tound most conventent to American tourists arriving by the soveral steamers, | meee: ae a8 ane. SEASON. T8 E VEN A Dovility, and Spoctal tise Fourth street. The largest and most magniticent Mu- scam in the world, Admission P AL LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT o'clock at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway. between Wouston and Bleecker strects, iE REV, DR, O. H. TIFFANY WILL LECTORE AT Steinway Hall, Friday evening, October 2 Sub. ject—""George Washington in 1776.” In the interests of the Washington National Monument To commence me 0 Oa sale at the principal hotels, . 59 Union square; Methodist Book Room, Broadway and Eleventh sireet; pitedal’s Book Room, 47 Park row: Goodenough's Book Room, 123 Nas- sau street, and atthe door on the MEBs Cr the lecture, “IN TR UC EO CADEMY MOUNT ST. VINCENT, “ON TRE HUD. son, New York, 13 miles trom. the metropoll insto and 15 from the Mount daily, Hudson River | Railroad. this stitution, conducted by the sisters of | Charity. 1 the largest and’ best appointed {nthe coun try. Jerms, including everything but music, per an- num, $295. General patr N EXPERIENC. £D OUASSICAL AND MATHEMATI- cal teacher, scholar and gold medalhat of toreiga university, desires to establish a school, in which the thorough drill ot, Kuglish public schools would be given: {nkos private puplis; Drepares tor scientific schools and collexe igiish or Americ: highest city reterence. i} Address TUYLUR, 29 West Fifteenth street. T THOMPSON'S COLLEG a 2% 4TH AV., OPPOSITE Cooper Lustitate. Bookkeeping, Writing, Arith- | Metic taught day and ning. Ladies’ Department. Telegraphy taugat practically with tnstrumenis in one | AS DOLBEAR’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1,193 Broadway, gentlemen, ladies anu boys receiv | vate lessons in Bus.ness Writing, Bookkeeping and other branches, and learn moro in one quarter than in years in classes. Evening pupils received this week at re- desks tor mo Four eda seats vacant; two private ks for morning T PAINE'S BUSINESS C: 1OLLEGE, 62 BOWERY, UP. town College 1,275 Broadway, young and middie- aged men. boys and ladies qualided lor business; back- ward Raxpous ‘taught privatety; 24 writing lessons, $2 50. SCHOOL FOR CUILDREN PERIOR ing, mending: mother's care niuhts; new method of teaching; total expense per quarter, $55. Address EAGLE inst IE Stamtord, Conn, GENTLEMAN, FULLY QUALIFIED BY EDUCA- time exclusively ‘to private instruction in tamiiles. Course of studies—Classics, Mathematics, Penmanship, ga ous spoken, will be made a specialty 1 rata” Addre; ee city reter- NoTRUCTION, No, LADY THO ROU GHLY CONVERSANT | WITH THE 4A. English branches ancluding composition, rhetoric, HL OS &e.), ch and music, desires a re-engage- ment as governe: highest Sastiqrogials Address PRoGes. care oc, F Sinith & Co., 518 Broadway. | PARISIAN LADY, | HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, IS desirous to have a tew moro pupils either for French or Singing; will also give instruction on the | FaRTOt terms moderate. Address J. box 12) Herald offic A LADY FULLY QUALIFIED, TEACHING DRAW- ing aoe vainting inall their branches, is forming classes corducted on the most approved svstem; terms trom $10 upwaras. 267 West Thirty-seventh stroct. POARPING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONS —HOME comforts; healthy location: every advantage given to boys and young’ men; terms moderate, address AUGUSTUS WHITLOUK, | qeror: ‘A GENTLEMAN ACOUSTOMED TO TRAY. living abroad wishes to take the manaxe. iment of two or three boys during an educational sojourn of two years in Europe; a liberal arrangement with de. | sirable partics, Address J. A. LIVINGSTON, box 175 Herald office. P EMNACHEK SAILED h ult, and will resnme his 0 0) SONS, bast Fourteenth str TISITING © perienced and capable, has some hours disengaged she teaches thorouzhly English, French, Latin, music | and drawing. Address DUBLLN, box 186 Herald Uptown Branch \eshidd ANTED—A POSITION AS VISITING GOVERD in a seminary or private family, by @ youn; Tay | thoroughly competent to teach English. te and Innsic: best references. Apply to or ress. GOY- RN No. 48 West Elevent street. POST OFFICE NOLICE. i OST OFFICE NOTICE. —THE MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week ending Saiurday, October 3, iv will 1 Close at this ofice as followa:—On ‘Tnesday at 2 M..on | Wednesday at 5's and lite A.M, on Thursday at W's A. M., and on Saturday at Sand Udy Shy JANES, Postmaster. PROPOs. LS. UEBEC HARBOR COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE,— The time to receive the tenders tor the improve- nts in the harbor of Quebec has been extended to the Isth of Heceraner next. By orde . Be MARTEL, Secretary and Treasurer. WANTED TO PURCHASE, — UILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS WANTED— ¥; 1s timer to $}0,000, one halt to be paid in cash, ‘i OW j 1 real estate in Brooklyn. Adaress Court street, B Foon RUG ‘STORE WANTED.--I WANT TO PURC ASE an established place on casy terms. Address, with fuil full particulars, DOC DOCTOR, box wd Herald ome: Sy BOoND ut p. Se oat BOURK SHELY ‘S and aAtting, in good order. Addres ta tins ree, ROMS, eral ottice, ae) OND HAND ROUND IRON TANKS, capa from 5,00) to 20,009 gallons each ; state ‘apacity and price, Address Post office 483, v ANTED=TO BUY, CHEAP FOR CASH, _ COUNTER, Bar, English Ale ‘hump and Bar Fixtures. Address, immediately, T. ‘TIN, 122 Broad street, corner of Front, up stairs, WASTED TO FURCHASE—A QUARTER MEDIUM Gordon Press; must be in good condition. Address box 3,006 Post oilice, JANTED TO PURCTIAs ants, second hand, prett dross WILLIAM GRIBBON, 16 Walker street. e Mue Scum. Ketuomber the address, 653 Broadway, near | NEW _ AND SU » A fromsto 14—Superior rooms, excellent board, wash | tion and long’ experience in tenching, devotes his | fr 0) the | lessons on the 7th of October, Address CHLCKERING & te VERNESS—AN ENGLISH LADY, EX. | Wit AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, ag er HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH BART... paeg sn or. LESTER WALLACE Commence at F. Fropr fetor and Last 0 DEMING THE WEES Figinal character of who EVERY BYE ND, eaatiiul Drama of ny iB J. sah by Bon. Ciqud Lorrimer Mr. Chevenix FORGE 3 FARES i RR and the comic ‘trams, ite STH AVENUE THEATRE, GREAT BILL: EXTRA ATTRACTIONS. i) ber trectand Broadway. pbeging ata Ove BTIN DALY... R. eatin BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THE OPEN. | FAL. LAND WINTER SEASON at his theatre, during which the following entertain- ments will be oftgred — L IRISH DRAMA, A companion picture to the Colleen Bawn and Artah-na- Pogue, will be produced, with, ve BOUCICAULT, the author, ina Toad by Hf. J. Byron, fa. tof the Prince of Wales the New York. Sir Peter Teazie Sir Oliver Surfac Sir Fecenye Bac’ oy tres, London), to | J: Tit OLD COMEDY SERIES, always a brilliant ieature in the scason of this theatre, | will be more than usuaily prominent, and will be itlus- JOHN Oe trated by ‘ie HARRY. BECK oT, Me WR uo,” d we EAU i 44 WARD es fal sneer wit Me é a the GOs! of tl ee pi psipeipal characters will dance @ MIN Neo: CURRAN. nee oie ie g firs Arance thie thea ery WREY ange si eat 33 y 4.9 A Bate! Sites BL TWO NEW D DRAMAS ‘will also be produced. 12 whic! LACK will appear in ohpractara wr wi niten pexprenty, for him, TUESDAY MENTO, ote witha new Comedy, As Miss me, FO Mive'D. GOLD IHW AITE, Miss BANTLEIT, Mias'C, BA 1. J. Byron, Esq., entitl Bhs Fe FOR LiFe” xi The Orchestra Department ¥ will be ander the direc- tion, as neretoiorg. OL Scenic artist Messrs, Mr, THOMAS BAKER A ' sHERWoOD, J. MORDIS a Appointments and Properties. Mr. Mechanical lMecte, Messrs. &. BUTLER and Acting Manager..... Mr, Stage Director | Promoter. Treasurer, This Evening nee : 2 ai 84 BROADWay. Sole Proprietor. corer reece | ae se75 Si sketch, HE MONKEY? om 3 T! Every Evening and Saturday ™ AMUSEMENTS. nnenneeent LYNPIC, 7m 6% BROADWAY, " EXSR PROGRAMME. g sar ree Seeich, gad Dance. q KEY ANP ty 3 {tm their, new ts TitP TO-HLARSL CASTLE. ELAHANTY AND HENGLER ir! Musteal Ye stchorean Fantasie in their Musical, Terpslchorea rt | MISS ALICE HARRIS fascinating musical me 19 Gems of Mirth ang M . GEO. 8. KNIGHT | Hy bis pleasing budget of Datel Comy ealttion and the roarin ‘'arce o| WESTON, THE WALBIST. FOY gistER® aDaH Ricnsox ce and Sketch. in Ballads, ‘ES, the peerless Piantation Darky. londay. October 5, a new Sensation, writ. ad Bartey, THE SIXTH WARD a series of splendid and costly rises. io her eOUNER AePsMBS DAE Sujduru £4904 a 3 2 3. a 355 Ze se at 2: Ey igo Proprietor and THE SCHOOL POR SCANDAL, THIRD WEEK AND GROWDED HOUSES, All other novelties POSTPONED. for the prosent, Mr, tir Wins baviage rr jenberae Wing oMr, Mart, Conwa Russe! Davenport ia Grey Fran! ays i? =F EVERY NIGHT, an MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1430, TH AVENUE THEATRE, TNE VOKES FAREWELL TO AMERICA. GRAND FES’ STIVA AL MATINEE MONDAY, OCTO. TOBER 1%, AT 1330. Box sheet opens pebble 8A. M. ‘OOvS' MUSEUM. ‘WuopDs. L DAVENPORT. Box Buok now open, from ae AM, tila P.M, BINSON HALL, | SIXTEENTH Lhd a BETWEEN Broad way and waded The charming varisian Sensatior R° THE CANCA. With all {ts original attractions, as first presented in this BILLY COUTRIGHT CHARLEY LORD, Ww E HUNTER, an IMPERIAL QUARTETTS sday and Friday. and GEORG OF NEGRO COMEDIAN R. wr The three graz ENT OF NEW AND HANDSOME at HAINES BROTH. New Pianos on instalments or Pianos, been used a little, very low for A SA RrM Pianos fo rent Rooms, 27 Uni tow for cash; tash. Mee THEATRE, 585 BROADWA —FOR RENT, UPRIGHT “SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos, of our own make: also for sale, a tests | of fine second ha: | BNABE # CO, PI Tr. U2 Fifth avenue, above Sixteenth street - and Manager Lessee Full and fssbiouabie houses to witness the grand ARADISE LO‘ iss LiL KATE MACDONALD, rh LY anna erent THE COMETS. WORD DA. , charming KIRALFY SISTERS. 1 Ladies of the Ballet and AMAZONS, MATINEE ON SATURDAY, e CHAPUT DANCERS. A Re i WONDERFUL BUISLEY FAMILY, Mile. TiTELUA MINNIE LODE: ARNOLD BROTHERS, JO! Sharploy Brothers and all the aletropolita arorites, Admission. 50c. ; reserved aot $i; MATINEE every Wa DN Mar tila, Is GRANT, mily circle, 25c. Yand saTURDAY ata N AIMENSE | STOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, ‘and second hand: best makers; extremely low ior cach: oF tofet until rent money pays for theme small monthly instalments received. SON, 481 Broadway. OOTH'S THEATRE. SOON HORACK WATERS & BARGAIN.—$225 ORGAN, $100; Chickering and Weber ents taken. seven octave, 13 hast Fourteenth MAGNIFICENT 734 forte—Four round le STOPS, FOR Pianos for Py Instal- SEWOOD PI corners, celeuraced, used five months, tor $275; parlor, chamber, dining Furutture, @ sacrifices: property famtiy leaving’ city. "95 West 1st st, near 6 130; | A Pe tetaves ea “onerateung bass, every im: rovemen th nN H mes ane § ior Wost wd st 5 Corner 6th will sell their Wood Planoforte, m toned Pianoforte, cost 890), for 82) ens Toom Suits; Carpets tor de. on the dotlar. forte nas box for shipping and printed Buarantec | for five years. AT 120 WEST 2D iagnideent 734 octave rich rose. le ‘eght & Co. RAND OPERA HOUSE. + In tulfilment ot a desire to afford the musical public of New York and vicinity an opportunity of hearing in concert the remarkable ensemble of vocal and instru- PRIVATE FAMILY WILL use gant | Sacrifice; pritfiant toned, 715 octave, teh wood case, full agraffe overstrung provement; printe wall’ at private | residence Fit West 2ist st. 1g all im- ad Suarantes and bill of sale; cost Cover, Box tor shipping, np | Diploma ot ofter the Bookkeeping, with the primary branches: French, writ: | A Pat | to November 13 GPA station De NSTRUCTION ON PIANOFORTE AND aaa AT pupil's residence. $l) per quarter singing In knglish, Freneh and Wenta for concert. fhe RO EWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFO ‘en, Bacon & Co., a perme order; cost $450, for residence 219 E: etween 2 and 109—H ANDSOME rosewood round cornered Pianofor.e, iron frame, including Stool and Cover; celebrated maker; modern rect order. 28 Third st., near Bowery. LADY WILL improvements; HALE IS MAKING 4/00 PIANOFORTES FOR rand better than small makers ‘all ‘ih seo (ae new Upright Pianos. ave Age the trade cheay can buy the sioc! ‘Thirty fitth str (his Mr. G. F. Bett, S ‘T. quare and uprights of our, own CHICKERING & SONS, No, M1 East ‘Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. ES very iayroveneaee great sacri- o3 on instalments and to rent. eriey place, near Rro.dway. HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY, 25 highest’ Medals ant $300; it fnishea fiee ope IBDE new P Union square, winners of thre fonor at Vienna, tnest assortment ‘of the best Organs im the world, notonly tor cash exclusively’ as heretofore, but also for time payn purchase on extraordinarily fi NHE DECKER PIs Decker & Barnes.—A instruments offered extren Factory and warerooms, 12 rd teenth street. Two Panos, ile used, very cheap. with priv iloge ot rm OTURED BY nent of these superb: ‘ash or instalments. avenue, corner Four- MUSICAL. BEEN MADE the fs eC OF MUSIO SEVERAL opting $VAND CONCERTS “ABRANGEMENT nav NEW YORK CONSE to commence in Deseuiter, under the direction of MAX MAR pedis the renowned Conductor and Operatic Im- Presario. SIC Box office now open. Tickets, OONNIE Aw «TARRETT & PALNER pagers. most representatives he Irs 3 ft Mr, and Mrs. BARNEY Winbtaxts, enormous success of Cavers grand dramatic picture, Over TWENTY-FOUR THOU-| CONNIE 800GAH, BAND aelighted people have E rand ae ‘with the Drama of CONNIE 8001 ——— and Ppanimated thelr lessees “IRISH TEAM," | by the heartiest demonstra- Mr, and Mra, Tt will be given BARNLY WILLIANS, EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, CORNEY McGRATH, with h the | songs of“ and “The Irish Wedding”. B Ni NOLAN, giving: tie, arent Tris Rainble: AR, jecessfat ‘at Malloy” ARNEY TELUS Y WILETAMS Y EVENING, mental talent compriged in. STRAKO! the H ICALIAN OPERA COMPANY, the Director takes pleasure. in ene outcly that the T GRAND CONG: will be given at the” GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY EVEN on which ‘ozensi0n 4 most attractive programme will be eed by the following aris Signora VICTORIA POTENTINE Gor first appearance in concert), ING, OCTOBER 4, NCA DON. waatege but in America) ss ANNIE LOUISE CAR (her first ebogarance at ihe the Grand Opere House), RATELLE a pearance in concert), Signor FIORINI frst appearance in concert , basso, Signor MONOBENT, plants, GRAND oRcHESTRA™ OF tia ease ieee Musica! Director and Conductor.. ‘Tickets, 5) cents. Reserved Seis 50 cents and. ‘St extra, recording to lacatio $2 Music ‘and during the day and erening on Sun- ottice ot th HRENS Parlor ( hairs $2 Forsale at Schirmer’s, 70! Broadway, and Broadway and Twenty- second street. SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS, These concerts, which offer to the loneliness of Sunday evening the most beantiful accompaniment of devotion Msic, will present their celebration EVERY SUNDAY EVENING. GILMORE'S bed ha SECOND REGIMENT PJ. pe -gonuucto lor. M, ARBU eee Solo Cornet. 88 BAN. BEE, Solo Saxophone, CLAR EV. CARLO ORLANDINT. Ba Barytone. 15), $1 Wand 6 Veents, Patrons and others having good voices and feeling in- terested im this new enterprise will please make enriv application at the Conservatory, No. 5 kast Toorpenth street. next to Lelmonico's; Brooklyn, Nos 106 Court stre QUALIFIED FRES lessons on the piane, singing or French for an riment of two or three roums: nished ; reference exchange tion, Herald Uptown Bran PROFESSOK OF SICAL T tute will instruct in Singing at terms to pee means and payments to sult the convenience of ee MAESTRO, box 103 Herald Uptown omice. ] PASSOS town church. Post office. YARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS.—PIANO, VIO mateo Singing ; RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, between 6.n and 7th avenues, near Booth's Theatre, Hvery eveumns at & DAX BRY. MINSTRELS, aNomiEn’e Wal Ge OF PROGRAMME, WAN WILL GIVE ie ALBANTS. ee Mend IN AND'OUT OF PLA THE EVER POPULAR CHALLENGE Daw ‘The brilliant V furnished or untur- address HIGH EDUCA. “1 ur pliced, choir, chor a Address JAMES New | ‘Opera, out, Broadw wa URSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, Sar Francieo> lin, Guitar, Ga Minstrels, New | day and evenin, ourt mailed. ‘Address mesic Ne iy NIVE INGING ia PIANO. (10 aly). separate lessons at teacher's residence with name and residence, Aad Ryman, Ad dered at ten. ralian \anguages: also | & Address INSTRUCTION, box 12 | erald Uptown Brarich office, 1,265 Broad wa 1ANO ded SINGING aarter; 8 AS Wert qv ‘OLI THEATRE, stree between Second and ‘hea [Merb EV ney EUAN LESSONS—BY A HIGHLY successful teacher; Apply t0 of address Miss pil entieth street. MISSES SLOMAN, PROFESSORS OF SINGING: ano and Harp —hesidence 63 West Thirty-ftth street.—Erar, also Avexandre Organ lor sale, A AUSE'S DANCING. “ACADENT RS | + at Musonie Hall, 4 Kast Thirteenth stree Bol Witty CeCe wt ort Hall, LES at private academy, DOPWORTH'S PRIVATE 212 Firth avenue, ¢ agers ‘open tor the season Saturday, October 10, ring and afternoon Glasses tof iadios and child ren. Vening clusses {0 ~J. Bleecker “atroas iar. soiree We connie, For term £3 FOR DANG. 4 SANFORD and witsow Neetae ‘@ERMON, TOULEY, REMEMBER, NEXT | MATINEE ON FRIDAY. \HE GREAT N highth avenne ana Forty-ninth weeetel ‘open every afternoon and ov Ae RE nus f TROUPE EVER 0 Send tor a circular. N ses area | ape LAR oN Awan DANCING ACADEMY, + Building, intersection Stuy vosant and Nin Classes every Monday and Thursday. Private reception Thursday Setober 1 ‘at { DANG Sto West Hourtecnth street, near "Bighth ave: lasses always open for beginve EAT 23D STREET. Late Matinee at 2. I Quintet aud Ross Orchestra, of the original Burlesque, G LOST. TCAN TROUPE, rue peuddes THE DRLUGE Or A PA i THE DELUGE fo. The DELUGE At BAY SAT URDAY corner 29th street. WANBOLD eat Ky AND th po Mackin and W; BACKUS. Rudoiph, Tremain, elvan — and Barron, Seats ee- Matchless Quintet. | cured six Mullaly's days ti Sunerp Ore hestra, Eighth | uN NG ROO Ri SARBRO, MM ie MARTINETTI CHILDREN, 25 STAR ARTISTS. OUSE, i 1 BOWERY y TUESDAY AND FRIDA eluding ireeieetion.” 1¥ AND i jie ND Li me PIRHIALAS Risters tN HBAC rtruL, skbrcitas. UN ASTOR'S eh pe a is KA in ihe connie Vrammay BOWERY BY "DAY AND Nilo KASSENBROCK, THE FIELOINGS, Ww YORK cIROUs, No. TORVAND!, MARTIN the wild Brazilian Uorseman, the greatest Hawestrian tn the world. TULY OC the (annigst man alive, wth his troupe of One hundred other Bier C ress Performers. SPECIAL MATINE! tor lad! 3 BYERY AFTERNOON nd children, t end for citcuint. Noire every tucsuay and Satur: 5 DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TERT INSE Without plate clasps or an built upon stumps to original sia) pat Dr. SIUESMOND, 32 West Ewenty-third street MISCELLANEOUS, _ M, PAGE JoseRieR, FROM PARIS i painter on tang china gitss tt ture, bronze: designs for wall paper, taney urticles; hits removed to No . Orders will be promptly attended to: private lessons itt PAINUNg of fans AMT sik; Also, In schools and frumiliess monograms for moUrniMy, Ol ail Kinds, to order. | Nad MINX, LLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING SER THE ARCADIAN, A BARWON Fourth strect,—Classes open; ati Danced {aught perfectly in one quarter; six fashionable Dances | taught perieetly in six private lessons, DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME 87, All the fashionable Dances in one course of lessons. ADIBS—luesdays and Fridays, ] ROOK days ani Fridays, 744 P esIAYs. BM; Saturdays, ELON al HY wai, ran ings of tuition Mon | at any bour; mnth street and irda avenue, Even. yeand Thursdays; ree @very Monday evening at9 Private lessons THIRTY: ig Fox J STREET OPERA Third Avenne.—The groat and only ch Cancan every night, at 8 Matinees— nd Saturday, ava, LOVE MUSIO—READ- LITTLE BOOK EN ti You Love Music?" Given away at 24 Wi Fourteenth sireet, of matt e SIVERS! ITY, iy ‘Address PRIVATE | JENCING, BOXIRG ACADEMY AND sIlOOTINA | Naliery, fe sixth avenue.—Boxing tanght inono | Superior Ponem@ Appara e. Bend ! lor viyeulars, vee Galouel MONBIEKY, wus and Boxing Gloves HEN Ro LLA Wisi SNER, | Si BATRE, — yee . na Ch ss 4 Ldst nie hrstt® CHIZZOLA.... .Lessees and Managers LA PRINCESS@ DE : DE TREBIZONDE, TO-NIGHT, | UA PRINCESSE TREBIZONDE. OnET, SATURDAY AFTE OCTOBER 3, AT 120, LAST TREBE ING, MATINEE, SATURDAY BURNING Tones SAT $ O'CLOCK, AST. “ b DE TREBIZONDE, MONDAY EYRNING }, OCTOBER 5, will be presented, for the first time this season, the Suceesslui Opera Boutte ever areas Amerie oF on which occa oo n the ous 6 tena, § HEILBRON, AY EVERING, Octover 1. Tina Subscription and Hest performance thts season by tie sia Hate O8CH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY Mar uerat Nine. MARIE HEILBR iebel Mls ANNIE LOUISE CA Foust nistopbiies.. Valentine. Full Chorus, Corps di Orchestra. RISA Ob aaa 8 PIR ier nor #40 WM OTATHAVIATAY MONDAY, UCTORER rath TROVATORE. Seats and boxes may be ooured at the box ofice of the Academy; at Sch! ers, 701 Broadway, and lé Broadway. Adnilesion, $2; reserved scats, $1 aud $2 extra, according to location. Family circle, cckeuy pares: tS (to all parts of the house) ; re ved § be “i BU ONpAt! EY EVENING. OCTOBER 4. FIRST SUN. DAY A COMPAN BY JHE STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA Ci ANY, AT! THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CADEMY, OF MUSIC, Picaaaee BRON, STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPER. RDAY, October, ae 1a) Fe Me Di na ARS AE SO kA ED ae A TRAVIATA’ Mile. MARIE HEILBRON Tn Nor ‘buperd role of Violetts Gn which she made her brilliant debut in New Yor supported by Signor Bentrutelll. alah Pel Puente Signor Scolara, ss Cooney. Signor Lotti, Mr. Hall. Ad- mission to ali parts of the house, $:: r mserved seats, extra. Sunday ovening, October 4, first Sunday concert be firakoseh Ttallun Opera pany, atthe Grand pera House, Besom ey Hi PPODROME, GREAT TRIAL OF ENDURANCE. EDWal RD PAYSON V TON, THE DESTINY Toe eee PEDESTRIAN, w HIS THIRD Sok PAST °sTTEMPT walk 800 MILES 8 SIX DAYS ¢ Hi ppodronts, ax moxpat. OGTO RET SAE 12:09 A, Mr. NUM ts happy to announce that at the soliet- tation ofa number of prominent elurene and maid the gallant struggle made, by Mr. WESTON in his Ia atvempt to walk 60 miles in six Gays, be. tas consente to afford him another opportunity to pertorm this ar uous task. believing that when in‘a proper conaition of health, as at present, Mr. Weston cannot fail. Mr. Bar. num Wilt present to Mrs. Weston a purse of $5,000 in case of her husband’s suce ‘ADE CONCERTS 0. every afternogn and even! Garing ane walk. DOOKS: OBES AT ALL Hi ADMISSION, CENTS NOLOSSEUM, Bro: ad way and, Thirty-firth street. BRILLIANT Gonst ‘EB LLATTIO. eae OF TALENT NTIR CHAN F PROGRAMME, NEW ARTISTS, NEW aoe HONS ay) NEW sen. America's annie OM BABS. ee Miia ASGIF SCHOTT. the Queen of lituslon Mise ON FISK¢, the brillant Soubrette, wr NOSE FISKE, the characteristic Comedian, Mr. J. EMIDY and his celebrated AND ORCHKSTRA from Her Ms joatv'e Theatre, London, England, a host of other Arusts, Tne. reallstia Gyciorama,o PARIS BY MOONLIUIE. STARLIGHT, Gasticar. The celebrated act ot BLIND READING, Recelved with great enthusiasin. The foleral tragedy of PUNCH AND JUDY, tor ve little talks, ‘AC THE BeviLs GORGE, With its superb cataract of wo LOR THE F gevaca of mysteries, TWENTY, wis ITES IN ab Aheg LAND. PERFORM RECITATIONS 8 FROM CEL ie at Open ai ergo Soa atuniig: from 2:30 . Mi ane awd T My adiission $i, children halt prices ae extra (RS_F. B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATR RE. A OPENING OF THE BALL and WINTER 8: MONDAY, SEPT. 23, GT! tia WALLACK, In his owe the eminent'artist, Mr. ROSED. on THe RIFLE BALL. ROSEDALE MaTISUE SATURDAY, AT 2 XERMANIA THEATRE, D. NEVENDORGF THURSDA AL Comedy in five acts, by, Box office open daily, froin M48 SMITH MEMO BOOTH'S AND. Ky AUER AC meh THEATRES AFTERNOON OF THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. Box offices at Wailack's and Bouti's theatres will be opened for tho sale of scatsone week in advance. Pre vate boxes and tickets nay be obta.ned from the meng. bers of the Amusement Committet—Hon. A. 0. Hall, jax ntrakosch, Samuel Colvilic, M.D. Palmer. W. Rt Floyd, George Colby, 4. Wall, Douglass Tavlor and J. Raymond—or at the office of Simmonds & Dra. matic Agents, 009 Broadway, Rererved seats, $2; admission, $1 AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 43D en be othe) AMERICAN Pinetree (E HALL, Secona and Third avenues, between Sixty-third end Sixty-fourth streets, GRAND cONcERT EACH DAY, irom 2to5 and 8 to Wo'clock, Now to be seen, the Winning oat a Columbia College, N. Y.. at the Coileze Kexa ta uuly 18, 187 49 feet G inoties long weight, 139 Ibs Open daily, from ¥ A. M. to ty P.M. anes 50 cents. ‘chtideen Lit! pei HERE'S MILLIONS me as COLONEL MULBERRY vs yain the great s SOUN TRAYS IND. PARK THEATRE, Broadway, between Twenty ee and Twenty-secomd tr in ‘OLONE “RAYMOND 's GKE AE The ease with which Mr. Ray highly creditable, and_ pre Fon the American stax n stage has witnessed no neh core jeflerson was first seen in “Rip van nd acts this dificult Rr to De be the most geation, al Winkler aud ihat great actor Was neither enuitled to nor did he heat eeeree recognition than does Mr. Raymond." —Dispate! Raymond « Colone| Selterg ts destined to live long as @ character part.” "ARBAY 3 NW Siin, i SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 P. M, Varriages may be ordered at halt past 10, =—THE COMMITEE OF TNVITA: ¢ to announce that the Rev. Patrick “She Poots of tre: land." as above, on Wednesday evening, October 2 The New York Herald and other great journals hy paid Father Toner the highest possible eneommms, the committee bespeak tor him «grand audience. ”P ceeds for his new church Tickets 0c. and $1, S(7HOMAS' SACRED QUARTETS any, ANTHEM Tsaktpupitshed by 20, DITSON ton and wv York. No cholt should be without, int superior collection. Sold by all dealers Price $2 50. RGYLE ROOMS, OTHAV. aa TE AND MUSIC EV: VENING, COMM powers AND FRUITS A AMERICAN Bd EXHIBITION AND 30TH ST. —soIr ENTERTAINMENT NG AT 9 OCLUC mes Vick, of Rochester, and ©. L. Allen, of Que Pet oa met ii make unequalled ‘tisplays ot Flowers, my many othors will comend in exhibi tions of Frat. ¢ other advertisements. SEE THE ARCADIA mpue GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS Now open every afternoon and eveni kighth avenue and Porty-ninth stree The best and largest circus troupe ever seen its New ork. reserved seats, bi Soe MINX. _ SEB _THE AR ARCADIAN, RAND ons UOUSE. Any one fey ring to rent this Magnidcent Theatwe Will please apply to RUGS International Musical and Theatre ‘Ae vy Broadw ve bs ERB Wits SATIN Pi AVENUE HOTEL voTHs IHEATH u rogrammes at ing Koom. Si TY a OOTING GALLERY—atT COLONEL MONSTERY'S New York Satie Armes And Sparring Neademy, 61) sixth avenue. Boxing taught In. ome | wonth, Superior Fencing Apparatus and Boxing Glover | tor sale.