The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1874, Page 14

1 THE EPISCOPALIAN Proceedings ¥e i ta Indian Dep- uty Admitted—Dr. Noah H. Schenck Shakes Up the American Fagle~What the Noble Bird Thinks of the “Amert- can Church” Present and Prospective, The Convention met yesterday at the usual hour, The religious exercises were conducted by Drs. Stone, of Delaware, and Fulton, of Easton, and Bishop McCosker, of Michizan. ‘The Rey. Samuel D, Hioman, the renowned missionary to the iudians, with the Rev, Paul Mazakute, the first Dakota Presbyter of the Protestant Episcopal Church, appeared as depa- tues from the Judian Mission and were received. ‘The Rev. Mr. Mazakute delivered an address that would have done credit to auy college graduate who heard it, After expressing his gratitude at the position be now held tn the Convention, he remarked that when he first listened to the words of the Church, many years ago, te never expected to stand in such an assemby, and his brethren, who had been very poor and badly of, bad never hoped to be-so honored. noss, but had been drought into the light. The In- dian Church would be greatly strengthened when be reported his reception by the Convention. In conclusion he said, “I shake bands with you all’? ils remarks were interpreted by his colleague, Mr. Hinman. The order of the day was called for—namely, the @iscussion on the confirmation of the bishops elect Of Wisconsin and Ulinots; but, after discussion, it ‘was postponed until Wednesday noon, to give op- Portunity to the Chicago protests to come on and deputies who have been absent to appear. THE HOUSS OF BISHOPS pent in several messages non concurring in a joint eommittee on the hymnal; agreeing to a division of the dioceses of Michigan and Onlo; changing the titles of canons vill, ix., utle 1, and canon xii, title 1 Mr. Pierce, of Michigan, offered a He nad walked in great dark- | resolution touching the division of his diocese, | which was referred to the Committee on Canons, Dr. Vinton, of Massachusetts, presented a peti- tion of 501 clergymen, asking for a modification of the baptismal service on the regeneration doc- trie. Relerred to the Committee on Canons. The Rey. Dr. Cady, of Poughkeepsie, presented a yesoiution which recited that the law of the Chureh is threefold, and is contained in the con- stitution, the prayer book and the canons of the Church, and that any canon of ritual prescribing what may or may not be done in the performance of public worship would constitute a part of the law governing the pubdiic worship of the Church, and would necessarily be in effect an alteration or addition to the Church’s ritual law contained in the Book of Common Prayer; and 20 such alteration or addition can be made except in the manner prescrited. He therefore resvived that ihe Com- mittee on Canops be instructed to consider and report whether any canon prescribing what may or may not be done 1m the performance of public worship can be enacted by this Convention with- out violating the spirit, at least, of the constitu- tion, article vil., Which provides taat ‘no aitera- tion or addition shatl be made im the Book of Common Prayer or other offices of the Chureh or the articles of religion, unless the same shall be pro- posed in one convention and by a resoive thereof mage Known to the convention of every diocese and adopted at a subsequent general convention.”’ ‘Tne Chair announced the joint committee of the House of Cierical and Lay Deputies to nomi- nate & Board o/ Missions as follows:—The Kev. Dra. Bargess, of Massachusetts; Scarporough, of Pitsburg; Locke, of [iltnors, and Messrs. Wiliam Weish, of Philadelphia; William Cornwall, of Lou- sie Ky., and George C., McWhorter, of Oswego, WAKING UP THE AMERICAN EAGLE. Motions and resolutions betng then in order, the Rev. Dr. Sche of Brooklyn, ublotention- aily stirred up ad ssion which kept the Con- vention tively for an hour or more, until the re- cess. He offered a preambie and resolution, reciting that in the addresses of the Bishop of Lichfeid, the Metropolitan of Canada and the Bishop of Quebec, reference was made to the proposed second Pan-Angli- can Conference at Lambeth, and asking that this Convention take some action toward representation therein. The Doctor thereture moved, with the concurrence of the House of Bishops, & resolution of approbation of the pro- posed Conerence and asking the bishops to select & committee of their members to attend it, The venerable Dr. Mead, of Connecticut, who said be was full of tuls subject, earnestly opposed the passage of such resolution. The last Conier- ence at Lambeth was nothing more than a social tea party. He contended that tue last Conference ‘was an indorsement of Socinianism which he be- Heved this Church was not prepared for. It is proposed that the English speaking Church shait pecome One grand province, with the Archbisnop of Canterbury a8 Metropolitan. Are we, he askeu. to put this tree Churcu into the hands of such men’ No, emphatically po. And you can’t, he said, do anything that will injure the Courch more than tums, Some of our people now cail the Church oi England the “Mother Church.’ The Doctor said he considered her nothimg more tuan a step- moteer, and a poor One at that. If we are to ac- knowledge any mother it must be the Churcn of Seotiand, He therefore hoped this resolution Would not pass. The Rev. pr. Schenck could not contain his amazement at the arguments of bis clerical brother from Connecticut. He did not think the Tesovution Would elicit any discussion, and he thought 1¢ was only reasonable and courteous to their visiting brethren fo pass such a resolation. Dr. Norton, of Virgiuta, thought tt would be un- dignified and altogeiher out of piace for this Church to accept an invitation to a mere social entertain- ment. A MISCHIEVOUS PROPOSITION. Dr. A. H. Vinton, 01 Boston, said that no propo- sition could be made to tuis House so entirely gratuitous and so full of mischief as this. It asks us to Say to the House of Bistops that we would like them to go to England, which we have no ay. Any obe who heard the address of the Bishop of Lichfield must have known tbat what is desired 1s to bring all the English speax- ing Charch into one grand province, of which the Archbishop of Canterbury shail be the nominal head. And Bishop Selwyn said that he came here to promove organic union with the Churcn of Eng- land, Are We ready (of such 4n action as this? Must we import an ecclesiastical sovereignty trom ebroad * That Synod willwant to be heard here and heard with authority. How can we recom- mend our Churci: to strangers and outsiders when we snall be under fore rn ican heart here will say that sucu a thing would be !atai to our progress here. Tue bisuops may go to the Conference ii they Diewse and if any one will pay their expenses. Tnere will be no more de- grees to conier on them— (sensation|—to be sure, but they might nevertheless enjoy themselves very much. A RECESS POR LUNCH. ‘The dusenseion was interrupted vy the hour of recess jor lu My T Which M B. this city, got the floor. He argued in fay: Conserence and of the represeutation of th ican Church therein. i wt atrem| pted like legislation for organic be trampled auder foot. ie was opposed to al cation of England ior past offences, of which she had repented and given ample apolegy. It is roposed that im time this Council shail j¢ on all questions o1 doctrine. This he op- this Caurch 18 not ready for it, his is a Conference of two great urche mother and daughter. He was giad to Charch of Evgiend mother, ashamed of the Motaer Ch Was ashamed of him. He belteved in the Conf ence. it was designed to bring the churcnes to- getuer to OPPOSE A COMMON ENFMY—THE rorE. iL the od any man Who was eh he (Mr. Ruggles) We must resist Papal aggressions aud assump- | tions. And when these chu are wiliiag to act cogether the Slavonic Church, the great Greek Couren will come tu with us. We con't want, said Mr. Ruggles, to take tn their Mariolatry, but ouly weir power. And in this Conference we sould be coequal—one as big us anotner. My. Shattuck, of Massachusetts, argued in fayor bo! the Conference, alter witch Dr. Pare, of Peun- sylvania, offered an amendment in substance de- claring that this House awalt more definite tntor- MAawon from the H#oase of Bishops on this ques- tion. Dr. Mead, of Connecticutt, Javored the ateadment, and Dr. Leeds, of Maryland, thought @ solid iront waa weeded to Oppose the Papal power, A motion was here made to lay the whole ques- tion on th e, und on this the New Jersey ae vation called Jor a yowe by orders, This vote re stilted in 40 dioceses voting May clericaily and 35 pay iaically. Ouly two dioceses were in favor of tabling it. ‘The question being again belore the House Dr. Fuitou, of Alavama, a man of fine personal presence and gifled wiih excellent e10- cutionary powers, eloquently iavored the amend- ment. He opposed the iounding of a patriarchate of the two charches for the Archi 4 Guay. Taore mikeccs rchvishop of Canter- NOTHING IN A PATRIARCHATE, Be believed the Church of Kome has @dozen or two patriarchs who are mere ticular nonen cies, But, he agked, 18 our Churen ready for any suet ng? We don't want a Church to lugisiate on trines for ua. This Church can acknowledge no authority here save that of Ubrist, its head, and our National authority. ig Dr. Schenck abiy defended bis own resolution and pene the ameadment, Dr, Mead, in reply, showed that no American | clergyman cad have the same privileges in Kay land as ih ministers have here without ti consent of Parliament. He was for the independ ce Of the American Church, and did not wien her ministers to go to Engiand and be opliged to bez the privilege of preaching once or twice tn the charches and catlledrain there. He remindea the House that the jaity of England have no voice i Church matters, He could uot consent that the free Charest 61 this land snonid be so hampered, Toe Rey. Dr. Adams, of Wisconsin, created con- siderable merginent by an mueudmant apg ~ | A resolution in NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1874. —QUADRUPLE SHEKT. speeen In its support, The amendment approves 0: the proposes Lambeth Conterence and agrees that all toe bishops may altend u they like. Bat the amendment wrtaer dechires most distinctly that this Churcu is not im apy sense a branch or member of rhe Anghean Church, bus that it is fo be im the tuture the Church oj ths great laud. And At a8k8 Our American bishops to take this siund io the next Conierence at Lamoeth, He could not condemn the (omer Coulerence, It had been pro- ductive of unmixed good. A SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED. After Dr. Meigs, oi New Jersey, and Dr. Paret, of Central Pennsylvama, had spoken, Dr. Rogers, of Texas, presented a sudstitule—go If they like— but they mast Mot commit this Vonvention or Chured to anything whatever, aud granting Eng- lish clergy the privileges of tis House. A delegate offered an amepameat, which declared that tna House reciprocated the friendly interchange of greetings and the community of spirit of the Engush and Canadian visitors, and extending to tuem the privileges of the House; and also declaring that tie bishops may goto Lambeth if they like whenever they shall have received an invitation theceto. Dr. Sullivan, o/ [innois, advocated this sapsutate, Which Dr, Schenck said was substantially like bis, and, the vote being taken, was adopted by 508 to 95, Some notices were gi¥en, alter wicu the Convention adjourned tili ten A, M. to-day. Then ana Now—The General Conven- tion, To Tux Eprror OF THE HERALD: Many things come to us by association, and when the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies of the General Convention of the Protestant Epis- copal Church, now sitting in St. Joun’s chapel in this city, appointed @ standing committee to report on deceased members, it occurred to me that if they bad to look back one-third of a cen- tury, to the Convention of 1841, they would report @ list of the dead which it would take no little time to read, By association I went back to the journal of that Convention, curious enough to compare the then and now, to see what havoc deatn had made. I Jound that there were but seven clerical delegates in tus Convention taat were Members of tus body im that year, and of ail the lay delegates but one solitary man remained, and Mis praise is 1 ali the churches. I allude to Mr, Charles C. Troworidge, trom the diocese of Michigan, ‘The names of the clergymen wao are members Of this House to-day and were members of the Gen- eral Conveution in 184i, are the Rey. Dr, Mead, from the dtocese of Connecticut; the Rev, Dr. Alexander Vinton, then irom tue diocese of Rhode island, noW irom Massacnusetts; the Rev, Dr. Shelton, of Buffalo, thea from the diocese of New York, now jrom Western New York; the Rev. Dr. Hanckel, then irom the diocese of south Carolina, now from Virginia; the Key. Dr. Scoct, then trom the diocese of Alabama, now from Florida; the Rev. Dr, Burr, of Ohio, aud the Rev. Dr. Berkley, then jrom the diocese oi Kentucky, now from tue diocese of Missouri. Oi the twenty one bishops who composed the Upper House at that time but four remain—te Right Rey. Bishops Smith, McUaskry, Whitung- ham and Lee—and very near Jorty of the masters iu Israel have passed {rom the living world to the dead. Thus the brethren, clerical and lay, wnose volees Were once heard in tue councils ‘of the Church, have, by hundreds, been swept from the fleld of usefulness and duty to wait upon the King of Kifgs and the Lord of Lords. No words in ail their combination of power could state the fact more forcibly than do these incidents as to What shadows We are and what shadows We pursue, NEW Yors, Oct, 12, 1874. GG THE NEW YORK PRETBYTERY, Autumnal Session of the Presbytery— First Day’s Proceedings—Sunday School ‘Work. The Presbytery of New York held its semi-annual conference yesterday, at the University place Presbyterian church, in Tenth street. There was alarge attendance of ministers and elders, The Rev. W. W. Newell was chosen Moderator. The Rev. Dr. Cunningham, of the Presbytery of San Francisco, addressed the Presbytery in behalf of the San Francisco Theological Seminary. favor of the establishment of the Seminary was adopted, At the alternoon session, after the transaction of considerable rou- tine busiuess, the report of the Sunday School Committee addressed to the Caurch Extension Committee was discussei. The Sunday Scaool Committee is composed oi four promiment laymen of the Presbyterian Church in New York, and its object Was to seek out loca ities im the upper part of the city where there was manifest religious destitution, and then, through the Presbyterian church adjoining. establisn a mission station or Sunaay School. For the earrying out o1 this obyect committee temporarily, and paid at the rate of $5.000 per year. The desirability of this arrange- ment was questioned by Dr. Hall and Mr. Charles 4. Mingins, and supporied by Dr. Hastings, Rev. J. D. Wilson and Mr. Beale. Ultimately a resolution proposed by Dr. Booth, was passed, which asked the Special Committee on Sunday Scnools to re- port to the Presbytery on Monday next their pre- cise needs and the details of their contemplated action. The Presbytery adjourned avout five e’ciock, uatl this morutng, at hall-past nine. THE FINKLE HOMICIDE.’ BESTE Detective Hurlbut Wpeiaes and Gives Bail—The Detective’ Injuries—The Post-Mortem Examination. [From the Albany Argus, Oct. 12.] The affair has not caused mach excitement tn the vicinity Of Greenbush or Blooming Grove, al- though 11 18 the subject of much comment among the jarmers, who think that anti-rentism was the cause of the affair and of Finkle’s death. The farmers residing 1m the Vicinity of Finkle’s house Say that he was a good neighbor, and always kind and obliging. Saturday morning Mr. Huribut | went to Greenbush, and, acting under nis advice, Coroner Holmes issned a warrant which was served by Depniy Sheri? Van O’Linda, He gave nail in $20,000 to await the action ol the Grand Jury on @ charge of manslaughter. Ex-sherit McKeon and General Allen were his bondsmen. Hurlbut was severely nandied, Blood flowed freely from his wonnds, and Dr. Yates said that bot many men could have survived the blows that Finkle deait. He narrated the circumstances oi the case to the District Attorney and Judge Strait, and it needed on ali hands that he acted in self- jence. Mr. Hurlout deeply regrets that the aftair occurred, but at the same time he feels that yas justified in delending his own life, even at of that of bis assailant, Mr. Hurlbut 1 Chief of the Troy detective torce for Higu Constable for some time, and Deputy rif and Ward Constable for @iong period, He | has spent altogetaer twenty-two years in the poli¢e and constavulary service, and always has | bee nm weld in high estimation as a fear- less, Capable and efficient officer. He has ; bad many severe encounters, but never | belore 1 any really serious difficulty with a ner, He was not so well on Saturday ening, bis head having swollen considerably. ihe examination of Hurlbut will take piace before Justice Siade, at che corner of Broadway and Ferry pepe Daas on Wednesday morning at nine THE POST-MORTEM. Drs. Ten Eyck, Yates and Allen, of Greenbn: and Metcali, o; Aibany, made a post-mortem ¢ am of the deceased Saturday morning. ound that tne bail entered the abdomeu a ew incues below the lower left rib and passed upward through the lungs. The heart and liver were untonched, hut it was evident that some of the arteries had been severed, hemorriage caused speedy death, The bullet hag | mot been Tound. Jt is supposed to bave ivaged somewhere near the neck. Tne intestines were led by great clots of blood on the left-side, . Finkle Was sixty-one years of age. He was } Ab least six feet tall, and Was @ powerially built | man. He leaves @ wife and five chilidren, tie | youngest of which, @ daughter, is eighteen years ol age, and resides witn ner parents, are married and reside in Aibany county, Toe oldest son, Albert 8 @ policeman in Albany, Mrs. Finkle Jecis deeply the terrible aMuction, ar at first believed that the tragedy was caused by aa aNti-rent dificuity. She says that # few days ago aealied at ule house, and learning Was digging potatoes on the larin, ownersuty oc whic there (a @ auspute, a her t at more Warrants Wouid be issued Pinxie goon, The End ot «Big Thander,.” NeW YORK, Uct. 12, 1874 DITOR OF THE HERALD: — iy Journal of Saturday, in tts notice of the shooting of Calvin Finkle by Detective Hurl- | but for a bratal assault of the former weile resist- ing an arrest, falis into an error in saying that this is the ena of “Big Thander.” Although Mr. Finkle was one of the leading spirits in the anti rent war he was not the chief, Dr. Bouguton, of Rensselaerville, Rensselaer county, was the leader of the organization in Albany, Rensselaer and Columbia counties, and was known as “Big Thun- der.” Mr. Finkle, with two or three brothers, during the antl-rent troubles residea at Tagh- kanic, in Columbia county, where he controlled the whole action of tne town for some time by his violence and resistance to the law, he was one of the party that met in disguise at Smoky Hor | low, in that county, to resist the serving of papers | upon the tenants. It was at this meeting a | person was shot by one of the “trive’ | jor some remark he had made, This out- Tage aronsed the people im the vicinity, and 4 courier was despatched to Hudson, The Sheriff | Talsed @ posse and proceeded at once to the scene | 0! the outrage, where ue succeeded, aiter a great | | deal of trouvle, ta arresting Bue | Or. Boman. and Cog miipaned ly 50 } that Mr, | about ti | int for Mi an executive officer had been appointed by the | The otners | | $6 25 son, Excitement rao so high, and fears being en- tertamed that au edort Would be made to rescue him irom jail, the citizens turved out armed for several uivhts and patrolied the streets to prevent a surprise OF the city irom being fired. ne Governor fnally sent & military force irom Aloary aad New YOrK '0 profect the Jal) and re- main Watd the Urtal should occur, Tae case was brouglt up belore (be iate Judge Edmouus, Am- brose L, Jordan appeared as Special Assistant Atcorney General for the prosecution and the Hon. Join Van Buren conducted the aeieuce, The ti lal was a Very €Xeiting and prolonged one, dur- log Which ‘he counsel 60 far forgot themseives a8 to, get into a personal rencontre lo court, for which they were bOLn committed to jail for tweuty-iour tours, and the Court adjourned lor toat time. The tral resulted in the convicuon of Dr, Bouguton, and he was sent to state Prison, Tue offeuce for which Finkle was sent to the State Prison Was the resistance to the serving of papers and @ violent and brutal issauit upon Juaze Edward P, Cowles, of this city, at (vat time # resident of the clty of Hudson, and an attorney in the case, He went out with tue officer and FY posse to serve the papers. On arriving they foun the Fuikles had been informed of their move- Ments and bad got their neignbors coilected, and on attempting to enter the house the oillcer and his party were assailed with clubs by an over- vnc mae force. The officers and the men fed, leaving Judge Cowles to fight the battle single- handed; but the odds were too great, and he nearly paid the forieit with his lie. A worse crused and disfigured man was never seen. It Wos ior this offence that Calvin Finkle and a brother were sent to State Prison. AN IBIsH HOME BULB sOHISM. The Dublin correspondent of the Pal Mall Gazette states, September 27, that the controversy between the two sections of the nome rule party 1s becoming more bitter. The “spilt,” which was represented as the dissent merely of Mr. P. T. Smyth, M. P., has manifested itself in various county clubs; and @ remarkable letter has been addressed tv the hoaorable Secre- tary of the Queen’s County Independent Cub by the Kev. Or. Gowing, of Strad Valiey, a veteran politician, in which he condemns the enorts of some home rule leaders to connne the Munagemeut of the movemeut to laymen, cou- tending tiat the Koman Catholic ciergy are the navura: leaders Of the peopie; and compares tie rupture in the home rae ranks vo the quarrel in O’Conneli’s day between Old and Young Ire- landers. He compiaios that the question of bome rule has no “intelligible and distinct lorm,” and hopes that it will be “iuved out of tie iaoyrinth of distorted political questions.” “Its present crude state,” he adds, ‘embarrasses muny Well itentioned persons, and aifords the knavish politician latitude to play with immunity, and Without aitracting suspicion, the parts of tre patriot aud ‘ite tracking placeman at ‘the same ume.’ Dr. Gowing obj cts to tederalism, which he says tie lateiy publsned lett r of M. Heliz to Kossuta tas proved to be “an anfortunate com- promise,” and he prefers ‘simple repeal,” but he adds that lrisimen are as tar off as ever irom union, “whether m Parliament or out of it.” Ags 8 THis NG—A LECTURE ON NERVOUS AC debility and Special Diseases. at Dr. Kahn’s Mu- Seu, Keihember the address, 683 Broadway, near Fourih street. ‘The largest and ‘most maguidcent Mu- seam in the world. Adumuasion 5c. A SPECIAL LECTURES EVERY NIGHT AT 8 « siclock at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 ray, between or SHROFF, OF BOMBAY, WILL DELIVER A The Parseea.” de., ac Rutgers’ Female t. this Admission “30 cents. Tekets to be hiad at *s, 677 Broadway, or at the College. M, « jecture on College, Fifth avenue and Forty-second evening at 8. Sheldon & ECTURE. Rev, PATRICK TONER, of Towanda, Pa., by request, will repeat his "grand Jegrare on the on WEDNESDAY LVENIN 21, 1874. Proceeds for the venefit of the new Church of Sta. at7Z. Lecture ts Reserved Peter and Paul, at Towanda, riekere s0 to commence at 8 o’cloc cet seats $1. For sale at ali ¢ 2GAL NOTICES. _ E£ORGE H. “HALL, “WILLIAM BGI CRAIG, JOHN L. Mouer, Abe Craig, George W. Barr and H. H. Butterworth, on behall of themselves and of ail the other bondholders or other persons who may come in and take part in this controversy or avail themselves of the benents of this suit, plaintifts, vs. The St. Joseph and ‘Topeka Railroad Company and John Valhoun, defend- ants.—In the District Court within and for the county of Dauphin, m the Sta.e of Kansas, Whereas on the 25th day of September, A. D. 1:74, a decree of foreclosure Was entered in the above enlitled cause, erdering the sale of the railroad of said defendant, the St. Joseph and ‘opeka Kailroad Company, and the distribution of the proceeds of said sale amonz the owners of the vonds and coupons of peed railroad company dated April 25, and secured by @ mortwage of said railroad even date wiih said bonds,and appointing the undersigned a ret- eree to ascertain and determine the names of the owners of said bonds and coupons, and report the same, witn the sums due each, to said Court at the next term there- of. Notice is hereby #iven, thatl, George H. Hall, ref- erce as aloresaid, will, at the city of ‘Iroy, in the county. uphin, in ihe state of Kansas, on the second day of ber, A. D. 1874, pi ed to take evidence and rm celve proot of the ownership of said bonds and coupo: and the amounts due thereon up to the 26th day of nep- tember, A. D. 1574, tor the purpose of reporting the same to said Court, as ator ORGE H. HALL, Referee. _Tnoy, Kansas, Oct. 7, 1874. EW YORK SUPREME © JURT, CITY AND COUNTY ‘of New York —\braham D. Hoagland, plaintift, against Stephen H. Alden, deiendant, Yo Abraham D. Hoagland, deiendant. You are hereby summoned and required personaliy to appear before me at Chambers of this Court, at the County Coart House, in ihe city of New. York, on the 2a day of October next, atten and @ half o’clock in tue forenoon of that day, to give your testi- mony 4s 4 party before trial, in an action between you! self, Abravam D. Hoagland,’ plainttt, Stephen 11. Alden. defendant, pursuant to the provisions of the code of procedure, atid for a tailure to attend you will be anished acconing to law. ABRAHAM K- LAWRENCE, asuce, WILL ANTHON, Defendant's At wane Dated New York, Suuly 22, 1874 JUPSEME € RT, CIty AND COUNTY OF NEW York.—Frederick Schucharat and Uthers against The Lake Erie and Louisville Raiiway Combany.—Ir pur suauce of a judgment in the above action, dated October Sis/4. 1, the undersigned, reteree named ia said tuag- ment, “will sell at pabtic auc on Saturday, the 2ith Of October mst, at YM. atthe Exchange ‘tlesrooms No Il oroadway, by AURTAN H. MULL f's0. Auctioneers, the tollowing First Mor: ing Fund Seven Ver Cent, Gold Bonds of the and Louisville ‘Railway Company, each payable April }, Inve, in United staces gold coin, equal to the then pres: ent standard, and interest thereon in the meantime, at seven per centum per annum in like gold, coin, being artota series of bonds of said company isst or in- nided to be Issued by said company. to the amount of bty thou: lollars, two millions eight hundred and ety aby first morugage on the railroad and tra chiscs and ovher real and personal hroper ¥ of said cor pany, to Lawrence Wells sud Jacod ol. de Neutville, trustees, bearing date the 9th day of May, 187: Donds are as iollows:—1042 01 said bonds for $1, numbered trom 301 to h inclusive, sud bonds tor $300 each, ‘Buiabered trou to 10) both Ane elusive, Dated New York, Octover & 174 LEWis, Refer EVANS. SOUTLMATD ~ Plaintists’ Atoraere_ OTEL BRISTOL, ROME, ITAL —THN8 HOTEL 15 situated on the Piazza Barberini, o e healthi est locations in Rome, very central and naa Hike Ameri- eaneburch. The hotel contains 10) rooms, for families gad ingle gentlemen, Jt 1s elegantly turnisl All mericans Visiting ome will tind this hotel extremely detirabie In every nih Messrs. L. SAGLIOLT &CO,, Proprietors. s TABLES AND ne Fhean & ‘Coltender ombination Cushions jor only py the paten » COLLENDE! cessor to Plielan & Coliende: 18 Broadway, New MERICAN BEVEL TABLES WITH DELANEY'S Wire Cushions used exclusive ly, for all match Gaines; second hand tables for 9139 and examine. i, GRIFFITH & € 0." “bo Vesey street. ANDSOMEB ROSEWOOD BEVEL BILLIARD ‘Tables, 5x10, 08 good as new, will be sold very low, at PIANO WAKE RUOMS, 2 East twenty-third street _€OAL AND woop. “ ARGO a) TONS AM CAN STERLING nel Coal; will sell caryo or in | cheap, de- livered at any pout. Mee. JAMES GENUINE | 1,00 ist MOUNTAIN gah ‘ehigh Coal, from $6 25 to ¢ ton delivered.’ THOMA™ THEDPORD, ad Ninth ay. and 14 Madison av. nd seventh §t. 200 po Twen eth THE TRADES A HUSTON CUTTER, WHO MAS BRED ma first class house in the city tor some years, Wents an engagement; no objection to the country; Southern city proterved, Address BULL, care Messrs. hyerall, 803 Broad way. BARKEEPER'S SITUATION ung man, thoroaghly competent and not afraid irst class relerence furnished tr t erm Address WHULESAUE, ierall oifeen ee WANTED—BY A STEADY, RELIABLE MAN WANTS A STDUATION as foreman and etter ladies’ boot, and sh: More in getting up orders and store work: RAs Yeury experience in gue place, in roadway trade, ent men’s work. Ade ress A. . B., 425 West 37th st PRACTICAL GLUE MAKER, LATELY “MANA. ger of An imporcant factory. is open for an ment, the firm being now dissolved. " Aduress wane, a box 113 Herald Uptown Branch oftice, APPLY AT THR ATLAN- ilton av., Brooklyn. OAs WANTE tic Flour Mills, 18 Hai J ENTISVS UNEMPE ante for our estabi also young men oi means preniices, PREIEREK B JOR SALE-RUTCHERS F a “4 Ham Kacks, heiogna and By GROCERY Oyster stands, new and second hint. rit M EoON & O0., Thirty tourih st. near Eleventh ay. w York and Burope; ge u nite ry and ap- N hap YOUNG MAN WIl0 UNDERSTANDS oF is basiaess wi @ situation: Mepoed mounting ye a ee | preferred 2 Address 0, H, La, 526 West td at 10 JWECLLE WANTED, GOOD BA let makers, CHATELLIER & SPENG. at Broad. way. Wei ao 0D UPHO LSTERER, ‘To Go SOUTH; ‘cod WAwes paid. § KANK ‘RUN ot & CO., % Bowery, New York. TANTED—-A WATCIMAKER, WITH ABOUT 890, eituer for himseli or for parinoranip, in w store of the advertiser, reiercuces excuanged. Cail, after 3 P. Mug N. Bo MES DERG SH My fe avenyG, Brogkiya. a See 1B. NN" a THORNE, Lessee and Manager 5 Oy Kiraify's European Artistes in the raid Drama of. pills DeLuG RAL ENTIRELY NEW AND RECONSTRUCTED. Hirst appearance of Mile, BETIY ie MELOBER Premiere Dansetse, trom Vienna an First appearance of AlPIN HOTS, the ULM SISTERS, BOLSET PAMILY KURALEY, BISTBRs, 20) LADIES OF THE BALLET, JULIA SBAMAN ag 5 __ and all the GRAND UdhBtN ATION. Wauackss. Prop Manager. Mr, LESTER WALLACK EVERY RVENING muita ‘THE WEEK, SATURDAY MATINEE, by B. 3, BYRON, hug ended nee : entitie, . ARTCERS FOR LIFR, mm which the following artists will appear :— Mr. JOHN oM.biRe Mir HARRY BECKETT Mr. J. B. FO LK, Mrs dW, web Mr. Go, BRD LEONARD, hiss SEPERERS LEWIS, PONISI, Miss DURA GOLD: ATE BARTLETT. ee atts eld, IN Mr. Lester Wallack’s and tr Pierrepont gel adap- tation trom Octave Femliet’s great 1H ROMANCE Ons a POOR yoUuNa MAN, This fine play will be prod with the greatest care and opmiplatenees, 4 an ery will Introd Hee in bis second impersonation before the New York pub- Mic. In the same vey ADA DYAS wilt make bi Wi i make a bor frat appearance in ‘allack’: y mpour Mr JOHM GILBRRE Mr. J: BLP Mr. J. W. Mr. G. ROWN bs wise SRP i GENMON, me. PONISI, IN SERION B ‘Miss 1ONE BURKE Due notice will be xiven of the f ioe iS BRU NEW IRISH DRAMA which is now in active pre lmsepean COMIQUE, . SOSH HART... NOTHING “PA is Entire change of bill First week of the serio-Comic Vocalist, MISS JENNIE ENGLE. Return of the favorite Comedians, DIAMOND and RYAN. MR JOHN QUEEN i WAL WEST, BARTLY, in conjunction with the Present Gompad ys HARRIGAN & HART $n their new a E DAY WE WENT WEST. Miss KITTY. ONAL, Gharacar Danseuse. Mr. JOHN WILD. WM, CARTE Mr. FRANK EXRNES. Mr. CHARLES WHITE, in new acts, &c., concluding wi WHE ITALIAN PADROAK, MATINEE WEDNESDAY SA 514 BROADWAY. Sole Proprietor ALY's “an eee Sori rae em street and Broadway. Bexins at 8, over at 11, Mr. avaushie'S foes vropricwor dud Manager, A DOUBLE PROURAMME. meena Tuesday and Thursday evenings, will be re- ig THE HANGING or ei] ORANE, LONGFELLOW'S ni and exquisite embotiea in aunetion of SEVEN LIVING PICIURGS; recited by ar. Harking and impersonated by, Mrs, Gulblert, Mr Vavidge, Mr. Kinggold, Piles Varian, Mr, Fawce! ly Rigi jl and Bou Hieron n eye ™ SHERIDAN’S most taaghauis comedy and MOCK. TRAGEDY, with 5) Yu pectacular effects, and played. PW Davidge, Me’ Louis Jamies, Me. George cureee ir § it rareal Mi ae o, Caer Me jennings, ‘art conway, Miss Fanny Daven itis Nit Varion and Sitss Binily Righ ‘4 TWO WIDOWS, Mr. DALY'S new commedivita, Characters by Mr. George Clarke, Mr. ¥. Hardeaberg, Miss Fanny Vaven- port and Miss a Jewitt WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING: THE SCHOO! FOR SCANDAL, with its magnificent surroundings and GREAT CAST. Matinee Saturday at 1 :3u: Crane,” “The Two Widows” Tn active rehearsal, MOORCROFT. be given ot its production, Due notice will AMUSFOMENTS. BYROPOLITAN, TH ATR x4 W FACES, N ROGERS FAMILY. NAT, ANTON EDITH BLAND, tne © ANNIE HIN Ba there leb-ated Chan TIN LTT PANTOMIME TRO MA: N rare wAiriNeri, NALD . Ml Nae Eee MARTIN? TI, and all the Metropolita ‘To conclude with ‘the greats nsution of Kis BY MOONLIGHT, intradueing th p oreinal at MATINEE EVERY WEDNE: HAY AND STURDAY, commencing a Admission We. Orchestra pine ‘si oFFamaty circle 2604 Yorum THEA AIMEE FAREWELL, PGRAU A Chtizon... -Lessees ant Managerss FAREWELL Wok! MEE , Unbounded d succoas and PULNOH OPE BOUFFES LA of FILLE DE MADAME ANGO1 TUESDAY, Oct, 1: WEDNESDAY dei My, Aun SATURDAY, Oct. a PR, Mme. ANGOT.. FRIDAY EVEMING, OCT. 16, Mile, Senet ER, wis eit ue PERICHOLE. i igre ot Mile. aa wi Saturday evening, last yea day ‘otiee oben t sanesnnee of, of” Ae eal ‘in News Petes THEATRE. CHANGE OF BILL, FAREWELL WEi.K of and Mrs, BARNEY WILLIAMS. THIS tetanin EVENING, OCTOBER 13. EVERY NIGHT and SATURD: DAY MATINEE of the Weer: the periormances to bexin with the original Le- gendary ‘Drama ‘and if raiey ofisctes ‘two acl. CON O'CAROLAN'S DREAM. CON OCAROLAN, a believer in the power of the good peaple, willing to est Ue ruth of one ot thelr airy Circles. ..-Mr BAIN <¥ WILLIAMS MOLESHEE, the Boon? woman ‘nat owns Cornelius O’Carolan.. its BARNEY WILLIAMS To eonetaas aed on OE ive entitled oy r a Con, HE YANK EK Melissa, with a Yankee Song. .Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS NEXT FRIDAY evening, October 18 FAREWELL BENEFIT of Mr. BaiN« ¥ WILLIAMS, when will be presented a bill of extraordmmary mi agnitude, oi Xt Mi ON DAY, October LY, engagement of Miss CHAR- OITE CUSHMA'S, when will be commenced a series of barat by which the eminent tragedienae will nd iarewel: to the ) stage. pes THEATRE, SECURE YOUR SEATS see MARK bey DRAMA JORN T. RAyMonD's | Teat characterization COLONEL MULBERRY SeLeiers. Seats secured ten Reeae i ecvanee. and by Admission, $1; Orenestra, AY 50; Dress Circle, $1; sal- THE GREAT PacucEss % ‘OF THE DAY. EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE at2P.M. Order Carriages at 10:30. Begins at 8, Bx "Ss en aan HOUSE—WEST 23D STRELT, between 6th and 7th avenues, near Booth's Theatre. EV&RY EVENING at 8 SATURDAY einen at2. BRYANT’S MINSTRELS, Py MISE ‘A NST DARKIES INT; WELL. BRYANUS MINSTRELS. TH DELUGE, BRYAN’ MINSTRELS, | Characters by Dan Bryant, Bob Hart, Nelse Seymour, W. Henry Rice, Dave Heed, Brockway, Hogan, Emerson. Bryant's Vocalists and Orchestra: Family Matinee every Saturday at2._ IERRACE, GARDEN, THEATRE, qT Y, October 18, 1574, at 8 P. M. FAREWELL GRAND Sa sae OF MuLE. ‘Al AL ¥ AIMEE! AIMEE! le And she ontire: (entont tog the last time, nsation, coca’s great Comical Su SHILLE DE MME. ANGOT. Grand Chorus and Orchestra Admission, 0 cents. Keserved, 50 cents and $1 extra. Bale of Uckets commences Thursday, Octo Te THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN avenues. —New engagements this a; Miss Ada Dowd and Double ‘twenty- AIMEE! — MM on Viseent, the beliiant Ascensoneities Mir. Miss Angelica, Double, trapeze. | very evening, De ‘Ascension by’ Miss Vincent a Feel Ave otter stars ‘Twenty diferent ucte Oo er a ay FOURTEENTH STREET. a -Director. atRSbay. TOCTOBEE ii, HUTDEMANN £ SON Comedy. in tour acts, by Mueller Box office open daily from 834 to 4 o'clock. ¥ 1 HAD BUT A THOUSAND A YEAR, ROBIN ROUGH. It Thad but a thousand a year, At TONY PASiOR's, today, betleve what I say, ie At the Matinee 1 wouid Matinee to-day. ar. Tony Pastor's Opera House. <¥OR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND + Pianos of our own make; also for sale, a number of Bne second hand Pianos, in perfect order. WILLIAM KNABE & CO., No. 112 ritth avenue, above Sixteenth st. SEVEN OCTAVE UPRIGHT PIANDv, AY RY Lir- tle used, for $150, cost two years a age, number of second hand Pianos trom $5 up, at JOHN HONS 2.4 East Thirty-ninth street or Fortieth st. and First av. sae’ ROSEWOOD bo yd tbe os ONLY 3 & gevén octave rosewoo janoforte, over- agrafle. reat sacrifice for c: J. BIDDL. is Waverley place, near Broadway. NEARLY NEW CHICKERING GRAND PIANO tor sale for one-third its value—May be seen at Dr. Hasbrouck’s, 212 Fitth avenue. nah M. HOUSE, 19 Broadway. N IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, nd second hand, best makers, extremely low prices for cash, or to let until rent Prousy pave for them: rved legs, a1 monthiy instalmenis recetved, HURACKE WALLES & SON, 431 Broad way. FAMILY IN NEED OF MONEY WILL SELL A SI $1,300, for $220 eac! overstrong Dass and all modern improverents attached. Cail, for three days, at private residence 21 ‘ast 1 weutieth street, near Broadway. $150; ROSEWOOD ROUND CORNER PIANO- Torte and Stool; also Piano, $0; new Fanos low; Itv (upright) Pianos; Pianotortes rented and on i Msiaiments. GOLvUSMLTH’S, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery. BEAUTIFUL RU-LWOOD PIANO by A 7% OC. tave overstrumg. carved legs, all TrOVEeNts ; great sacrifice; instaiments taken ; $12 ly, rent $5. CABLE, 107 Weat Twenty-third wreck corner Sixth er A $450 PIPE TOP ORGAN, NEARLY NEW, $19; i new an a ainbaer ol and Prince Organs rent Wy al 7) Piano, i SRDON & HON, 18 Kast Fourtecath street, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL TH“IR MAGNIFI- cent 7% octave rosewood Pianoforte for $22) cash; two magniticent gilded and carved satin rocade Parlor ae Reoee ae ; do, $175 a suit; rong ng mier, Suits, with Greseing case $athy Turcisn and Sittiag Boom Sul ts, $100, $ and o bapa ad Bronzes, a sacritl A MAGNIFICENT 714 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte tor sale—four round corners, celebrated inaker, used five months, tor $275; parlor, chamber, dining’ Furniture, a sacritice; “property tamily leaving city. 26 West 15th st., near 5th a A LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS. THAN $10) A handsome rosewood Chickering Pianoforte; iron jrame: round corners; modern style aud improvements; in perfect order, 28 Third street, near Bow A. PRIVATE FAMILY WILD SELL THEIR KE aut four round Decaer & Bros. Pianotorte at a sacrill a brillant toned 74% octave, nehiy carved rosewood case, full agraffe, overstrang Piano, having all Improvements, printed gu 6 and bill of sale, cost Carpets, Librar;: ining Furniture, ce 103 We 380 5th a ror $225, "N. B.—Stool, Cover, Box for shippin, all private residence 21) Wost 2st st. sii A PRIVATR FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR magnificent four round cornered 734 octave rose- Wood Vianoforie, made to order ani in use 1x months Gost $95), for $40; embroidered Cover, Stool, &e, Cail private residence 12) West Zid street. A LARGE STOCK CHICK upright and squire VS AND OTHER anos and ‘Orgatia, bargains for Gash or mstalments and for rent _X BALL & GV., 16 Kast Fourteenth street. BEAUSTFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OUTAVE PLANO- Jorte, ali modern improvements, celebrated maker, With Stool, 24s Kast Thirtieth street, between second and Toird avenues. | NY “PERSON MAVING A GO PIANO, little need having all the modern impro for sale cheap, for ready ensh (Stemway or Ohtc frre), may find a purchaser by. adaressing aA Bleratd Uptown ie 1,26: particulars and the lowest pri ne luding 3 |, Cov pet bor for shipping, if any; would ais buy small Secretaire, if cheap. I OFFER A LARGE SYOUCK OF NEW AND SECOND band Pianos and Organs at eapeeinee low prices for cash or instalments, oF to rent AKA IS MAKING #00 PIANOFORTES FOR Cheaper and betier than rinall, makers see the now Upright Pianos. hey" fich street nit Tenth avenue, Co ean MUSIOAL NLM W. DO! RNER, the ous pianist, from the gare scanners will ma) of the Gran’ ASAE BOE OF MUSIC, 112 Fitth avenue. MM": DE VINNIB, 2% UNIVERSITY PL, Tesumed her lessons on the piano; terms HAS $15 to $30 pr S8OR EUGENE PLATZ, FORMERLY AT TIE Convent of the Sacred cart, Manhattanville Boe returned from Europe and offers iis services as toache Of Piano,to his tonner pupils. | Apply at Sehurmer s or Schubert's masic stores, or at his reaidence, No. 172 Kast Lightleth sireet. — ae OPRANO.—A YOUNG LADY, WiTH A wa Y So onthvated soprano voics, is dexirous of a poston in a first clays choir in New York or viesmity, K., Heraid bd ce Branca office. RNITURE WAS Brandy, Owner atiweod & Mo . ORE Cagh basis, for genuine Frenets case, in bond; good chance to realize, CaaS Broad way. 1 atoms THEATRI CHARL OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. JARRETT & PALMER take especial announcing that the FAREWKLL APPLARAD the stage of the eminent iraxedienne, ISS CHARLOTIE CUSHMAN, will be made at Boorins THAT iN under their man- cement, be: NEXT MONDAY EVs NING oromue 19, with Shaksper akedy of Miss CUSHMAN in the great character of QUEEN KATHARINE, and caring her brief aud eventful engage- ment givin two other of her wonderiul impersona- tigus—Meg Merriles and Lady Macbeth The dist fies Bolg VaNb) ee G anda powerful company ve been enga: port of Miss CUStiMAN« Baa ane inseatatiaes choruses and Fayette Napileneal tw the plays will be by en nent vocalists, members ot Philharmonic and Choral so- cieties, parposely engi 3h Locke's OOS IERE music of Maebeth to be rendere GRAND GHONUS ¢ Ore OVER 100 MaxeD VoIces, SALE OF SEATS B TO-MORROW MORNING, Alt 8 O'CLOCK, Ordinary prices will prevaii. OOTH’S Tee AND fa NIGHT! FAREWELL BUNGHID o BARNEY WILLIAMS, next FRIDAY ohn October 16, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS ‘will appear for the last See ‘but one, and in GLORIOL PIECES, FAIRY CIRCLE! TRISH TIGER! CONNECTICUT COURTSHIP! iy ride in CLS on when Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams in each, with numerous Ingh and Yankee Songs 3m ae rs 4" BECUR ‘SAIS AT ONCE, Bee Ss THEATRE, SiRSKOSCH SUNDAY CONCERTS. ri Last Grand Conce! 4 SUNDAY EVENING, Or. 13, AT 8, The Director has tne honor to annoutice for this occa. yEXTHAORDINARY COMBINATION, CoupEleing the art f the SCH TrALLAN, OPERA COMPANY, and ee, MAGNIFICENT BAND ‘of Seventy Periormers, who will unite for thei Interpretauon of an unsarpassea Programme. First appearance in concert of Miles. Marie moe oc aad Alberto De Bassini, fn conjanction wi ith Mile. DONADIO, anc other chop a ae aries of the STHAKOSCH (TALIAN OPERA will J be published on Sanday." eserved reais and $1 extra. “For sale on and after Thursday, at the Academ ey of Musto, 701 and 1l¢ Broadway, and throughout the day at Booth's ‘Theatre on sunday. le. MARESI, OOD's MUSEUM. | wWOOb's. KVENING | ARTBRNOON AT 2, Ar 8 JENNI‘ MORTON UNDER in var Gastiont, — | IDLEWILD. LYMPIC, | 6:4 BROADWAY. ® Nigel Slat VARIETY | OF AMERICA. 7. Every Evening and Wednestay and Saturday Matinee. HEE HOURS OF DELIOL RICKEY and BARNEY, | Luthusiastic reception GEO. 8. KNIGHT, Senorita MONTESO'S wos} | SPANISH BEAUTIES Delehanty and Hengler, as ov THE LIVING FOUNTAIN, GERTIE GRANVILLE. Brilliant success of SARA MONTAGUE, Miss ALIC“ HAKRISON as LUCRETIA BURGIA, M. D. McANDREWS, | | LANG, Continued ovation LEAVITT tw the GRAND COMBINATION and rl Ge | ot SIXTY ARTIsIs, _Greatest bill éver presented in mi CORSE, BROADWAY AND 39TH STREET, TWO EXHUKLTTONS DAILY, AT 2:30 AND & MIDNIG b ae OVER PARIs, First time of the origina! Mas, Mes fH WAX WORKS. MISS ANGIE SCHOTT ew ILLUSIO. OVER tid CLASS ART) TIsts New eA PTIRACTIONS LAR PRICES OF ADM Every majace (excepting Saturdays), te. tenitdren 25e. Every evening and pier! matinee, 7c. ; children 40 ah FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, ? i NOTHER GREAT BILL = t 3 THE BLACK NIGHTINGALE, Bee ABAD NIGHTS RE i 525 RYMAN” ON EDUCATION, Sethe Bc] MORE AIRS BY RICARDO. |_o| 3 S=Z/T thought you, was MACKEN and| = } \z E eee Street cars may ‘he ‘ordered at el $e Seas secured, °° Sorat, “Moral, go earty. | 3 st EES FANILY MATINES F| 23 SATURDAY, roaue -o Zs Reserved seats, $1 Oh ee Pati oii STREET, ad way and Pifth TACMPH OF Tile YEAR. yr \¢ oe The audience in raptures. ‘Last evening with tue beautttul pie sensation, LINDAGNY A OR THE mettle “ on ate ANC. Aken MYTHOLOGY. IRBAY THE FEMALE MI shthis nadt he 8 ZENDID, OLto, MAG O-DAY AT I OBINSON AL, 1 HERE WAS A MAN L¥ OUR TOWN, je felt so light ind gay, Yourllvee hiak at ony At the MAsI } oa | TO-DAY Se &T oKour, MOUNTAIN, THE BATTLE ABOVE THE Clouds,” painted by Walker, on @ commission from Major General Hooker, wil b6 on exhibition at Somerville Art Gallery, corner of Fourteenth street and Futh avenue, tor afew days only, It is the largest work ot the kind ever exe: on this Continent or by an Ameridan artist. It e of ar American batsle, amid grand American scenery, | Bvory soudier, every lover of art, every one should see it. Doors opel irom 6g A. M. to9 PM: : LD aoeeee HUBBARD, SUE WENT TO THE o But ale changed her mind steaightway,,, At LOSY PASTORS GR bE We aro sure to find hor to-day, Matiace Lor shamed (uesday), at Tony: Pastor's Opera House. 21 BOWERY, TO-DAY. t nee TO VorE., put to enjoy yourself at th MAT ie OBINSOS WALL. HILHARMONIC SOC TETY, ‘On and after Tuesday, ‘Doth inst, at 9A. M., Tickets and Reserved Seats for six concerts and eighteen rehearsals wl ie soid at Messrs. UG. roudways May 0. Tub Brondway C. cust, No. Sit Brondway: Brothers? No. 1104 Broadway; W. A. Ponds square, and at the office of the Secret ary. No, S02 Pitas sirect. The Boxes will be ge atthe cK lemy on Thurs- day, the 224 inst, at 3 P.M. Muller, Auction- Ger, The Proscenium Boxes belag under we supervision of the preeigeny, will be solid by him op and alter Geto ber 15, at 12 atthe Bitstiis Music. Entrance ou Fourteenth street, SCHAAD, Secretary. Season AMartE ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND 90T TH STREET.—SOIBEE DANSANTE AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT KVERY EVENING, COMMENCING AT 9 O'ULOOK. SPHOIAL MATINEE BEVERY SATUR- DAY AFT: RNOON, COMMENCING AT 3 O'CLOCK, A. toaroar, MATINEK TO DAY to seo the PROCEEDING, MYTHOLOGICAL performance, CADEMY OF MUSIO.—ONB OF THE MOST DESIR: ZA able private back boxes, fronting the house, to let jor one evening every week, during the season. Ad- dress W., box 4/41 Post o ALUBDAGYNAT, 2:30 P. M. MATINER TO-DAY, ROBINSON HALL 20. TONY PASTOMS OPBRA HOUSE, | VISITING ROBINSON HALL LET ALL MATINER TO-DAY, at 2%. OBEY. A RAND EXHIBITION AT BILLIARDS, THIS (URS x day) evening, at 8 o'clock, at RUDOLPH S'S Bile liard Parlors, Ariington How st Fourteenth eedtiaeme Cnirersiey place, Mons, RUDULEUB. Will ute the simest fami Pasion ots ever Withessed ga Wis oC- YCEUM THEATRI. PECIAL NOTICE, wie wimusow. Messrs. M. GRAU Tt the eminent =r CHIZZOLA bog to announce that pace BEATRICE (first ti WELLSO! BENED(CK (first ‘is 1s y Mr, J. H. BARNES. ¢ direction ot D. W- OTHIN i then be produced wit great iiy, ti Waller, #sq,, includes Messrs, Waldron. Mins Rose St. Clair, dc. New scenery by Messrs Daina’ The dreases were expres#s made for ‘this: revival Og London. Salo of seats commences Wednesday, October | (A CADEMY, RU! A STRAKOSCH ERATE AN OPERA, biter maal WEL nV NIG, OCTOBER MM, HOTU i AU BSORLe HON MGI, First performance in Americ. of Maestro Filippo Mare chett’s celebrate) Grand vpera, in four acts, ounded on. ior Hugo's ura KUY BLAS, produced with new Scenery and apnea and the fol-- lowing superh cast:— Donna Marla de Neuvourg, Queen of spain, signora’ POTENTINE Casilda, Lady ot Lone Miss Ae, CARY Kuy Bias. vaiet of Dou ailustio. -“ignor CARLO CARPL Don Sallustio de sazan, Prime dlinister, signhor DEL PUENTE. Don Guritano, Major Dom> sSignor PIORENL ‘Miss Cooney, signori Ha ira and Marini. GRAND CHOI! ue AND ‘OR HEBTRA, The action takes place in Madrid about the year 1698. SYNOPSIS OF 5CENES, wAghL: Grand Wall o¢Staie in the Koyal Palacé in: Madr ACE Gardens adjoining the Royal Palace, Faisitod: ‘Sig, Arrurout. "cts. “Wie Council Chamber of the Royal Palace. Painted 0 Sig. Gariboldi. ct 4. Cabinet of Lon s1 «.M. VAN HAMME: nder the’ immediate su Ryan Ke ozo, Musical Director ober fookiyn Academy, LA BEL Mie eet ans Biba pitigay, Octover 1%," second performance of RUY Saturday, October 17, third Grand Matinee, AIDA. sta Sunday evening. Uconer 1 Grand Sunday Con- certat “Booth’s Theat trakosch Italian Opers. Company and Giimo. ru Seuts secured at As em, Schirmer’s, No. 701 Broad way and 11s Broadway. CADEMY. Mr. Strakosch takes MLLE. EMMA ALBANI. leasure in announcing the ex~ pected arrival to«lay, In the steamer »othnia, of the il- hustrious prima Gontia, ig til uk ten i¢. EMMA ALBANI, 10 will make her iM DEBUT IN AMERICA atthe Academy of Music, in Grand Opera, on MONDAY SeEARG: OCTOBER 19, tor which event boxes and se ow be secured at the Academy, Mt EB CONWAY'S BROOKLYN Tee RY EVENING DURING THIS WERK, he celebrated Comedian, Mr. JO, K. EMM. in his original Drama of PRIT7. GTenray BALL TUKSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1674, Leight ove! Mics” RUDA Met a ACHY, has tbe honor A GRAND © on the above date, on which occasion she will have the jon of the following disunguishet ~ Mile, SOPHIE d cgi Fisaistoy 181 and, by the kind permission ‘of Max Strakosc! a, Esq.. bignor. M. BESFIAL LLL Prima 1enors; 5 DEL PU! Git Primo Barytone; together with: Mile. DUBOIS, Signor LOITT, Mr. G. ¥. HALL and an effective chorus of maie voices, carefuliy selected trom the italian upera, ‘Organist, Mr. KARL WALTER, Tne fied under the direction of Signor &. AGKAMUATE, Miss McGEACHY takes peer in calling attention to yhe fact that a prominent feature of the programme, will be the GRAND SEPTUOR trom LA KriNE DE 3ABa- Gounod, which will be performed for the FIRST ME In America. ‘Tickets $1, INCLUDING RESERVED SEAT, ghained at POND'S, Union sqnare; SCHIRM and Steinway Hall. OCARE-SOTELAET bled 8! #igst Sari IN AM. OF ENGLAND'S. RENOWNED MIMIC, PEATRILO UIST AND OU RAGIER’ Datta ta for, FREDERIO MACCABR, in his original ‘entertainment en entitied: ‘ARE, 4 Vooal, Ventrilogitial Musical -and- Sartoriat, Me m0, i which he will isplay his marvellous power of ing the Voice, Figure and Face, with rapid changes. of Picturesque Costume, new and original Songs and ap- propriate music and ‘appointments. MASCABE'S INAUGORAL PERFORMANCE AT BIGINWAY HALL, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), ats Mr. MACCABE'S sudcess during # brilliant, season, which extended over Gy SIGUIS aT THit GREAT sT. JAMES’ HALL, REGENT Si RKET, LONDON, was of the most flattering and unequivocal nature, and the hi eh opmion unanimously held of this entertainment is dorsed (without a single exceptiom by the whole of the literati and dilettante of tne me pg oat and ibe enthu. asm bestowed upon the periormance by delighted au- jences assembled in the largest bulls in, the ‘principal cities and towns throughout BNGLAND, IRBLAND and jopet od mightly, tor the last seven years, pronounce it to Most wEnitortors AND REETELLOUS ENTER. ‘AINMENT OF ‘EL. U yee geet od (WEDNESDAY) EVEN ING “MACOABE will appear at Steinway Halil in the following characters, written by himself and played by him over 2.000 nights tsin London: Henry Russeli, Mr, solemnside ary May, the Lady kiiler, tne Ideal Troubadour o! can de 13, TO.MORBOW the ne oldes ‘Time! ay the Real Troubadour. oi the Present Day, The Ventriloquial rele, vorter, the Lancashire Lad, ) and English ferry Mulligan, ACOABE yuu SING TWELVE OF HIS MOST ys To«norrow erenkie at Steinwa: MAceaRs AT SIEINWAY HALL—TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND, ROLLOWING. EVAMINGS, in TWENTY-FOUR of his Original PERSON ATIONS and SONGS; a superb exposition of Ventriloquism; new earay effects; Fi (Mek) Ws complete orches- tra and a compleve entertainme TELUMIRATED MATINGE EV. ae SATURDAY, AT 2. pin! 50 cents; Reserved SW cents oxtre aeerved. Beats ‘cau, ‘be obtained at Steinway Echirmer's, 01 Br way; 114 Broadway : rth'ss 23 Union square, "the principal tele, Business Manager and Secretar, HN F, SUTTON ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUs#. 201 BROADWAY T The marvellous CHARL&S DIAMON. Dance and arp solo~Same rata. E GRBAL THREE AINSLLYS, tne neat Yersatilo of comle artists. i. BARTALO, Indian kubber Man. Tha Grea, Drama, The Great Drama. f The Comic Drama. Tony Pastor and | 1974 his dead Troupe today, at the Matinee. . in Song: Matinee. tinee. TPUE GREAT NEW YORK OIROUS, Highth avenue and Forty nipth street. W OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. LOWANDE and his son in their won CONRAD, with Jucate Mille. JANE in her grace,al principal act, MESSENGER, juggting with real cannon balls. DUENO, of the flying cord. Mai Y, pony hardie ridin ABALDAM, ills TWONGERHUL Tuck PO Thres of the funniest Clowns in the world. Tony. ul Carrying Act, Doj AYARD ‘TAYLOR, OCTOBER 2. BAYARD TAYLOR, OCTOBER 2. BAYARD TAYLOR, OCTOBER 2 BAYARD TAYLOR, BAYARD TAYLOR, . BAYARD TAYLOR. Jeoture in New Yorn, at HU RSDAY, Octover 22, ANCIENT EGYPT, ANCIENT EGYPT, ANCIENT EGYPT, BAY. TAYLOR'S oot A ae ert Beate at at the Soa ALI YOUR WIFE HAS GOT A LONG TONGUE, Tr your {oo mach jaw, 1 Ania YONY PASTOR'S MATINEE in your mother-in-law ee eee PU DAY Cuesday). at half-past two. ROBINSON HALT, ‘Sixteenih, martes, nee near -proadway. IEDAGYNAL Ks saises | TO- ANTED. IMMEDIATELY—TO TRAVEL bhi A eters Onkad in Amer- the United states Bt pefor in, ant nat "violin, bandon 180° can ine pia sees yieeme ap 1 the money, ie after ty Vexvienaes two. iitmielt and four to the aire $50 to $10) per weok; each A ier own expenseato ace any girl com omit my ys not be Gisappoiniod, Fost office, Montreal Bade and seme to the Ameri can House, 6 Joseph street; myself or my agent will meet v re, A XEROISE Tyee 5 f. “Send for cl fae. ane ick ite GRAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION WILL BR ven to-night at VARNTER'S New Billiard Parlors Broadway, by Messrs. Maurice Vigna’ Dighs W. Cooks F. Ubasay.M. Daly, A, Gt BALAI, AMUSEMENT.—J. WOODs’ 6 Kast Lwenty-ekhin street; open encing and private ‘train- No. dian. | 4