The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1874, Page 9

THE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT. eo Paying the City’s Legal Advisers and Advocates—The Annual Estimates To Be Revised on Monday. ‘the Board of Apportionment met yesterday at one o’olock. Comptroller GREEN moved to take up the annual estimates for the coming year. Mr. VaNce moved to print them first, in conve- mient slips, for the use of the members. Mr. Geugnx querulously deciared that they had been printed suiticiently and had appeared in al) the Public journa!s. Altera little grumbling on both | sides Mr. VANCE said lie had no objection to take up the estimates if they were only printed, and a compromise was effected by adopting both mo- tons, Mr. GREEN moved to pags the resolution appro- priating $55:000 for the new Third District Court. house. Adopted, Mr, GREEN moved to transfer to the appropria- tion for imterest on city aebt the following ac- counts, consisting of unexpended appropria- tuons:—From salaries, Department of Finance, for 1874, $15,000; salaries, uxecutive Department, for 1872, $20,000; salaries, Judiciary, 1871, $30,000, and duplicating maps and records, $25,000, Mr. WHEELER moved to lay the matter over. Mr. Gren said, velementiy, that it was a matter which was of too muci importance to be laid over, ag itattected che credit of the city. The motion was then adopted, Messrs. Green, Havemeyer and Vance voting aye. Mr. GREEN moved resolution authorizing him to isgue assessment bonds to the amount of $20,000 tor the Department of Works. He ex- pressed lis regret that the bill pending during the last session of the Legislature, Mmiting the issue of these bonds, bad not been passed, and sneered at the frequency with which these calls for assessment bonds recurred. In another week, probaly @hotier call would come for a quarter ‘ot a million dollars’ worth of bonds, He offered the resolution, he coniessed, with much re- Wwotance. » ‘The motion was adopted. THE LAWYER'S GOLD MINE, Mr. GREEN moved to appropriate an additional amount o1 $11,500 ior the Corporation Connset, The amount required by him was $35,000, but he could pot find any junds trom which more could be drawn for this purpose. Mr. DELAFIELD SmitH, the Corporation Counsel, explained that he had from 2,000 to 3,000 cases on his hands, and.gave a lengthy review of ali that ‘would have tobe done In the Ring suits. He had | engaged the eminent counsel who ‘appeared | against the Ring in the State suits also for the | Prosecution Of the city sults, and thought the suit against Tweed couid yet be won. However, all | thia, and the resistance of unjust claims, | required the talents of able lawyers, who bi to receive compensation adequate to their high positron at the Sar. The sui of $50,000 bad been appropriated for the coming year, and this amount Mr. Smith charac- terized as totally inadequate, more especially as | than hall of that amount appropriated for | ear Was paid to counsel who were employed | ls predecessor, He did not select the counsel | d in the city suits for political reasons, put lor their fitness. | engay sim, 2 LUCKY LAWYERS. He had employed Mr. James U. Carter for the | largest suits now on hand—those against the Kmg, and his charge was heavy, $8,000; but he ‘was engaged by Charles O’Uonor to assist nim in | the Jumei case, and Mr. Smtih knew him to bean | able lawyer. So it was with the otner lawyers whom he had employed, Mr. Barlow, Mr. Peckham. and Mr, James M. Smith, who had won thirty suits outol filty, something unprecedented in the bistury of the office of the Counsel for the Corporation. There were now before iim viaims for $25,000 for counsel fees, Mr. Smith, at the close of nis long explanation, alluded to the resolution passed by the. Board requiring that the Mayor should conc in the engagements of counsel for city gts saying that % embarrassed him greatly. As to the motion of the Comptroller, he declared that $11,500 would be insuficient to pay the amounts already due for counsel lees. Mr. VANCE said that the Board had transferred $90,000 to the appropriation for interest on the city dept, which was $40,000 more than the Comp- troller had asked for in his budget. It would, theretore, be almost impossible to make any more transfers irom unexpended accounts, The motion was then passed, the Comptroller | promising to increase the amount to $35,000 if he | could find the appropriations to draw from, The request oi the Board of City Record, asking | that $25,682 40, balances o! certain apprupriations for 1873, be transierred to the appropriation for printing, stationery and Diank books, was laid over. ee _ SALES AT AUCTION, | JERE, JOHNSON, Ji, AUCTIONEER, + Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Balesroom, ST Nawau street, Real Estate Department, 2} Park row, New York. On SATURDAY, at 10% o'clock, large sale of Household Furniture, the entire Furniture Of @ gentleman who Is goltig to Europe, Very elegant carved oak Suit, Buffet, extension Table, cl heffouler dining room Chairs, Hallstand, making one of the finest suits in New You re spiendid assortment of elegant velvet and Brussels Carpets, very little used and well worth seerng even hy those who da not wish to buy At this time, fogosber: with all the Basement and Kitchen Furniture ; same day, 12 Pianctortes, Chickering, Knabe, Collard Collard, ‘atid others LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONERR, y BW. Salesrooms, 10 108 eri ang, i Coder street. ot Parton WV, IS DAY, AT 12 28 Bei (stead. 18 Dining BDAY, AT I m . Pictures, D A voTiOn SAL¥.—$20,000 WORTH oF tagmificent 821 0 HOR Furniture, on THis DAY (FRIDAY), at 10 o'clock. at the ciogant resivence 36 West 15th sts Botwaen bth and 6th avs, Property W, &. Livin Drawing oomnsuperhy Suita, ‘Grad Duchess style, covered sik brocade richest description; Etageres, Booxcase, Cabinets, Tables, Curtains, Carpets, maynif- cent rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated’ maker ;' Bureaus, Bedsteada, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Extension Table, Butfet, Chinaware, Giassware, silverware: basement, kitchen, servants’ apartments. Sale peremptory, Par- wishing to atiend this sale take Sth av. stages or 6th cars. AUGUST MARTENS, Auctioneer. —V. K, STEVENSON, JR., AUCTIONEER. 1e3- day. at all tang valuable Spingier Peasehold Lot ot Land on. ruth sid je of Fifteenth Street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, adjoining the Haight House, only tov feet east of Fitth avenue; lease i ae years to run trom November 1, 1874; lot 25x US,5: terms of Ee sale Aiper cant eo the audtioneer’s foe 0 Oe paid in cash and the belanc Mi a BLATCHFORD, SEW ” GSWOLD DA DA pains ratorheys, No. £9 Nassau’ syroots nr 19 SURVENSON, Jr. Auctioneer, 11 Pine street, or 31 East de Seventeenth’ street rt. Avottion SALE. MAGNIFICENT NT 0) To be sold Tels WRIDAY) MORNING, commencing at 10% o'clock, At the elegant tive story brown lone, resiuence 120 West 28a st., near 6th nm Magnificent rosewood Etageres, lace ‘Surtains, Mirrors, Th octave rich rosewood Vianoiorte, made by F. Lighte & Co, ; latest styles inlaid Parlor Suits, covered satin, brocatel, &e. ; Inlaid Centra fables, Cabinets, ae: dinieres, Bronzes, Oil laintings, &c, ; Chamber Suits solid walnut, Dressing C Bodsteads, spring and hair Matiresses, Carpet, &¢. 80y'volumes; Books, Lady's Secretary, Turkish Suit and Boi Library | Tabk Chairs, dining room Builet, Extension Table, solid wal- nut; Chairs, china Dinner and Tea Sets, Lounges, nalt Suuud, &c,; also basemeut and servants’ Furniture, H ene. SAL ng, lds, o'cloek. housuHoul FURNITURE, fine Bronzes, Statuary, ntings, &e., at the eiegant private residence, 21) West. hWENiY: FIRST STREET, NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE, two e‘egunt Pianofortes, Steinway & Sons’ 7 ocizve and Decker & Bros.’ 734 octave.tour round; hand- some Parlor Suis im rich satu, plush and brocatel; mar- queer Ells, centre, and console Tenis bronze Mantel Uloe! ; Mirrors, Curtains, Ensy Chair, Htageres. vibrary. Bookcases, Library tables, Writing Etension’ Table, Bulle.” Dining E. MCDONNELL & Co., Auctioneers, '—THI3 FRIDAY MORNING, COM- MODERN and ANTIQUE Desks, Turkish uit, ol Uae silver ware, China'~ets, rosewood and’ walnut Bedrooth Sets. Drews: ing Cases, Bedsteads, Bureau Wanhstainds 38 hisir and spring. Mattresses, Sets. rep and hair all Stand, eloth Suits, 31 Brossels a ‘and itagrat isrpeie Kitchen Furniture, &c. sale positive; take 7th, 8th or 9th av. cars to 2ist st ; meg to pack and ship goods, city orcountry. ROBERT 0. 'CAsuIN, Auctioneer. Y GERARD, BETTS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Store No. 7 old slip (one door from Hanover square) THIS DAY, at Il o'clock A. M, within the store, or account of whdm it may concert) je Salt. 600 sacks Chloride salt, hag aud in good order. 30. sale of Groceries, consisting ot English Pickles in casks ind burrela, cases of Luglish Biscuit, Soup, er &c. y order hlfallroad Company), 200 barrels 4 Louis Flout a at lo’clock fs a a ae Wastingtou atreet, cot Fire Crderwriters), damaged Goods, lot of Twine (in bales, barrels and cases), also Wooden Ware. Baskets, Pails, &c., ac. damaged and saved trom late fire. GERARD Betis aco, Auctioneers, No. 7 Old slip. F, THOMAS, AUCTIONEER. The resolution requiring the concurrence of the Mayor in the employment of special counsel tor the city in pending suits was rescinded at the re- | quest o1 tue Counsel for the Corpcration, who | seemed to be on the friendiiest terms with both | the Green and the anti-Green taction of the | } Board, who appeared to be greatly pleased with | the result of lis efforts, The Board then adjourned, without taking up the annual estimates. ‘This will probably be done next Monday afternoon, when a lively ime may be expected. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, A regular session of this Board took place yester- day afternoon, President Vance 1a the chair. Aldermen Mornis presented a petition irom C, B. Galy de Cantamet, asking permission trom the Common Council to erect urinal pavilions in the streets of the city and keep them in repair at his own expense, conditioned that he is to retain con- trol thereof—on the plans of those used in Paris and other European cities. The petition was re- ferred to the Committee on Public Works, Alderman KEHR called up General Order No, 58, which 1s a preamble and resolution relating to the Excise Commissioners, as follows:— Whereas thereisa vacancy in the Board of Excise mm: existing: and whereas it is the de- sire of A large nggpber of citizens that an adop zen of German iigbionality should be appointed to iil the same ; theretore be it Regolved, That we, the Board of Aldermen, as the representatives of the Pediat) most respectrally re- quest His Honor the Mayor to appoint an adopted citi- gen of German nationality to fil the vacancy bow exist ing in the Board of Excise Commissioners, Alderman BILLINGS amended to strike out ‘‘Ger- man nationality” and substitute “an American | citizen of apy nationality,” in which shape it was adopted. The members of the Board are by uo means op- posed to any particular nationality, but they would not Se restricted to any particular country. On motion of Alderman VAN Scuaick, the Com- missioner of Public Works was instructed to cause the railroad tracks now on the side of Cort- landt street to be removed to the centre of the game, in order to give facilities to the store- keepers to take in their goods, and to remove the pon ensue now in front o! their places o1 busi- es A ‘general order, directing the Police Commis- stoners to give out the street cleaning by warus and contracts, was taken up and placed on tlie. Alter transacting some other unimportant busi- ness the Board adjourned, PREPAYING NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. Third Assistant Postmaster General E. W. Bar- ber has been in thie city tor several days past to | make arrangements for printing the new stamps | for the prepaymeut of newspaper postage in bulk. The plan adopted by the department origt- mated with General Barber, and consists of a sys- tem of multiples, by which combinations are formed, and postage above two cents may be paid with stamps in no case amounting to more than | fivein number. Jn order to give publishers every facility possible the mail matter is weighed in | bulk, computed as to weight and charges, and on ‘payment Of the postage a receipt is given. Stamps to the exact amount of the postage are then amMxed | by the one taking charge of the bag or bundie to a tub from which the receipt 1s taken, punched and retained in the Post Office ‘oucher to the government. The followingis @ copy of the re- elpt DOOK :— ents Date — 187—. pid si Dolla, Cts. No— Post ofico — ——— (Date) —— 187—, Recelvell of —— — dolis, | and — cl post 2 pounds of the pong h — cts, per poond. Amt of postage... ———— ontinaster. Note—The _pannnee or (Here aMix stamps.) news af or wi'l please pre serve this receipt. The denominetions of the new ‘tstape are twen- ty-four in number, ranging a8 [oliows :—2c., 3c, dc., 6C., BC. Py 106s, 12C,, 240,, 866+, 48C,, BC., T2c., Ben 96g. $1 91 $9, $12, $24, $36, $43, $60. The designs for the stamps are sirictly original and fully approved by Postmaster General Jewell, In his report to the department General Barber gives Fe credit to Postmaster James ior assisting him in bts task, ee SALES AT AU CTION, IT RESIDENCE id on EBE. Hudson mre at House, in fh A eee ton onday, Octob 1874 wai three oFcloc k P.M. the Tist be eol tee neve ‘date t0 close an on sae broperty must be sold on WM. RILEY, Attorney. — N EXTRA LARGE HOUSE: crPeeeaet ae gat HOLD FURNITURE ley; morning, votover. 1 Bin. ine ¥ Wek Auctioneer, over, 879" lots sciak Heac tty ee ure, 600 yards veiver Brussels arpa y peaattfal Parlor suits, In satin, brocade and re; nificent Pe octave F Pianotorte; rosewood aud rain Bed, ashstands, ei S. tremses Be Be oe wa nate aang aoe a locks, Curtains, Shai wziniae ie oat sorvawus Furniture. 'N. thor 7th. to 28th st, \OoTION, NOTICE.—GOOD SECOND’ HAND AND ic | on the premises, the entire “Steniure and | ment Goods, Fre By A. D-MELLICK. Jr. & BRO.—Will sell at pab- ction, on Wednesday, Oct. 27 and 28, at 103s o'clock, 1xtures con: tained in the well known Tarrytown Heights Hotel, at Tarrytown,N.¥., embracing a general assortment of hand- some Furniture, including Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber shits, Velvet Brussels and Ingrain Carpets; Bedding, Silver Plate and Kitchen Utensils: Hoges, Wagons, Harness. Horses, Cows, H Terms cash. For catalogues apply to A. Jr. & BRO,, No. 6 Pine strect, N. Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, 4 University place, HOUSEHOLD ARR SS a rhs ROSEWOOD MIRRORS, éec.. ROBERT SOMERVILLE. will Sell by suction thie da Friday), October 16, at 1034 o'clock, at his salesroom., 74 Univernty place, genteel Household Furniture, Uruase's velvet Carpets, rosewood Piano by city maker, and pie OFS, Lainbrequins and Carkains, Hedsteads, Bureaus, Bookenses, Wardrobes, Ohaira Tables, hair Mattresses, Feather Bolsters and. Pillows, Silver, Plated and Glass vee Kitehen Utensils, &¢. ¥ BURDETT & DEN ho. 29 Burling gi. THIS DAY, (Prdas), Octover 4 at 12 o'clock, Boots aid ~lippers at anae 7 cases of assoried Boots, 1 case. Slippers slightly stained, ex Guatemala, DANIEL H, BURDETT Auctioneer. Y DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.—SALES. room 2 and Fowls. . MsLLUICK, eSeREMPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, t Fixtures Showoases, Counters, & OF 1HE SATANESE BAZAAS 40 BAST FOURTBENTH street. between Broalway and University pla ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 16 at 12% o’clock each day, ‘the ‘Bazaar, The stock comprisus.n. large and varied a ent ot JAPANESE, CHINE: SRKISH, FRENCH mp aR THE ABOVE BALE 0: s atti a ay Ty E cs 3. N. UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC which will be given in future advertisements, OWE & HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS—MARSHAL'S sale—corner Eighth street and University place, Friday, October 16, at 11 o'clock, a large assortment of Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Rundes, Base Burners, a0. OMAS H. SULLIVAN, Marshal. BR ISIDORE J. awakes KOPF, AUCTIONE, R.—WILL sell, at 11 o'clock, at 283 Gold street, rooklyn, entire Stock ald fine Fixtures, Soda Feagtaln, ‘&c., of Vontec- tlonery and Fancy store; positively ih lola, Delors invited. WARZKOPE, 76 Bowery Bre J. W. came pe AUCTIONFER,—SELLS this day. at 1 o'clock, old and well known Meat Mar- No, 26 Greenwich avenue, near West ‘lenth street, vt :—Fine Ice House , cost $250; five fine assorted “ee ie jes, fine oak Fixtures, Racks, Benches, Trays. Hid wrgeon one new Butcher's fugs, Awnings, one fine Top Gary, one fine Horse, Harness, &e. ive sale. No re- cially invited, serve. Buyers and dealers F, THOMAS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS ‘Park row, at 10% o'clock, an elegant stock oF uit Paintings and Clromos. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, eee sale of elegant Cabinet Furniture. SY EDWARD SCHENCK, THIS DAY, at ll o'clock, ‘an elegant assortment of the finest Furnt- ture, of the most modern and unique styles of parlor, pla dining ie hall, in elegant carved walnut, wood, covered in damask and reps: superb Centre and ‘ara Tables, and every variety of style ot Farniture, The above is now on exhibition, and will repay those in want of furniture. “To be sold at auction a 60 Liberty st UGENE BISSELL, AUCTIONEER, nt THIS DAY (Friaay), Ci bey clog atone mleeroomn, 4 Heads etrebe trac: sale an a CUTLER HEAVY and SHELF HARDWARE, toa Tack and Shoe Hammers, Brackets Frame Pulle: Gastors, Buck says, Chisels, Wrenches, C Locks, zine Stove Plattorms, Tin and Wooden. eezeombe, dc. Aigo.an Invoice ut Table Cutlery, slihtl % AMBISSELL & OO,, Auctioneers 0 Readeatreee COLTON, AUCTIONE!R, « Extra pre sale o household Organs, Melodeons, French prate er sind tan ntel irrors, &c., from 70 to 100 Carpets, &c. F, COLTON wilt sell THIS DAY (Frida: Thi street, near Broadway, the entire Burnttane of of a fan who are removing from ad tg Rosen Beane poe BY ae description of Parlor, Bedroom Furniture, Blancs, pl rors, lice and damask Gar: tains and Cornices, tour Pianos, two Meloacons, one Or- an, Sewing. Machines, righ Dre Vases, marble to ‘entre ana Extension Tal Fair Mattresses, O Paintings, Engravings, ate wo or three Refrigerato Chace ‘and GI Also ab ou dozen Cane Chairs, for the trade. Txis0 80 bat rele at Preserve Jars. Also, about 100 vards Black » Sika fin about the sume anount Qf Colored do. ; Shawie Velvet Cloaks, &c, —T) Lyn will be sold avout 2 or Zby o'ciock. logues e1 ay ls morning. % WEINBERGER, br fat) tk: ng feta FRI- Adv atreste near University place, the enue gentect | i j r e entire gen zrreltn tree nicure ol. 8 moe declining ouek ere, Bi dD nat Bedstead d and Dr gate "Haas ar Tables, Chairs, Clocks: iis eran ti, gr ay &c.; everything in best order, “By ositive. Dealers invited. shi AAC WOLF, SUCMONBER.«uY BES mg 60, WILL 11 this day, at 1036 o'clock, at 17 Br , laree as sortment of Houseno! Furnitare, clots, cookit if \d barroom Sto: iso large lot o1 Ghing, Gi ‘ ea Harthen Ware i diardare, cua TA tine Rope a Mats, assortment a i invited. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONRER: Marshal's sale, this day. at li o'clock, by virtue of Anvexecuton, A087 ‘and 89 Great Jones street, 150 cases of tes Cards JOHN A. WETH, Marshal, F, TRAVER, AUCTIONKER J. Bars mitt misfit Carpets, sil save gue neh Patterns, English, russe! a Ole a “at the rid piace. Tia Futtos strat ‘aude enLrance tg HLotelock, by virtue of vation mn, rm ‘9 G £ e e CY. Sone: street, one Doctor's " ieee. re Vago an ee RORGE W. FROST Marshal, 47 and 49 Liberty street, opposite the Post | SALES AT AUCTION, P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER. o'clock, at 99 Great + Marshal's sale, this Jay, at 11; Dress poate. Fancy and Fur- nes street, silk and other hii Goods, Underel tun pen ten ye A, B. CLARK, aca P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, Jarabe sale this Say at 103¢ o'clock, at 57 and 59 Great Jones street by virtue of an execution—I wenty Bruseols and other Carbets. “Olicloths, 20 fine Parlor and Cook Stoves; 75 fine Coal Hods; 4 general assortinent of Household furniture; Comforters, Biankets, Pictures, ‘ors, Crockery, &e. GEO. BOUCECRIN: Marshal. ORIGAGE SALE.—LLOYD, AUCTIONE Broadway, will on saturday, October 17, at IL D'elock A. Me ii “Wronbot stables fis West Forty-oighin atreci, Ave splendid Horses: pedigree and record on day of sale; also five W Cutter, several sets of Har- ‘gon. hess, Hobes Blankels, Wr J. W. HO! a Attorney for Mortgagee. ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Peremptory sale of No. 104 West Fourteenth i hg on account of the owner going South to re: F, H, LUDLOW & CO. wits Bell ‘at auction, on Toes. day, Getober 20 e' Exe room, No. 111 and Lot known as No. ra (4 West spigcraltapie street, only 8} feet west of Sixth avenue, nous. Is 25x00 leet, ing ne or r, four stories, high stoop, and contains waters clo: On each floor} Tot 238x103 feet; $15,500 may re~ mnain on bond and mortgage. Only to be seen from 3 to us 2 tk No, $ Pine street, ABSUALS SALEBY VIBTUB OF AN HXEOU, tion, I will sel! sie o'clock, at No. ea street, the Right. Sit a Interest of Gaile Frank, in the orm of Mounter & frank. Je LLLIPS, Marshal. JSBEH PI RIVATE P LIBRARY at auction, this (triday> eyentng, at the Clinton Hail Salesrcoms, an unusually fine collection of the new editions ot Standard and. TPustrated Works, moatly in rich bindings, full and half calf, tree calf, morocco, &c., &c., without reserve. MONDAY, Get October 19, ERICANA, Catalogues ready, "the Mesars. LEAVITT, Auctioneers, P GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, 876 BOWERY, SELLS this day, at 1034 o'clock, Stock and Fixtures. of Grocary. Store #41 east Twenly-tourth sireet, ompR inter, & 8, how Cave, scales, Tex Cans, Ke- tor. joo Palle S Brooms, ayyup Cane, fe a, Coffee, arch, Sugar, Bundies ot Soap, Flour, 1, cans Toma- toes Potatoes, Onions, Chocolate, Blueing, We Oils, Fixtures, stove and Pipe. to be in lote, rain ne. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOS, J, MGRATH, AUC. tioneer, 158 Chatham street, corner Mulberry, will Sell this day. at 11 o'clock, men’s'and women's Clothing, Dresses, Shawts, Remnants, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots Shoes, #6. : also Coats, Pants, Vests By order Rosenthal. avenu AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AUCTION. eer, 59 New Bowery, will sell this day, 600 lots men’s and women’s Clothing, viz:—300 lots Overcoats. age Sack and Business Coa ntaloons and Ve lots Dresses. Shawis, vacques, Remnants, fable. them Underelothing, neers Blankets, Quilts, Beds, Pilows, c._By order’ Mra i, D, Smyth East Sixteenth street. ‘Pawsnioxens SALE.—JAMES AGAR, AUCTION. w Bowery, will pall Saturaay (to-morrow), 500 lots Women’s Clothihy resses, Shawls, Sacques’ Remnants, Table Linen, Underclothing, Sheets, &c. By order George Cudlipp, Bast Twelfth street, AWNBRORER'S SALE—R, FIELD, GENERAL AUC tioneer, salesroom No. 89 Bowery, will sell this day, oa = o'clock, 60 lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, Shawls, Kemnants, Ungercloeioas uilts, Blankets, padiogs Wee wonne Shoes, &c., &c.: also Coats, Pants and Vos! y order of D. De Long, East Broad: way. o'eloo! G, HERMAN, SUERIFP'S AND GENERAL AUC: }. tioneer.—Wines, Liquors, Champagne, Horses, Wagon and Harness, &c.—ihis day Fri lay), October it at ll o'clock. No. 13 Bowery, the Stock and Fixtures of a at class Liquor Store, coniusuing of casks fine Brandis, Port, sherry and Rhine Wines; casks Blackberry Brand: ee barrels choice old Bourbon and Ryé, Scoteh and Irish Whiskey ; Gin, Rum, cases of impor Brandies, Gin ‘Mitters: a large lor Wi and Brandies in The sais ‘othe Clothing will commence at iL demijohns and bottles; a large jot Uizare, Office Furni- ture, &c. alio Horsos ‘Wagon and Hatavss. Sale pom. tive. Dealers invited, Sik Np aga SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUCTION. jarsbal’s sale hf, Tobacco, Indian Figure Showcases, &c.. this day eiaays Detober 1 pits orblocke at No. 18 Bowery) Ganoe aud betes of Totace Cigars, Pipes, Cigar Mouids, Showcases, Store Fixtures, Sewing Machines, &c, “Salo positive. "Dealers Invited, INI:MAN, City Marshal, HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUCTION. seer. Aselznce's sale of Counters, Desks Chairs, ike. this day (Friday), October 16, at 100k t 12 Pell sirbok lok Se Counters, ‘Sashos. Tales, Deke, Oheica Lumber, &c. Saic Boater: Pr epee of 8. WALDRON, iaq., Assignee. _ HERIFI'S SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE, SAFE, &c.—S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells, this Gay (Friday), October. 16, at. 10 o'clock, at No. 76 Wall Bac: one large Safe, Desks, Ss Office Furniture, ONNER, Sheriff. Sfuomas Frawots Bounces, Depiity. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE Of @ toreclosure o? a chattel mortgage T will ex pose for sale at puolic vendue, on Friday, the 16th day Qt October, 1874, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at313 East ‘Thirty-fitth street, between First and Second avenues, ons Icebox aud Bench, Knives, Choppers. ta Stat and one hew butcher Cart. Octonen 13, 1874, Attorney tor Morteage. M, WITTEN AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS Zorclock, at 154 Canal street, a large lot of Parlor site ty rep and hair vloth ; Besteads, Dres- sing Buren: ages, Wardrobes, Modes, ex iso nd other T jos, Chairs, &c.; Fren plate pier ai russ jirrors, velvet ge att and ingrain ryote Ollclorhs, Rugs, Mattin, Crockery. Glass and Wooden ‘Ware; S: Utensils, fine curled hatr, husk and ex: resses, trunks of eo Goods, on PI ANOFORTES, 0} ORGANS, | aC. A “FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND + Pianos of our own make; also for sale, a number Of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect order. "WILLIAM KNABE & Co., No. 12 ritth avenue, above bixteenth st. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NSW AND HANDSOME Pianos to rent at HAINES BROTHERS’ Piano Rooms, 27 Union square. New Pianos on instulments or lor for cash ; two l’ianos, been used a litile, very low tor cash, NIMMENSE STOOK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, new and second hand, best makers, extremely low Prices for cash, or ty tec until rent money pays for them: trophy instalments received, HORA WALEKS & fl Broad way. A $150; ROSEWOOD ROUND CORNER PIANO. « torte and “tool; also f ner specialty (upright) Pianos; P rt nted and on istalments. GOLDSMITIS, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery, LARGE STOCK CHICKERING’S AND ett) upright and sqaare anuiog na Organs, bargains for cash or iepaimens and for LL& 60. Mie East Fourteonth street. MAGNIFICENT 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte tor sale; four round corners; made order; gelsbrated maker, for $273; Farlor, Caamber, Dining ure Al crifice ; propert ‘ann waving cig. & West Isth st, near Sth av. wi eeeg AT AgGHON ON SATURDAY, AT 12 UrcLOCK by JERE. JOHNSON, JR., at '37 Nussau street, 13 Fianolortes--Chickering, Knabe, Collard & Collard, Hartman and others, A STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOFORTE—EVERY IM- provement: great bargain tor cash. A rosewood Piano, rounc Kr iMestd carved legs, only $100, J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. GE NTLEMAN IN NEED OF CASH WILL SELL A Stienway and (att 7% octave rosewood Planoforte, cost $1,400, tor $27, each w: Co ith stool and and a moderh improvements “eas at priva’ residence J a East 20th st., near Broad way. RION PIANOFORTES TO RENT—TO Seer CNEL hans parties; Uprights, Squares and Grand: A 7 octaves new or nearly so. ARIUN PIANOFOR’ dn COMP4NY, No 5 East Fourteenth street. PRIVATE FAMILY, IN PRESSING CIRCUM- stances, will sell thelr magnificent rosewood 7: octave Pianoforte, usec 7 months, brilliant tone. all mod- ern improvement ost ir ry) stool, cover, box for shipping; ‘satin brocade and reps Parlor sults, Paintings, Bronzes; Parlor, Chamber, Library, Dining Furniture ; a sacrifice, Residence 103 West Twenty-eignta street, near Sixth avenue, A YRIVATE FAMILY a | SELL THEIR ELE- ant four round Decker & Bros. Planotorte at a sacrifice; a brilliant toned 73g octave, richly car rose wood case, full agrate, overstrung Plano, having ail hing provements rinted guarantee and bill of sale, cost it $225, N. Cover, Box for shi + ail orivate residence 21) West Sist'st. nee ‘est CHICKERING CARVED FULL ROU! D PL bargain for cash; a rosewood Plano, $100; Organs and ee low rents: easy paymerts, }URDUN & SON, 13 East Fourteenth street. PRIVATE PAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR ee 73s octave four round cornered Piano+ made to order, best city pense sf iiaproyens nts; fagratte, overstrune "b late; cost 1,000. for $250; Stool, Soyer. Muse abinet. Call pri vate residence 12) West 93 st Asie ae Seo $9; PAYAB: Bagi ove $10 Sia inate le doub sacridce, PEEK od NON | Chinon place ert street), 1 near Broadway. A pel Ay eecae. anil Lapeer PIANO. round cornet rn improvement brated mai ib ay ‘with Stool 243 East ty se Sotn mireeh tween 2d id 3d avs. «LADY WILL SELL FOR LE88 THAN A bandsome rosewood Chickering Pianofort My on round cornet; ern style and 1 itperiect order. 28 flr serie provera RST CLASS PIANOPORTES TO RENT. PE: F month; one i $4; rent allowed. Wareroome tH hth avenue, Forty-fourth street; evening its CoB PEND ANIA J P. HALE IS MAKING 4,000 PLANOFORTES FOR 4 the trade cheaper and better than small makers can buy the stock. see the dew Upright Piatios. ‘Thirty -Atth street ‘and. Teuth avenue. IANOFORTES TO REST—OF OUR OWN MANDU- aprisiny Grands, Squares pnd Ui ights: aise Mianofivten ta for 4 on ingea nen aryta 4e ING & 31 Hust Fourweenth strest, becmeed Broad. way Sad’ prea avenue. | OU ee AND no fom a praene PIANOS FOR ments. ory corner Fourteenth street. hte rant ease ec ere Bene Tiare! | de leacription aud loweal je. Address B. Ww sis » Herald o} i Drowes Beds, biti toe Boddings, ac. ; algo a lot of Fancy | ae igor second hand Pianos low. K BROS. 47 Bast Rrreihh syceet, west of Brocaway, stablished i820, HB DECKER PIANO, samoriawnt of there T | mely low: 1 sale ve ata fered eat eroon ena, 7 “Thine avenue, |. ee AMUSEMnNTS. 7 ALLACK' 3, Proprietor and Manager, Mr. LESTED WALLACK, Of the new Comedy ime AHEN HS" FOR tin, MDA oe the ON SATURDAY L wixany OC TOWER 17, of Mr tester Wallsck’ “ re i Clerrepont,} kydwards’ e, Feulle bar 2) THE ROMANCE va POOR YOU NG MAN, This afnepiay will ibe oll d with the greatest care and eee. yateoance nan ON i: his second | Ampersonution vetore the New York public. Tn the same pu Miss ADA DYAS witmake: her first appearance in Wallack's Theatre. Mr. Mr. 0! B. EDWI Miss IONE BURKK, M ly Irs. JOHN cea “f = BEFIE GERMON Mm PARTICULAR sOioR, dequaie rehearsals to the = | in order extngeman Tune ROMA # & POU! ae ANUB O ‘ami Wht there ie : O MATINEK, pad notice wil be given of tae Bra RNOON, oe ry wil ven of the first Bi ION Boueicay Vi ae ei NEW IHISit” DRAMA, whicn Is now in acuve preparation. wos wUnite BYBNING ‘T 5 8, Gkrat bousie “Beh UNDER THE Gas.iuT and MATINEE AT 2 IDLEWILD. ALY'S FIPTH AVENUR THEATRE, ‘Twenty-eizhth tirest, gornee of Broadway. ins at Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY" * woop's, Proprietor and Manager TO-NIGRT, Thirtieth time and peal 1 h time and positively the last evening ot FOR SCANDAL. MATINEE mo SATURDAY, at A SPEC Tp aaaition to the bi sau Tableau: THe HANGING OF TI “gu of ‘will be played the ‘tre four acts of THE SCHOOL FOR sUANDAL, TO-MORROW. NIGHT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 'IT, first production of Mr. BRONSUN HOWARD'S new American drama, in four acts, entitled, mMooROROFT; oR THE DOUBLE WEDDING. Magnificent new Scenery, by ROBERTS and WITHAM; Costly new Toilettes and Inclading Mr, George Clarke, Mr. Mr, Lewis James, Mr, Ww. en pica James Le wis. Mr. B. Ringgoid, Mr, Owen Fawcett, Mr. Sol Rassell, Miss Annie Graham who will make her first appearance in this cit; Miss Fanny Davenport, wett, Miss Emily Rigi, a Miss Nina Varian, iT NOW OPEN. BOX SH RS. F. WAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, EVERY EVENING DURING THIS W EK, the celebrated Comedian, Mr. JO: MME in n his origina Diama oF of FRITZ, EXINGTON AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Wilty-eighth street, between Third and Lexington avenues, SPECULATION, AN ORIGINAL SOCIETY PLAY, Mra Ronent Ww. KATH AN, ited a: WEEE Th HIMON SIAL, TENDERED “BY fat cepts FRIENDS, TUBSDAY EVENING, October 27. ‘The play will be performed with entirely new scenery, costumes and appointments, and a cast embracing the Cast, ia at Harkins, Mr. My names of We ite fy New York, APPEARING IN SHE PRINCIPAL ROLE, CHARACTERS. a Wall street Broker. tou, a Lawyer, and Bridge's intimate French fyi with his eye to custom. Bridges’ Customer and a New York blood. Wood, Commission Broker. John bes Arth ie Vernon, Bridges’ Hookkeeper. Mr. Hope, His Associate. Charies, Ottice Bo} Boy. é Thomas, Bridges’ Servant, Ada Bridges, Wife of Broker. ! Margaret Thornton, a Lady Detectivo. irs. Brown, ® Neighbor of the Bridges. Kl ald of the Bridges. ty. House: Holts, Maid to Margaret Thorton. Hotel Waiters, Office Bovs and Police Omteer. Tickers, $2. For sale at Schirmer's 701 Broad naud's 919 Broadway, and at Carleton's unaer Fit nue B Hotel, A tew boxes to be had at Schirmer! 3. Bee Vina PEA REE Sgt gies HIRD APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF KNG- LAND: 3 PAN OW RED MT ‘Mie, VENTAILOQUIST AND, CHARACTER DELIN FREDEKLO MaCGABE,, in his original entertainmen eS hGONK DULL a Vocal, Wentetloguial. Musicel aaa ‘Savtorial Melange, in which he will splay bis marvellous power of Chang? ing the Voice, Figure and Face, with rapid changes oe Picturesque Costume, new and crigival Songs and ap- propriate music aud appointments. MAcARE Is a SUCOESS AT STEINWAY HALL, SONG AND PERSONATION ‘Was received last evening with ACCLAMAT TON AND DELIGHT. The same great rppramme, spa sparkling with LUDY, will be repeated every evening puaul further notice. Mixe'o AT SiEINWAY HALL—EVERY EVEN. G poet NG THE WEEK, ‘OUR of his Original Pls RSONATIONS and uperd exposition of ‘of Ventriloquism: new mnustea effects; comple ramme aud & complete Atertunment ‘Doors open at TLLOMINATED MAr MINE EVr it SATURDAY, AT 2. Admission, 50cents: Reserved Seats, 50 cents extra. Reserved Seats can de obtained at Steinway Hall Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway; 114 Broadway; Schuberth's, Union squaro, and at all the principal hotels. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE 201 BOWERY. GRAND THE THREE GREAT AINSLEYS, FRIDAY PAULINE, NED AND WILLL N THELR COMIC SPECIALTIES. ie | | HE COMIC DRAMA 2. TONY PASTOR AND ALL THE TROUPE. Bity Barry, Larry Tooley, La Petite Marie, Freeman Sisters, Saniord and Wilson, Frank Gerard, Hannah Birch, George F, Mewonald, WADIES ADMITTED FREE THIS EVENING. Ghee HiT, |HEAR TONY PASTOR'S NEW SONG, — “I Wish I Was.’ dy i 8 it) the, 7 3) inee . to-day, OR HOUSE; full of local hits. R H, J, MONTAGUE'S SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT at WALLACK'S THEATRE extends 4) tour weeks, and terminates Saturday, October 31. Managers of theatges in other cities who can offer him brier engagements GQuring November and December will Eaves, oy by addressing ) at Wallack’s tre, New York. {SOPRANO DESIRING PRACTICE WILL SING, without salary, in & choir: ama chureh preferred. Quartets ony ueed addregs SOPRANO, 228 West Forty- Tuird street NEW YUKK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1874.—TRKiPLE SHEET: | Serre AMUSHMENTs. Aap Oe’. cevsartonal VARIES ATION A! AND ELEGANT ART SPECIALTIES, LIVING POUNTAIN.| _ 4/9 fe mo M F iis 2824 \384 &) 325 83 |* 20 ENING FOUNTAIN, glalees sgeees geo LIVING FOUNTAIN. Z - LIVING POUNTAIN.| “ ~ E862 | MISS ALOR HARRISON, IN BURLERQUE. MME. BILLON'S GRAND BAGLI rney, Delehanty and Nengier, Knight, ivot, Grey, Leavitt, Blitz, Lang, Tlerne: and yi roms, Farnell and a host of ‘artis im every per jorinanc MUNDAY ENTIRE CUANGB OF PROGRAMME. _ OOTH'S THEATRE, BENEFIT Nrgut, Ber Lash Nuit BUT ONE of Mr: and Mrs BAKNAY ‘ape i and FAREWELL BENEFiY R. BARNEY WILLIAM: ris anibet EVENING, OCTORER 16, when will be nesuers an immense bill 4 attractions, » THREE GLORIOUS PLC! The charmin: FAIRY CIROL! The fam ni OUSTOMS OF TH OUN and the second act of the rah irish Drama, CONNIE 80) dh whigh are the Tmagulicent, P AND CATARACT SCENES. ins evenipy ta ten ae AND NES BARSEY. MU LIAMS ing rent characters, songs an: at on UOMUREL HOURS OF GENUINE FUN. *°G RAND FAREWSLL cL MATINEE TO-MORROW Gaturday) at 134 o'clock. ia XT MONDAY, Octoder 19, engagement of Miss LOiTE © USHMAN, when will be commenced criss th Yormances by which the eminent. tragedi- enne. wil bid farewell to the stage. Seats now on sale. Beas THEATRE. THE SALE OF SB. OF SBaTS FOR THE FAREWELL A APPEARANCES OF MISS CHARLUTTE CUSHMAN IS NOW PROGRESSING, ** Orders are scolned. by matl, messages and tele- graph for any nights of the engagement, Box ofice open ontinuously froms A. ARK THEATRE. SECURE YOUR SEATS to see, MARK PATRIA DRAMA JOAN T. RAYMOND'S reat characterization of. COLONEL BERRY SELLERS. Seats secured ‘eta Ay advance. and by Admission, $1; beta cc) aa th: Dress Circle, $1; sal- THE GREAT PavvoHSS Se THE DAY. 7S EVERY Mowe SATURDAY MATINEE at? P.M. Order Carriages at 10:3), Begins at 8. HE GREAT SUCOESS, 7 COLONEL SELLERS, PARK THEATKE. Ww HUMOR AND PaTHOS, LONEL SELLERS. Sopa THEATRE. T° GET a008 SEATS E PARK THEATRE. swuuni SBM LN ADVANGE, ATINEE Se THE PARK THEATRE, OLONEL SELLERS. Arnon COLONEL SELLERS, ARK THEATRE. [)Sval MATINEE, . PARK THEATRE, SATURDAY, AT 2 P.M. 10 AVOID THE CRUSH T THE PARK THEATRE. SECURE SEATS IN ADVANGE. (PHERE'S MILLIONS Tw IT, COLONEL SELEERS. HE TORNIP SUPPER OF COLONEL SELLERS, PARK THEATRE. JOLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS OME EVERY ee NOTRE THEATES. Mos COLONEL SELLERS, PARK THEATRE, TEAMBOATS; COLONEL, SELLERS. ARK THEATRE, JOLONEL SELLERS) LVEWATER PENSED 6VERY NIGHT, SUTNPARE THEATICN (jotomat: SELLERS’ HOG SPECULATION, PARK THEATKE, ARK THEATRE. Second and last ore Sacrea Concert 8 yu ILMA DE MURS! oy MA DE MURSKA omar CONCERT ete eg VENI OCTO: 18 18, I 18, pewaee REee 5 Sooo) Sens ceees: Saictetetalet SRRRESE, PA THEA MLLE. DE aunsika nll be assisted by the following eminent artists MMe, CARHENO SAURET, Pianist HERR THEO, HABELMANN, is FERRANTT, the popular Tenor. or ne the renowned Buffo, barytone. Signor G. BRAGA, the eminent Composer and Violincellist. Signor SAURET, Violinist, and Slanor MARZO, -companiat GRAND ORCHBSTRA.. -G. CARLBERG, Leader Box pace now onee Positivel, pearance of the great Hungarian ges Donna prior to, her departure for the Western ‘NOLOSSEUM, aan tyltaasand AND 35TH STREET, TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY, AT 2:30 AND 8 P. M, IDNIGHT STORM OVER PARIS, Fi f the original as RS, JARLEY'S WAX WORKS. new HR PRICES OF ADMIS8i Every matinee (excepting Saturdays), Every evening and hitdren 250. jaturday matinee, 75c. children Wo DANCING _ACADEMIES. J BAUSE’S. DANCING AGADEMIES. CLASSES + at Masonic Hall, 114 Bast Thirteenth street: Bre yoort Hall, 15) East ¥ifty-fourth street. PRIVATE LES. SONS at any hour, LARS at private academy, 212 Kast Kleventh street Ajtai SELECT DA NG ACADEMY, . irae Niall, 33 West aera A DODWORTH'S PRIVATE GLASSES FOR DANO- « ing, No. 212 Firth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth Street, open for the season. Morning and afternoon classes for ladies and children. Evening classes for geftiemen, Send tor a cireul ARTER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTONS A. building, intersection “Stuyvesant and Ninth street.—Classes every Monday and Thursday afternoon and evening private Lessons & specialty. “Glide waltz taug J. MARS’ . Eisner Wetnseaes lasse: ae ors: Soiree 1 o'clock. Send for clreulars, Hall to let forsociables, &o. ROOKES’ DANCING. oocyte rg $61 BROOME ST. fi the the i tend a Dances in one course of lessons Fridays, TEMES ‘Tuesdays find Frida, 14 P. Bey GHILDREN-—Wedtesdayse 333 8: E GARMO'S DANCING OLAS-ES, iss AVE- nue, corner Fourteenth street.—Gentiemen, Mon lay and Thuisday evenings, at & For other clagves see clt- cular, OF LAT, MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING, 29 street, near Barrow, Saturday evening, Oetover ty, at 8 o'clock. M. "8 DANCING ACADEMY, tet e Sef H.i Hall, ‘a nd 213 Fifth to Friday asses Wednesday and ys , Select Soiree Friday evening, Octobe 16, 1874 ried Private ime, = tor cir- | cular. & TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF Gey NG, LYRIC wrall Sixth avenue, Reservoir square.—Por par- tieulars call or send tor circulars. First reception on Friday evening, 16:h inst. RB, AND Rai) BEAGRos SELECT CLASSES IN Broadway, commencing Saturday, Sena for circular. JAN FRANOISCO MINSTRELS. S ANOTHER GREAT BLL 3 s THE BLACK NIGHTINGALE, 388 RYWAN ON EDUCATION. £20] MORE AIRS BY RICARDO. BZ) 1 thought you was MACKIN. and |g Fy $25 | street cars may be ordered at 10} 5, q feloc e235 Seats secured. Moral. go early, | 5 Eee FAMILY MATINEE 8| e435 SATURDAY, at? o'clock. -¢ fs Reserved seats, $1. BRACE QARDEN THEATRE, TP SBBACT UNDAY, October 18, 174 at 8B EWELL Ravomdanee 6 gE F MLL an ees AIMEE! ALMER! he entire ere ‘ene last tht Ua FILL DE MME, ANGOT, Grand Chorus and Orchest: ee Admission, 50 cents. Reserved, 60 cents and $l extra. Bale oi tickets commences Thursday, October 15. REAT NEW YORK CIRCU:! Tiescuiavinoe AND FORTY-NINTH STRERBT. ON. ripihen ogrosas 16. MATINEE AT fv protec eorncus A a Sree, PosiTvEr: CLOSES 8a’ ther, TONY PASTOR'S ATINEF TO-DAY, FRI OPERA HOUSE _No Matinee: to- morrow (Satarday). Kemember! [quanto INSTITUTE. GRAND Exitsttioy, Second snd, sss avenues, ues, between pizeysthird and v-fourth streets, SWVONDEMPUL SacuiNeny,” in motion. ‘Thousands of ow jomy Frodecte, An ansqualle ba og) Admission, ‘Open from 9 A. M. tow BY VER ORDA! DENTISTRY. WHITE, DENTIST, 66 SIXT AVRNO "FOR. autitul Set of Teeth, $5, Dior OnE NEWS Dies | TORE RASTORS OPERA HOUSE. M Lab: 1 iy AB EE TiS PHIDAY) IX Tu EVENING TELEGRAM Ma, SIXTH AVENUR KVENING TELEGRAM Pay OLRER, patie ties LL THE onmeR YEN NG THLHGRAM N a Merl RY EVENING, soap BINBD NG PAI QrreANGoN, COMMENCING | nan sg Re ae OautN NED aviv hieaea Beco TH THE GREAT, REXSATIO N KAL- 4 x ibid age cOMBINED, NING PAPER sar |! Maiinte 10-DAY ae AT. THE MA MATAIMONLIAL, Oe Ate A of | Bae Rt RO BINSON tLALR WeANteD—-A GOOD LADY” oF wiaNs, oven Kru areas MY PHOLOGY. | Sixteenth st, near Broadway forty, Gok over sbity, to walle the journey of 10 h a good radia as ADAMS, box 16 Herald Up- | 1974 Mh JRE 1074 | see tHE al GREAT COMIO DRAMA OF | ‘ork, 8 pemees ae the Matinee ti + +4 Tony jouse—the entire pan} eters. vn E KXHIBITION 0} bers of the ee Al yy in coute o “sid; teeth flied. ‘with silver acd Uo pou lating, $i. Al wack Warranted, sats ain open 40. the. public at Sonierval Fo ath stree and avenue, via THE WORKS OF THE MEM. Pre \ ORE Nine AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF gOsCE ITALIAN OF NG, OCTOBER maiden SUB SOutFHTON Stout, a Second perform: ce in America GREATEST OPERA eel} fire THE SEASON, pit roduced with Ne foltowing-superb — Douns Maria de Newbourg, Queen nore gig ths Casitda, a Lady of Bonor.. bia) i cant pug rice oh Dos sathusiry . Slgiior' Phtiorc a s insiio de Basan, Prime Msimnot_DEL) PUBNTE Scenery and Costumes and the of Spain, Don Guritang, Maior Dom: a por FLORINE wats COONEY, Signe HALE, LOPM, CAPRI and “GRAND CHOR ESTRA, Stage Manager. nes tee Ree ran iuawue The eniire opera brought out wider the immedial sudervision of 5 5, ..Musical Director tober 17, thira Grand Matinee, AIDA. ING, October 18, Grand bea * Theatre, with Strasosch Ltaliam Opera Company and Gilmore's Band. AMONDAY, October 1y, debut in America of Mile. BMA Seats secured at the Academy, & er’s, No, TOR Broadway, and No. 114 Broadway. iriay. a OOTH’s THEATRE, HEILRKON bECOND AN. St GTRAKOSOH SUNDAY SUNDAY EVENING, Ot OBER 18 AT 8. EXTRAORDINARY OOMBIN ATIC THE STRAKO-CH ITALIAN OPmita COMMANY AND GILMOLL'S MAGNIFICENT IWENTY-SECOND REOIM € SEVENTY PERFORMERS First appearance in ‘hd appearance in Concert of Mile. Concert of Mile. MARIE HEILBKON. ANCA DONADIO, Debut in New York Concert of Swnor Signor GURIAN G. ALBEKIO DE FASSINIL TAGLIAVIETRA 2 coujunction With avon FIORINI A880, ape, the the full corps of soloists of Gilmore's Band, in- clus! First appearance in. | ARUOCKLE, LEFEBRE, LETSCH, Cornet, Saxophone, Pyare KEGEL, BRACUT, EB CARLO, aba Stier distingnished artista,” rico. other distingaishe Masial Directors and Conductor {er 2 orumoRs Admission 5) ce: Reserved eats 50 cents xtra. For sale ‘on, aad after Lob at the Aca. of Music, 701 and Lid Broadway, aud throughoat th at Booth’s Theatre on - anday. Pile oa nat ctober 17, THIRD Ghand MATINEB, Verus mamiisnent Spectacular Opera, id av Characters by Signora POTENTINI, Miss ANNIE Ty: Gaxy, ppisnori CARL, DEL PUENTE, FIORINI a POWERFUL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA, Musical Director and Conductor... nor MUZTO General admission, $2: Reserved Seuts, $1 extra. For sale at the Academy, schirmer's, 701 Broadway, aud Ite Broadway. HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HAR 514 BROADWAY. qcSole Proprietor Soi NOTH HING PARISIAN Het Re, HABRIGAN AND BART IN TWO NEW ACTS, AY WE WENT WEST A! Te eat cones. Miss Jennie Engle, M Mise Vivian, Me end Mrs, DiOrman, Diamond, and Kyan Queen ahd West, Wild, Carter, Bartley, Miss Polly Bowen and gud the entire company in cone Ee with the socal Se TALIAN PADRON ATINEK WEDNESUAY AND Satu iw tORIANt NOTIC first appe RDAY. —MONDAY, Ce ada 19, n this country of OLLY N. 8 gre at Serio. Comic Vocalist manmigan AND HAR? in their Original PATRICK'S DAY PARADE AND THK REGULAR ARMY OH Reappearance of Miss Kitty O'Neil, Mr. Frank Kern Miss Alice Bennett Mr Win. Gaylord. Mr, C, White 4 NEW OLiO OF FUN. YORUM THRATRE, AIMEE BENEFI®, ‘M.GRAU & CHIZZOLA..,.Lessecsand Managers THIS reo SoroRee 16, hes, e this Porta oUx PERICAOLE. Mile, AIMRE , LA PERICHOLB with an Engiish'song “PRETTY AS A PICTURES" in the drst act, and a Spanish song, “LA PALOMA," third ac Mons. KOLLETZ. TO-MORROW iatarda ) AFTERNOON, AT REWELL AIMEE MATINER, A VILLE Dit MADAME. ANGOT. TOMORROW EVENING. OCTOBER 11, italy 6 ated and FRENCH Or EKA BOUFFE, Prior to iheir departure for the West Last time this season, LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT. YORUM THEATRE, FAREWELL MATIN To-morrow (Gaturaay) after noon. oc 17, at 180 FAREWELL AIMEE MATIN LA HiLue DE MADAME ANOOT. idl YCEUM THEATRE. MISS NETLSON SPECIAL NOTICE. Ener M. Ma & CHIZZOLA bog to announce that rt the eminent aruste ye ertsON will appear under tneir management for two weeks nly, commencing MONDAY, OUTUSER I ba MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING will then ve produced with great splendor. BEATRICE (first time im America) 83 NEILSON BENEDICK (first appearance in country) .. Mr, J. H, BARNES, ‘The strong company, ani é stage direction of D. W. Waller, Les inciadea Messrs, Waldron, Vining Bowers, Miss Leppred t. Clair, &c. New scenery by Messrs. Calya. The dresses were expressiy made for this revival im London, Seats secured rv4 days in advance. ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, 635 BROADWAY. ANNIE UINDLE, the Soeinat ¢ ot the male pnaaes 1, mpersonations. MARTINETIé PANTOMIM. OUPE, faa 4 t ane, Suri, protesaue and ene sojente Skaters, RNULD BROT’ BLONDE, ant ng Bre the Tpetropoltian ‘vorites. VIOLETTE PICAUT’ PARISIAN "CANCAN OK GHANUT DANCERS, MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2 aaa. NY. 0, &. THORNE... Continued success of iy if -:. Lessee and Manages d Spectacular Drama of ARA! pisiz LOST, with all its rgrandeur 0 ER reconstruction. BETTY ‘BEMNELSBERG, LILY Ue Bora a JEUNE BOL: Mile, JULIA SEAMAN, BOLSSET FAMILY, ULM 31ST: LEY SISTE, na cin Pits! SISTERS, aa Ladies ne Bailet ai rriors and Amazons, win MATINEE ‘ON SATURDAY. NERMANIA tis FOURTEENTH STREET. AD, NEUENDU. . FRIDAY, OOTOBE Le BE ‘Play in five acts, by Box office open daily from 834 fir v0 shoe . RYAN®'S OPERA HOUSE—WEST 23D STRRST, Neath 7th ayens NT'S MIN . BRYANT’S MINSTREL’ 16 DE| BRYANTS MINSTRELS | Characters by Dan Lago Seymour, W. Henry Flot eM co web Hart, Nelse Brockway, Hogan, Kmersoo. Bryant's Orchestra, Family Maunve every Saturday ata, ,ee OF MUSIC. OCTOBER 2, TUESDAY NEXT, AT 1 O'CLOCK, A CHARITY DRAMATIC FESTIVAL, under the management of Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY, tn’ aid of THE FOUSDLING ASYLUM in charge o THE SISTERS OF MERCY. The satertainment will consist of a portion of EVERY PERFORMANCK then being given in this city, every theatre and every artist voluntecrtns Particulars in Sunday's papers. Box office for the. sale of Pat vain seats and boxes now open at the ACA! uMy also De aecured at the tng Fun ‘avenue th Theatre. Tiseeg LI THEATR EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Second aud Thirl avenuos —New en uf le this Lol i and her five br in ‘bows, D ible Trapeser i ening, Double uble Trapege. Kvery even Ascenaon by Migs Vincent and Mra geeginsy Bode five other stars, Twenty diferent acta, O CHARGE FOR LADIBS. | TONY Pastor's RING YOUR W. Bova, aes EY NING) a BOWER ATINEE TO-DAY AT 2: M ROBINSON HALL, a SIXTEENTH Large THE MOST Pinte gk *UatuMPa 0 OFT 1874, THE MYSTERY ‘o) ANCIENT? xyrHOLoGY, mnt”! nouaren ever prespsed ou aftr ata ot CAN ‘and FEMA pay MATINEE TO-DAY FS; SEE THE AINSLEYS TO-DAY LOTS or | ite FUN. 1 Bowery: heir Funny Sketches at the Grand Fr Mat ‘nee. Tony . 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