The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1874, Page 9

THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. Pinal Adjournmont—President Craik’s Valedictory—The Bishop’ Pastoral Address—Rushing Business ¥ Every Other Body. Divers matters of minor importance came before , the Convention yesterday, and the calendar was +. Pushed throogh as rapidiy a8 possible, The reso- tation offered by Mr. Jennings afew days ago to prohibit certain ritualistic practices came up for Action, The Doctor advocated ita adoption. He went lately, he said, to a 80 called Protestant ehurch in this city and found the door blockaded with Catholic priests. He went to a second charch and read a notice over its door tnat Mrs. Jarley’s wax figures were on exhibition for the benefit of the church, He was opposed ‘to Mrs. Jarley on the one hand and the scarlet Woman on the other, Dr, De Koven called attention ¥o the canon on ritual already passed and sald that {8 bad four specifications—namely, kneellugs, bow- i@gs, prostrations and gennflections. The first, which was omitted as not symbolizing fatse doc- trines, was all that he or any other right thinking fitualist needed for adoration. The others were wither too irreverent or not reverent enough and Must have been aimed, ne tnought, at the low Murchmen. Dr. Adams, of Wisconsin, opposed she resolauion, because it put one man’s head in thancery—the chancery of the prize fig hters— that it might be mashed by another man, A measure was introduced looking toward UNIFORMITY OF REPRESENTATION | Df orders itu the standing committees, The dio- Ceses of Connecticut, Maryland and Easton have | crerermen exclusively on those committees, All — the other dioceses have one-half laymen and the Other hal! clergymen, Dr, Beardsley, Mr. Welsh, Governor Stevenson, Mr. Stark, Drs. Kidney, Hop- ing and Watson spoke on. this subject—ail except ir. Welsh in opposition, Iv was deemed an un- Warrantable and unconstitutional interierence ith the prerogatives of dioceses, and, not having geen. asked for by the laymen of the dioceses ro be aggrieved, it was on motion laid on le. sh . Resolutions were adopted on the organization of ne next General Convention; touching the pas- ral relations of chaplains in theological seml- paries: making the request of at least twelve shops necessary to the convening ol the House df Bisno,.8, under canon 13, title 1, tor the purpose Of consecrating & missionary bishop in the interim of the General Convention. ‘The bishops asked for the power to suspend a minister against whom charges 0! immorai conduct Bre preierred jcnding the trial of these charges, The House of Deputies would not grant this ve- tause it gave the bishops an arbitrary power. They could suspend a minister and under various pretexts put off the trial, and perhaps never ring it on, and keep the man im condemnation. But another reason was that a bishop who should Buspend a minister before charges had been proved against him would lay himself liable to prosecution for libel. COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS, Resolutions of thanks were given fo the officers 1 the Conven‘ion, to Dr, Ty ng. Jr., for his offer of 8 church for the closing services (which offer was leclined because the bishops preferred Calvary church); the rectors and vestry of Trimity parish; to Postmaster James and the Western Union Telegraph Company and others. While a com- mittee was out iniorming the bishops that the Convention was ready to adjourn Dr. Craik took advantage of aluilin the proceedings to deliver his valedictory. He thanked the House person- sily for its courtesy and aid toward Himself, and @iso that it had come up so nobly to its work. “There ig ai opinion avroaad,” he said “that ‘mis House hag not done anything for the fenversion of men. But those who thus sbject forget that men can’t be converted We canons and joint resolutions. You have eted,” said the Doctcr, ‘five missionery nshops, showing that you mean to get squarely at his work, too, and that it siali be done better than it has been done heretofore, And ven, ior ihe better execution of the divine work of the Rhoreh, youare imbued with tne importance of work, You have deciared that Ponvictettes is a sacred thing, and you Are determined that however good zeal may be yet without knowledge it is nota aspecial quali- fication tor the ministry of this Church. ‘his Church is as comprehensive as this land, and fntel- lect ts here the master. You have resolved that false doctrine, either directly or indirectiy, shall Mot be permitted in this Church, Now, then, go forth in the strength 0} God to do this work and to expel the enemies of God and of the Church tnd of mankind—the worid, tho flesh and the flevil—stronger and more earnest than you have Dver teen berore.” This address was ordered to be printed in the minutes. After some routine business had been transacted and the House had approved tue minutes it adjourned to meet in Calvary church at hall-past seven P. M., woere tue Closing services Were held, and THE BISHOPS PASTORAL ADDRESS asa read, of which the folowing ts a synopsis :— ‘Yhe address, which was read to a large congre- gation by the presiding Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, te Out With honoracie mention o1' the deceased poste Ot the Church, the programme of whose emories cling to the survivors. The bishops ex- reas their great gratitude jor the prosperity ‘hich has attended the Church during the past pie years. And to day, more than ever in tne tory of this Church, men and women are ren- Gering to Wod their personal service, seeking the lost, instructing the young and nursing the sick. They applaud the work that has been done in the Church by godly women, ‘They refer with pleas- Bre to the erection of 80 many missionary dio- beses and tie election of missionary bishops therefor, They note with much satisiaction tne ‘wide circalation of books by living writers which treat of the life of God in the soul of fap; but they regret that the supply o. can- dates for holy orders is inadequate to meet tue femands of new congregations. And but a few of Waoae Who are admitted are self-supporting. The priest's office is not coveted by the many favorea Fie of the c.untry whose parents are able to ive them an unrestricted chvuice of profession. fhe address urges clergy and people to take away bhe reproach which must belon; While tte children ask bread and there is no man shat breaketh it unto them, The address goes on ¢0 define and illustrate what is meant by Christian Sherk —the iiberty of Christian iaith, the liberty istian discipline and the liberty of love. The Grebe say the bishops, have no quarrel witb true mee, Which she Welcomes as an ally and iriend. tshe does wage war with science falsely so waled, and tiey warn the clergy against the pretentious dogmatism and the athe- istic materialism which under the of science presents not its facts, @rude theories and tentative speculations. They Be it to the honor and honesty of the clergy nes abuse the gentleness of Christ and the patience of the Church by pressing their own fancies and iconceits to the utmost verge of canonical adurance. They (the clergy) must not usurp the tions of the body that commissions them, and yk to make the Churen more evangelical or more gir than her own formularies and ritual affect SOME SHARP WORDS ON EASY DIVORCES. ‘The bishops say in this address that they are dis- ressed to know that some in their communion ve, under the pretext of acivil divorce and ‘Without adequate cause, presumed to put away and dismiss an uncongenial wile or husband, and, after marrying anotner, have profaned the holy @acrament by coming to it with a bouy thus gefited. They give some excellent pastoral vice on the observance of the Sabbatn, id on domestic piety and the avoidance Be amusements whica outrage decency and Vitably soil the purity of tose woo ohareinthem. They admonish the clergy against tre tust 01 gain which leaas to usury and extor- fion—to gambiing speculation instead of honest toll, They make some pertinent suggestions on Sunday schoo: traming aud the catecuising of the uny, and the inculgation of personal piety upon nd their instruction in tae historic evi- uces o1 the Courch’s divine origin and growth. The address abounds witn practical suggestions Be epcourageuients to love Christ avove ail Dings, to love the dumb animals that minister to our wants, to love the stranger and the fatherless, he poor and him that bath no helper, the vicious fad the unlovely for the sake of that Love in whose Image they were created. Tne whole Gospelisred- to the Chure! pient with a broad, cor rehensive, ail- ‘Pmbracing love, bss iat e qaron's rod, Yo swallow up ail the “omer Christian graces and to muniiest the spiritual glory oi God {a Christ, They know not what to augur ofa on without love, faith or hope. They invoKe blessing o1 Almighty God upon the Church and = Supreme Counucti and upon the many with Whom, alas! they say they are not fa visible com- munion, and many of whom they nave reason to lear misunderstand them and count tiem not as partners—upon the many who for lack of right guidance have discarded most necessary articies 0! Curistian belie!, but Who, even in their error, long jor truth and light. On ail such they invoke Rg Grace that guides and the mercy that saves, he bishops thus pronounce a venediction upon their brethren and upon the Churca, and with Ascription o: blessing, honor, glory and power pare, Him that sittein upon the throne and unto @ Lamb jorever and ever, they conciude their nao address to the Generai Convention of NEW YORK CITY. Charles Stemers, of No. 606 Greenwich street, vad his right ieg broken yesterday by the fallld M @ bale or cotton. rites : John W. Russell, of No, 21 West Tenth street, (ell of the front piatiorm of @ Sixth avenue car it Morning and had his right leg severely rated oy & Wheel passing over is, Jobn Kelly, of No. 55 South Seventh street, Wile (emebury, sell in the roadway at the foot of Kast Mneteenth street, yesterday forenoon, ana was vriously injured by being ran over by ao truck wheel. General Sherman yesterday visited Walker's grand picture of "Lookows Mountain,” explained Through | erday—Thanks to Everybody by | sembied audience, and highly praised the truth and beauty oi the picture, ‘The New York Furniture Exchange held its first formal meeting Monday evening at the corner of Bowery and Canal street, and chose George Brown President, Frank Rohner Vice Prestdent and George M. Jacques Secretary. ‘The \unoral ot Mr. Wilttam H. Raynor took place at No. 784 Filth avenue yesterday, the Episcopal service being read by Dr, Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., who delivered a hearty galogy. on the character of the departed. Messrs, John 8, mors William R. Stewart, A. Raymond, W. H. c, L. Cormsh and L, G. Phillips were the pallbearers, and the interment was at Woodlawn, THE COURTS. TOMBS POLICE COURT. It was an unusually dull day at this court. Justice Kasmire was on the bench from hulf-past six to half-past seven o’clock and disposed of the | watch returns promptly. | Conrad Kleine was accused of stealing a number | Of pawn tickets belonging to Ernest Bodenmahn, of New Jersey, representing $20 worth of prop- erty. He was held to answer, rank Morton was aiso held to answer for ateal- ing @ quantity of clothing Lelonging to Frederick Wendt, of Hackensack, the same being found in his possession. aged twenty-six, of No, 249 | Charles Fillman Elizabet:: street; Francis Fresiand, of No. 272 Mott street (both colured), and Charles Smith, ot No, | 277 Etzaveth street, were arraigned for traudulent Voting, and discharged lor want of evidence. JEFFERSON MARKET POLIOE COURT. Before Judge Flammer. Business in this Court yesterday was extremely dull, some twenty cases only being on the record, But one prisoner was brought up for violating the Election law, and he was immediately discharged, as the evidence was altogether Insufficient. Stealing a Set of Harness. Aman named Dennis Donohue was arraigned, charged with stealing a set of harness, valued at $75, from the stable of Robert Somerville, No. 275 Spring street. Donohue was seen by Patrick Sheerar, who ts connected with the establishment, going out with the harness in question yesterday morning about five o’ciock. Christian Hach- meister, of No. 564 Spring street, identified It as his pronerty, @nd tne prisoner was held In $1,000 bail to answer. Dishonest Clerk. | Sigismund R. Mendell, aclerg in the employ of O, Boesé & Co., No. 80 Grand street, was arrested by Detective Fields, of the Ventral Oftice, charged with stealing $20 20 from the ahove firm. Men- dell, who was a confidential clerk, received trom the firm two separate checks to pay one bill due H. Kohnstamm, No, 126 Grand street. One check he received on the 5th of August and the other on the 8th of September. ‘the one received on the 6th of August he is charged with having appro- priated ro hisown use. Mendell was committea in default of $1,000 bail to answer. COURT OALENDARS—THIS DAY, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS—Heid by Judge Donohue.—Nos, 46, 74, 75, 83, 100, 103, 107, 113, 125, 128, 129, 183, 137, 162, pod 166, 179, 188, 190, 193, 208, as 219, 220, 230, 284, 240, 243, 251, 253, 258, 265, 267, Jal] —268, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TeRM—Held by Judge Van Gareeeegrasty 25, 38, 60, ue Ly { the localities and events of the battle to the as- | Issues of law and 1act—Nos. 5, 23, 42, 4, 44, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 118, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126,” 127, 129, 180, 131, 132, 183, 134, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 140, 141, 143, 144, 146, 146, 147, 148, 149, 428, SUPREME COURT—OrROUIT—Part 1.—Adjourned for the term. rat 2—Held by Judge Brady,—Nos, 2800, 2190, 2192, 4064, 2078, , 3090, 3092, 3094, 3096, 3102, 3106, 3130, 3132, Part 8—Heid by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. 3639, 1951, 1959, 457, 2001, 1499, 1213, 1465, 1651, 1285, “Pad 1747, 1553, 1899, 1911," 1679, 57, 8675, 1711, 1105, SUPERIOR VOURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1.—This Court will not be eld auring the November term. Part 2.—Adjourned to meet on Thursday morning, at eleven A, M. Jorors and calendar will be called in Part 1. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM—Held Ry Sig Daly, Larremore and Daly.—Nos. 66, 69, 71, 7: COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1 Hela by apse Robinson.—Nos, 1035, 606, 195, 1219, 1221, 1223, 2019, 69, 1711, ¥24, 1921, 1009, 2174, 2082, 2055, 2156, Part 2.—Adjourned fot the term, MARINE COURT—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1—Held by ie Spaulding.—Nos. 471, 471, 477, 478, 484, 485, 487, 488, 489, 400, 491, 492, 493, 494. Part 2— Held by Judge McAdam.—Nos. 1307, 278, 1329, —, 2574, 238, 289, 1476, 1503, 1302, 496, 496, 497, 498. fino tea ‘py Judge Shea.—Nos. 86, 10373, 1337, 333, 1878) 20, 1449, 1587, 499, 602, 508, 604, 606, 606, mn OF GENERAL SESSIONS—Held by Judge Suth- erland.—rhe Peopte vs. Corneiius Ric! aes ce, bery; same vs. William Parker, robber ry ae Thomas Gallagher, robhery; same vs. ésello. ‘bar: tolomeo, robbery; same va, Rachel Zek, feltonious assault and battery; same vs. John Barns, bur- rae aa ue vs, James Healy, grand larceny ; same k Tigh, larceny fram the person; same 7 Corydon A. Alvord, Jr., forgery in the third leg HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. in this City and Brookiyn, | 3 high oop, Huy furnished, not leas than tweuty-Rve feet wide, bertect order throughout; located between Fortieih and Fitty-second streeis, Madison and sixth avenues. Any communication Spring. this week ma; Siacoaed wo care of K. M., Benjamin, No. ‘anal street, AMUSEMENTS. | wanenance | tet FOR SALE. _AMUSEMENTS. | SALE cHEAP— | JROOTWS THEATRE. CUSHMAN. | TRE COMIQUE, DID, pCa stone, FOR SA 0 Grocery Miss CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN'S FAREWELL. a goat war £4 Broadway. Stores. ‘lea Stores, Bakeries, Confectionerics, Fruit + JO3R HART Sole Proprietor THE RECONSTRUCTED | MULLIGAN GUARDS. ht this wee: MAN w ve ill appear ever: ais Weee Stores ang c tae ‘Soros POA Le art A a CHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. save Saturda, ae Memorial Par Op eRILTR: by ae | OWNTOWN SAMI ROOM-—WIT! SEVE >, 4 Fonts" Lense, ren: tree, best business location, {n the roman‘ic drama GUY MANNERING, |, Ma ROUBLE, sacrifice; also (aster Saloons and Chop Houses near | which will be offered with all of faperior solalat yi" ILD and KARNES, theatres, MITC)IEUL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar stre Bee mnie parecpreted, Dy. superior, tao st” MAT CART Hand OAVLOKD, A —FOR SALE CHEAP, SPLENDID BROAD- ut? oRROw TINEE OF Miss aLicl DE (BENNER, MATINEE + way Restaurants; also Restaurant ana Liquor ate HURSDAY) a an BXTRA MA’ Mat 4 Store to let, at 300 South strect, opposite new railroad MEG MERKILI TO DAY. PLEASING BILL. TO-Day. a 5 store Agency, 77 Cedar On, BATURDAY evening i MACBETIN, ja which Miss | MATINER Concluding with sk A 5 OVSTER HOUSE, as grr AVR: | CUSIMAN, and Mr UA. wobay sika'so BING. om nue, for sale cheap. ot West to J. Le = ‘OF MIS8 CUSHMAN. | ©O., oyster boat No, 16, foot. th Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON'S enga nmgnt Deine on MATINKE WEDNESDAY ond SATURDAY, pty cg oR ie MERY STORE FoR She wil'be Pins tener - Nee m leading thorousbfere, with lavas au4 ore | trade? lease; moderate rent: price $h000.. Particulars are B THORNE, Peeere snd Misager | neca PHELLS agency, Li 122 West Broadway. ak: as | PARADISE oat, SEA’ *%\° THE SALE or’ Sitate # for an Tpormanct of ‘this ot th 3 mp MLLE. BETT FIRST CLASS CORNER DRUG STORE FOR week, {ooluding tbat now | bat rogressing. ‘The box office tell be en con. Btn ar eee Tee amor, Citar, And Bock | Linnoualy trom 6 A.M. w 10 P. me ee ace ts | Tum, ray gousis, TERNS Sin. Laundr bstremers SEUHANE ‘4 amen ere, 3 pe eTRA MA oF THE TROUPE, ‘AND Py ich Lig Bod a Saeed nod For this especial occasion seata will be reserved 10 a Magnigcent Scenery. BRILL TANT DANCER, GOOD CIGAR STAND-CHEAP RENT AND THE DiESS CIRCLE, Places for the IP VAN ELUGE SUEN AL WaT best location tor the trade in the city. Call all the ts will Le offered this (Wednesday) fornes ats ‘Week, from 12 to 4, at No. 5 New street, lunch room. BUTCHER AND POULTRY MARKET—PARTNER M1 sell his Half Interest good paving lendid chance for a man to sep me pply at MALONE’ Store Agency, 121 RK THEATRE, Broadway’ between 2lst and 324 streets. “THERE'S NILLIONS IN IT.” stguTy Waek MR ORR 'T, a RAYMOND, pelo OOTH’S THEATRE, aL. B Shaan RTT & FALMER aiahigeponsee tharan MEG MERRILIES willbe given to-morrow (THURSDAY), for the purpose 8. FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT, | of meeti oy Sessive Semaed tte 0% 10 witness will | im his great character spe: cialty A weil patronized, and doing splendid business: alto | Qaord'tesidents of districts suberean, te Same hie Great COREE SCLALEAY SELLERS, gownbinn, Fainels Rooms, arkots, Restaarai sn excellent opportunity to visit Boo:n’s Theatre, in a serlo-comie american Drama, by MALONE'S Store Agency, 121 Nassau street are as Spon sth a ani pe te periormance ‘commence “The hit of the regent seasons World, FERD STORE IN GOOD LOGATION, DOING A AL food cas shusiness, will be told” very cheap for pocnes crmazen, JOSEPH JEFFERSON. saturpay wéives ava P. & WiKi ee, ee RIP VAN WINKLE NIGHTS Order carat GRAPH FOR SEATS. “A. HIRST LASS CORNER TiQuOR stone FOR mitt SALE OF, SEERA the engage: BEATS SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANOB. ra eyes ate | Ply to Te pa of le Bing Py Be | (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, o'clock. Orders T BARNUMS If North William street | Fecelved by telegraph, Dall ¢e messeng 5 gues tar | IPPODROME! RQOKERY ANU GLAB3 BUSINESS FOR BALE — pore ba CosHwAN BASE s100 aay AN Bt PODROME Store in gopd losatlon: geod Btock, #0, Hor The box office will be arrow for thi ie of BNGON waxD SING teulars address C. 1, G., box i225 Now. ork Ponto mites Ruaber Oe adie tfokew oF ths Dt of spree VENING. COSA, STAND FOR SALE.—INQUIRE aT 808 | mo Meath Lay S i not Be Bsa sr oa AB sshegesgne Broadway; satisfactory reasons for selling. | Bat turday eve nig rang ‘4 RP By THER REVEREND CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,— pn oge to Charlotte © 1) RELIGIOUS RUG STORE LOW FOR CASE—SFLENDID ESTAR | . by Miss jb Gal Sent! TY OF ALL D lishment; good stock; good neighborhood; long | fret geet wil Sppearia'' ine Home J Soarne id Fepageaple y DENOMI TNATIONS. lwase, ata moderate rents fair trade best. r ever | comer Lexington avenue and Righty: Atth at ae ALY'S FIFTH AVENUR bpergtngr PERRSNACGE? gig iar rK THEATR: OR SALE—1,000 EMPTY WHISKEY BARRELS, FOR clier, in Jois to suit: also apple Barrels and Tanks D eee ee ee cononues OF TIONS at BRENNAN, & COLLIGAN'S Cooperage, 61 and MR, AUGUSTIN DALY.........Proprietor and Manager HEPERSENTIN Kent avenue, Brooklyn, B. GREAT BRITAIN, OR SALE—A. WHOLRSALE, | DOWNTOWN roger ‘ jusiness, wi r without ks acious ce! J ana good iaahren: long lease snd ‘moderate rent; eet eee GERMAN axny, splendid capacttion for a beer bottling bumuess, Address COWLEY'S Trang, A. X., box 192 Herald office. | famous Condy, aYPr, (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER AND | = BUBCE ran dunt ha cis ela atin ca te ore, Brat ary ainess 10 . : ele iret SUR AMON Weds tet ay Bate sary wr Pe agai on or address C. eat Side ereuue P otel, | Rearranged expressly tor this theatre, trnrevr, batman ant Thai Jay ‘4 nnaeedaee Balancing Act. he! a mere RACES BY Five LADIES, on their spglish dreds. e | a wu SORT ADOUR'S CAKRIAGE IN CENTRAL ane rete: titely NEW SCENERY, NEW COs. 7 1S ana the follow! IMPORTANT OAST:— Mr. Louis J; bya FR, SALE—THE BAR AND FIXTURES OF THE | ‘Turf rouse, located on, the Seventh avenue, be- tween 18st and 1324 3 thi: re opportpnity Dustness: a long ‘lease wil Go ne present Proprietor having Other business. the of selling. Inquire on the ' 0 HORSE, CHARIOT RACE, | premises of the proprietor, S; S CHESTEN. No agents | & ENexisn ara NU 1 heed apply, asiteet Hsighiyond t PONY RAGE. By SIX YOUNG JookRys, a FWERTY-ON HORSES AT LIB! 9. ROMAN WSTANDING eae Pea eats seanret RdersccTRVENS, NONTH and HOGLE. | ‘40. VICTORIA ON HIGH W EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, | Mlle, VIOTORTA, Queen of the Lorty Wire in her perilous performances on the wire, includizg that mn & veloc) | 1 INDIAN LIFE; Adina gon FOR, SALE CHEAP—THE FIXTURES OF LIQUOR Store northwest corner of Forty-third street and Second avenue; Lease can be had at alowrent. Ap. Ply at Howard Brewery, 618 West Thirty-third street, Mrs. G. if Miss rah Sewett. CE BOX FOR SALE—COST $150; ree Bk SOLD for $8. Inquire at Garvey House barroom, corner Miss Nis Vice Forty- second street and Foarth avenue, Bae: AYN. \x KOSCH ThALIAN OPER | Every even! 9 AMUSEMENTS, \ CADEMY. MIGNO. "ALBANI. (A Last week Ln three—Strakosch Italian Opera, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY OVEMBER A NP APPEARANCE OF Mile, EMMA ALBANI, Mile, HELLBRON iNiE LOUISE CARY, and first time this season of Ambroise Thomas’ Grand Opera in four acts, Mile. EMMA ALBA Mignon Mile. MARL: H 1LBRON as. Fetina A. L. CAR ‘ wilerica Signor Di: BAS ugiieime ignor FIORIN Signor SCOLAKA Powertul aN and Conductor... -- Signor B, MUZIO q KSDA’ ov. roo! J cadem. ee cand ‘oy. GSR ‘appearance ema ALBaNt and second night of MIGNON 1 ey ‘K Nhtad eis aust Grand Mat! Matinee ree. last tne or A he with et “aPitu y the STA, era fioute, When LA TRAVIATE oll be given. @8 win wile *HEIEBRON. Slcuoe BENFRATED — ASAP ETE. Full Chorus and Grand Orche: IONDAY, Nov. bspaig 2! — Popular RB: with tt Mile. ALICE MAMUSI iter! powerful cast :— rst appearance mB Ruy ° Gom . a jortiy” produced—Verdis MBasa Di iN P. My in her renowned role of TRAVLA’ Mile. HEILBRON, Signor BENFRATELLI Signor TAGLIAPIETRA. .. 1ias Cooney, Signor! Lotti, iiali, Fuil Chorus and Grand | Orehigtta, Musical Director and Conductor. 'S. Behrens ‘Admission—Family circle, 0. ceniis; weneral admis mn, $1; reserved seais, 60 cents ext: lor chairs, oF sale atthe Academy of Music, $4, (01 aud. tit roadway ; on and after Thursday, and throughout Sun day ut the Grand Opera House, YCBUM THEATRE, M, GRAU & CHIZZOLA. bas EV&RY EVENING ENGLISH OPERA Bo ENTAUSIASTIC I REOEPTION MISS EMILY SOLDENE. ae BRILLIAYT SUCCESS ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE. THEATRE CROWD E Miss EMILY TOLDE, in Sarobash’s gare vit ty Gen DEB ANY, whic! wil " THIS (AND TaN Wreae'n ‘AT 8 O'CLOCK nd SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30, UNPARALLEL(: D'ENSEMBLE tage attire of UNPREGADENTED: BEAUTY, Box office open trom 8 A.-M: to 10 P. 3, SOLDENB, ind Managers urtiye bay Matis NB CCABE—STEINWAY HALL-MACC Every Evening at & Matinee, retire ati Fourth week of the notable and overwhelming success of ts erat MACCABE, original ¢} NMED ty BEGONE DULL CARR. Or an Elysium ot Humor, Music and ‘Ventritoquism, MACOABE’S TRANSITION OF CHARACTER, The entire press is unantmous to ino marvellout rapidity and wonder with ich change of char Etter is cheetod.” Never has nish a verssGnty of velee: features and embodiment teen exhibited in any enter tainment of modern times. MACUABE": 3 PRESENT AT ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMB of original MIRTH, Pi RS8o. TIONS and SONGS, el those marvels pf deiineations, the bs Bake FELLOW, MIs MARY = are in which aie MAUCABE will impersonate seven indi viduals without leaving the tht of the audience, be Tiaieion syary, grgning until farther, pases: Admission 5)c.; Reserved Seats, 25c. and 50c. extra, trom 9 till & B hebteredy ce THEA 535 BROADWAY. KY CONSTELL AT ION, LEONIK, ERNEST, OVILA AND FRANK HUSSEY. BLANCHE LIFTON, the Auetralian weerk Professor J. L, DAVIS San] hig EDUCATED DO er with ail the Meiropohtan favorites SEVENFSUNTH WEEK of the successtul engagement of ote, MOLEITE PLC AN GAXCAN or OHAHCT DANCERS, Matinee AVEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY aT SSKEUM, BROADWAY AND THIRTY. FIFTH St WO EXHIBITIONS DAILY, at 2:0 and 8 P.M. IGHTS AND | Faris by boraty ta Gl rae BEADOWS MIDNIGHT STO) # ARISE, NEW SXORK. mansaroieos: rouicon: PROMENADE CLOTILDE UTCHixas. Matinee (excepting vaturda schildren, vel tf in e (excepting -atur ren, ry event at Hoo: Colla ren, ae, Gone ‘ HREE PIRSTOLASS SEWING MACHINES, NEARLY eo ‘A CHASE FOR A WIFE, | (Tone; i takens together will pe ford: ter Stes HL. | et etn rr dooree Lh ated sUNLtGHT, da daaghterot le he-chL Miss MAUD OSWALD Gox & Gibbs’ (half case), $85; Wheeler & Wilson's (half Acta—at sie pean OOTING STAR, the young Chiet.... . LEON | case), $35; Singer's ‘arty (half case), $40, 47 Bleecker Act 5.—Hardy’ Chien is, Squaws, Rangers, &c., c., “a street, between Broadway and Bowery. During. the. onsauerade aot 4 all the piinetpal represented by sig. FON'S tribe of SANE ‘ HE PEASE AND, FIXTURES OF 4 MILLINERY etiaractars will dance aa wrail PREPARING AN INDIAN CAM ON THE PLAINS, 3 ble for an; ness; Ad tines | apply ae MO sixth gthatsaen’ *t 1%. otiy Matinee of THE BELLE'S TREATMENT OF A WHITG PRISONER avenue, near Forty-seventh street. sai ia , by Jad gee fie Risins. oe = IN PREPARATION for special and fr ortant revival t “4 | _MA on TULSDAY EVENING) Rovember 10, TOM TALLOW Gn yet | DRO AS ae eer eee ee ren REA DES famous play: y. called “MASKS es H SMALL BAXTER Sahihalronk FOR SALB,—ADDRESS he , ~ | When there is more. than one or for a chiefs Post office box M4! ExtoRt re tinfitt peroginens Fg (TRIPLET lie DAY daughter, she is placed on the » ores of of the tri T WILSON & ROAK@S, WATER AND Dover YING bine LOUIg:, ALLEN Will make er and ato RS NE ae streets—Upright and Worizontal ‘Engines and iebut at te tenes, and her first appesrance in seven pnnan Soe ee espa in swift pursuit she Decomes Hollers, Steam Pumps and general Machinery, second Years OR BY PO ON PONTES, hand; double Hoisting lnwine and @-horse Uaxtel. | EPHANT AN ACE. | WALLaces 4 ee BADE FOR, SALEGIN WAREHOUSE, MILLING DAILI- | Proprietor and Manager, Mr. LESTER WALLACK me RACe Bere NEN AMERICAN | foc MRS Eas .IGRPTESS FAMWI | gue REO GMMR an, | BAba EAQUGE NAPA TOMsn® Anmnast Perec, New. Tece. | induces Mr. WALLACK fo, announce it for . vapeprpeee nee ara lege’ POR SALES AT 5, WEST Saag open NOW RUNNING, | ledvletny 4 hemor 33 THE LANCASHIRE RB. ie poxigy ine 15 horse Engine ler; one Jury do: ATURDAY” MATINEE. trodueln GRE ASED POUR SACK RACE, | wanted to purchase, a Gi Bohter, second AGE, EELBAR’ RROW Sine ge. _ hand. SOBNERY, OostUMi AND APPOINTMENTS Tae LaNCAsHine GASSES, & —— and cast including the names GRAND MENAGERIE open daily atl and,6:0 P. M. FURNITURE. Fou 4, MONTAGUE bi OgN NGL Me. J. 2. | GRAND HIPPODROME Performances at 2 and & = nO. 1h BROW IN, Mee Ge i Dw DEAS, | Box, office open daily trom 9 tos. Se s secured six | A ee | FAs eben WAN, diss ADA. DEAS: | qavaTig advance, Grund orebesra, lady erebenes, | (aa | BURKE, Mrs, JOHN SE TON, Migs M- BEL EL LEONA a family cirole, 90 cents. es re afeinae seeea | M"did SONTABE ONES TERA, 9 | 0 an &SDAY, Nov. 2 Sera eco oer ere y by Hie sition ch ane ncoleen, Bawn” “Artah na | and 4 7 We Sah sa gee by' Mr. J.C. i Lambrequins, i ne Bios He BOUCICAULS | NeCOLLOM tn #, yo a ae —__———6 witt appear. drama ‘Will De illustrated by Ber | pa O#, OB, THE ARRLAGE, music a. melodies, composed and selectea resented with new and elegant. ‘appointments &c., &e. ir. iSwonas baker, aul EE ec ee ce ee ee new and romantic scener: jiesere. Matt. Morgan, Isherwood, Clare, Morris and ait THE ENTIRE CONPANY will be engaee ‘In the performance of the piece. ITEINWAY BALL pone. THOM. i THOMAS, SYMPHONY Cononhty X85 postto RI sure ge vara Ls ty ae, and everything pertaining to v to upholstery at ig 26 to 40 or, cemt under reguiar prices to close our retal = | Admission tickets, | 194 Fifth fat twenty Thies mt | dy, in by Ling avenue, i ir renty- Come: a our act indaa. : <a | Box office open daily from 8% til & o'elook ox REALS ING, NOV.7 AT @ —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY weit tolls FOR | aa 2, sland 81,0, ‘Beata, 80 a extra. | ERTWAte S COS 7 UkRntin sees an | PYANOFORTES, ORGANS, &. oe aga = immense stock and | iow. prices Great bargains for for cash | Tae Nee ae “reg ocnaas eamaten HARO LDN Mirat by 10, jgRRRLIOZ | | oie by Mr. CHAR BAK CONCERTO Fi BORPIANG,'S ton Sp ma EDTARD GRIEG | | ry | pyupaonY, to. aBRrEovEN 0 Bale 0: both the Public reer and. 8 Sym) mphony Cor Arurseie TARO DEALKAS!—OALL oy kd 8 <4 teen Ope KSEr & 00 218 Wert Tienty-eeventh stfeet, -FOR RENT, An SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos nur 9 a ee id for sale, a number of fine sec ia perfect orde: TLL! A REFORM IN GhORGE A 'GLARK, 147. ereaawny, Announces a great ‘eanction ta prices and ara liberal terms of any house in the city. Peg ant ag ture, Varpets, spring and hair Matiresses, Patlor jasemelts for pig * | W4STED-SMALE HOUSE, UP TOWN, AE! Brvaiattables rent $260 to $9.0 per annum. Address roadway. ANTED TO LEASE—CENTRAL LOCATION, PROP- factory b suitable ay a om sre mineral water manu- uildis With cellar. Adore: fii 7 ji purnedlass Ww: Wa, D. J STEAD, 84 Spring atreot WAXTED“A, THREE, STORY, BROWN | STONE lly ana nicely turnishod, for a past pri- vate family's Jocation between Fortiéth and Fifteth stre xington and Sixth ave! rent Bot to exceed $200 per moath. Address K. L., 146 West Forty- first street. ANTED,—A WIDOW AND SON (YOUNGMAN)WANT tog Hunntes ftom Fourteesth. fo twenty ele neh sueek; ated (rom Fo H guid pay trom $2 10 9A, “Address HUMES WOT Bes ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE, SI be Room, Kitchen and one or two Bedroo! { spectable location; clean neighborhood ; Beem ne ti suited; best of reference given and required must be moderate. Ad box 495 Post office, Stam ford, Corn. ‘ANTED TO RENT—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, by small, responsible family, located between Madison and sevent! avon and Forvy-secona and Sixuleth streets, Address, stating particulars, T., box 4,065 Post office. ANTEDA FURNISHED ROOM FOR THE WIN- ter ad a single gentlema: be ington and sixta avenues, pirects: price must not, exceed evenings. Address M. A. W., ANTED—PLEASANT ROOM, WITH SOUTHERN exposare, furnished or unfurnished, and Board for lad, AIA with EUW at -3 family, where there are no re ‘fourth Ca Seventh avenu Address M. A R, Heral er week, inetua: Herald otes. Uptown Breach office. a BEADS Al. ~STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES. AND the Pheinu & Collender Caney Cushions Ww. LANDER, suc- 7 Broadway, w York. for sale only by the patentee, cessor to Phelan & Collend 7 or oF. Lh ye td Seg pd EL sae if ables, ing first class, tor sale cheay Cali at piano ore, 28 ar Fwenty: intra street, ts MERICAN BEVEL, BILLIARD TABLES Witt inal shang We veatnags ew ge all mat ANC S 5 riv new; GOO? ih GRIFFITH COn W Vesey street N EXITING CONTEST.—BILLIARDS.—A MATUB for the Oty ip plopanip, by te the ULB ERE experts, at Tammany Ball, this evening OHNSON'S PARIS MUTUEL POOLS WILL BE a0" eM this evening at Vyrille Dion's Billiard Room, roadway, on the Bilfiard Tournament, and aiso py Ate all every evening during the Tourna- ment. OHNSON’S PARIS MU!UEL POOLS WILL BL OPEN this evening at Cyrille. pions billiard room, No, 1,299 roadway, on the Billiard Tourna it, and also at Tam- many Hail every evening during the tournament . STORAGE, for ncerts Frill com Ricken No 1id ritth avenue, above Slateenth st snaat of aT ar KN ss ‘ ADO | FiNe AtSONTIFENT OF NEW ak BAnDoouR “ sabaerin ribton Ne ots can tama Ea atthe Box office FINE ASSORTMENT OF REW AND, HANDSOME A Pianos to rent at AINE S pig i 4 0 Rooms, 27 Union joy, tor cams Pwo Pinus bee boon used o litte: vers ow for L pays GENTLEMAN IN NEED OF MONEY WILL SELL ificent blue satin pans aglotie ‘cost for He magni do. brocatel, $116; re ee ee rte, ts, : ioe rae 3 ite rei dence a thet doth at yw for A PRIVATE FAMILY, J = Xo. Fort a Usk | GRAND xamiGhat EXHIBITION pat Bie aatped eas MAGNIFICENT 7% OCTAVE PLANOFORTE, FOUR | MBRICAN INSTITUTE. se BOG eae ee fuses welts, cnet tr for $90 read forsee, ontvos Stee, gverat ny = ¢ | EENQON AND. EVENING CR: Heater ee sed: agra fed maker, cost erie GRAND CONCERTS B L OROURSTRA. Fpom sets, i Drening Ox Cases, afin th vt, wear Broaeway. | aDMisat Open from Pa. Me gmoney 4+" face. “ee hcp Et sraumtinge Brome HOUSE 20 LET—FOR ute AN ELEGANT Prine redone Woe fn ft ERD GAS CRN: ASTM Bete! terns aerekeey residence 8 ares 10 I"raminations, should viste me {IFIOH ea eee eee OF attor 2 o'clock. free the hours of 10. ang, 4 and 2a Peta ‘which Fartor. Ch Sha er Dining ‘4 ai Ge a the vast machinery 1s in THhotlow. A MAGNIFICENT BRILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE four round cornered Pianoforte for sale, cost dnfaat for $250; Stool. Cover. J c. 5 best cits lene ad erty family leaving city. s** FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, OFERA HOUSE, corner of 29h street. aye fat 1B CRI | feed Call at private residence 120 A LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN 8 $100—H AN} ND some idee round Sonmared Pianotorte, incies: A land cover: modera ve rteot TH 1 New weer ne ae Bill. BIROR, __WAMBOLD, BACKUS, j Bill. RIC. kapo. ” Ger. 28 Third sreek, near Bow" A EEANG ela taliedeas ona N, MACKIN. WILSON ja eae, arm el ¢ we treet fect ches wh may uk, kK IN EXCHANGE FOR HORSE or pair of rer FAMILY peeceerts SATURDAY ELLY & CO,, cortier of Twenty-fifth street and’ Sixth avenue. URNITURE AND CARPETS AT tte 82 J SALE, by a family giving up housekeeprhy. Apply at 8 Prospect place, near Forty-first street iad Seosnd av. and ‘of Horses, Vall at 219 East | atesthira street. ” QR, SEGOND HAND AND MISFIT. CARPETS, ALL Aieas ele coal Ta REE | ad and Ingrain; very oheap seine old piace, Tis Faiven Panay Pee ier mae eee HB PROPLE pel eee ——__—— i BLE! AYNE’S PATENT SEQRETARY AND SOF BEDS.— PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SEDI. THEIR BLE. on eo ar gait where. sccriflee; a Driitmnt toned 7M oct VOTE, Ss “ at __LOAN OFFICES, git c 5 aa et a rere Gclonel MULBERRY SELLERS, TO Ears Aaa ag Uprwetelate tt Werle po eras ee! jeteent WT BARGAIN.—~BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD? OCTAVE wr A Walchion Stwreite, aliverwe BARGAIN —BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE ines partieaiany Pt usiness confidential. A sankers. gat mae Light Ree LONG TERM. Los senores bablan Espanol. Pecyoen, iand GLa Colonel ro rcpe hes RS aT tour be happy DY te Te. T 607 BROADWAY, CORNEM FOURTA STREET— vine aosivoan cParcur Priko: ¥Mn, FOO. Theatre, Broadway ; Dative Pwenty-test end ty ay Libeyal advances on pinnae’ ite A Ry ued tuves; every improvement; 0 monthly ti aid; second will, rete some points In | BARS, CAMOrs Hair ShRWiny Laces eReOURL ETOP | Sacgat 8 i lations in which “there's millions” © Benator erty of every description. JASLP, MATTHEWS. 18 Waverley piace, ee entra, Tatrworthy will not ve present OSi:PH SOLOMON & cO.'S, 134 FULTON STREET, |m TJOSé 2 co Na te woos MOSEUM. ‘woop's, 7 OOTAVE PLANO, OARVED LEUS, $160; sTEIN- Pinte, Sie “Canuely. Hake Diamonds, A La ete a tases sul i stop 9 oR omens a rticles irtu: est L Hy vate ce for ladies. Se habla Espanul. meee at Broadway. i = | ate HON, TH THIR *hENTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY, GTEINWAY AND CHIORERING PLANOS FOR, RENT man CONisENT. I pay the highest prices i jamon ‘al " ‘ "8 OPERA HOUSE, WEST 23P STREET, Jewelry, old Gold aud silvor. of the seme advanced o seemed renege ad pan Ra at Fourteenth street. » 6: and 7th avennes, Rear Booth's Theatr: ANSTRE, ae “Hb EXCELSIOR TROU ATERS’ CELEBRATED CONOERTO ORGANS y Rains. at bata oe nee at he A’ JACKSON'S, 306 BROADWAY, Pads bf ELEV- enth street.—Money liberally on Dia- cannot be excelled in es or be aes Watches, Jewelry, silks, Dry ¢ aode and Personki oe ie competition ;, iB ee low slog cash Bear wre coy rent until ber Bee Sh SFrathites BRYAN('S MINSTRELS. THE Er BLEPA! Mulligan Guard B: Toperty of every description. rivate entrance for ee annem, "walled ae sia rabies BaYAars ite re Ra ORDERS AT r avAnS, 0 BROADWAY—LIBERAL ADVANOES wee SELL oe SQUARE 7, OOTAVE BAYA Nae KELS. | W Car's Away, sacpvon Ramada Watcneg nuverware. Nes ane vcchestbe bata Fa Prater 5 ih eee Rae ck Oe é ‘will pay the highest market price for the same. oosth street ; THA DERUG! Boat facie ae pe pa nt, Seymour, bene Hart, nm, Emer- ce open i OFFICE. —$75,000 ON ht Na oh pag d a :m Secured, remy Matinee ov avery Saturday at 3, te Jewelry, Stiver, Mdia Sha a Gant Yate lea Ro, “Whe utinoet. value loaned, OF Will _DANCING ACADEMIES. / hed It bia sid BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. ANCING ACADEMY, | ARTGUR he muah ay A. ie ourteenth 3 5, Went oF beds 4) Gra . | lyn. the geleprated 1) ing and saturday Matin KLY! iss VIOLETTA TMALLE, ‘the young American | Fores donna; Mr. LIAM H. DAVIS, basso, of New ‘ork, and Mr. wkonare SIM psoe, tenor, of Brool worlxa, having most generously volunteered their romanons! Rev. J. 8. McDonald. will appear in on Sunday evening, November 8, 1874, for ne | —— of ay ah ' Church of the Immaculate Concep- ion, Broo! ‘The reno’ wned /GILMORE'S TWENTY.-SE! Ces | MENT BAND, comprising sixty-five musi Messrs, arbucky le, Letebre an ree tamed P. 3. more, abs Oc ai a promoter of foto! Tabites, Rye One hundred gentleme! t 3 sad at aa nization: ry in Family Parquette REI. thernemhtorion air eit; have yealso volunteered this concert. Admiasion, including seat oe Gc. ; Dress Circle, 75c.; Balcony, $1; ROOKLYN ACADEMY. aIDA RAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA, THURSDAY, irr Verdi's Spectacular Operm, bits wyne le og gy gett, arene gURN, Okie, Sab na UENTE, FIORING, COL’ RA. ran d Chorus, Orchestra, ‘sand a and Ballet Magical Directur and Cond Wietor ignor B ad Reser’ Seal ler: Tickew for sale atthe Academy, gegice airy | Broadway, New York. New YORE STAD? THEATRE, 4 AND 47 BOWTRY. Bak en} ANA YR. Worite of German: in opera bouffe, commencing sai of gsrmany, eens re in her celebrated role of of Boulotte in Bouffe, in four acts, by Offenbach. Box oben open di gn daily tr trom 84 Ap a n peers PasTOR’ Sgpreey pou bat — te: AE NS WORE MECH ANT THE MORGAN Neon JENNIE ry ov ate their new and YG ee Rt bear NILES and EVANS. in TONY PASTOR, LARR’ SPECIAL —Upon my to fernoon, at the py {he champion Pedestrians, Ev CULLEN and W. ABD ING will, atads on the pletion | of thetr wal! zing ma' sues mo eon dae ai Ge d_upon the stage ‘of this theat N@S WITH THE GREAT MUSICIANS. ihe ‘American Literary Bureau take pleasure in a® , howpeing the JN. PATITNON, mie willgive the first of his Cou: | Lectures ean ecitals, at De Garmo’y | corner of Hin aven nd Fourteenth st., Novem! PLuiaRds. NATIONAL GRAND 2OURNAMENT POR THE CHAMPIONSELE OF AMERICA, presented by Mathew Delaney, Esq., patentee of the new opular Wire cushion. eT Se erage OF PLAYERS vr onsisiing of AUK: FRANCOIS UBAgsr, HER, EDWAKD DANI P. RUDOLPHE, J. and 0. Div: MAUNICE DALY, GEOKO® F. SLOSSON, commences at Teetany Hall, cue, even! AFTERNOON WAND RV ES ING: ty ate DAYS. addmieden, 50 eon’ 3 Reserved Bea 1; no charge for drelock in the afternoon aad & 1 Ne IVOLI THEATRE, T Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues, THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY acres’ AOR THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS, RY EVENING NED VARIETY SHOW, SIXTRt: pay aT ALE, “aero THE MOST ih /OBINSON HALL, between Brond wa Hearty Foun @ Hy ) aii #; a weit bry Mm 23 FE, OUR GREAT. VARIETY COMPA) "ih Coprtrient sonny aun ruroee s Gar Sal tile Swit, Addie Freeman, Marian qua, and forty-twe s* JaMus’ er sats LONDON. nt RY EVEN LAGE PRIN "Ohare May sb knee ond arnt | Classes, now. hue. open tog belanbre "Gl taught Send for circular. J, SAUSE’S DANCING ACA! ety | AT a FRURUAGER A coh se Jewelry, sore) near 8800) r , 3 ranoes made ou Diamonds, Watetes and Jewe! ry! Janse bought and sold. house, for Fa a tees ms of any size Foc Ohnd delvered Gay GARI, owner one manag Abiagdon square. A. “| —STORAGE—WEs' 00) TOR. Ss Carer bed received on storage. Rooms large, light, clean aud. §KOOMR STREET Bees LATELY beisendat Boom BY BREWSTL - FeaNpRav. COAL AND WOOD, ¢ ENUINE LOCUST OUNTAIN | AND $6 25,-finan al from $6 28, (o $7 por. ton of Poo ibs red. THO. rai DFO ‘Twenty seventl t ond finth avenue and ua Wadieon strack, N EXCITING eipnanips 3 co NETS. —A MATOH for the ohamplonship, by the usa experta, | at Tammany Hai Yh ty x WanR CRg cHgice O'R Lt FAREWELL NIGHT.—' W. Fri box Slo Ponto ie: ‘sale, to best Saturday. Heel ves Saint th street; foarte Hal et ea Watts: re street, PRL vate way, | ast an ara hott, Ch RoULARS ‘at private | ———+ za sews PRIVATE OLASSES_FOR DANO. ing Ae og at avenue, corner of awenty-atth ONEY LUANED—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHE! Jewelry and Riverway ic Le eae ought an jeweler, 1,190 Broadway's $ twenty: ‘ninth street. t 5 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST Oa, A..! Liberal advances “ade on Dia ponds, Wate! ss tre Jewelry and all \ haan or bhi 5%, 4 1 Hy same bous Morning and afternoon classes for ladies and children. nn and sold, Room 1 ‘MAN LEOPO! Evening classes for gentiemen, Send for a circular, SS WHE LEO LECTURE SEASON. SIXTH AVENUE | BETWEEN | TWENTY. J, MARS ACADEMY DANCIN iis RVENING—A LE 403 feat tng, trent Ann roots Lberal a4. Ae hedeer er ACADEME, OF any adap aay | | APS mH aaa Reith by agate pd ances made, on Diamonds, Watches, Jewel it ings. For terms send forcirculary Bor miitty Se ‘Broadway, near desand Shawis Same boaght at fal ie Sbaan, ening, November 4, at § o'clock. FouFin street the ihe ar featand maa maanificent museum A —CARTIBR'S Sacetee ACADEMY, rasrnr? « Building tersec' Pret and ragen streets —Ulassés every M. iy rit evening; private lessons glide aeatae ‘4 ‘pela R. phy Aha ACADEMY OF PASUING, —SPECIAL tatp lige J EVERY NIGHT aT a dhaatairatec the New York Ly oh fe) Seweiry, between Houston and Bi and old 7 c., sane g bauett business ‘con fidential. DENTISTRY, | A reacreE NEW DisCovVSRY IN TEETH . ‘ Sealey aynee, be Benltater Cy: rears a teLOMA © OF Ear, VisNita aatcal 10%, Broadway Hall. Broadway and Clasges jor adaite & oh | satis ee SN caiaety tei Ree tte ma seegeaes coh, Say Lead Da anorte nnn ttESTA TAURANTS, | | sire, betwee erates See te, Was LRvaNTE | | | r tists. r TUSSD AY, and Feat gt at Dry P, M. he Cancan, tag Raat READING BY LAURA Di Reader, untou be Penge 8 ect, het Se Peed Fe, Weanesday, evel | Ing, November Li, 4, at 8 o'clock, ‘Admission, ROYLE ROOMS, ey AVENUE THIRTIET: A Sree ut Wore BAVENUE, 4XD THy Uatcad ST Oo Looe tee KV i ERY EViNING, SOMMERS Day Arras CIAL MATINEK kVERY PATUm 8 O'CLOCs M* * MACPHERSON’S RECEPTION SOIRE! BOL NOON, OOMMBNOING AT 9 U'OLOG Broadway Hall, Broad w: _this eveming, Wednesday, ‘Novembera atv ’ ‘clock, | Oia ROBERTS, JR.'S, READINGS, Novem! vember 3) aud Deceunber & me HALL, UPILS stan Yon. DI [ATIC OR Va Aes: ia it busines bya a enue tera trot. i gieeatee ie tw seventh avenue, mode! atte mT oF 4. ee \BOUND ane