The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1874, Page 2

2 NEW YORK AMUSEMENTS. _ HTH AVENUY: “THEATRE, +) Be Carriages at 10:45. die. “AUGUSTIN DALY December 21, rat Wine here). ented, SIR GILES OVEGREACH .. ‘who has been SPECIALLY Py GM LORD LOVELL by Mr. BORN by Mr DH HA kins: JUstics B GREEDY bs Mr, JAMB: LEWIS MA A AINGS: FORMA D. here). Mg D. KANZA. SATURDAY MATINEE at 40. THE HONKY MOON, CHRISTMAS DaY, A eek TAL GRAND MATTE or MONSIBUR ALPHONSE, X REHEARSAL for BER 6 PAIR ‘TE. whi mnake her first apo) RS. F. BL, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. jouday, bec, 2. and every week, drst appeara: Se CoNWA Reap) erence of Mr. PRANK ROCHE. MONDAY—MUCH ADO aROUT NOTHING SPECIAL MATIN he CHRISTMAS DAY, AT & ARK THEATRE. SEN-ATION OF THE SEASON. Mr. JOHN 'T. RAYMOND, ia Mark Twais COLONEL NINETY-EIGHTH PERFORMAS ONE HU NDRETH fH PERFORMANCE, NESDAY. ohta Nie, ame: MEDY, “PYGMALION AND GAL nce. Evening until further notice. warner esi BDAY AND CHRISTMAS DAY. Proprietor and Manager | « Thursday) Massinger’s EBS. Me, RL DAVENPORT | D to give additional | periectucss to the present ‘seri series of 3 ard Revivais. ~ GEORGE DEVERE; WELL. Wut NU ORDER by An GAMES PRAKES; LADY ALLWORTH by Mise ANNIE GRAHAM: MARGARET OVERREACH by Miss Baka JEWEST; FROIH by Miss NELLIS MORTIMER. THURSDAY NrguIT—tHG UONEY MOON (first time AY DU diate production, GIL, h Miss CARLOTTA LECLERCQ will rening during the CB, MONDAY, DEC. 21. LLACK’S. W *ropriewe nd Manager.. Mr, a WaLLACK io bovcrsal AND SATURDAY MATINEE, A> original, Irish play entitled THE SsHal Fi MONTAGCE, us, “JOHN GILBERT, Mr. nhkny Bic CET, Mr. kpwa RD, Wis Miss aba DVAS, Miss JEFFREYS LEWIS. Mino. Fonts MisaIONE BURKE, Mra SEFION abd Miss LAISDELL aiso m the cas: in adval nee. LYMPIC ABEATRE, air, JOHN PF. POOL! ‘ THE RECONSTRUCTED BLACK (and tan) GROOA. New Scenery, songs, Dances, Rhymes, Ac. First, aprearirice of the young and Deantifal ISH PREM k No, 6% BROADWAY First appearance of the Master Gymnasts, E VICTORELLIS, their Wondertul Specialties THE TWO cEebiiroRs and NEW POLICEMAN. SAM RICKEY... MASTER BARNEY SOL SMITH Bi a0; WILLIA) 3, NILES and BAL ANB, ARRISON, Miss EMMA D. ear AND SATURDAY. MATINER GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE CHRISTMAS Ds BOUCICAULT’S DRAMA, ARKAH % { POGUB. STROPOLIZAN Te THEATRE, NEW STARS. Mile. DE Vonimd CHARLES VINCENT, CARPENT! OF BOUEN AND ALADDIN Woons. MUS yi | FANNY DENHAM, G, W, PIKE, DLE MOINE, HASRY FANCHER, Mile. LAVENIA MES WBL Cssik WALB TWENTY-FOURTH WEEK OF THE CAN First appearance of Mile. DE VALERL Third week of Mig. DE ROCHEFOUCAULD, CANCAN at 9:30, format MATINEES: WEDNESDAY and SATURDA EXTKA MATINEE XMAS, ARNOT, Mr. J.B. HOLLAND, Mr, NARD, Mr. ED. qu= OPEKA HOUSE. may be ordered at 10:40, Seats secured query night, CHRISTMAS MATIN E. Manager |) ITA and SENORA BARNEVELLA COMIQUES MUSICALE. "Stale soe “FAMOUS: coer IRISH POLICEMAN | and an eats -DUTCH JUDGE p's. et tad 42 4 535 BROADWAY. nce to conclude at 10:30, 'y Mt 2.30, NESS peree. NIBLO's, NIBLO's, IBLO NIBLO”: STUPENDOUS ATER, ACTION. 1, MonDay, DECEMBEL ,2t, 1874 N. D. ROBERTS JACK AND JILL PANTOMIME TROT PE, NO JILL PANTOMIME TROUP! JACKE AND SIC PANTOMIME TROUPE, introducing more Noveltie: ter artists than ever conce {a this country, FIST TIME IN NEW YORK OF A DOUBLE BARLEQUINADE. For fall particulars see posters, programmes, &c. Admission, Sic, 75. and $1. according to location; no extra charge for reserved sea HEGULAE HAMIL A! AND EXTHA MATINEE i Siig este COMIQ: Mr. JOSH HART First week of Miss KITTY HENDE Gallery, BRUTHERS. HARRIGAN AND HART. PATRICK'S Dad PARADE. THE SKIDMORES. AND OUTS. Mr, CHARLES WRI and = Mr. JOHN WILD. Miss KITTY O'NEIL and = Miss ALICE BENNETT. Miss AMY ROBERTS and Miss POLLY BOOTH, Mr. WM. CARTER and Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, ‘And the Sue Company in Concluding with a tig ted ar original Sg ga by Mr. Ba. Harrigan, enti FE. MATINEE WEDNESDAY. “AND, SATURDAY. ae MATINEE ernoon and night. ‘ACOABE-BOBINGOX HALL—EVERY EVENING, Entire change of bi revised nae of his highly successful Mono ARE. The entire press is anan- [tious as to. tbe marvellous rapidity and wonder with which each chanve of character iseffected. Never has voice, jeatures and embodiment logue, BEGONE, DULL ¢ such a versatuity been exhibited in any entertainment of modern times NS, VOCALIZATION NSTRATIONS, IMPROV! NS, all biended in ICH AND R, B replete with Ecce: be une of the leadin, $f surpassing excellence wi hace EC, and SAT NSUN HALL—EVERY EVENING, 0a % of bas Original, Bright and Deli PERSUNATIONS AND SON liversified, replete htital digs, Operatic sel sition of Ventriloguism {. Admission, We ; Ke: ‘ander 12 years ot ‘age, bali pric: Ticket office, Bohinson Hall, open daily trom 9 till 6 ad Character Delineations. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. Every evening at 5. saturday Matinee at 2. XCELSIOR TROUPE CELSIOR TROUPE 8, Vovalis entire change of bi for “the Sketch in six scenes, entitled RASTA CLal SANTA WITH GRAND SKAT.N Su arc Characters by Dan sryant, Bob, Hart, Nelse sey Dave Heed, ve. Brock way, Hogan CanIST MAS DAY MATIN At 2 O'CLOC NEE EV. ERY Bal TEENTH STREET. medy, in four acts, by Winterteld. _ Box office opeh ‘tatly from 8} Ss till 4 o'vloek. CADEMY.—MLLE. ALBANI—LOUENGRIN, AREWELL NiGHTS ot the A COMPANY. most successial Grand Opera, LOHE. Mile. EMMA ALBAN Miss @NMME LOUL ak neues COLARA, HALL. us and Urchest ry M nsteat Dis Danwei n Academy, MA. WEDNESDAY, Pee amber 30. Twenty- pat 4 Subscription ra, Boxes, $12, ight—Mile. ALBAN Admission, $2. "aired seats, $i Sléand ‘according to locauon. Box office opens at the Academy for sale of seats for Any one Of tne three farewell performances on EDNESDAY, December 2, at 9 A. M. etter Tricks, more ani bet- ‘ated in one entertainment SATURDAY. MA* DAY, E, 514 BROAWAY, sole Proprietor ON, Mr. GEO, F. MOORE, Mr. GEV, HW. ADAMS and tne’ LE CaLVIN ies of the most novel kind, will actractions of New York during the Christmas and New Year Holidays Special MATINEES eI on RDAY. DEC. B, at 2o°clock. ‘ith intensely ited. Beautitul Melo- als, a Superb expo~ rved Seats, Se. extra, Juveniles y: WEST 23D STREET. JANET BILL FOR THE HOLIDAYS. MEERY CHRISTMAS. Dancers, {nan New Christmas TURDAY, AT 2. 2% Twenty-cghth Subscription Night. -ELSA Signori CARPT, Dab siz. B. MUZIO RAIORIO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, ombined with th BROOKLYN HasDele AND HAYDN SoCTETY. FRIDAY, Di CEMBER 25, AY 8 P, st AY HALL, MsssIAH. MES-TAd. rar ETA oes ratorio and CHORUS OF : y YGRCHESTRA OF £0, ar minent Soloists EOP. DAMROSUE at schirmer’s, 70: Broadwas Ae ALTERAM PARTEM. GEORGE VANDENHOPF will reply to REY. T, DE WIT TALMAGE'S trictnres on the Theatre at STEINWAY HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 2 Bey mee! 1 Reserved Seat, 7° at Pond’ om"Bame Locture at Brooklyn ac ‘ademy Wecomber 31. DOLE THOM AS'S SECON. MATINEE SRAND M\TINEE, | Solo! Ms Ew Ac HeANCE H. Contrulto, ‘a tomas olka ORCHESTRA, served “eats Adm! Can be had at the oy o 701 "and i Broadway, and at No. 35 Union squ M*“, JAMES SCHONBERG (FOR MANY YEARS stage org ot Wal ‘s) bus invented, patented and demonsti NEW PROCESS POR WORKING STAGE SCENERY, and now desires to meet with an ng etic, honorabie Tuoneved man to asdiat 19.10% the proprietors ef is a) United States. Princi will please addr SUHONBBRG, box Vost office, York Conductor Admission, $1 50 Reserved Seats, =. Tickets 4 sale Tickets now on ‘ ‘Union square and Fifth Avenue Hotel, TEINWAY HALT. THOMAS MATINEE, | Si er on. PP LOO, Peoember 20. at extra, @ of Steinway Hall, ‘at Nos, re. © Apparatus to outres Ssecgnent the | ess Mr. J, (yaaiermas CAROLS! Gyery variety a plain: $e Tal gic Publinves by Olan Mee ee MtTSON & CO., 71 Broadway. beady Hi to bet gel Books, Masie Folios, Masioal Instruments, of jee, for holiday gifts New Girt ad price, tor ho ay a ahi Gs ai PALMER. + MOSETTVELY TAS oa “HERO or THe HOUR,” The beautitul romantic Play will be given but five DAY, AD tyne more Fries (MONDAY) EVEN AND Cuikituas MATINEE TS DaY No one should fait to see Yoegtlin's Grand PANORAMA OF OLD PARIS and Matt Morgan's splendid Picture of the PLAC EOE La BASTIULE and the animated MAl- CHRISTMAS want the ryimed Tragedy of yithghe GREAT SHAKUBPE AN COMBINATTON, | re tee VANDE : Miss MATILDA HERON as. LADY MACBETH NEXT MONDAY, December 28, first night of Halliday’s atic Version. ot Yharies Dickens’ charming titled CHRISTMAS sre tT U8 EW Ly, Jai GEORGE FAWO. "S$ unrivalted de- Troaen ot the character of WILKINS MICAWBEK, The production to be also distinguished for beauty of “mechanical effects, including. the its ised CATED aaere SCENE and Boot’s THEATRE, CHRISTMAS MATINEE. LAST TIME OF THE ROMANTIC DRAMA, THE HERO OF THE HOUR, z OOTHS THEATRE, ORT JARRETT & PALMER beg to announce that they will revive on NEXT FRIDAY, CHRISTMAS NIGHT, with the magnificence "and periection that’ marked its production during the farewell engagement ot Miss hariowte, Cushman ineludiug all of Locke's original RAND CHORUS OF WW MIXED VOLOKS, ACBETiL. The celebrated shai peerian, ir Mr. George | ‘ain in bis greatimpersonaugn on Macbeth. The revival wail also have the extraordinary Interest, muse and } tie saplune tragedy ot merit and atiraction of being the occasion of the feentres of the upon tue stage, aiter her prolonged absene USTRIOUS TRAGIC QUEEN, the world reuowned 1s8 MATILDA HERON, who will, tor the frst dino iu New Yo LADY MACBETH. The cast of characters beyond these will make a dratt cuaracter of ‘upon the full bo ba of the chakespearian orgasnizauon of Booth's Theatr The bill will be repeated on Saturday evening. SALE OF SEATS INS. oxate OF (MONDAY) MORNING at e AMUSEMENTS. _ ~SOLDENE. ‘Terwees and Managers Miss EMILY NO LDENE E'S EN <GLisl OPERA BOU FFE COMPANY. MONDAY, Decomier 21, LAST NiGu&: OF LUPERIC, TUESDAY ana WEDNESDAY. December 22 and 24 also SATURDAY APTE {NOON, e! LA FILLE Dit MAUAME ANGOI THURSDAY EVENING, Dec December GENEVIEVE Di DE BRA! FRIDAY and SATURDAY kv! KVENINGS, Dee. 25 and 26, HE GRAND ‘UCHES». In rebeaiaal Offenbach’s By which the music and libretto trom Paris, where it is now the MADAME L’ARCHIDUO, Seats secured six days in advance atthe box office at Schirmer’s, 701 Broad way. a LY TIME, ra Bouffe, of been received ehtet a faction, L YCEUM THEATRE, Messrs. Maurice Gran & oni Chizzola have the honor to a0 will present to the American public, NDAY, JANUARY 4, 1875," the distinguished Aull ih artist $ MKS. ROUSBY, yo,rill make her frst. appearan r. Tom Taylor's rama tico- rics Bly writwn for Terand en Orlstorieal Fag, expr The strong Interest aye of the story and. the posite, mert tthat Mrs, ROUSBY, by her persona> RINCKSS KLIZABSTH, atonce attained osition in art, designated “Twixt Axe and @ firstot her recitals. To ftly interpret ement has been effected with GEORGE OUARK an actor of undoubted experience an! power, and & recogmized metropolitan favorite. A numerous company has also been specially engaged, and all arrangements have been nade to give to the new play a setting worthy of its dramatic vigor and literary excellence. this piece an engag MRS. ROUSBY. in this country in a tied, AXE. ‘END CROWN, aching to the Peinetpat person- of the work, Seais secured. ti ou FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, NEW OPERA HOUSE, adway, corner Twenty-ninth street. AMBOLD and = BA‘ aie BCH. Ww. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. DAN FR. PS NOIEOD MINSTRELS, GREAT BILL FOR HOLIDAY WE SCREAMING FUN. ELIGHTFUL SOLO AND FREE: Binaina. MATINEE OHRISTMAS D, Street cars may be ordered at 10. Moral—-Go carly. +E) CKUS, COMLO DANGuS, CHRISTMAS WEEK. BLACK CROOK!!! THE KIRALFY BROTHERS offer tor Christmas Week, Band eer ng Mauhee, the greatest of HOLIDAY ATTRACTION Roval Spectacie, introducing Three Hundred Beautiful the — BLACK CROOK, [hich has already been witnessed during this season PORTE, THOUSAND DELIGHTED PEOPLE, To add to the aturactiveness aor ne by o BLAC NEW FEATURES will be given this week, including the rst appearance of the charming actress, Miss LAZZic, Jacta » THE BOISSET FAMILY, **** ew LAND “TRANSFORMATION SCENE. As arrangements have been perfected for the transfer BLACK CROOK of the to Ford's Theatre, Baltimore. by January 4, the specta- cle will have but a few more representations. ALMISSION cd. FAMILY CLECLE entrance on Twentyeiournhe Hes CENTS street—cushioned seats). HE SEASON OF PANTOMIME, THIRTY CENTS GRAND HOLIDAY CARNIVAL AT THE HIPPO- DROME. A MEDLEY OF are FOR OLD AND Sar DRAMATIC. EQ EQUESTRIAN. Reecae ye AND » TOM ME oe io TM. BLUE BEA! BEARD, WITH ALL Its SOhrarwat music” UND CHORUS, EIGHT HUNDRED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ON¥ HUNDRED AND FIFTY PREMIERS. THREE HUNDRED CORYPHEES, THIS MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, OPENING OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON. * BLUE BEARD. FIRST EQUESTRIAN PANTOMIME UPON RECORD, { INTRODUCING THREE HUNDRED bORSES, PONIES, ELEPHANTS, CAMELS, DROMEDARIES, “GIRAFFES, REINDEER, ELKs, ELANDS, LLAMAS, &C., &C. TO THE PUBLIC. oat months of preparation and an actual expenditare 63.000, Mr. Barnum takes pleasure in presenting to thevamericas” people the nest ‘grand Dramatic ques: trian Pantomime ever witnesed upon an open arena. ‘Vhe vast resources of the great Hippodrome Company are brought into requisition, while an accessory torce of hundreds of young ladies and gentlemen are required in the various Marches, Baliets and Cableaux incicental to the Pantomime. Blue Beard will be succeeded in m by the more daring and thrilling Races ‘varse, in which contests the leadin Equestriany of the great Hippodrome Company wi take part For this Houdday eason the entertamment will conclude atternoon and evenmg with the Brilliant Oriental Pageant. the FET! AT PEKIN, ‘he inost costly, upon de Gra elaborate and truthtul representa! jon’ of a KB FeSTIVAL ever atiempted outside of the IN | Celestial Empire. THE GRAND MENAGERIE OF SIX HUNDRED RA. KE WILD BEASTS is the tavorite resort of chiidres: and alike interesting and instructive'to all. No similar opportunity tor the valuable study of the animal kingdom has ever been afforded upon this continent The more rare and costly specimens are exhibited in droves, whue the total num ber of animals aggregate more than all the other com- bined menageries in the United States. All wild animals fed in presence of the audience at the close of the atter- noon entertwinment Doors open at 1 and 6 Seats secured six (lays in a 3 9to4 Children under 10 hi sf pF ‘postronny ENT. RNUM'S ROMAN HIPPODROME. Mr. Barnum copra th that, contrary to his vsaal cus. tom. he 1s obli the indulgence of the public and Announce that itis 2 iponsible to produce his GRi AY VANTOMIME gt advertised. The immense amount of labor necessary to suecess- fully bring it out has been underestimated even by him- Irs eed = nti g tied wi EDNESDAY UMIGUE UE DECOR MER EGULA FORM will ON tees a AND Teuspay EVENINGS. KE WILL BE NO MATINEL: until the production of the piece. The entire interven- ee time, except the evenings, must be devoted to re- pearsals, CADEM TAL Bs ANI—LOHENGRIN, SCH f PAREWELL NIGHTS, MONDAY, December 23, 5, fwenty-eighth Sabseription The public is respeattully iy intjrmed that the FIRST of the series of THKEE FAREWELL Representations of Italian Opera wiil take piace en the above date, wnen LOHENGRIN ‘will be given, with Mlie, ALBANI, Miss CARY, Signori Carpi, Del Puente and the entire extraordinary cast. _Box office opens Wednesday, December 23, beac PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, on E BOWERY, 1 6) hams distributed among the THREE | audience up day evening. fen pediaesae! at 2:30and & Box office open trom ) Seif. 4 rirst HOMO ND of the beautirul (CHMOND SISTERS. SDAY, i new Local Drama. — SHARPS AND FLATS OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY |"FABTIE ATEW ALT as Orlando Stoute: -—— [i \¥ PASTOR'S HOLIDAY SONGS. ‘he Emersons in O'Connell's Dream. Bill Bal 4 pane: Tooley, Frank Gi rard, Ella Mayo, Nellie Germon, G. Me- gonad, Ww, Hoey, PENING OF LENT'S CIRCUS! NEW YORK CIRCUS, NEW YORK CIRCUS, SEW YORK CIRCUS, TERRACE GARDE qagatee TERKACE GA ATRE, TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE TGUTH STREET AND THIRD AVEX GHTH STREET AND THIRD AVENU Pipty. BIGHT STREET AND THIRD AVENU ENT, Director. Opens TO. MORiOW EVENING,December 22, Performances every evening at 3. Matnees daily 2 Five different lines of cars land passengs ireus. ¥ OF MUBIC. DECEMBER 27, pee AND SACRED CONCERT, 8 sav EVENING, December 7, ats, AND. CHRIstMas PUPILS of the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC, who will om this occasion. through the courtesy of MAX | SIRAKOSCH. keg. have the valuable co-operation of } several fenowned ARTISTS of the STRAKOSOH GRAND Traut AN OPERA COMPANY, $8 aud $12. Paguily Circle, 5) cents Tickets for sale at the box office of the Academy on and afier Thursday. M vadchaeed THEATRE, KBIGHTH STREET, between sregat and Third avendes. THE MOST nibh: rh at PLACE OF THE Best Ly "pesorr, lace in the city arranged after the pian of the Marder Qondon “wuske Hulls . EVERY EVENING—The most gorgeously fitted up Fey: one SEVEN DWARFS, EVERY 3) ¥ SUNDAY, GRAND SACRED CONCERT. woop GYMNASIUM, NO, 6 BAST TWENTY. t.—Nineteenth ANNUAL EXHIBITION iidiuay EViGNING, December 17. Grand display oft Boxing, Fencing, Athletic Feats, &c. Tickets admit a Lee ‘and gonteman $l. Members and friends pi ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NO. 128 WEst Fourteenth street, New York. fhe y Museum is open dally (Sundays excepted), from 10 A. M. on Wedn ay nd Saturdays, (rom 7 to 10 nola Collection, Galleries of Pictures, Stal other Art Objects. Admuassion, 25 cents.’ Mondays free. ir. B. Comprisiny's 4 musical entertail IMP ORTANGE AND MAGNITUDE. _Rererved! seats may be had at box office of Academy. _ Acapeny oF “MUSIO, “BROOKLYN, La COLVILLE, for the ine BENEFIT ROMAN catHouic ORPHAN ASYLUMS will take p) f plage JAY EVENiNG, Decembar ss 1874. The young bes) eet? Prima Loi rae AY. ae ok ILLE, neers in selections trom two oper: GILMORES 3 en US 2D Re GUIENT B MN iis * Six masiess Sten in rend Chorus, 200 voices. ae solo Violnia Solo Cornet. se tere, She, Solo Saxophone. ninent of unusual day'and and Wed LDREN'S PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM HOLD Chrisimas Festival at the Harvard -secoud street an! sixth avenue, on Tues Inesday, 22d and 23d inst. Met A cnion square (ne e Tiftany & 9 juare ar fan} " HARTZ & LEV _ aS ty FOR Med X PRESENTS. 500 MORE BOXES OF TRIOKS, AT ¢ EACH WILL BE READY THIS (MONDAY) MORN. A HANDSOM# PRESENT FOR BOYS OR GIRL. Tricks at ht until 1. glock RISTMAS DA During the nextiour days our stock of ny: Dolls, &c., per cent below cost w make ‘New Conjurin Open every a AND ALL © will be offered for sate at 20 room jor our tresh cuPPly oe Conjuring Tricks we daily expect from Kurop cares attended with Magical Favormances, HUNDREDS O¥ NOVELTIES, siinaBik atinaross Toys in great _Sen amp tor our new Price Li BAZAAR, Proprietors TRICKS. —o Union square ENTS UNION SQUARE 2B riety at 75 cents. ist. ic Lanterns, Magic Lanterns, Microscopes, Graptionsore ns ie Price list free. opes, Camera Obscuras. MCALLISTER, 49 Nassan street, __between Maiden Inne’: ad Liberty street LAMB'E PARE, THEATRE, BROOKLYN —MUN- December, 20, 1874, Daly's Drama, “itound the Buly Kdwards' avd Arthur Chambers in the eet Hill scene ; $00 worth of toys given away at the Christmas Matinee. IARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS,—PIANO, V10- lin, Guitar, Organ. Flute, Harp, Harmony, ~inging; day aud evening. 24 West Fourceenth sire: mailed, Address MUSICAL USIVLRSITY. Circulars HE NEWEST MUSIC. “White the Silver Tints the Gold.” answer to “Silver Threads,” by C. D. Blake, 4Uc. song, Mrs. Ber Bens for Me,” 406, Hanson,” 2ve.; Lae ad ** Hare Why ‘Mean those Holy Vetees!? “Benedictus tor Christias,” 'y R. aoa PSnristinas Bells" ot George William Warren, Copies mailed. t& Bird on the Wing,” Somevody vatches. wid St Thomas,” dvc., both b; WILLIAM A. rom & CO., 7 Broaaway. eee trials) eee! Aer! AND. eras nt Bi DANSANT AND xo RET vt AVERY. EVENING, COMM, CK. SPECIAL MATINEb EVERY Toe baY APTEINOON, COMMENCING ATi 8 O'CLOCK, way, near Fourth street, cent museum in the world. THE LECTURE SEASON. LEO URE EVERY EVENING ATS ‘O'CLOCK, ON Nervous Debility and Special Diseases, at’ Dr, KAHN’s Museum Remember the address, Broad- The largest and most mugnif- Admission, Svc. —SPECIAL LECTURE EVERY NIGHT, AT 8 « o'clock, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets, BRADLAUGH, HARLES BRADLAUGH F will go B.") only eas in New BRADLAUGH. this seaso: mat LARGE Bate in ‘Cournit LNSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY yg NG, Dec, 23, WASHINGTON and GROMWELL, CKETS, FIFTY CEN /ecommodations provided ee" onsale at express office, it and at door evening of lecture. ies. Tickets Broadway; Earle’s Hotel FELIX ADLER. Geiger, at Steinway Hail, on Monday, 2ist, avs P. A J, SAUSE'S DANCL ACADE MIE: at Masonic Hall, 114 East Thirteentl -tourth street. PRI CULAsS at private academy, Sign rh East Fit! 212 East Eleventh street. OF CORNELL, UNIVERSITY, will deliver 1 memorial address on the late PE Abr —OLASSES treet; Bre- ATE 'LES- West Fourteenth str: 1n rapid successio: —CAKTIER'S DANCIN « Building, Stay v Fourte rent street, —Afternoo! NUET DE LA Bouse _Gentlemen Monday “and Thursday evenings at 8. R. AND MRS, HLASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANC- 146 Broadway.—Morning and afternoon en; evening classes tor ; {.R. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DA Lyric Hall, 723 Sixth avenue, Reservoir square. Receptions vansante every Friday evening, ANTED—A DANCING dress, with terms, F. 5. M. gentlemen will be astonianed at the great 1 AL SIXTH AVENUE—LADIPS AND serve the full value tor cast-off Wi parel, and not be humbu In outrAMEOUS prices, gentlemen Writ bo ast 1 at the prices we pa: ak ( ring Apparel, &c. Call on or address Mr. ~~ MEDICAL . MAXWELL, MIDWIFE, « Bast Tenth street, —DR AND MME. NEW CLASS NOW FORMING FOR BEGINNERS at Wilson's Dancing Academy, Arthur Hall, 303 fashionable Dances taught Tuesday evening, ACADEMY, PLIMYTON'S nt and Ninth streets, every | 7 gociable on Thursday and on jas afternoon and evening; private lessons in waltz a special —DODWURTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANG- ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner ot Twenty-sixth Hreet, open tor the season. Horning as penn seme for ladies and childrea. classes 4 tor a circular. L BROOME 8T.— + 361 ble Dances in one course of lessons. or ladies and children; evenings for INSTRUCIIONS ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADENY, ts % West Fourth street.—Classes open: all dances taught perfectly in one quarter; six tashionable da: taught perfectly in six private lessons. at all hours, ages 1 JING, STER, CLASS 4, AD- . Hay I Cottage place. __ CLOTHING. 243 THIRD AVENUE, BE -first stree ENTLEMEN ring: ed, as practised by some after: Call on of address a note to Mr. or Mes HARUM, $1 saxth avenue, near Waverley piace, W ESTABLISHMENT, 1,178 ty-cighth street.—Ladies and gentlemen cau reoelve the iiighest vulue for their Cast: off Wearing Apparel by calling or addressing as above. nth, aereen. Oeadiee nd for or “RUSIDENCE, 11h enue. GRINDUE, CURE B ALL cOM- + plaints; 25 years’ practice. 1) West Twenty-sixth ia TTENTION!—20 YEARS’ PRUSSIAN HOsPITAL BY, 161 Bleecker street. =DR, AND MME, AX Bih st, between Sd and MIDWIFE SINCE 1800, NO. 1 street, first door from Fitth ay, ry and f Eaat Fisty-second » 4 SOCIATION TALI VANDEN HOVE, AEA TMONT FURSDAY, December 8 Tekets wo acPON Reserved Seats, 7 75 cents, 1D'S, No. 39 Union aquare. TI ROOKLYN ATEN FEY. MLLE, oh MURSKA TONIGHT, ts DE MURSKA CONCE: Dé MURSKA and Eh GRAND CONCHIN COMPANY. BUSKIRK, RESIDENCE PHYSICIAN, SUISE 207 EAST Forty-ninin street, near Third avenue. JONSULT DR, OR MME. WEST, cured ; advice free. R. KING'S OLD PATIENTS AND FRIF find him at 92 Lexingion avenue at all hours, ALL COM PLALS TS 45 Bleecker st., near Broadway D8 CAN } street, side eutrane _PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. A “FINE ASSORTMENT or Ew ane HANDSOME Pianos to rent, at HAIN OTHERS Piano Rooms, #7 Union squdre. Now Pianos on iustaimenita or ener cash; two Pianos, been used a little, very low for aa A —POR RENT, UPRIGHT, sou sas. AND GRAND A aa On OE ons owe mak 80 ie sale, 2 number rn second han os, 1D order. KNABE & CO., No, te Pith resting above Sixteenth st LA MAGNIFICENT | ye 000 WEBER PIANO WILL BE sold at a great in for cash; only two years "oid. For particulars apply at East Twenty-eighth st At A GREAT BARGAIN—A SPLENDID ASSORT- ment of second hand Weber Pianos, being the in- struments used by the principals of the Italian Opera Company, Albani, me ron, Cary, Carpi, Puente, &c, Specially selected by th al nearly new and fully war- ranted. “Call at the Weber Piano rooms, Fitth avenue Qna Sixteenth street. TH OCTAVE FOUR ROUND CORNERS STEIN. way, Jmupenee serine st new and eer BA square, uprigl nos and Organs, argatns fOr cash, instalments, to rent, KAKA Giri 352 Bowery. BEAUTIFUL PIANOFORTE—85 MONTHLY, UN- id; round corners, Aree lees agraffe; also Privy seven stopy; same term: DLE, 13 Waverley ‘place, ‘hear Broadway. GREAT CHANCE.—70) OF THOSE CELEBRATED Bartnore Pianos, halt price, by order of adminis- fratrix. 368 Bleecker street; fuily warranted, Testi. moniale from all the great artists, Second hand Pianos cheap. ‘A. QUCKERING ELEGANT | DOUBLE | RouND Fiano for $175; the celebrated Manning Organs rom Cy ‘ bia cast or ipstalments. Pianos and Organs to rent 0 LOUIS BERGE, 90 East Fourteenth street. AN giNVITATION SSTHINWATS, | CHICKERING'S id other fine Pianos for the Holidays; wholesale of cash, ow instalments and for rent: seven oc- $150 to'$000. Oryins, finest in the market, for presents, at Srholesate prices this month: $79 t to $400; on fnstaimehty and tor rent, 8. ALL & CO., 15 Kast Fourteenth str HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1874—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ae: FINE ARTS. PRINCELY GIFT, SIXTY MASTERPIECES OF TURNER. Engraved by Jeena, Willmore, Goodall, Brandard, Gousen, Miller, Ae., alfer the, most celebrated paint isrenowned master. Brillant artists’ proo Thaian paper, sumnptuoualy bound it halt, rant morocco extra, of oval atlas folio spine, per, uniform with the “Musee Fran Sirtweo Royal ahd other famous English an Goutitental galleries gol ee ne printed, Fi aera the London Art Journal.] Itt ¥ not too much Pe rm that & more beautiful and worth: y tribute to the. « niug of the great paiuter does pot ant ts p08 likaly to ex to exist at any future Lime. Imported and for sale by JW, BOUTON, 706 Broadway. Al: —STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND ee Phi [eared (a vollenses Pombinatien, Cushions for sale only by OLLENDER, successor to Phelan Goubnder, ei i iBrosdway. New York. Hiluard “Goberese an used 6 " : ph champion of the werkt jaurice Wanton: free nat rica; Garn! Dhener, Dion, yo and all professional wee the Onitoa” States; greatent inddoements ever offere Mand ex Wea, GHIFFITH k CO. w Vesey stroot. HELAN’S STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TA- bies—Now used in the Windsor House, St. Nicholas, Grand ‘Central ‘and Earl's hotels, New oxi0 Tables for For sale only by GEO. & PHBLAN, No, 7 Bar- clay street. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C pyanaanes FOR THE HOLIDAYS—A FINE ASSORT- ment of Diamonds, Watches, re and Coral Jew. elry, solid Silverware, &c. ; old Gold ne eer boughe 1,207 Broadway. opposite ralisey t Hiduse. A, ROSEWOOD PIANO AND STOOL, $100; BEAUTI- ay Cran. Nar g full iron trame Pianoforte, Pianos $n er month; instalments re: S GORbs Matis, $8 Hievckur street: ueur Bowory, LADY WILL SELL, FOR LESS THAN $100, A ose wood Planoforte, modern improvements, in- diuasng Stool; also rosewood 7 octave Chickering Up- right; great bargain. 28 Third st., near Bowery. STEINWAY SECOND aN. SEVEN OCTAVE ‘and Piano for sale; baloe $500—$100 cash and $20 monthly for twenty mont HORACE WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway. BaRe CHANCK.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A FINE ssortment of second hand grand square and up- Hight} Pianos ‘ot Steinway & Sons’ make; aiso of oiher first class manulacturers. STEINWAY & SONS, 107, 109 and sii East Fourteenth street. —GREAT Ldeeigetera eS ‘IN NEW AND SECOND + hand Pianos a: 1s during the holidays; good Pianos, $100: Org: PEEK & SON, 11 Clinton place teaghth street), near Broadway. A DOUBLE KEED $20 ORGAN, NEARLY NEW, for $65; 54,000 Prince Organs ha Melodeons now iu use; nee improvements; low prices. ORDON & SON, 13 hast Fourteenth street. pik BARGAIN—OVERSTRUNG 7 OCTAVE PIANO, $150; rent, $5; new and tri righ Pianos: low rent; small a al upri Piano, $200, IN, 13 East Fourteenth street, —CHICKERING & 30N PIANOFORSE, 7 OCTAVE, + overstrang: good as new: a splendid instrument and’a grout barvains F, SCHULER, 357 Broome street, A BARGAIN FOR CASH—CARVED ROSEWOOD T octave Pianotorte, celebrated maker, iron frame, eos and Stool 243 bast 30th street, between 2d an PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL SECOND BAND Dunham Pianotorte for less than hal: cost; al ade ty order coat Seek brilliant t $90, for $225; stool, Cover, box for s! peng. Cal inedhately at private residence 120 West PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE- gant four round Decker & Bros.’Pianoforte ata sac- rifle ; a brilliant toned 75 octave, richly carved rosewood case, tull agraffe, cargatee, 6 Piano, having all Geta menbs, printed goarantec, Dill ot sale, cost $975. for N. Cover, Box for shipping.” Also a 635 octave Piano, $40. Call, private residence a0 West Bat sk A MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE 1% OCTAVE. four round corners, rosewood Pianoforte, all modern improvements, patent agraffe, brilliant tone, nearly new, cost $1,20), ior $275; Stool, Cover; box for shippin a lot Parior, Chamber Furniture; .@ sacrifice. Resi dence 10s West Twenty-eighth street, near Sixth avenue. ge MORE SEOOND HAND BIANOS AND rgans in good order, from $75 to $150; $5 to $10 ante: till pala: Upright Ane Ry nos and Ure guns to rent, $3 upw: T>’ Wareroems, 785. ‘Broadw y. corner ‘Tenth street. A WRIANOS, MANUFACTURER'S PRICE, 3% cCaAsH, ce Gasy payments, with carved legs, patent aries; Tacs ‘and rent BLE & ned 73g octave Planoforie, second hand, red eed an aes NS, corner 6th PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING NO FURTHER USE for their Steinway & Sons’ Pianoforte, a 7}¢.octave, overstrumg bass rene agraffe, all movern improve. ments, cost $1,000, for $275; Stool, Cover. Call at West twenty -tuird street EW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS AND PARLOR Organs tor sale—At very low prices; rent $2 t0 $5 per month. 46 ¥econd avenue. MANOS.—LARGE STOCK TO SELL OR RENT chea ie easy terms, at MERRELL’S, No. 8 Umon Square (tS Fourth avenue). Call and see. ELOUBET, PELTON & CO.. 841 BROADWAY, NEW York, manufacturers of the Standard Organ, offer a iarge stock of their superior instruments, for Cash, to rent or by instalments, HE CELEBRATED DOANE PIANO, FIRST CLASS, in every respect, cheap tor cash, during holidays. Warerooms. 112 W ‘ourteenth street. UP HG8T AND SQUARE PIANOS FOR RENT—FROM $3 per month. “Second hand Pianos low for cash or gn time. WALABR BROTHERS 47 East J2ih at, four doors west of Broadway, Established 182). ‘ATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS ARE THE BEST made; prices low for cash during the holidays, or dts or iets second hand pianos at bargains. Catalogues maite ents wanted. lah ACE WAILERS & SON, 481 Broadway. 25 CASH—STEINWAY y PIAKOPORTE: BALANCE $10 monthly, until paid; oversirung bass, carved Jegs, round corners, every improvement: treat chance. ‘J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. 290 FOR BEST NEW Rte OOTAVE PIANOS: ff & octave, new, Loe hose used a little ior less. ireuiars mailed. | U. 8. PIA. KG Cv., $10 Broadway, FURNITOURK, <WEERLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS bh Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. CO' Pearnwait & 0O.'s, 165 and bo? Chatham street. VA immense stock and low prices, LARGE ASSORTMENT “OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture and Bedding at lowest cash Cie at OF AR- RELL’s, 430 Eighth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thir- ty-first str payments taken weekly or monthly. A M. IFICENT GRANDE DUCHtSSE PARLOR Fait, cont $4 for $100; do. reps ant haircloth, $35; rosewood Pianotorte, cost $30, io" $250; Carpets, ove. per yard. Private residence 21 East Twenucth street, near Broadway. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR elegant Household Furniture, in lou to suit pur- chasers, namely :—Viauotorte tor sho, Parlor suits, Car. ts, Bronzes, Bookcase. Mirrors, Chamber suit, couple edeende, Bureau. Urealng Cason, Chait, Bullet, Sige and &xteision Tables, &c. Remember number in’ 5un- day's Herald, 12) West A —DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND EXAMINE THE + elegant Household Furniture, consisting saun Parlor Suits, Parlor Tables, rosewood and walnut Bed- | room sets, Bedsteads, Dressing Care Mattresses, mag- nificent 734 octaye Decker & Bros. Pianoforte, complete Library and Dibing. Furniture. fine Ou Paintings tae ported Bronzes, Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, c., &. Row offered private sale tor any reasons dence 210 West 2s B, A Rey ATE. FAMILY WILis SKI, MAGNIFICENT jided satin brocade Grand Duchess Parlor Suit, Cost $651, tof $150; Marig Antoinette, $35; grand squaré Ds octave Panotorte. $25); brocatel and Tops Parlor Suits, $50, $40 and Ul naar Library, Dining Fur- niture, Carpets: « sacrifice, 1u8 West iwenty-cigneh street’ wear sixth avenue. A PRIV ATE FAMILY BREAKING UP HOUSE. keeping wish to dispose of, their elegant Household Furuiture; Parlor Sait, cost $000, for 3175; do., $150; Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Centre ‘and Console (ables: Library, Dining Furniture; Bedding, Paintings Carpets, Curtains, Bullet, Hall stand, &, Call at 293 West 2d st. Also @ Bradvury Pianoforte, Stool, Cover. (Micrel Furniture, Feas, Bedding,’ &c, Fayments taken by the week of month. Terms easy. ELLY & corner Twenty-fifth street ant Six! | Yaka eke fp J OF THREE STORY HOUSE FOR sale—in xood orders part taken in board: price $2,000. 1,65 Broadway, between Forty-ninth and Fite eth streets, YOOD D ) HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL X sizes and rich pattern: niligh Brussels, Three ply aud ingrain, very cheap, at the old place, 112 Fuiton “MARBLE MANTELS. AT GREATLY, REDUCED Paice A mS: oxtensive eta of of Slate and, Marble i Mantols, Wi ‘kK of ever, lese rl aah Trays and si EN KAYS SLATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue ad Seventeenth st, XX, N GREATLY REOUCED PRICKS—AN EXTENSIVE stock of Marbie and Marbieized Mantels and a giver marble works Marble, Tarning tor the, tra LABER, LM Bast Bightecnth streat, near Phird a REAT REDUCTION IN PRIOR’ OF MARBLE dd marbleved Mantels: all Kinds ot Floor Mhing, Monuments Headstones, Siabs for plumbers and cabinet makers. now offered at 8. KuUASeK & CO.'s Steam Mar ble Works, Nos 217 to 223 West Fifiy-first street, near Broadway. <TEWARDS SLATE MANTELS. MARBLE AND WooD Si anges rich and clegant designs, at the lowest prices, and 222 West Iwenty-third street, between Seventh ¢ rand Bia avenues. | TRCRPRISES, ne ME A, pure and delicious andie only candies str OP CORN POR CHRISTMAS TREES, on IN ANY antity. at HOUSTON’s manuiactory, 23 Thotp: Son street fear Grand street. Schoo, falts, charches and retailers supplied at lowest: chine EXCHANGE A RARITY HAVING $1000 OR $i600 INTEREST aving Bonds would trate part houds, balances cash, tof House in Brooklyn or New York worth $1500 to $45,00, Address KINGSBURY, box 112 station A. THE COURTS. A GAME OF FARO IN WHICH CLUBS WERE TRUMPS. Before Judge Morgan. The compliments of the season were exchanged by Judge Morgan atthe Fifty-seyenth street Po- Mice Court yesterday morning witn a large number of citizens, male and female. But they were un- gracious customers His Honor was called upon to receive, and Alderman Morris, who assisted at the reception, was anything but edified. Twelve men ere introduced by Captain McElwain, of the Twenty-first precinct, who very unceremoniously called them gamblers. It appears that a faro bank has been in full blast at No. 407 Fourth avenue ior nearly a year, but, for some unaccountable reason, the police of the Twenty-first precinct did not discover that fact until a few nighis ago, At half-past eleven o’clock on Saturday night the bank was declared open, and ten gentlemen, be- sides Joseph Winters, ‘the ruling spirit,’ and Birdsey Jackson, the “dealer,” sat down at vne green table. Tne cards were distributed and the play began, with $63 as the stakes. As the game was drawing to a close Captain McElwain, with a squad of men. entered the room, and as clubs thas became Srampe I he deciared the game to be his. He accordingly gathered in the stakes, and, pack- ing up all the yanibling implements be could find, invited the company to go with him to his hotel, where Ne would accommodate them for the night, The prisoners betng a bashiul set, the Court, on their behall, thanked the Captain for his kindness, Winters and Jackson were then held 1n bonds to appear for trial, while the others were discharged with a reprimand, THREE ATTEMPTS BY A WOMAN TO BUBN A TENEMENT HOUSE. Bridget Tierney was accused of making three attempts to burn the five story tenement No. 846 First avenue, her only cause being revenge against her landlord, Henry Eisner. It appeared irom the evidence of the case submitted to the Court by Fire Marshal Sheldon that Mrs, Tierney received Dotice on the 1st of December to move on the Ist oft January, because of non-payment of rent. She vowed that she would be revenged on the land- lord for his meanness, but no notice was taken of her threats at the time. A few nights ago fire was discovered in the celler 01 No. 850, in tie same block, Which is also owned by Mr. Kisuer., The oc- cupants put out the flames, and no more was thougot of the Matter until the ioliow- | ing night, when another fire broke out jn the same place, This ivoked suspi- cious, and no doust was then entertained that aD mMcendiary was at work. A watch was kept, but no further cuuse lor alarm Was given. On Saturday morning, beicre dayligat, lames and smoke were seen in an unoccupied rear room on the taird floor of No. 846, on the top floor of which livea Mrs, Tierney. On bursting in the door, which was locked, the Whole wantelpigce was fourd in flames and the room full of smoke. The fire was extinguished and word sent to the landlord. Be- | tore ois arrival Mrs, Mary Stiebing, occupying the rooms in the front, found the mantel on fire a sec- | ond time, and extinguished the flames, witu the assistance of the other tenants. Sie tuen kept watch on the room and on Mrs. Tierrey, whose movements that morning had attracted general attention. Ten minutes alter she saw through her bedroom window Mrs. Tierney on her hands and kuees near the mantel with @ bunch of ijighted watches, with whic she seemed endeavoring to set fire to something. Mrs Tierney alter coming out of the room. On being asked 1 the door of the room was locked, she said it was, but it was not, and Mrs. Suebing aod others immediately entered it, and jound a plece o: cloth saturated witb kerosene oil, papers aad other rubbish stuck in @ hole under the aman teland bucning away. Mrs. Tierney ou bein; cused of having set the place on fire denies the charge, but admitted that she had been in the room to search ior & ring that she had lost there during the excitement of the morning. There was sufficient in the evidence submitted, tue Court thought, to warrant the holding of tne ac- tis and she was committed for trial in default of bal THE LAW OF SELF-PRESERVATION VS. THE COM- MON LAW. It is not the first time and it will not be the last that a hungry stomach bas led a decent min into mischief, Henry Degnan, a respectable looking Jaboring man, was the victim this time, and he admitred having stolen a piece of lead pipe to — Dimselt with sometiuing to eat, he having een without food for wo days. ‘he Court said it was @ hard case, but could do nothing less than commit fim, The man considered he had done nothing wrong, and to brand bim a8 @ common tuler seemed ratuer cruel. ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND BURGLARY. Robert McCafferty, aged twenty-five, of No. 141 ast Twenty-ninth street, was held on a charge of highway robbery preferred against him by Alex- ander Crinin, of No. 314 East Thirty-second street, irom whom tt is alleged ne stole a watcn and cn: Jonun Monaghan, aged sixteen, who was caught in the act of committing a burgiary in the frocery store No, 442 Third avenue, was hela for trial, avd he did not seem to think it much of @ misiortune, either. GETTING 4 FBIEND OUT OF TROUBLE—CAUGHT IN TIME. f Before Judge Wandelt. About eleven o’clock yesterday morning Assist- ant Alderman Kehoe came into Essex Market Court to intercede tora {mend who had been ar- rested the night previous for intoxication. He was somewhat under the influence of liquor him. self wlien he entered and was rather boisterous in hts address to the Magistrate, and the efforts of pergeaut James to keep him quiet not being suc. cessiul, Judge Wandell ordered that he be.locked up in the vox and fined $10, Mr. Kehoe seriously jected to aby such proceeding, and becoming more noisy he was removed to the prison, Alter | the adjournment of the Couri, however, tue kind- Bearcat Inagistrate discharged the boisterous Kehoe, On Saturday night last two men, named Samuel Longtord and Joan Conner, altas dames Sullivan, ‘were seen coming out of Ceperhausen Bros.’ sugar refinery, No. 208 Hast Broadway. They had ef. fected an entrance into the building through tne scutile ana had secured about $130 worth of sugar ‘with which they were Muking their escape when they were arrested by two officers of tie seventh «precinct, Judge Wandeil yesterday heid tuem in $8,000 Dall each to answer, SHOPLIFTING ON THE AVENUES. Before Judge Flaminer, James O'Neill, superintendent of the establish. ment of Altman Brothers, No, 301 Sixth avenue, on Saturday afternoon last caught a woman named Elen Lonis tn the act of stealing a hair brash, She was arrested and brought to the Twenty-ninth precinct sation house, where sne ‘was searched. On her person was found some $40 or $50 worth of different smiali articies. Part of thein were identitied by Mr, O'Neill as property belonging to Aljtman Brothers, The rest were | identifiea by William J. Worich, of No, 287 Bignth avenue as hts property, Judge Fiammer, onthe Essex Market Police Coart, yesterday held the | prisoner 1n $1,000 bali to answer on two separate charges, COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBEKS—Held CT Brady.—Third Monday's motion calendar, te SUPREMK COURT—SPECIAL Tern—Held by Judi e Van Vorst.—Demurrers—Nos, 8, 17, 22, 28, 26, sues of law and /act,—Nos, 138, 168, 171, ‘16, 180, 191, 102, 193, 194, 197, 9, 150, 203, zo, 210, 214, 222, 228, 225, 224, 251, 287) 1, 14,17. Suvueae | Cover—crkccin—Part — 2—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Nos, 2864, 2190, 2192, 835, 2914, 1600, 1084, 4196, 1776, 6805, 264% 2270, 120 992, 2662, 1468, 2090, 2420, 2722, Part 3—Held by Sudge Lawronce.-Nos. 2115, 2127, 1943, 1953, 4483, 4497, 4395, 4001, 887, O11, 4881, 1951, 4169, A067, 4331, 3806, 4945, 4247, 4249, 1525, | | selection of General Bartieu nt SUPsRIOR COUKI—TKiaL THRM—Part 1—Held by Judge Speir.—Nos. 787, 789, 585, 1031, 659, 112%, 763, 079, 633, 785, 671, 739, 865, 879, 175, 177. Part 2—Held’ py Judge Freedman. 04, ae 740, 746, 708, 718, 742, 712, 701, 778, 696, 714, SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TERM,—Adjourned for the term. CoMMON PLEaAS—Kquity TeRM—Hela by Judge Daty.—No, 15, COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL Teun Part 1—Held by Judge Larremore,—Nos. 228, 2099, 2106, 1876, 1650, 1256, 1244, 1252, 1098, 1190, 525, ar 487, 95, 1101, 793, Part 2—Heid vy Judge Loew.—Nos,” 1154, 2182, 1212, 1230, 969, 2988. MARINE COURT—IRIAL TERM—Part 1—fleld by Judge soa amet Ot. 742, 781, 676, 848, 890, 901, 2180, 988, 930, 989, 993, 997, 995, 999. Part ree Hy BL shea.—Nos, 894, 861, 744, 233, 896, 186, 8 966, 987, 768, B80, 1745, Part coe by ig Alker,—Nob, Iwi 120, 865, 1003 670, 18! est sss, O08, 1890. Part 4"-fela ty guage McAdam.—Noa. $2, 2161, 4570, 1806, 1850, 1909, 2089, 1269, 1850, 868, 1489, 200h, om asi, 1341, len 2242, 2214, 1965, 897, 2228, 228; 2090, 1580, 1078, 1676, 2202, 1592, 1442, 1017, 867, iar.” CouRT O¥ GENERAL SESSIONS—Held by Recorder Hacket.—The People vs John O’Brien, anthony Barrett and Annie Clark, rape; Same'vs, James McBride and Daniel Leary et al. ropbe Fy; Same vs. Thomas Halpin and Lawrence B, Q rob- bery; Same vs. Janes Campbell and abe "boyle, felonious assault and battery; Same vs, James Reilly, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. An- tonio Salla, 1eioni0us assauit and battery; Same vs. Jacob Jacobson, felonious assault and batter, Same ys, John Loughran. grand larceny; Same v3. Jonn Mitchell, larceny; Same vs. Blanche Smith, larceny ; Same vs. Karl Kraus, larceny. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER—Held by Judge Barrett.—The People vs, Henry Meyers, violation of the election laws; Same vs, Samuel M. Cox, violation of the election laws; Same vs. Robert Kari, Jr., violation of tne election laws; Same ¥: Joseph F, O'Brien, violation of the election law: Same vs, William Lewis, violation of the election laws; Same vs. Robert J. Pointer, violation of the eiection laws; Same vs. Thomas Onristie and Prank Boettcher, violation of the election laws: Same vs. Jcnn EB. Murphy, Thomas G. McQuade et al, violation of the election laws; Same vs, Robert McKay, Violation of the election laws; Same vs. Eugene D, Wheelock, violation o) the election laws; Same vs. John H. Strand, violation of the election laws; Same vs. Jobn Parkinson, violation of the election laws; Same vs. Charles Wilson, violation of phe election jaws; Same vs, John Connors, violation of the election laws; dame vs. William Russell, violation of the election laws; Same vs. ,Max Habn, violation of the elec tion laws. THE ACCIDENT TO THE COLON. STATEMENT OF HER OFFCERS—HER PASSENGERS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO-DAY TO THE CITY OF TOKIO. Yesterday morning Mr. Rufus Hatch, Vice Prese ident of the Paciflo Mai Steamstip Company, ac- companiea by the company’s Superintendent, Mr. Bulay, embarked on board a tugboat to pay a visit Of inspection to their disabied vessel, the Colon, lying in mid-stream, ‘The passengers appeared to be enjoying @ very dull Sunday. Divine service had just been concluded a3 Messrs. Hatch and Bulay scrambled on board by means of a plank, covered with slippery snow. STATEMENT OF MR. RUFUS HATCH, None of the passengers kave left this ship, and we haye told them that they must consider them- selves as having already embarked on the voyage. ‘To-morrow (Monday) morning they will be trans- ferred to the steamer City of Tokio, lying out io the stream, which will take them to Aspinwall, and this will be the only trouble they will be pat to, Their baggage will be transferred at daylight, and also the provisions taken on board the Colon. We hope to despatch the City of Tokio at about one o'clock. We had intended to send her directly to San Francisco, but this misbap to the Colon wilt cause her voyage to that city to be about a week longer than it otherwise would bave been, The passengers on the ity of Tokio only number about a dozen, and those we are transferring from the Coion are aboat 200 in ou: ber, say seventy cain and 130 steerage, They a: ali in luck, I think, to have the chance ol travel ling by the finest and fastest ocean steamer afloat, The Colon will discharge all her cargo, except about 800 tons, and will then proceed to the dry dock at the foot of Pike street. We think that the cost of the repairs will be about $5,000. I have telegraphed to Aspinwall tor (he steamer Heary Chauncey to wait there and take the place of the Colon for the returu voyage to this city. Upon arrival at Aspinwail of the City of Tokio, her pas- Bengers for the Pacific coast will be tranferred as Panama on board the tution, ‘The coal barge sunk was Jaden with coal for Mr. Yeoman, a@coal merchant. I cannot tell you at present if ‘We siiail commence any lawsuit against the owner of the barge. Our next steamer due here is the | Acapuico. STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN Z. L. TANNER, Captain Tanner, of the United States Navy, and commander of the Colon, made the Jollowing statement :— At a quarter to twelve A. M., while turning over the engines preparatory to starting, the propeller was jouled by a Coal liguter, whicn broke adrift from the north side of pier 41. Stopped the engine immediately, cleared the lignter and hauled her ulongside the buikhead, where she sunk. The chiel engineer reported that one length of the shalt, which 18 mace in sections and bolted to- gether, was fractured. We tien came to an an- ‘Yae watcher ran out ito the uallway and met | Chor in the stream and sent jor a diver, Woo came off at about jour o’clock and examined the pro- pelier. He ‘ound the biades broken. Mr. Hatch was called upon again late inthe evening and stated tnat he bad received no fur- ther particulars of the loss of the Japan, but he had no doubt that sbe was burned as reported. Although he had no definite information, ne was Of the opinion that the loss of life was greatly ex. aggerated, THE GLENDENNING SCANDAL, THE MODERATOR REFUSES TO PRONOUNCE JUDG. MENT, Despite the snowstorm yesterday morning the } Church of the Scanaal, Jersey City, was well at tended. Mr. Glendenning occupied a seat im the boay of the church, but the Rev. Mr, Moore waa absent, Tue Moderator opened the services by offering @ prayer, in which he called on God to guide their distressed church to a right choice in their pe culiar troubles. He invoked the Holy Spirit to guide oll their actions, and especially those of their pastor, that he might do right, and be wilk ing to be, do and suffer in the cause of Christ. Belore announcing the text the Moderator | said:—As you are aware, lam here to-day by order ot the Presbytery of Jersey City to ofMicially pro- nounce the judgment of that Presbytery upon the pastor of this church, But, inasmuch as your pas- tor has placed in my nands, as Moderator, an ap- peal from that judgment, and as ther 'e certain cases, of which this 48 Not one, Where an appeal does not operate a8 # suspension of judgment, [ Tegard this appeal as preventing me [rom taking further action, 1 theretore aostain irom officially pronouncing that judgment, ‘the Moderator preached from Job, xxXxiv., 29— “When He giveth qutetness who then can make trouble, and when He hideth His iace who then cau behold Him, whether it be done against a na- tion or against a man only.” God makes His people superior to the cares and perplexities of jue, He does not releve them from troubles, but Hie strengthens them with a grace that enables them to sustain those troubles. The latter clause Of the text reiers to those from waom God hideth fils face. Examples of ialse peace among sinnera are to be found in every congregation, Such per- s0n8 are found ip churca on Sundays, Their peace is an absence of ail peace or thought on the great. subjects waich the Bible reveais, Alter the sermon the choir intoned the hymna, “Nearer my God to Thee.” The Moderator then gave the benediction and the services closed. Mr. Glendenning bad @ conterence with some of those in the congregation, who still adhere to his ior- tunes and desire to retain him as pastor. He an- nounces that he will occupy the pulpit on Wednesday evening and also on Sunday, and those who know him best have not the slightest doubt he will Keep his word. .He was all siniles and cheerfulness over the action of the Moderator GOY. TILDEN'S STAF APPOINTMENTS. We published yesterday an incomplete lst of the appointments made by Governor elect Tiaen on tis multary stam, The Albany Evening Journal remarks in this connection :— In addition to these names, one or two others have been determined upon which we are not et at liberty to mention, A position on the sta® $ also been tendered to the son of Mr. August mont, of New York. The appointment of Com- missary General of Ordnance requires the con- firmation ot the Senate—the only one of the staff tuat does—and while the republican majority of that body will undoubtedly ve disposed to defer to tae Governor in a matzer so personal to himself as lis staff, it will, of course, do itself the justice of exatainiug ail tominations, ‘This position is a constitutional ollice, and the term does not exp1 till February 25. We aagunte, therefore, that the Pi, pia in anticipa- on Of the appointment ti made. The delay tu the Soup on of Pte staf arises from the tumense presaure for pee ene the re it embarrassment under which Ly finds timselt tn selecting from che ares number of applications, He is overwhelmed with candl- dates, Tne rush for plumes and epaulets has never been anything like it Our domocratio iriends are ail just dow ambitious to be soldiers. ‘The new Governor will be compeiled to disappoint many; butin order fo cre all he can be U4 determined to enlarge the number o1 his aida. ‘The law does not limit tue number, and the Gov- ernor finds it.easier to spread out the retinue. in view of this determination it 1s expected that the proposed number of staf omcers for Albany will be enlarged, and that Erastus Corning, diy Will probably be ‘appointed an aid,