The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1875, Page 9

4 day, 6th inst., at three P.M. ‘invited, BRUTALITY AT “THE ISLAND.” Aman, giving his name as William Warren, informed @ Huravp reporter last night that, having been sen- tenced on September 4, in the Court of Special Sessions, to the Blackwell's Island Penitentiary for one month, he suffered most brutal treatment at the hands of a keeper. According to his story he went three days be- fore his time was out to the keeper to ask him if ho could see the Warden, to which the reply was made, “7 break your head with a club, you —~.” The convict’ then turned round, and, in @ fow moments after, the keeper strack him under the ear with an iron key, and knocked him down. In full- ing he struck his head against one of the steps and re- mained senseless for ten minutes. As he fell the keeper raised his club to strike him ‘in; but Wai the head keeper, said;—‘My God, that will do ‘ill him.” He was taken to his cell and he doctor sent for. On the same day the convicts in the shoo shop re- fused to work under the same keeper. The man admitted that he had served terms both in Sing Sing and Jersey and made no secret whatever of his previous life. is appearance clearly showed that. he had been vory badly Wanaied but whether or not by those at whose door he lays the ill-treatment is a ques- ‘bon that can be answered by the Commissioners, DARING ROBBERY BY A YOUTH. Yesterday morning a lad named David Rickert, re- siding on Jersey City Heights, was arrested by Officer Bronings at the Sinciair House, Hoboken, on a charge of robbery proferred by a Mr. Zabriskie, who was in company with him for some time in said place. Rick. ert at a favorable opportunity snatched from him a gold watch and chain valued at $200. ‘These were found in his possession after his capture. The accused, who is only 18 years of age, was arraigned before Recorder Bohnstedt and committed in detault of bail to the county jail to await the action of the Grand Jury, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. Ramsky—Remincrox.—On Wednesday, September 22, by Rev. W. H. Parmly, D. D., Jamus b, Raxsgy to Esreive, daughter of William S. Remington, both of Jersey City, N, J. DIED. Banry.—On Sunday, October 8, of diphtheria, Nut- aik Lamowr, only daughter of Willlam H. and Mary 5. Barry, aged 5 years and 24 days, Funeral from the residence of her grandfather, 338 New Seventh street, between Coles and Monmouth sreee Jersey City, on Tuesday, 6th inst, at one o'clock, é Bonxx,—In Brooklyn, on October 2, 1875, Mrs. Rosrva ONER. The funeral will take placo at the corner of Concord and Adams streets, on Tuesday, October 5, at two P. M. BEXGMANN.—On Sunday, October 3, at 7 A. M., Max- Garnet, beloved wife of Carl Bergmann, aged 29 years. ‘The funeral will take place from her late residence, No, 249 Kast Thirty-third gh on Tuesday, the oth inst,, at half-past one o'clock P, M. Briavr,—On Saturday, the 2d inst, Daxran 8, Briant, of Brooklyn, in the 86th year of his age, for- merly of Springtield, N. J. ‘The funeral services will take place in the Westmin- ‘ster Presbyterian church, Bloomfield, N. J., at twelve M., on Tuesday, 5th inst.’ Train leaves Barclay street at 10:50 A. M. ‘Interment at Springtield, N. J. Brown.—-On Saturday morning, October 2, after a lingering illness, Joux W. Brown, aged 33 years. Funeral will take place on Tuesday, October 5, at 2 P. M., from the residence of his parents No. 614 Grier avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend, Carriages will meet friends from New York at depot, Coxpox-—On Saturday, October 2, 1875, Many, bo- toved wife of James Condon, aged 41 years, Relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence corner of Jackson and Ferry streets, Hoboken, on Monday, October 4, at two o'clock P, M. Conrort,—At his residence, Jous H. Cowrorr, in the 88th year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attond the tuneral, from Trinity chapel, West Twenty- afth street, near Broadway, on Tuesday morning next, at ten o'clock, Dumarest.—At Potershurg, Va., on Tuesday, Septem- ber 21, Agrauam B, Dumanuer, aged 60 years, 11 months and 20 days. Ds Rivera,—On Sunday, the 3d inst, Jvanrra Manta, only child of Thomas and’ Adeline de Rivera, aged 5 years, 2months and 4 days. Notice of funeral in Tues- 8 papers, jONPuY.—On Sunday, October 3, at eleven A. M., Eva Mary, beloved child ot John and Mary Catherino Dunphy, aged 8 years and 10 months. Funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 101 Christopher street, Tuesday, October 5, at aif-past one P. M. Eanu.—-Suddenly, on Sunday morning, October 3, Henry Eart, aged 46 years and 8 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Tuesday, October 5, at one v’clo from his late residence, Weebawken street, near Pi sade evenne, West Hoboken. FirzaenaLp.—October 2, Joux Firzcrratp. ‘The rolatives and friends of the family are respect- faily invited to aitend the funeral, from his late resi- | idence, 531 West Forty-sixth street, on Monday, October 4, at two o'clock, Guarz.—On Saturday morning, October 2, L. EvcEnr Gata, in the 65th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully dnvited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No, 448 Mark’s place, on Monday, October 4, at one Hagaenry.—October 2, at eleven A. M., Jonny Hac- @RTy, of consumption, in his 42d year. Funeral from his late residence, No. 50 Park avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday, October 4, at two P. M. Hanp.—On the 3d inst, Cuarues, only child of Thomas and Maggie Hand, aged 8 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from his parents? residence No. 445 West Twenty-seveuth street, on Tues- day, at ten A. M. |ANLON,—On Satnrday, October 2, 1875, Baxnarp | HANtox, in the 69th yeur of his age. Relatives and friends ure respectfully invited td at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 148 ave- nue C, on Monday, October 4, at two o'clock P.M. HeGemay.—On teen i October 3, suddenly, Winuras ‘Uxoeman, aged 59 year Notice of funeral hereafter, Hexry.—On Saturday morning, at Monmouth Beach, N, J., at the residence of her father, Enizapetu Root lanky, wife of Dr. M. H. Henry, and daughter of Hugh J. and Mary Resins of N ork. Tho remains will be bronght up from Monmouth Beach this Monday, and the iuneral will take piace-on Tuesday morning, at half-past nine o'clock, from tho residence of her father, No, $27 Fifth avenue, Hexny.—At Monmouth Beach, on Friday, October 1, Mary, infant daughter of M. H. and Elizabeth R. Henry. } Hincn.—On Saturday, October 2, Exizavgrn Josern- ink, daughter of Thomas J, and Catharine Hinch, aged | 1 year aud 6 months. | Relatives aud trieuds are respectfully invited to attend the funerul, from the residence of her grandparents, Patrick and Mary Hinch, No, 821 West Thirty-sixth street, on Monday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Houmes.—In this city, on’ Sunday, October 3, Cano- sz M. Hotmes, daughter of the late John B. and Caro- line M. Holmes, Notice of funeral, hereafter, James.—At ‘irooklyn, on Sunday, October 8, Jvrta Suypam, wife of Charies'A. James and daughter of the late John KE, Van Antwerp, of this city. Funeral services at the Church of the Redeemer, | Fourth avenue and Pacific street, Brouklyn, on Wedues- | IKENAU.—At Brooklyn, on October 3, 1875, Meta JOWANNK H&LENA, aged 8 years and 11 months, after a ; short illness, The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, corner of Fifteenth street and Third avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 5, at two o'clock P. M. Che relatives and Iriends of the family are respectfully , LeNNox.—On Friday, October 1, 1875, at Seneca Falls, N. Y., MarGaker, widow oi the late Robert Leunox, in marr year = foal age, tives and friends of the family are respectful; snvited to attend the tuneral, on Mdneay, 4th shy pf one o'clock, from the residence of her son, Robert Len- nox, Bighty-ninth street, near First avenue, Looram.—On Saturday, October 2, 1875, ANNIE FoonaM, the beloved daughter, of Patrick and Ann | Jooram, aged 2 years, § months‘and 6 days, The relatives and triends of the family are respect- jully invited to attend the burial, on Monday, October +, {rom her parents’ residence, 342 Bast Thirty-Afth iret, at half-past one o'clock P. M. October 1, Jonw Mooney.—On Friday evening, Moonwy, eldest son uf James J. Mooney, in the 29th vear of his age. Kelatives and friends of the family are respectfully re- ynosted to attend the funeral, from bis father’s residence, nner Juliet street and Walton avenue, West Mor: sania, on Monday, October 4, at balf-past ten o'clock, on thence to St. Jerome’s church, corner 138th street d Alexander avenue, where a requicnr mass will be lebrated at hal!-past eleven A. M. z vcGuiness.—On October 3, Parrick J. MoGuiness, ..cd 42 years, 8 months and 18 days. Notice of funeral in Tuesday's paper. MeKrxzim.—At Glasgow, Scotland, September 16, of hrowie diarrhea, James, youngest and only surviving other of the late Alexander McKenzie, of this city, Kogens.—On the 1st inst, at the residence of bis iher-in-law, Jacob Sharp, Esq, No, 320 West Twenty- urd street, EpGark Rocers, aged 38 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- invited to attend the funeral, from the above resi- sce, on Monday, 4th inst, at one o'clock P. M. wWeIt.—Suddenly, on the 2d inst, Mra Eaaca J., lie of Rev. W. W. Newell, D.D, Holatives and friends of the family, together with of the late J, J, Bingham, are lly *n- to attend the funeral, at her late residence, No. cond avenue, this morning at ten o'clock, Paxpeerox.—In Harlem, October 2, 1875, Mra. ANNA /RNDLETON, aged 29 years, 5 months and 16 days. ¢ funeral will take place from her late residence, 2,127 Second avenue, on Monday, October 4, if jatives and iriends are respectfully,invited to at- tend, Rrren.—On Sunday, 8d inst, Hexry L. Riven, of ‘Chis city, im the 64th year of his age, Notice of funeral w-morrow. USSRLE, —At Central Islip, og! Island, on Sunday, October 3, Jans Rossen, in the 56th year of her age. \elatives and friends are requested to attend the 4 veral, from her late residence at Centrai Islip, Long jtand, on Tuesday morning, Cars leave Hunter's voint at nine A. M, Siropex,—On Saturday, October 2, Neuum, infant daughter of John W. and Eliza A. Shedden, aged 5 anonths and 23 days. Suocks--ln Brooklyn, October 3. Gronax Witham | some more pupill < NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. youngest son of John and Katio Shooks, aged 2 years, 9 months and 6 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Vetober 5, at two o'clock P. M., {rom the residence of his parents, 500 Grand avenue, Brooklyn. Smrri.—On' Friday, October 1, Buia, relict of Cap- tain Thomas Smith, formerly of Harlem. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atvend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Andrew J, Smith, 218 East Seventy-ninth street, on Monday, 4th inst., at ten o'clock A, M. SpavuLpina,—Suddenly, on Saturday, October 2, Gen- eral [kA SPAULDING. ‘The funeral services will bo held this (Monday) after- noon, at two o'clock, at his late residence, No. 29 West Seventeenth street. | Relatives and {riends of the famuy are cordially invited to attend, Sranciiv?.—On Friday, October 1, of Bright's disease, in the 54th year of her age, Haxniwr N., beloved wife of George Stancliff, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Holy Trinity, Forty-second street and Madison avenue, on Monday, October 4, at two P. M. hy a4 the STgeLk.—-On Saturday morning, inst. | OLiver R. Steetk, counsellor-at-law, aged 47 years. Personal friends and members of the Bar are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this (Monday) after- noon, at two o'clock precisely, from his late residence, No. 26 East Seventy-eighth street. TAYLor.—On Sunday, October 3, 1875, Epwarp P. TAyLoR, aged 48 years ahd 6 days. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 86 sg i oa place, Brooklyn, ou Tuesday next, at tour Auburn (N, Y.) and Bangor (Me.) papers please copy. Tirvs.—On ‘Thursday, September 30, of pucumonia, N. Hauwock Titus. Relatives and frionds aro invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, John Hallock Drake, 56 Cambriage place, Brooklyv, ou Mon- day, October 4, at two o'clock, Thov.--On Sunday, October 3, Winutag M, Tnor, aged 47 years. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 396 Fourth avenue, on Tuesday, the Sth inst, at forty-five minutes past twelve P. M, Wirrs.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 3, ANNA Catuanins, beloved daughter of Frederick aud Helena Witte, 4 years and 8 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, No, 556 Hicks street, on Tuesday, October 5, at two o'clock P, M. Wits0x.—In this city, off Friday, September 24, in the 62d year of his age, Tuomas WiusoN, son of Dr, James Willson, of Rye. ‘The remains wero taken to Port Chester for inter- ment, a BOR CREM 28 3 2 A WTHE BEEGANTLY FITTED BAR AND BILLIARD + Hull 254 Hudson street, now doing large business, [or Sale 'cheup this day, oF Tuesday next at auction, LLOYD, Auctioneer, 20 Broadway, A inst CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE IN FIRST vward—doing large, paying businoss; owner will sell Very cheap; one-half cash, being engaged \n other business. baadecibes as nF LOYD, 29 Broadway. RARE OPPORTUNITY.—SAMPLE ROOM IN FUL- ton street, convenient to ferry; handsomely fitted up And doing a good business; price $71 MALONE'S Store Aconcy, No. 3 Chambers street. COAL AND WOOD YARD FOR SALE—CHEAP; also corner Grocery Stores, Bakeries, Hardware Stores, Stove Stores, Express Routes, Restaurants, iotels. ‘MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A FINE DISTILLERY LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-- also corner Liquor Stores, splendid Billiard Saloon on the Bowery ; also Liquor Stores and Restaurants to les. MITC HELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedur street. HALF CABINET WHEELER & WILSON SEWING Muchine, to be sold for $15, by a lady who has kept it for her own sewing and has no further use for it, May be seen at BARTLETT'S, 669 Broadway. N EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.—FOR SALE, FIRST class Sample Koom Liquor Store; location unsurpassed ; heart business; extensively patronized; unquestionably ex: tesordinery mvestment; investigate. 712 Broadway. GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Broxer. POPULAR RESTAURANT, OYSTER AND LODG- ing House for sulo; private supper rooms; location un- Surpassed; extensively patronized; extraordinary chance; enterprising parties; bargain. 712’ Broadway GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Broker. AN QED ESTABLISHED “HAT STORE FOR SALE— Splendid location; great business thoroughfare; ox- tensive cush trade; gentino stand; sure fortune; live man, 712 Broadway, | GEURGE W. SIMERS, Store Broker, UTCHERS' FIXTURES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY, rs’ Ham Racks und Benches, new and second hand, MATHESON & CO., Thirty-fourth stree EW YORK LIFE. THE EVENING TELEGRAM. OR SALE—GALERIE FRANCAISE, IN STXTH AVE- nue, good neighborhood, low tor cash; possession imme- diately, "Addross B. F., Herald office, OR SALE—A FIVE YEARS’ LEASE, STOCK AND Fixtures of « first class corner Liquor Store; to be sold cheap; rent $40 a month, Apply on premises, 567 Grand st. OR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LAGER Beer, Wine. Liquor and Billiard Saloons in the city; a geod paying place; reason for solling ix the proprictar ir Eleventh av, wishes to go to Europe. Call on or address J OSE! ELN- GART, 37 it Thirtoenth street, near Broadway. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, CON- ventent to two ferro, doing « frst class business; long lease and iow rent; will be sold on account of sickness. dress 90 Thompson street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP, WITH Your chairs; rent $0.. Apply to Mr. T. KOBRBER, No, 174 Forsyth'street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS PARLOR MILLINERY Business, with very desirable Lease; a lady wanting & ood, paying; pleasant business, will find this a rare oppo Rony Aaitoss MILLINEI box 11 ‘Herald Uptows Branch office. ROCERY FOR SALE—DOING A FAIR BUSINESS; will be sold low for cash. Apply toG. H. STUBCKE & OO., 177 and 179 Chambers streot, Now ¥ EASB AND FURNITURE OF THREE SUITS OF Rooms and basement on Broadway, near Thirty-Gret street for sale; tenant on third floor paying $100 per month, Apply to GEORCK ©. LAY, Jr,, 257 Broadway. ESTAURANT FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD BUSI ness. ies can apply by letter to J. B., box 214 Herald office, stating where an interview can be had. ARE CHANCB.—WILL SELL VERY LOW ON EASY teri & profi j@ light Office Business, suitable tor lady or gentleman, Apply to H. PATYBERG, 746 Broadway. (PHE OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE, ON THE horthwest corner of Whitehall nd Stato strocts, will be sold, owmhg to sickness of owner, this day, at auction, at LI o’elick, See auction columu, AMUSEMENTS. MHEATRE COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY. M Nea Tare a aati Proprietor, AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL AT THE HOME OF ORIGINALITY, FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING OCTOBER 4. THE BEST SPECIALTY THEATRE IN THE WORLD. NO PERFORMANCE EQUAL tO IT. Is THE COGENT APOTHEGM. First appearance this seasou of RICKEY AND BARNEY, who will appear tn their new and original sketch entitled "MALLEY'S TROUBLES, ROGER O'MALLEY... . R. SAM RICKEY ADOLPH PIMPLEBAGI “MASTER BARNEY Min, HARRY KEINELL, tl O AD. MR, JOHN Wr D. a se any oegoEs ALLEN. Ob RAPT OES. Luu DELMAY NELLY ST. JOHN, Concluding each Wednesday and Saturday matinee and evening. with the now and original Local Drama, by G. Stout, entitled FALL RIVER; OR, THE coron SPINNER'S STRIKE, Booms THEATRE, ENGLISH OPERA. ARRETT & PALMER have the honor to announce ith Mr, O, D, HESS, director of the ENGLISH OPERA, 3, commencing on OCTOBER 11, consi: of, TWELVE, EVENINGS an TWO MATINEES ONLY. ‘Tho company, headed by the distinguished American ‘h Prima donwtigs OLARA LOUISE KELLOG comprises au unrivalled combination ot eminent lyric stars, supported by a FULL cHoRus AKDGRAND ORCHESTRA. ‘ Jonduetor ‘AN ATTRAC R RE will be offered, the lnitlat, performance to be Ambroise Thomas delightful opera ot MIGNON. TUESDAY, October 12, ERNANL THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS will be THIS (MONDAY)” MORNING, OCTOBER 4, SCALE OF PRICES. Orchestra, orchest: circle and front balcony, $2; balcony, $1 90: dress circle, $1: family circle, 50 cents. GENERAL ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, & A.WROR RENT-UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of ovr own mak for sale and rent a num. ot fine second hand Pianos, in vertect order, WILLIAM NABE & OO., No, 112 Fifth’ avenue, above Sixteenth, —A.—ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING « sgenuine second hand Steinway & Sons Piano aro Invited to call at the warerooms of Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS, where @ fine assortment of Steinway Pianos, all in perfect condition and some of them nearly new, is constantly on hand; also second haud Pianos of other makers. Attempts aro constantly made in this city and elsewhere to sell inferior pianos with our name on, or aname spelled so similar that many people do not notice the difference and urchase the spurious and often totally worthless instrament for a genuine Steinway Piano. If persons, before purch ing such instrument, will take the number of same and call on STEINWAY & SONS it can at once be ascertained whothes the instrument Ie genuine Steinway plang or a forgery. STELNWAY & SONS, Steinway-Hall; 107-111 East Fourteenth street, New York, A. BARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS UPRIGHT AND square Pianos and Organs; inducements for ensh, on ine Stalments und for rent. §..X. BALL & 15 East Fourteenth stre & PIANOFORTE, WAREROOMS uiufactory, corner ‘Twenty-lirst street and fine assortment of first class Pianofortos nal great bargains, T AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE—AN ENTIRELY NEW first class Piano whiclt was taken for a debt; must bo Sold regardless of cost. Piano can be seen ut 361 Pearl street, uear Fulton, up stairs, A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FOR $165; richly carved caso and legs; a number of good second’ hand Pianos for sale on instalments, or to rent. JOHN MAHON, cornor Fortieth stroet aud First avenue. T HAINES BROS,’ and " terms; a few Pianos but little used at BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; ELEGANT 7 1.3 | octave Pianoforte, carved lors; every. improvement; ‘warranted; on for cash; instalments tuken. J, BLODLE, 18 Waverley place, uear Broadway. BARGAIN—HAZELTON PIANO, $185; CARVED legs, patent ugraffe, almost now: instalments taken; Tent 6; uprights to rent. R, CABLE, 107 West Twenty third street, corner Sixth avenue, ‘Y $200 CASH, IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY, rosewood 7 octave upright Pianoforte, cost $600; man- ulacturers, Chickering & Sons, Boston; nearly new; all leru improvements, 130 2d avenue, corner Sth street. STEINWAY & SONS GRAND PIANOFORTE, $1,000; style Iutest improvements; benutifully carved Guse and logs; overstrung bass; frill agratfo; good as now; for one-thi si Second ayenue. its value for cash. ‘28 Bast Third street, near A GEIANOFORTES TO RENT, OF OUR OWN MANU- « facture; also second hand Pianos, in thorough order, for sale at low prices by CHICKERING & SONS, 11 Eust Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, BEAUTIFUL PIANOFORTE, QUITE NEW, FULLY warranted; must be sold for'want of use and room. Apply at 1,033 Third avenue, in the tailor store. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAYB_ PIANO- forte, modern. improvements ; cost $490, for $100, with Stool and Vover. Residence, 243 Eust 30th Street, between 2d and Sd avenues. PARTY COMPELLED TO SACRIFICE MAGNIVI- cont 7 octave rosewood, carved leg Pianoforte, used six months, for $100; superb Organ, $60, Seen at GORDON’S, 197 Bleecker street. $100 ROSEWOOD CHICKERING PIANOFORTE « and Stool, new ; instruments exceedingly low. Piauos on instalments and to rent, from $5 per monti. GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Bleecker st., near Bowery. A Bradbury & Co.'s grand scale Piano, cost. $1,000, for improv MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND ROSEWOOD CASE $175; has all ements; also a four round Windsor rose- wood Pianoforte, guaranteo and Dill of sale, cost $1,200, for $275; Stool, Cover; has box for shipping? also Parlor, Li- brary, Ubainber and Dining Room Furniture at « sacrilice. Cait hi) duy at private residence 120 West 23d street. (A ERIVATE FAMILY WILL SFLL THEIR ELEGANT 74 octave Steinway Piano tor $250; has ail improve- nents; used but short time; also for $275 8. 7 octave up- right Decker & Bros. Pianoforte; richly carved rosewood case and used only tour months; cost $075: has all latest cuarantee ; ulso Covers and Stools; a positive shipping. Oall five story browa No, 47 West Sixtocnth street, chance. N. stone residence A. SINE ASSORTMENT OF SQUARE, UPRIGHT AND Grand Arion Pianos, to rent to first class parties at roa Sonable rates; also a few second hand instruments nearly new at very low prices for cash or instalments. SIMPSON & ufacturers of the Arion Piano, No. 5 Kast , next to Deimonico’s, Vour- OUBLE BANK 108TOP PEDAL ORGAN, ONLY $150, Weber, bal nig Chickering, Upright, Square Finnce; cekt $4 cndiapwatd (Wusio retailed, GORDON & SON, 13 Eust Fourteenth street. 0 BE SOLD—A GREAT BARGAIN—A FIRST CLASS Bakery, with Horse and Wagon, doing a good busines amost select bread route, which can be seen on application most satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address B. O. X., Herald office, ORACE WATERS & SONS. 481 BROADWAY, selling Pianos wnd Organs extremely low tor ci small monthly or quarterly payments, or and rent money upplied if purchased; |S Chickering’s, Waters’ and other celebrated make: little used at great bargains. ARB nway’s, Pianos + MACHINERY, _ HOMER, MACUINIST.—DEALER IN TOOLS AND « Machinery, Screw and Lever Presses, Jeweller's Rolls, Forges, TALIAN VIOLINS.—ALL GUARANTEED GE, Stradinarins, Amati, Gaudaynini, Panormo, Splendid Tourte Bows from Charles lowden’s celebrated col: lection; walnut upright Piano, for sule by Mr, CHARLES INE, Vices, Lathes, ec. ; Press Tools; Cutting Out and | GOFFRIE, 344 East ‘Thirteenth street, from 9 to ll and 4 Stamping. Sd East Broadway, | 106. [USICAI . TANOS FRO TO $200; $ AND $10 MONTHLY MUSICAL. RT Te Vanene anal Basiee Pianos hel eeoauate rent, $3 upward. BETTS’ Warerooms, 788 Browdway, cor (AMERICAN, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Professor Henry Schrader, Musical Director. First class instruction in all Leanches of music. Lady pupils can board at the Institute. For particulars apply to special office, 69 Union place, K.’.—& good Piano for salo or lor hire cheap, —50 GENTS A LESSON.—MME, ILMA SPINOLA, ‘au experienced teacher of piano and singing; pure n method. Address or call at 23 irving place, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, PUPIL OF MR 8, Mills, an accomplished pi ences as teacher, attends pupils at dress TECHNIQUE, Herald office. TENOR SINGER, OF LARGE EXPERIENCE, AND peculiarly fitted (or church work, as musical director, precentor, instructor in Sunday school, dc., desires a posi: tion; highest testimontals. Address OLD HUNDRED, Herald Uptown Branch office, NORTH GERMAN LADY, French and English, also fits lessons given se pupils’ residaneo Address Miss HEATON RUDOLPH, to $12 per quarter. Ad- SPEAKING GERMAN, n, wis! aw modornte pric 1,380 Broadway. Wee OPERA, CONCERT OR CHURCH.—LADIZS without means instructed at the Professor's residence land rapidly assisted to employment. Address DIRECTOR, box 137 Herald Uptown Branca office. B. gee baving highest refer- ner Tenth street. ECOND HAND PIANOS—MADE BY J. & C. FISCL having broken iron plates. An offer wanted fur them, Gall on or address BROKEN PLATE PIANOS, 163 Bleecker street, New York city. HE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS RE- [itived THRES HIGHEST MEDALS and u DIPLOM OF HONOR wt the GREAY WORLD EXPOSITIONS PARIS and VIENNA. bave always received highest nyvarls in America, and are acknowledged to be the BEST INSTRU- MENTS of the CLASS in the WORLD. ‘The largest assort- ment of ORGANS in the country, ‘ineludin novelties, may now be found at the WAREROOMS of the company, NU, 25 UNION: SQUARE, New York. ORGANS sold fF ‘cash or easy payments, or rentod until ront pays for them. LO —SEVEN M hig des BRADBURY PIANO, COVER + and Stool; right and square Pianos: to rent. J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES ‘at Masonic Hall, 114 East Thirteenth stre Huil, 154 Bast Pitty-fourth street. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 Kast Eleventh street. WANTED TO PURCHASE, (\ARVING TABLE WANTED—AT TYLER HOUSE, Browdway and Twelfth street ; steam oF Kus. L hrpernatdie NEWS-—SEK THE EVENING TELEGRAM. WANTED To BUY—A GOOD LOT OF FISH AND 0: Fixtures, cheap for cash. Apply ut 447 Sev. enth avenue, second floor. Z PROPOSALS. O FRICE OF ae OF COMMISSIONERS na 1LOTS, No. 40 BURLING Suir, New York, Sept. 28, 1875, til’ 12 o'clock ofso much of tofore erected Proposals will be received at this oflice wi neon of the 4th d. tuined at this oitice. _By order of the Board. GEO. W. BLUNT, Secretary. ROPOSALS FOR STONE.—SEALED [PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the trustees of the New York and Brovklyn Bridge, No. 21 Water steet, Brooklyn, until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, October 9, for tle delivery ‘of 1,000, Cable yards cut Bucking, 900 cubié yards cnt Face Stone, and 731 cubic yards also for the delivery of 85 cubic cubic yards Granite Face Stone and 31 cubic yards Gran: rs Printed specifications may be had at the office. Pl be soon at engineer's oftice, New York city. a may corner Cherry and Dover streets, ota. MISCELLANEOUS. N raibee dtd READS THE EVENING TELEGRAM, pan ae vanes tee NEWTOWN PIPPIN i jes for shipmen' ure © ee ‘ope As presents. Apply to DENTISTRY. Ae DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL, NO. 212 | Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, will com- tence Uctober 16; mornings or afternoons for ladies and children evenings Tor gentleine! @ circular. Mr, Frank Dodworth’ street, Brooklyn. T J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 Bleecker sireot.—Pupils can_attend at their own con without loss of lessons. Send for circular, Soi ening, October 5, at 9 o'clock. 's classes, 198 Washington T WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 303 WEST Fourteenth street—Classes now open and particular at tentionpaid to beginners, For terms,géte., send fur circular. Select Soirees Tuesday and Saturday evenings. For particulars send for’) ! j chanical effects. Heviva 9 AMUSEMENTS. mpous PASTOR'S . METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 585 and 587 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. TONY PASTOR. BE. C. BROWNE Sole Proprietor and Manacer. ++++Treagurer, DAY, OCTOBER 4, of TONY PASTOR and hie Company of Colebrated Artista, Mr. PASTOR takes great pleasure in announcing to tho loughter-loving and time-killing amusement seokers, that he has secured «lease of the elegant Metropolitan Theatre on Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, for the field of bis future Musical and varied combinations of Burlesque, Wit and Comic Eecentricities. The locatic his Theatro, on Broad: for rT surroundings, ontabllahment in the eater only for familios, classes, + SPECIAL A Engagement Us. W the well known Humorist and who will give a diversi Characteristics of the Tentonie r Next in attraction aro the original reprosentatives of planta tion life, Messrs, SANFORD AND WILSON. ‘The universally admired African Traventy, Comic Song and Jance performers, German Comedian, 8, interspersed with MeKEE AND ROG. will present themselves in various ori, specialty. RS, ualities, in their new tertainments, will bo introduced c mplished vocalist MISS JENNIE MORGAN in a number of sentimental Songs and popalar Ballads. CARRIE AND CHARLES AUSTIN will go through their inimitable exercises of the French ‘Tureos, representing in a most truthful and artistic manner the various evolutions and man of that wonderfully trai ed military corps known as the Zouaves, introductng th Musket I'ractice, Bayonet Combat, rupid changes of posi- tion, Zouaye Drill, &e, Tn order to diversi t “The Original’ - CARLETON: in his Hibernian Characteristics, Songs and Comicalities. THE FREEMAN SISTERS, MISS LIZZIE AND SUSIR. will appear in their Artistic Specialties, in which they have become everywhere distinguished. IRISH PORTRAITURES AND HUMORS, THE FIALDIN JOUN AND MAGG their original and New B introducin, hes and Sketches, Wit and Melody, Songs and general characteristics poculiar tothe Hibernian raco, BROTHERS, famous Gymnasts, will give their first performances in New York, as they ap- poured at the London Music Halls with such marked success, INFANT VEL the interesting and be: VENUS AND ADONIS, from the principal cities of Europe, will appear iv their wonderful evolutions upon the velucipede. FRANK GIRARD, tho most famous of Comedians and accomplished of stago directors, in a mediey of Humor and Eecentricities, ropro- scuting Ethiopian Lite in all its phases. TONY PASTOR, America's own Comic Vocalist, in a variety of now Songs, &e, MATINEES TUFSDAYS AND FRIDAYS, AT 2 O'CLOCCK BP. M. POPULAR PRICES... Box office open daily from’ 10 A. pAmatan VARIETIES, SIX Broadway. ; Boxes, 'H STREET AND $8 and 810, Saturday Matinee, ART. Ore, always came now come the mors. Nothing so elegant, novel and delightful in Now York. Most beautiful troupe of Coryphoes in the world. SIXT! ACT PROGRAMME, STAR Al! ‘Ss. 40. Having secured the most beautiful living models in America M. BLANDOWSKI yi produce forthe first time his exquisite POSE PLASTIQUE. Prices, Evenings ats The Bathors. Temptation, Venus and Cupid. Risne: Slave Mart. Adam Cain Gladiators. el, Jealousy and Grime, Bad Fix. THE WONDROUS ELEPHANT, that elicits uncontrolled aud continuous laughter, — 8 FUNNY OLD GALS. 3 — First time in America Mons. Blandowski will prodnce his musical and spectacular Ballet, BRIGAND: thagnificent, military, ‘ig THe ilson by Miss Katie and Lady Frances by Katie Wilson and Schrotter Bolo. y Mile. Baretta Grand Finale. Goryphees and Corps de Ballet ‘The irrepressible, emotional Poem Vivant, THE BROOKLYN FEMALE SEMINARY. Grand Parisian Quadrille, AVENTURES DES “GRISETTES, . AMUSEMENTS. Oren THEATRE, 000 LF YY ¥MM MM PPPP IT ccc O° OF SS 2 ee cee ae OP eer" O o OF YI MB. MER. PTO o.0OF ¥Y MM MMP. pit 9. Ob YY MM MM PPP It o- on XY M MM MP i 0 OL Y M MM M P i ° ob o 23 2 2 it o ooo LLLLL ¥ M V MP i ccc TrTTrr H HM EEEEE <A_ TITTT RRR EELE . yRS AA eee ; a 7 HOE AA T R RE 2 8 me 2 Bape T -HHNH EERE A A 7 RRR EREE ee AAA T RK E ee Vee an ae 2 Soe * @ £s re Ge ¥ 7 HB 4H KEEEEA A T & BR EEER Mr. JOHN F, POOLE out ba THE FAMILY THEATRE, pace al Heat al ® 624 BOADWAY, STILL ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE THIS The original Watermelon man. r. ‘The acknowledged champions on the 45 Mir, J. K. BUCKLE! D and Mr J. M. NER. For one week only, the charming Mish KATE O'CON ‘The Monarchs, The Wonders, the best Gymnasts oi Nothing has ever boon seen to equal their marve formance, They are the topic of conversation all city. DHE GREAT ONE-LEGGED, COMPDIA\ SSS. HARPER & STANSILL, THE FATTEST AND | FUNNIEST 3 MR. JOHN HART, in his great character of SIMON SWIPESY, in his immense! funny sketch, MURDER IS E FOURTH WARD. The very best Irish Comedian, Vocalist and Dav the American stage. (Every word, look, acti dance and story redolent and racy of the old soil.) noue to compare with him. MR. PAT ROONEY. ‘Tho favorite and accomplished Vocalists, THE WORRELL. SISTERS, ‘The famed Musical Artixt and ori PROF. M. O'RE A new series of Serid-Comie Songs by the favorit Iss ADAH IMO: ms, Sayings, . GEORGE. & worite Comedians, Some new Dute MR. The Olympic “KNIGH! JOUN, OU AD w THE COLORED HAMTOWN 81" Mr, Bland Holt, Mr, James Vincent, Mr. W. Bi Catill, Mr. BE. D, Gooding, Mr, Wash Norton, Mr. G. W, Rec Ibe Mr. 5, Holdswocth, W. Marin, Mr. Miss Julia Covent . Bell ar Mins Ida Gree: Miss Addie Fi Miss Jul Robinson, Miss Pearl Miss Kitty Parker, Miss Nellie Calvert. ‘Ghe performance will conclude each evening, an matinees, with George 8. K. Extravaganza, entitled A DUICHMAN "IN JAP COSTUMES AND APPOINTME: LL NEW AND BEA Diedrich Bimblebeck, a New York Duteliaian SCENERY, orgs Gimbo, an Irish-American in the servi r. Win. B. Youbetican, an officer of the Japanese royal houseliold, r ‘Fyloocantcomeoverusnohow, a renegade ycoon of Japan, an outrageous officin heockoloru, the King of the Temple Princess Pidgetee, daughter of the Tycoon, oat WE! Trish Comedionne, Hous per. over the NS, or upon jon, sony, There is inal Tumbleronicist, DON, ories und Sketches oy AM WEST, DENTS. well, hornton, nd at the stht's glorious Miss Tda Greenfield Fizienm.. Miss Pearl Mouson. Pingweequi Sousanxeo SYNO! Scene 1—Interior of Ty cree—The coon Issues bis Ultimo—"Our Dai Marry @ Barbariat he Dutehman Lost on the Coast—An Extraordi eception, pan—The Wreck—A sual Asnore—The Dutchm in in Trouble—A Friend in Ni ing a Friend in Di Court—A_ Strs Tabdlean, mont—Crem atic wow ee with Hor"—A Dangerous Complaint Lead! Situation, Scene 4—A French Flat in the I per month) —T) houncement—Death of the Princess—N Novel Sensation. Style of Monument—A Remi Dutchman Finds a Substitute—Ke Something Totally Unex Another Dutchman in Japan. Doors open at 7. Admission. Reserved se Family circle Private boxes. Ss cured six duys in wdvanic ace MATINEES WEDNESDAY ND SATU The Gong, The Gong, The Gong—Spe . No Scone 5—The Royal Cemetery—A ) ‘Thornton, -Miss Addie Farwell Miss K Parker Japanese Scene 2—Coast of Ja- usation—Diedrich Cnst ‘eed Prov: le Decd—Approuch of the Mogul and @ Groeting—“Welcome to Our Shores’ — Scene $—Palace of My Dacdy-in-Law—Awful An- | Thrown in the Shade—The Tycoou’s | e—"Where w Wile Dies the Husband Shall be Buried | Ludierous | (rent al An ds— w ence of Greenwood—The at the Last Mome: pected, and You'll Never Catch i POSITIVELY NO FREE LIS Pes THBATRE. NO FREE LIST. Broadway and Twenty-second street. of MR, AND MRS. W, J. FLORENCE, in Woolf's humorous cotemporaneous Satit MIGHTY DOLLAR. EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINER. OWERY THEATRE, Fi MONDAY, Ociober 4, Mr. E, T. STETSON, in his new seysgtional drama entitied BRUGARS ON replete with new scener; WV ALLAOK's. Proprietor and Munager. This Theatre, THOROUGHLY RENO ED will of PALL AND WINT! on TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, when will be presented for the FIRST TIME AT THIS HOUSE an original COMEDY DRAMA, in three acts, by fom Taylor, Esq., entitled OVERLAND ROUTE, The SCENERY, entirely new, MATT MORGAN and H. ISHER' by Messrs. J. ‘ood. Mr. LESTER WALLACK Ax D REDECORATED, the. | ASUN OF 1875-76 CLARE, The MECHANICAL APPLIA. unprecedented in in- genuity ai fect, by Messrs DUNNE and BUTLER, OV: and INCIDENTAL MUSLO composed and 3. B . BAKER, | RE AND APPOINTMENTS, all new, by | CAST will include nearly every member of the Com- | FIT OF THE TEXAS SUFFERERS, Mr. STUART, haviug cousiderately aud kindly volun- teered the Park Thentre, ‘A MATINEE PERFORMANCE ‘of the great success, MIGHTY DOLLAR, will be given next MONDAY ATE: AT THE PARK in wid of TEXAS SUP) Mr. und Mrs. FLORENCE, the entire Company, Orchestra and Attuches have volun- teered. < BOX SHEET NOW OPEN, rTOWES & CUSHING 3 Eighth avenue and Forty'ninth street. 1 English Clown, 2AL WALKER, rill appent every alternoon and eventing. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP. GYMNASTICS EXTRAORDINARY AND ACROBATICS, by the greatest Cireus Troupe in the world. Admission, 25 cent d chairs, 25 © ARLING'S OF ET. Late Bryant's. 2 2 EUGENE, COTTON & REED'S COTPLON AND BIRDUE. MINSTRELS, OUR COLORED BOYS, Ben Cotton B. M, HAL OUT ALI \Jo Ilnstentor, DAVE R BNATOR BOB HART SALLY CON onthe Demoralized State of RAPID TRA 81 Affairs, Saturday Matinee at 2. Half price to Matinee. Evening a8 ir STEINWAY HALL. STERLING. Ss MME, ANTOINETTE STERLING'S GRAND CONCERT, Her first appearance in New York since her return from Europe. P®: “THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7. xAnisting artiste—Quartes from the English Glee Cinb of jew Yor Miss Henrietta Beebe, soprano. Miss Louise Fineb, contralto, Mr. J.B. Nilsen, ten, Mr. G. E. Aiken, bass Mr. E. B. Milla, pianist, Mr. George W. Colby, Musical Director. ADMISSION $1, Reserved seats, 50c, and $1 extra, according to location. in October 4, of coats will, commence, Monday morning, Oot man’s, Sehirmer's, 701 Broadway, aa 114 Broadway. 7 CADEMY OF MUSI WACHTEL, GRAND OPERA SEASON, OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18) 1875. Subscriptions will be received at the office of the Academy of Music daily, from 9 to 3 o'clock. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES a | for the season of 20 nights :—Boxes, $300, $240 and $200, Reserved sents, #0, PRICES FOR SINGLE NIGHTS, Boxe $15 and $10. General admission, $1 Reserved sents, $1 or $2 extra, Famil: BOcents, Reserved seats, do., 50 cents. T FERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, FIFTY: fifth street, corner Avene (bank building Cinsses Monday ind Thursday evenings and Saturday nfver- noon. , Private lesson in Glide Waltx wapeciulty., See citeu- jar. “Reception Thursday, Octobor 7, from ¥ to 12, A. -CARMER'S DAKCING ACADEMY, | PLIMPTON + building, intersection Stuyvesant and'Ninth streets, Classes Monday and Thursday, afternoon and evening. classes now forming, Recaption dansante Monday Dag op DUMAR’S DANCING ACADEM 24 West Fourth street.—Classes open. — All dani wught perfeetly in one qui Six fashionable danees ght perfectly i private ms. ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 861 BROOME ST., WILL ba FOR THE SHASON, TUESDAY, yOTO! y a D . SATURDAY, UCTOBER 16, FOR CHILDREN, All the fashionable Dances in one course of lessons, LADIBS, Tuesdays and Fridays, 33g P.M. LADLES! (exchanteely oveutng lass, Saturday, 7 P.M, Commaneing Vewver 18). GENTLE. EN, Tweed: i Fridays, 739 P.M. REN. Shy; Saturdays, 3 P.M. %, bour 8. The ‘first lessons can be taken privately, and no extra charge from class prices SET OF TEETH MADE IN THRRE HOURS AT 123 ‘West Thirty-fonrth street, between Sixth and Seventh. —Speclal mechanical dentistry ; co- tl ber. gold and platina Sots; Pinmp- tors, 40. ‘Take green cars from Grand sureot Lerry. nae cars or Broadwa; von REWBROUGH. 128 Weak Thistrtoucyh phrook va REMOVED Thirty third EB GARMO'S DANCING ACADEMY HAS from No, ¥2 Filth avenue to No. 55 sireot, between Broadway and Fifth avenu & TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCIN! Lyric Hall, Sixtn avenue, Reservoir sqiare, Ri NOW OF EN AL REDUCE LLGS—pend fur Cirgoler | ARRANGE: STREETS, TERNOON JIG Act! 4 MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ‘Twenty-third street_and Fourth avenue, MENTS FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER. G ROOM supplied with 350 papers and maga- rican, Baile Froneb, German, Scotch, Irish, ng, containing over 10,000 volum: CLASSES—French and German, three evenings each week, alternately, Writing, three evenings each week, alternately, with Bookkeeping. Spanish, two evenings each week. Vo- cal Music, one ing euch week. LITERARY SOCIETY every Tuesday evening. SOCIAL RECEPTIONS second Monday in the month, in- cluding Reesing, Musical Concert or Exhibition, LECTURES—Thirteen in Members’ Course, READ. BATHS open day and evening, FULL annual ticket, costing $5, admits the holder to all the above privileges. Members using Gymnasiam will re- quire to rent # box, $2 50 additional. ‘Tickets also admit the member to the covirse of thirteen lectures and monthly re- ceptions, accompanied by a Indy. All young men of good moral character are eligible to ip oh recommendation from employer of uther re- ri it commen ber T. B. M FOR SOUTH AMERICA, It ts proposed to ship Barnum’s ilippodrome and other tions to South America soon, I will assacl proper party 4s partner in the enterprise. Wanted, good showmen and Yusiness men who know Buenos Ayres: Ad- dress P. T, BARNUM, Bridgeport, Conn, ARAND SUCE DAY EVEN PLIM BL ‘S.—SELECT SOLREBS EVERY MON- NG. CARTIER'S DAN iG ACADEMY, LDING, STUYYESANT AND NINTH CLASSES MONDAY D THURSDAY, AF- AND EVENING. NEW QLASBES NOWKOKM- pas TITIES! | YL ocrosena | (GG iM 3 |X TIFUL, | | 8. Knight | AMUSEXENTS CADEMY OF MUSIC. mi KiRALFY BROTHERS. . cose Dessees and Mauagers FAR L NIGHTS oF FAREWELL NIGHTS op FAREWELL NIGHTS or PAR WELL NIGHTS or LAST MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY, SECURB SEATS IN ADVANCE. ORE'S PAREWELL BENEVIT.—SEATS e secured, RE LAST NIGUTS. d Managers AP, great En; 5 week, wrmens suceess of Boucicault's w ence of thy autional draima of th FLYING sevuD | and the eagerness to witness Mr. SELMORE’S unrivalled impersonation of the part of NAT GOSLING, the Old Jockey, the pi lb be ery night up including Thur: 6, the ovcast the farewell BELMORE, Nicholas Nickleby,” MR. s Dickens’ horof "The Geneva Cross,” T OF a new aduptation of Charl by Mr. George Pawoett will be produced, Me. persunation of the ehyr Nt As revowned im {| Other attractions will he B BE Skour U1, THE K OPERA C Y. opening’ in Ambros ful opera, MIGNON, | Sule of seats now OCTOBER , popular A an Clown, Mr. fi s GEORGE L. POX, in an entirely new grand holiday Panto- mime, now in preparation, R, BELM ‘8 BENEFIT.—SE ‘secured Rosita ILLUSTRIOUS ITALIAN TRAGEDIAN, LYCEUM ROSSI as HAMLET. ARANCE IN AMERICA OF (0 ROSSI (0. ho ne ae JM THEATRE, Monday, Oct. 25 MTH ST, AND 6TH AV. (WO OF OPERA BOUPRFE. WO OF OPERA BOUFFE. TONIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT, TONIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGH! formances ot ME, ANGOT. ANGOT, WEDNESDAY, October 6, COCY’S CROWNING TRIL GIROFLE.GIROPLA, ely new Costumes, Scenery, Properties, produced with en J, Yeeum THEATRE. | REVIY. i 1 RE L Wednesday, Ootober 6, first time thi if Lecocq’s CROWNING TRIUMPH IN OPERA BOUFPE. GIRO. 80 consent A, | performed for 1 season and whieh be prot ntrely NEW COSTUMES, Prop and the FOLLOWING UNPREC: ILY STRONG CAST. FFROY -Glrotie-Girotin RL ++. Pedra <Paquita Murrouk Bolero. des Pirates | Mons, VALTER (his ori TNOREASED CHORU: | "Tho sale ot seats GIRUFLA commer | JPRENCH PLAYS AT THE A SIASON OF FREN to inctnde TLIC? will be inaugurated a ON THURS ions wi ATURDAY Bo on TUESDAY, of each week. Subscription prices:—Boxes (8x Orchestra wud Balcony Sofas, $4! Prices for single performanc Boxes, $15 aud $12; Orchovtra and Balcony Sofas, $2; Or- | chestra Stalls, $1.50. iFTH AVENUE TUBATRE EVERY NIGHT AND SA’ CROWDED HOUSES AND TRDAY, MATIN CESSANT LAU K, TRR, ° u ERR Sai a ROR gages) ROR oO oO RER oO oO R R 0 oO R R oo ROR BBB oo + oud S88 ttt Be BG” Oho NOra mem Ste B B 0 o YY 3 it KBB o 0 YY sss. it Bh a) AY ¥ s it B 0 oO ¥ 8 8 1 BEB 00 Y ae The Times says:—“OUR BOYS ts a fresh, sparkling, wholesome play. ree Pie curcain. was rung tour times at the end of the second ack.” THE GREATEST]. The Tribune #: nd 3 the applause was tuost veliements SUCCESS KNOWN and tt then became evident, tha THE PUBLIC’ HEART HAD TO ANY STAGE] BEE " B ‘The Herald says:—“Tho produc~ FOR A QUARTER | tion of OUR BOYS has proved the most charming event of the | OF A CENTURY !!] seasont!” The Evening Post says:—“It is worth twenty Big Bonanzas!” The Graphic saysi—"OUR BOYS isoneof tho most charming come- savor acted in this eity.”” (THREE WEEKS ANBAD. woon's, Afternoon at 2, Tho Leautiful play, in SEA | Kit. OF ICE, MUSEUM DEPARTMENT, Now on exibition, P. tT. BARNUM'S 820,000 LIVING BAB PPOPOTAMUS. MORE’S CONCERT GARDEN (ate Hippodrome). #.* Seats may be sec Woor's cseux. Evening at 8, CHANFRAU THIS the opening Concert, sR Mrs RN AR is AB See THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, “OCTOBKIt 4, AT r A SPLENDID FikouRAMMtie "PM o'elovis. H for ART [. } HIS (MC Y) BVE! . 1, Ovorture—"Pre aux Cleres”... Herold Se Ok ee rall orchestra. GREAT TRIUMPH OF 2, Duo—William Te Rossini GILMORE'S MAGNIFICENT BAND, Signors BL Nil | Ke 3. Solo Violino—Fant: -Wieniawski | The marvelions porformanie of LISTZ'S “RHA PSODUS M ONGROISE NU. 2,” the most difficult o 4. Grand Aria—“Der Freischut ..Weber | played by a milit ry Mend, ban hod the pehuasion os “§ Mile. THERE | won for the Jn the ap) and aduiration of the 5, Concerto in E tat, On. 73—“Addagzio, Rondo”.Beethoven | most exacting masicints and m critics, Mune. ARABELLA GODDARD, | THE PIECE WILL BE REPEATED THIS EVENING, 6, “Les Rameaux" — E of ig Noni Pane Also first appearance 0 Milo, Mue, MARIE SALVOTTL, 1. “Funeral March of a Marione pends Ahh xe Burlesque tor Orchestra—First time in Ame: 2. English Bailads— é By Miss A. RANDALL. 3. Pantasia—Piano on themes of By Min “Don Giovanni”. ,Thalberg | and second week of THE an ol YOUNG APOLLO CLUB, ation of fresh, young voices. ‘NEW YORK'S GREATEST ATTRACTION, 5. Solo violino—"I rapt Si GREAT LE! ons. hmattbicnencithry nd SchlS 6. Canam rap A IN ONB OF 15 GRANDEST SOLOS, 7. Duo, from “Favorite au PROGRAMME, Miss A. RANDALL and Signor ORLANDINI. | 4. overture, “Witian: Tell ne « Rossint Musical Director. -MAX MARETZEK | 2. Concert Waltz, “Return to America’ Pietro Perranth Piano Accompani: GBORGE W. COLBY | .B Selection, the Flotow WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 6—Second Concert. 4 Comet solo, * FRIDAY EVENING, October 8—Third Concert, SATURDAY, Ocgober 9—Grand Matinesn. = = = | OS, Aria for soprano, cavatina, from “Nabaceo”’........ Verd Goneral admission, $ Kd $3, according ats at $1 each. admission to second balcony, 50 1g 60 location; beo- TIVOLI THEATRE Eighth strect, bei ENT on Second and Third ave! i NEW BILL, nner. introdneing all ue mammoth company in an ENTERTAINMENT OF UN First appearance of the G UAL REAT RUSSIAN ATH Also the celebrated pater BALLET TROU PE, consisting of 20 YOUNG LAD comprising ART, TASTE, HESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELI C ERIT, LETIC: 1ES 20 REFINEMENT. PHIA, William D, Gemmill, SM aed Scott and F. F. Mackay, janagers. Third week of OUR Boys, our Every evening and Saturday Matinee antil furth OUR BOYS. R BOYS. er notice, UST ISSUED, THE DANCE OF SOCTETY, é 5y. William B, De 0, For 547 Broadway. by William A. Pond & Co., OW OPEN. FORTY-POURTH baa saa EXHIBITION of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Second and Third avs. and Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth sta WONDERFUL MACHINES! SPLENDID FR ODUCTS! Admission, 50 cents; Children, 25 cents. ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, en ndays excepted), 10 A. M. , . Gondee ‘and Tharsday free. ANJO AND GUITAR TAUGHT BY HENRY ©. DOB- BON, 340 Bowery; alao wil styles of Dancing for the minstrel and variety stage; banjos /urnished free for prac- ties PENUER'S CENTRAL PARK GARDEN, LATE SPR o lector baie, concerts, lectures, &e. Apply WA. B, SPENCER, 212 Broadway. RGYLE ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND Tatetiat Cit Ee ee aye [AINMENT BVERY N i PRNce IMPERIAL AND ALL THE LATSST MMENCING AT TIBTH STREET, y trust of this great artist: “Passing Bell, cents; “Grieve Not,” Sherwood, cents te Wales, Strauss, 75 conts: “Old Village Clock,’ cents; “The Nun and the Fountain,” Sherw: * comie song, Howard Paul, 40, Guard,” Braham, song, 40 conte; “Galoy rille,” cents, Copies mailed. WM. A. Hroadway, Bawngh ayores 9 Ymiya AQUA ¢ ig NTER- PARISIAN VARIBTIES, DANCES, 9 O'CLOCK. ENTRANCE ON THLR- ore i: NO cents; - | have POND & CO, 047 | ply 5. Aria for soprano, cavatin Mme. MARIE | Hongroise, No. 2 |. The production of Lisrt's "Rhapso by a military band, w classical composition | educated musicin’, has gained | Gili tion the warmest praises of the most exacting mausical crit ies, Atthe argent request of many patrons of the Garden | the work will hold its placeon the programme this Neg > 7. Glee, “Culm be Thy Siumbers™...... oe : YOUNG APOLLO CLUB. | + Hartmanm NOW ON EXHIBITION at this Garten a complete i CENT lete modeb ENNIAL BUILDINGS and thei | of all the pro N surrounding vineluding a bird's-eye view of FAIRMOUN' PARK, Philadelphia, with its drives, walks, running stroma, hilis and shrubbery, in portect detail, ‘Admission Ve. Boxes admitting four, $3, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS! NEW AN FRANCISCO iNsriets' | opera House, Broadway, corner of ty-ninth strect, whose success bas never been equalied by any similar om anization in the world. ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL THIS WEEK. “Little Old Log Cabln in the Lane.” ‘Ald Ryman, Biliy Carter, Rudolph, Warde, Barney, Pelham, the Great Ricarde, rehenti bec” BRO. « en poh sa HOU! BATRICALS, secured. ste NecuTATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. Rn JN. PATTISON TIES Rune PIANISTS d FINE ee eotast ANO RECITAL, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 56, AT'8 O'CLOCK. ret MUSIC AS ILLUSTRATED BY THE GREAT MASTERS, Ticke Fayh we scal, Feed Seats ene extra, ic stores, Gout m store, undet ieket oflee, No.8 Union Square, OC“ SINN’S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, FOUR GREAT STARS AGAIN THIS WEEK, and all the old favori Evory night, Wednesday and Saturday Matinoes, ‘Good performances at popular prices. ERMANIA THEATRE. AD. NBUEN! . NBURD pa Director MONDAY. OCTOBER & MONSIiE i ‘AEP HONAB, in three acts, by A. Dumas (son), Box offies open from till 4 o'clock. HEO, THOMAS’ SYMPHONY CONCERTS, AND PUBLIC REHEARSALS, AT STELNWAY ITAL, PLAST CONCERT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, Subscriptions for either the Sympiony Concerts or Publie Rehearsals, or both, are now received at the principal musie ftores, piano warerooms and at the box office of Steinway Hall, whore also circulars, stating full particulars, can ve ned. qaLoc , DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.—THE UN Feeeoiitned ‘is prepared. to receive wppiteations. Pupilt opporsanity o play while under instructions, Ap KESTER ke BROWNS. 700 Cyird avenue, Terme Can be hay the ball, and