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hejecone or ne cana sare on ne 1300 November, ‘Taylor presented a communication from W. B. Cooper, be Ragaad neer, recommending that an alteration be in the mauner of constructing the enlargement of mplain Cansi by substituting vertical wally for slope alls between Nos. 2,300 and 2,325 (survey first division), d offered the following :— ‘Rosolved, Tht the alteration in the manner of construct- Ging the enlargement of the Champlain Canal between tutions Now, 2.900) aud 2.925 (survey of first diviston) , th fy recommended by W. B. Cooper, division engineer, be ladopted, the expense of the Kaine uot to excood $7,225. On calling tho yeas and nays the resolution was jadopted. The result of this proceeding on the part of {the Caual Boars was to retieve the contractor from his ligation to construct 2,000 cubic yards of slope wall & cost to the State of only $1,000, and replace it by Structure such aa we have described, at an expense of 17,188 86. What Mr. Cooper's reasons were which uiuced the Board into this strange deviation irom the rovisions of the statute we cannot tell; they have not wen recorded in the miputes of the Board. The Cans ‘ommissioners seem also to have been yequally indfifereut to their obligations. After letuing (the contract to Demwon, they do not appear to have given ita thougist, except to issue to him their war- Fants from moutt to month, predicated upon the esti- mate of the engieer, whereby he was enabled to ob- ‘ain the money fromthe State treasury. They seem to uve overlooked the {act that they are specially charged fo examine frequently and carefully into the state of | fehe camuls and works committed to their charge,” aad To superintens and cause to be made such extraor- ‘divary repairs or improvements as may be ordered.” If such “frequent and careful examinations” and enperintendence” had taken place how very soon the ‘fraud of the engincers would have been discovered and ‘timely correction made. We do not believe that it was ‘ever intended tliat the responsibility of the State Engi- eer should cease when he had signed the plans and esti- douates submittec by him to the Canal Board. In our opin- Yon a direct responsigility rested upon trim throughout the prosecution of the work and until he had examined and passed upon the final account, Mr. ex-State Engi- meer Taylor's \estimony upon this point isso much at ‘variance with our views that we deem it best to include At in this report, The report here refers to the testimony of ex-State Engineer Taylor, which 1s so much at variance with the views of the commission that an extract from such Westimony is published. The report then continues:— It is only justice to Mr. Taylor to state that this con- @ract was jet in July, 1871, and he did not assume office iil January 1, 1872.’ Nearly all the work under it, how- ever, was prosecuted during his administration, the jcontractor being unable to commence operations till j@fter the close of navigation, in December, 1871, He estifies that he disciplined Mr. Babeook in the winter lef 1872-8 by dismissing him from the service of the Btate for hia counection with the original survey, but be failed to bring the matter to the attention of the Cunal Board, as required by the following section of the Jaw (see Chapman, section 857) :— When even the State Engineer and Surveyor or either of tbe Canal Commissioners shall suspect any fraud or miscon- uct on the part of any engineer or assistant in relation fe the public works, it shall, be his duty to report t! ame to tho Canal Board, who may employ so many and Buch agents and engineers as they may deem proper to ‘aid them fo the Investigation of the matter, and draw on the ‘Treasurer, on warrunt of the Auditor, for their compensation and the éxpense of the investiga If this had been done in Mr, Bubcovk’s ease, the fraud in the exbibit shees fwould have been brought to the notice of the Canal Board Melore the final settlement with Denison was made, Of Mr. Crocker’s action relative to this contract, we ean form no other opinion than that he knowingly and wilfully falsified his estimates, thereby entailing great Yoss upon the Stale to the corresponding profit of the sontractor Denison, JOHN BIGELOW, DANIEL MAGONE, Jp., A. E. ORR, JOHN D. VAN BUREN, Jr. Aunaxy, Oct. 6, 1875, Chap. 788, Laws of 1870. Chap. 783, Laws of 1870. THE COURTS. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Otterbourg. ALLEGED SWINDLING. \ M. Vaulhetm, of Saratoga Springs, was yesterday ar- Faigned at the above-named Court on a charge of awindling, It was alleged that in September, 1874, the prisoner called on the firm of Becker & Lyser, jewel- ers, doing business in this city, and represented that he was worth considerable property in Suratoga and was proprietor of a store under the Union Hotel in that town, On the sirength of these representations the firm named gave him goods valued at $2,190. It was subsequently ascertained that Vaulheim was heavily in debt, and had made over all his property to his wife, Henco his arrest. Another compluint of a similar na- ture was made against Vaulheim by Alfred Nicholls, of No. 8% Division street, whom ho is accused of hay- Sng swindled out of $755 worth of property, ‘Tho prisoner was held m default of $2,000 bail to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Betore Judge Kilbreth. A MODEL POLICEMAN. Bernard Conway, of No. 410 East Nineteenth street, Decame involved in a difficulty last week with Michael Kelly, a waiter in the Clarendon Hotel. Blows were exchanged and Conway got the worst of the encounter, He was determined, however, to have satisfaction, and sought for that purpose the aid of his brother, who is a policeman attached to the Fourth precinct. On Satar- day night Kelly was in a shoe store on Second avenue, when the two Conways entered, The proprietor of the store, who knew them, objected to their presence in his lace, and Oflicer Conway drew his revolver to enforce Bis authority mm arresting Kelly. The Court thought “‘the arrest was vory irregular, to say the least,” and eaid a warrant should have been obtained, The prisoner was therefore discharged, The oltcer will have a eharge preferred against him by the proprietor of the shoe store. POLICE COURT NOTES. Michael Burnes was held to answer yesterday by Jus- tice Otterbourg, at the Tombs Police Court, on com- plaint of Victor Fisco, of No. 191 Grand stroct, who | charged that while passing the corner of Grand and | ‘Mott streets he was assaulted by Burnes and another aan and robbed of $4 and a gold ring. Edward Luther, of Old slip, was Lcld to answer for eelling lottery policy tickets. Officer Musgrave, of the Fourth precinct, on Saturday night arrested Matthew Ryan for intoxication, On avarching him at the station house a yold key and a wire pick such as burglars uso were found in his pos- session. The key was identified by Mr. Stone, of No, 145 Chatham street, us a portion of the property stolen from his store on Saturday last. Ryan was held for | rial. i Thomas Cox arraigned before Judge Wandell at | the Washington Place Polico Court yesterday, and held | 1 $800 bail to answes on a charge of assaulting John H. Button, of No, 1 Thompson street, and attempting to rob him. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Supreme CovntT—Cnamnnes—Held by Judge Law- rence.—Nos 11, 13, 54, 56, 8, 68, 69, 74, 77, 81, 89, 95, 108, 110, 111, 117, 126,147, 195, 322, '225) 254, 267, 200) | 289, 302, 303, 304, 307, dos, S11, d23, 315. * SurkEMe Court—GeNERAL Txnm—Held by Judges Davis, Brady and Daniely.—Nos. 129, 14, 136, 160, 189, 140, 141, 142, 131, 164, 165, 167, 168, 169; 170,’ 172, 278, 174, 175, 176. Surremn Coun. ‘Vorst.—Demurrer— 149, 478, 424, 166, 102, 570, 678, 581, 600, 603, 605, 606, 617, 620, 481, 624, 625, Surresk Cover—Cincvit—Part Monday October 33. Part 2 Nos. 1486, 1468, 1438, 408, 15: 1000, 2802, 1000. 84, 002, 22388, 236, 2706, 45214, 5186, "76 SPECIAL Ten—Held by Judge Van 1. Law and fact 271, PARK HOSPITAL ABOLISHED. The Commissioners of Charities and Correction have passed a resolution doing away with the Park Hospital. ‘Yue removal of the beds and other furniture to Belle- yue Hospital was commenced on Saturday and will be finisbed this week. The Park Hospital was instituted by order of the Mayor and Commonalty of the city some four years ago. It was then destined for the re- ception of sunstruck patients, but gradually all kinds ‘of surgical cases arising from accidents to persons in | the lower wards of the eily were treated there. ‘The building was an old one when the hospital was first established in it, The walls are cracked in several piaces and bulged out of their proper line. The acci- dent at St. Andrew’s clurch aroused the Inspectors of Buildings to more careful action in their department, and tie Park Hospital building was inspected. On the 17th of last March it was reported as unsafe, It was decided to remove the patients if they could use some other building in the lower part of the city. The De- partment of Public Works, however, had no power to select another building for the hospital, and the one in the City Hall Park continued to be used, notwithstand- ing its dangerous condition, At last the Commission- ers, not wishing to endanger further the lives of all its occupants, have decided to remove the hospital to Bellevue and for the present, at least, to give up the idea of having a hospital in the lower part of the city. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Mrs. M. Burnett, residing at No, 5 Duf™ield terrace, Brooklyn, jumped out of a second story window of her apartments at half-past one o'clock yesterday morning, fracturing her right ankle and spraining her back. Mrs. Burnett, who is thirty-nine years of age, was nov in her right mind when she attempted to destroy herself. She is consumptive and has becn an inyalid for a long Lime past. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. Muap—Hontisasnzan.—On Wednesday, Octobor 6, by Rev. J. H. Lockwood, Homme G. Meap, of Louis ville, Teun., to Fannie’ Honuxcsuxan, of Brooklyn, E. D. 1875, Unpermr—Fornes.—October 7, at Zion church, Thirty-cighth street and Madison ‘avenue, by the Rev. 8. N, Galleher, Huxry M, Unpgnimu., of Yon- kers, to Junta, daughter of Alexander Forbes, of Scarsdale, N.Y. DIED. Apams.—In Brooklyn, while on a visit at the resi- dence of her son-in-law, Henry L.' Norton, on Satur- day, October 9, 1875, Carnarine Exicu, relict of the late William Adams, Esq., in the 75th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the Fulton street Methodist Episcopal church, , N. J., on Monday, the 11th inst,, at two o’c! Ulster county papers please copy. Baxner.—On Sunday, October 10, Ewy F, Barker, daughter of Thomas and Imogene Barker, aged 8 years, 1 month and 27 days. The rejatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend ner funeral from Pelhamvyille church, October . Train leaves New Haven Railroad depot, Forty-second strect, at twelve M. Brrry.—At Hackensack, N. J., on Friday, October 8, Manta, widow of the late Abraham H, Berry, in the 82d year of her age. Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, from her late residence, at twelv o'clock, on Monday, October 11, without further notice. Trains ‘leave New ‘York at 10:15 A. M., Twenty-third street ferry, and 10:30 A. M, from Chambers street ferry, via New Jersev and New York Railroads. BovLaN.—On Sunday, October 10, 1875, Mary, the beloved wife of Felix Boylan, native of county Mona- ghan, Ireland, in the 77th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from ‘er late resi donce, No. 601 West Thirty-third street, on Tuesday, at one o'clock P, M. Buriuk.—On October 8, Juneatau BorsER, a native of Tipperary, Glen of Aheriow. ‘His remains will be taken from Bellevue Hospital, on Monday, October 11, at ten o'clock, thence to Calvary Cometery, The relatives and friends are respectfully iivited to attend. Danrox.—On Sunday, October 10, 1875, Jura, youngest daughter of tho late Dominick and Ann Dalton. Relatives and friends are respectfully inyited to at- the funeral, from her late residence, 176 Ludlow street, on Tuesday, October 12, at two o'clock P. M. Du Bercrav.—On Friday, the 8th inst., MARGARET Axy ALEXANDER, wife of Arthur Du Borcean, M, D. The fricnds of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from St. Vincent de Paul's chureh, Tweuty-third strcet,on Tuesday, 12th inst, at ten hat em Varic! years, Notice of funeral hereafter, Gerkuy,—On Sunday, October 10, after a lingering illness, Joun GeRkex, aged U9 years, 10 months and 3 days. Notice of funeral hereafter. ‘ Gruwe,—On Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, after a short but severe illness, ANNA AxeIIA Gree, aged 5 years and 19 days, daughter of Henry H. and Anna C. Grebe. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 630 Eleventh avenue, on Tuesday, at ono o'clock P. GuixznurG.—On_ Saturday, October 9, Marcus L. Guixznene, aged 47, 5 The relatives and friends, also the members of Beor Sheba Lodge, I. 0. B. B., and Vereinigte Brueder, aro requested to attend the funeral on Monday, October 11, at twelve o'clock M., from his late residence, No. 20 Beekman place, Muter.—At the residence of his son-in-law, Rev. R. Holden, Morrisania, on Fri October 8, Joun G. Muuuer, in the Tist year of his age. ‘Phe relatives and friends of tho family are respect- fall Ii, at twelve o'clock, at ehu , Tremont, Contant Cemetery, New Rocheilo. Moorgs.—On ‘Saturday, October 9, Caantzs W. Moonns, aged 61 years. Kelatives and irfends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, at his late res A and 119th street, on Tuesday, October 12, at four M, Interment at Hudson, N. Y, d L.—On Saturday, October '9, 1875, Many Axw Miron 1, aged 71 years, native of the county Dublin, reland, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her nephew, Patrick 7. Berry, No. 881 Ninth avenue, on this day (Monday), at twelve o'clock precisely. Monamax.—At Spring Valley, N. Y., after a short ill- ness, Sunday, October 10, Huai Morauas, Jr., of Brook- —On Sunday, October 10, at his residence, 67 street, -Roukkr A. ViNcENT Fuyny, aged 22 the "Methodist Epise invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, October j pal | ‘The remains will be terred in the | Jence, avenue | ferry, can ride within two blocks of the church, getting ont at Marcy avenue. Woop.—At Groenpoint, October 8, Hxsten, the be- loved wife of Daniel Wood, aged 64 years, 10 months and 11 days ‘The funeral will take place from hor late residence, 77 Union place, at twelve o'clock, on Tuesday, 12th inst. _PIANOFORTES, A LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING genuine second hand Steinway & Sons Piano are invited to call at the warerooms of Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS, where a uo assortmens of Steinway Pianos, all in perfect condition and some of them nearly new, is constantly ou hand; also second hand Pianos of other makers. Attempts are constantly made in thiscity and elsewhere to sell inforior pianos with our name on, or a name spelled so similar that many people do not notice the difference and pirrehase the sparions and often totally worthless instrument for « genuine Steinway Piano. If persons, before purchas- ing such instrument, will take the number of same and call on STEINWAY & SONS it can at once be ascertained ie fastrument isa genuine Steinway pland oF a STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall: 107-111 East Fourteenth street, New York. A-fOR, RENT-UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND «Pianos of our owa make; also Tor sale and rent a num- ber ot tine second hapd Pianos, in pertect order, WLLLLAM. TITIENS, 1875, at 8 o'clock, two SR Natine MONDAY), Oct, 11 FOURTH AND LAST 2 GRAND TITIENS CONCERT, MLLE. bi aye TITLENS “Non mi dis,” grand aris... Don Giovanni ‘Duet, Traviata, L’Ardita (by general desire)... on, “Auf Fluegeln des i Fantasie, Jules Chivre on these ‘Star Spangled Baouer,” Mr. E. SAURET will play, “Air Russes,” by Wicniaushi, and “Ditanti Palpith” by Pag- ink. veel, MAX MARETZEK Mfr, GEO. W. COLBY: Condaetor. Piano Accom janine. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, October 13 and 15, THE TWO LAST CONCERTS OF MLLE. TITIENS. BATURDAY. ¢ er 16, at 1230 P. M., rool cademy— NS, October 19, ‘ss General admission, $1; adinission to second balcony, 50 ceuts; reserved seats, $2 and $3, according to location; second balcony reserved seats, $1 each; reserved seats to matinee, $1 and $2 each, according to location. Seats can be secured at Steinway Hall, 701 and 114 Broadway. KNABE & CO., No. 112 Fifth avenue, above Sixteontht. T HAINES BROS!’ PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS and manufactory, corner Twenty-lirst street and Seo- ord avenue, a fine assortment of first class Pianofortes for sale on reusonable térms; @ few Pianos but little used at great bargains. T AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE—AN ENTIRELY NEW first class Piano, which was taken for a debt; must be gold regardions of © n at’ HENRY + LE, TITIENS IN HANDEL'S GRAND ORATORIO, THE MESSIAH, ‘at STEINWAY HALL, on WEDNESDAY, October 20, with combined Chorus and Orchestra of over 400 performers ‘of the CENTENNIAL CHORAL UNION, and eminent solo Artists. Tickets, with Reserved Seats, $1 50, $2 and $3, poral admission, $1, for sale at Steinway Halt, LARGE STOCK OF FIR: UPRIGHT AND square Pianos and Organs; inducements for cash, on in- and for rent. 8. X, BALL & C0., 15 East Fourteenth streat. IFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; A& u octave, carved legs, overstrui every improveinent; gre sacrilico for cash. J. BIDDLE, 16 Waverley place, near Broadway, FINE ASSORTMENT OF SQUARE, UPRIGHT AND Grand Arion Pianos, to rent to first class purties at rea- Sonable rates; also a few’ second hand instruments, near! new, at very low prices for cash or instalments, SIMPSO! & Ob,, sole manufacturers of the Arion Piano, No. 5 East Fourteen! reet 0 onico' MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, ALL THE modern improvements, only $150, rash; a 7'1-3 octave, $175; Pianos ot celebrated city makers, little used, con- antly on hand; new and second hand Pianos of our own make wt extremely low prices for cash. HORACE WATERS & SONS, 481 Broadway. A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE, PIANO. forte, modern improvements, first class maker, $100; Stool and Vover, Private residence 243 Last JOth ‘street, id avenues. QUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, NEW AND dihand; eash instalments; Organ, 7 stops, eat bargains. 1 on place, Kighth street, m T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES—A LARGE ASs- sortment of new and handsome Pianos for sule, on in- Stalments, or low for cash and to rent; two Pianos been a little, exceedingly low. CHULER, 26 East Fourteenth street. it Broadway, AE! 10 RENT, OF OUR OWN MANU- + factur second, hand Pianos, in thorough order, for sale at low prices by CHICKERING & SO! it East Fourveeuth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. KERING PIAN Dag ROSEWOOD CHT . nud Stool, new; instruments exceedingly low. on instalments and to from Uh. LDSMITHS, 26 Bleocker st., near Bowery. SACRIFICE —FAMILY LEAVING CITY nt grand sqnire four round eor- FORTE Pianos GREAT ‘will sell their magnifi her 7g octave rosewood nearly ney, fully “guarant brilliant class city maker, cost . for Box for shipping; —blso, $1753 also, parlor, chamber, library, dining Furniture, Paintings, Carpets, Silverware, at one-quarter eost. Cull this day. t Thirtocnth street, near Fourth avenue. | PaRk THEATRE, MIGHTY DOLLAR. i UART is happy to chronicle ANOTHER “TRIUMPH FOR THE NATIVE DRAMA n the CONTIN SUCCESS of Woolf's MIGHTY DOLLAR, with Mr. W. J. FLORENC As,.+eThe Hon. Bardwell Stoto Mrs. W.d. FLORENCE..." as..11., Mes, General Gililory Which (now in its sixth week) will be given EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE and at a MATINEE SATURDAY, at Mr. STUART begs to annource that he will shortly have the privilege of introdneing one whom be snd all who have seen him deem @ most distinguished artist, the Western Comedian, JOUN N, who has most gonorously isongagement in con- sequence of the unapproachable snecess of tho GUT ALLACK : DOLLAR, OW nereranaien Doors open at 7:80, Po EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Mr. Tom Taylor's original Comedy Drama, in three acts, en ‘ titied the OVERLAND ROUTE. “The performance {sof the kind which has made this theatre famous. * * * Produced on a seale of greater splendor than ever before,”—New York Horaid.” Mr. LESTER WALLACK nees at 8 P.M, “The genoral portormance received with abundant and continnous merriment, Lt is exquisitely put on the stage,”— New York World. “An exceedingly well balan advantage the strength of Mr, Wallack’s cu Attire is of surpassing beauty.” —Now York “1 play, showing to unusnal any. The stage mes. “The ship scene, showing the vessel from the stern, snr- rounded by the ocean, is extraordinary for its beauty and ac- curacy, and the breal of the steamer is managed with telling skill. —New York Tribune, * * © The effect of sun- Tho acting is unusu- “The scenery is very beautiful. sot was truly delightful and realistic. ally good.”—Wilkes? Spirit, “The play fs admirably the ship most realistic. ""—. CARRIAGES MAY BE ORDERED FOR 10:39. wated, and the breaking up of adiam, MILY WILL SFLL THEIR ELEGANT ctave Chickering Piano tor $179; 1 improve- used but short time; also for $275 ‘a 74g octave up- right Decker & Bros. Pianotorte; richly carved rosewood ease and used only four uionths; cost $075: has all latest improvements; cuarantee ; also Covers and Stools; a positive chauce. N. B.—Joxes tor shipping. Call at five story brown stone residence No. 47 West Sixteenth st. MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND ROSEWOOD CASE Bradbur ‘0. grand scale Piano; cost $1,000, for improvements; also a four round Wil Piunoforte, with guarantee i vol, Cover; has Box for shippin Dor and "Dining Furniture wt n sacri- West 23d st., near 6th av. BEAUTIFUL OHICKERING CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 octave upright Pianoiorte, cost £000, less than alyo Parlor Suit. Furniture and Ceutre Table, $150, cond avenue, corner Eighth street. THEATRE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, engagement for one week only of the grout sensation artist Mit. JOHN. THOM Sensi tthe fia GILMORE ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS, THE T LEVY, APOLLO CLUB, GR LADY WILL SELL POR $150 AN ELEGANTLY carved rosewood seven octave upright Pianoforte, Cost price $650; modern improvements, 28 Third street, between Bowery and Second avenu OF PIANOFORTES, WITH ALL A ERE sro modern improvements, will be sold very low for cash at NARV & SON'S, 289 Est Twenty-titst street, INWAY, UPRIGHT, Organs, six. stops, GORDON & SON, 13 East Four it. BAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND-HAND Panos of the best quality, yet low for cast, at SCHER’S Warerooms and Manuiaetory, 421, 423, 425, West Twenty-eighth str AGNIFICENT — SEVE Pianote u RING, WEBER, \J Square Pianos; low rent. 8 $75. Double Bonk, Pedal Ongun, $150. Music resalled. vent OCTAVE ROSEWOOD legs and every modern im- $100; super Steinway 8, 157 Bleecker stre RGANS! OR TAKEN A LOT OP NEW Organs for pianos of our make; will exchange them for second hand 7 octave Pianos. F.'0. LIGHITE & CO., 78 Barrow strovt, near Hudson. pire \—BEST MAKERS, LARGE LOT TO SELL OR rent cheap, for cash or easy payments. Call and see thom at MERRELL'S, No, 8 Union square. SECOND HAND PIANOS—MADE BY J. &C. FISCHER, having broken fron plates. An offer wanted for them, Call on or address BROKEN PLATE PIANOS, 163 Bleecker stroet, New York city. UE MASON & T NET ORGANS RE- ceived THRE at VALS and a DIPLOMA OF HONOR at ‘the GRE D EXPOSITIONS -in PARIS and VIENN in America, and are MENTS of the Clu, always Azod to be the J athe WORLD. ‘The ment of ORG n the country, inelading may now be found at the WARSROOMS of the company, NO, 25 UNION SQUARE, New York. ORGANS sold for cash or easy paymorts, or routed until rent pays for thea. eived highest awards TINSTRU- “ost assort all novelties, FURNITURE. lyn, aged 25 years. Funeral will leave Hamilton ferry, Brooklyn, for Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, Tuesday, October 12, at one o'clock P.M. Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. McDavs,—On Sunday, October 10, at her residence, No, 1,456 Third avenué, Lorri Siao, wife ot Joba MeDade. Funeral on Tuesday, October 12, at half-past ten A. M., from the Baptist church, Eighty-third street, be- tween Second and Third avenues. Mciuoxe.—October 9, 1875, VinaintaA McEnnoye, wife of Bernard McElhone, im the 23d year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on Tuesday, October 12, at ten o'clock A. M., from her late residence, 725 West’ Newark, Jer- sey City Heights. Reiniy.—October 10, Jonystm, only son of John and Mary Reilly, aged 2 years and 8 thonths. | Friends of the fam ard invited to attend the | funeral, on Monday stober 11, at two P, M., from | residence No, 214 Bay stre ey City. | Root.—On Saturday, October 9, 1875, after a brief | dy Judge Dondhue. 1537, 1231, 69, 186 1309, a, B77, B63, 1469, 1721, 1438, i Screriorn Count—Gexrnat Treu—Held by Judges Freedman and Speir.—Nos, 2, 14, 4, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 115, 16, 17. Supexion Covat—Trrat Term—Part 1—Ifeld by Chief Justice Monel! Nos. 811, 1529, 601, 1401, 7: 5 T21, 1353, 625, 809, 635, 563, 849, 743 doles Beare Nos. 88; 8 804, 000, 1116, 600 630, 2 358, 826, 436, 602, ' 830," 8: ‘ 524, | B20, 796, 794, O34. wild pen Surxnson ’ Count—Srxctat, Tanx—Hold by Judge Mnees, at tho residence of Ler son-in-law, Watson J, | Hildreth, No, 864 Lexington avenue, Mrs’ Henny W, Roor. Funeral gervico will be held at St. Albans’ church, at twelve o'clock, noon, Wednesday noxt. Her remains will be taken to Woodlawn cen Tras, —Winttast RYAN, oF native Cashel county, Tipperary, Ireland, aged y of the Common, ars | Into residenve, 136th street and Funeral irom his Fifth avenue, on Monday, October 11, at hall-past ono a Friends of the tamily are invited. Scnaxtrimn.—On Friday, October 8, a nin AnD, the youngest son of Ferdinand and Caroline Schasttier. Every description of Furniture wt cost wnd less than cont, ‘Also a full line of Curtains and everything pertaining to UPHOLSTERY at onusually attractive prices, to close out our entire retail business previous to romoval about January 1. GL. KELTY & ©O., 184 Fifth avenne, nolir Twenty-third street. LEAVING CITY Duchess style satin 50, for one do. AT SACRE their maj Marto Ant with Drossing Suits, $40 and $20 Lounges, Cartai sx ion Table, Silverware, eon day residences’ 105. Bast Thi LE, AT West Twenty-third street, nem PRIV pieces, covered in satin, cost Turkish Suits, 890; ren and hal inlaid and’ gilt’ black nue Drossing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, by spring Mattrossos, Diniig Parniturs, Extension Table, Builet, C wood four round INANGIAL OBLIGATIC to sell their Household tit, 14 pieces, cost, $1,200, for Su00; nagnificent Decker & Bi 45 ‘oe Pianoforte, Turkish Suit, $45, $90; Chamber Sets complete, with ingle Bedsteads, Bureau I pltisht Suite, pri atin Park spring J rary and i must be sold, ‘aintings, Bronzes, Carpets, Goods chn remain’ until October 14. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend tho y, October 11, at two o'clock, trom the re Curt os. 2, 5, 12, 14, 15, 19, 39, 42, 43, 60, 62, 55, | Common Puras—Terar Teest—Vart 11 ©. P. Daly. 3, 100%, 1817, 723, 4373,, 1567, 1508, Held by Judge J. F. ‘Daly, 2457, 1080, 1498, 1492, 2318, 1524, 1674, 1659. Equity Now. 70, 5, 7, 16, 24, 25, 26, 67, 69, 59. ‘Makixe Cocnt—Triar Tara—Part 1—Held by Judge Alker.—Nos. 4082, 3160, 8272, 4052, 4404, el’, 8261, 4969, 4992, 5092, 5048, 23087, 5, 3302, 5403, Part 2— | hield by Judge Joachimson.—-Nos. 4767, 4844, 4208, 4200, 4210, 5117, 4738, 4857, 4869, 3800, 1200, 4680, 8204," 3200, 3306. Part 3—Held’ by Judge Spaulding.—Nos. 2926, BUTS, 6031, 6124, 4081, 4863, 4714, 4855, 6108, 6138, 6140, 4904, 4041, 5126, 40 Count Or GENERAL Srestors—Hoid by City Judge Sutherland, —The People vs. Jam ‘an and Thomas Carney, robbery; Same ye. Julins hitaker, felonious assault'and battery; Same vs, Albert Greishaber, bur- glary; Same vs. Ernest Rosmusan, grand lar ‘samo ‘ya. James Haley, grund larceny, Same vs, Jolin Me- Carthy and Andrew Miller, forgery; Same ve. Jobn W. | Robinson, extortion; Same vs, Jar O'Neil and John W. Connor, assault and battery; Samo va. Charles Tack, William Schultz and Avgust Guiringor, gam- Bling Same ve. Janes Farrell and Frank Farrell, gam- | Ling. Cooney ov Oved avn Tenureen—Hold by Jndge Bar: rett,—The People vs. Bridget Kelly, murder, Same vs. | | Jobu Kenney, mansiaughter, THE RED CLOUD COMMISSIONERS. The Commissioners who have investigated the affairs of the Red Cloud Indian Agency, and who are now at the Fifth avenue Hotel, will have their report ready to- day, and will imiiediatoly transmit {t to the Prosident, ‘The general idea af the report has sirevay been pub- shed in the HeraLy, ‘he Commissioners express in the document their belie? that while many blunders have been mado in the management of affairs at the Red Cloud Agency but little corrupt operating occurred ware Row Loti, tx Making Ne Dalia avanug cial AMMAR HDIEN Neha ini baci in Slee aia kl ou aa UO a ab UM eel lh A Mec Gath tk a rr rigania, VALENTINE, —At Bellport, Vaursrise, of New York, son of the late Westchester county, October 8, Hr . D. A Valen- RY. | | | formerly of Bastchester, gervicos from the Church of the Holy | Saviour, Twenty-tifth street, neur Madison avenue, | Monday, October 11, at half-past one P. Van Howx.—On Saturday, October 9, ALmyna, wife of | Cornelius Van Horn, tn tho 39th year of her age. j Funeral services ‘at the First’ Methodist Episcopal | church, Hackensack, N. J., on Monday, October 11, at Wo o'ctock. War g.—-At Mount Vernon, N. Y., on Satur- ober 9, 1875, Jou WaTkxuotse, in the 76th year | | ! i] The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Attend his funeral, from the residence of his son, No. 4 ¢, Brooklyn, N. ¥., on Tuesday, October 12, | hree o'clock. | Witi.taas.—In Rome, Italy, April 3, Rev, Frevericr Wr Wiutsaas, only son of the late Dr. Merrill W, Wil- Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday, October 13, at three o'clock, at the residence of his brother-in Jaw, Robert M. Gallaway, No, 115 Rast Thirty sixth On Saturday, October 9, Genrnepe Rr- 4, daughter of William's, and Elizabeth Williston, tives and friends are respectfully invited to at~ tond her funeral, from the residence of her pareuts, No, 173 Henry street, on Tuesday, the 12th inst,, at one | o'clock P.M 7 Wirnxox.—Suddenly, of paralysis, Sunday morning, | October 10, H. P, Witnecn, In the auth year of his fen | Funeral services at his tate residence, 25 Stirling | place, Brooklyn, Monday, October 11, at three o'clock P.M. Remains will be’ removed to Brockport, N.Y. for interment, Utes Woop.—In Brooklyn, October 9, 1875, Brsvautw wow, formerly of Quarautine, 1., inthe oth year of his age, Funeral services will be held at Puritan churoh, corner of Lafayette and Maroy avenues, on Monday evening, the Lith inst., at seven o'clock. Friends from sam age at Futon | sth and 6th av os, NT PARLOR SUIT OF FURNITURE, rh style, ne ser with Ohi d avon LARGE AS and Bedding at PERTHWAIT Chatham stree MO- 130 right Piano, lees U0. 7 exten: t. Payroent 1111'S PARLOL DEPOT—BOOKUASE AND A‘ Sofa Bods a specialty for cash or easy terms. 816 Broadway, near Tweifeh street, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PURNITURE an qroutly reduced prices at O'FAR- RELL'S extonsive salosroom, 410 Kighth avenue, between ‘Thirtioth and Thirty-first seréets, Payments taken w or monthly. pom Se oniers, E 0 ARVETS, Mativessos, tion prices, Furniture, \ Bods, Bedding, &, Payments taken by the week or month, Terms oasy. KELLY & CO, corner of Twenty-fifth stroet and Sixth avent D REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNT- Bedding M. COWP! f and 167) Chi oot; to rodu the time to purchase. NALL AND EXAMINE THE HAM SOFA BED, J S40 only bed that, is ontirely fee from the upholators Parlor and Chambor Furniture at @ great, snerifice. LESTO. Wt Kighth avenue, vetween Thirty-third and VOR SALB—A PLIMTC TARY BEDSTHAD, black walnut; price $25, Cali for two days at 216 Kast Elovonth streot, near Third avenue YEORGE A, CLARKE, 747 BROADWAY.—FINE PAR. lor and Bedroom Furniture, Mirrors, Mattronwes, Par- lor Bods, Carpets, &e., on convenient torms of payments, at fatr prices. AMES GRAHAM, 190 THIRD AVENUB, tg opon to buy, sell or exchange sceond aud Kwcaiiig of eveRy Gowerlp sigue ir | if 0 to $305 | | five story brown stone residence No 47 West 16th | | j yalso fine marble contre Table $150, | anrems | OU wa? Suits, | and i Mino. MARU SALVOTT. i PART I. 1. Overture, ‘Italiana in Algieri® Waltz, “On the Beantifal Rhine™ Kelar Bela 8, Grand’ Opera Fantasie th .. -Bellint Introducing gems aud favorito arias from over 30 operas. 4 Gommet Solo, “Artuckle Polka’ mposed expressly for, dedicat Pree, Me ARBU 5. Aria for Soprano, “Lascin Mme, MARIE 6. Grand Selection, from “Obe Introducing the Storm See 7. Song, “The Harp that Once Thro’ Tara’s fal HE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB. 8. Cornet Solo, “tirand Concerto” Expressly compa Mr, J. PART I 9, Overture on Schubert's Son; 10. Galop, “Flick Flock’ 11, Marche Militaire, trom National Air, <THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER, Piano Accompanist. E, MARZO Admission, 50 conts; Boxes (admitting four), $3. A ADEMY OF MUSIC. WACHTEL, GRAND OPERA SEASO: Rossint _ Steinhauser is ind performed by Handel Director... OPENING LES HUGUENOTS, Grand Upera in five acts, Subscription prices for the season o} $300, $240 and $200, Reserved seats, $50. be received from RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, at the Director's office, Academy of o'clock, for, single nights Boxes, $20, $1 imission, $1. Reserved seats, SL or $2 extra. Family cle, cents. Reserved seats, faintly circle, 30 cents. ‘The subscription list will be el oun Wednesday, October 13, and the eale of reserved seats for single nights Will com- menve Thursday, October 14, at 0 o'clock A. M. 1875, Music, daily, from 9 to and $10. Gon- Wows museum. Woop's. THIS Evoning, at 8, Afternoon, at 2, KATE FISHER UNCLE and [lORSE WONDER TOMS in MAZE CABIN, MUSEUM DEVARTMENT. ow on exhibition, P. T. BARNUY'S $20,000 LIVING BABY HiPPOPOTAMUS. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER HU, 1875. TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. CEUM THEATRE.—GIROFLE-GIROFLA LAST WEEK BUT ONE—LAST WEEK BUT Last WEEK BUT ONE—LAST WEEK BUT es) OF ThE FRENGH OPERA BOUFFE. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursda: Frit BSATCROAY APTERNOON, “OGTOBER. 18, AT. 1:30, ECOCQ’s CROWD a TH MOST SUCCESSFUL OF ALL OPERAS. AMUSEMENTS. one FaRORy “og vad. Se MRO AD WAT and 5 , A OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. BRILLIANT AND IMMEDIATE SUCCES! BRILLIANT AND IMMEDIATE SUCCESS. THE ARTISTIC JUBILEE CONTINUED. CROWDED FROM ROOR TO CEILING It RRRR, 0000, EVFF z ol 2 ee FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES. uk Fe oF L js = — t L THE SUCCESS OF THE Day, teh oo ee g og mk RO oF L First appearance of the unequalled acrobat se PROF LEON "AND {Is kkk SONS, i Tere’ Guo per 5 ares roe PROF. LEON AND HI3 THREE SONS) ik RO or L Aa EDWARD, ALFRED, AND JOSEPH, TR) Bo oie oe AA Grom Folios Kergeres, Paris, and priueipal Continental elt It RRRR O .O FR Ob AAA cuses, whose superb gymnastic aecomplishinents uR RO far DD A A ‘are unparalleled. Ce 8 Go ee yee * TONY PASTOR Ik R 9000 F CLL A latest sou RFORMED 130 NIGHTS LAST SEASON. US” WILLIAMS in a comical collection of his original Duseb Drolleries, SANFORD & WLLSUN in their fanniest of sketches, WAR LN THE KITCHEN, NOW MOST MAGNIPICENTLY PUT ON THE STAGE. New Seonery, New Costumes. New Effects. ‘The Pringle z pal Songs Eucored. Mile. GEOFFROY in her original role, GIROFLE GIROPLa&e ROGER, in bis great pai with solos and ducts on sees Fe iruments, plantation Miles. DUPARC, IOSD! song, dances, £c. *MM. LUDOVIC, DUPLAN, VAL’ McKEE & KOGERS SATURDAY EVE Sura WEL to, in their laugh able specialties, first time in America, 7 MISCHIEF and SCENES FROM FAIRY LAND, CANARD A TROL” BECS, Miss JENNIE MORGAN CANARD A TROIS BECS, DUC in a beautiful selection of Songs and Ballads, HIBERNIAN CHARACTERISTICS, by JOHN and MAGUY FIELDING, ONDERFUL 3 IN LONDON AND PARTS, OOTH'S TH! THE AUSTINS’ ZOUAVE DRILL, B TRE. SUL OPERA, the Freeman Sisters’ Beautiful Sketch ETT & PAL snd Managers PLEASE LET MY BROTHER GO. THE KE iG oH OPERA CARLETON’S IRISH SONGS AND DANCES. Mr.C D, HE: Dire THE ENTIRE GREAT COMPANY IN ONLY i ATINEES, commencing MONDAY E N }. Oc wer V1, with A nbroise Thomas’ detightful romautic Opera MATCHLESS. MIGNON, MiGNon, PROGRAMME, the representative American Pritua Donna, CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, ith in the title role. READ I IF BEAUMONT, Mr. WM. CASTLE, Mc, Hi Mr. Morgan, Mr. Clyla in the cast, and, by spectab engagement JULIE ROSEWALD, of ‘Baltimore, with appear as F role in which’ she has recently The comical National teh called “THE BLACK MAIL CARRIER, bre CHARANK CIEARD | RELI CHORUS ASD GRAND ORCHESTR: jeorge.. ney y, 4 € 5S AND GRAN. RCUESTRA. Glare: .Miss SABIA DESHON | Mr. 8. BEHRENS 7 oes Conductor TRISH SONGS AND DANCES, WM. CARLETON, AN ZANDT as Elvirs LIGHTNING ZOUAVE DRILL WEDN MIAN GIRL. KELLOGG CUARLES AND CARRIE AUSTIN. THURSDAY: tevin RELLOG@ — FRIDAY—THE TS e VAN ZANDE TONY PASTOR. SATURDAY—GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE, will entertain his fiiends with a few Nonsensical Songs BOHEMIAN GIRL, SATURDAY EVENIN RA DIAVOLO....VAN ZAND® PLEASE LET MY BROTHER Go, Young Willie Gorman Miss SUSIE FREEMAN Jennie (his sister)... i FREEMA Youn Goodkheurt (a pol A BOUQUET, OF MELODY, Miss JENNIE MORGAN, THE KITCHEN, -CHARLEY WILSON JAMES SANFORD THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS now progressing. SCALE OF PRI Orchestra, orchestra circle and fron dress circle. 81: fansily cirel GENERAL ADMISSION balcony, $2; balcouyy. cents. .ONE DOLLAR *" In rebearsnl, Benedict's Opera of THE LILY OF KILLARNEY, ** October 25—An entirely new Grand Holiday Panto mime, with the unrivalled American clown, MR. G. L. FOX. HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HAS 8” WiLiTAM in his special entertuinment, introducing bis own peculiar Burlesque Sougs, Anecdotes, &e. 514 BROADWAY. ». Proprietor ANOTHER CH OF PROGRAMME. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, MR. ALF BURNETT, the unequatled hun who will appear in a character sketen, entitled THE PREACHER FROM HEPSIDAM, i Itinorant, who gives a OODLE SERMON, shail Guaw a File.” he Teutonic eccentric, AND RICKEY, LULU DELMAR, ERNIAN DUETS. AND LOVE LN JOHN and MAGGIE PROF. LEON AND His THREE SONS, IN THEIR WONDERFUL GYMNASTICS. Concluding with Gus Williams’ comic skete! THE HAPPY Jake Onderdonk. Mr. Meokly.. Mrs, Moekly: Kitty I in a new sketch ea MR. JOHN WILD, SCHOOLCRA rama PTC! ITCHCOCK’S NEW THIRD: AVENUE THEATRE, TC ;or, WHERE: ESDAY AND i OF THE ES ARMY KIDN F i ‘in Boston at ritle praetice with the Regul Army Oh! and the Mulligan Guards are requested to attend ; drilat the Theatre Comique on the 18th inst., preparatory to ANOTHER RIFLE SHOOTING MATCH, to commence at the Comique MONDAY, OCTORER 18, on which occasion THE THREE CRACKED TEAMS will compete for superiority. pers, © - ‘FP SAUN |, Commanding. Captain JEPF THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. ‘Third avenue, between Thirticth and Thirty-lirst streets, LOTS OF FUN-NO VULGARITY. ONLY MORAL, LIVELY AMUSEMENT, HOUSES FILLED NIGHTLY, ‘ing October 11, and MATINEE, aw Grand Minstrel Quartet, FOSTER, CANNING, SINCLAIR AND HOWARD. ae neaeea St Baoan ar ¥, POOLE.,..... + MANAGER THE FRENCH TWIN SISTERS. MISS ROMAINE, THE QUEEN OF SONG. The EMPIRE CHILDREN VIOLINISTS, LIZZ1E and FOL, aged four and seven, the wonders of the world, playing the most difficult music (with grace and euse) on the violin, THE GREAT FRANK B Ethiopian Comedian and 0: THE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS. EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW THIS WEEK. THE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS YET OFFERED. First np vance of the artistic and aneqaaled RAYNOR BROTHERS, i a HARRY AND CHARLES THE BLACK SHADOWS in their comic entertainment entitled, MIRTH, MUSIC AND MYSTERY. Reappearance of the gre YY . M VERSA’ 4 LEO, the Tumbleronicon, GEORGE WARREN, THE CHAMPION BANJOIST. REGAN BROTHERS, the Irish Character Delineators. SPECTAL NOTICE.—No liquor sold on the premises, it be- ing the intention of the proprietor to have w first eliss en- tertainment to delight bis patrous. Particular attention is called to Mr. GUS BRUNO'S: woaderful gilt as an artist of extraordinary attaininents, he singing correctly in the following different lan: r . German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, } maux, Seaidinayian, Trish and Euglish, Reserved seats, 50 cents; general admission, 25 conts: gal- lory, 19 conts; boxes, $4 aud $3; seats in boxes, 70 cents and $1. ‘Doors open at 7; perlurmance at 8 o'clock. Grand Family Matinee every SATURDAY at 2 P, M. Specialty artists should address GEORGE WINSHIP, Stage Director, No. 443 Third avenue, New York. Dates Reappearance of the popular Eqhiopian Comedian, MR. WIGLLAM. COURTRIGHT. Reappearnuce of the maryelious little artists, THE BABY GYMNASTS, Mastors LEOTARD AND HAREY CARLO. performing om a lofty trapeze the most extrnordinary feats with all the: skill, grace and elegance of the most experienced xymnaste, . NOTE—A strong net is spread beneath the daring young always open to first class performers. gymnasts during their wonderfia performance." = ~ THE “GREAT OLYMPIC COMPANY. ITH AVENUE THEATRE. Mr, JOHN HART, Mr. PAT ROONBYS THE WONDROUS CARLO FAMILY. HARPER AND STANSILL, BUCKLEY AND TURNER THE WORRELL SISTERS, MISS ADAH RICHMOND, Miss LINA EDWIMe THE COLORED HAMTOWN STUDENTS. Proprietor and Manager. »-Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY EVERY NIGHT AT 8, BYRON'S COMEDY SENSATION, oo U0 URRR BBB. OO ¥Y Y S38 The pertctances: concluding with the new local Drama, o oU UR R B BO OY¥ ¥8 8 entitles Oo OU UR R BBO OYY B NEW YORK BY DAYLIGHT, GASLIGHT AND MOON- oO OU URRR BBB_O O YY 88 Lian, Oo OU UR R BBO O18 8 Andy Flynn, a representative New York o OU UR B 3.80. OO FF B8.8 boy, A smart specimen of that use- 00 vw RR BBB 00 ¥ ss ® ful and enterprising Miss Adah Richmond — Dunn Browne, an erratic char: thor of Now approaching its 300th night in the grand tragedy in fourteet “The LONDOD us Mutineer”” Mr. Bland Holt Now being acted in LIVERPOOL, Imes, a OUR BOYS1!| Now in its third week in BOSTON. casionally det datective duty......Mr. W. B. Cahill, Now being acted in PHILADELPHTA, Hankey Muscle, ious pugilist, ra Now in its fourth week at the FIFTH | | for his “first ti a . Mr. Jobn Hare Willtam Ports of Bedford & Co... Mr. GQ. W. H. Grtttim Harvey Todd, head ‘cierk to the same tr x. G. W. Reed, J AVENUE THEATRE. HOUSES CROWDED, LAUGHTER INCESSANT. NEW SCENERY. NEW MUSIC. ELEGANT TOILETS. fourtully fast and dreadfully dishonest. Cadger, a recent importation from the sther Country, und a most “hun- ‘The principal characters by Mr. JOHN BROUGHIA Incky Mr. Wm. Courtright Mr. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. D. H, HARKINS, Mr. MAU! | Hans, w: or Hier Garden, Mr, Gus Brune RICE BARRYMORE, ahd Miss JEPPRYS LEWIS, Miss | Ramsey Fast clerks, ‘Mr, John Giibers. MAY NUNEZ, Birs, G, H. GILBERT and Miss SIDNEY | Leo... 2.) {frends of Harvey aM. W. Marrim COWELL, Flygop, @ policeman, ,,. sy Mr, A. Rell: sant Shore cal Mr J. Scere “OUR BOY'S” MATINER Long :¥ characters, Mr. i. — Lilly Forbes, Williain’s daughter, Miss Julia Coventry SATURDAY AT 1:30, Becky Rocker, an artilicial flower builder... Miss Ling Ed Sarah Smith, Kate Jones . Miss Addie Far Miss Ida Greenfield Working girls, } . %,* Seats may be reserved two weeks ahead. Ie au female, Stract Characters, ke. Mr. DALY is gratified to announce that Mr. EDWIN. DNESDAY'AND SATURDAY AT 2, BOOTH will shortly appear and due notice will be given of | —— his OPENING NIGHT. TADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. INSTRUCTION, ve lessons in Clergymen ing atour to Palestine inay find it to their ad- vantage to address POLYGLOT, box 124 Horald office, T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Institute,—Bookkeeping, Writing | Arithmetic. Tnatenetion day and evening. ‘Ladies’ de- | partment. “‘Telegraphy taught practically, with Instruments, | Commence immediately. | FRENCH GENTLEMAN, JUST ARRIVED FROM | Paris, is willing to limited number of scholurs to | instruct in'the French language ond literature; would give | jes; understands English, Address wn Branch oilice. ED CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI- holar and gold medalist of foreign Jesires pi pils; prepares for college (En or Anicrican) ; highest city reforence. Address TEACHER, | box 18) Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broad cn | versity, ¢ Grand opening night, Friday, October 15. First and only appearance ut this Theatre of the Fronely Opera Bouffe Vompany, from the Lyceum Theatre, Only” ARISIAN VARIETIES, , teenth street and Broadway. TEMPLE OF SENSATIONAL ART, performanve of Lecoeq's most popular ope Evenings, at 8 o'clock, ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday | LA FILLE Di MME. ANGOT, Matinees, at 3 o'clock. DUPARC (First time) as CLATRETTEL - a ardynn ry Mile. Laan UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS, Mons, De Quercy, in his great role, ANGE PETOU: 40 Artists in grand Olio, 18 Acts. ‘The remainder of the characters by the original reprosenta~ tives. Chorus and orchestra under direction of C. Van Ghele Voluptuous Dances. Piquant Sketches, Popular prices, $1 50, $1, Te. , 506. 25e. Sale of Seatw Fascinating Varietios, Spicy Speciaities. ind Tickets commences Weduesday, the 13th, at the Sted’ The ‘Three hours of unadulterated pleasure. “The Brizanda, Pose Plastiqi The Grivotton, Cow Boll Recitations, N.G.8.NY. . BY in four acts, by Wilken. from. till 4 o'clock. rench Qua Miracuious Music, Educated Dogs and Host of Specialties Lovely Women, ssoaydiuog [ypnveg Comedy Box office open daily by Mere THOMAS’ SYMPHONY CONCERTS AND PUBLIC REI ARSALS, AT STEINWAY TALIA FIRST CONCERT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, Subscriptions for oither the Sympliony Concerts or Pube lic Rehearsals, or both, are now received at the princi music stores, ‘piano warerooms, and at the box office MAD HAMLET and first time of an original apropos Sketch, entitled GUILT EDGED PLEASURES; or, Resormers of the Poriod. Nice, naughty, p cai, ‘unny and emotional. asing, entirt- | FEW VA 3 NOW, DAY OR EVENID W YOR MTUTE' OR PHONOGRAPHY, Hust Fourtoonth stree is is tho only place whore 'per- sons are completely qualified for reporting and other protit- able situations. B $s COLLEGE—WILESON & WALWORTH'S, 36 Kast Fourteenth street, corner Union Square; $125 for whole year’s full instruction, Sond for elreu QVENING SCHOOL—NOW OPEN AT WILLSON & WAL- Y WORTH'S elegant Business College, 36 East Pour teenth strech corner Union square, at ioderate prices, jease call, A LESSON—CONVERSATIONAL PRENOH risinn young Indy, diplom ranslations. Free onday at 11 o'clock. M. VEREL, 1,267 Broud- class every way, room WATCHES, JEWE SRICAN OFFIC. $75,000.—FINE — DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, India Shawls, Valua- &ec., bought. Highest possible value paid. Also ume purchases effected, Established 154. H. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. Py NO, 8 ELEV of Broadway THREE DOORS W. jamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sil | ware, &e., bought a formerly of Jacksot <1 al sold by ROBERT J, ROSENTH, 5, BOO Broadwa ‘dateare Steinway Hall, where also cireulars, stating fall particalars, ean be obtained JAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL! AN FRANCISCO MI BROADWAY, CORNER | T' 4 ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL FIRST TIME OF OUR Boys. OUR Boys. OUR Boy! DWARF, oF MUSTO. iY OF MUSEO, THE APRICAN BROADWAY MILLINE RECEIVED WITH SCREAMS EVERY NIGHT. THE JOLLIEST ENTERTAINMENT § THE CITY, v ‘ED—200 smart Yoys to pick up buttons, hooks and eyes every morning, Seats secured, Matinee Saturday at 2. DOUBLE cIROUS AND TRAINED TONS i give their spleudid performances as above baie A vi curing tho fall seasom ON AND EVENING. CENTS 50- CENTS, Ltheral engagements offered to any varloty ef equestrian. talent, especially lady gymnasts. Apply at the box office. Cc SINN'S PA » BROOKLYN. Ho the root oo THE GREAT NOVELTY TROUPE, Stars and a New BHll this week, mi IVOLI THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET, betwoen Second and Third avenues, ‘Triamphant suceoss of tig BONEMIAN BALLET TROUPE. To-night, Grand Sriental Ballet Pantomime, ARLING'S OPERA HOUSE, WEST TWENTY.THIRD street, late BRYANT'S. JAY AND SATURDAY MATL i COTTON AND REED'S MINSTRELS, WRESTLING MATCH. The best Programme ihia week ever presented to the, pud- Ne—Eugene’s Vocal Album, the Llopoment, the Three Giant, “Old Uncle Bpd.. nittatte, Clog Hxeteises, Banjo ‘ ‘ornet Solo, Plantation Pastimes and the new Laugh | yy, ies oe able and Atnusing Sketch of "Shakespeare in the Kitchen,” | House Tuesday morning, 0 Evening at 8; Saturday Matinee at 2; half-price to Matinee Now OPEN. The sale of seats and boxes commences at Grand Opers lock, | — | ER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— ’ on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, also Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought of Diamonds, W Up stars, TAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILV Furs, Camel's Hair Shawls, Clocks, Bronaes, bought, yhen desired, at very small advance, GEORGE Joweller, 1,190 Broadway and Twonty-ninth stroe ___ MARBLE MANTE: Seon bn Ath 2) PRICES, nu extensive stock of Slate and Marble M, Trays and Slate Work of Wy, Seuriptlon, fio woes rs % PE YN TE COMPANY, _Unton square, Fourth avonuo and Seventoonth st,, N. ¥. A’ COST—CLOSING OUF STOCK OF MARBL Mantels. ke. &e.| 77 Bloecker stre I back, ALL! FMiest seloet marble Mantel: 4 modern designs, ‘Tornins: lor the trade at 8, KLABER ‘0.8 Steam Marble Works, West Filly-tirst strect, be- twoen Brondway and Kighth avenue, “QTEWARTS NEW SLATS MANTELS, INLATD WITH ) tiles; also marbio and wood Mantels, ologant desiins; prices, vory low. 220 and 222 West Twenty-third near Seventh avenue. B00 MARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MANTELS, NEW designs, from 812 upward, closing out at a grows ro- duction for gush; Marble turaing for tho trade, A. KLABER, UM Kast Bighteontt street, moar Third avenue [ew Xe FORTY-FOURTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION. OHN B. GOUGH. of the STEINWAY HALL, THU DAY, OCTOBER 14. nae “BLUNDERS” Adinission, 50 6 Reserved seats (now on sale at the Hall), 75 cents, BROOKLYN ACADEMY, OCTOBER 18. (PUR GREAT WRESTLING MATOH will take place Tuesday evening atthe GRAND OPERA HOSE. YLE OMS, metas ney "BAND. THIRMIETH STREET. CROWNING TRIUMPH. RECHERCHE SOIREE DANSANTE, AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Second and Third avs. and Sixty-third and Sixty-foarth stm WONDERFUL MACHINES! SPLENDID PRODUCTSE mn, 50 cents; Children, 25 cont “SEATS vOR ANY Entirely now Lecture es oa RA.—EXCELLED OF this week may be had of Mr. GUERN- BA’ KELLOGe *s* A few choicd reserved seats for the GRAND ENG LISH OPERA may be had of TYSO: et othiee, Pulte Avenue and Windsor Hotels. - NUE WONDERFUL MONS. ADRIAN IZAR, THE, | BEAUTIFUL DANCES, CHARMING MUSIC, i e Mardi mM his last entertain. EVERY NIGHT, COMMENCING AT 0 O'CLOCK. | inont’'at tho cand, Hillard ‘Palace, corner Forty-second. ENTRAN a y street and Vanderbilt avenue, Tuesday evening, October 12, MATINEE UEVERY SATURDAY APTERNOON, |. pecan gmy Wangervilt pvinudy te chutes, 00 conta, COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK, now he secured wt the Palace, or of L. Decker & Co. 154. Contre street. ITIENS CONCERTS.—THE BEST SEATS FOR THE. ‘Titions Concerts can be had at the regular pries at the: ‘Thentre Ticket office, Fifth Avenue Hotel. ded Lelia he seein nnn ee OT IAL.—KELLOGG ENGLISH OPE! EW Set Seats to be had at the ‘ake, Ons 83 Voy, BTROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 128 West Fourtoenth street, New York. Open daily (Nandays excuptod), 1G A. M. too P.M, jonday and Thursday free, RENOR'S LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH AV! \ TT EASSEW STAGE ant GALEERY fast COMPLETED, BANA AMER AO a Higgka aaeme, -