The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1875, Page 8

S———$—$—$—$— —— rrr THE NOE MURDER. IMPORTANT EVIDENCE AGAINST DOLAN—HIS GUILT ESTABLISHED BEYOND DOUBT. ‘The web of evidenve fastening the murder of Mr. Noe upon the prisoner Dolan is gradually tightening around him, sa matter of course he still protests his inno- ‘cence, but the evidence slowly but surely being col- Jected against him points to bis guilt, Yesterday an important witness gave information to the police, which, if true, seals the prisoner’s doom, ‘The name of the witness is Mary Reed. She is twenty years of age and has been on terms of intymacy with Dolan. She was arrested at a late hour on Sunday night by detectives Dorsey and Kealy, on in- formation received to the effect that she had important knowledge of the crime, When taken into custody she denied all knowledge of the murder, but soon admitted ‘ber intimacy with Dolan and her knowledge of certain spicious circumstances with relation to his conduct subsequent to the tragedy. The following is substantially the story told by Mary Reed:— ‘THE MISTRESS STORY. On Sunday morning, August 22 (the day of the mar- der), at about six o'clock, Dolan, having been out all might, called at the residence of the witness, No. 43 Bowery, where he remained a few minutes. He was dressed’at the timo in a dark gray coat and vest and Aight gray pantaloons. He returned to the house about three or rr hours later—between nine and ten ‘o'clock. After being inside a short time he took from his pocket a black pocketbook and gave her $2 from it. His coat was buttoned closely across his shirt Dosom, evidently for the pr of concealing his shirt. There was a scratch on his face which looked as af it had been very recently inflicted. It was not there when he left the house at six o'clock. She asked him howhe came by the scratch. He replied that he had done 1t accidentally with his nails. She also asked him where he had obtained his money. He answered that he had made a and cautioned her to say nothing about it’ After some further con- ‘versation Dolan said that he was going to the house of his mother to change his shirt, and took his departure. At twelve o'clock noon he came back. His clothing had been changed. Instead of the dark gray coat and “west and light gray pantaloo which he had on when he left, he wore a blue flannel coat and pantaloons and a white vest. He had been in the house only a little ‘while when he took out the black pocketbook before mentioned, and commenced to count over some Dilis, amongwhich his companion saw some $5 and $10 notes. How many she conid not say. He afterward remarked that he had $45, The pock- etbook he hid away in acloset, Again he cautioned ther to tell nobody that he had any money. Dolan re- mained with Mary Reed until nine o'clock on Monday x when he left the house. In the course of investigation the detectives found sanother young woman, by the name of Maggie Casey, alsoa friend of the prisoner's, who stated that Dolan ‘had said to her a few weeks ago tat Mary Reed knew gomething about him which, if divulged, would make Dim fly from the etty. The story told by Mary Reed fully corroborates the ‘theory ‘of Dolan’s guilt. The clothing wern by Dolan Previous to his leaving No. 43 Bowery just before the Jnurder exactly tallies with the description of the (Clothing worn by the murderer as given by Mr. Noe. The concealing of his shirt, which was undoubtedly ‘torn and bloody, and his changing his clothing, are other highly suspicious circumstances, and the sudden display of money forms another link in the chain of evidence that so tightly encircles the prisoner. Mary Reed was, after ner confession, taken before ‘the District Attorney, who committed her to the House of Detention, to be used as a witness in the trial. The police authorities express themselves as satisfied ‘Deyond doubi that Dolan is the murderer. A BRITISH SCHOONER LOST. By the bark Northern Queen, of Yarmouth, N. S., ‘Captain Daler, news has come of the abandonment at sea of the British schooner Sophia & Emily She Welonged to Aberystwith, in North Wales, and was car- rying a cargo of salt from Lisbon to Halifax, Captain Jenkins, of the Sophia & Emily, states that he sailed from Lisbon in August; had variable weather until September 19, when they wore struck by a hurricane, On the 20th of September they fell in with the Northern Queen. The crew, only five in number, were quite exhausted with pumping. ‘Their vessel was abandoned in latitude 43 deg. 30 min. Jongitude 54 degs. She was built three years ago and ‘was of ninety-seven tons burden, NS NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, BOARDERS WANTE. 15 WES? ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY — OD Elegantly furnished front Room and halk Roow on second floor, with Board, to gentleman and wife or ge men; table unexceptionable; house beated; references, LTT STREET, OPPOSITE STUY VESANT SQUARE, four doors east of Second avenue.—Well furnished Rooms, on suite or singly, to rent, with first class Board, at moderate prices; references, ‘17 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- an and, University place. Very desirable large oom, for ora tl hy tt mt Bard! aoa ai Sob Roane iveont 18 RAPAXEITE PLACE.—PURNISHED KOOMS TO let, with Board, for the fall and winter. 19 BAST FORTY SIXTH, STREET. —A FEW PLE: ant Rooms to let, with Bound; references exchanged, 19 WESEPWENTY stxtit stTRERT—OMR, LACHEN- MEYER, formerly.of the Grand Hotel, will accomiao- date one or two familes with elegant Rooms; tuble aud ser- vice equal to @ first class hotel. 19 WEST TWENTY-POURTH STREET, OPPOSITE Fifth Avenue Hotel.—Au elegantly furnished Floor to let to a party of gentlemen, together or separately, with or without 2 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- nue.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, suitable for fain- lies and gentlemen, with excellent Bourd; location unex- ; terms moderate; references. ceptionadl vy; D STREET.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO let; also one large and two small Rooms, with first class Bourd, 26 West Twenty-third street. QP, STRRET. | 408, WEST. —HANDSOMELY. FUR- nished Rooms on third and fourth tloors to let, with Board; house and appointments of the best; location con- Yenient to cars, stages aud Elevated depot; terms reason- able. 23>, STREET, nished Parlor Floor, with Bowr Telerences. QQ Bast TWENTIETH STREET TWO OR THRE pleasant Rooms to rent, with Board, to gentlemen; references required. ig Waser THIRTY-SIXTH RLET.—A SMALL private family have a handsomely furnished second Story front Room to let, with Board; best relerence given and required. € VEST TWELFTH SRTEET» NEAR FIFTH AVE- 28 WEST itn Hoard, handsomely furnished Rooms on Second floor, en suite oF singly; alu other Rooms; house and table first class. 30 EAs TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—DESIRABLE Suit of Rooms, with Board; also single Rooms; refer- ences exchanged. 31 WEST THIRTIETH STREET.—FINE SUIT AND single Rooms, with Board, to families and gentleme: relereuces exchanged. 33 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Fifth avenue and Broadway.—Handsome large Room for gentleman and wife ; also large Room for two gentlemen; superior Board; reasonable prices. 34. WEST FIFTEENTH, STREET—DOUBLE (AND single Rooms on parlor, second, third and fourth floors; professional, cook, neat 116 EAST.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- all conveniences; ttendance and first class at reasonable prices to desirable people, TH STREET, 154 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY. Handsomely furnished Second and ‘Third Floors, with unexceptionable Board; also single Room; terms $10 per week; amily small; but few select boarders taken. __ BOARDERS WANTED, | 94 WEST FORTY.SECOND STRE! — HAND, \ somely furnished Kooms, with Board; ters reas, onabl 3 relerences required. wy WEST FORTY-SIXTH — STREET. —LAR( | OLY handsome Parlor and Bedroom, with private Table | or Without Board. ‘Those wanting first’ class accommoda tions call as above, 320 WEST THIRTIETH BETWEEN aU Kizghth and Ninth avenues.—Seeond floor front Room, suitable for two; also one hall Room, with good Board, at reasonable tern location good, AQQ SEVENTH AVENUE.—ROOMS TO LET, PUR- 563 Miter vr unfurnished, with or. without Board, for | single gentlemen or gentlemen and wives or small families; reasonable prices. 607 FIFTH AVENUE, —HANDS& rent, with Board, en suite or singly. exchanged, 1.250 EET, ROOMS TO References BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTY-FIRST ST.— fandsomely furnished fromt and back Parlor ‘cold water in the re gentlemen o will Board a lady; good “nesghb 00 26) BROADWAY.—ROOMS FOR G6 1.263 BipAnas Sr Without Boards prices to wult « times. LADY LIVING ON THE WINDSOR BLOC elegant Rooms, with Board, for gentiemal table and appointments. select, independent an Reference. Address 46, box 186 Herald Uptown Branch office FAMILY CONSISTING OF THREE ADULTS, three children and nurse, desire first class Board im & good location; will furnish apartments; require parlor, bedrooms and'private table; references given and required: answers will be given only to those giving full particulars of location and terms, Address GILBERT, station A,. N. Y. LADY QFFERS THE USE OF FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedding, de., in exchange for Board, —Adiress. COMPENSATION, Herald Uptown Branch office, SUIT OF ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, WITH BOARD; references. 08 West Nineteenth street. A WMAISON PARISIENNE, 38 EAST TWELFTH street, between Broadway and University places Elegant Apartments for families and single gentlemen, with or without Bourd, at moderate prices. WIDOW LADY WISHES TO TAKE A YOUNG child to board, or wouid not object to bring up an infant on the bottle. Address E. D., station F, Third a THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, PARTLY furnished; rooms reserved for two adults, who will ive or take Board; references. Call at premises 145 West Forty-seventh street, lL ENOX HOUSE, 72 FIFTH AVENUE.—A FEW FAM- Ma iy and single Rooms, with Board, at very reasonable prices. EWLY FURNISHED SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET— With Board, in one of the finest locations in the city; also superior accommodations for ® single gentleman, 3 West Forty-eighth street ; references. 10 LET—LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED, and Board; suitable for gentleman and wife or single entlemen; reference. 138 West Forty-third street, between roadway and Sixth avenu vs ELEGANT BOARDI + locations and_prices evenings.) — HANKIN West Twenty-ninth street. ACCOMMODATIONS; ALL and pi rs free : BOARDING DIRECTORY, 23 Q5 MADISON AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE SQUARE — very desirable Rooms, elegantly furnished, to let, with Board, to families und single gentlemen, Heferences ex- changed. Q5TH, STREET, 74 WEST—DESIRABLE ROOMS, 2) with first class Board, on second and third floors, for families or single gentlemen ; references. 36 WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A SUITE OF handsomely furnished Rooms; also Rooms for gentle- men, with Board; references exchang BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A COMFORT- ably furnished Room, with Board, in a family where tere are few other boarders; location above Twentieth street. Address, stating terms, which must be reasonable, “GOTH,” Her: OCTOBER 12, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, Stump avenve muearee, ‘Third avenue, between Thirticth and Thirty-tirsi streets LOTS OF FUN-NO VULGARITY. ONLY MORAL, LIVELY AMUSEMENT. HOUSES FILLED NIGHTLY, For the week eit Hs SATURDAY Marini Uy 84 Grand Minst arti FOSTER, CANNING, SIN Sit ‘kp HOWARD, THE FRENCH TWIN SISTERS. MISS ROMAINE, THE QUEEN OF SONG, The EMPIRE CHILDREN VIOLINISTS, LIZZ1B and JOE, aged four and seven, the wenders of the world, playing the most dificult music (with grace and ease) on the violin, THE GREAT FRANK BELL, Ethiopian Comedian and Orator, LEO, the Tumbleronicon, GEORGE WARREN, THE CHAMPION BANJOIST. REGAN BROTHERS, the Irish Character Delineatora, SPECIAL NOTICE. —No liquor sold on the premises, it bo- ing the intention of the proprietor to have a first cliss eu- tertuinment to delight his patrons, Reserved seats, 50 cents; general admission, 25 cents; gal- lery, 15 cents; boxes, $4 and $3; seats in boxes, 75 cents and $1.’ Doors open at 7; performance at 8 o'clock. Grand Family Matinee every SATURDAY at 2 P.M. Specialty artists should address GEORGE WINSUTP, Staye Director, No. 448 Third avenue, New York. Dates ‘always open to first class performers. TH AVENUE THEATRE, EVERY NIGHT AT 8, M NEE SATURDAY, 1:30. 00 u UU RRR oro ne RB cD. 2 - By BB 6.0" oS 0 Eee. De OE NR B oo UU RR 00 vv RR BBB 00. % SR BB. eNO ee ere: rie BB Os On: Bares B 1h Bae GO | ee 68, It Bs Bisel Gh\ w oi |e ¥ 8.8 BBB 00 ea BB ttt Fourth week! Houses crowded! OUR BOYS MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1:30, #4 Due notice will be given of the first appeurance of Mr. EDWIN. BOOTH. ARISIAN VARIETIES, 16TH ST. AND BROADWAY, Evenings at # o'clock: TURSDAY. THURSDAY and ATURDAY MATINEES at 2 o'clock, TEMPLE OF SENSATIONAL ART. ‘Laughter incessant! PRODIGIOUS SUCCESS OF GUILT-EDGED PLEASURES, MOST CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT EVER ATTEMPTED IN NEW YORK. GRAND OLIO OF FORTY ARTISTS. THE BRIGANDS. POSE PLASTIQUES, THE ELEPHANT. uadrille D’ Amour, MAD HAMLET. EDUCATED DOGS, Host of Varieties. An Army of Artists. Immense hit of the new, nice, naughty Sensation, entitled “AV@OL FANILYK MATINEE TO-DAY. OR, MODERN FREE-LOVE REFORMERS, (A. GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO LADIES DESIRE two Rooms, Board and fire; terms $30 per week: loca- on above Thirty-fourth street. Address P. S., Herald office. ‘Kooms on second and third floors: refe: s. 37 CLINTON PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, with Board, for gentlemen, 397 STREET, 56 WEST.—LAR ‘D SMALL Rooms on fourth floor, with first class Bourd, 39 Nast TWENTY-SIXTH J Second Floor, with Boni pointments first class; table excellent; terms QOTH STREET, So WEST.—TWO LARGE ROOMS ON second floor, together or separately, with first class Bord WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STRE 40) Miished Room wish or without Boa desirable; terms exceedingly moderate, NICELY jocation very BOARDERS WANTED. DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE, 38 EAST TWEN- ty-third street.—Elegantly furnished Parlor Floor and Becond Floor, with private table; Suits on third floor, with- out board; breakfasts if desired j~ ENTIRE SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished, with Board: also pleasant Rooms suitable for ‘families and single gentlemen. 29 East Forty-mxth street, ‘corner Madison avenue (Wfadsor block). Reference. ELEGANT SECOND FLOOR TO LET—WITH FIRST class Board; also other Roums for family or gentlemen. 44 West Thirty-second street. ST HOUSE, STUYVESANT PARK—215 EAST FIF- teenth street.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, with first ‘class table, for a few select boarders; all modern improve- ments; very desirable; fine neighborhood; terms moderate. $1.50 gentlem TO $2 PER DAY, $6 TO $12 PER WEEK; FINE Rooms, excellent table for families and single 174, 176 aud 178 Bleecker NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY FRONT Rooms to let, with Board, to a family or to singlé gentl men; also 4 fourth story front Room to let, to single gentl men, at SO West Twenty-second street ; references required. GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE A COMFORTABLE ROOM and first class Board near Fifth avenue and Fourteenth Street at $7 each: house and location unexceptionable ; ref- erences. Address HOWARD, station D, D STORY ROOM, HOT AND COLD WATER, GOOD closet room; also one on fourth floor; $14 per week for two; table first class; hall Room, 68, fire and gus, in 154 ‘averley place. D FLOOR OF 121 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, near Fourth avenue, neatly furnished, with Board, eith fogether or separate; suitable for family’ or single genth ten; location desirable; terms moderate ; reference. 42 NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—HANDSOMELY furnished front Rooms, with first class Board, for fam- ilies and gentlemen; private table if desired; house in splen- did order; convenient location ; references. WEST THIRTIETH STREET—A SUIT OF ELE- gantly furnished Rooms on the second floor to let, with Board ; house first class and a good table; tloor consists of parlor and three sleeping rooms, $3 —LARGE HALL ROOM, WITH CLOSET, SECOND . floor, front: also accommodations for two ladies, “ib or without doard, with a widow, near four lines cars, West th street. F, EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET, NEXT DOOR TO 2) Windsor—To let, with Bonrd, an élégant Second Floor; iso two Rooms on fourth floor; house and locality first class terms moderate. VANDAM STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL.—HAND- somely furnished large and small Rooms, suitable for « arty or sin with or without Board; terms mod- day AV TH and Twelfth streets —House newly pain ete order; spacious suits of Apartments on first and second EB, NO. 45, BETW! and in com- loors, with or without private tal TH AVENUE.—POSITIVELY PRIVATE FAMILY, OC- cupying their own house, would rent ntleman and wife at $45 per week ; unsurpass: dress T. B., box 160 Herald Uptown Branch office. TH AVENUE, 390.—Mit8. WYCKOFF IAS AN ELR- gant Suit of Rooms to let. consisting of Parlor on. first Boor and entire Second Floor; will accommodate four or five ‘adults; with private table. 40 CLINTON PLACE.—TO LET, ELEGANTLY AND newly furnished Rooms, with ‘first class Board, for families or gentiemen: terms moderate. CLINTON PLACE, CORNER OF UNIVERSITY This House having changed hands, now offers Rooms on second floor; also single Rooms, with full Board, at reduc rences exchanged; table Boarders accommodated. 4.4. BEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE Cheerful, sunny Rooms, handsomely furnished, with first class table ‘and home comforts; also large back Parlor, for two or three gentiemen ; terms very moderate. 44 SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE. furnished Rooms, fronting on park, suitable ilies or single gentlemen, to let, with good Board; also table board: reference. AB BE, MARES PLACE.LARGE AND | SMALL pleasantly furnished Rooms, with good Board to ladies or gentlemen; terms $3, $7 and $5. Call for one week. STH STREET, 214 WEST, A FEW DOORS FROM 45 Broadway.—Desirable Rooms on third floor to let, with Board, en suite or singly ; also hall Rooms for gentlemen’ AG WEI, YOURTRENTE. | ermmes A Tew handsomely furnished Rooms to let, with Board; ref- Grerices. Q AND ST, MARKS PLACE.—FURNISHED 5B Rrmos large end smal, to let, with Hoard, to fannilies find single persons; terms low; table Board $4 per week ; good table. 5 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished extension room on parior floor; also o large room on fourth floor, suitable for two gentlemen, Ddoard ; rete once. 54. CLINTON PLACE, NEAR. FIFTH AVES Large comfortable Rooms, $16 to $18 for two persous, with excellent Board; every accommodation; house and lo Gation first class; also table board; retereuce. WEST ELEVENTH STREET, SECOND DOOR Oo from Fifth avenue.—Nicely furnithed Rooms to let, with Board, suitable for families and single gentlemen terms mode WEST THIRTY. BT. Rite and separate ences exchanged IRVING PLACE (GRAMERCY PARK). —SECOND f Floor, front, en suite or singly: honse 27 feet wide; rooms extra large; unusually pleasant; loc and table first class. 82 IRVING PLA Park table if preferred; Rooms on fourth tloor and elegant Parlor Extension. WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, A VERY JOT Freaent and neatly farnishod Sitting Room and Bedroom, to gentleman and wile: board for wife, if desired; ‘all improvements; and terms moderate. LEXINGTON — AVE —SEVERAL VERY 114 pleasant Rooms to let, with Board; house and loca- tion first class. EAST TWES s eT, ONE BLOCK 119 from Fith avenue.—This house having chan d hands and been put in excellent order, offers elegantly farnished Rooms, in suits or singly, with Board ROOMS IN ~desired ; refer- , TWO DOORS FROM GRAMERCY T.—TWO HAND- ‘also references exchanged, 1% WEST PORTY-FIFTH STR OWN. i ing her own house, elegantly , desires to % with arefined party or parties to Board with her for the winter; highest references given and required. TH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTIETH STREET.—PRIVATE family will ‘rent Second Floor, alo rand Bed- room, on third floor, Landsomely lurnished, with strictly first class Board; references exchanged. Address M. B., box 2.468 New York Post ofice. TH AVENUE, G8 —MRS. B.C. COFFIN HAS SUI of Rooms; also single Rooms, finely furnished ; pri Anble if desired. if aReaitin, $6 TO $10 PER WEEK—FOR NICELY FURNISHED ) Room Board for families or single persons at Tos Bleecker street. ‘Two lines of cars pass the d QE 10,88 PER WEEK FOR PLEASANT Rooms, DO with Board; families accommod: ‘equally low ; hot ‘wnd cold water in room South Washington square, third door from Macdougal street. $7 4] WEST PORTY-FIFTH STRE: nue.—Newly furnish Jas table, for families and single gentlemen ; also a back Parlor, ou inod- ere terns. WEST THIRTY.SECOND STR somely furnished Floor or Part; Feasonable, TO PER WEEK,—NICELY FURNISHED e10 Rooms, with good Board, Apply wt 136 acdongal st —T0 LET, HAND aperior table; terms OTH, StRELT, WEST, NO. 63.—ELEGANTLY FUR- @ nished large Root aud toilet i ple closets; hot and cold water; one small Room 10 BAST THIRTY-THIRD ST\EET—A DESTRABLE Buit of Rooms on second floor; also front Suit on third vor, with or without private table. WAVERLEY NEAR BROADWAY.— DO. Free toe Rene g TEAR, BROADWAY. yard: single Rooms, $7 and 89; alvo table weated by steam. board, 4; house OTH STREET, 115 WEST, FIVE Doors F i Diath ever prenitiy, tussiaied Voce hook Roe to let, with Board; closets, hot and cold water and ate fires location and table uuexceptiouabie; «few table Boarders taken. TH STREET, WEST, 93, 35 AND 37, BETWEE 14 and Sixth avennes.—Elogantly furnished Roons 12 separately given and required, © WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR 130. areedway.—Hundsomely furnished front 'roome on two single rooms, with heater; first class third floor; exchanged. 141 WEST FORTY.FOURTH STR BETWEE a Broadway and Sixth avenue,—A delightful Suit of Rooms and excellent Bourd can be obtained, and highest references exchanged. 148 WEST FIF ©} Rooms to let, with Boar gentleman and wite; terms m STREET.—PURNISHED tosingle gentlemen or nt alcove Room gant ff . ingle gentlemen or two alse erms moderate 17 WEST TENTH STRERT E OR TWO ROC nily, to @ gentleman and i, gin furnished, w ig first class: t WEST FORTY THIRD STREET, NEAR BROAD- way.—One or two pleasant furnished or wntor- Githed Rooms, with Board; location central; terms moder: ate; references exchanged. | STR WEST TWENTY-FOURT! QAO story front ‘Room, handsomely furnished. with every ECaveniones, to let, with superior Board; also single Rooms for gentlemen ; location central and desirable. 2 WEST THIRTY. EIGHTH 1.—NEWLY 213 painted and nicely furnished 6. with all modern improvements, to let, with excellent Boar gentlemen or gentleman and wife; family private ; rete 914 BAST ELEVENTH ‘EAR THIRD 214 Bai —ilotne with modern improven opened; pleasant Rooms, with first class Board, for goutie- men and wife, or single gentlemen; references. i T FIFTEENTH STREET—TO LET, WI 218 Ke mit Roard, very desirable furnished Rooms, in suit Aingly, to families and single gentlemen, with good accom moda’ ired. ‘nnd euite of. for families or gentlemen, smail tables; ome Parker Baie references. TH STREET, CORNER SECOND AVEN 14 and 902.—Lirge and medium-sized front Ke ird floor: also desirable Room for two gentlem Boards terme moderate TH STREET, 217 WEST —ONE EXTRA LARG elegant Room,’ on second floor, for a gentleman and w Poa handeome Sgnt pall Livow, tur Oma ‘ reference SECOND AY An oi ant Parlor Fioor, with Kitchen r unfurnished ; private table oxired; also other Roo 249 WEST TWENTY SECOND STRERT.~A LARGE winny Room to let, he third floor, with hot and dvater: alto alarge Hoom, om secomd diver, with good eAndivi i sot modern seiueeinrty Jegant Second Floor, all light rooms; private | mts jst | | | 36TH, STREET, CORNER MADISON AVENCE.—AN | BOARD, WANTED_BY A LADY EMPLOYED DURING elegant Second Floor, handsomely furnished and with the day; moderate sized Room, with fire; terms not to Srery cotenience to rentcwith Board: private table. 24 | exceed $7 per week. Address STAFFORD, box 186 Herald Madison avenue. Uptown Branch office. Qf2 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A_ HAND- OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER; OO. See eae vn private table if desired; also | one balland one moderate sized Room; one fire terms $68 per month, Address R. A., box 185 Herald Up- town Branch office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, ON THE west side, between Twenty-third hirty-fourth Streets, second or third floor, front, with fire and breakfast; a liber: ice paid it suited, Address, with some purticu- lars, LEISURE, Herald Uptown Branch office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, child (10 yeurs) and nurse; terms, fire and gus Gluded, not to exeoed $0, Address LEXINGTON, Llerald Uptown Branch office. ERMANIA THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET. AD. NEUENDORVE, i BD: TUESDAY, OCTOBER i2, EMR Comedy in four acts, by Wilken. Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o'elock, ONY PASTOR'S, 985 AND 587 BROADWAY, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. CROWDED HOUSES. CONTINUED SUCCESS, TONY PASTORS TROUPE OF STARS in another new and gaaguificent programme. Professor LEON and SONS. unequalled Gymnasts, TONY PASTOR'S NEW BONGS. G VILLIAMS' DUTCH WITTICISMS. SANFORD and WILS GREAT MUSICAL ACT. MISS JENNIE MORGAN SENTIMENTAL BALLADS. THE HAPPY FAMILY GUS WILLIAMS as JAKE. THE FREEMAN SISTERS. THE AUSTINS, WM. CARLETON, McKEE and ROGERS, THE FIELDINGS. MATINEE TO-DAY. MATINEE TO-DAY. NENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM AND BOARD UP TOWN; ‘Address B., box 190 Herald Uptown Branch office. ABLE, BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMA low Fourth street, west side; dinner at 12 or 1 o'clock refere! iven, Address FULTON, box 146 Herald Up: town Branch office, 1.265 Broadway. WANTER—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ‘and single gentleman ; one large and one small Room, on second or third Hoor, between Eighteenth and Fortiet! streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues; references given and re- quired. Address, stating terms, which must be reasonable, id fire and gas, A. B., box 111 Herald Uptown Branch office. WANTED—BY A you with two children (8 and Twentieth and Forticth streets, NTLEMAN AND WIFE, months) and two nurses, . with private table; location between Fourth and Seventh ave- ond or Third Flo nes. Address, stating price (which must not be extrava- gant), location and fall particulai S11 Post office. | ADULT. WAsten-BY A FAMILY OF THREE with Bourd, ove Room for gentleman, with elther gnd story, front and adjoining hall Room or small Sitting Room on first floor, with double a on second or third; house must be first class, with di room up stairs, Ad- ress, with particulars and. pri ©. B., Dox 4,244 Post ottice im _ BROOKLYN BOARD. 100 HENRY STREET, BROOKLYD from Fulton and Wall street f somely furnished Rooms; modern impro Board: terms $5 to $8 per week ; references. IRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD AT THE TURK- ish Bath establishment, 51 and 83 Ci Brooklyn three minutes’ walk from Fulton o'clock. | NGELL'S ton avenue corner Twenty-fifth street ge . with or without Moais; private table night. 1ON.—250_ NE WLY Oe, $1, $1 SO, F Hemen ana farnilies; raukfort and William streets. NHAM HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, FIFTH AV! ¢, between Twenty-first and Twent, Suite of Rooms for families; prices A OTEL BRANTING, MADISON AVE Fife th street.—First class Rooms second streets.— ta. Manager, . CORNER nd Board for | | Mi Corer Beach erence (Murray Hill). American pian} the most delizhttully located family hotel in the city; «few Suits and single Rooms at moderate rates, JT. GERMAI PTH AY © ‘street, Broadway.—Rooms all front: splendid locati , 83 per day; permanent parties le splendid Suits and & transient reduc: vator, baths, &e.¢ in propri- etor’s residen: West Fourteenth str newly fur- | nished and in most complete order, | WILLIAM G, TOMPKINS. | QOUTHERN | opened, renovated | $2 and $2 50 per d families wishing to find nice suits of rooms with first class table. BROADWAY, JUS - d newly furnished throughout ing to location of rooms; COUNTRY BOARE NCONOMIZE IN BOARD FOR FALL AND WI 4) Private villa on Hndson; large rooms; river view; | horses, &c.; everything first class; parties not obliged to be | in New York duily wil) find this worthy of Inquiry. Address HAINES, 349 Broadway, New York, at the South Orange Mountain House, Mountai tion, Morris and Essex Railron greatly reduced prices; house hi | Rotel; steam heat, gas, good stubling, we. | PRIETOR, South Orange, N. J. sty forts of city Address PRO- DANCING ACADEMIES, LLEN DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL, Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, mence October 16; mornings or aiternoons for lad! children; evenings for gentlemen. "For pa a lar, Mr, Prank Dodworth’s classes, rect, Brookly! DANCING 308 WEST 1 WILSO: ACADEMY, AL vourseenth street—Ciassen now open and particular ae For terms,:4e., send for ed salu, d Saturday evenings. Yention,paid vo beginners. Belect Soirees Tuesday PERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, FIFTY. fifth street, corner Third avenue (bank bill y and Thursday evenings and satu te lessons in Glide Waltz © spe tion Tharsday, October 14, from h street.— ing. Private lessons in Glide and iulty, Reception dansante Tammany Building every Saturday aft nd evening. ROOKES! BROOME 8ST. nurse of lessons, DANCING ACADEMY, 261 Tu Wen 8 vtlon at al he rooms have been rated; are centrally located ) of New York, Brooklyn and other adjacent eiti ‘The first lessons can be takou privately, | charge from class prices. tod, painted and deco- of necess from all parts lasses open; all dances tad f six fashionablé dances taught per- | feetly in #ix private lessons MARBLE MANTELS, RATES AND FENDER: facturers of low and hi skaking. down: Ai | discount MARBLBIZE! designs, from M BE- | nts for the winter can | AALL AND WINTER BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED | utes from depot, we | ipony PASTOR'S AMUSEMENT! OOTH'S THEATRE. ENGLISH OPERA JARRETT & PALMER.........Loxsees and Managers THE KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA, Mr. C.D. HESS. Director. ONLY TWELVE ‘NiGiits AND TWO" MATINERS. PULL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA. Mr. 8 BEHRENS. AND GRAND 0 .- Conductor, THIS TUESDAY EVENING, October 12, Verdi's popular oper ERNANI The distinguished Amor Mad. JENNIE VAN ZANDT ae Elvira, Mire Wate CASTLES MI. WM. CARLETON and first appearance in. York of the su- perb basso profundo, Mr GHORUE A. CONLY. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY EVENING, tho representa: tive American Prima Donna, MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, in the BO} THURSDAY PAUSE AN oe KELLOGG RIDAY—THE HUGUENOTS, - “VAN ZANDT SATURDAY—GBAND. KELLOGG MATINEE, SATURDAY EVENING—FRA DIAVULO.....VAN ZANDT THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS now ssing. Sra pass Ont Oe RE $1 50; droan elvole, $1 family efvele, SO sonty’ 7) CNC: GENERAT ADMISSION. *,* In rehearsal, Benedict’ a 4% Octo phat ae EY ober 0 ent mime, with the unrivalled American clown, | tulasabeped MR. G. L. FOX, j BROADWAY. CCG” 000 MoM TT UU EEE) Co PO He MM HE ee E UE a oe Oo OMM MM ID u UE € 6 OMMMM TT U UE Cc Oo OMMMM IIT U U EEE © 0 OMMMM I u UE 6 o8 Se AN NT t ue coc’ ooo’ M&M OM Tt Qqdg UUU EERE" Mr. JOSH HART, Proprietor MR. ALF BURNETT, walled humorist, who will appear in character titled THE PREACHER FROM HEPSIDAM. A Backwoods Itinerant, who gives WHANGDOODLE SERMON. Text—"And thoy shall Gnaw a File.” MR. D. L. MORRIS, the Teutonic eccentric, BARNEY AND RICKEY. Mr, Jobn Wild, Lulu Delmar, Schoolerait and Coes, Mr. Jobn Allen, Harry Watson and Lizzie Sherman, Virginia Btickney, The Ainsloys, Nelly St. John, Ada Oliver, ‘To conclude with the drama PICNIC ; or, WHERE'S MY DOG. MATINELS WEDNESDAY AND’ SATURDAY, 2 o'clock, HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE SKIDMORES. ‘The Skids now in Boston at rifle practice with the Regu Army Oh! and the Mulligan Guards are requested to attend drill'at the Theatre Comique on the 16th inst., preparatory to ANOTHER RIFLE’ SHOOTING -MATOH. to commence ut the Comique MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, ‘on which occasion THE THREE CRACKED TEAM: will compete for superiority. Captain JEFF SAUNDERS, Commanding. LYMPIC THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. LYMPIC THEATRE THE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS, JOHN F, POOLE, Manager THE BEST ENTERTAINMENTIN THE CITY, A COMPANY OF ‘THE “BRIGHTEST STARS, THE WONDERFUL BLACK SHADOWS. TUK RAYNOR BROTHERS. THE CARLO FAMILY, ft .the best Gymnasts in existence, JOUNSON AND BRUNO. JOHN HART. WM. COURTRIGHT, THE WORRKELL SISTERS. : HARPER AND STANSILL PAT ROONEY. BUCKLEY AND TURNER. MISS ADA RICHMOND. MISS LINA EDWIN. MR. BLAND HOLT. THE COLORED HAMTOWN STUDENTS. The new and sucsessful local Drama entitled NEW YORK BY DAYLIGHT, GASLIGHT AND MOONLIGHT, ith A RARE OLIO’ UF NOVELTIES. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. we SANFORD & WILSON’S GREAT MUSICAL ABSURDITY AT THE IN DE MATINEE TO-DAY. nll, TONY PASTOR'S, KITCHEN, 585 AND 587 BROADWAY. Grant THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. Grand opening night, Friday, October 15. First and only appearance at this Theatre of the French Opera Bouffe Company, from the Lyceum Theatre. Only performanse of cocg's most pular opera, TAILLE DEMME. ANGOT. MLLE, DUPAKC (First timee) as CLAIRETTE. Mule, Nard: as M Mons. De Quercy, in his great role, 2 ‘The remainder of the characters by the original represent tives. Chorus and orchostra under direction of ©. Van Ghel. Popular prices, $1 90, $1, 7bc., 50e., 5°. 25e. Sule of Seats and Tickets commences Wednesday, the’ 13th, at the Stadt eatre, S FRANC NEW: AN FRAN OPERA HOUSE, BROADWAY, R TW NINTH STREET, ENTIRE CHA OF BILL THIS WEEK, FIRST TIME OF OUR BOY: OUR BOYS. OUR BOYS. THE AFRICAN DWARF, BROADWAY MIELINERS, RECEIVED WITH SCREAMS EVERY NIGHT, THE JOLLIEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY, WANTED—200 smart boys to pick up buttons, hooks and eyes every morning. Matinee Saturday at 2. ‘Seuts secured. HERE IS BUT|TONY PASTORS, a 587 BROADWAY. ONE MATINEE IN| THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT. NEWYORK CITY TO-DAY TO-DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK. ARLING'S OPERA HOUSE, WEST TWENTY-THIRD street, late BRYANT'S. COTTON AND REED'S MINSTRELS. ‘The best Progranmme this week ever presented to the pub- Vocal Album, the Elopement, the Three Uncle Eph., artiste Clog Exercises, Bay lornet Solo, Plantation Pastimes and t - Amusing Sketch of “Shakespeare in thi alfprice to Matinee able and Evening at 8; Saturday Matinee at ONY PASTOR'S POPULAR LADIES" TO-DAY AT 2 P. 585 MATINEE AND 587 BROADWAY. CUSHING’S CIRCUS, OWES & OWES & CUSHING'S CIRCUS: FOURTEENTH STREET, FOURTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSTO, OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. HOWES & CUSHING'S ee cat VARIETY CIROU AND TRAINED LIONS will give their splendid performances as above ‘during the fall season EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ADMISSION 25° CENT: RESERVED ATS 50 CENTS. yral engagements offered to any variety ef equestrian talent, especially Indy gymnasts, Apply at the box office. Po PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Posters in colors on the shortest notice. Tickets printed by the million. Snipes, dc. METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPANY, 215 Broadway. 587 BROADWAY. MATINEE TO-DAY FOR THE LADIES. MATINEE FOR THE CHILDRE: PURE, INNOCENT FUN FOR A! TO-DAY AT MATINEE. R. GEO, VANDENHOFF.—THACKERAY'S CHRON. 1¢ OF THE DRUM, First tim ‘OHN B. GOUGH. STEINWAY HALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 Entirely new Lecture... LUNDERS” Adinission, 50 cents. Reserved seats (now of sale at the Hall), 75 cents, BROOKLYN ACADEMY, OCTOBER 18. pus GREAT WRESTLING MATCH will take place Tuesday evening atthe RAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-DAY, Hi THE | AT MATINEE, AUSTINS’ TONY LIGHTNING PASTS 8, ZOUVAVE SKETCHES. 587 BROADWAY. DRILL. METOPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 128 West Fourteenth street, New York, Open daily (Sundays excepted), 10.4. M. to5 P.M. ‘Monday and Thursday free. YOTTSCHALK WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF Mr, J. N. Pattison's Lecturo this (Tuewday) evening, Oct. 12, at Association Hall, Pattison will perform on Weber's cel- ing selections from jottschalk's works. Reserved seuts 50 cents extra, MUSICAL, COMPETENT MUSIC TEACHER FOR’ BEGIN- ners; will bit adhd tpi ae for her scholars. ly i reun or otter at Fourth ue. asta anes pd MUSIC TEACHER, SMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES A instruction on pianoforte, harp and harmony, at pupil's on which occasion M: ebrated piano interes Tickets 50 cent Fexidonce; only $10 per quarter: best reference. Address, with residence, TEACHER, box 329 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Browdwi UCVARD."—PIANO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, FLUTE, SING- ing, organ, Private lessons only. Wonderful “Hum- ping MU: YCEUM THEATRE.—GIROFLE-GIROFLA . LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE OPERA ROUFFE. LAst WEEK BUT ONE OF THE OPERA BOUPVE. ‘Tnesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Evenings. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER. AT 1:30, POSITIVELY LAST ‘PERFORMANCES OF LECOCQ’S CROWNING TRIUMPH IN OPERA BOUFFE, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OF ALL OPERAS. PERFORMED 130 NIGHTS LAST SEASON. NOW MOST MAGNIFICENTLY PUT ON THE STAGE. New Scenery. New Costumes. New Effects. Mile. GEOFF ROY in her original role, GIRO! E-GIROFLA. Mons. ROGER, in bis great part MOURZOUK. ij Miles. DUPARC, HOSDBZ, KID; MM. LUDOVIC, DUPLAN, VALTER, * SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 16 (first time in America) LE CANARD A TROIS BECS, LE CANARD A TROIS BECS, THE WONDERFUL DUCK.) PERFORMED 900 NIGHTS IN LONDON AND PARIS ONY PASTOR'S METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 585 and 587 Broadway. MATINEE —— THIS TONY PASTOR in New Songs, rn anes Gus ee New Stories, an 2 O'CLOCK. THE HAPPY FAMILY. MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK, o= SINN’S PARK TIEATRE, BROOKLYN. Houses crowded to the roof tosee THE GREAT NOVELTY TROUPE. New Stars and a Now Bill this week, night WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINE HE GREAT TONY, PASTORS, | AMEIICA'S LEONS, 587 BROADWAY, COMIC THE FIELDINGS, MATINEE VOCALIST, ‘WM. CARLETON, TO-DAY, JENNIE AT 2 O'CLOCK. TONY, MORGAN. — PASTOR. HE WRESTLING MATCH. ‘The sale of sents and boxes commences at Grand Opera Honso Tuesday morning, 9 o'clock. OW OPE! FORTY-FOURTH Pe EXHIBITION of the AMUSEMeN'Ts. ; eet UE UART ts happ * ab jomnr “TRIUMPH Fot ye NATIVE DRAMA CONTINUED SUCCESS of Woolf's MIGHTY DOLLAR, with Mr. W. J. FLORENCE, f : tl ) will EVERY NIGHT TICE PURTNER” NOTICE and ate MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2. Mr. STUART bexn to annouce that he will shortly the privilege of introducin, whom he and all who teon him deem ® most distinguished ‘artist, the Westera Comedian, JOHN DILLON. who has eigeyree Lae! ape hi anappre seauonce of the SMHGHTY “DOLL. apaenent in con. ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Manager....Mr. LESTER WALLACK Doors open at 7:30, Performance commences at 8 P. M. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Mr. Tom Taylor's original Comedy Drama, in three acts, en titled the OVERLAND ROUTE, “The performance isof the kind which has made this theatre famous. * * * Produced on a scale of greater splendor than ever beforo,”—New York Herald. “The general performance received with abundant and continuous merriment. It is exquisitely put on the stage.”"— New York World. “An exceedingly well balanced showing to.nnnsuat- sdvantage tho strength of Mr, Walluck’ company. The stage Attire is of surpassing beauty.” —New York Times. “The ship scene, showing the vessel from the stern, sur- Tounded by the ocean, in extraordinary for ite beauty and ne- racy, reaking up of the steamer is managed telling siill.""“Now York Tribu pebiwan tals Gallacher shel seawater: hg ualine fo eaten” | ally good.”—Wilkes’ Spins, “tS i) oe “The play is admirad); he euly eee uealineaa een acaners oot See breaking ap oF CARRIAGES MAY BE ORDERED FOR 10:30. a ae na tanec OWERY | THEATRE.—GRAND " B JOHN THOMASON Mid Greet Lo nag, gma sBepiete with new scenery aud powerful mechanical. effects. Performance to commence with the favorite Farce, MY FELLOW. CLERK. ILMORE’S CONCERT GARDEN, THE MOST DELIGHTFUL GARDEN IN THE WORLD, EVERY NIGHT, BAND GILMORE’S MAGNIFICENT if ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS, THE GREAT LEVY, ji THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB, and Mm PROGRAMME, 1. Overture. “Semirami: 2. Solo for Saxophone, “Ai 5 Mr. 'E, A, LEFEBRE 3. Selection, from the opera of “Macbeth”. 4. Cornet solo, finale from “Lucia di Lama * Mr. M. ARBUCKLE! 5, Aria tor soprano, from “The Martyrs’, Mme. MARIE SALVOTTY, 6. Grand selection, trom “I Crociato”” 7. “March of the Gameron Men”... whee Beoteh: THE YOUNG APOLLO GLUB, 8, Cornet solo, “Levy-Athan Polka’ Levy Mr. J. LEVY, 9. Quadrille, “Rigoletto”. r 10. Concert Waltz, “Immortelien™, ‘Gung’ 11, March Triompliale. -Rud Aronson NATIONAL ATR, THE STAR SPANGLED "BANNER. Admission, 50c.; boxes, admitting four, $3, NOTICE.—The immense HEATERS with which this build- ing is furnished are NOW IN USE and are so reyulated ag. to maintain the delightful TEMPERATURE OF SPRING at all times. ee OF MUSIC, WACHTEL, GRAND OPERA SEASON. D, NEVENDORFF NING NIGHT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1875, Moyérbeer’s chef d’auvre, LES HUGUENOTS, Grand Upera in five acts, * ices for the season of 20 nights :—Boxes, Reserved seats, $50. 1 received from THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1875, at the Director's office, Academy of Music, daily, from 9 to 3 o'clock. Prices for ts —Boxes, $20, $15 and $10, Gen- eral admissi loserved seats, $1 or $2 extra. Reserved seats, family circle, 0 cents. ion list will be closed on Wednesday, October of reserved seats for single nights will com- Thursday, October 14, at 9 o'clock A. M. OOD'S MUSEUM. woob's. THIS Evening. at Afternoon, at 2, KATE FISHE UNCLE and HORSE WONDER Toms in MAZEPPA CABIN, MUSEUM DEPARTMENT. ‘Now on exhibition, P. T. BARNUS’S $20,000 LIVING BABY HIPPOPOTAMUS. AT TONY PASTOR'S MATINEE TO-DAY, GUS WILLIAMS’ NEW COMICALITIE: HAPPY SANFORD AND WILSON’S MUSIC. ool COMEDIES. FAMILY..| 587 BROADWAY. i acries THEATRE, Broadway and Thirty-third stree . Mr. JOSH HART.. Proprietor and Managa THE EAGLE THEATRE, the most beautiful in America, will positively open MONDAY, OCTOBER 18. CARD. Tt was the intention of the proprietor to open October 11, standard troubles would arise— but finding that one of th namely, PAINT WOULD NOT BE DRY, the date was at once changed to MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, when everything will be dry and beautiful. BOX SHEET will be dpened for the sule of sents on THURSDAY MORNING, ut 10 o'clock, ‘and remain open daily from 10 to 5, where seats can be secured two weeks in advance, PRIC $8 and S10 7 cents cents 25 cents Boxes.. Orchestra Chairs. Baleony, reserve Dros. Cirele, not reserved. Fam: rele . MATINEE: WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS, LL OPEN POSITIVELY OCTOBER 18, AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Socond and Third avs. and Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth sta, THIS AFTERNOON, LAR_ MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK, 587 BROADWAY. R. GEO. VANDENHOFF.—DICKENS’ PECKSNIFF Family at Todger’s Association Hall, Thursday evening, JR. GEO. VANDENHOFF. HENRY V. of over a psp ned of the CENTENNIAL CHORAL UNION, Ticket Office, 114 Brondway. enuuwee— WONDERFUL MACHINES! SPLENDID PRODUCTS! ission, 50 conts; Children, 25 cents, REMEMBER AT TONY PASTOR'S POPU- THE GRAND porer LEVEE OF CROWDED WITH LADIES AT YOUTH AND BEAUTY. | EVERY PERFORMANCE. 4, 8 o'clock. Tickets, 50c. Reserved seats, Zac, Gurley’s book store, Fourth avenue, corner rd street; Brentano’s, 49 Union squ LLE. TITIENS IN HANDEL'S GRAND ORATORIO, THE MESSIAH, at STEINWAY HALL, on WEDNESDAY, October 20, with combined Chorus and Orebesura and eminent solo Artists, Tickets, with Reserved Seats, $1 60, $2 and $3, General admission, $1, for bale ut Steinway Hall and at THIS 18 MATINEE DAY AT TONY PASTOR'S, 587 BROADWAY. PERFORMANCE BEGINS AT 2 P. M, STEINWAY HALL.—WHITE-CERVANTES, Ss é GRAND CONCERTS, ay . TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, October 19 and 21, JOSEPH WHITE, Violinist, © and YGNACIO CERVANTES, Pianist, ‘Their first appearance in America, assisted by the follow- ing artis iss Emma C, Thursby, Miss. ia Adanis de Richardo, Mr. C. Fritsch, Mr, Alfred Wilkie, Mr. Adolph Sobst and Mr. E. Agramonte. Adinission, $1, served seats 50 cents extra. Sale of seats will commence Saturday morning, October 16, ‘fat Steinway Hall and 701 and 114 Broadway. ni NWAY HALL, S™ANNehe CONCERT OF THE SCHOLARS OF PROFESSOR E. WALTER KLEIST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 18° MYRTLE AV., BROOKLYN.—A RE: ABLE 9 (German) as housekeeper in @ hotel oy recommendation from her last place. Bird” pianos: hear them, Catalogues free, Address VAL AGENCY, 32 East Fourteenth street, V ANTED—A GOOD SINGER; COMPETENT TO IN- struct Sunday school cbildren. Address, with full particnlars and compensation requ ed, which must be rea- sonable, BROOKS, Post office box 430. __ PROPOSALS. N EWION WATER WORK NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals for the construction of a reservoir will be received at tue office of the Water Commissioners, In Cole's block, Newton, Mavs., until 11 o'clock A. M. of Tuesday, Oo- tober 19, 187 pocitications may be had and plans may be seen, at satd office, on and piter Tuesday, October 12. ‘The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. i ed ean KER Water RANCIS J, PARKER, % ROBERT BISHOP,” J Commissioners, SAWYER, Engineer, 38 Barristers’ } Tull, Boston, BOO’ 'S AND SHOES, n FOURTH AVEN AND SHOES EXC SIVELY, KEDUCED PRICES, ‘8 SHOES, #4 L [kg BOOTS, St AND CHILDREN'S, OF ALL, IRON CLAL & stkoug servicooble Buys Jor Kaus aad Aeuiliee FAMILY THEATRE, ‘7 BROA THE HOME, OF PURE, INNOCENT FON AY THK FAVORITE RESORT OF TIL MATINEE TO-DAY, Me PASTOR'S: |OLONEL MONSTERY’S SPARRING, FENCING. ROW. ing and Shooting Academy, 619 Sixth avenue,—hinport dealer in superior Fencing Apparatus aud Uoxing Gloves. Agent for the Hydraulle Rowing Machine, Send tor circu: Ine. RGYLE ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH stroet.—Cirand ‘Terpsichorean Entertainment every Aight, commencing at 9 P.M, MATINEE, every Saturday afternoon. trance on Thirtieth street, RJ. J. VILLER'S HUMOROUS LECTURE, FUNNY PEOPLE WE MEET. Sixteenth street Baptist church, near Kijhth avenue, Wednesday evening, Octobor 13, at 8 o'clock. mumoncing at 3 o'clock, En- R, GEORGE VA having been en ve his FIRS’ NHLOFR, d by w’ committee of eentlome on, at ABSOGLAY TION HAL! in ah Aye fi ' a7 t ‘or wale At Gurley’s hook store, Fourth avenne, coraye of 2Weape said WOR EAY jn SY Wi hauls aisisnay bad mpoRy PASTORS METROPOLITAN THEATRE, [ zapres’ | 985 und 537 Broadway, AT 2 O'CLOC { TITIENS, MATINEE TO-DAY, TEINWAY HALL. To-morrow (WEDNESDAY) Evening, October 13, at 8 o'clock, FIFTH AND LAST BUT ONE GRAND TIT CONCER MLLE, THERESA TITIENS Grand Finale of Mendelssol Loreley."” rant inale of Mendelssohn's Opera “1 ley.” Loerley. . eMule, THERESA. FETTENS GRAND CHORUS” AND ORCHESTRA. English Song, “It was « Dream”, Frederick Cowen LArdita (by general desire)... swArdith Nie. ARABELLA GODDARD will play 20, .... Beethoven Sonata in G major, for piano and violin op. 30, Allegro, Minuetto, Alle; roto Allogry Vivace. A GODDARD and M. EMILE SAURET, Grand Fantasia on airs from Massanietlo... .. Auber Mr. TOM KAKL, Signor, ORLANDINI, M. EMILE GRAND ORCHESTRA, Conductor... + «MAX MARETZERK Piano Accompanist GEO. W. COLBY Mile, THERE: the “Inflammatus.”” The Chorus by thee Pe rae as i prgie Club, SAl A E M.. LAST ‘THTIENS MATINEE, klyn Academy—TITIENS, October 19. al admis ; admission to second balcony, 60 siete sapere seek facets Bt telr veirr ete 1d 0 seats, i tratinee, $i and $2 cach, necording to loention. Seats can be secured at Steinway Hall, 701 and 114 Broadway. ITIENS’ CONCERTS.—THE BEST SEATS FOR THE Thies’ Concerts can be had at the regular price at the thontre ticket office Fifth Avenue Hotel. ‘GLISH OPERA.—EXCELLENT SEATS FOR ANY Oe tornapee of this week may be had of Mr. GUERKN- SEY Grund Contrat Hotel. i THE, KIGHTH STREET, BETWHI FP VOLE THE jon and Third aven — Grand Family Resort of New York. ‘The Hit of tho Season, Immense success of the new ballet pantomime, KIM-KA, 18 THEATRE. KEILOGG. be tis cholee reserved sents for the GRA NG: LISH OPERA may be had of TYSON, ticket office, Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels, ME WONDERFUL MONS. ADRIAN IZAR, THE T great, eccentric Billiardist, will give his last entertain. ment at the Grand Billiard Palace, corner Forty-second ot and Vanderbilt avenue, Tuesday evening, Uctober 12, downing at 7g o'clock. Reserved Chairs, 30 cents, ean now be secured at the Palace, or of L. Decker & Uo., 106 Centre street. M* GEO. VAND IN HAT i0 AND SEK Mo in MISCHIEF TODAY AT JOSX Pastows aATNER,