The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1876, Page 9

” THE COURTS. Dealers in Marl Sadly “Mixed Up.” Injunction Against the Author of the Stilwell Act. A BANK BOOKKEEPER'S BAD BLUNDER. —_+—_———_. On the ez parte application of Messrs, Theodore M. Morgan and Augustus D. Pape, counsel for the Lacus- trine Fertilizer Company, of this city, Chief Justice Davis granted, yesterday, an order of injunction re- Straining Silas M. Stilwell, the author of the famous Bulwell act, and his son, Silas Jr., from removing or selling about $650,000 worth of mar! known as @ valu- ‘ablo fertilizer, and which is located in Seneca county, this State, and claimed as plaintiff's property. From ‘the complaint in the case it appears that, prior to Jan- wary, 1865, Royal W. Torrey was tho owner in fee of about 600 acres of land in Seneca county, which con- tained large deposita of marl of great value asa for- Mlizer, About the timo mhmed, in making what ts known as the now cut of the Canandaigua River, which passed through this land, about 150,000 tons of this marl was dug out and thrown on its banks, where Torrey permitted at to romain awaiting a market, While the marl still lay there Torrey conveyed the land on which it was to Henry ©. Spalding, but specially reserving to himself in the oat” his mght to the marl which bad been dug out of the cut, and providing that i$ might remain there ten years, any time during which he (Torrey) or his assignees should have the right to remove it. ‘Through various intermediate conveyances Silas M. BSulwel i one of the defendants, became the owner of the land some time in 1873 or 1874 From January, 1865, to the winter of 1866 and 1867, Torrey conveyed away from time to time portions of the marl, and at the latter date sold to Henry A. Barnum all ‘that re- mained on the ground, Barnum thereaiter continued to remove the marl up to about January, 1876, when he sold haif nis interest to Edward Pierson, and In May both conveyed their interest to the Lacustri: ‘ertilizer Company, tho plaintiff in the aetion, After alleging that the company and its prede- sessors in the ownership of the marl had expended largo sums in making it Known ip the market, where it sells ‘at $10 por ton, and that tho not value of ail still remain- ing on the ground 1a not less than $650,000, the com- laint proceeds to charge that the defendants, Silas M. Butiwett and Silas M Stiiwell, Jr., father and son, bave Bince about the Ist of August last, in violation of plain- tifl’s rights, been engaged in transporting this marl to Now York and elsewhere for sale on their own account; that one boat load sent by them to New York was ized by the Sheriff on behalf of plaintiff, but, defendants tieing the usual bond, the property was reatored jo them, and was taken and disposed of by them; that since that time defendants have continued to move the marl and transport itto market, and havo caused three boat loads, about 600 tons, of the value of $6.000, to be removed from the land, and in order to Avoid its being serzed under legal process by tho plain- tiff have caused ft to be taken to Jersey City; that de- fendants are now preparing to remove und sell further quantities of said marl, aud are threatening to remove and sell tbe whole thereof, and are engaged in selling to other persons authorities and rights to remove and kell quantities of said marl; that they are making such swles at depreciated prices, and trying to dispose of the whole in such 1 manner as to prevent its being seized or retaken by plamutf; that the defendants arc persons pl suiall means, and witl be unable to reapond to plain- ifm damages for the acts dono and threatened to bo dono by them in the premises, Upon tho foregoing facts the plaintiff’ demands an injunction against tho defendants, their agents, servants and attorneys, and allother persons claimiug by or under them, restrain- tng them from digging, removing, transporting or scll- Ing any portion of said mari or 1m any way interfering therewith. To the complaint {s added an affidavit by Edward Peirson, through whom tho plaintiff derived Mtle, in which he confirms tho statements contained In the complaint as to defendants having removed por- ions of the marl, and recites conversations of the jatter in which they claimed the right todo soas owners in fee simple of the land on which tt Is filled up. The injunction granted conforms in terms to tho prayer of the complaint, and {8 accompanied by an order directing defendants to show cause on the 18th inst. why they should not be restrained perpetually to sho samo extent. A BANK COLERK’S MISTAKE. Some time since George Millor kept an account at he National Bunk, as also Gid James Miller, By mis- ‘ake of aclork in the bank $1,966 76 on deposit to the credit of James Miller was transferred to the ac- sount of George Miller, who drew out the money, sub- Sequent to which he was arrested ona charge of fraud. Amotion was made yesterday, before Judge West- brook, in Supreme Court, Chambers, to vacate the .u der of arrest, on the ground that the prisoner ‘was not aware how much money he had in bank at tho ume, but attributed the fact of such a sum being [ry pe to his credit to mistake of his clerk to eo deposits, An aflidavit was submitted behalf of the bank that Miller had not had over in the bank for two months previous to drawing the money in Question, Altera brief argument Judge Westbrook took the papers, rescrving his decision. DECISIONS, SUPERIOR COURT—CHAMBER® By Judge Sandford. Thornsen et al. ve. Relief Fire Insurance Company.— Interrogatories settled, Robert L. Darragh vs. Elizabeth Darragh.—Judg- ment of divorce in favor of plaintiff. Richard Adams vs. Gray et al.—Findings, &o., sot- |, and let an engrossed copy be prepared and pro- Yerltod tor signature, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Sinnott. Moore vs, Miiler. get hesa to dismiss granted, with B10 costs, Tooker va, Tal Suldsunith; Hogus Mouons granted. New York Lite Insurance Company vs, Siede; Kough ; Holly vs. Burkhardt; Lovy va. tvs. Dexter; Tensi vs, Saldini. ¥s. McKeon; Ware vs. Mujer; Toike vs. Schiect; Levy vs. Wagenman; Abrams va. Chilbowsky; Ruwer va, Sehcidiw; Meier vs. Wooley; Cohen vs. Sach; Morris vs Kaivman; Burg vs, McGraw; Mechanics’ National Buuk vs, Frost,—Urders granted. Vsuygi vs. Foscano.—Motion to dismiss granted, with $10 costs, Lyman vs. Halloran.—Order modified as to costa, By Chief Justice Shea. Burn vs, Smith:—The applicativn cannot be granted, See memorandum. Connell ve, Kennedy.—Application denied, SURROGATE’S COURT, Estato of Riley L. Hamilton.—Refer enw fl i as to allow to administratrix, widow of de- claim presented by her in’ her individual sepnciy against said estate, said claim decided to be raid. See opinion. Estate of Amos Smothers.—Held that no sufficient cause Was shown why letters of administration upon estate should not be revoked and administratrix re- quired to account, and shat Thomas A. Porter be ap- pointed admivistrator of said estate, See memoran- dum. Estate of Tunis Van Brunt.—Order settled allowing execution to issue upon judgment recovered agatust deceused. Willham J. Van Duzer.—Order eutered that executrix SDpear on tho 13th inst., attwo P. M., belore reteree and submit to examination. James Kager.—Motion for rehearing denied Tho Burrogate is constrained to adhere to his former de- dision in the caso and leave the party to nis remedy by Appeal. See decision. Charles R, Carroll. —Order entered that letters of ad- Muininistration, with will annexed, issue to Michael W. Devine, as attorney in tact of executors, upon giving Sanita with iy security, to be approved by the Sur- ba oi Sarah Barrett, —Order entered permitting ex: ecutor to pay David Barnets the sum of $1,345 heretotore decreed to be retained by tb the litigation upon the promissory note of Barnard for $2,500. Thowas B, Hitch.—Order of reference to auditor Must stand, Held that one exccutor bas a status in Court to call bis co-executors to account; the account and the additional or corrected account must both go to the auditor heretolore appointed, See opinion. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART L Before Recorder Hackett, CHILD CRIMINALS. James Milligan and Martin Dolan, aged respectively thirteen and nine, wero srraigned belore Recorder Hackett yesterday to answer to a joint indictment for burglary m the frst degree. The complatuant in the case was Mr. Edward Sackman, who keeps a jewelry store at No. 204 Hudson street, Ho testified that on the night of the 2d of August ho was asleep in a room adjoming his store when he was awakened by a noigo as of some one walking on the floor, Proceeding into his shop he found the smaller and younger of the prisoners behind the counter, and at once took him in custody, The elder boy, who was there watching out- sido (he door, was arrested laver, The smaller boy pleaded guilty, and said be was induced by his com- paniop, Milligan, to creep in through a hole in the shutter of the store. When asked by Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Bell what he wanted in the store, tho little tgliow, with iveness that brought a smile to the face of the oldest court officer, replicd: wanted to steal anything L could find.” ' Milligan pleaded not guilty, and upon being tried wus convicted of the full offence He was thereupon gent to the Penitentiary for three years and the smailer boy was sent tv the House of Refuge. AN UNLUCKY MOVE, A middle-aged laborer named John Farreil was charged by Moses Geisman, a cattle dealer, of Eighty. first street and Lexington avenue, with having at tempted to steal from him, on the 12th of August, a report modl- NEW YORK HERALD, , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. J wagon valued at $100. It appeared that Geisman or a friend of his saw Farrell removing the wagon, which bad been standing in the street near the curbstone, A policeman was called and the accused was given In custody. Farrell testified on ‘the stana that @ was intoxicated at the time; that he was about to move hia few household traps to the premises of atriend at the corner of Ninetieth street and Fourth avenue, and that being out ol work, without money, and seeing the wagon lying idle in the street, be had seized upon it to transport his chattels, meaning to return it immediately. His wi ore Lone he was drunk half an hour before the attempted re: of the wagon. His Honor charged thejory that, drunkenbess wus no excuse for crime an:! that the conviction of the prisoner would teach tho latter a lesson, and would, besides, act ai reventive of such crimes on the part of others. ‘rhe jury ren- dered a verdict of guilty without leaving their seate, and the Recorder sentenced Farrell to three years con- finement in State Prison. His wife was removed from the court room and seated herself upon the steps outside, where she remained woeping bittorl, tor soveral hours. To the officers who tried to remove her she told a piti- ful story. A child of four Po | accompanied her, another fourteen mouths old lay sick at a triena’s, for she had no home, and she would in a fow days be the mother of another, UNPROFITABLE LODGERS. George W. Harrison, jointly indicted for grand Jar- ceny with Frank Stewart, pleaded guilty and was re- manded till to-day for sentence. The prisonors called upon Solomon Weill, No, 22 Irving place, on the 7th inst., and Harrison represented that he wished to hire afurnished room. Ho was shown a room which he declared would suit, and paying ouc week’s rent was given a latch key. By means of,this he gained entrance to the house and carried off $521 worth of jeweiry and clothing. Stewart was arrested op the lith by In spector Dilks at No, 121 Second avenue, and the other thief was found by Odicer Hekin, of tue Tweuty-tifth andr on the 10th. Part of the stolen property was found in possession of cach of the prisoners, CUTTING A NEIGHBOR. John Baker, a German without a nose, was con- vieted of having stabbed in the arm John Georgo Wese, who lives in the same house, No. 90 Sheritl street. Wese, who gathers rugs and bones for a living: stated that the accused used insulting language toward Mra. Wese, and thut when he rowonsirated Baker stabbed him. The stabber was sont to State Prison for two years, HOTEL THIEF. James McPherson, who hired a room at the hotel of John Winters, No. 1,009 Third avenue, and whe was caught soon after attempting to rob the room of the barkeeper, C, W. Buckley, was sent to State Prison for two and a baif years upon his pleading guilty. John Canary, a youth of fourteen, who stolo hia father’s watch and $22 and went off to bave a good time, was sent to the Catholic Protectory. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surname Lahony ca racer by Judgo West- brook. —Nos, 5, 6, 29, , 08, 60, 75, 76, 77, 78, BI, 82 83, SA, 85, B6, 87, 88 ‘os, 108, 110, 131," 189, 140, 160, 162, 167, 160, 172, 184. 185, 187, 108, 211, "221," 222, 230, 231, 245, 260, 261, 267, 277. Mamixe Covut—Txiat Tkua—Part 1—Held by Judge Sueri Nos, 4485, 4247, 8002, 7900, 3646, 4193, 7376, 2720, 1650, 4155, 4090, 8097, 4396, S218, Part 2— Held by Chiet’ Justice Shea,—Nos. $165, 8029, 4498, 6882, 4311, 5485, 4388, 4984, 4501, 402, 4507, 4508, 4911, 4512, 4514 Court oF GENKRAL Sksstoxs—Part 1—Held bj Recorder Hackett—The Puople vs, John Dowdell, homicide; Samo vs. Dennia McGurk, robbery; Same vs. John Connors, robbery ; Same vs. Rowan Pasqaido, rape; Sume vs. William’ Fernando, felonious assault aud battery; Same vs. Michael Finnerty, felonious as- sault and batlery; Same Vs. James Sinclair, telomous assault and battery; Same vs. Patrick Hanell, felunious and battery; Same ys. William Walsh, telo- assault and battery ; Same vs. William J, Bidwell, felontous assault and battery ; Same vs, Elizabeth Craw: ford, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. James Cooper und Edward Wilson, burglary ; Same va. John Shea, burglary; Somo vs, Futrick Mullin and Wiliam Davis, graud larceny; Same vs. James McUubo and Jumes Fay, grand larceny; Sume vs. Lewis Fisher, Same vs Edward Scuvlen and grand larceny ; ‘illiam. Smith, receiving stoien goods; Same vs. James Williams, grand larceny; Same ve. Henry J, Zinmer, grand larceny; Sume vs. Joho Dono- van and Thomas Cornell, grand larceny; Same vs. Mary McCarthy, grand larceny; Same va John Mur- phy, William Qdinlan, John Ryauand James Gallaher, grand larceny; Saine vs. George Wilson, gran Name vs. Josephine Marks, grand larceny; Sa ‘Thomas Sullivan, grand larceny ; Same vs. Camis Scott, grand larceny; Samo va. William Hill, grand larceny; Samo vs. John Smith and John Brady, gambling; Same vs. Thomas Geary and James Kelecy, gambling; Samo ve Samuel Goldman and Samuei Smith, talse pre- tence; Same vs. John Harvey, talse pretence; Same vs. John MeGuire, grand larceny; Same va Thomas Cur- ran, grand larceny. A HOPEFUL SON. Jobn Brixner, a young man of twenty-seven, re. turned to his home, corner of Boston avenue and 166th street, Morrisanta, on Sunday at midnight in a state of intoxication. He tried to tyrn his aged widowed mother and young Fisters out of the age: but was arrested by Officer Riley. Justice Wheeler, at the Fordham Police Coart yesterday, out of respect to the family, which 1s highly respectable, committea the young man for ouly ten days, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Rexs—Sanps.—In Brooklyn, September 7, 1876, by the Rev. E. P. Roe, Miss Louise, E., daughter of Nath, Sands, to Joun R. Rees, of New York. Voakut—Niersci.—On Thursday, September 7, by the Rev. Henry ©. Vogell, Wiiiam H, Vocxut to Dotty M., daughter of Mr Adolph Nietsch, all of this city, DIED. Apams,—On Monday, September 11, Witt Invixa, o yesagees son of George W. and Anna M. Adams, ir and 6 day: “tthe Jelatives a riends of the family aro respect- fully invited to autend the funeral, from 448 West 43d st., on Tuesday, September 12, at balf-past one o'clock. ‘Ancum.—On’ Satarday, September 9, at hor resi- a ‘11 2d av., Samau Ancuer, 10 the 68th year ofher eRelatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend her funeral, from the Stanton street Baptist church, near Chr; " Sega st, at ten o’clock on Wednes- bg September 1 CRGESS.—At 124 Bedford ay., Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday morning, the 10th inst., "Euza, wife of Phineas Burgess. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho faneral, on Tuesday, the 12th inst., at two P. M. Burxerr.—On Monday, the 1]th inst, at her late residence, Jamaica, L. L, ‘Mrs. Puene Busxerr, in the 78th year uf ber age. Relatives ahd ‘fiends are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, on Wednesday, tho 13th inet., at half. t two o'clock P. M., from’ her late residence at jamaica, and at three o'clock, trom the Dutch Re- formed church, Jamaica, L. 1. without further notice. BykD.—On Saturday, Soptember 9, alter a short il. ness at his late residgnce, No. 6 West 29th st., Gzorcs J. Brxp, aged 68 years. Relatives ard trlends of the family are respectfully ciples of Christ, 28th st, near Broadway, on Wednes- day, September 18, at tea o'clock A. M. ALLANAN,—In this city, September 11, 1876, Jonx ive of the parish of Anikishy, Ireland, latives nnd friends are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, {rom his late residence, 11 Hoboken st, on Wednesday, Cane.—Sanau Maroverirr, beloved daughter of John F. and Aunio Carr, aged 10 months and 6 days, Foagral at residence of her parents, 442 West 33d st, Wednesday, September 13, at nine d’clock A. M. In verment ai Bedford, Westchester county. Davinsox.—On August 30, at the Parl Rowsingnany, ngiand, WittiaM Janvis’ Davipsox, aged 63 jate of New York, and of Pohooust, Sturling- shire, Scottnnd Dopp.—At Long Branch, September 9, Catmarixe Viroista, wife ot David Dodd, of Orange, N. 3, Funeral trom her late resideneo, Orange, N. J., on Tuesday, J2th inst., at haif-past two o'clock. Reiatives and frieuds are Fospecttully invited. Dosxner,—Jersey City Heights, September 10, 1876, Maraitva H. H. Doseuge, aged 1 year and 1 month, Funeral from the residence, Franklin st, corner Palisade av., on Tuesday, September 12, at one o'clock, to Lutheran charch. Feary,—Drownea, on Friday evening, 8th tnct., Danive Ferry, aged 72 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa- neral to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, at ton o'clock, from his late residence, 233 East 30th st. « Fiscurn.—On Sunday, September 10, 1876, at his late residence, No. 172 Richardson st,, wear Graham av., Henny Frscuer, in the 45th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family, also the Manual Lodge, No, 636, F. and A. M., are respecttully invited to attend his faneral, from his Iate resi lence, on Wed- nesday, September 13 inst., at two P. M. FLaNprow.—On Monday morning, ViouettR A., wife 10 of Benjamin F, Fiandrow, sged 61 years months. Relative: a friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom her iate residence, No. 133 Brooklyn, £. D., on Wednesday aftor- noon, at two o'elock. Frese —On Monday, the 11th, Frepgnick Fresx, in the 53d year of his age. Notice of funoral hereafter. Foxat—On Monday, September 11, 1876, Fraxcis J. J. Fowat, aged 2 yours, 6 months and 13 days. The relatives and triends of the family ai attend the funeral at the residevee of hi 70 Carmine st., thia Tuesday, at one o'clock Gitaantix.—In this city, September 11, , wile of Michael Gillmurtin, in ihe 2vch year of her age. The friends of tie family are respectiully invited to attend the faneral, trum her late dence, No. 269 East 10th st, on Wednesday, September 13, at two o'clock P.M. Granat.—On Santer September 10, Catnanixe F., aged 23, cuughter of Elien and the late Charles Gra- invited to nts, No. M. ara. Our dearest sister, thou hast loft And her loss we deeply teel; It 18 God that has berert @ can all our sorrows The friends ot the family are wetted bo attend the ORES ember 11, tere at at pie G Hamblin, Nagemue funeral, from her late residence, Cup, Teenday afternoon, residence of is #00-1i-law rs, of Layette, canal ode SOMEONES: be Notice of faneral in Wednesday's Hxravp. Hatt —On Sunday morni Sazau Waustee, widow of Rev, Charles Hall, D, D., late of Newark, N. J., in her 76th year. Funeral services at Rev. Mr. Bird’s house, Linwood, Pa, on Wednesday forenoon, at ten o'clock. Inter- ment at Newark at balf-past four o'clock of same day. Hu.pawtu.—At Long Branch, N. J., September 9, pg Hrwry, son of David M, and Annie L. Hil- hb, aged 9 years and 4 months. bg oo atthe eign of his parents, at roe LL, CE a dls jh inst, at two o'clock, Friends are ipvit Berea Amenia Union, September 11, Marr bis Te daughter of Amariah and Eliza Hitchoock, in the 4 year ot her age, Keratina.—On Saturday, tember 9, Peren Keat- ING, sere of the parish of Killorrin, county Galway, Ire! May he rest in pence. ‘His relatives, and also his brothers-in-law, are re- apectfully invited to attond his funeral, from his late residence, 21 Prince st., on Tuesday, September 12, at two P, M.; from thence to Calv: ‘ary Cemeter; ‘Chicago, and Ballinasioe (Ireland) papers please copy. Kxiuy.—On Sunday, after a short illness, Louis, daughter of Alexander and Ann Savage, and wife of James F. Kelly, aged 25 years. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No, 77 West 3d st., on Tuesday, September 12, at one o'clock. KeLLY.—A solemn requiem mass (month’s mind) will be offered tor the repose of tho soul of the late Winuam KELLY, at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, 14th st, near av, A, on Friday, 15th inst., at half-past nine A. M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, Masua,—At Boston, Mass.. 9th inst., Wittiaw Fer- Divaxp, intant aon of Samuel B, and Emma A. Massa, aged 1 year and 20 days, et NTOCK.—On Monday, September 11, 1876, Mr. Joun McCuixtock, Waterbury, Conn, Notice of (uneral hereafter, Newe.t—On Sanday, 10th inst, EvizanetH Stark, widow of Samuel Newell, of Boston, daughter of Major Caleb and granddaughter of General John Stark, in tho 85th year of her age, Funeral services from St. Ann's chureb, 18th st., near 6th av., on Tuesday, 12th inst., at five P’ M. Remains will be taken to Boston for interment. Boston (Mass), Philadelphia (Pa.) aud New Hampshire papers please copy. | NS Closter, on Monday, September 11, Maz- Ganutra Brusn, wite of C. C. Post. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her fathor- in-law, A. J, Post, 327 West 22d st., on Wednesday, September 13, at one Porter. —On Sat jay, Septemer 9, Caries A. Pot- TER, of the firm of Potter Brothers, and son of tho late Joseph Potter. Relatives and frionds of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, from his late Fesidence, 148 Woat 11th st., on Tuesday ‘morning, 12th inat , at 10 o'clock. Rowrrecner.—On Monday, the llth inst, at two o'clock P, M., Simon Ronrrscmer, aged 72 yer7? and 7 months, The funeral will tako place on Wedni day, a Lue inst,, at ten o’clock A. M. precisely, { - dence, No, 245 East 13th st. Relativ Li 8 ar res) ectfully invited to attend without furti he members of Zion Lodge, No. 2, I. ‘ hereby iuvited to attend the funeral of Br " Robitseber, trom his late resideuce, No, , Wednesday, September 13, at te sharp. By order ot the President. CHARLES NORTHSHIELD, Financ Ross.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Sept Ross, of the Navion Press, in the 42d year vu. Funeral from bis late’ residence, 206 Franklin & Brooklyn, on Thursday, September 14, at ton A. M. Suiri.On Friday Morning, Sepiember 8 1876, Mowraoux M., only beloved child Of Emilie 'E, and Montague M. Smith. ‘Surru,—On Monday, September 11, Miss Janz Suitn, im the 29th year of her age. Funeral from her late residence, No. 624 Bramhall Jersey City Heights, on Wednesday, September it eleven o'clock A. M. Friends aro invited. RnY.—On Sunday, 10th inst, after a short illness, Rxaisarp H., oldest son of Lucicn B. and Cornelia T: Terry, aged 21 years, * Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday, 13ch inst., at half- past twelve o'clock, from his late residence, 453 West 23d at —At Plainfleld, N. J., on Sunday, Rantaiaber 10, 1876, Gxonax V. Tier, aged 39 years and 13 da; Relatives and friends are respectiull: aavilad to attend the funeral, from the residon H. Tier, on Wednesday, September 13, 1576, it two Olclock P. Me 'trma leaves Now York Central ilroad, of New Jersey, foot of Liberty st, at 1 P. M. Vizx.—Ou Monday, September 11, 1876, Francrs Buixssing, infant son of Phineas and days. of the family are invited to attend the fu- y, 12th inst., at one P, M., from the resi- parents, No. 331 West 49th st. Witsox.—Suddealy, at LL erat Minn., on Friday, September 8, 1876, Marta O. Witsox, of Orange, N. ‘otice of funcral herealt —_-- + + POST OFFICE NOTICE, POST OF FICK NOTICE ‘The toreign mails for the week ending Saturday, Sop- tember 16, 1576, will close Fda tice on Tuesday, at 9 Maria Vize, aged dence of the M,, tor Kuropo, por Navada, via Queenstown; on Wednesdi i + for Harte et as amanip Abyssinia Que nm Thu 13 for Luropo. per steamship Gellert, via F Piya cocs qua Hamburg: on Saturday, at 1120 A. M.; for German Sweden, Denmark and Notiay, | vi iat er stenn . for jchem p per wp ia Que nstown, Correspondence or Seut- any and Brance to bo forwarded by this steamer ally, addremed. and at 12 M. for, Scotland via Glasgow, and at 1 P. ip France, vin Havre. jes, via Havana, will yw Ye ber 28, ‘The malls for Chine, &c., will leave San Francisco Octo- The “neg for Australia, £c., a leave San Francisco Oc- tober 11 MES, Postmaster. must te spec! direct, per stgamship M.‘tor France airect. be, The raalls for the een PROPOSALS. Baye bhp A) ¥OR™ R INDIAN ‘GOODS, MEDICAL SUP Dsrartaxyt oF THE INTERIOR, Orrox or ixotx Arrarns, SEALED PROPOSALS. oy ‘rfoporals for Indian or 10, us the eived at Nos. 40 and 42 Leonard September aiven, any Saaen. es He. —" (1, 2, 8, 4,5, 6, 7, 8, 9 case be), will be rece tte, New until 12 o’ocluck M. on Tharedey. 14) 1870, for furnishing. in: the quantities herel oF all of the articles nained in the following list SFthe above place will be ‘open for business ‘Tneedey ay bentoraier Lass NO. 1—MACKINAC BLANKETS—PAIRS, SPoing. [2Foint | 2 Polat. [t Bax 42356 weigh 8 | weigh 6 | pounds, ds, pou 2 12100] ps fared be plainly: marked iu contre of a each Diana ow Injury to 8 att ic. 0, GooDs, 1,037 di He matt ‘V10 dozen Socks, iron uality. 28014 yards Calico, stunted ge 48900 Yards Drilling, indigo blue. 1 Joh yards Drilling. slate for dress Lining). yards Dock, standard, 8-ounce. Whoo yards Dontivn, wlwe 794 doxen Handkerchiete " 1,900 yards Kentucky Jeans. 12,100 yards Satinet 200,000 yards Sheetin, ting, y Shirting. CLASS NO. 4.—CLOTHING. 200 Blouses, ined. J for mon, assortod sizes, Kc, for men, large sles, n, Assorted sixca, ijnckots “and pants), for boys 5 to 1) yoarso Nts and vos ®), oF boys 10 to 1 are 2,234 Vouts lor mot, assorted sises, “ O88 whirte. lnickory, 1) Shirts, ealico, 7.075 shirts, tiannel, red, annel, gray, —sHOES— OD QUALITY, TARDWARB, & tel, 3 bo 434 pounds, rr best cast-steel handieG@ 986 doren Ax handles, B8-ineh, No, L. 662 doson Sewing Aw. 486 doson Sewing. awl ‘Vrandtes 2.497 doson Cups, tin, pints und quarts, ” Dippers, Unned-tron, long handles, pans, short handle, Nos. 1, 2 and 8, in Dressed, 2, 4 and 6 qtarts, oie S847 dozen » S°Xo. &—NOTIONS, £0, 7,025 ances’ ‘heads, Assorted colors, dozen Combs, coarse, 4 anny a See fine tooth, ine. 194, rt) X0 Ne te ‘lea, assorted at vedas, sprig : bblen, open. Bi doen’ Xpoul Goon, standard make, 200 yards, B-cora and 6-cord, equal quantitios, 3,972 pounds. Thrond, iingn, stuodard make, Now. 30, 38 - nd 40, two-thirds dark blue, one-third white nds Gil ug Twino 2 and S-oord, equal quantl ties, Nos. mS ae ston Malte, f OL Ass Rone are A aUerLeS AND HOSPITAL Schedules showing in detail the character and quantity of the articles herein called for will be furnished ou applica Hon to this office, oF at No, 41) Leonard at. New York, 10.— GROCERIES. ee pan bs # 3 BE Brey 3 $ # 2R42a32 x Bs ieee se 5 5 ryiaa ty ii eet 3 Pick KRZO8! Zz Bee ts 3 SESE 485 = BSeaa2 5 Br asses 2 Par #F 2 ig oy ueypUy Hatta (Hes ie voy, | savy spunog| spanog | spunoy eo 33 SPEC No OF THe aH A itd Club will be held atthe Club House, on Thursday hse st a: ing, September 14, at the ciose of the regular meetin, 2 é ratify the nominations of the Republican state Convent As 5 a5 "___By order LOUIS 0. L& WIS, Secretary. Ales |AMPAIGN EQUIPMENT —CAPES, polity AND Tle Hats, any color and style, with torches sold at factory 2] 24 Prices. Por purticulsrs call on’ or address U. ¥. SPERLING 2| 3? & CO., 94 Duane st., New York, 5 eI DOLITICAL Z 2| 32 = & pat rganizo at once, that victory may erpwi J 3/81 1181881 #58, 1188/88, 5/2] $2 z =! Continental Hat and Cape, mado Wear our impos! ° Sots of tnd yellow, with sliver eagles on hats, Full Gampaign Rantpcooate, consistug of Hate (or Ca spe) nnd Capes (any color and style), with patont double swing zine Torch and Stick, furnished to clubs at factory prices. Send for full or come to headquarters. WM. H. KNAUSS, 208 Broadway, Now York, DVERTISE. Cireulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM for the week omaber 9, 1870 :— Monday, September 37,000 40,850 A VEiISING 20 CENTS A LINE. Weteontas September 87,200 b ADVERIT Thursday, Beotomber' 87,100 ADVERT! Friday, Sevier 87,200 ADVERTISESG 30 CHNTS'A Line. Saturday. : epics D ADV: ERTISING 20 CENTS A LINE. Total Daily | GREK BA WAGRIFIGE POR SALE, MAGNTF style sutin brocade Parlor Suit for $125 silver ruitt ; Pianoforte, $140 Sart ‘able, Glass, Chin pogi larity city Reside th av. Parlor Suits, me Gi $225; el nay Gases,’ es, daveare, Dining For: Turkish sult, #73: rep sult, $00; Paintings.” Gall, | Fesitoneo 47 Wost 16th wt.,'near 6th wy. (IVATE RESIDENGE, 120 WEST Parlor Suits, in = s singlo seen thls day. PURNITURE, PIANO: FAVOR'S Augtion 1 auction prices. N tion. Goo PURNITURE, Hor Baits, Bedroom ds, Tables. Beds, stp At auction pricos. )URNITURE FOR BALE.—TWO FIRST CLASS NEW | Bedetonds and Dressing Cases, Turkish Loungo © will bé suld mach below cost, for want of room. re, (basement). “HANDSOME early new, also some bedroom Furni- Call dolore Weduesday. lai West OR SALE—A PARLOR SUIT, IN cardinal satin, tare and Carpets. WEST PRICE or liberal terms of ayment 198 nnd 197 Chath r hirti OILGLOTHS AND MATTINGS Old place, 112 Fulton 46. circulars A, BENDALL. TED—TWO On FOUR peat SECOND HAND | airs, suitadio fora lecture room, Address, with full pariontntss W. rald oftice. ga WANtip—ro wey AT A BARGAIN, OF A PRIVATE Iamily, @ parior red reps nuit, as good as new. Address CLOTHING. T HARRIS, 1.274 BROADWAY, aud 38d sts.— Broudway prices paid for gentlemen's off closhing, &c., by calling or addressing B. MARKIS, 1, ATM. MARKS, 101 6TH AV. ore AiLadies and gentlemen will recei in sari for castoft Clothing, Jewelry, &e. ‘Ladios waited on by Dire Marks. — T THE ORIGINAL HARRIS’ STORK" THE UT- most value obtained for castoff Clothing. Call or ad- dross Mr. ot Mra. HARKIS, 81 6th ay., near Waverley place. TB. MINTZ’, 248 BD AV, NEAR 20TH 8T.—50 PER | given above Bidders a “wpog ¥ a F idipibeuitcn deen Hs Bb i8d The bids will bo opened in the presence of tho Board of Indian Commissioners and ® committee to be designated by the Secretary of the Interior, and read publicly in the order designate their m They a ry ‘¢ spunog | spunog “Ord office addi arties to it, ist Saet therete, and must be made npon blanks, which will be furnished ou application to this office or to Nos. 40 and 42 Leonard at... New. York No bids will be considered from porsons who bave tn any rospect defaulted In any bid keretofore made. Any or all bids, or any part ofany bid, will be rejected if deemed for the best interests of the goveruiment draft, payable to the order of the Com ‘Ataieye ited States Dey ono o' Metropolitan & Xatlon meres, New at sonal lnnath rd National, Cin National Wank of Wiseonsin, ‘Milwaukoo: Union onal, Chiengo; Nutional Bank of th Bt. Louis—whieh chock o per centum on the amo tof voppioe propos Bished, and shall be forfeited to the Untted st r receiving an award shall fail ‘contract, with good and siffictont x therwise to be roturaed to of all bidders will be hold ecassful bidder executes & contract. mples of the price on each sum; me of the bidder, but wal by ® private mark, the. proposal as upon the taken to adopt such a pri- Every bid must, be nccompanted by 4 certified check o ot Indian 5 Pi see "Baltimore; He n other bidders, No ple vill be. op It have ely re Boge mab rn contract tue Fume wii be rosarvea to rer tity of any of the articles om- chedule, and the further right wilt yweci fled in fuerease or dim con olnt aua severnt oona, in the t the con- traded, duly exoeuted, with ‘two or moro ‘auretios, and condi. il performance ofthe contract ia allie the The suillcioney ot wuretied oust be ovlde need be thelr aiidavit. us to the ue of thelr propert jake contract or Dart thereor, wit pe permitted to be sub- to or fillod by aay other party without the misent of tho Socretary of the Interior “All articles furnished under contract must be detlyerea at the pines dosinated for” thelt receution, packed and Marked according to directions tor shipmont, without extra tioned for the fh m chargo for cases or when in original ‘packages, and will be subject to inspec y the Board of Indian Com- Tolaslonersy sud euch art Tempoct fail to rm to the samples will be reject ontractor to furnish others of the requi ihty “withie hve failing in that. they wi Purchased at his ex- Xeopiing the viankots, will be roquired to | Phiiadeiphia, Baltimore, C1 ion on petro she 6 ot" Och ecify piace of ery. The blar a are any ‘of the.) jthove named within . from the date of sho awa f hrpe . rocories wre ee eS Xow York, tomate jaltimore, Buffalo, ¢ joux city, ral pis mate or Kansas Uity, on or before the 2d of Uctober, oe B ‘at the respective agencies within « reasonable time fer. Twenty Contam of the ‘bean, quantitl vet ‘Tea must be Oolong, superior to fino trade elassifica- must bo delivered in double sacks, must bo delivered in : barrels, fuli head-lined, z, light color, made of leat teued only enough for preservation, at will be on thi ° Pe aM ITH, at this office of roperiy approved, J. Q. SMITH, Commissioner, REMOVALS. | ELMONICOS cent more in cash paid than elsewhere for Cast-off Clothing, Jewelry. Orders punctnally attended by Mr. of Mrs Mint, (RIS, 488 7TH A GAYS MiGUENY PRICE Fou ntlemen's Cast of Clothing, Carpets, &c. by Mra, i eG 7H Ly iD BT, WiLL highe t cash spain onomea’s esvodl Clothing, Carpets, de, removal, DELMONICO r TONIGHT. Amon| . AMUSEMENTS. YW ALLAck ST PORENCES, Wain WEEK! yoURTH MONTH of the remarkable engagement of MB AND MRS. W. J, FLORENOB, who will eontinue to appear RVERY BVBNING also. BATURDAY MATINKE, in thelr wonderful creations of HOM. BARDWELL ‘EB. and GENERAL GILFLORY, in the veer successful Comedy of the 1GHTY DOLLAR. wane EVENING, Sey September 13, PERFORMANCE AT THIS THEATRE of the MIGHTY DOLLAR, ‘ALLACK'S. EXTRA CARD. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13. 100TH PERFOKMANCK af THIS THEATRE. 100TH PERFORMANCE THIS WEEK, = t! MIGHTY DOLLAR. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, ‘on which occasion A SOUVENIR WILL BE PRESENTED EACH LADY VISITOR. WOOD'S. yous MUSEUM MORDAY, SRETEMBER 1 ON OF PiLCks. ‘RED! "To all mutinvos, 10e. To il evening performances, 206, MATINEE A’ AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAT Sk UNDER THE Gasnait R ROOKLYN THEATRE. BHOOK & PALMER, a Every evening wt 4 a -Lessoes and Managers irdey mutines at 2, OTHE: MONDAY, TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY LORD DUNDREARY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY DAVID GARRICK and DUNDREARY MARRIED AND SEVTLED, AT SATURDAY MATINEE LORD DUNDREARY, PARISIAN VARI TNELY ARISIAN VARIETL 16th st. and Broadw: this week. Re ae Fact new. EMPLE OF ORIGINAL SENS. Most popular and | Greatest array best entert: of talent in mont in Amori the univer of the world. H OLD TIME, oun" ‘IPPs LAtcll KEY, by PRIEST, Mipsout BATHS. GRAND OLIO OF 100 STAI ARTISTS, Mile. ANSiieie GALLETTL, M. EL LC Mil _ BERTHA, SOPHIE Viotoid Nie “SEAMON, MINNIE Hatt | BLANCH ELBERTS, Aliny BPRIGGS, FRANK M. W \, HARRY BENNETT, HORACE WE: n Bulow of Kanjoists, Alico Gerard, di, Shop dia Clark, Lisele Laurie, | Emma We: La Marre. 2. on, Evening ut. Matinee Tuesday, Thursdsy ind Saturday at 2. TH AV. THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 28TH ST, Proprietor and Manager. .-Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY. *.* Mr. DALY hegs to announce that THE THEATRE repainted, redecorated. with the te. boxes altered and wiitted end the | illuminasion wit REOPEN the nor ——— MATINEE TO-DAY. “h Avenn ‘neatre DALY would * 4 Telegraph Buroau which will be open day *t end of the lobby, for the accommo- and visiting strangers, in con- ‘ 2 and Pacitic Tele ov have MMOS of t Cons entitled N NM 000 MM MM 0 O NN MMM MO ONNN i M MM MO) oO N NN E y M M MM 000 N NN KERER i in which Nr. DALY will have the, honor of introduchig Mr. F. COGHLAN CHARLES N, recently of the Prince of Wales Theatre. London, who will Inake bla FIRST APPEARANCE in AMERICA as ALFRED EVELYN; the comedy bein following VERY PERFEC! Mr. JOUN BROUGH. ae Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. therwise represented with tho AST STOUT f Bit RAVES GEORGE PARKES -Lord GLosswonE MAURICE BAKRYMORE ag Sir FREDERICK BLOUNT J. Hi, RING (Recently of the Boston Museum) 4a the Old Member Mr. JOHN DREW, «se. Capt, DUDLEY SMOOTH Mr. BEEKMAN. SHARPE Mr. BENNE’ Mr, DEVEAU MTOR Miss JEFFREYS LEWIS «CLARA DOUGLAS Miss EMILY KIGL., -GEOKGIANA VESEY Miss MARY WELLS (lier first appearance here) Lady FRANKLYN Tho Celebrated Cinb § usually ori will bo Restored in thi ‘The ONLY MATINEE of “MC tember 16, at two, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, September 20, FIRST PRODUC- stom after weer months o} ang ot Mr. DALY'S NEW PLAY entitled :— A COMEDY or ain TYPES! In which | Mise AMY FAWBITE of the Vaudovtl Loudon th will make. her first lea, and in which Mile 8 will appear in an_ inet G. mid Se SAMES LEWIS will reappear in u novel situation *,* Tho Hox Sheet for the uew play opens Thursday moruing, September ls “2% Dug notice will be given of the First Appearance this seuxon aw ce FA! ee DAVENPOR’ NEY,” SATURDAY, Sep- Byer E. OVER AT 11. RRRETE " Miwee, Lesses and Managers “THE GLORY OF THE STAGE!” SECOND MONTH OF THE TRIUMPHANT baler time ot LORD BYRON'S RST empymed PLAY, ven with marvellous Wwasures, uspasaiioled splendor and Introducing the FINKST BALLET BVER |! SEEN IN AMERICA, r. F. 0. BANGS, BARDANAPALUS Xin 8 BOOTH ry SUPERB STAGE Fite daa THE THE ROYAL PALAUE from th janks of — the Sips piguale realistic scene—The TIGRIS BY MOONLIGHT and DEPAR- GRANDEST |TURE OF SARDANAPALUS' ROYAL oe ACT IL Introduction of the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET | BALLET and wonderful stage grouping in aun SUMMER PALACK OF BARDANA- ACT It. EVER tas it oF. SARDANAPALUS IN IMKOD, In this scen® —_ babes the c! ‘b of the orgies by BEEN | paniod by crashing WER and vivid — it wonderlu sentation ever witressed. IN ACT IV. IMMOLATION OF SARDANAPALUS and — the GREKK SLAVE—Burning the Pal ace—Kising of the Tableau Cortain upon AMERICA, | Telbin's magniticent painting. THE RUINS UF NINEVEH. Of the GRAND ITALIAN Bal BALLET, sit ber, are the renowned. Mi BARCOLETT nssoluta of the Grand Ope Faris. CAGNO, ot the 3an Carlo, Seala, Milan: MATINER EVERY WATURDAY AT 1:30, (jNATEAT MABILLE | ETIES, 34TH ST. AND Md av, Evoning at,8; Matinoos Tucsdey, Thursday and Satarday A, DAYELING iititay OF ama BK. TALE t The puich eight in num: FRENCH in the voluptuc A mammoth congregation of magnifeent female beauty i the racy sensations of BERLE’S i GRAND oO WI. ASTO! __30 artists aud 20 ladies in tho Bal ite 250, ROYLE ROOMS. AKGYLE ROOMS. TH AY, ASD gor st. bse BIILLIANT, aTEIEPaIG HORKAN, ESFBRTAINMENT, NLY PLAC MENT TY, OPEN Eviny stuit COMMENCING AT 9 O'CLOCK, ENTRANCK ON BOTH BT. oe INSTITUTE Forty-Aftn ANNUAL FAIR now open, _2d and 3d avs,, between 63d and O4th (ouemnia OPERA HOUSE, CORNER WEST wat st and Greenwich av,—O of ther (og most weonitealy, dies in the world will appear yove's Di oun Minuet, Res slight, in all its glory. Bveni uesays, Thursdays and Naturda: NTRAL PARK GARDE, Bociety Sociables to-night, dancing floor, Partners procu sion 50 couts, Including ladies. tor Restaut incinding © ver; Wines, Liouors and Cigars. his Usit 00, i 2P. M. ‘ners, 479 2d av. 12, 1876: all friend: the pl te wront playing, which isto i we SP. M. and ts accordi number of entries, Bernheimes if to the Schmidt's famous Pil: beer on draaght. AIS KOVAL, 430 6TH AV,—STRANGERS VISIT- {ng the city should not fail to visit this piace ; 40 young lady attendants. Adwission free. STUART ROBSON A COLONEL CULPEPPER STARROTT! Octo! Was ber 9, AVING the whol Yeqtnte of Brosdway. L hove ths longest snd Sieupent Toolleetion of Stax tilgaions and Magical ats Hyong many other house in the Beaten send i i tustrated catalogues, ‘7 ‘Do, rit, New York. tire and orga: Magical snd Feash and Jody ku Ke LEYS Cee Uae V. GueaT HIT. eet TAL 3 THE TOWM, the Chie of the Asyriantt ‘The Snow Shovellers’ Hallet. | > ane Se on, URTAIN THRILLING TAR EAUE, SW reewiuees | AUN BR Monday, Sept. 18—First appearance of Mr. JOHN ALLEN, tox SQUARE THEATRE, Propriet Manager Mr. aguatn ey ie soos A POPULAK SUCC Brory oveniug at ¥ and Saturday matings af 1:00, vr HARTE'S MEN OF SANUY BAK, Writtea ly for Mr. STUART ROBSON, and repres sented by the following artists :— M Stuart Robson, ‘Th Aiton, Hh, levers. m, Theo, Hamilton, Hy | Mum t ag Oe as MEATRE COMIQUE, HARRIGAN & HART. M. W. HANLEY. O14 BROADWAY, SENATOR, PRANK BELL will deliver an oration on the topics of the day; Billy Barry, Adah Kichmond, Billy Gray. Kelly and Ryan xnd all the fat vorites will appedir int Fward Harrigan’ Locallxtravagante DOWN BROADWAY, dth Reviment. gr thy Miniatare DA) THEATRE BROADWAY AND 33D STS, Mr. JOSH HART i ANOTHER NEW BURLESQUE, NEW OLIO, Miss JENNIE BRAUCLERG 1 NEW FARCR appears in th ‘ul Burlesque Pass eoque Young Vi * an Win las @ictererencimeaee Rotura of the dest living eT ROONKY. First appearance of New York favorite Mr. WASH NORTON, Richmond, Bradley, Reed, Miss Kolsoy, Misa 3 Fisko, Miss Castloton’and 100 others ape earn pee TINE "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. __ Quemre NOVELTY THEATRE, 000) & vy a” MM Pep, TT ooo o OL yy MM ™M p ie @ o OL ¥ Xt a bee io o ob x M M M ce. 9 ooo” Tun ¥ MON OME it “ooo Y THEATRE, BROADWAY, ut the one offered by te can scarcely be T PRICKS { OTHER THEATRES, AND 50 CENTS, 0, 700, AND SL. COMPA Ta PRIC IGHT—ADMIS310) NESERVED Re 15, MATINEB F MonROW, Wednesday. souse Assoluta, Wednesday Miss BETTIE REMMELSBERG. — Tho accomplished Premiere Danses, *ATINEE. | Mile, ANT xiy BARLOW BROTH cn and a The ceiebrat Comedinn, Y. GE 1, Oversa washer 2 Flute Solo— * . 8. Tl Balen—"Trovi Mr. 4. Cornet Solo—"A; ‘i A 5, Se'eetion from “Macbeth' 6 Aria from “Travin 7. Mareb Militaire 11, Concert Magurk: 12; March—"Tho Northern’ Route’ SU cents Admi: Thursday evening FRIDAY EVE) SEPTEMBER 15, L——-GATHEBING GRAND. ON A, Diststvutlon of prieea nna peecensties of (bi jxtribution of prizes and present: the CENTEN NIA! : ir Tit Waa, saronpat SEPTEMBER 16, DENKEIT OF. Ste LEVY, TUESDAY BVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, Opening of she Grana HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, conts Admission. ‘50 cent, Pres THEATRE Lessee. Mr, WM. STUART, HART JACKSON, ‘The nu ounce that the roguler Pi and Winter sonson at this Theatre will open om MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, when will be presentod for the first thas in’ this elty, Mz Frod Marsdou's successful American Comedy, OPERA HOUSE, Broadway and 20th KUS AND THI 1 AMLLLANT ARMBTS, Tho moat successful organization ik the world, Pte dla in SIGHTED. jo split jorious Singing, funny Dag cbr eg o seb DIA xs vate als sorts of thin mee tt THE Bi TERTA! EST E, EST iN TH ie Pour, _ SEATS SECURED. Ma ra, JQOWERY 11 UATRE, 53 “4 SUCCESA JOHN THOMPSON u + ia his original sensational and comic drama, MOSES, Til OLD CLOTHES MAN, ‘OUNG WIDOW, Preceded by the farce of BNI. W. jTouo’ a cities (AVENUK THEATRE 2 tngonee blll, with S00L BURGESS, cr BURGESS, BU RGES: %. BUR BU GH. th uz of Ethio Tur _Evory Evening and We yand Saturday Matineons ATES . ENGLISH ComIG_OF OPERA COMPANY. ‘Tho distinguished American Prima Donna and Come medienne, Mrs, JAMES A. OATES, orted by A reorganized oor, of acknowledged ugmented with « powerful chorus and orchestra ' this the only complote and sucee PRUEESH COMIC OPEIA COMPANY. IN AMERIC combining all the elegance and delicacy of English wish the sparkio and Sete of Fronch wit aud musig will commence ity vlahth a MONDAY EY Nika, Septomber 18, GRAND OFEKA HOUSE, under the mavayem f Messrs, POOLE & DONNELLY, . preliminary to the n'y tour, commencing October 3 ab the Brookiyn Theatre, Brooklyn Musical aud Sta.e Director, Mr. JESSE WILLIAMS, jay afternoon and event column, Batt this cit; dd only. Ea and good re for oh Mating eslary required, B. K., box 199 Herald office. VARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS PIANO, VIOLIN, GUI- Jar, Singing. Cireutars matted. Instruments free for practice. J JAY WATSON, Director, 8: OUN DANIEL, TEACHER OF TH Singing and Musteat inieations may b Mx; WM FL WALLACE (RESUMES M Lessons Septomber 15. Address st. J SixGIXG BOYS FOR TRINITY "Sa pRe WEST 257k S r Broadway.—Two well conducted boys, with ret claw voices, wanted; payments according to ability, Apply at th ‘pel (ontratice in 20eh st.) on ‘Thursday af ternoon, from 2 bo 4 o'elorK. DANCING Co hl Bast 14th at. dress = eMasoule Hal ve 1tl i West 83d; Brovoort Hall 1b East 540 ir ATE shed BONS any hour; CIROULARS at 212 Bast T MARS ACADEMY OF DANCING, 280 SCRECERT pupils can attend at their own convenience withous ions of locoons. Send for elroulare: FE oiede stot 3 DANCING AGA EMIES, 65TH ST. Zh commer. Sd av. (hank building) —Openinis receptor Th say pyember 14 For clreui ngiress PAYAL ACADEMY t Sh st. where applications can be made and vot ibers’ names lessons at ay hour, TLSON'S DA Classes now open. ay and Savurday, J TAMOND & BARON'S DANOL ABS tween Brondway and 7th commence Friday, Sepvember 10. Privat now. Sond for efrcular. ntered after August val NO ACADEMY, 451 77H AV. Send for ecirculak dotree every ATTHEWS. WA re ae ST.—DIA- ait a eee Watches, Jowelry, silver catn sucquen Linen, Silks, &e., bowen, a one O. 1190 Breageay, wear T PORTINGTONS Br Hi fc A ae on for Tarnlture, pianos, basen baggage