The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1876, Page 9

‘+ THE COURTS. Important Decision Touching Me- chanics’ Right of Lien, ace Lucky Uncertainty as toa Prisoner’s Age. THREE CURIOUS TRIALS. Before Judge Sheridan and a jury, in the Marine Court, Part 2, thore was tried yesterday a case of in- terest as affecting a mechanic's right of lien on prop- erty on which he hus expendea work and labor. The matter camo before the Court in the form of an action for fluo imprisonment yLrought by Philip Liebisel against Charles Hartt, for $1,000 damages, The allega- ons of plainulf were that on the 3d of September, 1875, he was arrested on a charge of larceny of shut ters valued at $10, the charge beimg made by the ae- fendant; thas afver bis arrest be was carriod a pris- Oner through the public streets to the Third precinet station house, where he was detained fourteen hours, and thence conducted before a magistrate, who dis- churged him, The shutters, be said, be bad originally Made anu delivered at the house of which delendant Was the agent, but, with defendants consent, look them away 4; to paint them, When th slutiers were Urst delivered there was abalunce of $2 due tor Muking them, and when they were punted the plain tiff retused to deliver them until $4 (ull Loat was due Jor bis services 10 conection with them) was paid, Defendant thereupon caused his wrrest jor larceny. Defendant's auswer to tuis wus U plaimtilf took the Shutters uway 10 paint without bis (deleudant’s) knowledge or consent, The jury gave a verdict in favor of plaintiff or $100 damages. ENFORCING JURY FINES. In November, 1874, the board for enforcement of jury fines ovtained a judgment for $571 04 against Rutus Hateh. This judgment still remains unpaid, Mr. Hateb having appealed trom this Judgment, which ap- peal fs still pending, Meantime Mr. Hatch, who owned ten years’ lease o/ certain real estate in this city, suld and assigned the same to Philip L. Wilson, who intarn Assigned it to Cornelius L, Garrison, both assiguments Pontuiniog Warrantces agaiust encuwbrance. In order to enable Mr. Wilson to give a clear title to the prem- lees to Mr, Gurrisov, agaiast which the jucgment in sossiwe 13 a lien, un_ order was granted yesterday by. judge Westbrook, in Supreme Court, Chawbers, allow- ‘ny Mr, Wilson to pay the judgment and satisiy tha Bume of record, such payment being under protest aud Bubject Lo the result of the action brought to vacate the judxment, and witn the Jurther undersiauding that in case the judgment was vacated the moncy paiu by Mr. Wilson for its satisfaction should be retunded to him, A DELICA LAW POINT. In the case of Jacob Zeigler, sent to prison for three yeurs and fined $400 for manufacturing obscene photo- graphs, Mr. B. F. Russell, the prisoner’s cuunsel, Tawea the point yesterday belore Judge Westbrook that no mention having been made in the commitinent of the prisoner’s age, the law providing an iniliction of & Jexser penalty upon minors, that, alihough the pris- boner was over Lweniy-one, he could ony ve Imprisoned for three months under the present commitment, There waz quite an argument on the matter, and it was Unally arrauged between Mr. Russell und Assistant D trict Attorney Leary, at the suggestion of Judge West- brook, that in view of the deucate and dificult point Tuised the prisoner should be admitted vo vail, pending We gravung of uw writ of ceruorari to ihe Supreme Court, General Term, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Suit has boen brought in the United States District Court against ex-Assistant Quartermaster William H, Vailance, to recover $4,000, alleged to be due the gov. erniout on the settling up of the principai’s accounts. Suit has been begun im the United states District Court against John P, Cartis, ex-internal revenue col- lector, aud Lis sureties, to recover $6,556 04, an alleged deliciency in the collector's accounts. b| Marshul Fiske was yesterday served with the papers fn the case of Leopold Neitel, beld by Commissioner Osborn for oxtradition to Austria, on a charge of forgery, und who was granted a writ of habeas corpus and certiorar! by Judge Westbrook. The State partment hus never forwarded the papers tor Nettei’s extradition to the Marsuai, and tie cause of the delay fx unknown. Buttisin Murcone and Dominico Laborante, two Ttatuns, were tuken betore Commissioner Deuel, yes- terday, on a charge of passing countertelt ton-dolar notes on the Richmond National Bank of Indiana The two prisoners, accompanied by an uuknown man, who escaped aud Who is eupposed tv supply the bogus bills, ‘@flered the noteg to Antonio Marsicano, of No, 174 Bouth Fith avenue, ant M. Mordo, of No. 235 South Fitt avenue, in payment tor drmks They were ar- rested on the complaint of Mordo, and Were held in de- fault of bail, . \ Abrabam Smith was recently convicted in the aistate Sessions of assault and battery on a woman eluiming to be tis Wile and sentenced to one year ip the Penitentiary. itis now claimed that ihe Court erred in admiiting the woman’s testimony under ber claim of being the prisoner's wile. Judge Westbreok y lay granted & writ of certo nthe case, 10 Bnavie it to be heard belore the Ge Term. ‘A motion was made yesterday beiore Judge West- brook to conlirm the retervo’s report iu the suit brought for divorce by Harriet E. Terry against Arthur ferry, euch report allowing $20 per week alimony and $850 counsel tee, and Judge Westbrook took the pa- pers, on the motion to set down lor argument to-mor- Tow @ motion in the cross suit broug ut by Terry against his wile, to trame the issues. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBE‘S. By Judge Westbrook. Ryan vs. Ryan.—Reteree’s report confirmed and a Limited divorce granted to plaintil. Jones va. Doody and vthers—Motion granted. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Jadge Van Brant Cameron vs. Thompson. —Point to be submitted, £UPKRIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Struppman et al. vs. Muller et al. —No order can be Made lor the substitution of aa attoroey tor the plains till without notice to the present attorney of record, The motion must, thereiore, be denied, without costs, ‘dbe Brewers und Malisters’ Insurance Company vs. — Motion granted, with $10 coats to plainttl, sl cha vs. Ochs.—Urder appoimting James Bishop rdian of miant plaintf. ‘The People, &., vs Bull.—Motion denied, with $10 Costs to delendunt. Postley vs. Dickel —Order vacating judgments, &c, Clurk Bin-nger.—Order vetted. The Marine National Bank vs The Seif-Acting Safety Hatch Com) Werder vs. Brown; Conn ct al. vs. Goldman; Barnett vs. Same; Hirsch va. Same; Bauer vu, same, aud spiryon vs. Same.—Orders gravted. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. Before Judge sinnots, Hartman Koster; Mclatyre va. Allerton; Burke vs, Boar@® ; Neuss vs. Schneider; Turali vs. The Churet Union Publishing Company; Girard vs, Datveibaum Higgins vs. Colby; Baevier vs. Lelier; Guuit va Fett recut; Page vs. Moskowitz; Sloat ve. Kenneth, Jr. (Jour orders); Beals va, Curry.—Orders granted. The Columbia Gram Sicaming Company; Fuller vs. Btern! De Greil vs. Barker,—Mowon to advance causes granted. Davenport vs. Bible. —Proceedings dismissed, Woll vs. Hartinan,—Receiver’s bund appt oved. Mendelsohn va, Foss,—Keferred tu George W- Poucher, Eeq. Botore Judge Sheridan. Mayer vs. Hart. —Motion granted, with $10 cosis, SURROGATS’s COURT, Estate of Margaret Reilly.—Order that letters of ad- Miuistration issue to Patrick Lyons, genera guardian hand Lyovs, upon bis executing 4 bond, with Bureties, approved by the Surrogate, Wilam Ryer.—Order modilying granted on September 8, 1576. Maria J. Olfenger.—Order entered that David R. De Wolf, administrator, &c., show cause why an attach- Ment should not issue agaist him for pot paying Amounts as per decree heretofore entered tn this mat- ter. Jobn J. Kelly.—Order requiring executor to Ole an ventory of the state by the ZU inst. Estate of Zion Bernetien.—Lleid (nat the executor, Sol. omon, he permitted to resign as trustee; thatit 1s not ry tO uppont a successor in place of the rotirimg trosiee, os the two remanibg trustees have full authority to execute the trusis, Oruer to be sub- tuitted lor signature. See opinion. order heretotore GENERAL SESSIONS-—PART L Belore Recorder Hackett, THHEL REMARKABLE TRIALS. Yosterday tbree very striking cases wero tried be- fore tho Recorder, Kach of them was a type of its peculiar class. They were a larceny, a burglary and a and in each case conviction fuliowed trial aud the panisumenis imposed Will make offenders tremble, THE MISING GENERATION’S CRIMINALS. Two well dressed and intelligent louking boy respectively thirteen and fourteen, wore plac. \riai for grand larceny, James MeCabe, the smaller of dhe two, lived with bie mother and stepfather at No. 204 East Fourteenth street, ¥ family at No. 314 East Thirty-tifth street, The com- piafnags in the case was Mr. George C. Bartholt, who keops a bottling establish: at No. 225 East Twen- ty-third street, This gentleman testified that on the Adin of August, in the afternoon, he found McCabe in ! NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. the counting room of his blishment, to which a door eulers directiy trom the sidewaik; when he asked the boy what he wa¥ doimg there the latter replied that he was hiding from some one and veggedthat he might be allowed to Mr, Bartuoll did nos disturb Die further mained in the room; about the same time the boy Fay Was scen wailing Outside the door; a Jew minutes later the proprietor of the place was called iuto a back room for # moment by one of tis workmen, und when he returned the boy was gone, avd with him a band- some goid watch and chain which Mr. Burtholl bad leit exposed upon the top of a desk in a litte office partinoved off frow te main room, and where it could ve reached trough a window iu the partition, The gentleman at once suspected the two boys and gave a description of them tu tuo police. They were ar- jod uw lew days later, when there was found in Fay's pocket a pawn Uckel representing we watch, The vilicer Who brought the boys trom the prison to the court room testided that Pay had tolu auother boy “yo and get the chuiu,” and that the boy so spoken to had handed the oilicer the chain ina street car when he was conveying the prisouers to the police court. ‘The smuller boy was placed upon th d vy his counsel, and there told 4 stury to the effect that on the day Of the theft he run into the betting cstublishment vo escape his steplather, who was chasing lim with @ Whip; lnat be crawied under & desk to wait until his pursoer should pass; that a boy named Churiey Sorse came in abd Loid im bis father bus gone, and that be thereupon ran out without touching anything, leaving his companion, Morse, iu the room, He decwred tout Morse took the wach, and, When closely questioued by Dir, Bell, stated that he bad, while in the Tomos, re- ceived a note from Morse stating that the latter bud stolen the watch. On being asked to produce the note the young cuipfit declared that he tore i up iinmedi- ately after reading it, ‘The story was disbelievea by the jury, who tound the boys guilty of grand larceny, tu passing semteuce His Houor uiluded to the fact that one- half of ali the crimes commitied 1m the city was the work of boys “It is one ol the saddest things 1a lie,” he said, ‘to nd two bright, futeligeat boys guilty of such’a beinous crime aud trying io shieid yourselves by perjury. What is to be your future Heaven alone Knows. You are sentto the House of Keotuge.” ‘Mr de O, Mott, who bad been on Monday assigned by the Court as counsel for the boys, stated that be bad sent to residences given by thé Loys and found that their tamihes would Lave nothing to do with them, having become tired of their continual miscocds. SOCIAL DEPRAVITY AND CRIME, The second case tried was that of Edward Wilson and James Cooper, Jointly iodicted for breaking into the shoe etore of Mr. Kuox, No, 288 South Fitth avenue and stealing $60 worth of shoes, Wilson is a young white American, of twenty two, and was apparently possessed of a fair degree ot intelligenve, Cooper is negro of twenty, ‘The chiof witness for the prosecu- tiun was Lizzie Reed, a colored damsei of repulsive ap- pearance and decidedly fragrant, She was brought from the House of Detention, where she had been Jocked up by direction of Captain McDonald, of the Highth precinct, and placed on the stand. Sho testi- fled she hved at No. 60 Thompson street, where Wilson, the white man, previous to bis arrest had hyea with her as ousband. She gave her testimony with re- luctance, but, being closely questioned by Mr. Bell, ad- initied that she went to Captain MeDouald a few days alter the robbery ana told Lita that her lover was c nedin it; tiat she now declared Was ull a he; Wilson she said did something 1 did pot ike, and L was out of my head, erazy mad, apd so [ thought I would put ttali ap on’him,” Lizaie’y story was ex. ceedingly attenuated, and was laugued at by the jurors, Captain MeDonaid testitled to the tact “that” Lizzie came to bin and told him of the burglary; Unat acting upon the information be hud arrested tue prisoners, and that soon afier Lizate declared her first story a fabrication, and demanded the release of her lover; he upon locked up the girito prevent her ranping and took trou her the letter parportmng to be written to ber by Wilsun; the stolen property be found in & pawnstiop th Broome street. Wiison testitied shat he had only visitel the negress occasioually; that she became ofended because be Went with certain “young fellows” and ‘put up the Jov ou him ;? wh: be offeuded because o men whom she knew out sighty picked is own com- panions he could not explain; he empnauically denied having committed the burgial Assistant District Attorucy Bell handed him several letters and asked whether ho had written them to Lig zie while she Was in the Tombs, He examined them carefully, one by one, and declard that he hud not written them, {he letters were curious speciinens of composition, The writer udwitted having perpetrated the burglary, and begged the girl to save him, While the other witnesses wero testitying Cooper could hardly restrain his impationce to get upon the stand. When he was culled by Mr. Bell he told a story which bore upon its face the impress of truth. Said he:—I came over from Williamsburg, where I live, and met thw young teiiow, Edward Wilson; be had not avy coat on bis back; ‘says he to ie, “Vooper, L am broke; says 1, “f'pa "sa poor thing, Ed; where have you been working?” “i've been driving a tru bays, “and I’ve gota stake; if you will come with m 1think we ean make $20.” “Well, Ed.,” don't care much about going. because | think 1 get_me ipio difiiculty, and I would like to go to work in the mdrning;?’ “0b,’” says he, “I can pleage you amy word I can do it easy and there will never be any- thing more said about ity? says 1. “1 will go with you; so he says, “Have you got anything to put it jay? I don’t know,” Isaid; “ifT go to the saioon I can get a bug, I suppose 1 goes to tho saloon and I got a carpet ig; aller getting it I goes with him to tue corner of South Filth remain, | avenue and Canal street; I stood upon the coruer for AbOUL twenty mninUles; aN officer came ulong and we walked on the opposite side of tho streot and sat in liquor store; after that Wilson went down to seo how the place was; he bad not tola me where the plice was as yet; he walked down on the right hand side, going down by the church and walked up on the right band side by the place; when he comes back he sayz, “10s ali right; when the ollicer goes down 1 will do it so quick that you will hardly know about 1t;” 1 said, “Well, that’s good; I goes over by the store, I luted’ him im, IT pushed) him) up and ‘ho weut over the fanlight; it seems there was a bolt, and be knocks a hole in the gliss with his fist and unbolted it; atter he in this other teliow, Ranche, comes up and says, “Where's Wilson; says I, “He fs inside;” says he, ‘Is het’? so says 1, “Yes,” says he, ‘You’ go down ‘to tue corner end seo whero the policeman ts; when [ got back from that Wilson and that fellow had the shoes up; they put them in the bag apd went across the sireet; 1 went with them; ‘they took thei to Lizzie Reed's; 1 went to the house in about baif an hour; they ofiered me a puir of shoes; L told them no, Laiwn’t care about them; I then goes over io my home in Williamsburg to sicep; about ten o'clock the uext day [ came to her house and asked her where was Wil- gon; she said Wilson sid Ranche had gone to pledge the shoes} 1 go lo where she told me they went aud Wilson abd Rancao were pledging the shoes; | asked them how much they got; Wilson whispered, “1 got $1; don’t crack it loud ;”* the pawabroker asked me, ‘isaa you spything to do with this do you know where it came trom? I think the shoes is gotien wrongiully ;”” Tsuid, “I think they was, tou?” Cooper Went on to tell how he had received his share of the spoils and bow there was something odd, and Wilson took that himself, An amusing episode oc- curred in councetion with the letters written by Wilson to his dusky He denied that he could write at all, “Why, then, did you then find tt necessary to so carefully examine each letier before saying Whether you wrote them?” said Mr. Beil. “Oh, Lwanted to seo whether tho headings were ail right,” Was the reply, Ho Was finally ovliged, by the sigutof his own signature, signed to tie complaint at the police court, to satait that he could write bis name, but he veclured that was the Iimit of his penmausuip Cooper swore Wilson couid write, that be saw him write the ietters offered iu evidence while he was in the fombs, and that be hud actually Jent him the ink to write with. Mr. Bell read one of the letters in evidence. It was a curiosity 30 its Way, and the diplomacy of the writer 18 ovident When it is remembered that ibe cause of the gir’s betraying bin was that be went to live with another colged damsel ai No, 22 Clarke street, because, 1n Dis Own Words to a companion, the later girl had “a super and « slong aud better togs.”’ In ocher words, she had a wateh aud chain and finer clothing, Ybe letter read as foliows:— Orty Prison, August 90, 1876, Daan Lizzix—I have grew: plensure in writing ty you to let you kuow I aw in good health, and T hope It will find you the same, see inthis morning's paper about ae ting exhitition in vou live in. Tau glad you was not in it, u would send me down s tar; Watermelon, us T lool like eating & Watermelon very much, and you will oblige me very much by sending it down, Dest Lizgle, | expect to go down Monday or Tuesday fort Want you to get out of the ward eucrely, bee D MeDouald may ma uises by Kiving you mhuney Hut when you goaway "wright" to me and let ie know where you My trial might last w week nud it wight Jaxt & mouth, becaue it isa hard ease. 1 am charzed with burglary, If you aint there 1 have got hopes of getting out, because {won't plead gulity, but tt you are there Twill have tw plead. TI Will be put ours, and that will be the last of me, beeause {*Nover could stand hve yours In Sing Sing. T think. a man must have a heart fike « stone to prosecute a man for such & length of time, 1 know, dear Lin wonld not do that to me. ‘A prison is the lardest place for ® man to be in, Here- after I believe he is the vest of poly, Although I parted with ys handenfls om my pears is not ior- and never will as long i Dewe the ni is going the world, aud don t see any railings. "Thope you will wot hat watermelon wud otior things that *e piace of right, Pince of wrow, Seu 4 place for rogues and thie With bomowt men wmong. No more at present trom your aileetionate ard loving hu baud, EDWARD WILSON. Without a moment's hesitation the jury brought in & Verdict of “guilty.’’ The Recorder sentunced Wilson to tive years in state Prison at hard javor, Cooper be was more merciiul with. “You,” said be, “are not so binck as you look; but you adwit yoursell a thief and 1 seatence you to three years in State Prison, While the prisoners were being conveyed through Centre strect to the Tombs by vllicers Lizzio Reea rusued up to Cooper and cailed him an opprobrious name, add, accusing hiw of having kent ber white lover to prison, struck bim im the face with hor clenched tst AN EXEMPLALY SENTENCE, The third and last case tried was that of Romano Pasquala, indicted for rape upon @ pallid-laced house- maid forty-five years old named Bridget Garrety. Tho complainant, out of work, was stopping with a friend on the same floor of the tenement with the reom of the prisoner 1 the teneme house No, 86 Thompson strect, She (estified that Whie passing the door of Romano's room at midnight on August 17 he rushed out and dragged ber into the room, where he beat and otherwise ili used her, Tbe prisouer told @ milly sory i» Sing sing for five | | | deuce of tis son-in in defence. Ho was found guilty and the Recorder sent him to State Prison for twenty years, POLICE COUKT NOTES. Edward Kane, of No. 203 East Twenty-ninth street, Was married not four weeks ago. On Sunday night he attempted to gouge his wife’s eyes out, He was fined $10 and put under $300 bail to keep the peace. Oftictr Nevins of the Nineteenth procinct, entered a house in East Eighty-sixth street on Sunday ovening, at tho request of its occupants, to arrest a disorderly per- son named Samuel Greenfield, of No, 323 Third avenue, who was visiting there, While descending to the strect Greenfield tripped the officer and he fell down a flight of stairs, Judge Wandell fined Greenticld $f0. Pantaleon Gunari, the rich Turk, who was arrested some time ago on complaint of bis servant, wio was enciente by bim, was put under bonds yesterday at the *ifty-seventh Street Court, by Judge Wandell, to give his Victim $30 for lying-in expenses and $10 a week thereafter for the support of herself and child, ‘Abrabam Lyons, & commission nicrchant, and rest: dent of No. 142 West Fourteenth street, visiied Booth ‘Theatre with a lacy on Monday eveniug, purchasing Mission” tickets, by which he was entitied to stauding room only. The house was densely packed and but two seats on the back row uf the balcoby were vacant, Yuese Mr, Lyons and lady occupied. When the hold ers of the coupons securing these places arrived Mr. Lyons retused to get up, aud ib was lound necessary by Mr. Tooker, the business manager, to use physical force in ejecting him, Mr. Lyons made a great outery as he wus being turued out, starting the vast audience to their feet, aud so Mr. disorderly conduct, and he was locked up ali night fn the Twenly-ninth precinet station house. Yesterday morning he: was taken before Justice Bixby, in the Washington Pisce Police Court, whe bound him over in the sum oi $300 to keep the peace for six wonths. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Covrt—Cuamnuns—Held by Judge West- 95, 126, 127, 136, 170, 181, , 263, "254,'209, 270, 274, 5, 276, 280, 281, 2 Mauine Court—TkiaL Taea—Part 1—Held by Judge Sheridan, ; , TSTG, 1850, $218, 604), 417, 4176, 4177, 440, 4406, 8237, Ssda, “4471, “4459, S400," Part 2—Held by Chiet Justice Shea,—Nos S88, 4311, 4512, 2624, 4090, A812, 4354, 4357, 2589, 4378," 7058, 4409, S164, 4514, 4518. Coury OF GkxERAL Sxssrovs—Part I—Held by Recorder Hackewt.—The People vs John Taft, homicide; Same vs. John Connors, robbery; Same ¥s. James Lys, robbery; Same vs, Cassie Hughes, tclont- Gus assuult aud baitery; Same vs, Frank Arlington and Josephine Montville, ferontous assault and bat- tery; Same Wiisain Fernando, feioujous assault und battery; Same vs. Michael Holland, felonious as- Sume vs. William Dognan, felonio assault and batiery; Same va Edward Flynu, barglary; Same ys. Theodore Drituneyer, burglary; Samo vs. ‘Thomas McGann and Willatn C, Myer, burglary; Same vs. Lewis Fisher, burglary; Sauwe vs, James’ Ryan, grand larceny; Sumo vs. Mary Aun Jones, grand. lat ceuy; Same ve, Henry Kinsella aud Johu Moore, grand larceby; Sate vs. Charles Metcalte, grand larceny; Same Vs. Carrie Scott, grand larceny: Same vs. Emina M. Heekel, grand larceny ; Same vs. Edward Scanlon and William Smith, grand larceny; Same vs. Janes Smith, grand larceny; Same va. Michaes Moran, grand larceny; me vs. James Moraban, grand larceny; Same ¥s. ward Maraga, grand larceny ; Same vs. John Powers, ; Same vs James Simon, grand larceny} Ru rand laren! ‘ane vs. Josephine Marks, grand larceny; Same vs. Mary Mitcbell, grand larceny; Same vs. George Porter, grand larceny} Same vs. Eugene Clunbair,. grand lar: Gepy; Samo Vs, Nellio Meyers, grand largony; Same vs. William A. Hoyt, grand larceny; Same vs. Curran, grand larceny; Same vs. Knsign Freeman, grand larceny; Same ve, Wilham Burtis and William Davis, grand ‘larceny; Same Charles Corcoran, grand larceny; Samo ‘vs. Daniel Cronan, grand Jar cony ; Same vs. Jeremiah Breslin, grand larceny ; Same vs, Mary Donohue, grand larceny; Same vs.’ Mary McCarthy, grand larceny; Same vs. Kiias Swaliger, assault and batiery. peerage pe eas aes MARRIAGES AND DEATIK MARRIED. ALLEN—Henprix.—On Tuesday, September 12, 1876, at Christ church, Brooklyn, E. D., by the Rev. A. iL Partridge, Gsonde R. ALLEX, of Bosion, to FLORENCE W. Hexpnix, stepdaughter of S. 'l. Cozzens, Esq, of Brooklyn. No cards. Rochester pnpers please copy. Panris—DvBors.—At Fistktll, on the Hudson, Sep- | tember 7, 1876, by the Rey. Charles W. Fritts, | pwakp L. Paras to Many 1, daughter of the late Cnarics DuBois. DIED. —0On Monday, September 11, 1876, after a lin- ° liness, Sarai Jaxu, wite of James Angus, aged 52 years, 2 months and 21 days. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend tho funeral, trom her jute residence at Washing- tonville, Orange county, N. Y., on Thursday siternoon at three o'clock. Brxtox.—in Monroe, La., on Saturday, the 9th inst., in the 9h year oi his age, Tomas Witson BENTO, only son of Colonel Thomas Q, Benton, tormerly of Suffolk, a, fivrxerr,—On Monday, the llth inst, at her late residence, Jami L. L,'Mrs. Paxas Boaxwrr, in the 78th year uf her uge. Reiatives aud iriends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 13th inst, at half. past one o'clock P. M., from’ ber late residence at Jamaica, and at two o’clock, from the Dutch Re- formed church, Jamaica, L, 1., without further notice, Byxp.—On Saturday, Soptomber ¥, atter a short t ness at his late residence, No. 6 West 29th st., Goncx J. Brno, aged 68 years. Relatives and triends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from the Church of Dis. cipies of Christ, 28h st, pear Broadway, on Wednes- day. September 13, at ten o'clock A. M. Frury.—Drownead, on Friday evening, 8th inct., Danivs Feary, aged 72 years. Relatives and friends are jnvited to attend the fu- neral this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his esidence, 235 Eust 20th st. Fraxprow,—On Monday morning, VioterrE A., wife of Benjamin F. months. Reiatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at- tend the faueral, from her late residence, No. 133 South 9thst., Brooklyn, &. D., this (Wednesday) afver- noon, at two o'clock. Fox.—-Ou September 11, at St. Mary’s Hospital, Ho boken, N. J., Wiutiam Fox, aged 60 years, native of Kuskeen, county Meath, Ireland, Funeral will ‘take plice trom St. Mary's Hospital, corner 4th and Willow sts., at three o’ciock Wedies- day, Seprermber 13. hks.— Mr, F. 0. Pree, Monday, hall-past nine P. M., alter a long sickness. Relatives wnd friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral, which is to take place on Thursday, at one o'clock, from the house of mourning, 121 Eust 20th st, Mrs. ANNA FRESE, wit CARL and DORA DE SALDERN, brother-in-law und sister. Gamute.--Suddenly, Monday, September 11, 1876, Joux Gamutx, iv the 66th your of his age. Kelatives and Iriends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, [rom his late residence, No, 339 Union Brooklyn, N. Y., Thursday, the 14th, at three ‘clock P.M. Hicxs. —At Roselle, N. J., September 11, at the resi- , E.G. Hambha, Nxwmesmrai Hicks, of Jersey City, aged 41 yeara Relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu- eral, on Wednesday, the 18th, at three o'clock P. M., from Tutayotte Reformed eburch, Jersey City. Minseu.—Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, at one clock, Jxaxnrre, beloved wile Of Munasses Hirsch, aged 61 years. Relatives and friends, also the members of Cong. Ro- dolph Scholem Society, Gates of Hope, Mendelssohn Society, Ausbi Biker Cholem and Edward Everett Lodge, No. 97, 1. 0. B. B., are respeetiully invited to attend the tune from ber late residence No. 128 av. ©, near Sih st, on Thursday, September 14, at ten ALM. Eowaro Eversrr Lopes, No, 97, 1. 0. B, B,—The brethren of above Lodge are respectiuily requested to attend the \uneral of Mrs. Jeanette Hirseb, mother of our brother Sampson Hirsch, irom ber late residence Ne, 128 av, C, on Thursday, September 14, 1876, at ton o'clock A.M.’ By order of JOSEPH E NEWBERGER, SAMUEL SLomox, Secretary, President. Hexsr.—Suddenly, 1u St. Louis, September 10, M. KE. Waker, wite of Charles Hurst. Notice of juneral to-morrow, Fiandrow, aged 51 years and 10 Tooker caused his arrest tor Kxtsy.—to Brooklyn, on Monday, the 11th inst, | Cuanuxs Ketty, son of Catharine and the late Bugene Kelly, in the Sth year of bis age. The reiatives and triends of the family, also those of his unclo Charles Mela, are respeettully invited to a tend the fuceral, from Uo residence of his uncl Charies Melia, 464 Degraw 8t., at two P. M., on Wednes- db. A solomn requiom mass (month’s mind) wil! red for the repose of the soul of the late Wit- LIAM Keety, at the Chareb of the lmmaculate Concep- lath st., near av. A., on Friday, 16th inet, at bail. st nine A. M. lativer and frends are invited to attend, Kinnatiy, —Un Tuesday, September 12, James Kix- NALLY, nyed 05 yeat Funeral trom his late residence, No. 115 East 11zth st, op Thursday, at one o'clock P.M. Mawox.—Micnaxt J. Mawox, in the 83d year of his age, departed this hfe Septeruber 12, Funeral, trom his late residenco, No, 456 West 40th st., Thursday, at hali-past ove. Relatives and trieuds are respectiuily invited to attend. MuNpensox.—On September 12, 1876, at 7 P, M., W. MENDELSON, aged 76, Funeral will take place from No, 936 24 av,, Thursday, September L4th, 1876, at nine o'clock AL M. Mcxruy.—On Tuesday, September 12, RuWARp T. Monewy, to the 43d year of his age, a native of Irra- more, Listowel, county Kerry, Ireland, Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tis late residence, 258 West Houston st., Thursday, September 14, at ono P.M. Tne Young Men ot Ireland Club (Clan Na-Gaei Az- ation) Will tu their Hall, 96 Bowery, on hursday, the 14th, at half-past twelve o’clock, to aiteud the funeral of our jate brother, Edward Murpby. Sister clubs are invited. THOMAS McHUGH, President, Macnice H, Moyyiiam, Secretary, McCouxack,—Lb New York September 12, CaTnerine McCormack, the bewved wile of Dennis MeCoraack, whe departed this iife on the 12th any of September. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow's papers, May Ler soul rest in peace. Amon. MeULINToCK.—Ou Mouduy, September 11, 1876, Jonx or of Waterbury, Conu., tormeriy of Now ork. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at tend tho funcral from the residence of R. Beggs, ~ ‘West 33d st, this day, at two P.M. 0’ BREN.—On Monday night, residence, 242 Hast 74th et., Jouw O'Buuxy, in the 7th year of Lis age, a Bative of Ireland, iis remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery at one o'clock V. M., Thursday, September 14. His tives and friends are respectfully invited. Posr.—At Closter, on Monday, September 11, Man- Ganwrta Brosn, wile of C. C. Post. Relatives and friends aro respecttully invited to attemd, the funeral, from the residence of her father- in-law, A. J. Post, 327 West 22a st., on Wednesday, tember 13, at one r. M. LLKY.—On Tuesday, September 12, Margaret Rew.tey, native of county Lougtord, Irelaud, in the 68th year of her age, Notice of funeral hereatter, Remsex.—On the Lith inst, at Flushing, L. 1, Mar- Ganerra ¥., wife of Daniel D. Remsen, im the 48th year of bor age, Faneral from Hanson place Methodist church, Brook- lyn, on Thursday, atone P, M. Friends of tho family invited. Ritey.—On Tuesday, September 12, Mary luvky, relict of the late Hugh Riley, in the 6th yoar of her age. The relatives ond friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late rest “donee, 135 West Sd st., on Thursday, at one P. M. Rowrrscuxk.—Ou Monday. the llth inst, at two o'eloek P. M., Simo Rowrrscuxg, aged 72 years and 7 months. The {uneral will take place on Wednesday, the 13th inst,, at ten o'clock A. M. precisely, from his late resi- denee, No. 245 Kust 13th st. Relatives and frieuds are Fespectiully invited to attend without further notice. The members of Zion Lodge, No. 2, 1 0. BB. aro hereby invited to attend the fuueral of Brother Simon r, rom his late residence, No, 245 East 13th st, Wednosday, September 13, at ten o'clock A. M. sharp. Hy order of the President. CHARLES NORTHSHIELD, Finanelal Secretary. Sumicur.—At Mount Vernon, N. Y., on Monday, Soptember 11, Exizauxri, wite of Captain James Sleight Friends aro invited to attend her funeral, from her Ieee cpaame! on Thursday, 14th inst, at two o'clock SaurH.—On Monday, Septoraber 11, Miss Janz Suiru, in the 29th year of her age. Funeral from ner late residence, No. 624 Bramhall av., Jersoy@ity Heights, on Wednesday, September 13, at eleven o’clock A, M. Friends are invited. TeRRY,—On Sunday, loth inst, Recivanp H., eldest son of Lucien 1. and Cornelia Terry, ax ears, Relatives and triends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, this Wednesday, at balt-past twelve o'clock, from his late residence, No. 453 West 23d st. Van ALeN.—On Tuesday, September 12, ALuent, son of Jacob and Surah Van Alen, aged 14 months and 9 ays. Relatives and fronds are invited to attend tho funeral, trom the residence of his tathor, 389 Graud st, At iwo o’clgck to-day, 18th inst. Wrens. —At lem, suddenly, Tuceday, September 12, 1876, CaLee Dios Werks, uged 43 years, 7 months, 8 days. His funeral services will be held at the residence of his brother, Mr, Benjamin Weeks, No, 119 East 104th St, at one o'clock, PV. M, Thursday, September 14. Relatives and triends are respecttully invited to at- tend. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Wxpemuven.—September 12, 1874, Joun F. MkYEK, aged 27 years and 5 months, Notice of funeral hereafter. Warxpet.—At Irvington, on the Hudson, on Septem- bor 12, Hxvnierra DonoTuea, eldest daughter of John D. and Mary A. Wendel, Funeral services on Wodnosday, 13th Inst, at tho residence of her parents, on arrival of the'2 P. al. train from Grand Central depot Carriages will be in ‘walting, Weng, —\—_+2 + POST OFFICE NOTICH, OST OF FICK NOTICE, if The torvign mails for the week ending Saturday, Sep- tember 16, 1576, w I close at this olfice on Tuesday, at 9 Ip Navada, via Queen : » for Europe, per mh Thursday, ac ll M.. ert, vin Piyniouth, Cherbourg yy, wt 11:80 A. M., for Germany, hip’ Mosel, vs . for Kurepe. por steam- ‘orrespoudones, lor Route forwar cially addressed, and wt land . per steamship California, via Glasgow, and at 1 P. ‘rance direct, per steamship « rance, via Havre he mails for the Wi Indies, via LH. Now Yors Sepietubor 2 ‘The mails for China, &e., will loave San Francisco Octo- ert. The mails for Australia, &c., willleave San Francisco Uc- tober 11, L, JAMES, Postinaster, 95) RUCTION, (4 THOROUGH BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SMALL ZAchiidren, and a xood howe tor them the whole year SAKAH KE. FE chaniesville, sucks county, Ia,” i atoo HANDWRITING ID scess guaranteed to ull, Circulars Oth uv. and 43d st. ¥, _OLIVER B. GO) SMITH, N ACCOMPLISHED FRENCH LADY WISHES TO teach French or music, with the use of her piano, in exchange tor board. e Address A. D. M., 305 West 25d st. y OF or ic, the languages and drawing leet school or elty preferred. Address HARMONIC, Herald Up- BusiNBsS COLLBUK —CaDy. WILLSON | & (WAL. WORTH’S, southwost cornse Union square. Please call, ¢ 7O HAVE LOR 2 CHILDREN ® tamily of high ch, Kuglish and hers in fret claws Stauding, wh tuusie can be had in the honse; intown., Inquire De. D. New York. AERMAN, FRENCH AND UPALIAN CONVER: tional Lessons, by un exporienced, superior lady touch, 12 .essous, $3, 47 Kast 28ta wt. [evesG INSTITUTE, TAURYTOWN, N. ¥.—PANILY hool for boys; very moderate terms. For circular address Principal 7 ‘ONS IN FRENCI—FROM 83 PER wonth; no grammar is required. FRENCH PROFES- BOR, 47 Wost 24th st. (NWO CHILDRE ‘TED—IN A OLERGYNAN'S family peur city; mountain air; parental supervis ou; Ploutital table; torms, $4 per quarter, Addross MUDEK- ATE, Herald office. WAxTED—4 YOUNG LADY AS ASSISTANT ENG- lish teacher in # adios’ school; one wishing to study music and Froneh proforred, Address TEACH Es, box No, 7 Babylon, LL. Wixtep-ay ‘A GENTLEMEN, INSTRUCTION IN Duteh by a native, Address U, H., Heraid office, Waxteposy 4 YOUNG LADY OF FRENCH DE. WY cont, « situntion in ach primary ranches of Englist Aduress G., bux 132 Herald, ee) WASTEDAIN A, BOYS" SCHOOL, A” RESIDENT teacher for tho Spaulsh and French languazes; nis one for the German Iauguage. Address NEW YORK SCHOOL, stasion H, oh AES: * ~ MUSICAL. ~ NCE TO LEAUN WUSIC AND SINGING FROM cor tencher; method rapid and thorouy! at OTB wt AMUSEMENTS. ‘Woon ask i prnety BEDL Te To all Oops’. TION OF PRICES, all matinees, 15. ning performance en EVENING AT 8. DALY'S GREAT SENSATION, UNDER THE GASLIGHT. MATINEE Al PQROoRT BLUE & PALMER Evory eventing at 9 u . .Lessoes and Managers lay matinee at 2, r, HERN, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY as LORD DUNDREARy. FRIDAY and SATURDAY in DAVID GARRICK DUNDREARY MARRIED AND SETTLED, AT SATURDAY MATINEE LORD DUNDRE ARISIAN VARIETIES, | AKISIAN VARIETIES, 16th st, and Broadway, TEMPLE OF, ORIG pular and | [this week, Byery wet new. NAL SENSATIONS, Grontest wrray | Patronized of talons in by the elite the universe. of the world. entertain- in America, | A RIGH OLD TIME. * OLD NIPPLES’ LaTOH Key, LOVE AND THE PRLEST. | MIDNIGHT BATHS, GRAND OLIO OF 100 STAK ARTISTS. | Mile. ANNETTE GALLETTI. M. CARDELL Mile BERTHA, Al and “OAKS, SOPHIE VIC MINNIK SEAMON, WATSO ROTHERS, MINNIE HALL, BLAXCH ELBEXTS, HARRY SPRIGGS, on HAY BENNETT, ‘on Buiow of Bunjolsts, {lee Sheppard, | Lydia Clark, MATINEE TO-MORROW. Evoning at 8, Mai AY AND ATi AV. THEATRE, BROAD 3 OProprictor aud Manuver. 0... Mr AUGUSTE EVERY NIGH THIS WEEK, MN, NM 000. N N EEKER Y y MM MM O ONN NE y MMM MO oN YY M MM MO) ON ae M M dM 000 N : ane Mr, CHARLES F. COGHLAN, 2 Y RROUGHAM, Mr. CHARLES’ FISHER, Mr. » DAVIDGE, GEORGE PARKES, MAURICE BAKRY. f, JOUN DREW, J. H. RING, Miss JBFFREVS Miss EMILY RIGL, and Miss MARY WELLS in the principal arts, #4" The omitted, ix Rostured in this ONLY “MONEY” MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 1:30. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, September 20, FIRST TIME on any stuge, of Mr, DALY'S NEW PLAY entitled :— A COMBDY OF CITY TYPkS: IN FOUR PHASES! In which Miss AMY FAWSITT, will make her first anpoarance, and Mi Milo, SOLKE will appour ina Glimpse Mt OOTI'S THEATRE, OVER AT IT. JARRETT & PALMES.. Leasecs and Managers: No free list at Booths Theatre, SECOND MONTH OF THE TRIUMPHANT roduetion of PROKD BYRON'S EXQUISITS ROMANTIC PLAY, SARDANAPALUS, “THE GLOKy OF THE 'STAGEI" von with marvellous textures, unparalleled spiondor and Introducing the FINEST BALLET EVER SEEN IN AMERICA, Representation. BONPANTI and irylund. A powerful cnst, including Mr, Fee. BANGS. esses. PALUS AGNES BOOTH, THE GRAND FI representing the immolation of SARDANAPALUS, is one of the most impréssive scones ever invented. It brings into tall play all modern stago appliances. All tho riches aud wealth of As ou which are seen the n rin appear to be heaped up around the throne arch and his favorite Grook slave, MYRRHA, At frst come glowing flashes and burst ing ame: thiex ‘clouds of smoke und flashing lightnin the lowering red glare of a thriving and masterful fir kradually con lace toxin to fall, boas ‘to glide, plan! ndescont edges full slowly the throne, tottering and rocking with its freight, sinks down amid the burning mass, and the progrosios, not with the wholesale tumble of an ordi- muty stage fire, but with the creoping, suifting, lambont dis solution A gigantic covflavration, until the tableau cur- tin tall w®sinking modicy of manificont destruction that, ws ectucle, hus Never beon vqualled, to rise aguin upon Telbin's sublime pieture, THE RUINS ‘OF NINEVEM. Of the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET, sixty-eight in num- ber, are the renowned Mile. BARTOLETI 1, premiere dan ouso assoluta of the Grand Opera, Paris, and sig, MAS- UAGNO, of the San Carlo, Naples, and Seai ry ‘ATANRE EVERY SATURDAY alt FALDAGKs. “THE FLORENCES, SIXTEENTH WEEK! FOURTH MONTH! of the remarkable engagement of MR AND MRS. W. J, FLORENCE, who will continue to appear EVERY EVENING res also, SATURDAY MATINEE, heir wonderful creations of HON, BARDWELL SLOTH. and Mits, GENERAL GILFLORY, sil Comedy of the DOLLAK, THIS WEEK, WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 13, 1TH PERFORMANCE AT THIS THEATRE of the MIGHTY DOLLAR, FIFTY CENTS. ILMORE’S GARDEN. Madison and 4th ays. and 26th and 27th sts. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Soptemnber 13. 1, Overturo on tue “Austrian Hymn” ” .Westmoyer 2. Ronvenir de Kieff—Con Beethoven 6, Aria, “Ocean, Thou wirnts . Weber Mme. KUGENIE PAPPENU KIM, | 7. “The Awakening of the Lion” Rontsky & Arie from “Trovatore Verdi 9. Cornet Solo- Bellini 10. “Hunteman’s Chorus’... ces YOUNG APOLLO 6LUB, 11, Moorish Serenade .. pe trees sWebor .- Rus 12, **Centenuial March” “DLL Downing 50 cen Admission, ‘50 cents. To. . krand classic nicht, FRIDAY EV. G" NGXT, SEPTEMBER 15, GRAND———— INTERN ATONAL——GATHERING OF RIFLE SHOOTERS, Distribution of prixes and presentation of tho CENTES N1AL——— —-——— —__. ‘TROPHY. ‘ME TRAMS. ALL SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, BENEFIT OF Mi LEVY. Mme. Eugenie Pappenbelm, Mr. W. Castle, Signor F i, Mr, H. Poak Colby, Mr. 8. B, Mills, L Young Apoilo Club, M E. Stoddard, Mr. and his famous Militat Band. ane: “TUESDAY: EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, and Wodnesday, Thursday und Friday afernoons and even. ings, HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, Gilmore's Band day and night, At HRLOK pe tAxo (THACHER PROFICIENT wisies Boar truction ia frst Ade drom RUGENTA WHITLOCK, New York es amily At AN ORGANIST OF, THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 17 ZA yenrs at one church, wishing to live in New York, would x a in or near the city. Address G., box 181 ° harp and harmony at pupil's ronee. Address, with rest ch office. JQAsso VOICE WANTED—FOR A CHURCH CHOIR in this city; strong voice and good roader; for chorus only, Address, stating salary required, i, K., box 1uy Herild ottice, G10 PUPILS ACCOMMODATED WITil ud roows for private practice froe; private led. ca ON, nl Director, $4 Kast 14th st OWN DANIEL, TEACHER OF Tilk FIANOFORTE, Singing and Musical Composition, at 475 2d av., to where ‘ations may be addressed. Me eae AnbACE Le ms Sep ber 1. Addi NGING BOYS FOR TRINITY CHAPEL, WEST 2571 . near Brondway.—Two well conducted boys, w olces, wanted; payments uecoeding to” ability: Apply at the € Mtracce in 26th st.) on m one. THE LECTURE SEASON, Mise BROWN, PRESIDENT OF THE WETK- Vi physic returned to the eity, und, pro- Viows to visitl pI fre sud gentiomen in th HER PIANO in Hotel, first will delivi perlors of the Universit at 3 o'clock. Subjoct, quences and Preven! DANCING ACADEMIES. — Alts’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 2a WEEECRER ‘nd xt their own conventence, without for cireulars, iNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES. Gort st. ht at (ban! ya ng). —Openit i Thursday September 14. For cireciare midress PRL VAT ACADEMY, 57 Enst 50th st., where applic can bo made nod scribers’ names ontered after August 24 Pri- vuie lessons at any hour, A. =Wi DANCING ACADEMY, 451 7Pil AV. AX. Classes now open, Send for circulak soiree every Tuesday ana 8 Carnees x Building, Stuy ve ho: glide, Newport M* TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall, th av., Reservoir square, Open Mondays, Sdesdays, Thursdays and Seiurdays, pile actond at their convenience. See circular. 9 NEED TO PURCHASE. _ Ores AND DIAMONDS PURCHASED POR 6. x Address M. J, GRODJINSKI, 11 Tempio place, Boston, on SMALL , do, EXCELSIOR, box must be eho ost oe W NTKD-BANKING ROOM FIXTURKS. ADDIESS box 3,043 General lost office, giving description, size, &e,, und lowest cusb price of sat WARTED=a OYLANDEM OFFICH DESK, ANOUT tour feet long; # reasonab! ee will be paid for one in good condition," Address G. M, T., Herald oiee. ‘ WORTH OF STAPLE Di¥ GOODS $20,000 erica tn jov oir: 40 ee covt east; vale unee in Texas Lands; titles pert Apply to CAKUARI & BRO., Park pince. MALLARDS. NOTHER GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN STANDARD | Billiara Tables, second hand Tavies, Phelan and LENDER, 784 Broadway. iW ; MERIVAN STANDARD BILLIAKD TABLES—WITH Deluney's wire eusbioms; large stock ot Trimraings; vecund band Tabies at great bargains. W. HG clF PITH & CO., 40 Vesey at. N°. AND SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES AT redaved prices, GHORGE K. PILBLAN, 80th ot. aad Jel we. pated Msg B BILLIARD TABLES MUST BE sold this week’ tavies 1 3 Es 168 lecasar. Nwios GARDEN, d ain The box office will open on WEDNESDAY MUKNING, September 13, at 8 o'clock, for the sile of Tickets, and will_bo open daily until turther notice, from 8 A. M, until 10 P. N, OPERA HOUSE, ‘0 RELS. | Broxtway and 20th at. THE MINSTREL PALACE, BIRCH, WAMBOLD, HACKUS AND THIRTY BRILLIANT ARTISTS, ‘The most successful organization in the world, RECKIVED WITH SCRE A 8 NIGHTLY. Bide splitting Jokes, glorious Singin CUTE CAPERS BY THE CO. All sorta of thins by the erent Ha THE BEST BNTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY, SEATS SECURED. MATINES SATURDAY AT 2. (eateae MABILLE a) ARTES, Mati BT. AND ay, Evening at 8; Matinces Tuesday, Thursday and at 2. A DAZZLING ARKAY OF GRACH, AUTY AND TALENT ‘THIS WEE, N-FISH; or, « surpri lonux Vivants, NOVInsIMO'S CAB EXUENTRIC CLODOCHE TROUPE. FRENCH DANCERS, in the volup:uous Froueh Minuet, oth congregation of magnificent fomale beauty neations of the da ELLY & LEON'S OPERA HOUSK, 23D st, tee * Mee fe ea TOWN. Gwkat HIT. 4 7 “SIR DAN O'PALLAS,” the Chief of the Assyrian Jim Jams, ‘The Snow Shoveliers' Hallet TH AMAZONS, THE TAPRRTRY CURTAIN | THRILLING TABLEAUX. TH MADRIGALS IMPORTED THUNDER NeW PREMIBEES, Monday, Sept. 18—First appearance uf Mr, JOHN ALLEN, BERLE'S TiVOLI 4 84 0 RAND OPENIN: GR ANEW LY, PAIN. ASTONISHING PROGRAMME T 90 artists and 20 Indios in the Ballot. Adinissl ROYLKE ROOMS ARGYLE ROOMS. 6TH AV. AND 3OTH ST. BRILLIANT TEKPRICHORKAN ENTERTAINMENT. « ONLY PLACK OF AMUSEMENT OF THK KIND IN TH OVEN BEVERY NIGHT. COMMENCING AT 9 O'CLOCK. KNTRANO Aumaican INSTIT! joint, urday 24 and 8d avs., between 634 and 64th sts. ({OLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE, CORNER WEST 1271 a, and Greenwich av,—50 of the most beautifully formed La- digs in the world will appear in Free Luve's Wisetples. Lev . the Young Lady Swim aving . the Turkish Hathers and Paris 5 mings at 8. Matine AGICAL MANUFAC —HAVING PURCHASED the whole of M. Harts’ mitory, inte of Broadway | have the Inrgest abd choapest collecdon of Stage Illusions and Magical ties than any atl he United new tt B ‘umeh ARAND SOCIALES PLEASANT VALLEY, Wedn fo Ml West 24th sts., 00., Munagers. al at CARTIER & ALAls BOY Ale, oF or gh _eanaronne Visit. u should vi lave; 4) young iaay sitendante, ‘Admission Ineo. 7 lebrated Cinb Seone, usually | of the London theatres, | ___ AMUSE DNTD, [Of SQUARE THEATRE: Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN HOO! Manager’. EEA Aen PRELIMINARY 8! A POPULAR BU r Hing at S aud Saturday matings at 1:30, Every Hee HARTE'S NEW PLAY, TWO MEN OF SANDY BAK Writtea expecisily for Me. STUART ROBSON, and repre senied vy the follow iol milton, 1. 8. Maw tgomery, HF. pawarRe COMIQU HARRIGAN & HART... M. W. HANLEY. aly CG a Mate a4 id Misses Mury Gury, The original HARRIGAN and ii Sons of Temperance, 5. U. T., Se: ‘The great acrobatic song and danco artists, JOHNSON AND BRUNO. SENATOR FRANK BELL will deliver an oration an the topics of the day; Billy Bat Adub Hie! id, Billy . Kelly and Kyan and all tl v ) Oded THEATR 4 Mr. JOSH HART rites will appearin Rdward Hucrivan’s LocalF trav ee POT DOWN, BROADWAY. were or the Miniatare ment, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINEES, EAGLE, Broadway TO-DAY, AT 2. MATINER MATINER The Burlesque Tur VAN W The entiro Evening's Company Performance will given at the MALINKE, Oo” MPLO ¢ ‘ « « « 000) oL pe iariet ia § yy oe Y » Ob Y 000° LLLL ¥ Ov AND JOLONE! ME. Rl OMPAK 18 Piete NIGHT—ADMISSION RESERVED SEATS, ts :-MANAGEB i OTTER THEATRES. AND 50 CENTS, 1O., THC, AND $1. MM MM A NN N KBBE RKES MM MM AA 1 NNN E E MMMM AA v NN EE MMMM AAAA NON x MM MA - N EsEB TrTrr 000 ppbv. A ee tans a a aia ae SERN on rT © O-D DAA YW tf O 6 Dp saa ¥ T voo bpppp A A ¥ » Mile, CORSSI, I Tho pleat Poe STR re NUTT, Major NUTT, GUS LEE he artistic Dunkouse, Mile, BETTIE REMMELSBERG, Miss JENNIE ENGEL he Ethiopian duo song and dancofarsista, BARLOW BROTH HUGH FAY, ORGE 8. KNIGRT SAM DEVBRE, The thrilling romantic Drama, CAR THE STOL! HE; JEWE! Produced with new und appropri ry and cast, Introducing THE ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY. DARK THEATRE, LeROG ce saaiepssees ves WM. STUART. Manager, Mr. HART JACKSON. whon will be presented for th Fred Marsdoa's successtul Ami nanayement beg to nd Winter season at this Thea MONDAY, 3 ounce that the rogulur Fall ro will open on 18, in’ this city, Mr. In hich Miss Rove Wood aud tho @xcollent stock company will Precoded by the tar RB Ww. THTKD AVENUE THEATRE, IE GREAT SWIMMIN COOK leaves Brooklyn and New York Dock, Brooklyn, 10 A. M Arccare Pitae batt price. Ac fok RENT, UPR make their re-appenrance. Box office will bo open on Thursda: ino A.M. OWERY THEATRE, IMMENSE SUCCESS. Mr. JOHN THOMPSON in hiv original sensational and comie drama, MOSES, THK OLD CLOTHES MAN. YOUNG WIDOW, Beptomber 14, at of HITCHCOCK'S: ‘An immense bill, with COOL CooL, cook CooL. cook, tho King of Ethiopian Comedians, Every Evening and Wednesday und Saturday Matinees, i MATCH COMES OFF TO- at Lo'clock: the steamor WM. in, morrow, wt Sing Pier orth River, 1 t., North Miver, 10:45; L2dth #t., North Rives xvursion tickets, $1. ate PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL BELLE 13° East. 16th jaare and Sth av, T, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of our own mako} also for sale and ront, @ umber of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect order. Norton, t 41 « 157 Ble A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL ELEG din Kiebly earv improvement cost. ws A cont ft lor, good ew ry fect order. 28 Kust dst. A $000, for £20); SLegreat barcain by our best wu WM. KNABE & CO. No. 112'5thuv. above 1th ot, Ss, IN THOROUGH oderate prices. Also Piauofortes tu by “CHICKERING & SONS, ent, four own manulucture, RIOR PIA NO) TEACHER (PROFICIENT) wishos Board for instruction in first class family. ross EUGENIA WHITLOCK, Now York. STOCK OF SECOND HAND PIANOS OF ake, some noarly now, at one-third original ‘all in excollent cond:tion, for me w rent. SIMPSON & CO., ‘Ani 01 5 ROSEWOOD PIANO. haw enrved logs, $73; cost B50 At GORDON'S, oF ste uud 744 octav Uhiekering Pinne x Call, private residence 47 W nd Oth avs. -EL ANT CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO, @200; also fine Organ, $50; would be routed, ley place, near Broadway, J. BIDDLE, 13 Wa BEAUTIFUL forte, $35. No. CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED will sell their magnificent 744 oct noforte, used G months; one-quarter cost; — brill ed 744 octave, 4 large round or. grand, square par- senso and leg Planotorte, used 8 mousha; vat $050, tor $: vox for shipping, wortt ni cost, BOR fot 8300, ROSEWOOD 80th wt. PRIVATE FAMILY , Steinway eee 16 rich nut Bedroom Suits, one- 800. yards . 40c. Call private roe est 23d ad Fifth Avenu® LADY WILL SELL LESS THAN $100—ROSEWOOD four round cornered 7 cote Fianetorey} cost 880); per- ar 2d ay, ‘s AK BROADWAY, ‘octave richly solid carved i superior tone; ail improvements; cost ow last June, “FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY some of thom used but « very short time ciuns aud renily almost as vod as new) fully warranted in avery Feepeey Please call at the Weber Warerooms, 5th ay. an J ADY GOING TO CALIFORS hi and 16th «t, dseil hor eiogant new upright Piut ave S20) immediately, Miss 8, 41 IANO POR SALE.—A NEW PIANO; HAS NEVER been used: will id for halt its value. Inquire ta Teed store, 21 3d s8,, near Bowery. 7 x Svoctave Pianos $100" a others: iY 2. mwo eh S95 and Davis, half’ price. Hear thom. 8 J i excort ney, Fe By lem Store, TANOS—LA.GK LOT TO SELL OR RENT CHEAP; ousy terms, At MERRELL'S, No. 8 Union square. BALL & 6v., 15 BAST 147 81,-GOOD 4 i upward; Chickéring’s and prichts, squares, grands; Organs, $40 and upward, n instalments and to rent. JTEINWAY, WEBER, squares, low for cash or to rout. 6 octave GURDON & & ELLENT OLD TT. 0) Drilliant tone, pertect order, tnncos for 815 and 8100, rare MOsT E) guarante PIANO, OiIGKERING AND 32 Kast 4th a BRADBURY ROSEWOOD +; must sell immediately, SHICKERING pertect ord Cuil’ a 117 Greeuwieh POWIIGE I. NEW Jetour ‘& SQUARE NOs. Factory, 18 leocker: waererooms, UST SEATS PIANO COMPANY. D ORGANS AT BEPTER THAN i wo Our new ents received: Dts At great bargains. HORACK & SONS, G81 Broadway. 10 Brondwi = {Hs PALESTINE IN at Jute under Alexander vurist, offies cilities to travel coward, offers f provisi ry tor the Jour iy at all tines to convey travetlors to all parte ol or particulars apply to ALEX. HOWARD, Jerase ntennint Grounds, or Hi. GAZE & SON, 14d ri Strand, Londot W; Ook. $5 PEN CH NLD vy wail promptly attended 16 y FINDKUFV 1 enree 1 Machines and Goo WATCHES. POE WELICY, de T77 BLEGCKKI ST. Nea WROADWAY. “MONEY advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Je , Ke. 5 " Tickets bought of Diamonds, Waichoa, be. LOADW AY, CORNER 4TH Sf. —DIAMO Jewelry. Silks. Laces and Persowal Pi Hevery deseription bought am Shuts Neri, BROADWAY, NEAR Jowoiry, sUverware, St cought end seid. oN DIAMONDS, FURS, &0.; DIAMON ry. silverware, catnel’s hale > baw! ks, ke, dongit, and sold Jeweller, RT'S SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD WAN TREN d elogant desigas, trom 610 the trade liber ie with, 220 wud 22) Woet 2 = ne ee wou, 4 ON, DeLiViewel “situa