The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1876, Page 9

REAL ESTATE. At the Heal Estate Exchange yesterday ‘the follow- ing business was transacted :— Richard V. Harnett sold by order of the Supreme Court, im forecfosare, T. Grant Sinclair, referee, a house, with lot 21.10 by 60, on Broome street, north- west corner of Ludlow street, io August Giesler for $12,476. E. A Lawrence & Co. soid, by order uf the Suprome Court, in foreclosure, Edward Saie, referee, a house, ‘with Jot 25 by 100, on Eighth street, south side, be- fween Filth avenue and Macdougal street, to Mary A. Chisholm for $4,000, Beoit & Meyers sold, by order of the Superior Court, jm foreciceure, John M. Barbour, referee, a house, with lot 22.8 by 90.10, on Seventh street, south side, 108.8 feet east of avenue C, to Louis Hart for $10,680, Scott & Myers also sold the four story and basement brown stone bouse, with lot 20 by 99.11, No. 35 Weat 130th street, north side, between Fifth and Sixth ave’ ‘gues, to Daniel Orren for $13,800. Peter F. Meyer sold, by order of the Supreme Court, 4p toreclosure, M. Beitzel, referee, one lot 25.2 by 100, on Fifto avenue, east 111 feet north of Ninety- sixeh street, to B. A. Willis for $16,000. 3. Carter sold, by order of thesupreme Court, in fore- closure, T. C. White, referee, a haquse, with iot 21.7 by fous 3 on Wost Fifty-seveuth street, north side, 68 feot ‘west of Ninth avenue, to Louis Friedman for $27.00. James M. Miller, sold by order of the Supreme Court, | in foreclosure, F. C. Bowman, aplos of iand, 100.8 by 62.3, on Madison Du thwest corner of Nivety-tirat street, to W. KR. Yorar jor $14,725. TRANSFER, SW gormer of Sith st, 4043490; also eae refers ty 2B 407 ft. ky sat Bi “Uo. $14), as. 900, 989: ino Sieh St (Noo 312), as, 2806 Mh 20x9K.9; also Bith at.’ (No. 210), oo of 2d uv., SGX; nls STi #., 202 ft, ¢. of 2d ay.. 25x: Bon) n. s.. 147 ft. 0. of Sd uv., (No. 469), w. s. O89 fh nf 26th sof Taineruley, 25x10; 1 dine South Sth av. (No. 19). e. 8. TINGE te 8 oF Amity, Fae + pach K Led Anderson and wile to KH Al 102,000 Ast av. n. 7 eave ¥éeh st, (40,4 Iso Ist ay uN “6u3) 24.844 x80; ten 40 A It 2 ‘of 36th 0 7}, iso 37th n. of uel, stay ft &, 317 ft. @ of 2d ay. (No.8 9), n. 8. 187 ft. day. i fol 467), *w. (8d ward); i ‘Fouing ra “Harden 120th st., 6. 8. 80 30x100.1 Mottelay and buband oy J vr ‘Hoyt o¢ UN wt. 1 h av., 2198.9; GF, 4 ‘88th st... 8, 100 tt. w. oad ‘av., 20x07; R. Poillon anid wife to G. P. Rowell; 275 of 3d ay., 150x212xi 814x755 aly By he ¢. of 2d re 28x100. 10; also, ist 47th st. 8. (retere), to E. Lord... MORTGAGES. Arnstein, J. and wife, to ©. Frazier, o, between avs B and C Brogan, Thor 2d uv, 8. 0! . of Oth st., years... Grace church to. St. Luke's Hospiiai, way, between 10th and 12th sts ; 5 years, ,000 Brostanr et Henry und wife, to B. J. Hart trustee, s. «of 8 that. cot Lexington ay. 10,000 it sess 1,000 otinty Savings cura of Gvay and Monee ss Keller J. ane wite, 0 6 of 56th st. ; 1 ‘mi Mulligan, W. a and a; to st. Uth av. reurs. Morrison, Jumes, to M.A Moores 2years.. th, BE. to Mutual Life Insurance Company, & 8 of Both wi of 9th ay. ; 1 Therss, ‘Mary ‘and husb; 46th st., 0, of 10th av. ‘A. O'Brien, n. 8. of dthst., &. SINKING FUND CGOMMISSIONERS. OPPOSITION TO THB ELEVATED RAILWAY AT BATTERY PARK—THE CASTLE GARDEN NUI- BANCE. 4 meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund was neld in the Mayor's office yesterday atter- Boon, Mayor Wickham, Comptroller Green, Recorder Hackett, City Chamberlain Tappen and Alderman Reilly were present. Mayor Wickham presented an alternative mandamus, which bad been procured by the second bighest bidder lor the lease of the New York and Staten Island ferry, tompelling the commission to grant the privilege in ew of the fact that Mr. Starin had failed to comply with the terms of the original bid. The mattor was re- referred to the Corporation Counsel for his opinion. Pianta Hackett next oifered the following:— hereas, tho Department of Parks have no such control otpubites perks to change their statutory uses; and 1e appropriation of cily property for new uses louis exclusively te the Cotamisutonere oF tho Sikving d when therelore the pillarsof the Elevated Rail: way have been illegally erceted in the nonly kuown as and called “tho Huttery,” wolved, That this comm: mis New Tore the a a wllers ee ofthe Battery. Mayor Wickham said he would not vote for the reso- ation unless 1, was frat submitted to the Corporation Counsel. Recorder Hackett expressed surprise that the Mayor Was nol aware of the tuct that the Sinking Fund Com- missioners had entire control of this mater. Tho Baitory belonged to the city, and the commission was Its custodian, If the Elevated Railway Company re- fused'to go out they should be put out by the usual statutory proceeding. The Recorder argued strongly in favor of the immediate paseage of bis resolution, Comptrojler Green also spoke in support ints raised by Recorder Hackett. He was hed'that the Park Commissioners haa gone but of their way in authorizing a railroad to take pos- session ofany part of tho city. They were spenuing millions 1n opening places up town while closing up the breathing spots down town. They bad no author- ity to do this and it was a violation of the city’s rights in Lape crip peal roperty. The appropriation of a rt of the ark to be used by the Elevated jlway web wgieet outrage. On the same principle @ railroad might as well be run through the Central bib > jayor Wickham again urged the necessity for send- Fy tea theater before the Corporation Counsel. Bacordee Hackott—1 am surprised that the Mayor of @ great city like this should be ignorant of the law in Felation to public property, Alter some further discussion the preamble was re- ferred to the Cor) tion Counsel and the resolutions laid upon the table. Comptroller Green and Recorder Hackett voted against this ‘disposition of the matter, while Mayor Wickham, Chamberlain Tappon and Al- rman Reilly voted in the allirmative, A resolution was then passed requesting the Comp- ler to furnish a statement of the amounts of rents from the Commissionere of Emigration for rent of promises used by them on the Bauiery. POLICE PERQUISITLES. At & meeting of the Police Board yesterday Sergeant 8. B. Smith, of the Tombs Police Court, was trans. ferred to the Eighth precinct; and sergeant Woodruff, of the Seventeenth precinct, was put in his plac. Tho occasion of the transfer was the discovery made by Commissioner Erhardt of a system of jobbving between officors on the court squad and a class of Tombs law: yers, by which both parties profited at tho expense of anfortunate prisoners. The Commissioner became Sognizant of the matter a few days ago, but wishing to see for bimself, he went to the Tombs Court at an eurly (public pare com. nee. hour terday morning ana quictly took a sent among the spectators, uhotserved by tho officers. Presently he saw @ policeman bring in a prisoner aud introduce him to uw lawyer, who took bim into Borgeant Smith’s priyate room. They soon emerged iu the character of counsel and clieut. This was re- eu several times, und the Commissioner, becoming sis of the correctness of his surmises, sent for Reundsman Prots, of the Sixth precinct, and put him ju charge of the court squad, suspending Sergeaut Smith to await the action of the Board. Tho accused sergeant reporied at the Central Ottico yesterday after noon and had a long conference with Supe! Walling aud Commissioner Erhardt. To voih estly protested his innocence, he he never received @ dollar trom an; harges hi b sentg tm, an the triad wilt take Place at an carly rr ‘The Commissioners express a “determination to dis- necessary bs ~ every man doing dut the courts 1 to break up the disgracetul system of jobbory, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. REFORMED CHURCH CLASSIS. SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THR SOUTH CLASSIS OF LONG IBLARD—DR. CARROLL'S CALL TO OBANGE—THE BAST BEFORMED DUTCH CHURCH. This body convened yesterday morning In the Ro formed church, near the City Hall, Brooklyn, and, after organizing, religious services were held and the retiring moderator, Rev. H. V. 8. Myers, delivered a discourse, which, without sectning to be so, was arefutation of Protessor Huxley’s theory of evolution. Mr. Myers considered the Omnipotent in bis threefold relation to the world as Creator, King and father of mankind, and took the orthodox ground in his treatnient of the subject throughout ln the business sessions which followed the Church Building Committee reported that the treasury for this interest is $7,000 in debi, and this Classis has not come up te the measure of its duty and responsibility in this direction, Dur- ing the past seven years the collections of the South Long Islund Classis have averaged only $1,476 a year; and last year they fell below $400, The General Synod bas recommended that a fund of $50,000 be raived this centennial year for missions, ana the second Sabbath in October has been appointed as the time when pastors shall plead this cause from their pulpits and when collections shail be taken up Any surplus over the $50,000 will be sent to the church erection fund, Since 1870 thirty churches have been built of aided out of this fund, while the fund iteelt has been turned over and over until it represonts $120,000. Daring the last six years $83,000 have been given to it, -A_ special committce, of which Dr, Inglis is chairman, reported bricily on a question sub- mitted to them at the spring meeting as to what entertainments should be excluded from church buildings, lecture and Sanday schoo! rooms, Such as temperance meetings ho thought might well be admitted, but tairs, festivals, &c., ought to be pro- hibited, And yet it was an important inatter to con- sider how far Classis should intertere with entertain- ments to which covnistories bad given assent and’ tho proceeds of which are devoted to religious or benevo- lent objects. The committee will give another half year’s consideration to the subject and to the kindred one, How best can moneys be raised for benevolent objects? THE CANARSIE RRFORMED CHURCH have given a call to the Rev. Mr, Deckhout, of East New York, and offer bim $200 a year; but, asthe clergyman “named is not a member of tho Classis, the call could not be placed in bis hands Mr. Deckhout has been temporary supply of this church for some time past. An independent Latheran church in Jamaica asked to be adinitted to the Classis as a reformed church, butthere were so many legal and ecclesiastical difficulties 1p the way that A committee was appointed to confer with the Church and report at a subsequont mecting of the Classi, Dr. Carrotl, late pastor of the East Reformed ehurc asked for letiers dim ssory to the Classis of Orange, J., to wbich place he has received a pastoral call. The delegates irom that church reported their present con- dition, Alter an existence of twenty years and very great success uuder Dr, Carroil’s ministry since 1871, and with a membership nominal of 400 and actual of about 230, they find themselves now without a pastor and without a church building, with a mortgage of $40,000 on their building, and a member of the consistory exhibited papers in a suit in which he is personally or conjointly: held responsible for $26,000, At present the building, one of the bandsomest in Brooklyn, 18 occupied by pr, Jeffrey's Baptist chureh, but on the second Sabbath evening in Uctober the Classis has undertaken to supply the puipit, and its committee, consisting of Drs. Inglis and Alexander R. Thompson and Elder Sturges, is authorized to hold a prayer and conference mecting there dur ng the week following, and to make arrangements for such further supply the circumstances of the congregation developed at that time may warrant. The Sunday school wiil also open next Sunday week. The ho.ders of tne mort- gages agreed to reccive from the church $200 a month in payment of the indebtedness, but the heart of the people was broken by their long’ and severe struggles, and they could not accept that proposition, The Classis is very anx ous that this church shall be pre- served to the denomination it possible. BURGLARS’ AUDACITY. Aboat four o'clock on last Monday morning Mra Elizabeth Smith, a widow, who occuptes apartments with her daughter, aged six veara, at No. 727 Fulton street, Brooklyn, was awakened by the noiso made by the scratcning of a match. On looking im the direction whence the sound proceeded sbe was terrifled for a moment on beholding a man watching her imtently and standing within a few fect {rom her bed. She was about to give the alarm when the intruder said, in a flerce undertone:~"Lie down. Do you hear? If you yeli or make any noise I will blow your brains out.” He then added, “I want your money or your life,” and he exhibited a pistol. ‘Where is the stuf?” “In my dress pocket, on the chuir’ there.” replied the frightened woman. ‘The robber took the money out of the pocket and _ quietiy counted it. He found but $10. He inquired if that was all the money, and Mra Smith saia it was. “That's too thin; 1 must have more money.” The latter remark awoke Mrs, Smi' child, who began to cry, when the villain withun oath struck the little one, ‘Tie motner could no longer restrain ber feelings and she cried out tor belp. The burglar made another at- tempt to clutch her by the throat, and scratched her face indoing so. He then made his escape by the rear way through an open window. Her screams brought ber brother-in-law and other people to the scene, but the ruffan bad made good his escape, BOARD OF HEALTH. The weekly meeting of the Health Commissioners was held yesterday. A communication was received from Dock Commissioner Wales, calling attention to the defective sanitary condition of the water front of the city, Mr. Wales says:—‘‘It 1s undoubtedly true that malarial influences are rapidly generated in slips and basins which receive tne sewage aod which can- not be effectually cleansed by tho action of the tide, Some cases of malarial fever have already oncurred among the employés of this department und other per- sons in certain districts.” In conclusion he suggests that the Board detail an inspector to make an examina- tion of several points hereafier to be stated. The document was re erred to the Sanitary Committee. « A letter was received from District Attorvey Phelps, iniorming the Board that the Grand Jury had ‘ound the premises Nos. 39, 54, 66, 57 and 59 Mulberry street dangerous to health, "by reason of extreme fithin = and requesting immediate action, Attention was culled to the unfitness of Ludlow Street Jail as a place of confinement, owing to the lack of water in the cells, With reiation to the Mulberry street houses, the Board ordered them vacated by the 10th of October and not egain reoccupicd until thoroughly disinfected. The matter of Ludiow dc vg was roferred to the De- partment of Public Works, to be put in proper sanitary condition, ‘The following is the weekly report of tho Register of Vital Statistics :— There were 487 deaths reported during the week ending September 23; being a decrease of 7 as compared with the preceding week, and 81 loss than the number reporied for iho corresponding week of 1875, The actual mortality for tue week ending September 16 was 511, which ts 98 below the average for the past five years, and represents an a nual death rate of 24.95 per 1,000 persons living, population estimated at 1,064,840, ‘The following 1s a comparative statement of ca: gious diseases reported at this bureau for the two $ ending September 23, 1876:— ‘Typhus fever ‘Typhoid tever. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, soba MARRIED. Crosetr—Hatiaway.—At the residence of the brid by the Rev. M. Goodwin, Samuxt Crosett, of New York to Apis J. Hatnaway, of Hoboken, Hexoxg—Evput.—On Monday, September 25, at the residence of the bride’s parents, New Brunswiek, N. J., by the Rev. Charles Morison, of Christ Church, Gronur A, Hxxoxa, of London, England, to Hanwierré M. Expvt, daughter of M. C. Smith. Ravavx—Kovtnac. —September 23, 1876, by the Rev. Jota Edmonds, Bxx Ravaux to Ecassim Rovnzac, youngest daughter of F. Roullac. DIED. Fisk.—Suddenly, \at her late residence, 241 Dean st, Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, September 26, E1iz. pi of the late John W, Fisk, im the 684 yoar of her Notte of funeral hereafter, Gaxrisox,—W eas Garrisox, suddenly, on the 25th inst., aged rs. ft ‘@ invited to attend the fu- Bi Relatives and Triends neral, from his late residence, No. 729 Ninth avenue, at two o'clock P. M., Wed: ednesday, September 27, 1876. Giies.—On Monday, September 25, Joszru Uitks, aged 69 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of the I. U. of O. F., are respecttuliy invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 288 Frank- lin av., Brooklyn, on Friday, September 29, at two “Goss.—At his residence in Pou, hkeepsie, September 26, Rev. Witttam Goss, presiding elder of the Pough- keepsie district. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the fun- eral, at the Washington street Methooist Episcopal chureb, Poughkeepsie, Thursday, September 28, at one o'clock P. M. Hewsessy.—Monday, September 25, Eu.Lex Hkwscssy, aged 73 year ‘Lhe relatives and (riends are respectfully pounced to attend tho tuneral, from her lato residence, Mulberry st, at two o'clock, on Wednesday, Win Soy) tn ghd 25, at 48 ai ate 86th st, D. Bran. xxw Hunt, M. D., aged 90 year Relatives and trends of ihe family are invited M4 ‘ose attend the funeral service, at the house of = rot Ezra M. Hunt, M. D., Rebeca NJ, Thursday, Soptomber 2%, ata quarter vast throo o'clock P, \ West Philadelphia at 12:45 P. M. will at Princeton Junction and Metuchen.) RILT.—At the residence of his brother-in-law, Patrick Handibode, 340 East 37th at, on Monday, igs sember 25, Jonw Kuitt, in tho 48th year of his age. A Bative of county Derry, Ireland, Notice of funeral hereafter. Kevcy.—Hanxan McCartuy, beloved wife of John Kelly, September 26, aged 32 years. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- trom late residence, 633 1st av., 28th, at two o'clock P.M, Drowned, on Friday night, Danvilie, Va, CHARLES S., eldest son of the ie Simeon and Elvira C. Kingsley, aged 35 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend his 1uneral, from the residence of his brother, G. E. Kingsley, No, 499 Sth av., on Wednesday, the 27th tnst., at three o'clock P. M. Norick—Tne members of Kane Lodge, No. 454, and A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at Kane Jodge rooms, No, 948 Broadway, on Wednesday, the ‘27th inst, at two o’clock precisely, to attend the funeral of our late brother, Charles's. Kingsley, ceased, CHARLES ROOME, Master, Jamxs M. Tiaus, Secretary. Kinstier.—On Monday, September 25, Lexa, wifo of Zachariah Kinatler. Relatives and triends aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Wednesday, September 27, at nine o’ciock A, M,, from her ate residence, 469 Canal at., The members of the Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society are hereby notified that the funeral of the late Mrs. Z. Kinstler will take place this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o'clock, from 469 Canai st. A. S. VAN PRAAG, President. Litren..—On Monday, September 25, STUART Pusrex, infant son of Charles Stuart and Lavinia Littell, Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church, Crauford, N. J., Wednesday atternoon, at two olclock. Lockwoon.—At Mamaroneek, on Monday, Septem- ber 25, Wintiam I. Lockwoon, :iged 60 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the /uneral, from his late resi. deuce, on Thursday, the 28th yinst., ut two o'clock P, September W wikcicik At Goshen, N, Y., on Sunday, Septem- ‘@ short iliness, Asrosio C. Manzixeg, in of his age. jatives and friends are invited toa solemn requiem mass for the repose of his soul, at St. Joseph’s chureh, 6th av. aud West Washiugton place, on Thursday, September 28, at half-past ten A, M, KAD.--On Sunday evening, September 24, CuarLxes D. Mrap. Relatives and friends of the family are invited, with- out further notice, to attend the funeral services, at St. Clement's church, Weduesday, the 27th inst, at haif past ten A. M. ‘Moxagtiax,—On Monday, the 25th inst, at his late residence, 23 Prince st., OWxN MoNaGuay, in the 76th year ot hisuge The relatives and friends of the family, also those of his son, James A., and bis sons-in-law, Peter Mone- ghan abd Thomas McGuire, aro respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, on Wednesday, the 27th inst., at ten o'clock A. M., when a solemu ligh mass of requiem will be offered jor tho repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for in- terment. McUantt.—On Sunday, September 24, Brrax McCaui.t, aged 47 years. The relatives diriends of the family are respe: fully invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late res dence, 58 Euts 29th st., on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock. oom Fordham, Sepiember 23, D. Evga WEN. Relatives and Cig of the family, the members of Concord Loage, No, 60, F. A. M., and Manhattan Com- mandery, ‘are 'respectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom his lute rosidence,Fordham, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at two o’cio O'CoNNeLL.—On Tuesday, 26th, Katie O'CONNELL, the daughter of Patrick and Mary, aged 20 yea months and 23 days, The funeral will take place from her father’s resi dence, at No. 200 Elm st, ut two o'clock on Thursday, Patugvo.—In Brooklyn, Monday, Sepiember 25, 1876, Dr. ULkic Pataxvo, in the 66th year of bis age. The tuneral will sake piace trom the residence of the deceased, No, 333 Pearl st.. Brooklyn, on Thursday, | the 28th inst, at half-past three P. M. PRITCHARD. —RouKRT PkicHaRD, son of the lato Joseph Pritchard, of Glasgow, aged 20 years and 2 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his mother, No, 165 Eust Thirty-dtth street, at half past two o'clock P. M, to-day (Weduesday) September Glasgow, Scotland, papers please copy. Ruupys.—Tuesday, September 26, 1876, Jars Azokn Rutoves. Services at his late residence, 33 Beekman place, on Thureday, the 28th ins ay Rion bio i Providence (R. 1.) paps Rityer,—On Sunday 24ub rea Taine W. Riryer, in the 4ith year of his age. The funeral tukes place from the residence of his ster, No, 277 West oth st., on Wednesday, at one bo hc P.M. Friends of the family are invited to at- ten. ScHRRMERHORN.—In Parig, on Saturday, 23d inst., Joux Joxes ScuuRuERnonN, late of this city, in the Tist year of his age. SkEHAN.—On Tuesday, the 26th inst, Rictarp Var- ENTIN&, son of James Skehan and Mary (Connor Ske- han, aged 7 months and 18 days, Funeral from the residence of his parents, 354 West 26th st, on Wednesday, 27th, at two o'clock P.M. Friends of the family invited to attend. WukLAax, the beloved wite of WHELAN. —MARY Michael Whelan. Fanera! will take place from the church of the Im- maculate Conception, Fourteenth street and avenue A, at one o’clock P. M., on Thursday, September 28. ‘Trenton and ~an Francisco papers piease copy. Wittiamsox.—On Tuesday, ne tenbee 26, of conges- thon of the brain, Wittiam M. Wintiamsox,’ in the 49th year of his age. Relattvi d friends are respectfully invitea to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, Port Rich- mond, Staten Island, Thursday: moruing, ‘at haif-past nine o'clock. Boat leaves toot of Dey at, New York, at a quarter to cight A. M. Tho remains will be taken to Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, N. ¥., om one o'clock train, Warrremors.—On tho 25th’ September Winuiax Wuntrrworg, in the 28th year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 546 3d av., on Thursday afternoon, at h st one o'clock, Woons.—On September 26, Mary Axx, beluved wife of Bernard Woods. Due notice bereafter. 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BEEKMAN wena GUISSIPINA’ SAMITI therwise Miss Joswphine Smith) ,.Mise ELSIE MOORE TAR iiss VINTON Mise BRIGIT ¢. BONFANTI SPIRIT OF TH SEIgre OF Mile, SOHLKE ere: Lr SATURDAY, at Duo notice will be giv o'clock. tho first appearance this OR and of wn important yx MM MM i 5 lm coco YY MMMM ¢ ue y eM bee? it 6 Y- M 3 ueceoc Yy M Ir cece NOVELTY THEATRE, 622 AND 624 BROADWAY, K EEEE EKBE TO-DAY, S TO-DAY: L1¥ COMPANY, NO. 4 PHOITES, PHOITES: LULU DBLMAY. RIFFL . ‘The talented © eee Sketeh Artists, J tux ‘MODERN’ With RKER SISTERS, M. CLIFFORD. M TELL, MONS, DOME. in his wonderful foats of skill, The tavorive Negro C THE x 5, Solection, & Aria front 7. Mareh, 9. Carlisle Wall, YOUNG APOLLO CLUB, 10. March, “Shot Proo! 11. Galop, 50 conte: ONE HUNDREE D 4. Webor’s Grand Pia: Mr. i AKL! S5 ADA LYSWLo. ow EE L DRAMATIO pe. 8. Austin Pearco Southe -Cussidy EVE SATURDAY 30, AND FIFTIETL RFORMANCE of the season and He eft of TH played in GILMORE'S four persins «FIV, DOLL AL Bale of boxes | and reserved tables this morn AL MGR AMM, Philadetphin in prose: 10,000" Mr. M. ARBUCKLI Mme. JULIA. THE YOU FaNOU people. ORE 11 O'CLO Lessees and Muna, 4* Thoatre. Nril WEEK ‘OF ta TRIUMPHANT 0 POND BYRON'S. Bay ISITE; ROMANTIC PLAY, ANAPALUS, “THE GLOWY TH ‘STAGE 1" already been witnessed by over ONE HUNDRED OUSAND DELIGHTED PEI OPER and ix given with marvellous features, unparalleled splendor and introduces th ‘VINEST BALLET EVER SEEN IN AMERICA, A powerful cast, including Mr. F, C, BANGS. sSARDANAP ALS AGNES BOOTH. ‘ SUPERB »TAGE EFFECTS, AcT 1, acT I. THE ROYAL PALACE}! Introduction ofthe GRAND from the banks of the Tigris~ | ITALIAN BALLET and won- derful stags SUMMER PALAUVE OF SAR- DANAPALUS. Splendid realistic THE TIGRIS BY MOON. Light and DEPARTURE SARDANAPALUS? Rovau Ba ‘ACT AIT. THE Feast OF SAR- DANAPALUS. JIN) TUE ALL OF NIMROD. In Shia evens oocars she startling effect of the disturbance the orgies by # TERRI storm, accompanied by crash~ ing and rambling 1 HUNDER and vivit flashes of LIGHT. NING, the most wonderfal and impressive stage repre: | Lin's maznificent painting. sentutions ever given. HE RULNS OF NINEVEH. Oftho GRAND ITALIAN BALLET, 68 tu number, are enowned Mile. BARTULETTI, premiere danseuse asso- scone— grouping inthe act IV. | IMMOLATION OF SAR DANAPALUS the GREEK SLAVE—Burning | of the Paluco—Rising of the Tableau Curtain upon ‘Tel- ‘oftho Grand Overn, Paris, und Sig, MASOAGNO, of jan Varlo, Naples, and Seala, Milan, MATINE EVSKY SATURDAY, AT 1%. Y OF MUSIC ITALIAN OPERA, fens PALMIERI, Mile, DE BELOUCA, Sig. BRIG- NGIAK STRAKOSCH begs to announce that ko bas sue- ceeded in making arrangements with the above uamed hed orted by an ive one week o AND. [TALIAN OPERA, commencing Moniiay evening, October 2, 170, at 8 o'elock, Meili Beiliat's moamtet works 1a Gh 6 ucts, NORM Mme. MARIA PALMIERI. prima donne of the Theat ples, and Le Seale, Milan, will made her fount in Now Yore im'her rout rol au (Arst eppourance In New York) ;. ulmlert (itat appeurance jn New Yori) nly (titst appearance in I Director and Condcto T = he Eveuing, Uctober ARON i NNSA DE BELOCCA as Arsaco in SEMIRAMIDE. WEDNESDAY Kvening, October 4—First’ appenrance this season ot nor BRIGNOLI as Ferrando in ~ FAVORITA. THURSDAY Lveuing, October 91l T . FRIDAY kveuing, October 6—FIFTH OPERA NIGHT. SATURDAY, October 7. LA BELOCOA MATINEE. Lidia 'PRIC! Seats, 50 cents 1 diuission to. Family © sule of seat formsnees, to-morrow (Thursd PARK THEATRE, GENUINE : SUCORSY ‘W AMERICAN PLAY, aighty speller” and,"Gilded Ago,” © CLOUDS! which wiil be prosented srary Inutines at 2 with ite SPLEND! THE successor to th evening at 8 and Saturd: D CAST and BEAUTIFU. ally wh n. | SCENERY. TRAE, gor 514 BROADWAY. Ppitiontco's |W. HASTEN i a an pst. Qladisou square), Monday, September ‘14. POLITICAL. MPATGN Te aia, at FIED, OLITICAL Campaign Equipments. ube, efforts. VW of blue and ys low, with rer eugles on huts. iL mel Camapaign Fauipiients, inte: of itata’ (or Caper and pes (unty color and style), with patent double swing sine Toren and Stick, ‘urnished to ciubs at tactory prices. apd for ful pardieniarn of coun toh adquartors, Wit. K! 5 Broadwi New York. APANTED-TO BUY A CONFECTIONERY INA GOOD sitaation, if possible, uptown. Addross offers to Z. A., W NTED—A BURK STONE (DIY) MILD NOT LESS than 40 inch; must be In good on Address, with x 1 t olive, New lowent cash price, YW ANTED TO BUY-MEDIUM SIZED 5 AND dete lock, cheap. Address eORSON, Ws —FOR GASH, GYLINDER DESK AND other Office Furniture and Carpet. Addross A. J., box 2,000 Post office, _ “BILLIARDS. Dts GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN’ STANDARD vel Billiara Table md hand Tables, Phelan and Goitonder Combination Custions, H, W. COLLENDER, 738 Broadway, MERIUAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES—WITH Delany's wire cusbions; large stock ot Trimmings: d hand Pabieg at wreat one enteiin We GnirFirn & C0., 40 Vesey st BW AND SECOND ere BILLIARD TABLES AT deduced prices, GLORGE E. PHELAN, 80th st. and TUth av. mwo 44gh9 BEVEL TABLE) Asrorace COMPANY, 103 Wer MATRIMONIAL, NG WIDOWER, POSSESSING EVERYTHING EAGLE $50 BACH. Bid st. wes Gonsinued om DOWN BKORDWav: ALLANT GOTH, inwitgh HAIMIGAN & HAI, Billy Burry, Hilly Gray, Billy Carter, Larry Tooley, and'all the compaiy appear, First appearance of America’s greatest Motto Singer, Mr. FRANK LEWIS, Italian Ballet Master. Kexppeurance of the popular favorites, QUILTER and GOLDRI JOHNSON and BRUNO in new original spectal Billy Barcy’s INTERNATION AL RLFLE: waren, WEDNESDA ND SATURDAY MATINEE. FRANC sar a SEIS | ws OPERA iat Oo 3 Edward Benue * OR, 1 Birch, Thirty Wainnold, Brillians Buckus. Artiste. ia 3 Theo SCREAMS ( He FUNNIEST. ENTENTAL iaTiNEES SATURDAY aT APs MOT WONDERFUL MAN or a Day, COMMANDEUR, ste ns, bes Ar SATURDAY E Ge REPT: 9 ‘at 8 o'clock, Popular prices. Admission, including reserved seats, $ i 50 ani ts. TH & COS, 23 ‘ieket oflice now open at SUNUBL: jon squar RMANIA THEATRE, AD, NEUBNDORKFF.. Diroet WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER LUFTSCHLOESSER, comedy in five acts, by Mannstuedt, daily from & til 4 o'clock, tor MURRAY'S CIRCUS, Eust River. foot of Henson Bt, Performance every afternoon and evening by the largest and cireus company in the world, SSION ONLY 25 CENTS. Gs RICAN INSTITUTE, | 49TH ANNUAL EXHIBI‘ION OF THE GREAT INVENTIONS OF THE YEAR AM unusual di play ot AMERICAN INVENTIONS AND AMERIAN PRODUCTS, able, Wauts @ congenial Jady companion, Ad Now to be ath lt parientan an io rope, wie wile re: UPWARD OF 40) VARIRTIES OF FRUIT. aa ioe rote 2d and 3d avs,, between G3t and 64th sts, i “MEDICAL. ROFL ROOMS. 1 AKGYER ROOMS. LUCERO HWE ERT ni AY, AND g0T A =D AND MME. GRINDLE CURE ALL FEMALE BRILLIANT Tees GHOMeAN, ay \TERTAINMENT, acompialnis, whuvever the matter, 142 West 44th wt, ACK UF AMU a ‘ Fk sING SiC NOL eK MIND IS TH CL. AAAI MEN BE Ent | Urea =MS. «nursing. WORCESTE, Tdi A Aw (i AND. MME, MAURIOEAU; 30 YEARS? PRAG. stice, Office 120 Liverty st. near Greenwich. oor0R EMERY'S pA Dad EFIOD.-aAPE, oe 1d quick ; all casi Bast Lath st. See wun a0 SERDOALL Saaes, ‘De or Mme, Wisl, 45 Bieovker st, near broadway NTMANCE ON SOPH ST, TRALFY'S ALMAMBRA PALACE, ‘The fashionable resort of Pui AKALFY S EUORD ta KS delphia, UM QING (inst time) as GIROFLE-GIROFLA. Adnalevion (te alt paris of the house) cy ry Suturday attern: i at ALM BE “in GiKOF LEG) WORLA, 500, extra, ALAIN RO STRANGERS VISIT. _ Admission, 5 ‘AL, a ing tie ely should not matt to visit this place, joung Attendants, Admission free, gic aie iment ean ob Mr. Gilmore's Benetit ni COIS, Filth Avenue Hote 2 SOF in special ‘boxes for igbt at AsWEbbe HAZARD & ‘ora 1 at the Armory, N AMERICA, and Managers, oO 0000 andher COMIC OPEIA Comp. ite Opera. THE PRINCE Popular pre FRIDAY EVENING, BEN The GRAND DUCHESS will be roprose TO-MORROW EVE Next week Troupe and ® FIFTH AND LAST. WEEK. MONDAY EVENING ‘The regular FALL A ed. NING—THE JOLLY PERPUMER, Mrs. G, C. Howard, Slivin’s Original Slave corps of 200in “Uncle Tom's Cabin,” HERTDAN SHOOK Mr. A.M. PALMER rH A LAST WEEK oF THE ME IRSLIMINABY SEASON ek of BRET HARTES Play, TWO MEN OF SANDY BAR, OCTOBER 2, INTER SEASON ‘D. will be inaugurated by the. revival of the great success of This great ing nearly a Theatre Cony Shis houve in the seuson of 1874, THE TWO OF 0 ORPHANS. drama will be presented with w cast embrac- Il the principal members of she Union Square any and with ‘aguiticent Scones and Costumes, for first, TWO ORPHANS night commences next, at 8 o'clock. DKS Y Caxtapiea THIRD AVENUE THEATRE, EVERY EVE) nour Sst st. VING + THIS WEEK nm ES WEDNESD. MATINE! AY AND SATURDAY, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL, Harry Montaguo, Orrin Brothers, Master Martin, inuie La irgie Jackso Concluding with the screaming Rovert Butler, Charies Koollman, pice raie ts Yara, olian Miu trela ronin, THE DUTCHMAN'S GHOST. Kreciy’ Hadwin a Kelly, Jobn Allen, 3d st. and 6th av. ‘J, W, McAndrews, | Edwin Leste: | Comedians, ‘The Glory of the Minstrel Staze.” rout success Mk DAN “OPALL, ‘The Snow Shovellers’ Bullet, Tio Binek A. DESTR DN OF, NINEVEH AND ‘SIXTH AVENUE, Jobnny Morton, by aR if H,. Surridge, Japanese Hominy. ae ‘Only Leon! ® FY'S KIRALFY'S The fashionabl Alhambra Palace. Alhambra Palace. Broud at., above Spru Pitedelphia, Tesort KIRALFY BROTHERS, sole Proprietors, VEN) CENTENNIA In 80 DAY: led by the Pre: DE RO: MLLE. Ls TURSIER, MLLE. GOUGAIN. THIS ONK HU HUNDREDTH ON HUNDURDTH ONE HUNDREDTH performance performance e in thi L CITY, ‘TAL CITY, IAL AnouSD AROUND AKOUND AROUND THE WORLD WORLD We we WORLD. 8, TUE GRAND + GRAND GRAND THE GRAND mieres IN 8) DAYS, BALL: T, ALL BALL BALLET, MLLE, MLLE, MLLE. GOvANT, RALFY, DE RO: Dertaxien, . GOUGALS, MONS, and ARNOL GRAND PROME, ADE CONCERT fa the finial by (\WATEAU M. ith ot, and iit av, rs AND BEAUT UNAFPKOACHABLE CUPID'S FAoUiE ENTRANCING PK ated Garden: the ‘ALHAMBRA ORCHESTRA. iE “IN BIthLLLAS NG Ry THE Ki BOMBA: THE SU A'S PALACK, CH AND SPANISH DANCES, FEMALE obits QUADRILLE. EXTRA CARD, Wit ALLAGK'S. Mr. WALLACK begs to announce that his season will in which Mr. H. J. Mr. Herbert, Mr. 8 kuthe box office for securiny seats will and Mi: after Monday Ballet, Fur Opening of the HAIRY GhOTTO. TUESDAY, October 3, when will be produced a new comedy, in three acts, sted F EN M Mr. H. Beckett, Mr. Arnott, its Ada Dyus, play, the pemeipel p ened daily on and nxt. September : in the city. ‘OVIS=IMO, na eo) COOLEY, Song and Dance. Gymnastics and Admission, ALN (VOLUMBI cor MATINER. GIROFL Saturda; cof GIROF: THEATER aid Greenwich ay, NICE, NEW. NAUGHTY NOVELITES. Jormed ladies in the world, Filty appear moat sensational entertainment Ferrero Teast 140) Bus HLLEB.Y SECOND “SRAKON," ‘ednesday and Saturday eveni Amsanbly ogg. Tammany Huliding, ayers, iE BANIO 19 Tatuile PrURt In A juarter. HENRY C, DOBSON, 468 Gch av. AMUSEMENTS. U tor four nights ro oniy an LA GKANDE | AIMEE (only tine) o-m4Or row fh pear, LA Ba ONLY Matin Hay afternoon MATING OF ¢ Prices. Admission, 5¢ vole Aime P prices will b Zdmiaston to all Darts of the ho Koserved seats. aturday aftern TINE. dimisslon, ot Ny 1UL0'S GARDEN. = CHARL 3 BENSE. Ty Most EL EVERY EVE Bw ts LOND BABA MA THEATRE, é Fa 3 K Vr . LA TIMBAL. LYCEUM THE. EW BARAUIE IN in’ Mat RICH ING AND Sat X OFFICK OPEN FROM 8 TO 10 Hrowdway and 33d at. oy matives. To-nigus only time of Offenbach's wost popular DUC MESSE, La Grande Drehosse, P CHOLE. atines. ~GIROPLA. ed seats 60s, extra, i ein Viiledeiphia, TRE, SATURDAY, * follows :— Me xtra only AIMER ¥LE-GIROFLA EE PRICES. tr RITES, 3T COSTUMES, RDAY MATING The grandest Bailetsin the woi Mr. JOBH imo oprietor and Manayer o ¢ MATIN TODAY 2. TINE o-paY © MATINEE | | My par ee BOOTING 7 Tho entire, Got ar today at whi r now iu co WALLACK'S WITHO and only termin OPENING OF M MIGHTY Di with MR. AND MEK. PLA n their wonderlul ere: JUDGE sor and Fan GE) for the 216TH TO 222D TIM W. J. eo crab 3, with Pou bbe KL ATRE. BY SHOOK “s PALA IE EVERY EV Week OATES s' comic: * OVE ARISIAN VARIETTE: RISLAN VARIETIES, ray daritet B 1 erhational i “a mevessiul Comedy of DOLLAR, aly entitled VERY EV. MATINEE TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday at 2, he ot Ful “entitled ny ane NEE yentng Pe orformann ont a THE a 1ORENOES AST WEEK nsequence of, REGULAR SEASON, edie hg ns 0 RAL GILFLORY, IN THIS CITY, 2, September 29, FLORENCE. TUBSDAY EVENING, cessees and Managers TNw, at a 3 dae vWveok ouly. A_TKOUPE. aT & bilarating, ptivating. Me OR oy JACK BEASL LIVI Thompson Street Cu SHAN’ MAHA PARI 0 WHO SHALL HAVE A host of rich specinlti Pleasure seekers’ hom if GENTLE MEN'S CODENUE NOBB CRINOLINE VERSUS BREEOHES, NEW 20TS. Frenchy, Spicy, Piqaank HURST corRK, illowod it Jack Beasley. SIAN FOLLY, TURKEY? | An army of artiste, e. | Envy of weak imitators, GSTEINW, ¥ The pr THEODORE GRAND AND NESVAY EV sT The following nrtist Mme. MADELIN! & bape ILLER, id Mr. 5. i THEO, THOMAS” UNKIVALL Admission tickets, $1 each, lic ix respectfully informed that THOMAS, will give a series of yULAR SoRgEErS, OCTOBE! AND CONCERT, will ioral ar naa series THOMAS, ata rincipal poi aliste, Miss Lake 2b og BEEBE, rano, A DRA Spt. Contruit, as PANTONTAT NE, Contralto, Min I, A BISCNOFF. Tenor Bari WititNEY Bassa cipal Instramental Soliste ai "ACOBSORN, Violin, LD ORCUESTRA. Roserved seats 50 cents ex of Resorvod Seats will commence on Saturday ug at the tox offices of Steinway Hall; at G. Sebi 71 Broadway, and at the Gen Admission, S0c. Reserved s PIANOFORTE A =¥OR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQ) Pianos of our own make; als umber of fine secon yM. KNABE ADMISSION, 500, LYCEUM WEATRE, AIMEE MATINEE Saturday. Only AIMEE Matines, Only GIROFLE-UIROFLA Matinee, CARE” for w LL PERSON will find a fine assortment at P instrament jn perf new; ulso second hand Pi is bearing: curtpain pepe fam SONS, 107, 111 Ki ta ish yi Zosewood Pianoiorte $275; stool, Cover. Music upright quarter cost; Box fo Suit, 7 pieces, at a sxcritics donce, all DESIROUS OF PURCHABING A GEN- uine second hand Steinway grand square or upright our warerooms; every t condition and some of them neat rly r makers; beware ot closoly resembling it New York, oi Pits ‘day ut private resb 20 West 23d st., between 6th und 7th ave Gay, GREAT REDUCTION FoR CASH, ON INSTAL. ments und for rent, to suit the times; new and second hand Pianos und Organs, uprights, sav 8. X. BALL & © xrands, > East 14th ot instulmonts adway. Dt and Organs, AORIFICE—WAGN Pinnoforte, cost 8000 inst J isite cary! and finish, PRIVATE FAMILY WiLu s A.wey Parotorte (at sneriticey Tull agratfe, tor AT t four round fect order, 28 Kast Jd st. near 2d ay. 216 ay $150; Weber 7 octave curved lex. SuveR Sora en. SPORE OF 150 FIRST Soe and upright Pisnos aarily low rices for cas! instalments; i Fionth. non WATER bP MA CENT 71-3. OCTAVE (RIANO. ANO, VERY little used; must be sold for less thi price, at 70 Fuh uy., between Lith wud 15th md 00 RION PIANOS TO RENT AND SOLD. payments; squares and uptights, SIMPSON 00% 5 East 14th ste Shans 8. The, oeuavtg overeat Found rosewood Manoforte, riehly arved Togs, all Imp ovenonts, enst $075 for Thievering upright Hagel, a $550, Tor, 8200, $190 ic varvom Sets 1 Dining F ge i fre st be sold. 0 v8 ster Brown eae gehen Feridence. (louse open to'D BM.) No. 47 Weve 10h hand 6th a i) ATE FAMILY WILL SELL ELEGANT 7 4 East 16th st., between Union square 3 THAN $100 ROSEWOOD ELL yrnered 7 octave Pianoforte ; eost 8600; er ILL SELL CARVED ROSE. cost $000, for less than 8100, VE SaRYED LEG PIANO, N'SESOS: iS ani fav ot GEx REDUCTION OF | Batons ‘oud band Pianos for sale, to let, Phu Dkr 00 East NEW AND 3EBO paired and taned. itet., new Bowery. y chenp; ensy torms, sacrifice for exsh and » CHIORERING | PI from $3 to $7; sold on monthly ipecauente KRA! agent eat KENT OR SELL, RRELL'S, No, 6 Union ang IMMENSE Pianos to rent Maexteic 7 OCTAVE rte, 86 GORDON'S, 157 ee a3 RIGHT AND SQUARE stalments or rent iu than any Sy thal BEITS’ Warerooma, 10Uh st. R, 352 Bowery. aaWGGD PLANO- r, Jendid tone; fully guaranteed; scen at New {i ware house it 783 Bro anos. Factors ot 810 Broadway, UNITED STATE: ‘WATCHES. 4 77 BLEECKER NEA advanced on Diamonds, Wateli 77 Bloeeker st. Laces eben, Jewsiry. Silk of every deserij bought Fawnbrokers’ Tickets bought ot Diamonds, 7 ¥ BROADWAY, CORNER 4TH AT.—DL, a sold. JAM $290. =POWEREOL SEW aks CARE PAN Lanne honed us'P. Warcnos, Jewelry, Silverware, mall wdvai ‘ EER i. DAU SOLITAIRE EARRING! \E cxrate each —Kasgenaible lady # at seven per cont. 8, bh Hont Sucques, Silks, ke., bought, -and sold | ano. J vought and sold, ONRY ON DIAMONDS, FURS, eo. Camel's veo o ALU. 190 Broadway, near 29th st, anor Ti Herald offices, iANOS FOR GASH, IN. _