The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1876, Page 2

- e ‘ AMUSEMENT» fs, AMUSEMBESTD. : TAREE BAY perro. oR TORE THE FISH TR A D E ouery of Fisherien to a "p ose ; Lessees and Managers _ l er an hoped, 1 5 9000 8858 00 list at Booth's Theatre. Mr. LESTER WALLAOK.. Proprietor and Manager “ Io | factory results; bus it i= probably too early’ yet to form tf L ° o”" 6 FIFTY-SEVENTH TO. THK Lay hat Tarp TIMES This Saturday Gas Wil @ correct opinion upon the subject. and wo must wait it ee a a “UDB HOMME RRETAE AONAN lo roar, Dio pOnuIA DIAS might oy ‘few yours fonger betore the value o¢ their lavort 0 oO 8 " A! —_ Hi i ee A aa “THK tas OF Tk STAG pent ssetcpy: Oe be Enormous Quantiti B ht to thle crreuntatsnen counecind with the sum n tsheriet oy °o 8 " ——— ever on et it Be Bk we. o paxchbomertalexst, including ADAKAPAL CR FORBIDDEN FRUIT, Beranvers The ities §=Droug! during tue past yoar reim of noLiea, Tue large — ‘the run’? wi u a Tutt, “ooo” Saas: | AM bOdHE MYAHUIA | Bvery evening of © F. Mi and Saturday Mattnes at | iy ‘wil the New York Market, couiince til she Let of September, bot. to thet wrtat Py Sunes nOtthe GRAND FEALIAN BALLRT, in number, ve eP.3 aval thettasives walt } Surprise of the dealers and all inseroaed tt ‘suadiors he re 0. rem: t ‘sti ace and Uirector | Iutnofthe <irand Overa, Paris, a vie MANCAUNO, ol | Characters by Mr. H. J, MONTAGUR, Mr. HARRY epportaatty / and imost uaexpectod y- terminated on the 26th of Twenty-first the San Carlo, Naples, and Senla, M BECKETT, Mr. E, ARNOTT, Mr. W. HERBERT, Mr. J. by { June, Perhaps those versed in oisciculture and ich- Hee Gane We aioe SHANNON, Me W (EYTINGR, Me. EDWIN, Mr J peor Shls slogast WHERE THEY COME ‘FROM. | tvelcer can give a satistactory explanation of this »' me, m iu tet TAUR ead $30 oh eed BLAISDELL and fashionable eee It ts certainty desébving of their inves 5 3” ve ry RB Pr AL. ROYAL. PALAOR BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. t04P.M. big ~ yp “Thou Avery inportens Se ee GKAN banks of Ba uGMEU ME Ur ; aE raIyMr IL oF PAG Gk ATR oy tena re sof she Flgrie— ODS MUSECM, 3. ia “Osiishen Their Great Variety and Relative | one of the snest and descrvediy one of the most es Ming SUPERLATIVE IN BRAUTY. maT ‘tad ae MOON. shite abe: of aug This “The . tcemed of all tho ish caught off our coasts. There are RAE RICHEST IN COSTUME. oF SA RDANAPALUS DACRE, Admission 15 cent. Karatsaten' 20 eons Geturday Rafe Frey |= Value as Food. As many as forty vessels enyayed in halibut dah . THE HANDSOMES! IN SOBNERY. ROYAL Bane Aggusstn Deira great Play, * each vessel taking Irom 200 to 400 in a single ROUND THE CLOCK, ARK THEATRE the fish, varying in Weight from 20 to 200 pound hoy av sor ‘Biadueing the World's Champions, P have teen known to attain a weight of 300 pot are oon iintwimatupene| enaxo marten : 298 .eopvan com! MonFs” cious, [A MENU OF FISH. | pe ‘ete Sef, muse of ee Eee : im GRAND SPARRING. MATC! ‘ ; EVENING POST PARK THEATRE, Rib dite Hg 8U ao hatte Ek Oroar NON SQUARE VERY NIGH BVENING at 8, SATURDAY MATINEE, 2 Leg sey brag Banc ee P agpeess tha liao 93: DANAPALU ‘rita! the most succeasful Play of CLOUDS, + tr markets, bus tb t nay aut bece The MALL say: or THE P the CENTURY, LOUDA, The fish trade of New York, which is our markets, but the taste of our people has not been AL a \uenepect of & lone ‘OT Tit. west Silignipan SHOOK. | D’Ennery. 4 Cormon'’s mar In preparation, W. 5, 5, Ontdert'e Comedies of |, ‘ork, concentrated | educated up to an, appreciation of this by CUS undoubtedly aase ‘rich Dereus sere 7 SE pink, geast a ord “i ae vidual nue out Drama, “TOM CUBG,” ang “SWEETHEARTS, in and around Fulton Market, has within the last ten | customer, and the people of Bosion hi (ose ign beea a lon, be DLs! ‘i % oO ‘ ‘The SPIRIT of the TIMES | “I rich In lueidens.” HALL OF NIMROD. In Regine as over ot AAciG: | with (te sapere OReaxs. RAND, OPRRK TOTsR, OFHE_AY. AND gab ST, | Yours become one of the most pronporous intereste of | Tit nuities of the awordiaif, which are caught with ‘al oes the startlt | MARVELLOUS SATURDAY. MaTINBE || and its unrivalled caste, in- bss -est-acrieuee the great motrupolig The yearly sales of all varieties, | burpoon and aftord exciting and sometimes dangerons a tan oe ee CRT tome, MATINEH TO-DAY, ar 2 from the salmon and Spanish mackerel to,the porgie | sport, are sold in Boston, where they ure with in, Hobiasom, James’ -ONelk MATINKE TODAY, AT 2 bane Paani Tusa Digsian sat iene whniectia ne wb eka nae of Ligitr SPECTACLE Claude Peaerouyh. 3. ak Doors open at 154 TWO MILLION DOLLARS. rarely, it ever, a drug on the market, { Sad inpeepeine anes a, ot teen | Thoms: Morin Log ABUIBSISR: oh Clas. Liserfhaphepicediy beat yiesioussordigcoaetcxipaedl Mee rey MS Pr ey recent as: 10 ne sentation ever giv ro 7 4 8 onpenrann Pmmazent seers : eu. pave a Hee 3 fag as pro- i sehr he yb, wi Orchestra Ch Parlor Qhaira, $1 28, to which oe renee add their profits, Of thoseen- | Cession to our list, 18 in season In $e early spring, at ot Aey Quigley, G. M. Colling Snow LF PRick, Gaged in the first branch of the business, in Fulton, | which time but jew are to be found in ont warkete, eer WSATHBRABY Per el or. — nad ret vou ‘ene Ai Wavshing.on and Catharine markets, th are thirty- Twenty. five years age they were almost unknown in rr ° ara a eae were NSF A BS il ul i i, i THE arniehA® cane OS: ssonu TAS a Onrtaln ‘open Tel. Laden Hilson ‘ran Vernon, UNTIL FURTHER. “aloe ers, who receive their supply on consignment trom all | March till che latter part of October and are taken from the Linperial Theatres, lerlin and Vienna and Le | bin'smagnificent punting, eee ae UNTIL FUKTHER Ni parts of the country, while the balance are jobbers, | mostly from tho waters of Long. Island, the Jersey Eas ‘Milan. TILK RUINS OF NINEVEH, ITALIAN BALLET. ymour, Mrs. @. 0. HOW, ae. : coast and Sandy Hook. The p: Tapges trom tour ELIZABETA MENZE SARA rate GAHEEETY’ rupees OP. M. THE GREAT “aise LANTATION WORNE, | who handle large quantities of fish for the uso of ho- | {ovight cenva, sometimes higher and soraetimes lower, Rt Sto, MERBRLL | | AS Goat AUDA MER WN OBE oon pure ATRE COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY. BLAVIN’S ORIGINAL “GhoHGTR JUBILER SINGERS | ‘els, restaurants and various public tustitutions | according to the supply, which is very flueta: THR AMAZON MAKI, CERT. "An imme Programme, Salo of seats begun, HARRIGAN & HART. Proprietors Among their best customerstare the Astor House, the | Sting. This fully accords with the known TUE ORANDEST BALLET, | ye . ts MW. MANDI lanager 200 GENUINE GULORED YOLKS. £ ‘ ; * experience of fishermen, for of all fish perhaps the THE WoxpEnry L CHA E SHIP ON MBNSE SUCCESS] IMMENSE SUOsESSII HARRIGAN AND TART ARKIGA T. Bomething never b etore s sce on any stage. i. Nicholas, the Metropolitan, tho Gilsey, the Wind- | most uaretiable is this powerful and pugnacious mem- BN SEA ‘TO TE FAIRY PALACE. L THEMBNDOUS ENTHUBIABE Be aie TARIIGAN'R MALONE NIGHT QF TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, sor and other first class hotels, some of which consume | ber vf the mackerel iamily. The common mackerel is RO JOUNNY ROCH and DICK STEIRLY in the ~ TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, 400 to 600 pounds of fish every Friday, Indeed, on | $2 market at the same time with his congener, and OVERE LO WING, BBB A RRR NN NU UMM MM” S88 FREE AND SUEN! BECOND GRAN tani CONCERT enh der'deubie ai peat ired that is pur. | mes the dealers are so overstocked witn the sup} NIGHTLY. BB ARM R RNN NU UMNNM'S 8 Kynock and Smith, Prank Lewis, , rate Rey te eae Pur- | that they are glad to get rid of them at the lowest vad BOB AA RORKN NU UMMM’ nty and Cumtiin SLAYIN'S 3 GEORGIA 7UUBILRE. SINGERS, chased on other wook days, the demand being mostly | prices to the licensed venders. In the early spring the Y faery Tooley, 25 , yap, A A ERR, N NxU UMMM seg rand willy Carter and dghn 9 Willing. gah ye © RESERVED SEATS, 50 CENTS. for the cheaper varicties. Cod and haddock, flounders, pas Mgrs Rarer Fg brag een (New Yuri ater 2 4 x 01 weston EINWAY HALL. BBA AR RN REY oe NN M i BILLY HARRYS LAST OF THE SOU TBLO® GARDEN. eels, porgies and herrings aro tho fish of the poor | comparatively imitea quantities, Im the fall there it THIS (SATURDAY) jATTERKOD BBA AR RN NN MONN 8 Music by Braham, Scenery by Weed. x ares map, and vast quantities of those are disposed of dur- | generally a superabundanoe, and prices range trom Rie THOM BBB A AR RN XN UU MM 6s8 DNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE, The performance of BABA at the matinee today ter- img the Lenten seagon and on all so-called fish days. | U¥¢ beaten | pea My pe fish, according to the a wl Tates orca: ar SHOW ON BARTH, suburban visitors to reach | When it {s understood that about 10,000 tons of fish of podlers ecome the prineipat Hpsiesay A inte Bpaaien c MISS AN D: HIS ORIGINAL HIPPODROMB i every deacription are sold in New York every year, tho | mackerel, which, despite the constantly increasing CONCERTO, for Piano and Orch F minor op 21. (GILMORE'S GARDEN 2 PIANOFORTES, ¢ ORGANS, &u. importance of this branch of the food supply of our | supply, still keeps its place in public” eatimation, Chopta TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY, (TLL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING AGEN: | comes to usin Joly trom the coast of North Carolina Mi, 8. B. MILL TWO EXHIBITIONS oo A i ight | city will be fully appreciated, _ For the distribution or | and sells at twenty-five cents per 4 wholosale. BYMPHONIC POEM, Leaks Saint none i WV)TERE A STRANGER IN NEW YORK, 70 ASK US | pints Oul'sed'n duetasortincay at tur wareroomse ests | pale of these 10,00) t bis long been a facaudhelecsienteh tia eoraeay amen i 4 a OVERTURE, “Oberon”, Weber where he wonld feel most at home and happiest instrument in perfect condition and some of the! ly " aye Ciajabues the judgment of some epicures is regarded both in new; also second hand Pianos of other makers; beware ot on bearing our name ogee. closely resembling it, an_ evening's enjormenty we, should unhesitatlnely ‘AT THE StH AVE ALD. eTRENWAY & SONS, 107, 1 it 14th st, New York, HEATRE? ". TWENTY MILLION POUNDS, besides the thirty-six wholesale and commission deal. flavor and quality as Superior of that fish, How evor it may divide the honors with the Atlantu ACHTGESAN: Voigt AND, JOLLIENNE. Boecherini Schubert-Liszt HoouUsEICAL GARDEN. E a Vast AND VERITABLE, “TH AV. THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 28TH ST. 8T. uh cal by de PINNING’ SUNG.” Wagner-Liszt NILE NATU 5 i s ger. ers, there are 400 others who are engaged exclusivel: salmon ere in be po dor ot its ROMANZB, “Non cunt: Thom the galy Hein 1 asi MENARD, Mi AUGUSTIN DALWS tei Speetnculae Comedy. Pinos et ea pen teukey. soy fe alana re 2 | or parsially in the business, and on whose stands meat, | Superiority over the salmon of Mise a sThomes | HUGE SHA’ LIONS AND MA. KINR MARVELS, ‘AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS Bumbor of fine second hand Pianos, in po » | ‘lien Profeasor Baird has’ done so" moe Continuous and uproarious merriment. yaks houses, vegetables, oysters, lobsters, crabs, &o., are also sold, to introduce and naturalize in our waters, 4 AN ERAL wane i OF Ht The ™UATTAIN of morsal Bota ein WM, KNABE & CO. No, 112'5th av. above eth 98, gc tage i k | year Spanish mackerel sold as low as eighteen cents A. GROKG COSTEN' FFI e rs or licensed noble Greek Albanian, bi i RE abeh MO ain, ee et ce ee a cea ice find a ap inst haesaransllptandtig ity per pound to the retail dealer, but the season was an BRA’ ‘at the box oes of Btelnway TATIOORD: Eos NAD TO. Foon, ¥ ae Eee Te tere hare nd their profit in the sale of fruit, in another of vege- | xceptional one and afforded no indication of Hall; Schirmer's, 701 Broadway; Schuberth’s, 23 Union Lute A ic $ oer vel and Mecha L 1 OF Eg rf mt, cust tables, when tne prices are reduced confine their busi- |‘nont prices. Should, however, the catch continue to tquare, and the ticket office 111 Broadway, size atomad le My is and Mechanical Scente LLLLL UU F KEBEE i: upright Piano, $4 ness fof the time being to fish, and when tho market | increase, as seems moat probable from tne exper! Suit, $125: rop Sui niture 3 4 N. ing city. fists, botwoen Sth-sad Ou ara PRIVATE FAMILY, GOING ABROAD, WILL BELL to cash purchasers # magnificent 74g octave four round ood Planoforte; prominent cust $1,000, for Music Cabinet; gant sieinway it, $39 5 on MONDAY EVENIN 1 Ogtoder 16, 98.8, GRAND a) 2 rae ENTIRE INAUGURATION PROGR AIO ORATRRETAL INTERNATIONAL hr 4d Ll be in Part Second WATTNEY, ann? GRA Dae usSSTRA 08 of the past ten yoars, what 1s now regarded tok ‘a luxury Foatanity be placed within che. 70 ach of 4 poorer classes, FIFTEEN YRARS 4GO this fish was unknown in our waters, but, like the dlae fish, whose habitat was coniined to Southern coast, and which is now so abundant in ‘our markets, the numbers caught have exhibited a steady and marked a CENTENNIAL,” PORTRAIT GALLERY, AN ALADDIN AMPHITHBATRE, ‘The werld Prbcetgine ite! oR, On, FIVE onkat i Rous TROUPES, AN EQUESTRIAN £XPOSITION mecessiteting a constant ebaaue of programme for {ts pre- ation. BRILLIANT AND VARIED TRIOMPHS, is. glutted come to the reilet'of the dealers, who, anxious to get rid of the great surplus at the earliest possible moment, sell itas lowas one or two cents a pound, On cuch occasions the scenes in and around Fulton Market are particularly animated, On Friday ely be sold, farally residenee No. 4 A cot Negba ren Tih Mr. CHARLES cogeal, OHN BROUGH AM, CHARLES FisH&R, JAMBS LEW: WILLIAM DAY: si SYDNE BARRYMORE, ENNETT ‘iiss AMY FAWSI WELL,” EMILY RIGh, GhoRG(E DREW, MARY WELLS sna’ Mra G. HL G) BERT in most amusing characters, and IN THE KAVISHING SNOW’ BALLET AND GOR- GEOUS TRANSFORMATION MARIE BONFANTI and AUGUSTA wine a US AND’ PRICES OF ADMISSION A. Mile. iso satin Parlor | mornings, when the dealers are overstocked and the be had ih in tropolits 2 puny, Fox ROW aaa arHONY rae REATES! ieRbe es AN AND ue Enola Resor THe ARENA | PO maebe ol lared a. great at tw ih ave irae be nows has been ciroulated among the pedlers that ‘fish is Pivltea ainselic cane aveone irom sd B, ‘enn t | gold. N. Be—Onll before purchasing elsewhero. No res: ” Fusute™ tinea RSAL the Harloane Homer of raallang Chaimpton Carrying | | MATINER OF “LIFE.” | “ihe Tanhter ani apniause | sonable offer refured for cash. be tbls peo rktsad FiO fees can Bere «| tae aie takes ala Coens ok ra oepiombor PRICE OF i bareback acts. i x ie ier hee, Times (BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD SEVEN OotavE PU FUNG. ne ty the catch during the present cone Pontes the aay Worm CHARLES W. (PIs He cg TO-DAY AT TWO. oye teneee ee gh a jorte. rigs degs, overstrung bass, $100, 216 East shp, and extending up Fulton and Beekman streets for | reached tl 1@ aggregate of 40,000 pounda. abestictions lor ‘olther the Byaphouy Oaucerts ‘or Ly a ct jarebucl ampion Tri ‘questrian of large enough for the crowds fe ss three or four blocks, the fish vondérs have established | ono of the rarest and dearest of all the high priced fet Public Kehearsals, or both, are now received at the prin- ate VWELY LADY EQUESTRIENNES. bent on seeing ‘*Life.’" OF aha & SONS’ NEW SCALE a regular blockade, and appear to have taken complete sold in Now York, is of the mackerel species, It is a cipal music stores, piano warerooms and at the box office ot OUR FROLIGSOMR AND YOCaLE FOOLS. AOLm THEATRE, sain BROADWAY Seneca NewYork, “PP *? | possession of that portion of the city, The “rush” | BAlive of she Gulf of Megico, and the first catch is die: Hteinway Hall." Purchasers of season tickets con select | OVER. 10) FEGHLRSS. PRINCIPAL LRESORSERS. AGLE THEATRE: Sree craid Way S661, NEW SORE Ts. BO es y. The “rush” | posed of in the New Orleans market for $1 a pound. It fc ason on and atier MONDAY, October | NEW AND VARIED ip BARTON aut FOLLOW PEAGLE THEATRE. | T SACRIFICE—MAGNIFICENT 71-8 OOTA begins about four o’clock in the morning and contin- | is regarded as @ groat delicacy and Magen 1 ‘roprietor and Zianager.... ‘ichly carved rosewood Vianoforte; superior tone an: rior oven to tho Spanish mackerel, wi i OTICE, to retain PeetOr Trust ——~ two perforinancer of the Ft CRON eT near Salk ae eee ee rene | Nes fOr many hours, while the confusion and clamor | Superior ovos to tho Spanish mach pepe eae oon gn ttt tata Base kokee Mee | Atm rey eat of Cs Teast — Bardinot Appfogeeeeteeete | denen 50 Ease Oe Ncauirr omagest Ws ts valves dompane, cae tin'| Eecaght Ned ee Galton heine wa Beldisperea 4 of. : sci peste, eents extra, Doors opennat t and Oa0 Fie Taretee vanouns FIANOFORTE, “7 OOTAYH: ROUND | Whatever is cheapest te im greatest demand, and the | brought from North Carolina to Fulton Market, where OOTH'S THEATRE: TO-MORROW (SUNDAN): | Grand Animal and Arenic spectacular Kntree at 2 and 8. Sa Arcornery, carved legs, rent $5 monthly, or on lnstalments; | supply is disposed of almost exclusively in the tene- iat years conscrasa umber were free, TO-MORROW @UNDAY) EY ) EV. ING, AT 8 OCLOCK’ —OLYMPIC NOVELTY TY THEATRE, re a. J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley piace, near Broadway, ment bouse districts, . .. 4 d and New Jersey in nets, with Spanish macke: SECOND GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT. 00, 2 Tyy* uM Fs FPPp mm cco aie tae A, Cie PIR ore At one time these local‘ties are literally deluged with ea ge quantity ee on the er ol Vin a o MM MM io o usre Piano, soll or let it on advantageous terms*| cd nesapeake and were received by o1 ‘The management begs to call attention to theextraord- | 0 0 L XY MMM M Ere? IG Bee ee een io trot clase pai fe 142 Post office. mackerel, at another with codfish, at another with | #inia and in Chesapeake Bay and peony a pas Gary artistic talent engaged for this occasion. °Go0" Ser, F OV RE TE Goo? | Matines at Tce evening at—8, ARGH STOO OF CrRGHT a: AND SQUARE es ephee or ie ‘i iy own daherien weighed sbout 150 ponds and: from 6h goles OTIC ni for cash, instalments or rent, ¥ ish tra: while extendin, ath at least unds were received, ei SEAL DE BECCA, italian Operar who wiilap: | NOVELTY TUEATRE. NOVELTY THEATRE, Monday next. muotver entire change, iow at Ret Pies, 3 Haw Usha a4 agp lecra oi ne ed lal ery NO" pun BURIEED 48a, Bear for the fret time in sus city in concert, by the cou: — Bverything new. age OS Everything new. PARLOR GRAND PIANO, $160; PIANOS AND | 7O0T) MOY that to commence with the | :nown on the Southern coast as the rock may @f Maurice Strakosch, MM MM Al oTTTTTT HT XN N ERER REEB A Unghable Programe Organs at great bargains; installments 65 and $10 of Lent, and reaches its culminating point | said to be in season all the year round, Flor! MY v thiy; organs to ponte Wy that season. The favorite among all the varie. | Goorgia, North Carolina and Virginia contributing ea Signora GEMMA ane MMMM AA T WNNN BBR EKER wth [cseatrg note Be loge f ey EK & SON, 23 Clinton place, < eo Wednesday aa Savard: c their proportional ipply to our markets, In fact, (her frst appearance in America). | MMMM ASAA =F iL NNN RO Eg | MATINEE pranastin be NING AT RRAT nani, ee rae NEW AND | “e# 1% of course, the shad, which is generally most | tne bass is {ound over a longer coust range than almosl Mise REBECOA COHEN, her first appearance, iy — MATINEE ar 2 NING AT 8. ‘second hand Pianos, at FISCHER'S, 421129 West | Abumdant during the months of March and April, hes, boing taken as far north 7O-DAX. —TO-DAY | (VATEAU MABILLE VARIETIES, Long before this, however, this popular member ot the e Gulf of St. Lawrence. The Bigner FERRANTI, the distinguished baritone, TO-DAY ——————______________ TO-DAY C S470 ST. & 3D AV. EB MAKERS— he family 1 bi largest portion of our supply of this substantial and Bignor GIOVANNI OPERTL KIGHT—ADMISBION, 15, 35 AND 50 ORNTS. Brery evening at 8. Crowded nigh NING TELEGRAM. AN the news for 2 | Prolite herring family is exhibited on the streets, for | ravorite ish comes {rom the waters of Rhode sland, RESERVED SEATS, 500., 75U, AND $L Hi tas tr TREE Car conte, Advertising, 20 cents per line. Cireulation. 40,000 | aa early as Christmas tho first Southern shad makes | jrassachusetts, Now York, New derscy and Connecti: Monsieur SAURET, the famous violinist, Wes ees HE 8, copter. ite appearance in New York. ‘They come from Florida | cut. = pee Part Sade y 4 ee pl ATES, ANKEE. ARGE STOCK OF PIANOS .TO RENT OR SELL bays of long Island and in vicinity orfol GUSTAVE BATTER, the world renowned piano virtnose, Paemy terme, at NEILL No.8 Uoton | 884 frequently arrive a week or a fortnight betore | Vi!" Stew years ago; during « catch that will long be Yorery member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Music, COOL BURORS® 15, 25 AND 50 ORRTE or BURGESS e2 2189 she alla Racy Novelties, Christmas, In sixe they are smaller than the later regarded as an event in that jocality, 36,000 were taken ur rislan KEARNEY AND MORAN. HARRY. KEN £5] Pennie Models, Tableaux Vivents, D ORGANS at EXTRAORDINARY Low | sbad, averaging about one-third less in weight, Florida FA Suelve hours oe Ke wore 50 lat that it wae @HE SELECTED oncnEsTR: rh the direction of | MINNIE GIAY. meet SANFORD: can augue a1, y keeps up the supply during the following months of weigiit oP each battwas AIF pounds, and one monster ee a ihe le iM Sabie stacities fad pth January and February, @ considerable quanity being | had reached the unprecedented weighs of ninety-lour R Most attract entertainment sent at the same time from Savanuah. {t isin March, | pounds lesion, including reserved THE WATER QUEEN, oo = vE 7] } " tins tn her great feat of remaining stbaergsd threo mine VERMANIA THEATER, Wak: 4 anon ran TENG SHANG: | howover, that the trade 1a this dolicious though bony | yi,/¢,,"aw'd be impossible wiiatn, the necessary Aleted mirth bescawes. pepe ny ee uth ne BATULDAY, Ucisber 1d fa Broad wad Lela | &Smontit ORL . is fish begins to flourish, and in that month at least half | diitercnt branches of fish which form so important @ BEN GILF( TRAN Come ty, in four acts, by Jacobson, T ANI ASL portion of the food supply of the but ame ARISIAN VARIETIES, 716;H ST. AND sais GRIFFIN AND nee rineerecgate Box ofc nd from 3 tilt Tovelock, reronr = Te upward, at Serie" Wertnena: Le grat aap omy Map tase gr garnet char oer the soneanyiont of which yee ry simect SIAN VARIGTIES, } BROADW 4 beh Jn the intenvoly interesting Drama entitled 7\EANANIA THEATER 788 Broadway, corner 1Uth st. North Carolina. Thus as the season advances the | wholly contined to the wealthier classes of fe metrop- GREATEST COMPANY on, THR oka Ne ahh ROL DSIDE on . HBRMANN LINDES a UPRIGHT & RQUARE | More northerly coasts contribute their share, the | olisand which have until recently been rf WOMAN OF Prologue and 13 scenes rt nd unexampled Cast, RTY BE aurea FEMALE MODELS OF 100 STAM J ARTISTS, HE WoRLD RENOWNED LIEDE. DERKRANZ QUARTET. GRAND Ay KE ed : Leona MINSTRELS, | OPERA HOUSE, LEON’S MINSTRELS, | 234 st. and 6th av. Tae See Keown gi fl THE TWO OFF.UNS, | The only Leon. Kissing in t! babies” hort mane are (Froneh) Flats Firat appearance ofaue try Rosont CLARKE mains, First appearance of the renownenl Comedian, FIELDING'S LAT er PIS EARCHING FOR sP10 Livelicst, funniest and be A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT 8 Prices; proscenium boxes, holding six, €6 and $I MIs ne. tainment in the world, NDAY, AT & MATINER TO-DAY AT MATINER TO-DAY AT 2. GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM, Mr, JAMES QUINN, IBLO'S GARDEN, BLL SISTERS Ril THEIR ORACEFUL DANCES 7foRar PB. RESERVE. ONE DOLLAR, NCISCO MINSTRILS. | Broadway and 20th sh Bring the littie ones, Let them Inugh. The creme do ln crome of Minstrelxy. Side-Nplitting Jokes. Glorious Singing. Comie Dance RECKIVED | WITH SCREAMS NIGHTLY, fannient entertainment in the city. AT 8, SEATS SECURED, it Artiste, OPEN FROM ® A M&M. TILL 10 P. M. DaILy, UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS, through thi bat FASHIONABLE RESORT or GREAT T METROPOLIA, who will a) PLEASANTEST AND MOST COSTLY race OF ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY, @HE FAVORITE RENDEZVOUS A od THR ELITE FOR Gaples AND CHILDREX, MONSTER beg) Rk 2 younens FROM THE THE oopars DEPTHS SEARCHED For ATIRACTI ONS, a LIVING W NG WHALE, @HE ONLY MONARCH [OF THE SEA ON EX! BITION iN THI bial WORLD, = OOTH'S THRATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), the 15th eoeen ateP.M. SPECIAL ADVERTISEM Tho management Teapectiuliy informe the pablle, shat Rick STRAKOBCH, Eaq., they bi nant i it . ey have enge, eminent pr if ae itt A De BELO donna, y in concert on A ar for the first Hae ie the AY EVENING, as & SRILA ‘SUCCESS’ at 2, erie ESC att, of UD BY: xt SUN D cad H. MURRAY GRAND CIRCUS, 49TH ST. AND 8TH’ AY., BVERY. "AFTERNOON AND 4Nksina, ADMISSION ao CENTS. OIROUS, PANT TOMIME AND TRAGEDY, DICK ttn EVERY ‘NIGHT. bP copa THEATRE, OCTOBER 16. ROMKO AXD SOLIET BEA LIONS! ‘SHARKS! SEALS! WHE RAREST AND MOST CURIOUS batiis A MAMMALIA FROM REMOTK QUARTER OF THE Geone @ 8 RESERVED SEATS FO MATIS GEAKD PROMEN 5 CgNcEnTs AFTERN DODWORTH'S: ee Sone HbSTRA, —DAILY ADDITIONS ARB. BEING MADE JETY PRESH) WATER TIONS AS gre SPECIAL ae uM ‘Expepitions ARRIV. ‘Tho Amazon March and the Grand Ballets soats for Mutines, & S ALHAMBRA PALAC ort of Pulladelphis,, WORLD in w'dats Qecssase HALL. Qashyanrs. Arti trancin GREAT SUCCESS. JIBLO'S GARDEN, BENSEN SHERWOOD'S WONDROUS SHIP URN AT THE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1h B. Ey ONB DOLLAR rpowonzow GUNDAY) EVENING, OOTOBER 15, At KOOTH'S THEA The, Mille, ANNA DE BELOCCA ime in convert in New York) art, «in the Second P A. “Serenade, M by. ‘Geanod. B. “Home, 5: Home.” \HICKERING Hat THE CITY LECTURE COURSE, AMERICAN bennis 2 <9 ae AY. TAY MONDAY RVENING) OCTOBRR. 1, Subject—"Literature as an Art.” Reserved seats, 75¢.: admission, (0c. Tickets xt Pond’s, 30 Union square, _Same lecture, Brooklyn Academy Tuesday, October 17. Ail, ‘ou UMBiA_ “OPERA | HOUSE, r Wost 12th st, and (ireenwich ay. 50 NIGK ints IN NAUGHTY SKETCHES, 50, An expose of ail the secrets of the Turkish harem and Seracitu, the Female Hathers, the Mabiile Dancers, the 's Model is, Bewitching Bewuty in xi Gard of Eve, En- Music and Beguiling Son The Favorite Kesort of the elite. haem ey tt an SATURDAY. EVENING 4 MAGNETIC SLEKP AND “Sous Siders, Mie, | waite Le” comTE, aro wate halal YLE KOO a. and S0e.. on sale TORER 16, . POMBROY AS JULIET, KGYLE ROOM& hes ger ENTERTAINMENT, CE Or rs vt D "ty eit clTy. me EVERY NIGHT, ING AT ® O'CLOCK. ENTRANCE ON BOTH ST. Al Y. AND 3OTH ST, The tangent entertainment ii ae Ww, Chant A8 BABA, AT THE wali The s st ve ms FOR MATINEB, ONE be benny : Open daily. ecutive Sag Nlonsofthe “Two very afternvon EW YORK LOAN EXHIBITION. NATIONAL AAgADEATY OF DESIGN™ + THE MET. JPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ___xow'ok OFEN BOTH DAY AXD RVENING. ABA. Nea s IN diss BLIZA Wal FATERABY to the glorfous Spectacie, RESERVED SKATS FOR MAtINK, ONE DOLLAR, ABL EVERY SATURDAY AND Wednesday evening, Ta may Holl, ass 14un st. CARTIER & CO., ie EW NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHI BLACK CROOK, with the FBERLEYS MOKLSOOHE REUTZBERO'R GREAT HUKOPRAN AX ANATOMICAL 4 st. Philadeiphia, cihibited it Ameries rod ee complete OVERS OF DANCING WILL ENJOY THEMSELVES Lo their hearts’ content at Soiree Sociable, Beethoven ian, Sth ot., wear Bowery; conducted in most approved BYES AT THE <mightly with feacsenne Halu agent late Wau Halt iihed by or J T Loaner anon, oF DAIL’ FARIS. BXATHITION M BAM, TO 10 P. AST PHIDADELVHUR MATN BX POSITION if v fa. zee ADIN Recitasiuass der Bhakesoeare-Dramen rei nus dem Gedachts SONNTAG . 1 OcTOnER. ABENDS 8 UHR, Reservirte Paredes ites hs fae Sitse Entres, 7c, und 2; Hang 50c., sind in der Office des Germania Theaters “Anmeldungen a Recitationen von Seiten vou Vor. Fe oe ice genowmen Bond st. 52 vei HER ROOK THEATRE. Messrs. SHOOK Re ENORMOUS. SUCCESS of Miss CLARA MURRIS in the charming Drama, CONSCIENCE, FRIDAY EVENING, MISS MORRIS' BENEFIT, SATURDAY, ONLY CONKCIENGK MATINEE, ing, Revival of “Lady of Lyona. uce of Miss Katherine Rogers, WA. rouRTH GRAND BABA m0, RESERVED sBATS ORR YD Mh LA RESERVED SEATS Nios GARDEN AT MATIN %s, fOr MATINEE, (AMERICAN INSTITUTE, 24 and dd avs., between 63d and 64th sta, FORTY-FIFTH NATIONAL BXHIBITION. ALM. OP. M. Open from 9 BERLE'S TIVOLI TH . between 2d and 34 THE MOSt KERINED VARIETY 18 ‘AMERIOA, ‘This week « Programme beyond comparison. Riebard Tanner and Sadie Dunbar, Kamiska und Franoseh, Littie Josie, Burice Moore; krni, the ged Gy Gymnas rh? Gussie Leach, August Siegrist 20 ladies in D BAL Admissi ‘A DE BELOCCA” will sing A. “Ave Marie,” by B. Baliad, “Good 3 Kempe g Dre: Ballad, “Good Nicht and Pieasant Dreams,” by Wall TO-MORROW Stowe is Pie (SUNDAY) EVENING. O00" ER 15, AT BOOTH’S THEATRE, A, LEADER OF SINGIN Guy afternoons; Fost 0 ¢ ZLinstrnetion on pu Price within rench of al edge Witit YOUNG, voices, prepared for concerts and oratorio xratis: services tikea it exchange. Address SINGH. Hi ont A Pi ROFES! English, piano, drawing. office. POWEREOL: NEW Pian: tory, (105 Bleecker: warerooma, UkTeD MATHS PLANO COMPANY. MUSICAL. UR SUNDAY SUNGOL ‘anted; must read at sight; hours from 2:30 to 4 Sun. terms $10 per mouth. Address box 4,976 CONTRALTO, PUPIL OF DR, 5. AUSTEN PEARUE, iano, organ, harp and ‘8 residence: VARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS, PLANO, ViOLIN, QUI- tar, singing. | Clrealars mall AY Lue Director, 32 East 14th st. jOUNDRY EMPLO' Read the BY. BNING TRLEGRAM. All tl we for? conte Advertising, 20 ceuts per line. Clreulatiuny 40,000 NSTRUCTION ON PIANOFORTE AND SINGING.— renmIVO ; but plain, ' practice free Lessons not dnl or dr sy xn i ce wit ite 267 West 37th ot. jeraid Uptowi ii a TION FE AND DAVGIT iy ae Board: t Rooms, with YOUNG MAN DESIRES PRIVATK BESwOne Te Latin. by « party well versed in ti nve required. Address P. 1... Uptown YADY. on el age; Fol Qrvaet Ronson. BRET HaRTE. “TWO MEN OF 8 OF SANDY BAR” OPINIONS OF AN UNPREJUDICED PRESS, It seems likely to survive when the strictures of Ite ene- mies have perisued. The andience was large and the play was received with great lavor.—-Baltimore sun. Tho critics do not like tho play, the peoplo de. Stuart Solonel Starbottle in'simply immenea. Th °,” “The play is ono which unfair critteiem cannot make un- popular. ‘The aw wits largo, thoroughly ap. prociuted the piece, and tie general expression, was che of extroine satisinetion.—Baitimore Gazette, Never have wo witnessed a play material It in Tall of positive inaiviin Fave, distinet a! ‘tremely probable, It tion, In treatment, in location, in individuainty and cone strnction.—Washington Nation The well substantiated proof of bribe begging on the of some of the critics deudened the Keneral effect of t Hines, ax tt disgraced the name with a tarnish shat shall Sic barr she ood, faith of that Beanelt of Jonrnaltvit in New York, Men of Sandy Bar” is the mont thor oughly original American play on the bonrds, It is, in- dees, the only drama and detailed charucter so far produced.—Do: pit ory sense of the word. It is the best y ft existence. The audience was very A muccess in pital At ie a grease play.—Nati STUART ROBSON COLONEL cunreter STARBOTTLE, Newark. N. New Havon, 18th: Hart ford, 19th an Providence, 234, one week. Chicago, Suan toliow. BERTHOVEN MALL, OTH.» woireg, Seciables orery Aah mences 8 precisely, Al here provided; eacellens wasle, poll crowded wud IBLO'S. GARDEN. BABA. A 1:30, KR MATINKB, ONK DULLAR, “M, POMER OF LYORUM mitkaniias Octosen 16, Ox's: ys gp ta eee EAILADRLPHIA. _THE HANDSOMEST THEATRE teen ae city, EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 489 6TH AV. ey Vis- id not fail to visit this place. Open 40 young Indy attendants. Admipsion sate MY STONE'S FAREWRLL TOUR.—WANTED, LBAD- ig juvenil man. agent an hae * r1 sentences Jolly Li sation, o Wee Sang" ns, $a! pap Shiels, Rod Broadway. a PRBS DAS «Building, Stayvesant and hour. der Li Iie wlit el Wednoaday, at 8 A. M,. for E Q or ‘cowl Germany and France to be Torwarted bettie, i steamer must ‘be specially addressed). and at ll A. rtising, 20 cents per tine, Circulation, 40,000 child four adress on Hareeehs highest referen $35. Address RMAN Oi and literature by @ superior lady teacher. FS “TED—A LADY West 40tn st, NO ACADE Ulide, Dowdle Glide and Newport spectaltios. ELLEN DODWORTHS DANCING SUHOOL, removed te No, OSL Sth av., now open for the reception Ot papils. For particulars send for clycular, scree ge Nad DANCING ACADBKMIES, 55TH ST. 3d av. ( bullding).—For ch ANUED® GLASSES FOR DANCING. 649 STH AV. will commence Saturday, November 11, POST OFFICK NOTICE. OB OFFICE NOTICR, ~~ ign main he week onding this office on Tuosda; pee, stenmer Dakota vis Queena trope, per ate mer. otivnta sMropey town: on Thu amet Aleatia vis Olasgow, aud at 1 0A. rect, per vr viet Denimari and for German; T. . JAMES, Fostmactet._ [Row RUBBER WANUPACT RERS— wr Rexd the KVENING TELKORAM. All the news for 2 cents. Advertising, 20 cents per line. copies. OLITIOAL Campaign pel pron Vat yt of Have (or nd Btlok. ions fornia to rues at factory price: Sere wwe ate desires church and oratorio engagements. Address Herald U n office. REAT EXPERIBNCE GIVES harmony as 10 m quarter; reference. Address with offices TEACHER, box 129’ Herald Uptown Branch office. FRES AND STRONG partl; Viegons in Address EDUCATION, Uptown WILLSON & WALWORTH'S COLLEGE OF Business ind Vhonography, Union square, Students commence at wny tine. UUNVERSATION AND bik venget had Fag ont gi J ‘ONVERSATIONAL LES- 47 East TEACHER, COMPETENT IN ch; must be's thorough gramma- SATIONAL FRENCH Me. PLIMPTION vate lessons any lar address: Sevsland di- M., Cireutation, 40,000 POLITICAL ade ten on hate. Full vate of patent double falog tne sine re WM | eat which Potomac shad following those trom North Carolina, the North River ana Connecticut closing the hst’ Some of the wholesale dealers enter into contracts to take the entire caich of nets from the Connecticut River at from Dtteea to twenty-five cents per fish, the contract at this rate extending throughout the ‘whole season. Upon this important question of THR SUPPLY OF BNAD, which bas led to so much and such flerce controversy between the fishermen and the fish cuiturists, tho dealers themselves have a good deal to say, aud while they are not prepared to deny that the eiforis. of the latier are attended with bengicial results, yet they are not willing to accede to all the claims put forth It has been agserted in one of the offi reports that both iu price and quantity there bas been a marked {mpfovement, shad having dur.ng one seayon sold as Jow as $3 per hundred on the Connecticut, while on the North River they could be bought at the low rate ot three fish for twenty-live cents The dealers, who should certainly be familiar with those particulars, say that they have never been sold at such prices, and add that for salting alone they would be worth $3 a hundred, while, as already stated, + is a fact that their conttacts for the season's supply of Connecticut shad runs trom iifteen to twenty-ve conts. This wa matter deserving of the special attention and consid- eration of Mr. Seth Green, the New York Fisheries y and pisciculturisis generally, and with them we leave it The wholesale fish trade of this city bas been Stated at $2,000,000, but it sbould bo borne in mind ‘that large quantities are sold during some seasons as low as two and three cents per pound, the price being determiaed by the amount and quality ot the fish, and particularly by the perishable nature of some of the Varieties, noticeably the mackerel and weakfleh. ‘On the 16th of March the close season for salmon and trout opens, and as early ws four o'clock in the moraiag there isalarge supply in the market. Of course the Iaw continues in force till twelve o'clock of the preceding night, and there are but turee or tour hours within whien to transport the fish trom the ponds and streams of Long Isiand, New Jersey and other points, yet nt that carly bour as many as twenty different places contribute their portion of the great display which appears cu ono particular stand, whose owner makes this !eatare a prominent branch ot hi business, Among the knights of tho rod anu ily Tas loru or MancH is as marked a cay on the calendar and as eagerly looked jorward tos opening day is by the moais «i Yoluries of tashion, Tho crowds which, oven this carly hour in the morning, attend at Fulton Mar- ket to witness the grand exhivition of various speci mens of the salmo fontmadis are u striking proot of the earnest and active ipiercst taken 1a the cultivation and production of this gameat of game fish, Nor ix the dts- play confined to dead trout, tor at this Specimens of various sizes are exhibi' posed for sale there j @ quality, accordin: marked difler- tothe food upon whieh y are raised, those fed on liver being considered mnoh fawtor in flavor. Salmon or ake trout begin to come into market about the lat of Sepwmober, the Canada side of the Jakes being the principal point from which they are obtained. They vary in price trom sixteen to twenty-five cents per pound, and are regarded naa mnch Injorior article to brook trout, which ts sold at times as high as $1 — pound. Whatever claims may be pub forth in regard to the merits of jake trout, it is ver; sonata that, despite the reputation they have aequired, they fre iar inferior to less prized fish, and im quality” are Peaiter the common mack. Tho’ whole amount sent to market during the months of September and October doex not exceed 4,000 pounds, ‘The salmon, the king of game fish, is included in tho @ sane law which was euacted for the nd 18 pr same time in our markets, the disciples of the gontic Izaak, is the chtef supply; and since the extension of the Grand Trank du its former terminus, st deale mado a contract to take all tho b caught in the far-famed Restigouche and its estu- aries—waters that have jong been celebrated for the quality of their saimon, The Hab, immediately atter being canght, are landed at Campbelliown, where they are packed in snow; then placed in boxes coutaining 200 pounds each, put on board refrigerator cars and forwarded to New York within fity-s:x honrs from the moment they are taxen out of the bets. In this one river the annaal catch haw Teached as high as 250,000 po and the whole amount caught m the Conada estimated at 950,000 pounds, New York eiving about one-ball of this supply. The * im which these are transported are kept «at a temperature of twelve degreer beiow the freezing %., on their arrival the fish are found to be frozen bond, in Which condition salmun have boen kept tor a whole winter, The catch of American saimou 1s very Mimited, hardiy this quantity, which is luxuries we may mention TH GRAEN TURTLE, which 1s now to be had even in tue second and third class restaurants and at prices w! place it withia I public. Indeed, Teach of the means of Hie es green turtle, from being a luxury, has become @ necessity, and the trade of this. ‘olty amounts to $200,000 a year. The supply comes from Central America, Florida and the West Indies, where turtle fishing is carried on in connection with the collection ‘of sponge, both turtle and sponge being found in the ame waters. ‘The great improvement which has taken place within the past eight or ten years if the generul appearance of the fish market 16 deserving of special mention Little care or attention was given to the stands, which were certainly not calculated to commend them te ublic appreciation; but within thé time stated a revo- jution haz been eflected in this particular, so that the portion of the market set apart tor the sale of Osh is now one of the most attractive features to general visiior, One dealer, who combines with his practical knowledge of the bumnens ig earnest interest in the science of ichthyology, has entered with such zeal into the sabject that he has jurnished to Prolexsor Baird, Unitod States Come missioner of Fisheries, pinster casts of several varie- ties of fish, in which not oniy the form but the colors are reproduced with lifelike accuracy. His office, which is a museum on a small scale, is decorated with admirably executed paintings of the salmon, the dase, the Spanish mackerel, the red bass and other fish. The dealers ip fish have kept pace with the progress in branches of the general business ot mark and much, it must be admitted, has been acco in this direction by the CULTURISTS? |ATION, whose display atthe Centennial Exbibition, although not as complete aud varied as they desired, still torma ono of the most Conspicuous and inter feavurea in the whole collection, The members of the Associa- tion, We may add in conclusion, proj to havea grand gathering of their society from all parts of the country next Friday at the, Centennial (et on which occamop they will sit un: re w cherché dinner com exclusively of the On the menu will be ail the principal varieties, comprising in this partieular the bengal pos of the cuisine—joliion made of seaw: baegll teeny Saas mado of crawfish, entrées of pickled & ‘ka’ to1 from China, caviar from Russia, sqaid in osl from tugal, biscuits made of fish meal trom Norway, pickled tuany from Spain, sterlitz, = composition of sturgeona’ ews; dagong oil trom Austraila, dried seaweed from Japan, ands long list of other variction. MUNICIPAL NOTES. The Comptroller was closeted with the Mayor for @ long time yesterday. ‘The books for twxos om personal property were opened by tho Receiver of Taxes yesterday and $1,139,206 were received. A week from to-day the Commissioners of Charities willopen bids for a vast amount of dry goods, gre ee jumber, hardw and crockery. Relative to the commanteation of President Martin, of the Park Com \aission, to the Mayor, Flys nt yee terday, in which he criticises Me. action as @ member of the Bourd of Estimate and "A jonment in refusing to appropriate $25,000 for the work of the department, Mr, Green refuses to notice ‘a ~ the Mayor will not answer te ‘as he considers that Mr. Mar. tin was guilty ofan act Of disgourtesy in permits ing ite publication. he FIRE IN BROOKLYN. Yesterdsy morning @ fire broke out at one o’clocl in a two story frame building, occupied ag a stable, in the rear of No, 611 President street. On the ground floor of the structure, which is owned by a contractor named Patrick Dennigan, were twenty horses anda light wagon belong’ to R. M. Whiting, twenty sete of harness and ‘a large quantity of feed, Mr. Denni- gan and nis neighbors made the most strenuous efforta to save the horses, and maunged to bring out of the burning building ten of the imperilled animals, some of which wel eae | scorched, {the other horses alive. bight 8 of harness, all the feed and hay, and wagon _ bolong) to Mr Whiting eo — destro: on The tot joss was $6,250, The loss on stable was diooise on horses, $2,000; 2 poe A oe pelea itis’ tee wagon, on Mr. Dennigan’s dwelling, roperty was insured in the Phenix, Continental and Wenover companies, Fire Marshal Keady made a thorough investigation of the origin of the fire yester day and came to the conclusion that the stable os set on tire by some sleeping tramp Ww ver in the place for the night