The New York Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1876, Page 9

-full ventilation of the facts In the coarts, THE COURTS. John Morrissey as Receiver in Lot- tery Litigations. A Suit That Was Not Dili- gently Prosecuted. The Whole Matter Sent Out of Court. It is not very long ago when the policy business in this city assumed proportions of large magnitude, ‘This was in those royal times when the policy business Stood in highor favor bore than it does at present, and when tho field of operations embraced the popular lottery companies of all tho Southern States, of which Kentucky was central in interest. The supposition was, and the hypothesis seems to’be well substantiated by subaequent proceedings in the courts, that the con trot of the business afforded very iarge profits to tho chief managers, having their headquarters in this city. As is likely to happen in any business arrangements, a dispute, Lowever, it appears, aroso as to tho division of tho profits, which led to litigation and toa pretty Prominent in the series of litigations was a euit brought by Henry Colton against Jokn Morrissey. This suit was set down for trial yesterday in Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge Donohue. The appear- ance of the suit on the calendar excited great curiosity in the minds of many as to its paturo, the supposition of a good many being that it wes a suit growing cither oat of gambling or political transactions, in which jolut associations Mr. Morrissey has during the past few years been largely engaged. It turned out, however, to be a suit following tho appointment by Judge Bar. tard, in 1869, of Mr. Morrissey as receiver of tho lottery business of C, H. Murray & Co. Tho complaint sets forth that the plaintiff sued for the benefit uf all other parties who will come in and coutribute toward the ex- pense of the action, and then goes on to state that on the 1th day of Deceember, 1869, Morrissey was up- intod receiver of the estato and business of O. IL lurray & Co., and of all the rights and traochises in an action Drought by Zachariuh EF. Simmous aguinst tbe Plaintiff and other defendants; that be was appoiuted feeeiver npon the application of said Sunmons; tuat Morrissey accepted tho appointment aud entered pon tho duties of his office us receiver of the estate of C. H. Murray & Co. ; that tho ostate was very vala- bie, being worth soi $500,000, und that ihe lottery business was prodtable, being ‘worth jor the year pre- teding 1860 $400,000; thas tho business was divided Into 120 shares, of which plaintiff, on the 1th of De- cember, 1869, owned twelve shares; that the delend- Ant, in Violation of his trust and duty, fraudulently Combined aud conspired with Zachariah E. Simmons nd Charles Murray and other delenduuts in the alore- Mentioned action to deprive plaintiff of Lis shares; that he offtercu ail the business of the firm of C,H Murray & Co, for sule at the lobby of the Hollman House early in the morning of the 17th ot December, 1869, without adverusing tho sale, without any public Botice and without notice to the plaintifl, and he- loro the summons in said action hud been served on bis plaintill, who was one of the defendants tn the Hon iu which Morrissey had been appointed receiver; thus the property and business was sold to William L. Simmons, a brother of the plaintiff in sutd action, for 000; that Morrissey failed to report the offer of Yule to the Court, and ‘to consummate this fraudulent tale executed a transier of the ttle of the property ow H, Murray & Co, to the said Witham L. Sim- that the price of said business was grossly Inagoquate; that some of the purchase mouey was tonveried to defendant’s own use; that by such sale ike property bas been placed beyond tue reach of the luinutl; that the sale was afterward declared void and | elendant’s receivership set aside, Whereiore he claws judginent for $100,000 damuges on the ground that the tale to >immous Was fraudulent and iNegal, Mr. Morrissey, in bis answer, lirst deuies generaliy. In continuing, he sdys that be has since discovered that his appointment as receiver was void, but that be acted in good taith, The property soid had as an Appurienunce the business of Murray & Co. 1n tho saie ofleery tickets, or polivy shps uf wagers, in viola- tion of the statute and tu traud of the law of this Stuie. He denies the conspiracy, or that plainti! owned Iwelve shares, or that the business was valuable, be- eause the business had been s0 conducted by Colon and others that it ceased io be profitable. Lhe high- ast offer bho got was $25,000, and he thought it Quwise to delay by adverusing lest the property should depreciate, Ho reported the sale to Coury and thereupon an order was inade approving it, bat was Allerward vacated, Messre, H. F, Pultg and spcue Emot appeared for the plainti(, and Messrs. H. M. Whitehead and Wiliam 4. Beach represeutod the detendaut. “As the cass was salled « brief discussion cusused between coupsel. Mr. Bench asked a distiissal of the complaint tor waut of proper diligeuce in prosecuting the suit. ‘The plum wis counsel undertook to show that there had not been any luck of proper diligeuce, although coniessing that they were nos ready for trial tnen. ‘Therr explana hon was not deemed sutistactory, and Judge Dovohue At once granted the motion mae en the compiaint. SUMMARY OF La LAW CASES, Robert Bruton obtained in a trial yesterday before Fudge Donohue a verdict for $603 61 against she city lor salury as watchman at the city murkets, Heary Dalton, an actor, recovered a judgment for #2325 against George Hoffman and Thomas Thatcher, ‘mn Part 3 ofthe Marine Court yesterday. The suit srew out of a contract made by plaiutiif with defend- Ants in 1878 to play a winter's egagement at the Ly- teum i beat ‘Lhe Metropohtan Gas Company recently obtained a yordict tor $1. uinst the city, for lighting street lamps between Thirty fourth und Thirty-nioth streets. Abt appeal was taken trom this juggment to the Su- | preme Court, General Term, and ended, as usual, in Lie Court taking the papers. In the Superior Court, Speetal Term, before Chiet Justice Curtis, there way to have been commenced the tral of the suit brought by Jeremiah V. Spader against the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company. The parties, however, were not ready ior trial, and the case way adjouracd. here was a further argument yesterday before Juage Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers, upon the application for u mandamus to’ compel the city 10 award to Jonn H. Starin the irauchise of the lease be- tween Whiteball and Stateu Istand, such franchise now being under the contro! of the New York aud Staten Island Ferry Company. In a recent triul James Bigler obtained a judgment against the city fur $75,000 for jumber turnisiea to the Dock Department, On an appeal taken trom such judgment, the case was argued yesterday 10 the Su- preme Court, General Term. ‘The point in coutroversy felates to the certification ot the Bureau of Repairs and Supplies Betore Judge Sanford, of the Superior Court, was tried yesterday a suit brought wy Marcus Rosenvium wgainst. the Dry Dock, East Broudway and Battery Katlroad Company, for $5,000 damages on account of the killing of his son through being run over by a car ofthe comp: wt Mr. John M. Seripuer, delendunt's counsel, proved it a cise of contributive negligence aud rasé was thereupon dismissed. There was a lengthy argument yesterday befo: Judge Barrett, on the i easy to discharge fr jail vr. Rufus Wagner Flint, the tea pot medium, where he 16 still coutined for nonpayment of ulimony to his wile. Mr. George W. Wilson, the Doctor's coun- sel, insisted that the Doctor, never baving been married to the gg the action tor divorce could not be maintained, Weed claimed that this was new Ley Niels anos the commencement of the sult. Judge Barrett took the papers. GENERAL " SESSIONS—PART L Beforo Judge Sutherland, THE BOWNE-SEABOURNE HOMICIDE. The trial of Daniel Bowne for murder tu the second @ogreo, in haying ou the mght of Septembor 14 struck with a billet of wood, and almost instantly killed, a ‘woman of sixty, named Margaret Scabourne, at bis PFesidence, No. 70 Gansevoort street, was continued yesterday, to sustuin it broughta maie frierd of the prisoner to Swear that the latter had been in the army for some years, and the wife of the prisoner, whe textiiled that Bome tyme back her husband had been struck tn the head with a butcher's cleaver, and that at another time he had falien down a hatchway sixty-four fect, striking upon bis bead. Assistant District Attorney Rollins, who was prosecuting, induced the jury to reject. that theory, but as there was not sufllcient evidence of foi an and deliveration they found a verdict of Mavslaughter jn the secoud degree. Judge Suther- land sentenced the prisoner to seveu yours’ confine- ment in State Prison, THE SIXTH CONSECUTIVE MURDER TRIAL. No sooner had the case of Downe been disposed of then that of Francis Maguire, indicted tor murder in the first degree, was called. As Assistant District Attor- ney Rollins felt tired and unwell, the Bowno trial be- ing the fifth consecutive murder case he had conducted in a week, Assistant District Attorney Bell took the papers aud appeared to prosecute Maguire. ‘Ihe pris- ouer 18 defenued by Messrs. A. Oukey flat and Wiliam F. Kintaing, Great caution was exercised in the Jection of jurors by both partics, but a jury was jortu- nately obudned before the Court adjourned, ond this morpiny the trial will be proceeded with, The accused fs charged with stabbing bis wile to death on the 1sth Of last August, at No, 345 Kast Thirteenth street, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. Boiore Judge Gidorsieeve, * CRIMINALS SENT HOME, The following jailbirda wore caged for various terms in Stato Prison :— Arthur McCue, of No, 220 Wost Kightoonth strect, Who on October 6 snatched a pocketbook from the The defence se: up a plea of insanity, and | | larceny; hands of Mary C, V. Risley, of Fort Washington, while 7 she was passing the corner of Sixth avenue aud Seven- teenth street; three es James O'Brien, of No. 328 West Fifty-fourth street, who broke into the premises of Frederick S. Barnes, at No, 315 East Fifty-fourth street, on Saturday last, but did not succeed in stealing anything; five years, John Glesson, of No, 53 Spring street, who, on tle 11th inst., sneaked mto the olfice of Romain Van Piper, No. 438 Canal street, and stolo a cout; three ears. 7 Patrick Kinsella, of No. 807 South street, who, on the Sth inst,, stabbed Catharine Dunn in the breast; two and one-half years. Frank Maller, for stealing an overcoat {rom Edward Donneily, No. 283 Elizabetn street, was sent to the Penitentiary tor six months. DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBELS, By Judge Barrett. Jordan vs. Crosby; Beechor vs Starbuck; Cam- briage Valley National Bank vs, Matthews.—Motions denied, without costs, Brainerd vs. Bertrain; The New York and Rosendale ne and Coment Company vs, Smith; in the matter of e North American Fire Insurance Company ; Manbat- tan Lille Insurance Company vs, Anthony; New York Life Insurance company vs. Keurney; Maduioton Plato Company vs. Hart Manufacturing Company; Clark vs, Levinger; Bolwont vs, Creamer; Fearing va, Sobiit Moore vs. Schmitt, Motions granted. Handran vs. Remington; Handran and another vs Rooker. —Motions granted for first Friday ot Novem- bare Printing and Publishing Association va. Stearns; Ryerson vs. Post,—Motions granted tor No- vember 10, Montgomery vs. Sumner,--Motion for reference de- nied, with $10 costs, to abide the oyent. Schey and others vs, Clark; Western National Bank of Baitimore vs, Orcute; Philadelphia Warebouse Com- pany vs. Joves,—Motions granteu for tourth Friday. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co! pany vs. Daly (No. 1); same vs. saino (No, 2); Herts vs, Baer; Forepheimer vs. Hoffman; Harvey vs. Har- way; Weeks vs, Bowles; Delaware, Lackawanna and ern Railroad ‘Company va. Zeiss, Motions granted for third Friday. Maretzek vs, Cameron,—The pleadings are wanting. Hervy vs. Phyie,—Granted fer third Friday, President and Directors of the Bank of Lou: Matthews.— Commission granted. Campbell vs. Glover.--Reterence ordered, Betis vs. Vyse; Roberis vs. Rowe; Belmont va Holladay ; Steinnardt va. Biesson; Cutting vs, Stevens (Nos. 1 Lo 9).— Keterence ordered to compute. Lenox Fire Insurance Company vs. Gatge.—Judg- meut granted. Williuina vs. Wood, —The aifidavit of service is bad. American Paddlewheel Company vs. Groessling.— Proof of service wanting. Upon that being suppied the applicant may take an order of relerence to John N. Lewis, ‘Mutual Lite Insurance Company vs. Courtney. ment ordered and reference to Philo ‘t, Ri Boil; $100 allowance to plaintif, costs, but no ailow- ance to gaardian, Southold Savings Bank vs. Homan.—Referred to Jono E. Brodsky. Doyo va. Spearing.—Judgment ordered, SUPREME COULT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Covert va, Henueberger.—Judgment for defendant on demurrer, with leave to plaintill to amend on terms, Opinion. Watts and another vs. Duncan et al.—Judgment for Plaiutif’ on demurrer, with leave to defendunts to aa- Swer on payment of costs, Monarque ys. Reyna et al—Judgment for plaintift allowed. ‘Thomson ct al ys. Thomeon et al.—Ordered signed. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Chief Judge Curtis, —On the papers before me the {, Without prejudico in its re- na VB. motion must by ve newal Diseher va. rey,.-Motion for leave to discontinue, without Goris w either party ag ugainst the other granted. (5 is.) Adams, receiver, &c., Vs. Gray ct al.—Findings of fact and conciusions of law signed and filed, Dupeny vs. Phanix.—Taxution of clerk, allowing trial feo aillrmed on appeal. MAINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Chief Justice Shea, va, Warwick: Rathbun vs. The Citizens’ Steam- Polhemus Benrigues; Davis boat Company of Troy; Heukell vs Stamper; vs. Baucor; Sianalaud Rack ; Tilman va Fisher va. Edreni. Motions granted. Geliert ys, Abrabams; Clark vs, ‘aler; Fitch vs, Eustuce; Hoyt vs, Goif;'Farley vs, The Second Ave- nue Railroad Company; Rossman vs. Maencher; Melntyre ve, Underbill; Elias vs, Blake; Stelbrecut vs. ptevens,—Orders granted. Raynolds ys. Salmen.—Motion granted. Welsn vs, Lazarus—Motion tv overrule demurrer granted. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surname Covrt—Cuausers—Held by Judge Bar- reit.—Nog. 3, 38, 89, 43, 86, 80,94. Cull beging at No, 119. Suvaeme Count—Guxenat Teru—Held by Judces cy und Dunicls.—Nos, 203, 1 a 2u8, 209, 210, 211, Yeru—tileld by Judgo 93. No day calendar, Sepak Court—Cixcuir—Part 1—Held by Donohue. —Nos 3435, 976, 1049, LUSL, 1849, 1) 1947, A 1488, 1489, 2411, 1703, 1059, issu, 1148, 1941, “2u11, 2u0d, 1329, "1939, 1350, 1907, bart d-Held Judge 2482, 1248, 1228, 3229, Part 3—Hela by Judge Larremore.—Nos. 1160, 1741 4y, 1918, 2063, 718, 657, 8161, 1735, 164954, 2361, 871, Stl, eal, 5874s, 2283, 1823, 3075, Surgnion CourtT—GExERAL ‘Terw —Aqjournea until Monday next. Supgniok Court—-SpxciaL Tenu—Held by Chief Jas- tice Curtis. —Demurrers—Nos, 7, 8, 1. Issues of-tact— Nos, 40, 50, 74, 11, 26, 26, 27, 67, 80, 31, 45, 47, 78, 12, 15, 36, 58. Superior Covret—rniaL Lge 1—Held by Jude Sanlo 103, 286, 297, 209, 285, $79, 475, 207, Boz, 203, 2oy, 0. Comms Pieas—equiry Tkum—Held oy Judge Rob- inson,—Nos. 16, 34, 46, 15, 53 25, 26, 64, hit adjourned for Common Pixas—Triat Tee the — ‘ae Held by Judge Van Bruut.—Nos 730, 982, 036, 93S, vl. Part $—Held ve MARINE Count—TRias ‘Teeu—Part 1—Held by Judge MeAgam. Nos, 4549, 4551, 470 806, TUS0, 4768, 4851, 4852, 4458, 4584, 4885, 4b8, 4587, 4589, 4591, aby, 41 Part 2—Helu ty Judge Goepp—Nos. 4 08, A722, 4051, BUY, 47US, S492. ddd, 44B0, 4504, 4647, 4 oi 4727) 4000, 4570, 43iz. Part S—Held by Judge Sin- nott.—Now. 6182, 7166, 2z5, 756, 7168, 72: Ty, 7180, 4838, 1683, 7072, 7165, 7201, 6349, 638. Count ov Gxaweal Sessioxs—Part 1—Heid by Judge Sathoriand.—Case on, The Peopie v: Part 2—Held by Judge Gidersleev: People vs. Charles Fietcber, robbery; Same v Ignatius J. Scherider, teloujous assauit ‘und battery; pame vs. John Donnelly, burglary; same vs, Henry Freedman and Thomas Keely, vurglary; Same vs. Jobu Powers, burglary; Sate ve, George Willains aud others, burglary; Saine vé. John Wood, grand iareeny ; Same vs. Patrick Harvey, geund Jarceny; Same vs. Henry D. Pollard, grand larceny; Same vs. Mary Bower, grand lareeny ; Same Vs Frank Jordan, grand Sume vs. Elis Henderson, grand lurceny; Samo va George Smith, grand larceny; Same Vv: Wilham J. Kenny, grand ‘arceny; Same vs. Augustus P, Gacia, grand larecuy; Same vs Jobn Harris, grand larceny; Satne v8. Thoinas Hennessy and John Will. fains,. grand larceny; Same ve. Joba Burke, receiving siolen goous; Same Vs. Michael Hass, false pretences; Same vs. John Bain, false pretences; Same vs, Pat- rick Doyle, petit larceny; Same vs. John Harrison, it larceny; Same vs. Thomas Whillard and Kate Willard, disorderly house; samo va. Christopher Coyle, disorderly house; Sume vs. Jacob Bender, vive Tauion Lotiery law; Same vs. Walter Scott, incest NEW JERSEY COURTS. ‘Tuuytox, Oct, 17, 1876 In the United States Court here to-day verdicts of noyuittal were rendered in tho cases of John Daly, charged with keeping an silicit distillery in Jersey City, and Frank Pulaski, charged with perjury. ‘To murrow tne ease of Jon taylor Jol the trustees tor the support of public scho up, Waen Judge Nixon will decide whether bo wil 1 the case, It involves the sum of $30,000, and the Weat Line Railroad 1 ulso interested in it, THE SPANISH INQUISITION, Some days ago two enterprising showmen fitted up the large store on the Northwest corner of Broadway and Fourth street, as “a tortare room of the Spanish Inquisition,” and furnished it with ghastly representa- thons of the various methods of torture and capital punishment, Yesterday morning they hired two young men named George O'Brien and Louis Bionettt to distribute ,bandbills in front of the door, They dressed them th jong, black babiis and black cloth yi- sors whica completely covered their heads and tace: ovly ieaviog their eves exposed, ‘There being a prohibiting the use of masks In the pubiie screets, the young men were at once arresied by Ulticers Smith and Clark of the Friteentu precinct, and arraigned belore Justice Kasmire at the Washington Place Court, Broadway was crowdes at the Gime: of their arrest and fully a thousand persons followed them to the court, wunting to know if they were *Ku-Klux,”” Judge Kasmire discharged them and told the olficers to mptly the proprietors of the show that they would be held responsi jor anotber violation of the law, AID FoR | THE EUROPA VICTIMS. To Tum Epiror ov THR Henaup:— Having read of the loss of life by fire on board the vark Europa, whoreby six poor men were burned to geath, caving alter them widows and orphans who were dependent upon them during life for their sup- port, and now that they are dead know not wherowith ty get the support of fife and are to immediato want, I hope all charitably disposed por will rewpood to the cause of charity end ree thanks of the widows and orphané of the men who lost their lives while in the perform of their doties, Mr, Editor, hoping you will ingert this iu your vaiuabie paper and present 1b before tho byay ta iecntawn yours, New Yoru. Oct. 16, 1974 LONG ISLAND BAPTISTS. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION—¥INAN- CIAL AND NUMERICAL CONDITION OF THE CHURCHES, ‘The Long Island Baptist Association convened in an- nual session yesterday in Washington avenue Baptist church, Brookiyn, Dr. D. Read delivered tho @ sociational sermon from Romans 1., 14, 15. “ama debtor both to the Greeks and the barbarians, to the wise and the unwise; so as much as in me lies I am ready to preach the gospel to you that are in Romo also.’” Officers of the association were elected by ballot as tollows:—Moderator (after three ballots), Rey. Daniel Read; treasurer, Mr. John Westervelt; clerk, Rev. A. G. Lawson. The Rev, 8 Wilkins, who nas spent hall a century in the mintstry, and 1s pow 1m bis eighty- first year, appealed to the association for pecuniary aid. He is at present a member of Hanson place Bap- Uist church, THE LETTERS OF THR CULKCHES showed tho following facts:—The First church in Pierrepont street has 867 members, 26 of whom it has received by baptism, 12 by letter and 2 by storation; 45 have been dismissed or dropped and 11 died during the year, The annual contributions for benevolent and church purposes * were $16,790 67. Washington avenue church bas 693 mem- bers, 23 whom camo in by baptism, 21 vy letter, 18 were dismissed and 2 died within the year, Its contributions amounted to $82,006 20. “It 1s now without a pastor, Dr. Moore, its jate pastor, having tnd hw health t pastorate to Geneva, N.Y. He was nearly twelve years ju Brookiyn, The First church of Willa has 55% members, 70 received by baptism, 10 by ietter, 8 by restoration, 37 leittbe chureb, und 7 died. The con- tributions amount to $8,062 70, not including $2,000 to the Centennial fund, The Ceviral church has 416 members, a decrease of 46; contributions, $10,364 34. Tho Kast chureh of Brooklyu bas 669 membe crease, 93; contrivutione, $8,058 68. ‘The Coi of has 377 members; tease a: conersopiion! SiO. Tae Strong place church has 840 members; uccrease, contributions, $16,816 91, The secoud church, sbury, bas’ 1U0 members; ierease. 15. The association Was to have met with this church, but the society was unable to complete its new building. Th Hanson piace church has $12 members; ¢ During the year Dr. J. D. Fulton leit tuis church, and took 191 members with bit to constitute the Centen- nial Baptist cburch; contributions, $10,755 59. The First German ‘church, &. 2, bax 189 mombers; incrowsc, 12; contributions, $2,135 07. ‘he Greenwood ’ church has 480 | mem- bers; iucrease, 51; contributions, $8,644 55. The Tabernacie church’ bas 387 members; decrease 60; contributions, $8,608. The Central church, Williams- burg, has 361 inembers; increase 90; eoutributions, $7,958 15, ‘fhe Last avenue church, Long Island My, has 122 members; Increase 34;° contributions, Phe Herkimer strect church hag 147 mem: contributions, $2,201 25. Union » Greenpoint, has 289 members; increase 28; con:ributions, $5,714 52 Tho = Sixth avenue church has 143 members; increase 48; contributions, $6,133 39, There aro 40 churches in’ union with the association, but all save those avove named number less than 100 members, Several of them are pastor- loss wud oppressed with debt, ‘Tho ageregale not ad- uitious, So far us reported, number S71. Tho associa- tion ts in debt to its missionuries $800, nnd the treas- urer bas $182 with which to meet the bilts. In the evening Messrs. Fulton, Grimmeli and Pere rino addressed a Meeting gathered in behuif of a Ceu- tennial Sunday school celebration. Tho singing, tur- nished by 100 trained voiees from the different churches, was excellent, Tho association will con- ono again this morning A BRUTAL OFFICER. To tux Epitor or tuk HxRatp:— I desire to call your attention to the conduct of an officer in the Fourth precinct, The officer tn question has been complained of several times, but it seems to do no good, as he grows daliy worse. A few evenings ago a lady resident of this precinct was standing on the corner of Oak and James streets, waiting for a friend, when Officer Minx (this is nis name) camo along and, without saying a word, struck hor several times with aclub. This may seem enough to dismiss Mr, Minx from the force, but it ‘8 pot all) When on night duty Mr. Minx visits an Colt’ Kountry tricot,’ at No. 40 Oak street, and spends three or toar hours of his time, Whether he hus a right to pay so much at- tention to the bakery Tain not abie to say, but I do say that be needs to be investigated, I am preparca to make affidavit to what I say in this card, aud a good deal more, it necessary. ARTALN O'NEIL, No, 72 James street. New York, Oct. 16, 1876. INSTRUC “CUABS ND MATIEMATE, , classical gold modalixt of foratgn wn 4 private pupiis: Dropares for colley reference. Address TEACHER, box 143 Sraneh oftice, Broudwny. A GOUD HANDWRITING 7, Jessons. 6th av. dnd did st. Success guaranteed, OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. — A{ISS EDMONDS WAS RESUMED HER LESSONS yetye branches for young ludies at her residence, $7 n tar Lk nversniion: no J CHOOLMASTER: Read the WVENING TELEGRAM. All the nows for 2 conte, Advertising. =0 colits per line. Cireulation, 40.000 copies, oss, Call on oF . SPANISH AND GERMAN od. with great suc its bya 3 “dink Mie. Viritten.'t or Brouwer, room 23, AR—BUAKD AND TUITION, A te) SLOVe NEE ACADEMY, Haddoutie Seca SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 55” Wis 33D, ZAGS Meant ath 154 Haat, 4th, Westar LESSONS an, CERCULA TY WILSON'S DANCING AC Toi a Clases now open; xead for cireular, Soiree every Tuos- Gay und Saturday. y Stuyvesant and Oth sts.—Private Douvle Gide and Newpurt spe ci OOL, now open fur the roeeption nd for a. D* ,GARMO'S Priva Xo. two rH rom uh ‘OL TEACHERS — i tne KVESING TELEGRAM. All tho news for 2 ‘Advertising, 20 cents por liu®. Circulation, 40,000 Qn i ‘mild. nds; curative and alievi peri, iv of sportamen ; neing and horse racing once wiwonth, nt tenat igeou shiouthuig, oxeureio Lotely, houses wnd comfortable apartments wt reasonable, five English churches and chapels, Intormation s ut the oitice of V'Union Syndical deliors. No. 7 Ri ue des Cor- MATHRUMONTAI lah Al a aN de ress MA ae . wants & uush: (LigMAN ) ed Lesires the wequalntan 149, Uptown oftvee Heralds LOT UF AA pertect order, Broadway. yARDED TO H.W, ND: Ta itrondwars Mow York, fur the be: wititard rn sand most correct ¢ 4. {LLTARD TABLES, jorsed by all loading ents now ban with Seren 's wire ihe players; extra iuduee W. HL, GRIF FT A fake CARROW TABLE. BUT LEFTLE USED, yor 418100; also several socond band Tabies at erent sueri W. _ GRIFFITH 4 & LO. Bia ARE TABLES AY REDUCED PRG icky, At AN id Foctury aud Warervows, corner of Juth st. th av. WNGRAV Kits— “ditead the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 qoute, “Advortining, 20 cents per line, Cireulation, 40,000 conte r WATCHES. JEWHURY. ot. AMC vATCH Fy bought and wold; ulsv louie Rewotiat ated on we s, Jews Xc., bought and soid; loans negotiated; Indie ollie. ONEY ON DIAMONDS, Mwatches, Jeweiry. Silverware, Seal Sacques, Silks, &e,, bought, small advance. FUits, &0,—DIAMONDS, amel's Hair " = $350,009 LN | WATCHES. JEWELRY fem rotirin fi business; Closing out pupsprurit cl i Austin | 708 Chovenut at. Ce ne aiternoow: Serer gay, Cage 1 1TH sT.—DiAMUN Da, NOMA MOSENTHALS oorts THEATRE. Ove AT it rs RRETT & PALMER. ..-Lessees and Mani SINT FOURTH OP tit “SEVENTIETH - of the overwhe! ly suecesstul produetion iT LORD BYRON'S sExgt UTE E e MANTIC PLAY, “THE GLORY OF Mike "STAGE." : A powerful cunt, east, includly F.C. BANGS. ARDANAPALUS AGNES BOOT + ea HA Of the GRAND ITALIAN B ft, 68 in iam, aro tho renowned Mile, BARTOLETTL, premiere lute ef the Grand Opera, P i Sig. MASCAGNO, of the bun Carlo, Naples, aud Seula, Milea. SUPERB SiAGR EFFECTS, L THR ROYALY PALAGE from the banks of the Tigris my tn Tro kis “ay i ant Der AE \ S° ROYAL BARGE, i, Introduction of tlie GRAN praldan BALLET and won “3 lorful stage yr SU MME BCR OF SARDANAPALUS, “rais MAGNIFIORNT OF. FERING ts submitted with dcop respect to that portion ot the American pubtte who believe the theatre is dig- nified and ite higher mission fulfiled by muking all its T THE Hast’ ‘op BA DANAPALUS IN Tk HALL OF NIMROD. In this scene occurs the startling effect of the disturbance th byw TERRIFIC ih Becom panied by era ing and rumbling THUS Disk Mlustrattons | rath, beau- flashes of LIGHT. ost wouderlul fo SLIZO repre sentation ever pives tiful aud instractive. iy perorAtion OF sar US and the sLAVE—Burning o~ Rising of the Curtain upon ‘Tet | agnificent pulntin: THE RUINS OF NINEVEH PALUS. The manazement promine that it will exceed iu novelty, brillianey and eneral excellence auy ballot et ween his Continent. #48 ‘The, represen jardauapalus will positively: conclude Deeem Tungements for fering ta Eblladelplta ‘and Boston bev been inade. *, VAWRENCK, BAI tment begins December 4 waen icv nibeently produgnd. | Meo 1. DANIEL Det roe uty parchaved ‘aluor, whil during BAGKETIS guzagement. GRAND OP_RATIC mf at EVERY SUNDAY Gi. PASTORS N O85 und O87 Broadway. ‘The groatest variety show on earth, T. M. HENGLER, @—OBUBBY N&WCOMB, Artistic Sony and Danco Artist, IRWIN THOMAS, x Champion Pedestal Clog a The Morry’Minstrol, | T MARRY BRYANT, [| O} Premier Vi entrilogdist of the world. % GUs WILLIAMS. he two funni P A Tl Guar i oO “MACBETH.” Rg “ROMEU Gre 100 famous Wile Wag su SHAK) PE AL er oeT ery oy ‘TEN TUESDAY AND vdccrvanaa | pas ARK TH —BROADWAY AND 22D The most rence able Hit of tho times, WET HB. ARTS ghitul Comedies and at tho TINE. The mast enjoyable evening « entertainment to be found in New York ts here 1 the cradle of tional Comedy. Now Scenery, Now Kife Splendid Compa ATH av. THEATRE BROADWAY, ND Obroprictor and Manager, yAtuddsrik DALY EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. MR, AUG NEW SPECTACULAR USTIN DALY ON AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS!! L mu FRYFF EEEEB L Zz L iL Fre KEE L mF LLLLL U BEEEE :: A Comedy of City Types in Four Phases and a Gorgeous ‘Transformation, exciting continuous and uproarlous worrl- ment from crowded houses. Characters by Mr. CHARLES COGHLAN, JON BROUGHAM, JAMES LEWIS. CHARLES FisHER, W. DAVIDGE, Miss AMY FAW- SITT, GEORGIE DREW, EMILY RIGL, SYDNEY COW- ELL, Mrs G. HL GILBERT and MARY WELLS; and IN THE RAVISHING SNOW BALLET of act third, Mlle. MARIE BONYANTI and AUGUSTA SOULKE, “LIFE” MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. caupensrt 4 THRATRE, reais Coron DI a fa y tye Fuclle Comedy by MINSTRELS, CASCO MINSTILKLS. HAN’ Fieanersco MINSTREL SAN FRANCISCO MIN The creme de in et Side: OPERA HOUSE, Broadway and 20th at. The Minstrel Palace. The Minstrel Palace. ® olitting Jokes Biren, Giorious Singing. Wamboid, ‘Comic Dancer Backus. RECKIVED Wir SCREAMS NIGHTL 1 sul, Friday, Oot. 20, nt 2:30 P.M, Academy uf ‘Grand Oreheates of the Society, "Dr. Leopold Dan rose, couductor, Vooniixts—Mme K. Pappenbeim, Messrs, Bischoff and F, Kommerts, Programme :—The first timo in Amcriea, the Fiest Act of “Die Walkure” second part of the “King des Nibelungen,” by Waxner). Subserip- tions—Season Mekets, with reserved seats, tor rehearsals only, $9; Season Tickets with reserved seags, for concerts, tor rehoar and concerts, without ed sont in any part of neve! now being re- (ustusc MABILLE VAnIeTIn st. ana i ED THE DOORS NIGUTLY. THe HOME @————_—. ot PLEASURE. ‘Tue bi brig htestand most attractive WUNTRICTAINMEST TN THE CITY. tener first clas« Artists in Drama, Farce, Bong, Danco and Burlesque, THE STRANGERS? “MIRROR of BEAUTY BALLET TROUPE. KESORT, NiKO. THOMAS SYMPHONY GonoRiTs. wird ser § Peeny Ae rn ABUN 1876-77, rRick oF Sdpscxirrros” TICKKTS. To symphony concorts, wi ‘To public rel hy chasers of season tickets can welect 13 MOKNING at the box oifice PAIsIan VAUEE | AKISIAN VAKIETIES, ir seats for tho Stoluway Hall. 18TH ST, AND BROADWAY. a 3 a g 4 ES 2 & < VERY RVEXING AT 8 O'CLOCK. MATINEE SVERY ESDAY, THURSDAY AND ATURDAY ak a )LUMBIA,. OPERA HOUSE, ‘corner West 12th st und tireens teh av, Crowded wighly by the elite to leet biare of splendor. id Pas ay urns OF | We SOS ae an officiont e Corner METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 128 Wont 141 DAY AND EVENING—25 CENTS. These grand collections frou Private Galleries gs oe f New ¥i ured tor over $1,U0J,08 nting the great modern painters of Europe Sond 10. na MARY HL OF THe Ad: OMMANDEEIE CAZENECVE, want wi wl Sash int, Hall, GRAND ACTORS! MATINEE, Y¥, Uctover 17, ath iff PaestipialeaHiox a BOIREEK, FRI \G, October 20, cuTEpREN'S Wat tet aides ie naspicen of tho Sisters of the Stranger Pata aC Bhs ws Last night in New Fork, A KDA VEN L pe eto- hor 1, GHAND ANTESPIIITUA ISTIC BHANCE, Appenranee of the ow Stuy the beautiful and bewilder. ing aille, MARLE LRQUM Ts, Spiritnatism oatdone \° out the nid of spiciti ed sonts $1, Zoe, and de. ; ab Sehuberth & Co. ware. y ed SYMPHONY CONCERTS.—PUBLIO heursals, Two seats fur the season in row CU floor, Tett band aisle, und x preminm given for two good sents in rows 5, for U. Address vo otties. ABORIL wey ees LE, CORNER ott AV. URAND WALL. Meilts EVENING Vrot CROMWELL'S Dlaminated pri pte re THURSDAY NIGHT, ROM KIDAY, E} Adminsion, 25¢, ndon, 28 Union sy r ALAIS ROY A: Apo, OTH, AV. STRANGERS visiting the city sl houid Lot fall to visit Wey ayy lady aitendante, Open until 1 o'clock AMUSEMENTs. LEATRE COMIQUK, O14 BROAD RRIGAN f WALT roprietors NLE' RRIGAN ani Beaver SAM BAYLIS, HON NTE ite NNELLS, sith ble Lining The Prince of FRANK LIV NuBTON, DELEUANTY © the modern Sampso Fon ing Ritenee. HILLY BARRY'S POWER or MUsi¢. Continued anecess of Edward Hi acrien WALKING FOR DAT CAKE, MALONE SNidut ovr. a Night OF | HARIIGAN and TART, every ALONMS NIGHT OF WEDNESDAY ‘AND SATURDAY. "wart EES. NIBLO'S GAKDEN CHARLES E. ARNOLD BENKEN SUKRWOOD. Teneo and Manager rector $5555 TITITH HW. EEE ERE K OK 55 . HY x 5o T Hane 53555 oT H K oS Tf a & 55. 55 5555, + SR BBBBOOA TI LL TRANSFORMATIONS, ORGEOUS BALLETS THE ELEGANT SCENERY. THK PERFECT PEKFORMANCE, THE DREAMY REVI ial ued PiE ROSES WITNESSED IE A W. i. OkaxK MR. . MR. OW. i. CRANE AS BABA, THE FUNNY, NOTED rReME it EST CUOREOGRAPITC Qrristes ERES SULUTAS, eABETA SMENZELT HELENE MENZE MUSIC, BRIGHT, BERY MURe A ny LE, N THE WORLD, v1C. ms NCORED. Hi 4 hes THE UIT. THE uit. BOX Orvie ATINEE Free list ontialy sus} COND WEEK SLCOND WEEK P. 1, BARNOM'S VT. BARNUM'S SLCOND W ; SECOND WEEK of GBRaTger SOW ON EARTH, GREATES? SHOW ON KARIM, LMORE'S GARDEN), LMORE'S GARDEN), ENING THE HIPPODRO: THe WIPPOD KO OPEN AFTERD ROUS. VANDE IN WES DARING INDIAN AC LOwA Tt. FISH, THE CUAMPION s RIDER OF THE ic BY THE WHOLE COMPANY. Di WITH A COMIG PANFONTME, NEW AND VARI“D ATTRACTIONS WILL FOLLOW IN RAPID SUCCESSION, | Gan NEW YORK aq’ BROADWA’ ND s51U ST. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TILL 10 P. M, GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE, BROUGHT TO THE AQUARIUM AT ENORMOUS EXPENSE. A FEAT UNPARALLELED 2 PRIVATE ENTER- ME COSTS $100 A UAT SEE PURE SALT WATER 1 has offered £30,000 ta have one The Brighton Aquat nition, delivered alive at that Ii THE MONSIER SEA LION! THE PLAYFUL SEAL! fand the tens of thousands of Ocean Monsters irom every THE BEAUTIFUL raour we MAMMOTH STUR- thd cet eREsTG LEBA THE ENORMOUS TUR LITTLE STL nds of curious, Interesting and won- # from the rent Ocean's dept sporting in deep Sea Tauks, Together with th seNdertal cr THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT IN THE CITY. MINIATURE OCEANS! CONSTANT CIRCULATION OF WATER! MARVEY B. DUDWORTIS GRAND ORCHESTRA. CONCERTS: ~~ AFTERNOONS KVENINGS, N PROMENADE AND ake ick THOMAS: piHRODORE THOMAS’ AND VOPULAK CONCERT. rus, (WEDD AY, LAY me) Oct. 15, at 8, d and Jast night of UGURATION PROGRAMME OF THE CENTENNIAL INTKUNAIIONAL EXPOSITION, Qvorture, Kuryautte . Wi Prayer, Kieuzi, V. act. Bi wh. Gk ae w Larghotto, second ay Aria, “Non Pia Ao drat a Hones ditmaphal NIA; INAUGURATION Grand Centenuixl Inauguration Mareh.... Centennial Hymn—Words by J. G Whittier. CHORUS AND ‘ORCHESTK, ation of Calumbia’ Dudley Buck fag ai (Buss Solo), and OKC Hallelujab Chorus, “omlah --Handet ORUs ANDO FRIDAY, Get, 20-renndinavian Night, SATURI jutinoa, DA ADMISSION HCKETR ONE DOLLAR BACH. tte- served seats, SO cents extra: admission to second buleoay, Weents Tickets to Matinoo, including reserved sent, $1. Can be bec med concerts at the box No. 701 Broadway; ‘aud the tleket office No. CADEMY OF MUAIC. ATES, NEEM anby, and Wodneed MER, Tile AIME. jay Matinoe of OF OPERA BOUPFE, Company. before MONDAY HEN h € ehh bee r complete We r ud TU EVENINGS, O ENDAY APTRENOOS, | ‘Oetobs A OLB USE, Kreutest churact: i. ROSk MICHON os world famous £: nd dance TERY AS. a Debut BRANCIART (the new tenor) as Poirot, Mite NIUHYWAIED aa, Gurinds Sf, ‘Duptan te Cocardiere: WEDNESDAY Get. 45—Le Fills de Mme, Angot. are ax Mile. Lauze. \dmlanfon, D0 esate; rererved seats, 90 ‘Thursday, October 19, #t box ODS MUSEUM. —woob's, THIS DA’ MATINEE AT TUnvENING AT 8, Jono Beonehamy ‘9 erat Play, LOTTERY OF LIFE. powERY Tir, GBNGNERP SCocESS, a OLIVER DOUD BYRON, it vt shoal i Rous THE B CONTINENT, ecoded by the farce, A MING SACRIFICE. reidaym janet of Mr, BY now’ i. REBEL TO THE CORE. Ht “THIRD AVENUE THEATRE, ‘Admission, ie., 25¢.; Keserved Seats, $1, LURLINE, the Woman Fish, who eats, drinks, sleeps, roads and writes in @ glass tank Billed with water. he renowned Brahams, the clever Dick Sands, the celo- brated buty, Brothere, the ebampion benjotss, Andy, Colivas; te Botinn Minstrely concluding with the Fireo of she aRET NiGhS the must sucovwstul Play of the CENTURY, D'Eonery & Cormon's mar. vetlous Deas, yer oy RE THEATRE. Mr Wr NilkRIDAN SHOOK. a ya. THE TWe TANS, Begins at 5 1 with fea comeet settings paTURDAY’ “Matis wnd its uuriwalled caste, in- the following t ine loners. ‘Thomay k. Morris, Le son, J. Matthews,” der, ie Men) ja ose who have not seen the" TWO ONE PHANS as pro: duced at the Union Square Theatre have not seu it at all." —Chicago Herald, AweRicax INSTITUTE, ‘2d and 3d avs, Dotween 6a and 64th sts, FORTY-FIFTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION, Reduction of admission two day Monday and id Fridny 25 o¢ 2 Tammany Hall, Kast 140 Naturday evenin nosday, CARTIER,” BROWS, ks Wed! Rrists— Koad tho EVENING TELEGRAM, All tho nows for 2 po Advertising, 20 conts per line, Circulation, 40,000 3 | Bae GUITAR, OLS ee iD PANY ie DANCE JIG AND AMUSEMENTS. MOOKLYN TUBAT RE. SHOOK PALMA OPENING OF Tit dette LAR o i House CRAMMED TO THE DOORS EVERY NIGH® This week will be presented 4 series of ra 1 OLD COMEDIES, in whi u old wetor eae ae rad ee JUN GILBERT, together wi MISS by PRINE Fric fi id ae THVALS. ous a 000, L ° ° 000° LLLL > NOVELTY HIRATRE, NOVELTY THEATRE, O22 BROADWAY. 024 COL, WHE. sIgnt ADMISSION 1s MM MM MM MM MM MM ™ MM M MM M T0-DaY. TO-DAY. THIS WEDNESDAY AFEERNOON, tho Monareh, i orietnal in Ss all his performanees, FRANK GCUSIIMAN, MAN AXD ROMER, Miss ALICIA JORDAN, Miss ALICE DALY, EMPILE GHTLDIS. BUCKLEY AND TURNER, CHARLIE BKNKDICT. NGER GRIFFIN. AND aie ARNEY AND MORAK THE LONELY MAN, Ov TUR "OCEAN, nan Rat BORSA ia OLD CURIONIEY SHOE. V FALLACK'S Mr. LESTZR WALLACK, DION BOUGICAULI'S LATEST TRIUMPH, FORBIDDEN FRUIT, Every evening at 8 P.M aga Saturday Matines af Gharsctars by Mr. R Ls MOnsAga Mr, sas 4~ k, at Ww. RBBRT, Di Er iM XOX, Anh 7 SADA D AS, $FVie GuiMoN and she Blaise BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM MS A.M. to 4 P.M, ‘ND OPERA HOUSE, POOLE & DONNELLY. AMLN, ‘OMS "CABIN. NCL TOMS | CABLY. Mrs, G. O, HOWARD as TUPSY, Slavin's origin Socrates ‘Troupe of THe GREAT REALISTIO VLAN ‘ATION SCENK WO HUNDEMD y Keserved Chairs, SI. CHILDREN Haul PRICE, Family Cirele, 25 conta, BEGINS AT & AY S. a WITNESS AND A BRILLIANT CUDIENG SE M. POMERO’ J. B. ROBERT x. . Pauline. + of wdinission, Admission 281 OU) Balcony Roxerved 150 Painily Ct ‘The Only Leon | Kissing in 40 Artists, | x office open dajly from 8 pensive preparation ARGYLE ROOMS AND ae ih fund Variety Blow. 735 Spoctal Artiste, Franuseh, 1 ten, Moore, Mall, Kumiske, La Mas Aumissti le resort uf Pulindelphin, oly Fropeletore RICAN THEATRE, iy PHL ADELPHTA, ALL THE YRAR KOUND. OME: 1 KIN THE city, aoe Open duit Geusts, birds wd reutile MUSEUM, UTH AND consecutive representation Helen Houghton every afternoon Juteast.” PRE CRA SIEGE PROM 8 ALM. PIIRADELU HER MATN EW NATIONAL THKATE ADELPHIA.—THE BLACK CKOOK, withthe PAENLRSS MOKLAOCHE ibe yrandest entercainment in the city. EUTZBERG'S GREAT EUROPEAN ANATOMICAL and Historieal Muscum, 720 Chestnut st., Philadeiphia, nd most complete over exhibited In America or ro 10 Open daily. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ou. VOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of out own make’ also for sale and rent, @ 16 seeond | Pinnox, In perfect order, NABE & above Tith st niture, . NN. B—Must be sold, leaving city. own stone pri residence No. 4 Went 1th hand bth ave, KERING ROSEWOOD 7 OOTAVE GeRiGns torte, $190, oom $650; modern improvem A. near 2d w A. —FOR BALE, A “MAGNIFICENT CPHIGHT PIANO, ZA.forte; an clezant rosewood oetave Windsor Piano; cost avd Music Oxbinet, Call oth av. WEBER PIANOS AT VERY great baruaine; some uF thor asod but « very shore time by our best musicians, and really almost as good a4 new i fully warranted in every r Pita Please cull at she Wels WARKROOMS, Sth ay. and 16th st. A LoT oF thorough orde: ortes to rent of & SONS, 10 Sth a} Na DESIROUS OF PURGHASING AGB: ing second hand Steinway grand squaro oF up Piano will find a fing assortraont at our wareroom instrament in_ per or shom nearly pew : also second sera; beware of nos ay now name of one closely resembli 8, 107, 111 Kast 1th st., New ¥ *esThEN AY EAUTIVUL ROSKWOOD PIANOFORTE, ROUND corners, carved legs, $100; %5 mouthly, J. BIDDLE, 13 Wa Ince, near Tireadway. ORGANS otk SALE—AT REDUCED I. Bay RSON pire TO! ay fe Nis Jou GOK. Ppkaxos 3 AND ORGANS AT EXTRAORDINARY LO! prices at WATERS & SONS’, 481 Broadway, to close out an entire stock of instraments of first clasy inakers, new and second hand rand, square and upright, previows to res moval to their new stor Lath st, Union squore. 3. LNING TELEGRAM. All the nows for 2 couts. Advertising, 20 cents per line. Cireulation, 40,000 coples, Ute Sit AND SQUARE PIANOS FOit $010 #200; # and $10 monthly tti! paid, or ta rent 33 upward. 8) Wareroons, 784 Broadway, cornor 10th st. STATE FULL ROUND OVERSTRUNG PIANO, PA " tiger & Hucon 7 octn 25 GORDU! | $150 antes ERLE TIRE 3, 29() —FOwEMNUL, SEW, UPRIGHT & SQUARE ifs Birondieaes UStTED 81 rks meee MeANY. MUSICAL, YN EDUCATED LADY OF PRACTICAL “EXPERT Aoneo. nn necomplished yocalist, receives pupils fur piano iorie andl vocal eulturo; $10 por quarter reference, HANT RUSE, Post office box 3,U74. ‘OUNG PUPILS ON ier 3 mare * youn Indy of experior ow bexinhors : bo: Merald GsiciaNs— % . Kead tho EVENING TELEGRAM. Ail the news for 2 couts, Advertising, 20 cents per line. Circulation, 40,000 copies, Nenngin sens cage cat _t. in sehohario: