The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1876, Page 9

| ) THE COURTS. Francis McGuire on Trial for the Mur- der of His Wife. SAD STORY OF DOMESTIC UNHAPPINESS. Extending the New York Elevated Rail- road Across the Battery. Unearthing Musty Maps and Dusty . Deeds. ‘The trial of Francis McGuire for murder in the ond degree was begun yesterday before Judge Suthe tand and a jury obtained the previous day in the Court of General Sessions, Part 1. Assistant District At- torney Bell, for the prosecution, placed on the stand two women named Mary Rignoy and Mary Melaugh- Ain, who had lived with the prisoner and his wife at No. 380 East Thirty-fifth street, and who testified that early on the mornmg of Sunday, the 13th of last August, the accused ordered his wife to arise and get breakfast; that she refused to do so, stating that it ‘was earlier than usual; that at seven o'clock she did arise, and half an hour Jater, having prepared the meal in question, sat down to it with her husband; that they quarrelied at the table and that the husband left the house suddenly aod did not return till about mine o'clock tn the evening. When ho then returned, according to the further testimony, some angry words passed between him and his wife, The latter made some allusion to another woman, and McGuire retorted, “It you say that again 111 kill you.’ A moment later Mrs, MeGuire cried, ‘I’m stabbed! Help me!” Upon examination it was found that sho had been stabbed inthe abdomen with an enormous butcher's knife, which bad been lying vpon a table in the room. Tne wound was a dreadtui one and the deceased expired in & jew hours. blow the prisoner loit the house, but returned half an hour Jeter and was found by a policeman ransacking the apartments in rearch, as 18 supposed, of mone; which he betieved his wife had saveu. A pocketboo! contaiping $40 was picked up by one of the oilicers, upon the floor, together with two bauk books, When arrested by the ollicers McGuire declared bis name was Reliiy, and that he was only a boarder in the house, but, on being taken into custody, admitted his id uty, aud stated that he had stabbed his wife because the had aggravated him. ‘Vhe prisoner was deiended by Mr. A. Oakey Hall and Mr. Wuliom FP. Kintzing, who contended tbat their tient bad boen guilty of nothing greater than man- slaughter in the second degree, because the fatal viow aad beep struck im the heat of passion, while under the iniluence of liquor, and without any intention of killing. They placed upon the stand an aunt and a sister-in-law of the prisover, who, on betng examined by Mr. Kiut- cing, testified that the laiter had onthe day in ques- tiou called at their respective homes, in company with his son, a boy of twelve, and had drunk freely of beer and ale, At the close of the testimony Mr. Hall made a long and able address to the jury, summing up the case, and the hour beg then rather lute, the Court adjourned until wis morning, when Mr. Bell will sum up for the prosecution, RAPID TRANSIT AND THE BATTERY. Among the opponents to the extension and comple- tion of the New York Elevated Railroad who pre- sonted themselves to oppose its work last eum- mer were Jeremiah V, Spader and the Ninth Ave- nue Railway Company. Tho Ninth avenue company Opposed the work in the interest of its horses and Mr. Spader in the interest of himself, Judge Van Hoesen, of the Court of Common Pleas, decided against the horses, and now Judge Curtis, of the Superior Court, iu called upon to decide against the man. The suit is brought by Mr, Spader, who resides at No. 3 Bridge street, in equity, to perpetually enjoin the New York Elevated Railway Company from extending ite line across the Battery grounds. His right to this form of relief the plaintiff bases on the grounds that when he purchased the property in Bridge street it came to him Shrough an intermediate conveyance from the city, in which was contained a covenant that what was then the Bai should not be converted to private uses; that dant, the company, has no legal autbority to Duild the road, and that thi thority mu it by th Park Commissioners is insufficient to authorize ti tse of the Battery grounds for that purpose, The congany answers these claims of plaintifi by the alle- tions thut the company proposes to use the ground Between high and low water mark and below low water mark, which ground was ceded to tue city under tho Dongan and Montgomerie charter; that the ase to be made of the ground tor the purpose of the road lea public use; that the Commissioners of Parks had full Authority to grant tothe road the rights and privileges which they did grant, without turt! actiou on tue part of the city; that the company’s right as a corpor: Yon to extend its road is derived from the provisio: ofthe Rapid Transit act of 1875 and the proceedin; had under the Mayor’s commissiou authorized by that act, and early lawful and valid. Messrs, Jobn K, Parsons wh ler H. Peckham appear for Mr. Spader, and Messrs. ex-Judgo Emott, A. J. Vander- 1 and Edward C. Delavan for the Elevated Railroad pany. The evidence introduced yesterday, though whony documentary was quite feyetleps Mr. Ervio, the opening witness, ates! some of the old maps of the Battery and vicinity, the earliest map bearing date 1728, Next follows a map of 1767, and then one of 1776—a centennial exhibit, as on the counsel facetiously termed There was also produced the survey of U, T. Goerck in 1791, together with urvey of Gerard Baucker, giving more expecially the outlines of Fort George. A glance at those early maps and surveys presented s somewhat different scene from that presented at the Battery to-day. Oneof the ob- jects of tuese antiquarian researches was to show the land that then belonged to the general government wnd that vested in the State In connec- tion with them was also produced from the musty records of the County Clerk's office two deeds, the first, bearing date in 1813, w portion of the government land to the State, and th: ond, placed on record two years later, was of tho residue of the gov- eriment land to the State. Through the unearthing of these deods it was shown that the lot now known as No. 3 Ridge street, owned by Mr. Spader, was deeded to the State, by which it ‘s claimed it was in turn deeded to the Mayor and commonalty of the city, and thence deeded to the parties from whom Mr. Spader derives his title, with the proviso, as Mr. Spader ims, that the Battery adjoining shouid never be de- voted to private uses, The trial promises to occupy several days, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Julius Solmson obtained yesterday, in a trial before Fudge Donahue, holding Supreme Court, Circait, a ver- filet for $6,147 39 against ee oe ‘The suit was 0m promissory notes, There was tried yesterday, before Judge Larremore, holding Supreme Conrt, Circuit, the suit of Charles A. Harrington against the city for stone furnished the Department of Docks, A verdict was given for the plaintiff for $5,900 12, ‘The suit of William 8. Snebley against Sheriff Con- ger, tried before Judge Larremore, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, for damages on account of the sale of the furniture Of the Maltby House, a verdict was yea- given for $2,620 for the plaintiff, Anna Rose bas brought a suit against the New York Gaslight Company for damages to her property on ac- oount of its depreciation in value through erecting in the vicinity the gas reservoirs and other structures of the company. The trial vegan yesterday, before Jud; Larremore, in Supreme Court, Circuit, In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before Judge Barrett, there was a protracted argument upon fhe question of granting # lease of tho Staten Island Ferry Co’ iy ¢ Willn G. Starin, the highest bid- der, Thi + took the papers. George 4 jor $20,000 damages against prosecution. The ase was tried yesterday, before Jadge Sanford, of the Py gtd ogett, and resulted in a verdict for $500 for the ‘The Bu Supreme Court, General Leta! re granted anorder to show cause why Joseph 8. Kidgeway should not be disbarred. The order was made revurn- ablo on Saturday. is charged with retaining money collected as counse). The tong contested Friedman will case was finished ed in the all a will 8, hed the $350, allowed him by the Surrog as fees, Lote @ children of the deceased. Li s leugthy argument in the Supreme Court, Beueral Term, inasuit brought by the Home Ipsur- ance Company against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com- The suit grew out of the burning of a the be ice of & locomotive. The barn aud the ured in the plaintiffs’ company. wor mn coming from church, Was bit- ferocious 5308 belonging to Peter McNalley, her em being terribly tacerated. In a suit for led yenerday | before Judge Van Brunt, she jet for $1,500. Mr. F. J, Dupignac was the He tifl's co! I, and Mr, Maicom Campbell couns.t jor the defendant, Captain Josiah 8. Grindle, who was tried before Judge Benedict on a charge of cruel and unusual pun- Ishment of the sailors on his veesel, the St. Mark, and in whose case the jury disagreed, was bailed y terday in $5,000 by Messrs. Chauncey & Fabbri. An effort will be made to havo the accused retried this t Patrick Finnegan, of No, 322 Pearl streot, wan arrested yesterday on @ chargo of faise registration, be having obtained a certificate ot Soe pesemgied out seep bree his Gret papers. He had bee eight yeara aud the iuegality ey ‘oo Immediately upon striking tho fatal | \ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. j viously discovered. He was taken beforo Commis- sioner Betts and admitted to bai! for. examination on Saturday next. Warren A, Sillcock’s is still striving to obtain $4,900 for goid badges furnished to the Common Council in argcent trial the case was dismissed on the of failure to advertise for propusals and there jon. The ease was argued yeste: upreme Court, General Term, on an appeal som D, Warner and Edgar K. Griffin, chargea pie assing counterfeit mone: Yong guilty yester- etre Judge Benedict, and were remanded for por nae The prisoners wero mombers of the gang which was broken up in Brooklyn some time ago. An alleged accomplice, F, W. Jenkins, aas D. A. Craig, was piaced on U charged with the same offence, but the case was adjourned until to-day. Strassburger & Co. brought suit against Collector Arthur, before Judge Shrpman, in the United Staics Circuit Court, to recover alleged excess of duty on an Invoice, consisting of parts of watches, on which cus- toms were collected as for watches. The plaintiils ciaimed a deduction of ten percent of the duty, the goods not being beg gs Watches. For the govern- ment it was claimed that the importation of the goods in this shape was for the purpose of evading the duly. The jury returned a verdict for the government. A number of similar cases depend upon this one. Patrick elle Was arrested yesterday on a charge of interfering with Election Inspector Bloomer, of the Fifth Assembly district Ho was taken beicre Com- missioner Davenport, and held in $2,500 bail to await the action of the Grand Jury. a d the Inspector arrested on the charge of stealing naturalization papers, the Inspector being held in ooo bail by Justice Bixby, atthe Tombs, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBELS, By Judge Barrett. Thurbur va, Delaiey; Thurber vs. O'Reilly; Smales vs. Warren,—Motions granted, Columbia Grain Steaming Company vs Heins —Mo- tion granted for fourth Friday. Van Volkenburgh vs. Conkli Order bettled, Rothschild ys, Hooks,—Motion granted tor fourth Friday. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Cnief Justice Curtis, Wyman vs. Vanderpool et al.—Delendant’s motion to stey plaintifl’s proceedings on judgment granted, provided the defendants, within ten days, give the se- curity on the appeal required by section 335 of the code to stay execution. Cochran va Gottw#id—Motion in respect to judg- ment granted so far as to correct same by striking out the $177 77 costs, &c., disbursements of former trial, and making it also in ‘the alternative as tothe horses, with costs of motion. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Chief Justice Shea, Isaacs vs. Hirsch; Rose vs. Ribrand; Aaron vs. Ri- brand; White vs. Kassalerth ; Sharpo vs. Earle; Dow- ling ve. Hodgkinson Derretto vs. Doe; Irvine va. Reid; Piorzheimer vs. Tucker; ‘Alexander’ vs. Lewishon ; Dufn vs. Clark; Kiein vs. Schunberg; Underwood v: Stevenson; Israel v. Newman; Frederick vs Francis O'Dea vs. Irvine; Krugman ys. Scheptsky; Mentz vs. Kipler; Goldzier vs. Young—Orders grauted. ‘Temeyer vs, Kelter; Schuman vs, Butler; Bauer vs, Guardian Lite Insurance Company; Turbish vs. The American School Company; Hyall vs. Miller; Frank vs. Offenstetn; Auris vs Schrotter; Morrison vs, Carr,—Motions granted. Raynold vs. Ingrabam.—Motion denied, Wood vs, Lowis.—Receiver’s bond approved, ‘By Judge McAdam. The Columbia Grain Steaming Company vs Ca- nary.—The appointment of a receiver does not neces- sarily terminate the supplementary proceedings. People vs. Mead (20 Howard, 360).—The examination must proceed, Ahern vs. Llado.—Motion granted; order of arrest~ vacated un stipulating not to sue, Bolendar va. Huebner.—Motion for judgment on counter claim deuied, with $10 costs, Kelsey vs. Tremain (29 How., 439); Thompson va, Clark; Young va. Cohen.—Seo papers tiled, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Betore Judge Gildersleeve. PROMPT CAPTURE AND RETRIBUTION. The tailor store of Jacob Ulrich, No, 492 Broome street, was broken into upon the night of Sunday last, and clothing to the value of $300 was carried off. Cap- tain McDonnell, ot the Eighth precinct, arrested on suspicion a Swede, namod George Willams, at No. 200 South Fifth avenue, where he also recovered the goods, ‘which were promptly restored to the owner. From Willams he one. Sy information which led him to arrest Joseph Jerolamo and Joseph Mazin, Italians, who perpetrated thé burglary. The three prisoners were arraigned before Judge Gildersleeve yesterday, whep thoy all pleaded guilty. Jerolamo, as’ tho instt gator of the deed, was sent to State Prison for ten years, and his partner Mazin for elght years, while ‘Williams, who gave the information, was let oif with five vears’ imprisonment. El lenderson, colored, admitted that on Saturday last he stole a dress and shaw! trom Mrs. Dearien, of No. 264 West Twenty-first street, by whom he had been employed as a waiter, and thereupon His Honor sent him to State Prison for two years. John Harris, a sneak thief, who stole a valise from French's Hotel on Friday last, was sentenced for the same period to the same institution, Mary Bauer, who stole $150 worth of clothing ory Wen from her mistress, Mrs. Ferrer, of No. it Twenty-fitth street, ‘was seat to the same Bred on tor two and ono-balf years. rnoatke Hennessey and Jobn Willams, who stole a box containing six oer, from tho wagon of Roths- child & Brother, No. 58 Walker street, were State Prison for two and one-hal! years, Frank Jordan, @ sneak thief, who, on the 14th inst., stole a gold watch and chain from the store of Emil Bayat, No. 735 Broadway, was sent up for two years. lonn Wood, a pickpocket, who stole $33 irom Mrs, M. E. Barnes, of No. 40 West Eleventh street, on the 12th inst, also went to State Prison for two years, + COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Supreme Court—CuamBars—Held by Judge Bar- rett.—Nos. 96, 105, 106, 107, 117, aa may er: 155, 156, 157, 166, 170, 173, 178, 189, cases—Nos. 141, 142, 148, 144, 145, 1454 hai 149, 150 10 169 inelusive, Supmeme Court—Genrral Tenw—Held by Judges Davis, Bracy and Daniela —Nos. 196, 198, 206%¢, 207, aoe at 209, » et it 212, 153, 161, 175, 186, 206, 182, 133, 134, peli ‘Court—SpeciaL ‘TeRu—Hold by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. 98, 119, 301, 691, 146, 334, 445, 322, Aid, 477, 479, 48 7, 494, 499, "577, 504, 506, 620, 621, 24, 529, 680, 820, 547, 649, 551, 815, 678, 681, 683, 584, my, 600, 610, 614, 84, 618, 62134, 622, 626; 028, 629, 631, 632) 644, 645, 646. Surremz Court—Ciacurr—Part 1—Held by Judge Donohue.—Nox 2111, 1049, 1051, 1859, 1947, 2061, 2001, 8247, 15193, 1148, 1941, 2ui1, 2065, 161%, 2117, 1985, 2107, 1723 34, i300, 1 1929, 1939, 1380, 1965, 1967, 3663, 1885, 1993, 2027, "2116, Part 2—Held’ by Judge Lawrence.—Nos. 878, 3662, 14244, 2482, 1248, 3210, 118, 1822, 1092, 2, 2848, 3682, 966%, 95734, "9585, 250, 2802, 208, 3648, 1398, 514, 248, 1234, 1320, 2363. Part 3—Hela by Judge ‘Larremore,—Nos. Til, 1918, 2968, 718, 657, 8161, n, 1788 15494, 2861, O01, 58714, 2983 1823, 1896.4, 2305, 3163, 1071, 2103,” 3075, ican CounT—GENaRaL ‘Taqu.—Aqjourned until londay. sSupkrior Cournt—Sproray Teru—giold by Chief Jus- tice Curtie.—Case on—No. 40. Suregion Covrt—triat Trau—Part 1—Held by Judge Saniord.—Nos. 6, 168, 387, 287, 299, 879, 475, 307, 263, 269, 214, 20h, ‘281, 322,'923,' 324, Common Pixas—Katiry Texa—Held by Judge Rob- insop. —Nos. 26, 26, 1, 3, 5, 6, 54, 58, 51. CoMMON Pixas—Triat Terw—Part 1.—Adjourned for the term. Part 2—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Nos. 936, 947, 960, 954, 055, 957, 960. Part 3—Held by ie ge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 923, 1013, 813, 918, Manne Covrt—TriaL Txru—Part l—Held 5 Judge McAdain,—Nos. 4369, Sette 4849, 4335, 4748, 4769, 4082, 4818, 4850, 2960, 4891 4, 4900, 4901, 4549. Part 2—Held by Judge Soetp Nox 4722, 4651, 8u29, , 8492, 4723, 4090, 4312, 4 732, 4804, 4830, 2662, Part 3—Held by J adge Sinnott, —Nos. 6583, 7227, 7179, 7072, Tet, 5849, Tiss, T140, 6688, 6948, 7356, 7367, 1200, 6844, 731 UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, WaAstineron, Oct, 18, 1876. In the Supremo Court of the United States, Wednes- day, October 18, 1876:— No, 47. The Steamboat Atlas, &c., appellant, va. the Pha@nix Insurance Company. this Cause Was ar. gued by Mr, W. R. Beobe, of counsel for od a nt, gna by Mr. William Allen Butler for the No, 49, William F. White et al., planets ia. ‘error, va, Nicholas Loring. —Pussed. No. 60, Thomas Beaver, plaintiff im error, va 8. Staats Taylor et al—This cause was submitted on printed arguments by Mr. L. Trumbull, of counsel for defendants in error, bo counsel opposing for piaintiils in error, No, 52 West Wisconsin Railway Company, plaintiff! in error, vs. the Board of supervisors of rf} county of Trempealcau,—Passed until to-morrow. No. 53. Michac! O'Hara et ux., appellants, ve. M. G. MacConnell, ot al, assignees. —This cause ‘was gub- mitted on printed by Mr. J. W. Kirkon, of counsel for the appellants, no counsel opposing for tne angeles jo. 54, Tho United States, plaintiff im error, ve, George L. Ferary et ul.—This cause was argued by Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of counsel for pinta. {ifs in error, and submitted on printed arguments by Mr, KE. C. Camp for the deiendants tn error. No, 56, Robert H. Over, appellant, vs. Charles Gal- ubmitted on printed argu. ‘land, of counsel for appellants, ments by Mr. A. and by Mr. C. M. Rese for the appellee, Adjourned until to-morrow. A HIGHWAYMAN CAPTURED. Between one and two o'clock yesterday morning, while Mr. John A. Oelsen, of No, 1,276 Broudway, was walking through Sixth avenuo, slightly intoxicated, he was suddenly attacked by Thomas Degnun, of No, 123 West Thitty-first street, who attempted to garroto androb him, Mr, Oelsen succeeded in partially [roe ing himself from Dognan’s grasp and shouted “Help | fis cry was heard by Captain Williams, ot the Twenty-ninth precinot, who seized Degnan and brought him to tho Thirtieth street station. hen ar- raigned at the Washington Place Police Court yester- day the prisoner was recognized by Justice Kasinire us : wing been before him on Ltd occasions, 1 ny ag uilty and was held for trial in defau! ot oes, bail. Velsen was in $600 bail wo oi pear tostity against Degnan in the Court of Gea- tral Sessions. BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE CORPORATE SCHOOLS—ATTENDANCR IN THE EVENING SCHOOLS—MARRIZD WOMEN AS TEACHERS, At the regular session of the Board of Education, keld yesterday, the president, Mr. Willham Wood, in the chair, and seventeen Commissioners present, the City Superintendent of Schools reported that since the 15th of September, all of the corporate schools—forty- five in number—entitled by law to a portion of the Edu- cational Fund of tho city and county had been visited, excepting only the school attached to the House of Refuge, The number of teachers employed in the said schools is 201; number of pupils on register, 13,110; average attendance, 9,638, During the month the even- ing schools in the county have been organized and are ‘now in successful operation. The average attendance during the first week of the session was 9,714, and during the second week, 9,918. Of the 303 class teachers employed in the evening schools 247 were re- ported as excellent, 51 as good, 5 as fair and 5 as 10- eMcient. The monthly report of pupils on register in the day schools on September 1 was 113,670, er age atiendance being 101,906, showing an tucrease of 1,225 over the attendance’ in September of 1876. During the month 3,441 applications for admittance as pupils had been refused fer want of room. Of that number 1,323 bad been made at the schoola in the Nineteenth ward and 207 in the Iwenty secoad ward, A portion of this excess of pupils was caused by the temporary closing of Graminar School No, 7 ™ the Tenth ward. Very favorable reports have been re- ceived trom the examining officers in regard to the management, instruction and discipline in the. cor- porate schools, and no violation is reported of the Provisions of ‘aw in regard to sectarian teaching. Mr. Charles M. Limousin, the representative of the French Minister of Commerce and Public Instruction, entered the hall at the close of tne reading of the above report and was formally received by the Commission- ers. The thanks of the Board of Commissioners of Ed- ucation was tendered to the Chihan ernment for the medals and diplomas awarded by hat government Ree Board at the exposition held in Chili during On motion of Commissioner Kiamroth the thanks of the Board were tendered tu Misa Elizabeth A. Martin, principal of the primary department of Grammar School No, 27, in Forty-second street, for her noble, daring and cool courage in saving the lives of the chil- dren under her care when the steam pipe in the school Tuom burst about two weeks azo, ‘The Committee on Bylaws, to whom was referred the matter of the advisability of retaining married women as teachers In the public schools, reported that they have qiven the subject a {ull and careiul investi- gation, and ure unable to see that any additional ley lation i necessary, masmuch as ample authority in the premises is conlerred on the Board of Education and the ward trustees, by section 12 of tho statute law, The Committee on’ the Course of Studies reported the list ceaoyples 01 books, maps, &c., for 1877, which was ordered to be printed, "The Board then adjourned, LONG ISLAND BAPTISTS. Tho Baptist Association mot yesterday again in Washington avenue. Shortly after nine o'clock the association organized for business, Tho following named managers were elected:—Rovs. D, C, Hughes, JN. Folwell, C, Rhodes, J, oy. rles, J. S, Ladd, and Meesrs. A. B, Casswoll, R. ¥. Cole, C. H. Dutcher, A. J. G Hodenpyl, E, A, Hutchins, W. D. Bancker, William Richardson, J. J. Lewis, Albert Bruen and —. T, Richardson. Messrs, Casswell, Anabie, Covifle, Brooks and others were elected managers of the Baptist Home for the Aged in the city of Brooklyn, The treasurer reported the receipts forthe Widows and Disabled Ministers’ fund at $982 28, ineludiug a balance of $359 49 on band from last year. The per- manent fund invested amounts to $5,120. The report of the Baptist Home managers showed a debt remain- jug on the buildings of $34,660; the reeeipts were $11,862; the subscriptions of churches suli payable amount to $41,000; the furnighing acceunt amounted to $1,440, on Which there ia gti!l due to the treasurer 0 99. _ MUSIC. AS EDUCATED LADY. AN OMPLISHED VO- calist, gives lessons on pianoforte and vocal culiure; hest references; $10 per Address, with rew NTESE, box 3,974 Post office, GREAT EXP! K organ, harp and harmony reference. Address, with 9 Herald Uptown Branch A MAL instruction ou plan pupit’s residence: $10.6 quater Fexidonee, TEACHER, bo: offic BW, YORK CONSERVATORY OF M 5 Enst 14th st.. second duor enst of Sth a THIS RENOWNED Music Seuvol open day und Pac ‘TANA HAS “RESUMED HIS SS s residence or at hts own, 221 West 22d st, for circulars, OR OPERA, CONCERT OR CHURCH —DLADIES without means instructed and rapidly assisted to em- ployment. Address letter OPERA, station D. NATRUOTION ON PIANOVORTE AND SINGING; lessons not dull, but plain, exsy and progressive; vrice Within reach 267 West 37th st. Soa practice tre AMUSEMENTS. TONY PASTOR'S PONY Pasrow's EW THEATRE, 5x5 and 587 Broadway. ‘The greatest variety show © LER, O= T, M. HE BOBBY NEWCO, Artistle Ths Merri ry Heng aud Davee Artist. 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DAVIDGE, Miss AMY FAW- SITT, GEORGIE DREW, EMILY RIGE, SYDNEY COW- ELL, Mrs. G. H. GILBERT ana MARY WELL IN THE RAVISHING sNow BALLET of act third, Mile. MARIK BONFANTI and AUGUSTA SOHLKB. and “LIFE” MATINEE SATURDAY AT OOTH'S THEATRE, OVER AT 11 JARRETT & PALMER Lestoos and M agers iS SIXTY-FOURTH LORD M TO T SEVENIIET of the overwhelminsly succes produto a BYRON'S EXQUINIT! MANTIC PLAY, SARDANAPALU US, “TRE GLURY OF THE ‘STAGE.” j poworful east, including SARDANAPALUS 8 BOOT: Ot the GRAND TALIAN BAL T, 68 i che ene the ronowned Milo. BARTOLETIT, premiere dunseuse asso- luta of the Grand Opera, Paris, and Sig. MASCAGNO, of the dan Carlo, Naph id Seale, Milan, SUPERB 8TAGE EFFECTS. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT 1:30 O'CLOCK. AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIVER- : T, which has been many weeks in careful re- henrsal, will ‘be produced on Monday ovening, October 10, the vevision of the Seventy-elghth performince of SARDA: NAPALUS. The manaxement promise that it will oxco in novelty, brillinney and general excellence any baile ‘ot seen on this Continent. *%4* The representatio ardanapalis will positively conclude Decemver rangements for its offering {a Philadelphia and Boston h been made. ** Mr. LAWRENCE REIS engage- ment begins December 4. when KING LEAR will be mag- pitigen thy prod Mr. B. L. DAVENPORT as Edgar, Gilbert's -Femarknble London enccess recentiy purchased by Jarrett & Palmer, will be. produced during Mr. RAKE’ *S engagemont. J, G, FRYBR'S GRAND OPSRATIC CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING. Hows THEATRE, DAY NIGHT. J.C. FRYERS THIRD GRAND OPERATIC next Sunday ovenin, tho entire great ara: tablished popular favorites, Lncluding NLLI. ANCA DE BELOCCA, the renowned Prima Donna of the Strakosch Grand Italian Opera Company, who has been re-e in view o outhustastic reception and extrome suceuss on last Bun Mme. MAX MARETZ::K, Solo Harpist. Sianer, STRINI, Basso Profundo. AU Ri Aineriew’s greatest Violinist. AVE SATYER, the world renowned Pianist, Max SUE PER Se crpanit ANDA GRAND MILITARY BAND OF FORTY PIECES, Anovel feature of these Concerts. Now to be had at the Theatre ; Schirmer's, No, 111 Broadway, and S)2% ‘the principal b VERMANIA THEATRE. ‘AD, NEUENDORFF, THURSDAY, October 19, GRAY ESSEX Tragedy in five acts, by Laube. Rox office oven daily trom 5 to 4 ee Director PROF EN, PIANO T AGHER, ‘story, has some hours un: address the Professor, cure 25 Bast 14th st, DENIES. EMIEN, 55 WEST BD, HATE LEBSONG Ad BAUNE’ ANG atid East 13th any hour. C1RCU ‘A a GABTIER'S | DANCING TGRDuAY. PLIMPTON Pater P rad Stuyvesant and Oth sts,—Private lessons any ie ‘Dou hour, le Gide und Nowport specinities. DANUING SCHOOL, tow open for the réception for clroular, BUEN pop WORTH: two d Mion from oth ay. ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, corner Sd av. fm building).—For cirewlar address: Private Acudemy, 57 Enst 590 Private lessons any hour. Reeeption itmarouagss tmvisanivna issued: no admlt- tance without being presented with 3 FEO, A SoTH ST, LASKOS ACADEMY FOR DANCING, 1,464 BROAD- way, commences Saturday, October 25, LEGAL NOTICES. (NS PURSGANCE™ OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE Hon. Charles P. Daly, one ‘of to Judges of the Court of Common PI and for ind county of notice is hereby given tu all the creditors ang ing claims agninst Samuel A. Castle, tehicoek, lately doing ‘bssinees in, tue ety aud of New York under the firm name of 8. A, Castle & ey are required to prescnt thelr anid claims, with leas i city sitting toraty, ‘Jndxe on the 2uth day of se aaa ry 8. Muzrane and hee ORK, Sept. 28, Piay OPOLD BAMBERGER, HAKT & BAMBERGER, Attorneys for Assignee, and 347 Broadway. FINE AR Pie or PAINTING FOR SALB—AUTUMN VIEW: own artist: worth $500; will exchange for Devot mot light Rockaway, &e. toilee. ~ WANT Address OWNER, box 017 Wet aa 1UM SIZE HERRING Or MARVIN Safe, fre and burelar vroof. Address H. B., Herald At YOUNG, PATIO HANDSOME CANADIAN GENTLE. man of position Wwishe te correspond with w wexituy dark complexion id good appearance, view to Addrors box i, Post oftice, Toronto BILLIARD: A (LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES 18 ALpertect order, equal to uw. at very low prices Ww. O Brondway. D TO i, W, York, fur the NNIAL MEDAL AWARD LLENDIR, No. 748 Broadway, N Billiard 1. eet cust MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, ith Delanoy's wire cushions, fudorsod by all louding professional pia tra inducements now offered, H. GRIFFITH & CO., 40 Vesey st. fe) ot USKD, é KR Tabion at grant oncrides W. i. URIEFITIE #00. 40 Vesey ste LE TAND BEER BREWLRS— Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2 = Advertising, 20 cents por line. Circulation, 40,000 on Bs ih ae EW AND SKOOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES AT Nitocea prices. GEORGE E, PHELAN, weet st. and Toth av. EC OND Bene BEVELERD BILLIARDS, june, 4x8, WATC rom Alte th 4160; RPS, 202 Thouipsou st. 4 sw cRERY. au. fm soiltatre dinmond King; will sell etx vox 4757 Post oitice, MERICAN OFFIO/,—$75,000,— DIAMONDS, WATCH as ool Silverware, Valuables, &c., bongiit and ex- canny sed. Decided bargains in Diamonds, Watthon ac. “BStAbL ist 56, J. ANI NW Ele ONEY ON TaRGRD DIAN ONDS, Watehos, Jewelry, Silv . Hair Shawls, Seal Sacques, Silks, &e., bought, and wold back ata very small advance. GEC ALLEN, Jewell iy alt DIAMONDs, Al 808: BROADWAY, OP POs ive itis a pe ge ted Watehes, Jowelry, ke wold. fegotates, Ke ene s rs MtOsKNTHAI ne LLANKEOUS. — sachs WFC Tine MA ARES aero EVENING TELEGRAM, All th nows for 2 conte. Advertising, 40 cents per} Cleculation, 40,000 CON a ND FRAMES AT PUR ME OER AN Ee 2 Gi .0N8 Daten at, ove een ses SNC e TE cat cameo Gao, rw iment ac, PARAS, “VARIKITES, t St ARISIAN VARIETIES, AND BLOADWaY. MATINEES 3 RUESDAY. MURSDAY AND SATURDAY. SHINE ON! ] OPEN AS USUAL| BHINE ON! with A ROUSING BILL. MATINEE TO-DAY. MATINEE TO-DAY. BEAUTY and bg ART MERIT combined to make the hast BATRATAINMENT GIVEN IN Grand Entertainment very /Sunduy "6 Spelt Habd. THOMAS TO-MORROW. HEODORE THUMAS' a VOPULAK CONCERT. ToMolnow, MERAY, EVENING, October 20, at 8, ANDINAVIAN NIGHT. FIReY ‘APPEARANCE OF THE SWEDISH LADY Moata ‘KT. be ole CARLSON, INGEBUKG LOFGREN, vil ina HERTHA mee iN. D AUPEARANC! Mr. ‘Geonus WHRKENEATU, tenor. br Pianist. eid DAY AFT}. RNUON, October 21, at 2. MATESeLast GRAND MATINEE and last time of THE INAUGUKATION PROURANME ofthe CENTENNIAL INT! ONAL, KXPOSITION, r! be & “neetth LAST owen of this series will MONDAY, stoner 28 and WEDNESDAY, October 25. ADMISSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR’ KACH. — Ke- served & mime J ‘coucerts atthe ‘box jeinway Hall: No. 701 Broadway: Nuberth’s, No, 23 Union square, aud the tloket office 111 Browiwny. Miles. Saturdays Ort. itunbacls OF Opera Boule, Opern Boule, Te trom the the only Lea {gone Bex oi imparted ad coe areas 40 artists. JA! 4 artists ‘Box office open daily f Trot BA. at. 00 10 P.M, a CITY COURSE. (iickekine HALL. AM@RICAN LITERARY BURBAU..... « Managers THAODORE TILTON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 33. X Lecture. “THE MASTER MOTIVES.” MARTE mi UNAR TUPPER, October 20. at POND'S, RATS, 75e : admiision, Be. 5 0 Lect Brooklyn Academy, Oc- CHICKERING HALL LE COMMANDEUR GCAZBNEUVK will give his fare. woll prostidigitatorial soiree Friday evening, October 20; children’s matineo, under the auspices of the Sisters of the Strangers, Saturday, Octo! it 1:30; last night in New York Saturday evening, Ovtobor 2; grand anti-Spiritualtstic ee of the modern Sybil, the benutyal Vso bewildering Mite, Marie Le Comte; spiritualism: out withont tho aid of spirite, Rexorvod eats, $1, 75e.. Oe, at Sehunberth Co.'s, 23 Union square, INWAY HALL. = SRA eereOES ae in BY fanLoy * wih, sion er conie. ”” Novembei seance; appea On October 23," Um;” ft es M. Hekets for, ail tour Loveutes, Se, single tickets, $1; at Steinway's and Westerma katore. fee my = SoUintT r= Fi bag PUBLIC RE. Friday, Oct. 20, at 2:00 P.M. Academy of nd Orchestes of the Noeiety. ‘Dr. Leopold Lam alinte— ‘appenber By erts. Programme '—The firs Amerien, the First ‘Achat “Die Walkure (ihe second part of the “King des Nibelu: * by Wagner). Subseri trons Season sorved sents, lor iy, 80; Beason 7; one Senvun rorery the ceived at Sehi a 1,164 Broudway, and Extra rehearsal ticket fuk NEW YO) RK ORSTENNLS BXHIBLEOS NATIONAL ACADEMY ‘OF DESIGN, a ath a jt i. METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF Nar DAY AND EVENING-25 CEN’ The Wost 1400 st. Those grand coigetions fru the Private Galleries of tho wealthy llizoue Of New York, insured toe Over $1..000,000, and represent o great modern painters of Europe and ‘e AN ie) meV ILL CLOSH FRIDAY \{ASONIC 7 TEMPLE, 23D ST. Grand Hall feat KV Ave Sa TTANOARS ore 3 yous to bag this Mey ate. AMUSEMENTS. y Los GARDEN CHARLES B. ARNOLD. HENSEN SsUBRRWOOD.. Lene and Manager * . Director 85555 TIITTH W EEE EEE K Kk 55 H Ww KK T HANH Ww a y a u s 1876, wh MAnVEL OF qe’ stacs. RBBB A BBRB A a AA B A BBBB B Boo BBBB THE Mys ™ EMEEOT PERFORMANCE, vt 1 4 OF THE ROBES WITNESSED POSITIVE MISS: LIZA MIs BLIGA, BU "0 aot DF WEATHERSBY HERSBY ever seen in this country THE PREMIERES AssoLU MLLE. ELIZABETA M and MLLE. HELEN TARK'S BRIGHT, TZEK'S BRIGHT, AY mk AGRANDEST WALLETS Te Tite WORLD, THE TOWN TOPIC. EVERY TABLEAU, ENCORED. UNDENIAB) THE HIT. THE HIT Tnasmneh as hundreds nightly leave the box office tinable wats, the utilicy of purchasing seats during the arent SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADV! BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 1 MATINER SATURDAY AT 1 _Free fe suspended. — SECOND W SRtOND WEE K P. T. BARNUWS ¥. T BakNUM'S of GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, GREATEST SHOW UN KARTH, THE HIPPODROME (eitronEss GARDEN) open HE EODBOME, GARDEN) y IN APEEINODN AND MENAGERIE, MUSEUM, = o AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NEW ATHAL 8, PEs, NEW RIDE GRAND MATINEE FERE ‘ORM KE KVERY AFTER- LOWANDE IN HI¢ DARING INDIAN ACT. FisH, THE CHAMPION THICK KIDEK OF THE ‘ORLD. MELIA CARLO IN HER SCARF ACT. JENNY WATSON, THE Pasir Ei " pate: RE, Fact pos, RIDING gon RI heal CIROUS’ FOR THE ae | MOLES. ACROBATIC TUMBLI xd YT MPANY. TO CONCLUDE Witt ‘a‘Conic PAN TONLE, NEW AND VARTED ATTRACTIONS WILL FOLLOW IN RAPID CESSION. ADMISSION to every department of tho colossal Exh. Dislon, Sue, | VIL DREN, under, nine years, SERVED doe KATIA. Doors open at 1 and 6:80 Grand Animal and Arenic Spectacular Entree at 2 and 8. B FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE cITYl GREAT NEW York AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND 25TH ST. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TILL 10 P, M& GREAT LIVING WHITER WHALB. BROUGHT TO THE AQUARIUM AT: ENORMOUS A FEAT Latatometensg lV ied PRIVATE ENTER- HE COSTS $100 A DAY }OR PURE SALT WATER . ALONE, The Brighton Aquarium has delivered alive at that instituti THE MONSTER SEA LION! THE PLAYFUL SEAL! and the tens of thousands of Ocean Monsters from every ‘en, fered £30,000 to have one THE BEAUTIFUL TROUT! rae MAMMOTH STUR- THE hosghitntltly TURTER! THE WINGED BIRD THE OCEAN! honsands of curious, intoresting and won- Jmens from the «reat Ocean's devths, en sporting in deep Sea Tanks, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT IN THE CITY, MINIATURE OCEANS! HARVEY B. DODWORTH’S vs AND ORCHESTRA, PROMENADE of GR. CONCERTS AFTERNOONS EVE Gas, AND .60 CENTS PRICE THEATRE, COMIQU HARRIGAN & HART, M.W HAN pore HARRIGAN and HAR Ha HT OF rrign NIG or : GE YURAVRRIN FESTIVAL: SAM BAYLI BONNIE RUNNELLS, oe in Lillipations The Prines of Germ ‘Comedians. FRANK LIVINGSTON, DELEUANTY and CUMMINGS, the mit Samper. ar peraleiies ou Fun in a Kitehen. BARRY'S A ld OF nal ‘ontinued succes Edw Harrigan’ WALKING TOR DAT Gai. MALONION NIGHT OFF. Malone's Night 04, HARRIGAN pod HART, every evening in MALON®S’S NIGHT O1 NESDAY AND SATURDAY *MATINEES. {7 OOD's MUSEUM. “WouD's. THIS DAY, MATINEE AT 2—EVENING AT 8, John Broushs wreat Piny, LOTTERY OF LIFE. b Dhabas 6 SQUARE EVERY NIGiz3, z ti TRE the mats Ghooosetal F Play of FOpril the Se SHERIDAN SHOOK. | D'! fash | t, Cormon’s mar- Manager, as Drama, ‘Mr. A. M. PALMER. Rat “nwo. OltPitANs, over at 11:15. | with DAY Matinex “Those who have not seen the TWO O&PHANS as pro- } son, J. Matthews, duced at the Union Square | der, Thang, have, ng = it at ."—Uhicago Heral zi Kate "Ola xtor Kate Girard, kins and Mi ’ Roberts thal ee. L Cleves eet Mra. ymour, Box food open dafty from 8 A aii! Mo 10 P.M. Bee: aC NN Tih SHUGK & PALMER... BRIWLIANT BNGAGHMENT OF OHN GILBERT, 40. @ NTU, last time of SUR Stu NQUER. TO-MORROW Tuk DYNCHBACK, with a most Femarkaite east, indluding Mr. John Uilbert HL. 8. Murdoch, J. B. Polk, K. ‘Lamb, Katharine Rogers and 30 Woor Saturday matinse—TH et BUspnPeon, Saturday evening, only tl HK RIVALS, k—Mr., are DE BAR ax FALSTAFF. NTINUED SUCCESS. BYKON, Noxt w Oss TH CONTINENT, reeosted by the, fares, ALAWMING. SAORTFICE, Pride Benefit of Mr. BYRON in REBEL TO THE CORE. an re FRANCLGQ MINSTRELS, O MINSTRELS. OPERA HOUSE, Broadway and 20th x ‘Thirey Brilliant Artists, Vib SGhinants RIGHTLY, AMUSEMENTS. ~SOLYMPIC™ NOVELTY T “THEATRE, 000, LX ¥ MM wm Ber p It oo ae A Woy PopP i¢ . ° 0” ¥ P Ho. ¥ Pp ty yovenry” rate. oveLTY THEATRE BROAD WAR, ont col. we. E. . Mange be LOWEST rRiciéS NIGHT:—ADMISSLON 15, RESERVED 5E er éir 35 AND 930 CENTS rs hoe. Te. AND $1. 15, 25 “AND, Gar CENTS, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. hy origtnal,f J all bis pertormences, FRANK CUSHMAN. GORMAN AND ROMER, Miss ALICLA JORD. BE DALY. EMPIRE ONTLDRE BUCKLEY” AND TURNER, AMES MESSENGER. CHARLIE BENEDICT. HARRY KENNEDY, GRIF¥YIN AND hice. ‘A bri Hillaae X silpa Dram MAN OF FORBIDDEN Every evening at 8 P. BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. (BAND OPERA HOUSE, x ith ay., corner 24d POOLE, & DONNELLY. THE SUCCESS AND ON Mrs. G. 0, HOWARD: ARNEY ernie MORAN, THE OCEAN. FRUIT, Sa Saturday Matinee af Mr. HARRY EXBERT, Mr. : LEON “PONISL, Mist to4 P.M, . Lesseon and Mani OF THE bre a NCL Poms gaan ae) ‘TO! LAVIN'S ORIGINAL czorait JUBILBE sinuuns 200, base earan COLORED FOLKS, REALISTIC PLANTATION MEN AND CHIL! DREN, SCENE. ‘The sports and pastimos of the Southern plantation pore trayed in life like manner. GHTED y RONOUNCED BY DRL! the best and most faithful pict cotton plantation EVER Pi will be giver 8 nee THEATRE, ATH Si, NBAN 6TH A brilliant aate esoneas Pacer is al UIS) OM: EM. Pi in her new role. RUDUOED. ie; Garey chy Fit Family Oircle, YOUR BeATS IN" ry 4 ThovsaNDs ‘¢ of real life in the old time DVANC Sk E MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATORDAY, ot the oponing of the regulad YAIETY CENTS — ate nightly to witness THIS. (THURSDAY) BVENING will be prosented Bulwer's beautiful play THK LADY 0! Pauline. Claude Melnotte FRIDAY LOUISE % POMERO’ V, LINGHA! BB, BATU ROMKO AND JULIET, Prices of admission, Admission .. Orchestra Reserve Adiuission to Family Cirel a dF MUSIC. Thi 6 AIMEE, ATE QUE! th her complete Fren ir departare for Hav Bout INGA, Oc! NESDAY APLERNOUS Octo var popular w SOLL ATMEL in ber -31 00 | Balcony Reserved. 50] Family Cirele Res ly, aid Wednentay, Mat QUEEN, OF OPERA elie ry introducing her, world famous Ei cneiteh sone und dence PLO! 1¥ AS A Milo, BUPA Debut of M. BRANCIAR Mile. GUEYMARD as Clorinde M, WEDNESDAY E mt ALLL The publics respectfully Informed that HE MOZART OL NEW YORK will ive @ Classical and Moa Ci to THURSDAY 1. Quintott im 1 flat. ian ake ELL R, J. BLLBK, wiz ‘and ik. Ri 2, Aria, “Per plots non nieoreste,” ate,’ Miss ANNA DRasbit, 3, j Romaneo for violin 4 {gous ‘Won te in age “leh Kunn's night tamoe niet ‘glnube: T. th tonor) as Pol {SP ‘Baplan Lee Gocardteret . Oct. 25—Lu Fille de Mme, Angot, 50 conta; roserved seats, 90 ‘Thursday, 0 ber 19, at box —y ..L. v, Beethovem: », oboe, clarinet, horn aud bassoon, oni. KKISER, H. + Mosaré 8, Wagner wa mn ne anit Miss ANNA DRASDIL, 5. Grand Septet in © minor. For plano, violin, oboe Monge A ELLER. it BECKER, H. cli Roe mH i. NINCOTCS 0 ane Mie UARYL FLORIO. Fesca horn, eit ly Wer Steinway & Suns’ celebrated Pianos are used at all these 8 HUNTS DRAMAT) ver} Reudings. Philadel IRALFY'S ALHA hia Amu: BRA PAL, OLLEGE, 30 RAST aT line of stage business taught; Blogutiom, ngaements provided competent pupils, ments. A ue (aalonable resort ot ame By RIBALEE Pa oe eanchia ce BBs ped waeks in advance, rox's aj NE RICAN THEATRE, THE Ya _THE HANDSOMEST THEAT! TRE T7OOLOGICAL GARDE! beasts, birds HILADELPHL UsEUM, ; Joon, to 107th consecutive repre rite the Outens HE GREAT. SIE ¥ PA LY, FROM 8 A. M. TO 10 PHILADELPHIA MA! ieetaepe rapt IN Bo ciry. . PALRMOUNT | PARK Rk, PHIL- Lanisigi=t pen daily. A larKe colle one divi on ve dren. Miss Helen Houghton every afternoon im EWS ATIONAL THEATRE, MLADELPHIA TH CROOK, with the F eriainment in the city. 7 REUTZB: 38 MOKRLACCH., G'S GREAT RUROPRAN ANATOMICAL and Historical Museum, 720 Chestout st. Lenya ony joa ‘Tho yroatest and most compleve ev Open daily. exhibited in Am Than kegivin; Booth’s pints may. A number of fine second hand. vo weeks, con oncing November pply to JARRETT ~~ PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, av. ‘ARB AND GRAND also for sale and rent, @ fect order. WH KNADE & CO. No. Tiz'dth'ey. shove Lith PIANOFORTES, I # PCROHASING A GEN fA grand square or Piano will find a fo aswortcaent ae gar. warerop half # FINE forves for sule at very mode pre segiott et HAL AG RIVE Cad Fosowood goat ‘ea ina for $200; oth ate phe ch superior tone ahd os. Unll at residence Sani Ur “SALE-LARGE, KLEGANT 8’ BARMOKH’S = warereums, PRIVATE PAVILY WILL 8BLL ons Pianoforte (at sneritiew), » lel Found rosewood case, 7 octave, Tall agri Pinno, all Late tmprovements, cost €1,000, for #2 usic Capinet. ane richiy inlaid case, ont N. B.=-Pianos rave! box Sor shippt ic. Call private residence No. 47 West 16th st., between oth and Oth ava, “CARVED HOsEWOOD | 7 OCTAVE Ly hd residence 4: dAmodorn improvem 5 $100, East 80th ot. ‘The fanniest entertainment in the city. MATINEK SATURDAY AT 2. SEATS SECURED, _ Coucuars OPERA HOUSE, cornor Wont 12th st. and Greenwich a, @——-——— Crowded nightly by the elite to soe Matinces 8 perfect biaxe of splendor. ‘Taosdays, A grand Parisian Hall Thursdays an efficient a of specialty artis and NEW ACTS, NEW SONGS, NEW Msr0, Saturvays ent =. i ROOM ARGYLE ROO! Atos i Fi ay, OuMaN ct enppotened ONLY FLACK OF Su Can ent OF TH IN one COMMENOING AT 9 UCLOCK, GNTRANCK ON BOTH BT. BALES TIVOLI THEATRE, 8th at., between 2d and 3d ave, soicarg aventng, tucand Variety Show.’ 0 Bpectal Arta jaalo mn the alle Adame, Franaseh, Linton, Moore, Stat Kamiska, La nie! Ho. ‘Admission, 25 conts. ATEAU MARTEL BA erie CROW ER” Ay 70. fig “Dt Guns NIGHTLY. Matinee To-day at 2 Bvery ere na | PLEASURE. The brightens Betis tenets THE CITY. t class Artists in ‘ong, Danee and Burlesque, MIRROR of BEAUTY BALLET TROUPE. y and Sonvati Drama, Fares, & THK STRANGERS! RESORT. _ Three hours of MERICAN INSTITUTR. 2d and 84 ave., between 694 and 64th sta, FORTY-FIFTH GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION. Reduetion of Admission ¢ two days each ____ Monday and Friday zo cone. cain Nous. FLAVIA, A Lion, BASILY ACTED DRAM, srell adapted to warelling compauies an exclusive rr if 0 wii Seis. Private —POR SALE, A MAGNIFICENT OPKIGHT PIANO Aurore: An elogant rorewood case, octave Windsor Piano; cons $1,000, for 7. CF i ro oy ‘e Deane. Call at private tesidence, ‘20 West 254 A SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY great bargain ‘eaine; some or them used masicians, and Bi Paarranved ta ROOMB, Sth oe Dut a very shart time ‘alist As 00 — call at the e WEE RAUTIFUL FUSE WO" LAN iy Bester is Clea at PE ESP RSE ies cae Paxoronens ‘AND ORGANS 70 rereune Satan oF mt allowe: " BENJAM! bo Varerooms, 712 Sth av. G. P. BRNJAMTN, GNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSKWOUD PLAN Mes te, $75: j shaped sones rare bargain, Seon Ait D, 19, 137 Bleoek 1 LANOS AND Grad AT : it WATER: Ae, eae sd vr moval to their new rand a Hast tithes TRAORDINAKY LO’ 1 Broadway, to close out of first clase makers, new previous to re~ ‘nion squore. Seat ee TEINWAY to NCHRT forte, cost $1,500, 2 o’elock, riser Nassau. STOCK. Bi BRO, eonts. Advertising, 2U cevts per copies. GRAND Lad t condition, will be we auction rooms, 57 shins UO NTT Ore he BV. NING TELEGRAM. Al All the hi Randy Be #| q OOTAVE FULL, ROUND see py as aoe 150; Re & Be 7 octe’ 2 Ornan, new, $1 GORDON & HON, 2720. = OWRRFOL saw tata PRIGHT & SQUARB "OTED WEATHS PIA: TANO COMPANY. = —pENTIOTRY. { MIPIIAL Pari x arnCTALTY ROS RE RRS Atom $5 upward; pe, made, and guaranteed to give ae a bars Eyanine te Lg og ve, Advertising, 20; Emme |