The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1876, Page 9

BROOKLYN'S STORAGE RESERVOIR. After « recess of one week the members of the Brook- lyo Common Counci! met to resume the trial of William A. Fowler, the suspended Commissioner of City Works, Against whom Mayor Schroeder recently preferred sherges of nonfeasance with reference to the reservoir at Hempstead, Alderman French presided. Daniel Northup, Secretary of the Board of City Works, testi- fled that the late Mayor Kalbfeisch had vetoed the res olution passed by the Board of Aldermen tor the con- struction Of tho storage reservoir. The resolution was passed Just alter the Aldermen had visited the water sources at Hompstead and had found low water there. ‘Toe Common Council passed the resolution, overrid- ing the veto of the Mayor. iam Baird, a contractor, testified that he was ta- millar with earth excavation ‘and with ity value; knew What the value of soil excavation at Hempstead Reser- Voir wus in 1870, Witness was asked what the value was by the Corporation Counsel, and General R.A. Pryor, counsel tor Mr. Fowler, ovjected. Mr. De Witt said he would prove that a contract was made to pay 1,000,000 for a job which could bave been doue tor 000, Senerul Pryor argued that the contract was Made uiter advertising for bids in the pewspapers, and tbat it had been let to tue lowest biacer. Mr, Fowler ‘Was forced to sign 11, whether be indorsed it or not, be- cause it was the lowest bid ollered. ‘The objection was not sustained, aud Mr, Baird said that the ae. cost of the excavation steuld have 20 cents per cubic yard, iustead of SS ceute, as paid by the contract; brick work should have been $12 instead of $20; stone facing of she dum was $10, worth $5 or $6; the excavation of carth was worth from 28 to 80 cents per cubic yara if done by horse and cart, 10 cents less if done by machinery; broken stone and screened gravel was worth $1 per cubic yard, atom clay $2, lumber $50 to $60, insivad bt $100, as char ‘On the cross-exuinination the witness stated that ho had been engaged in public wagk yetwo years Mone aud with others. He was now doing work in Petersburg, Va., and Baltimore, Md. Witness bed bid recently lor the Work of facing tho Reservoir dam at 64 per cabic yard, bul the price was reaily $5 80; the price of labor 1a 1570 was Irom $1 26 to $1 75. The Board adjou.ned to meet this afternoon at threo o'clock. The price of the HERALD to-day “ana henerorl). will be three cents. THE BROCK MURDER TRIAL ‘The whole of yesterday was again taken up by the Prosecution in the trial of Oaciwald and Ryan, tho alleged murderers of Policeman Brock, at Newark. The idence adduced from halt adozen witnesses tended to knittbe net of circumstantial evidence more strongly than ever around the prisouer: BURNED TO DEATH. Vincent Bonce, aged one year and ten months, of No, 883 Second avenue, was accidentally burned to death yosterday morning from his clothes catebing flro during the absence of bis mother. Coroner Eickhol! was notided. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Grore—Warsonx,—Un Tuesday, October 24, 1876, Witniam A. Grorg to Paviing A, Watsoy, both, of this bon by the Rev. Dr. Ogleby. at NDALL—REX¥ORD.—On Monday evening, October | 28, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by thé Rev. ir, J. W. Shackleford, Cuakixs N. RANDALL to ANB H., daughter of George C. und Caroline M. kex:ord, Buftalo papers please copy. SmitH—Antucr.—At the residence of the bride’s mother, Lakeville, on Wednesday, Uctober 18, 1876, by tne Rev, W. Davis, Jawxs A. Surru, of Lakeville, to Cxciiia ARtaur. No cards, Sraxton—Kixsey.—On October 24, at Goshen, ik by the Rov. Dr. Snodgrass, Wittiam H. Stayron, of New York, toLauna E., caughter of the lato Jobu D. ork. x.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Oc- tober 23, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. J. I. Duryea, D. D., Wituiam STEVEASON, Jr., to ELuira, al Pl Peter Lemon, Esy, No cards, Sitvei River.—At Paterson, N. J., October 23, by Rev. W, N. Searles, Jamrs STIVEuS Lo Kuna Van Riven. No cards, WaLtos—Suirm.—in Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Octover 17, by Rev. A. G. Lawson, Epwin D, Waurox Lavra i, daughter of Charlies Smith, Esq., all of Leity, No cards. Died. Astex.—On Monday, October 23, 1876, Mr. Joux AsTiy, in the 64th year of his age. Relatives, trieuds and members of Architect Lodge, No. 619, F. ‘and A. M., are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from his late residence, No, 1,228 3d av,, prner of Tist st,, on 'hursday morning, 26th inal, at eleven o'clock, Bauxxtr.—At Hempstead, L. 1, October 23, Cuartes E. Bakyerr, aged 2 years aud 6 mouthy, BaLowiy.—Un Monday, October 23, ‘1876, Timoray Babwix, in the 87th year of his age. Funeral services from his late residence, 83d st, est of Boulevard, on Thursday, October 26, ut three P.M, Relatives und friends are respectfully invited to attend, without further uotice, Beyyxt.—Aat her residence, 93 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, on Monday evening, October 23, Isanxt Lu- Lay, wile of Ludovic bennet, and daughier of the lato Wilium H. Imlay of Hartford, Conn, Rolatives and iriepds of the family are invited to at- tend ber funeral, at Grace church, Brovklyn Spe, on Thursday, the 26th imst., at ‘pall-pust two ¥. Relutives at residence at two P. Hartford and Washington, D. C., papers please copy. wiax.—At Flushing, Monday, October 23, Jacon Beaniax, Inte of Fordham, N, Y., uged 75 years, 6 mouths and 10 da; ‘Tue relatives avd friends aro invited to attend his fai on Thursday, 26th inst., at wo o'clock P. M., from the Methodist church, at Fordbam. CaLKins. —On Sunday, October 22, M. Lovrsx, wife of Frunk A. Calkins, duaghter and only surviving child Of the lato Hugh Smith, D, D. * Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, trom her late residence, 116 East ary st, on Wednesday, October 25, at ono o'clock * dois —08 Monday, October 23, Mary J. Couiixs, aa the 67th your of her age. neral services will bo held at ber late residence, Greenpomt, on Thursday, the 26th Interment at” Woodlawn Rel.tives and friends are Fu No, 181 Milton st, Cemetery (by #pecial train). respectfully inviied. New Haveu and Waterbury papers please copy. Cotn¥aL.—On Sanday morning, October 22, Cuanies W., son of the lute Henry Cotheal, in his 67th year. Relatives and friends of the family, and of his brether,, Alexander J. Cotheal, are invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late residence, No, 62 West 36ih st, on Wednesdiy mé nz, Vetober 25, at ten o'clock. CcnRan, —On Monday, October 23, James Cunray, in the 59th year of his age. ‘ rhe taneral takes place at ten A. M., from his resi- dence, 254 Kast Gist st.; thence to Littie Neck, L. ‘Trains leave Hunter's Point at 12:32, Douglasdon sta- ton. Devor,—At Bloomfield, N. J., on Tuesday, October 24, Leaxper Devox, only sun of Leander und Cordelia Devoe, aged 1 year, 3 months and 2 days "Phe relatives and itiends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from the Methodist church at New l’rovidence, N. J., on Thursday, 26.h Inst., at el o'clock. Fraycts.—The tuveral of Isaac M. Fraxcis will take at the First Presbyterimn church, Hudson st., ken, this day, at balf-past two P. M. Gxxxx.—October 23, Jax A, Housuay, the wife of Thomas Green and daughter of Jacob Housman, of Port Richmond st, ‘The relatives and friends of the tamily are invited to sitend her funeral, on Thursday, Uctober 26, at oue o’ckck P. M., trom her late residence, in Jon sb. ; $ thence to plist church, in Graniteville, Carriages will be in waiting at Port Richmond for the 11:15 boat ‘eptiiedelphis papers niladelphia papers please copy, Have.—At Hempstoad, L. saxk Harr, in the Slst year of bis age. Kelatives ava triends of the family are invited to ate tend the funeral from bis late Tesidence, Hempstead, L. L, Thursday, 26th inst., two o’ciock, P. M. ‘Hakxcrixe.—Suddenly, on Mouday morning, October 23, 1870, Huxuixtra D., wife of Robert H, Hazelune ‘and daughter of Colonel Win. Menck. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- on Wednesday moruing, October 25, at ten Fi ‘clock, from her late residence, No. 32 Stroug place, rook lyn. ioe Haledon, N. J.. on 23d tnst., of brov- chial semanpien, Sara L, (Cicily), wife of Jerome Hopkins, of New York. Funeral at Burlington, Vt” Matove. —FRaycis Joseri, only son of Fr and Elizabeth Malone, aged 3 years, 4 months and 24 days, Friends of the tamily are requested to attend the ‘on this day, October 25, trom 120 West Broud- way, at half-past one o'clock P. M. Mxtxxkex.—On Monday, the 23d of October, Mania, beloved wite of Henry Moinken, in the 37th year of her fl re. “the relatives and frienda of the family, alsothe mem. ters of United Brothers i odge, No. $9 F. and A. M.; New York Seheutzen Corps, Troop F, Third regiment Peers are rewpectiully invited to attend tho funeral, for late residence, 320 New York av., Jorscy Cuy Heights, on Wednesuay, the 25th of October, at hbull-past eleven oclock A. M., or frum tne-K. V, @utheran Church of tne Holy he i ‘2lst st., near 6th av., New York, at one o'clock P, 3. JOLONRY. — GET, rolict of Thomas Motoncy, of Mount Ivers, Parish of Six Mile Bridge, County Clare, aged 62 yours. wral from the residence of her son-in law, Peter rny, 33 Emmett st. Brooklyn, to-morrow ithureday) aiternoon, two o'clock. Morn —On the 24th, at Nowark, N. J., of dip theria, 8. Avpix, deaghter of David H. and ‘Lucilla Le, Morris, aged 10 years and 8 months. Funeral {rom No. 126 Orchard st., on Thursday, 26th, at two P, M. Murpny.—On Monday, October 23, Extex, the be- loved wile of Wilitam Murphy, in the 60th yoar of hor age. tives and friends of tho family are respoct- fully mvited to attend tie funeral, from’ her late resi- Warren st,, Broosiyn, on Thursday morn- in clock, to St. Paui's Roman Catholis church, Court st, where a solemn m, ot roquiem will be offered up for the reposo of her seul, and from thence to St. Pet Cemetery, Staten Island, for interment, Lag ery Brooklyn, on the 234 inet, Witte Munpuy aged 87 years, the 24th inst, + Roem Mis remains will .be taken from his late residence, 273 East Baltic st., to St. Paul's church, on Court st., at half-past’ ten elock on Thursday morning; trom thence to Holy Cross Oometery tor interment. The relatives and {riends.are respect{ully invited, McGcinw.—Monday, October 23, Mary McGuinx, aged 49 years, May ber soul rest in peace. Amen. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 224 West st, at half-past one o'clock, on Weages- day, October 25. ‘quix,—At Peekskill, on Monday evening, Uctober 23, 1876, Mrs. Faxxy Quix, widow of the late Conrad Quin, Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her laf residence, The Beecher House, Peckskill, Y. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend, ewark and Brooklyn papers please copy. SaWaup.—The iuneral services over the remains of Grace Frayees, infant child of Frederick E and Frances Saward, will be held at St. Paul's church, Tremont, New York city, ou Wednesday, the 25¢h inst, at half-past twelve I. M. ‘Swaw.—On Monday evening, 234 inst, @oangt Lov- Low Suaw, 60n of the late James W. Shaw, in the dad year of his age Relatives ry (riends are respectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral on Thursday iworning, 26th inst, ab ten o'clock, from his late residence, 33 West 46th st. Smirn.—At Jersey City Heights, on Tuesday, 24th inst., ALEXANDER Satirit, In the S4th year of his age. His reiatives and tricnds are invited to attend his funeral, trom the First Presbyterian church, kmory y City Heights, on Thursday, the 26th inst, clock. (No flowers.) Monticello av. cars trom Jersey City ferry cross Rwory st. Sriitweit.—At Fort Hamilton, on Tuesday, October 24, Mrs ase Serutwett, widow of the late Henry still- well, in her 2d tenes Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the {uneral, trom the Methodist Episcopal ehurch at Bay Ridge, L’L, on Tharaday, at two P.M. Watxer,—On Tuesday, October 24, at his residence, No, 3 Van Ness piace, HAsition W en, M. Notice of tuneral hereatter. Wixk, —October 23, CaTHeRine bi ws of Edward R, Wier and daughter of the late R. C, Shimeall. ‘The funeral will take piace fiom Fath Chapel, 46th st. near Mth av., this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends and relatives of the spectiully invited to attend. Zyxke.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, October 24, Mrs. Eun ‘The funeral will take place on Thursday, at twelve o’clock, trom her late residence 207 Kast 15th st. family are re- SALES Av A ws sine “The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. A TUE MESSRS. , AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY, | AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, October 2% and 27, eh da, at 8 o'clock, prompt, at Clinton Hall, withous limis or protection of apy kind whatever, as per cataingue, the great Modern Masters of Europe. © “The collection of pain to be sold by the Messrs. Leavitt next Thursday and Friday evenings is probubly tl most remarkable which has ever been offered for sale in this It comprises 125 works by the most distinguished —Now York Times, October 23. country, modern masters of Europe —Ne asot, dre. Bakalowics Beaune Rellini, Boldini, i ment, ‘Cusa- eared uti, even, Goupil, Gallait, Induino, Jacque, Juzet, Kock . Lerny, r, Mouchat, Pascutti Pict, Pinchar . Sehil i, Guittewin k. B. Eu: wuchey oyon, Van Lu erbeeekhove W hl very many ca ‘These choice Patntings are now on exhibition day and ning, free, ab the art rooms 817 Broudwuy. UCFION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT NOUSEHOLD Furniture, property ot L. Fitagerald. to be wold THIS (Wednesdav) MORNING. Oct. 25, 1878 at e Ww it toned Pianotorts sutin Parlor suits. kunt rosewoud Etageres, 2 elexaut Mantel Nets. 25 choice bronze Figures 0 pieces Parian Statuary. windows’ Lace Curtains. % Mrussels and inernin Carpets, 20 fine Oil Paintings, best artists, 2 clegant,Cabinets. legunt Library Bookenses, Tables. ries and Bogkeases combined, ural atyle. aM makers. Spuloeane bodice Botta. conephote, in blakk: walmel. 24 curled hair and spring Mattresses, 24 Pillows and Boisiers, Welegant hack walnut Rockers, b clewant Bedroom aud Parlor Clocks, 2 elezant black walnut Buffets, X superb Extousion Tables. re estore, Urns, P Knives, Spoors, Glusware, 6 d vis is the largest sule of the soason. tive, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auetio Sinth avenue cars to 28d vt, Competent men iopeaeaes ship govds, city or country. —TCNIS tsk orpte AUCTIONEER. Oid stand 37 oer. Soe ais bay, DerOUL, 25, 11 O'CLOCK, GREAT BALE OF PIANOS" AND OKGANS AT 481° BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME 87. THE WAKEROOMS OF HOBACE WATEKS & SONS. WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY M&SSRS, HORAOR, w Sonsto close out by auction all their secoud hand Orzann, some of which have Leen but one year mivequeuice uf remuval to, ubelt new and tore Wareroors No. 4 t., Untan NOs Nite MADE Ue THEE FOLLOWING Chickering, ¥INE ORDER BY — eke rng ORGANS ARE ALL iN Mason & Hamlin, stey. Alexandre, New liaven Organ Company, Sehommnger, | Needham and others, On green Sat 87 Nassau Bly schold Furniture, AWTERENPTON RY BALE, + RICHARD V. HALNETT, Auctionoer, UL gell at nuction, on VEDNESDAY, Gctpter 25, t lurelock A. i 18 Eust 40th St, between bt ind iMadvon ava, order ot Josiah J. large and valuable collectian uf Oil Patatinie by he fille. ing artiste: —Geuts De Buel, Starkenborah, Pits eB cenach, To roouian, Heed, Hub tor, on, Cobbett, Cardony, wll Hoguet, Tait and others ‘apert Brousen, &e, Kich rosewood Varlor Suits Pier ‘and. Mantel Mirrors of the most beautitul de Phelan & Collender Billiard Table, sets of Maruens and satin danask Window Hangings, moquet and Tieaseels’ Carpets, Chundeliers ani Siaturen curved black watuat Booktases, 10 feet, high a4 Caer, wie ood, black waingt owl Stand, with m that belongs to a first class hous tion by permit on Monday and Tuesday, Catutdguos and porwtte vo imspect pieiares at aactloncer’s office, 111 Broadway, Dasement. : Kitchen F urniture, Refrigerate Houss open for AGOTION SAbt f URNITC te THIS (Weduesdi MORNING, Gerober 3b comsmmoneing a8 10 o'et No. 47 WEST Beth REN nay i DECKER BROTHERS OUT AVE PIANOFORTR, CHICKERING UPHIGHT PIANOFORTE, Pol Works ot Art, PARLOR AND Duawise WOUM S: ‘TPS, richly carved rosewood and walnut frames, covered in erimsen, tan and Fold brocade satin and cotelaing; Turkish and Spanish © Lott +, inlaid marqueterie ile and Cou ole Vaul owood Etaxeres, Cabin plate Mirro: talus, Frei fautel Nees, UO-day Cloe! Library a eretulre Hookeanes, Books, Library Tables; Turkish Suit, Writing, De DROOM FURNITURE’ CONSISTING plain Bedroom Sets, inlaid and gilt Bedetoads, Bureaus, Washstands, single and double Bne hair and spring Muctresses, feather Pil Jows, Blunket®, Toilet sets, rep and plush Suits, inarble top reclining Chairs, Lounges, xtension Tables, Chairs, Kee DiniNG FURNITURE—E: Tables, Sidevoard, brary and Secre: two Hall Kiteben, “A RT NOTICE. dm) choice Ui sold auction, N aintings, all elogantly framed, will be posite ity, Hail, Brook: 7 o'elock! xmon foreign an jeaier who is yg From Out the sliglitest reserve; the juvited to attend. OMAS, Auctionoer, tive, yo abe hl Aves 342 Frowt te, tn the city ot Sew ‘York, vo lay, Verober 25, M., aloe of Scrap, Horyextos and Ba: MLINGTON, ren AND ATTRACTIVE, BALK OF D VIENNA FANCY GOODS, Hronzes, Bohemian Giasywure, sets, Leather, bs and Gilt Lf inde ‘be sold THIS DAY and & row at 12 0'¢) AT MATHEWS" ACOTION ROOMS 37 LIBERTY ST Now on exbibiti AS'L A, MATHEWS, Auction <W. A CARTER WILL SELL, wich, on Friday, 27th road Horwes, two pairs Harnens, Wagons, &e. at lo’ o'elock RARK OPPORTUNITY FOR noosa andthe trade,—Larze Household Furniture sale this (Wednesday) morning. commencing at 1015 oelock. AN Wie elegant Household Furniture, Carpets, at the large evel: ing house 109 KE door from 4th ROTH, Anctionver. Kia 3 ra, will sell on biader, the Conl Yard and ant House sitaated 11 er North sh ‘i 110 Browdway: Gi, Bundiag) JAMS Be. BkowNe itt ALL Broadway. The price af the Herald has been reduced to dure cents per copy. _ Unigoe, and Extraordmary Eabtaitioe of ATER COLOR PAINTING BY PROFESSOR | RUDOLPH from solar drawings of world reaowned paintl European galleries, &e.—Kaulbach, Von Angeli, Mot, Mulicr, Vautier, Makhart. Ep) Gerome, Von’ Bre: en. Saventin, ura r iP} A aor at the Schenck Art Gallery, NOW ON EXHIBITION No. 60 Liberty st A CHOICE | COLL AMERICAN AND FOREL Paty is, to de_sold at auction “on Thursday and Friday, October 26 it ‘EbWalkp SUHENCK, Auctioneer. THis D. the ent ¥ WEIGERT & Oc il sell in lov: sorted stock Gir &e. Particulas B ¥ JOSEPH tive din Store T ¥ IS(DORE J. SW 10 v'elock, 24° Spring 66. AUC RSI entire Furniture of private Dowraing house, Bedsteads, Bedding, Bureaus, Mirrors, Clocks, huir Muitresses, Stoves, iu lots. Dealers invited. ] ¥ JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONEERS. —THE Volawnre, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company will sell 10¢ Fac public auction, on Wednesday, October 25, at 12 o'clock Exchange SAMUBL dent oy first eli Saloon Bar, Mirrors, Twoles, Chairs, i ii aise large stock Liquors; positively, in lots. ‘Dealers invited. > FORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONE HOLBROOK T& ROLLINS sell this day, at two o'eluck, at 4 Canal st.; Parlor Suits, in reps and batrcloth, bl d enatnelled chamber Furniture, Kngravings, Vi Beds, Bedding, Croe! parlor and st M zen, Kitchen Utonsiis, &e Ld) NEINBRRGER, AUCTIONEE addny, October » 101g o'elock, at" y ‘arpets, Mirrors, Clocks, four Counters, ctors, Hiankets, Clothing, Satrte, ail Une slecroom TS Bow- SR-MORTGAGE SALE Parlor J P, TRAVER, sthis day, at 2 o'elock, at 59 Great Jones st. ti AUOTI Suits, Sotad, Chairs, Brussels and other Carpets, Mirrors, Cocks, irou Safes, Pier Mirror, Pictures, walnut Wadrobs 4 ot elegant rosewood Org! 4, Furniture, Cart and Marne: jer of Attoruey for Mortgagee. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS aday, at 10 o'elock shurp, at 34 West 4th st. corner of ‘ vlegaut Liquor Bar, Buek Bar, two tine Swutel Mir- tes, Gluss und Silverware, three Ort Paintings Olleloth, Ay NEW YORK HERALD, " WEDNESDAY, ’ OCTOBER 25, ‘1876. —TRIPLE SHEET, —$ $———$— "The price of the Herald has been reduced to Guree cents per copy. 57 OPERA HOUSE, x. 2d st. and Gxh ar. Te VASHON Al at Hit. OitiNG« Mowelth, Great Hit, backs | CHING CHOW-HL Offenbact's Opera Boutlo, | CHING-CHOW-IL || Opera Bouffe. Verri ie Alan oF ly Leon” trom the ME i 40 artists. LA "Box oltice open daily trom 9 JQROOKLYN TheaTRE Messrs. SHOOK & PALMER,.....Lessees and Managers every evening and at the Baturday Matinee. in bis celobras M. wo 10 P.M. ARH, tu Shakespeare’ y bese play of owertul cast, TE THOMPSON, _ support a = = xt wook—Wiss CHARLO [RD WEEK? THIRD nee T HY t T. ARNUM'S NEW AND GREAIESE SHOW ON BARTH at eh AIPPODROME, qqunronit ME, HIPPODROME, mare's. Gardeit), OPEN RvERY. CUPPERNOON AND EVENING. ‘ORITE FAMILY KESOR1. MOST ELEGANT aa ry Kaa VALACE IN TRE CAPTAIN GEORGE COSTENTENUS, The Tattooed Man—The riosity Ever Seon, chi LITTLE. FOLKS. AS THENTIRE CHANGE ‘OF PROGRAMME, ADMIRAL DOT,” ADMIRAL DOT, ADMIRAL DOT. the World renowned Little Man, Equestrians and Athleves than were sed at any time in ‘any age or place, of the opening will com- and Curiosities will be kept open formance. ‘The animals in the presenes of the uudience at 4 LILDREN 25e. Museu one hour alter the Utreu: Menagerie will be fed in o'clock V. M. every day. DMISSION under nine years, RA Doors open atl and le box ottice rt : ehestra seuts can be secured at t k in advance, A Ontario NovELrY cy 000, Lb ¥ ITEATR MM PPP I Bill Il a it u THEATRE, ping ann” i's, MM OM EEEEE EEKEB MM M K MM OM ‘EERE EEE M MM K x BEEEE LEEER TO-DAY, TO-DAY. TO-DAY. 0-Day. TO-DA TO-DAY. TODA’ TO-DAY. TO-DAY. in Charle; d fe P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S SALE.— Wednesday, Both, at 2 atelock, at 80 Great Jouos st., # barrels of Glue. BARNARD, Marshg! SEEBACHER, =syGTO Ray 3 y, atti o'elock, at 48 Eldridge ‘# of a firet class Grocery Store, SELLS 10 Hudson st, Lakee SALE OF CONSERVATORY AND PARLOR Piamts,—In order to meet the demand of cut roses | am forced to make room in my greenhouses, and. offer ull choico plants at my salesrooms, 1,102 Broadw: h and 25th sts. on Mondi e at nursery prices, HO WERTZBERG, AUCTIO R, SELLS 103g Ldo'elock, 226 West 27th st., Stock and Fixtures, of Liquor More—kino Bar, Buck, Bar, Mirror, 4-pull Ale Pump, Tables, Chairs, irandics, Whiskeys, Sherry Wines, ac, togethor or positively in lots. invited. HERTZ: BERG RS, 2O1V M.**: Stic fhe ealnabje, tapraved Property.on northwest corner of Broome and Mulberry sts. witlbe sold at auction on Tues- day, October 31, 1876, ay 12 M., at Fgchanna, | Figg mn 111 Broadway, in follow! ing parcels :— on Broomest, 126 fect on Mulberry Buildings thereon ; Lot on caren a ry? x73, with briek Building thereon; room joining same. 25x08xY, 104: with rie Building ‘ NUSSBAUM, AUVOTIONEER, 261 BOWRE tis, this day, at 11 o'clock, at 80 Johnson av. Wil Hamburg, Grocery, Candy wad Milk Store; Groceri3s,'Van- dies, Jars, Scales, Fixtures, &e., in lots, Moeietastauae ace PTIONE ER, BOWERY exells, this day, 2 oeloek, No. 1,U . Fixtures of B. Oe peteat Ghats, up’ ass, Sicrors, Wa . Showcase, &c , in lots. ARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF SE e ecutions Iwill expose to saic, st public wday, 25th day of October, lize abit A. 4. of Cloth. in piee Got pr fro! oe ove, tt nt of the Seventh District Court House, 2 Cows, 1 black Pony, 2 Wagons, 1 Hot of Harnoss. “By ore der of JOUN ©. LYST, City Marshal, , AUCTIONEER, at 109 Forsyth st. ¢ House, consisting of Beds, Beddi By order of Attorney for Mortgaree, ARSHALS SALK—BY VIRTOE OF AN EXEC mPa I will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, at Leadbeuter's th av. and 45th st., one team black Mares, one set nkets, Whips, ty Marshal ri Tables, Chairs, &e Double Harness, one pole W: vAKon, Rove: Halt ‘cor, ers, & A aiscORREOeuiE 7 “ns DAY—JAMEKS AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at 50 reel Bowery, 600 lots silk 0 Dr tO Mink Furs, R ts, ‘sp Basta (jeliere Gveteontn, Cemt A o’elock. By order ot Mt, DA AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOS. J. M°GRATH, AUO- ‘tioneer, 158 Chatham st, corner Mulberry, will sell, this lle’ ‘Men's «nd wi men’s Clothing, Jewelry, &c.; Dromen, Shawls. item Qaucs, “Blanketa, edi Roots, dhoes, ke. Also Goats, ante and so Gold and Silver Watches, Diamon nd ola poo Guns, Pistols, &¢. Order M. Levy, ‘Grand = N. B,—Sale of Jeweiry will commence 11 pasrixe MATERIAL —ED' ‘i FETTINGER, Auctioncer, 600 fonts Job- Type, 5,400 pounds body Type; at No. 7 Frankfort Detober 26, at LOA. ae AW NBROK Cis —JAMES AGAR, A AW AMI ae on Thorsdar, October 20, at Gury, # large assortinent of fae Gold aud’ Silver Watche Bininonda, Jewelry By order Pistols, <r de. ha AWNBROKER'S SA! FIED ‘Auctlonoor, salosroom No. 89 jock, 650 lots Men's Shawis, R mnante, Underclothing, * anther Beds, & GENE ERAT STONEY & MAPES, Auction and Commission House, 119 Fulton and 42 nn at, companys xood wie hand Furniture is Inuch suugut for; send yute goods along aad get advances if Ss. HERMAN, SHERIF'S AUCTIONEER, No. 13 Bowery, ported B Spirits, cnses of vou roquire it; we required for coping, ornamental a ‘Auction ate of Wines Liquors Cigars, ae. THIS DAY (Wednesday), October 25, at 11 o'clock, alarze stock of Wines and Liquors, viz., barrels chotce old Bourbon and Rye Whis! rt and Sherry Wines, randies, Gin, Champagne, 2 De: it 1044 o'eloek, 8 large assortment of Ladie a Slippers, &e.; also Men's and Boys’ Boys Gaiter Dealers invited. WILLIAM ©, CONNER, Sherif _Maurey J, Kuxst, Depaty. pRusreuss AUCTION SALE ¢ ov A LARGE GCANO and Chemicals Factory at Baltimore, Md. In consequence of th partners of Lorentz & sive Factory of C Kxehange Sale P. “i ey aoepcon in st, Now York. HOS, KEYWORTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL | SELL this day, at 10% o'clock, at 53 Forsyth st arding House in lote; dealors tn: ~The price or ; the Herald has been reduced “s hree cents sad t W PUK AP FOR CASH dip Gopzing Prose sad Brand, oie O@les Oneire, aa: ¥ & CO., Hernid office, dross HU rai Ave W ante tore THRKE GOOD OFFICE Desks, Table’ and Chairs, cheap for eneh, Address PACTOLUS, Herald offic ANTED—35 YARDS BRUSSELS CARPET, GOOD . cheap for cash, Address CARPETS, box 120 ee YORK OBNTENNIAL LOAN EXHIBITION NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ibe To 4 Derne: , METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF AI Ts hgtearshg 128 Wont 14th su DAY AXD_ EVENING—25 CEXT Those grand hag ag x from the Private Gal wealthy eitia York, insared tor over $1,000,000, a represent he reat modern painters of Europe | end Ny merWNLL CLOSE FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. > | ames INSTITUTE. 2d and aa avs. between 634 and 64th ste, FORTY-! FUTH GRAND NATIONAL. EXHIBITION, Reduction of admission two days each week. “Monday and Friday 25 conte SIXTEENTH SE. BAPTIST CHURCH, WGTH Sf. WKIWERN 71H AND ING PEOPLE EB NEW 3 ie pada LECTURES. REDRICK DOUGLAS bedded sis <) Re Ce Uc Fol oe 1878, Th Eta 5) GRR “[CADE: ©. GHEDAUSDAT) byeir sitet P jn a hetures? 5U cents extra, ; AIMEE, ‘10-DA —AIMBE'S Last oa IN Mutinoe. tet USE, ROSE MICHON ig and danee, 50c, extra, NEW YORK, OT. Matinee Admission, & $ TO-NIGHT—CLO OF THE SKASO. AIMEE'S: BAST AP! PEARANCE LA LLE DE MME. AD AIMEE (in hee great role). Prices ay usual, Seat) 5h Clairette. Academy of Music, EVERY NIGHT AT 8 MR AUGUSTIN DALY's SPECTAC! AR COMEDY, AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS 11 L Ty EXEEB L it K b u EEE LLLLL oF KEKEE :: A COMEDY OF CITY TYPES !1 with a GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION, and the ravishing BALLET IN THE SNOW !1 fo which Mile. BONFANTI and Milo, SOULKE appear. TH nAT DOMEDY cast COUNLAN UARI JAMES LEWIS, WM. DAVIDGE, Mins GRORGIE DRI MLL LY KIGL, SYDNEY COWK RY WELLS, and Mrs. G. Mh. atcme *.¢ The GRAPHIC any Snow Hallet in LIFE is the most exquisite that sean given iu this city. It isa mur- Houses Crowded ! ! Laughter Incessant ! -Proprietors januger GANS HARE in Baward ‘ifarrigan's HOLD MIBERAIAN | BOYS The talented youn comedian and mime N QODWIN Biby Barry in THE TOUGH MAN RUM AVENCE A. THE SKIDMORE GUARD: he Miniature GOth Boys, Wash Norton, Bebe Robeson Prot Neil Simithe Billy, Grays Billy Carter and Larry Tooicy. Firet time this sehson of John F. Poole’s drama, THE ITALIAN PADKO Edward Harrigan (in his original croatio The Italian Padrone DAY’ WaTIN ‘ks. Mr, JOSH HART Tony Har WEDNESDAY “AND SATU Races THEATRE, Proprietor and Manager Bro THK ENTIRE COMPANY APPEAR TO-DAY, Matineo Matinee Mat Matinee GrvEN Yo: rO:DAY Al Nt 2. To. eet a Jouristing of th Of the follow the following 2 Matince Matinee Matinoe Matin Mati TO. DAY AT MATINEE OWERY THEATRE. MONDAY, ant in the great som Di ro" tue WORL jod by the Farce of the TWO HORNYCASTLES, MINSTRELS. OPERA HOUSE, ML Ls. provdwey, and 20th at. FRAN bes | rel Halace. FRANG TSCO MINSTRELS Minstrel Pulues. 4 creme of Minstrelsy. \de-Spli © Bireh, Wandold, Backus, ate ba _MATINER SATURD: AW AT AN REC W. Scie, Aas NIGHELs it entertainment in f the SEATS SECURED. pias SHINES ¢ OVER ALL LEABED FROM DURANCE VILE, Resort in Fergie | ue Kilito of the World. MISIAN, Want THES 1sTH ST. non BROAD ARTISTS KE! o— Tues, Thurs, and Sat, ab re Arr Startling Noveitios, of Talent Brilliant peeialtios, in the Universe. | Elocant Varieties, New York wiore ovory act ie oncored, jeauty and Merit Combined, ‘Only theatre in POUR gy suka ared ls zl suor i) ze Lovely Ballet, \ERs ty Bere " a Miss Lottle Grant, | Miss Annie Devore, Miss Ide Hayden, { tune Hall, Miss cha Elverts. Nive Alice Girard, ie. Bertha and Senor Cardello. Maud Leij vi jen © ietare ang Rosoalt, ees cy worth, larry P Kiely. Harry Spriggs, I Pollina, liveliest, amd bes world. TEUTAINMEN ay VERN “ARBUCKLE, distingutee Mr. MO” ARBUCKLE, ss the Twenty second Kegimeut Seat th a, GILMORE'S GREAT wieae a i ih NOMTON aN ‘DA ‘D A HOST OP VOLUNTEERS, Tickets for sale at the Armory, Hopkins’ muste store, 90 Bast 14th st., and by the officers of t! ment RGYLE ROOM Ay ay pong ARGYLE ROOMS, BRILLIANT, PoC BORBAN, Lt lee BNT. JHATEAU MAUILLK VARIETIES, ivith wt. aha Sd avs Standing room at premium, ‘ RADIANT. ENTRUTATSMENT SPARKL GLORIOUS, IN THE CITY. we Uae am Fi Barlesine, 5 the Sersut! ‘and female artiste in i rpsichorean ftavelties lines at& Matinees Tuesday, ' GRA ND SPEUCTA' DILL BY 20 YOUNG Ey jay Matinee I5e. WEY AS A PLOTU RE ALM GE '3 GREAT SONG, “par sneeel Oe She BEG, MRE. SOF Le ie pent Mac DOs. ¥ rat vam Ad ‘er diate Waits” Strwans, 100. DiTSUN # U0. 71) Brosdwas, KEM ASIN Th VENDORS! WEDNESDAY, Octob, PERKS piny Im four acts, He flo Bardo, daily from 8 Box oflice open cols _ AMUSEMENTS. bie) The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. Geer OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE TO-DAY aT 2 MATINEE ar 2 M at z » at 2 M ar x Ara bi ae 4 % xan AT & MA at & MATINEE TODAY AT = Mrs G. © HOWARD, SLAVIN'S ¢ ORG SLAVE TROUTB and 200 ConbesD FOLKS UNCLE oe OABIN, 8 ALE PIC Nios i EN. + CHARLES A PTRNOLD. BENSEN SHERWOOD. THIRTY-SIXTH to ba ae -Lesee and Manager - Director ‘OND PERFORMANCE of In the history of Niblo’s Gurden there ts recorded no such us bas crowved the efforts of tho present manage- Since the opening night the houses have bs varinbly overcrowded, and nightly hundreds tiave left the box office unable to obtain seats. BABA is conceded by all- to be the most Penvaor SPECTACLE OT SPECTACLE Miobe ED IN NEW YORK. HAS PROVED A “BLACK YORK EVER “BABA,” AT NIBLO'S GARDEN SUCCKSS GREATER THAN THAT OF THE CROOK" OR THe. “WHITE FAWN." —NEW HERALD, OCTOBER 18, Triumph of Me. Benson, therwaod's Ste "TRANSFORMATIONS. The woudarfui change from tha ship Oa the open sea to we uiry palace pronounced the CME OF MECHANICAL AND ARTISTIC SKILL. Decided hit of M ELIZA WEATHERSBY “ AMORET, and of W. H. CRANG as BAB iPr OF Atay MOST ARTISTIC se UNPARALLELED TRIL Choreographie artis tle. Li Mile, HELENE 13 ea THE SWEET MUSIC BY © BY MAX MARETZEK, ba 3 AMAZON Manon THE REVELS OF TH HE ELEC TERY TNE AITEST ROP. ERTIE THE PLEFROTION OF BALLET. MATINEE SATURDAY at 1:30. BROADWAY AND 22D ST and pars THEATRE, Tho most remarkabl SWEETHEARTS and TOM COBB By W. 8. GILBERT, Tho most delightful entertainment in tho city. eT ae NEW EFFECTS, —— -—— JOM PA! mee “Most ATTRACTIVE RE RESORT! THE GREAT NEW YORK UARIUM, ROADWAY AND SoTL FRESH ARRIVALS UF) RAKE, © tous AND MON- TER FISHES DAILY | NEW ATTRACTIONS AND IN’ Aare as FEATURES ADDED NIFICRN NEW SCENERY, anda UARIUM MAKING THE F ‘ST A IN THE WORLD 4 PLACE OF NEVER-CHASING INTERGST AND STUDY THR oaeer LIVING WHITE WHALE DEVOURING LIVE KE. ALF A BARK) ER DAY! THs THOUBA SHARKS! SEA LION! STURGEONS ! STIGKLEBACKS! SKA RAVENS! WINGED FISHES OF THE OCKAN! GREAT AUTIFICIAL 1 FISH HATCHING, Te OF HIGHLY PLRASUREABLE ND INTERESTING SIGHTS, AND UNDRKDs OFSGRAND AND arowiNe FEATURES IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE. WHILE THE VISITORS ARE EXAMINING THE CONTENTS OF THE GREAT RA, XE RTAINING MUSIC. FROM 0k i ‘TILL 10 P.M. ELEVENTH WER Lossees and Mang " EV ts 3 aM ALY Beers “THEATRE. JARRETT & FALMER. “SKVENTY-FIRST TO ‘LORD sy eS TAgU ESTE, MANIIG PLAY, “rng GLORY “on tik STAGE.” A powerful cast, east, including SARDANAPALUS is PPAUIAN WALL the renowned Milo. BARTOLETTTL, premi luta of the Grand Opera, Paris, and Sig. thr ban Carlo, Naples, and Scala, Milan, SUPERB STAGE EFFECTS. IN THE THIRD ACT, the Festival Scene, one of the’ most wonderful situations io the great play, ispresented. At the end of narrow steps atund quaint Assyrian figures, and on 8 throne at the sits, | SARDANAPALUS MYRRUA, his the lower stops sit gr lo whieh ele cleganes a iquaney to | + yoluptuousmens. 6 till wt its height, the stage Lah brilliant with Nyghts, as with gurgeous dresses and stupely torma when, in the customary irs of aneler 4 phdulation. BAR. i or! Peal stage fone" nade, wi i, vehunder crashes, Aud at intorvals, lightning quivers over the masses! of now cowering revellers. The effeet is clectrical and most thrilling, and conveys an im- | pression that has never been ap- proached in dramatic invention, MATINEB EVERY BAT SATURDAY, AT 1%30, THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET, DIVER- TISSEMENT, which has beon many weeks in careful re- al, Fill’ be produced on next Mo the ocension of the Seventy-elghth pe: c HAPALUG The macarcmest wrwiee saat vill snesed in novelty, brillinncy and general excellence any bullet this Continent. %* representations ot lus will siuively coriclade December ‘phi y rangements for is 2 preg in Phi 1 Boston have been made. DAN: emarkable Lon- don snecess, eos par te Palmer, will be produced this season, *,* Keats for the first nights of the grand new ballct can now bo recurs 3 ¢, NEXT SUNDAY, FOURTH GRAND OPERATIC CON- bent. A remarkable programms Bo 8 THEATRE, NEXT BUNDaY. EXTRAORDINARY A} \ NOUNCEMENT, RETURN OF NEW York’ ‘8 FAVORITE TENOR. FRYER BEGS to announce his cood fortune in bis tourth Grand Operatic Coucort in Booth’s re NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, October 29, ths world « greatest tenor Signor, PRANCESCO MAAZOLENT, formorly the most Pgpular tenor of the Tralian Grand Opera in the Academy of Music, this city, and whoso triumphant career has qineo becn crowned with laurels gained in tho Theatre Paziiano, Flore San Carlo, Naples, and Apollo Theatre, Rome. to this important engagement Mr. Fryer hay d-w.th the world-renowned prima donna MADAME ANTOINETTA ORTALONI, formerly of the Academy in this city and recently from scenes of great triumph In South America, Other gront artints will ulso appear in « romarkuble gramme; whieh witl be euriehed by the «flaring time in Amerie of twa superb, composi prosaly foe Signor MAZZOLENT by t. Fryer is compelled, by reason of the great outlay used by these enxagements, to ately suspeud the o 2? Seats for next Sunday evening can now be secured at the'box ufliee of this Theatre; Schirmor's, 701 Broadw Ruliman’s, 111 Broadway, and at any of the principal UO ig Propriet wae SHERIDAN SHOOK. ite, A.M. PALMER ba at & over at 11:15, Sere daTiNEK EVERY NIG the most successful tay ot CENTUR with its superb stage settings and its uneival ae losers. C. Jee: John Parsclg, Frederis Py Hetinees, James’ OD tte Burroughs, J. ate Girard, Mrs, Mario Wil: kins and Misses Idu Verags loberta = Norw: Allen, L. bh stag aod Mra be ily from 84.3 wo OP, uM, MEO, THOMAS* SYMPHONY CUNCERTS, SEASON 1876-77, WITH PUBLIC REHEARSALS, AT STEINWAY PRIVE OF SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS:— To Symphon; Metco ges ihe reserved seat. To Vublie Kel evant. vt ON THURSDA werk OGT. "36, PRAT AFTERNOON PUBLIC HEMBARSALL Aduission to Rehearsal, 75 cents, Reserved Se on "artitbay ING, OCT, T FIRST heey concer AT & SOLOIST Em ay ILLER, Mise A; al Mr, A CHORUS OF MIXED PR gy oes SYMPHONY—No, 8 seaman tg pramaic for TMEHON i" ‘Rom: ‘&, Ghorases and Solos. + Feverved seats, 50 conte and $1 SHEA sata fay, Oetou.er 3 Cia oon riday, mibesertes LARA. N. N.—Beats are arranged the jet every one can eee Mr, oi Linde 5 —_ AMUSEMENTS. poe Seen ener a : . The price of the Herald has been reduced te Ueree vents per copy. wer — THEATKE, EW THEATRE: BROADWAY, olitan Hotel. DAY, FRIDAY. Unbounded success of MATINER at ts ° -—@ ART, WILL BE Pinte wann? WARE oe MART. GIVEN ON The vanhtits ‘the DAYS, HOBBY FRIDAY AT) NK TM. MEN 2 O'CLOCK, BLL, = @ HARRY, FOR LADIES Gow, atu TEM the Mimic. AND JENNIE EN MORELAND, AREY wore und CHILDREN. TONY PASTOK'S FAMOUS 100 STAIRS.” woora sss Manager, 4¢ AT 8. tes i SrUDLEY U¥FALO BLL MUSIC. The snnual benefit of the CATHOLIG OKPHAN ASYLUMS will take place on THURSDAY. OVTOBER 26, 1870, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, of under the managem Mr. W. I, FLOYD, ad co-operation of the various Through the courtesy and k metropolitan managers, TWO UNUSUALLY. BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE ENTER ALSMENTS ipating artists from the different will be given, the pai places of amusement having GENEROUSLY VOLUS RED THEIB SERVICES ‘The performance will commence, at 1:30 o'clock with the second and se Tubleaux of the great play of the TWO ORPHANS. rs by Charles R. ohn Varselle, ‘Y tor dg James O'Neil, Char hy te {-Parin Claude Robinson, Foushy. Je ows, Claxton, Migs eee Miss Faany Moran. Mrs. fities and Miss wer) mou: CHPO™ Fy permission of Messrs, Shook & Palmer.) to be followed by the first act of Mr, Dion Boucicault’s new = and successiul Comedy, entitled FORBIDD) FRUIT, by pertulssion of tho author, Characters by Montague, Mr. a Se ry Beck rt. W. Herbert, Miss Ada Dyas, Miss Effie Uermon mie, Ponisi. (By permission of 1 SUStiBe stNGRRS t in their pleasing entertuinment, by permission of Messrs, Poole, Deanelly aud Jobu Y, smith, To be followed by the Operetta of Characters by Mr. W. ¢ roolesion of Mr, Chacies HY an Here Giroxio’ and Mlere BABANIO, HARRIGAN AND HART wil tatroduce the original sketchy (Sons of ‘Te Harrigan, ies Have Brahe WARD HARIIGAM ¥ DONOVA! Y HART MK MUGGINS. Hide BRVERLY: sfogasance will conclude with the furce of the bist,» IRISH LION. by Edwat ied McuOV TIM MOOR! ..Mr. EDWARD ARNOTT, 6 the Haymarket ae as played by lim 10% ¢ Songe:="Killarney,”” Inside ‘ ‘ted by the full ie [ales uted by the fallowing, Lilies Germon, W sida, Weil Lagnardy Fisgy, Mrs, Grummey, M IN THE EVENING the porformance will comimence, at 7:30 with cholce seleo BAND OF THE ‘CarHoLio PROTECTORY, Followed by Recltatton, Kéger Allan. P Poe's besutifal THK RAVEN. by Me BDWARD ARNOTT, b; Petuniseiow of Lanter Wallack, # of After which the two-nct iy of NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Characters by Mosxrs, Welsh Edwards, tye Grant Sheil Henderson, Joba Mus. H, Jordan, Grand Aria, “NON KE VER,” Mattast, by Mr. Adolph Sonat PASTOR is his an “BUDGET OF FUN.” SAM DEVERE. : f by the, iyiuple Theatre, ‘atuon, Miss Ligsio Kd: TONY in his original Hanjo so courtesy of Colonel Sinn, of the ‘The wonderful se verrormerty BATSUMA AND LIPTLE L RIGHT” in their marvellous spyeialtion (by perminsion of Mr. P. T. Barnum), Miss JENNIE HUGHES, in her serto-comie voealism @y permission of Mr. Josh Hart), lowed by BILLY BAMIEY in bla comicalities (by permission of Messra, Harrigun & Hare by permission of Mr, te ry EMVIKKE CHILDKEN, ia their wonderful musical performance, by the courtesy of Colonel Sinn, of the Olympic Theatre, ‘The venine's pertormance will conclude with KELLY & LKUN'S MINSTRELS, ot their celeli ated entertainment, th, doors will be open for the matince at 12:30 and for ening perform: it 7:30. STEINWAY HALL, x eHoMas 2 ge: NIGHT. THIS (Wodnesaay) EVEN roy THEY, THOMAS'S LAS CoNCEME of the prosent serie: GRAND WAGNER NIGHT. Soloists :—Mr. H. A. bas zkvicmnnz, pan ir. jaritone, ISTAN UND ISOLDE, intnopuerios UND FINALE, DIE WALKUERE, INTRODU: T1C BIRGPRIBO'A LOVE 808G, {1 Ack RIDE OF THE ‘WALKUEEE, i WOFAN'S FAREWELL OF BRUNHILDE, (IIL Aety MAGIC FIRE SCENE, EGFRIED. “SCHMELZLIED,” SRUIMIEDELLED,” $1 Act KAIDER MARCH ADMISHION TICKETS, $1; reverved soats, 50 conte xtra; second balcony, 50 vents, Can be obti bax office of nrclnway Hull, Schirmer's, No. 701 Broad w Bohubersb's, 's, No, 23 Union square, and the ticket office, ro Ws Abtae . LESTER. Pak se ACK. \d Manager EVERY EVE) EVERY SATURDAY MATINEE ATIXP. M The new Comedy ty Dion Boveicautt RBIDDEN N FRO(T, rlormed by Mowe H. J. MONTAGUB, HARRE BECKETT, EDW Nt) ARNOTT, sant acd T, SHANNON, iE ED RD, PKCK, yy HON, BLAISDELL. sats le tasounesine last nights of shle comedy in the midut of it rast At must be withdrawn fi in his Irish Drama the REN GHIA. N, originally 4 produced in Wallack’s Theatre and written for inal cant whieh will —— e Baker and ¥ AS, joya and Robert a Mr. oun Gitbers wi will on this oceasion make his first @p- pe rc aie “BEE CHER, HEN Wane. Babouin, ARD HENRY WARD BE! ry in bis new faint “HARD TIMES, aRD TIMES," ca ICKERIS ni Xo. HALL, THURSDAY EVr.NL OUTUBER 26, Tickots at Scribner's, Union CS LUM 2 o—~+ ‘Crowded nightly by the eli Marin & perfect binze of splendor. \uesdas A grand Parisian Halle Thu fan officiont corps of specialty artiste, an NEW ACTS, SONGS, NEW MUSIC, | Saturdays t Amerien, ry ATR 2 a LkssONS, PIANO, VIOLIN GUE tar, dark Circulars maile AY ee ies ‘32 Enst 14th ot NESDAY AND day be ning * Penang ial, oy 14th ot. Ad- ssivn 5.) ce: TIER & © monn Philadelph a Am The price of the Herald has fase feted to Ure cents per copy. Foes Acay THEATEN, CoA EUPIA. ALL THK YRAit ROUND, THE ae OMEST THEATRR | iv. city, tDEN, FAIRMOUNT | ret ine a A Yh Rg sa of Mi ‘Bie. jadelph deusts, Kiiceuiare PALACE, shionable resort ot Phjiadel IRALFY BROTHERS, eee Date Prepetoteen K'WORLD iN 86 Dave . -EXHibi tn rf 4 BAST OF TH OF ot hits. gaat , ROR v 10 PHDADRLFLIDS | slaty kx PosttioN BY JiDING. Nice NATIONAL THKATRE, Pu (ADELPHIA THR Tue, PSE RLKSS: Gout entevestoiment tn the ey. REUTZBRRG'S GREAT, BUROPRAN N ANATOMICAE 4 Historieal Museum, 729 CI Keg toch nn ‘ad noes somplete over enbibhied tu Atrectoe paorenen itp abretge Saae g