The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1877, Page 9

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS AND ELEC- TION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS, The annual weeting of the stockholaers of the Nerthern Pacific Railroad Company was neld at noon yesterday, in the company’s main office, corner of Filth avenue and Nicth street, The meeting lasted upward of three hours and was perfectly harmonious, ‘The following Board of Directors was re-elected (or tho easuing year:—Charles B. Wright, of Pennsylvania; Frederick Billings, of Vermont; George W. Cass, of New York; Lenjamin P. Cheney, of Massachusetts; Charlemagne Tower, of Pennsylvania; Johnston Liv- ben ag ew York; Joseph Dilworth, of Penasy!- vauia; J. Praltey: Smith, of Peunsy! George Stark, of New Bampabire; Alexander Mitchell, of Wisconsin; J. C. Ainsworth, of Oregon; John M. Deajean, of Maryland; Richard L, Ashurst, of Penn- syivania, Charies B. Wright was re-elected president; George Stark, vice presiaent; Samuel Wiikeson, secretary tnd George E, Bebee, treasurer. Twenty million dollars worth of preferred stock was reprerented at the meeting. Stuckbolders of the company is 10,000. ‘The tirst reso- lution adopted was in reiation Lo the extension and completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad :— Resolved, That it 1s the judgment of the stockholders that the construction of the company’s road westward from the Missour: River should commenced forth. with, and eastward from the Columbia R ver ou the Lake Pend d’Oreille division, as soon as practivable, and such construction as rapidly a8 possibie, cous! with economy and the best interest of the company, keeping steadily in view the carly completion of the entire road to the Pacific. A resolation was also adopted requiring the Bond- within holders’ Purchasing Committeo to Bx a da; whieh all the bonds of the company vow ot muat be presented for conversion Into pret Ip accerdance with the plan of reorgauization, or be forever thereaiter devarred of the privilege. A reso. Jution of thanks to the officers of the company tor fidelity and efficiency during the past year was adopted, The apnual report of the President aud directors hows that the year bur been a successful one and tbat the company bas ped the kes and labor troubles from which other rvads have suffered, Tho road now extencs to Bismarck, on the Miseourt River. ‘The gross carnings of the year are $905,523 37, aud the aye ox, $573,124 90, leaving @ net balance of $892,608 47, or un increase of nearly twenty-tive per cent over ist year, The Congress to meut in extra session in October next will be asked to extend the time jor th ‘uction and completion of the road, which, under the present law, now expires in 187% A Dill Lo bave the time extended passed the Senute lat year, but failed to mect the approval of the House be- fore the day of adjourument. A vigorousetfort will bo made to secure its passuge this year, BUSINESS TROUBLES. The firm of Bonnett, Schouck & Karle, manufactur ers of (ne cigura, at Noa 18 aud 20 Astor place, No, 620 Kast Ninth street, No, 422 East Tenth street and at No. 716 East Ninth street, have suspended payment. The Grm was. formerly engaged in the tea business at Park place and Church street, the original firm, Bon. peti, Schenck & Co,, having been in business jor up- ward of lurty years, About two years ago the ficm went extensively into the manufacture of cigars, and in Jutie last gave up the tea business and aevoted ex- clasive attention to cigar manufacturing. Their cred- jtors state that the suspension was mainly due to un- dertaking a new business with which they were not familiur, ‘The reason assigued by the fru is deprecia- tion in stock which they baa made up to a large amount and on which they could not realize, They expected to be able to psy tn full a snort time ago it Usey could obtain an extension irom their creditors, Some o1 the more impcriunuie creditors obtained at- tachments against the property of the frm, Mr. Bonuuett way @ non-resident and the property was a by the Sheriff. ‘ihe auachments recorded aro javor of W. W. Krich tor $1,273 10 and W. Wickey for $7082 Lhe firm decived to place tbemselves in the hands of their crediiors, and an in- formal meeting was held yesierday. dir. Scheuck, ‘one of the purtners, was present, and in response to inquiries tor a MeLt said be was uuprepured to give any, ag the sate was locked by order of the Sheriff aod he bad been retused permission to sev the uc- counts. 4 it was useless to proceod turther wituout @statemedt of the liabilities and a-sets the meeuung Appoimied a commiliee of investigation and then ad- journed, Ihe commitiee consists of James Havemeyer, ‘0! Havemeyer & Vigelius, chairman; Mr. Eggert, of Willum Eggert & Co,.; Mr. Woodrulf, of George W. Lane & Co.; Mr. Wivon, of the Marine Bank, and Peter Bonnett, Mr. Wiison represented the country oreditors und Mr, Bonuett the family olaims, wach amount to ubout $35,000. The total abilities will amount to $140,000, but the Value of the assets is not known, The committee of creditors immediately went to Work and expect to submit a’ detailed siaiement wihin a week. Mr. Scnenck said yesterday that be coulu give nO estimate as to the assets unt! the clerks bad compieted their inventory. All his accounts bad been tn possession of the Sherif! and ne bad just ob- fuined uccess to tuem, He dad been in business forty- Ubree yeara and had never asked a iavor beiore in the Way 01 & settiement (rum bie creditors. A rumor was current yesterday cuatthe firm of T. Hillyer & Co., jobbers iu tine woolieus at No, 678 Broadway, bad suspended, Upon inquiry at their office it was stated that the firm wag floauciully em- barruese, but they did not call st exuculy a suspen. Vion. ‘ihe liaviiities are large aud W1il awount to over $100,000, but the vaiue of their assers is not known. They consist of ah book accounté An inventory was being made in order to prepare a statement tur tieir creditors, ‘The uem hh ve piaced their aflairs in the bends of their creait- ors, WhO have appoilied a committee to examine 1.0 the'ussets and report upon a basis ior setticment, Tue rommitiee were busy yesterday taking a0 wecouut of the stock, and it ts expected their report will be rewiy oy Saturday. Mr. Theodore Hillyer was fora loog ime connected with the firm of Maré & Uo., Woollen importers, and about two years ago succeeded to the business of the latter frm. ‘he afiair: Lebman & Levi Samuels, exporters of Deel and hive cattle, are ina lair way fur'a speeay set- Wement, Tue firm offers to pay twenty five cents on the dollar cesh and tive cents in time notes, Creditors Whose claims amouai to nearly $200,000 havo signed a paper accepting thes terms aud it 18 expected that all the crevitors *1'l agree to the compromise. lt they do not the usual course will be taken for a composition in bankruptcy, but the tirm are confident they will not Dave to tuke such action. PRODUCE LXCHANGE NOTES, A notice has been igsued by Mr. E, A, Orr, Chairman of the Committee on Claims and Losses at the Produ Exchange, inviting members aud others having clams against railway companies (or losses oconsioned by tne late railroad disturbances \o meet to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock, in the managers’ room, to take action for the recovery of the same. It is stated that a great many members of this organization had yast Jots of guoes .n tue Shape of grain, provisions, &&, un the way irom ihe West and Southwest during tue lavor iroubies, which bave:beeu ether partially or totally destroyed, Ine claims on these losses will Ayxtegate many thousand collure, Wiiuim the past kew days there has been a very Breat excitement among the petroieum wou, ‘Tbe os tensible reason for the rise, whieh hus been two cents | per varrel since lust Monday, is the increase of (ue freight rates itom the oil reyions by the railroad com- punies to $1 15 per barre! tor crude and $1 50 per bar- rel on refined. One burdred and tity varrels of ro- fined o1 bave been sold this week at the lower rate— fourteen aud three-eighth cents—which it is sup. pan will cover the demand for the next few days; ut yeelerduy the market was absolutely paralyzed, Not one barre! was sold on ‘Change, oper.tors sppear- ing efraid to make apy transactions The rates (or European aud Continental carriage have likewise been increased. ‘The sogiti mate operators in ol atiribute tho: Wovement toa combivation either formed already or Jn the process of formation among the various retluing companies, One of the latier is said to hold ail the avaiable refined of! at present in the market. CROTON WATER. CHIEF ENGINEER CAMPBELL EXPLAINS THR CAUSE OF THE SCARCITY, Several complaints have receutly been made as to the present scarcity of Croton water in various parts of the city. It has also been intimated that the water in some instances contains vegetable aud other offen. | sive matter, Chief Engincer Campbell says tho searcity is due to the drought which has eximed io Putuam county for some time past. In connection ‘With this subject Mr, Campbell furnishes the following atacomenti— Rajntall in the Croton Basin at Boyd's Corners Res- oir, town of Kent, Patuam county ;— 1876. 18 Inches, Inches. January . «14d 268 Fovruary. + 494 80 Maren 6.38 April ee Mays 8.09 Tune 262 Jul B42 Auguat, 120 Septembe: 4.09 Totais.. Less, 4.07 inches. Loss, AB 10 the ofensive ingredients said to be found in the water in some focantics Mr. Campbell states that supply ts coming from Lakes Mavopac, Wacabuc, acu Pond and White Pood. Here the water 18) un- mistakeabiy pure. If etable mutter is found it must cone from the streams in Puinam county, where uppies, pears and other (rus are likely to fall into the water at this time of the year, STOP THK FOUNTAINS. Comminsi Campbell, of the Department of Pab- Ne Works, Las notified the Park Commissioners to shut off the water (rom the foantuins in the city purks, a8 the supply in the reservoirs is very low, COUNLERFELL BLLLs, ‘The Sixteonth ptecinet poliee notified the Central Office yesterday that two young mon are going about art of the ciiy.passing voumterter! five-dollar Birst National Bank of Tamaqua, Pa, The whole number of | ‘ge umount Of stock aud | THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. Ata meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners yesterday the President submitted the following state- ment of the balance of the appropriation of the Fire Department on vt 24:—Balances September 17, $454,074 80; liavilties for the week eud- jug =BSeplember ba 75,860 60; balance afier | deduction of tiabilitien, $429,113 61; total oxti- mate of liabilities, $797,506 39. The statement was ordered on file, A number of bills for supplies furnished the department were audited and | airected to be paid. A coniract was entered into with John Mekell, of Cold Spring, to furnish 500 wlegraph | poles for the sum of $2,007 50. Thomas, Henry, tore- | mun of Engine aro aa 9 No, 29, was placed ou trial | for being tntoxicat lo showed, however, that bo had a leave of absence at the me and took some stimulants by medical advice, The cage was laid over. A bumbor of transiers were also made before adjoura- ment HACKED WITH RAZORS. Jefferson Saunders and Thomas Cromwell, two col- ored meu, who were commitied some time ago for an assault on Thomas Mulvaney in Knubet’s saloon, No, 124 Sixth avenue, were formally arraigned before Justice Morgan yesterday. Muivaney related how J rs and Cromwell gashed him with their razors. 8 Was committed in default of $3,000 bari, an Cromwell in $1,000, to anawer at tbe Special Sessions, FUNERAL OF MR, DURYEE. In Newark, yesterday, tho funeral of Mr. P. 8. Dur- yee took place, and was very largely attended by lead- ing citizens. The pail-bearers were ex-Governor M. L. | Ward, Senator Frelinghuysen, Colonel kd. H. Wright, | tre al L. Denois, Mr, Calvin H. Merry, Mr. 8 RW. Heatn, William B. Mote and Mr, Whitehead, ‘The Board of Trade was present in a body, ana a number of the members of the Historical Socity were algo ip attendance. The address was do- livered by Rev, Dr, Campbell, ot Rutgers College. The services took place at the North Reiormed Church, REY. DR M’VICKAR'S FUNERAL, The funcral services over the remains of the late rector, the Rev. William A. McVickar, D, D., took place yesterday moraing at nine o'clock, in Christ Church, Fifth avenue and Thirty-fifth street, Bishop Potter officiited, A large uuniver of clergymen were resent, including the Rev. Morgan Dix, the Rev. Wiliam D, Wulker, of Calvary Cuapel, the Rev, Dr. Thowpaon, the Kev. Mr. Mason, && There were vo pall bearers and no floral tributes save three smail wreaths placed on the coffin lid, ne WATTS DSHATHS. Bainey.—As his lato residence, 57 East 130th st, Harlem, io bis 50th year, vf cousumptiog, Govarv Bai.ky, late of Charleston, 8. C. ‘Guurleston papers pleasy copy. Banpstny.—In Newark, N. J., September 26, Many E., wile of Joseph Bardsley, and vaughter of Alexander apd Rachel C. Wood, 10 her 19th year. Fuueral service at 11 Warren place, Newark, on Fri- day, (he 28th, at hall pasttwo P.M, BkGG —Suaddenly, at residence, 437 West 17th St, Micaus Buao. Funeral wil take place, Friday, 28th inst., from Church of St. Bonitace, 44th st, wod 2d av., where a solemn requiem masé will ve celebrated tor the repose of his soul, at ten o’clock A. M., thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Friengs of the tamily and his brother, Parick F. Begg, are invited to attend. BuaNby.—On the 201 inst., Lizz, the veluved wife of Charles Biandy, aged 25 years, Fuveral on Satarday nexi, at two P. M., from her late residence, 28 Kast 129th su, Harlem, Buaxcugt,—On Tuesday evening, 25th inst, in the 50th your of her age, ANN# FRANCOISE BLANCART, Dative of France, widow of Francois Blanchet, Her iriénds are respeottully invited to attona the funeral, trom ner late residence, 204 6tn av., Friday, inst, atten A. dt Brows. —Suddenly, at Hoboken, N, J., on Tuesday, September 25, Rouert S. Brows, in the 23d year of his age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of bis parents, No, 229 Hudsoo st., this day (Thursday), at two P. M. Brouce.—At his residence, No, 55 East 54th st., September 24, HamicTon Bruce, inthe 64th year of bis Mr. Wiliam a. age. The relatives and friends of the family, without further invitation, are invited to attend nis luperal, | Friday afternoon’ next, 28th inst, at half-past tn o’ciock, in the Churca of the Ascension, corner btu uy. and 10th st, Burks —On luesday, September 25, Mary Burxy, | the beloved wife of Waiter Burke, and only daughtor ot Michael Malone, deceased, in the 49th year of her age. lati nd friends are respectfully invised to at- tend vue funeral, irom her late residence, 113 West 46th 8 in Thursday, September 27, at one o'clock, CARPENTER.—At Keyport, N. J., September 26, BuxsamN UaRPEXTER, VONNSLL.—JOMN CONNELL, aged 68, died September riends of the family are requested to attend the from bis iate residence, No. 63 Carmine st, on ‘Thursday, September 27, at two P. hh, in D’Onsa¥.—Septomver 26, Catuxnine, widow of John rOrsuy, Nouce of tuneral Friday, 28th inst, EakLey.—On Wednesday, September 25, Owen Ear- | LBY, beloved sun of Francis and Mary Earley, aged 4 years ana 10 months, Reiatives and triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuuersi, on Briday, at one o'clock | POM, trom his parents? residence, 64 Madisou st. FaLKinnunou.—-Ou Lucsday morning, September 25, | afier a log and severe iiluess, May A., wife of Ui iaip Job Falkimourgh, of Jersey City, N. J, in by 66tn year. the relatives and friends of the family are respect- juily 1uVited to witeud tie tuneral, on i bursuay, tember 27, wt ove o’ciovk, irom her late No. Pavonia av., Jersey City. Her remains wail interred at Waretown, N. J., on Friday mo ning Fauox.—Oa Weduesday’ moraing, September 26, after a snort tliness, JaMkS FaLton, im the 73d yoar of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his iuueral, this day (Thursday), at two P. 3 i his sate residence, 112 Washington ay., Broo! yn. Fisxtt.—After a long and severe illness, Jaxe Fisurt, in ber 30th yeur, Funeral to take place from the residence of her son- in-law, Wiliam Moore, i47 Kast 62d +t, fbhureda: September 27, 1877, at one o'clock. Friends and rel: UVOS are respectiully invited to uttend. No flowers, Freeway.—On uesday, the 26th inst, Many Fru MAN, the beloved wile of James E. Freeman, and ouly daughter of J, Si. Goggins, in the 27th yeur of her ag ‘the itiends of the family are requested to atiend the funeral, irom her lute residence, No, 27 Ouk su, on Thursday, September 27, at two o’ciock P, M HamiLTo.—On Luesday, 25th inst,, JonN Hamiitoy, 1m the Goth year of bis age. Reiatives and friends aro funeral, (rom 380 south oth st., Brooklyn, E. D., on Friday, 28th, at two o'clock P. M’ No flowers, HiLtyer.—On Tuesaay, September 26, Gronce HL, eldest son of the laie John B, Hillyer, aged 33 years, 10 monihs ana 16 days, Relatives and trends of the family are respectfully invited ty atieud the funeral, trom the resideuce of bis motuer, No. 12 Weet 39Lb su, on Friday, Septem ber 28, at nine o'clock. Howenstixt.—Ou Monday, Sepiemver 24, Wa. B, Howansting, 0 ibe 58th yeur uf bis age, Relutives und Irieuds of the fatnly’ are resnecttully | invited to altend nis funeral, trom lis lie Fr | No. 469 Hudson st., on Thursday, Septemver 27, at ove o’clork P.M His remains will be interred in Green- | Wood Cemeiery. | JulinsionN—At- tho residence of Mr. James P. | Aliaire, Myumouth county, N. dey September 25, Mies | Caruenine 8, Jouvstonn, aged $4 years, Fuveral at Spotswood, N. J., irom the Episcopal Churen, on Friday, at ten’A. M. Kinny.—On Wodnesday, Sepiemper 26, at bis resi- | dence, 153 West 48.0 st, James Kixey, Nowice of iuveral bereatier. Pe—At Isip, Li i, September %, Winnaw K, son of the iaie Shepherd Knapp, of New York, in the 50th year of his mg Relatives and ifieuds are invited to atiend the funeral services, at mis late residence, in Islip, this (iuursday) morning, at aquarter to uWelve o'clock trains leave Hunver’s Point at 9 A, Me for Islip and return at 2:16 P.M Mrxaax.—Wednosday, 26th, AXDayw CLemest, child of Thomas and Bridgov Mochan, aged 1 your ana 10 monibe ‘i Funeral wil take place from the residence of his paroute, 56 Clinton av., Brooklyn, on Friday, 28th 4 at two o’ciock P. M. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funer |. MeCaunuy ours. Yelhe remains will be taken to Fikton, Md., for burial Philadelphia, Delaware and Maryland papers ple. copy. Ecosanere DexGax.~On Weanesday, September 26, 1577, Epwarv H. Dsxcax, nephow and adopted | son of Hugn Mevermot. His funeral will take place on Friday, September 28. at two o’ciock, from bis late resaeuce, 187 Madison Si. Friends are invited to attend, MolNtosn,—stTevuRy J, Molyros: heurt disease, in (ue Toth yoar of his age. | “His relatives and iriends are respeestully {nyited to | attend the funeral, (rom the house of bis son-in-law, J, E. Armstrong, Richmond road, Stapleion, statea Island, on Friday, 28ch inst, at two o'clock P.M. Om..—AtQourantine, Staten Island, Mr. Jon F, OuL, on the din of Septomver, in the 34th yoar ot hie Body interred at Staten Island on the 26th. Pawnose.— At Paterson, N, J., on Tuesday, Septem. ber 25, 1877, Many A., wile of Thomas B, Ponrose, in the 44ih year of wer axe. Relosives and iriends wre respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from her late resitence, No, 221 Di- vision st, Paterson, N. J,, on Phursday, the 27th inst al twelve o'clock noo. ‘luverment at Ludson, SANpDeERe.—On the 26th Inst, at the residence of his partner, Charles M. Congreve, Summit N. J, Joun BaNdERS, Ewq., late of London, atter a briet Ailes, Notice of funeral nereatte Swyrk.—luesday, 25th ins, consamption, Rrcuarp 0, SMYTH, aged 23 yeurs. Reiatives ond irienus are reapecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, at bis tate residence, 168 Reade st, on Tharsday, 27th inst, one o'clock P.M Sygus.—-On Monday, September 24, Manxny Syens, alvor « short dines, Relatives avd iriends of the jamily are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, September 47, at ten o'clock, irom St Joseph’s Roman Catbolic | Chureh, 120th 8%, corner 9th av., Manbatvanville, |" Buinvurgn (Scoand) papers plevse copy. September 25, of | NEW YORK HERALD, THURS Vaxpenvoort.—At verome, September 26, Many | ANN L. VaNpmrvooxt, niece of Mrs. L. C, Kidd. invited to attend his | Mater ideuce, | Fuverai Friday, September 28, at three ¥, M. Car- riages to meet 1:30 P, M. Horlem train from the city at Witheme Bridge, Relatives and trieads respectfully invited, Vixxox.—On Wednesday, September 26, Ropert W. Vernox, in the 74th year of bis age. Sa » on Fris Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, from bis late sesideuce, 95 Morton day, September 28, atone P. M. Wapm--On Wednesdiy, September 26, at his late residence, 300 West 45 at., Gronor Wane, in the 5610 your of his age. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Avtbou Memorial Chureb, 48th st, between Oth and 7th avs, on Friday, Septemoer 28, at one P.M. Watken.—On Wednesday. the 26th inst,, Roser I, second son of M. Louisa andthe lave Robert 1, Waiker, ices froin No, 33 Sidney place, Brook- 28th inet., at two o'clock. ' Friends SALES AT AUCTIC cathe t KBR W KEELER, AUCTIONEER. ~~ . FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock, at So Liverty ot. Best quality silver plated Ware aod Cutlery manafactured by the Meriden Britannia Company and “i Rogers Bros. ai 18 JOHNSON, AUCTION . old stand, 37 Nunsai THIS DAY, AT 10% O'CLOCK, at’ 37 Nassau st., CONTINUATION SALE OF FURNITURE from storage warehouse. THE SALE WILL COMMENCE WITH 15 Brussels and ingraln Carpets, general Housshold Farn| ture or, Library and Dining Room Furniture. rosewood Chickering Pianotorte, Kavanagh & Decker Billiard Tavle, Olhice Dewks, fc. ‘y ROM, JOUNSTON, AUCTIONE. Office, 25 East 13 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRORS, CARPETS, &¢., AT AUCTION. THIS DAY (THURSDAY), SEPTEMBER 27, AL 10% O'CLOCK, ° AT NO, 307 WEST 52D ST., allthe Furniture contained In house, rosewood Parlor Suits, walnut Bedroom Furniture, irrors, Uarpets, Kitchen Furniture, &c. UCTION SAL, *AUCTION NOVICE LARGE SALI THIS DAY (THURSDAY) MORNING in or shino, COMMENCING AT 10" O'CLOCK, DENCE OF E. GAY. BS! BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH A ilegant imported Furniture, made to order for the pr owner in Paris; macnifiernt stetn' octave 4 round Pianotorte, cost $! tave Windsor upright rv and Manse! Mirrors, Br consequence of the’ owner lows, PARLORS CONTAIN: elegant Moquette Carpets, dondle and single Parlor Syits, in finest quality crimson’ satin brocatel; jacaranda whod Secretary Boukcase, 5 0 volumes Book: ore and Tabio to watch, erimson Urocatel and lace Curtains, rich Bronzes, Civeks and Mantel Ornamenss, fine porcelain and ching Vases, &e. LIBRARY CONTAINS Moquette Carpets, olaburately curved French walnut Suits, in reps, with »eokcaso; Cabinet lauie, Mantel Mirrors. Li: brary Table, Oil Paintings, Curtains, Bronzes, Clocks, orne mental Sid” Preces, &c. Velvet Carpets, j.carands wood Lounge and Chairs, Jar- lores, embroidered vroadelots Lady's 1 at Lady's Workbox, NING) RUOM, | ARCH, JOUNSTON n Table, and alnut ; Fire and Burglar vice, trom ti ry of Kerlin, about 200 pieces, cost $400: swat, &c, DROOMS, English Brussel carved Fronch black walnut Snits, Dressing © , Bureuns, Curkiss Chairs. es, rep suits, Chairs, 23 curled hair and spring Mat Pillows, Bolaters, &c. ; also basement and servants’ ue | (Gis RALD, Auctioneer. B.—Goods packed ans city or cou ke Sixth avenue cars or Twent; UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE iteSIDENCK. Important and positive sale of RICH AND DESIRABLE HOU38HOLD FURNITURE, Paintings, Bronacs, Works of Art. c THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING, AL 10 O'CLOCK, 4 five story brown «toue mansion, NO.47 WEST 16TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND GTH AVS. INLALD WALKUL CHAMBER SETS. STLINWAY 7} OCTAVE “PLANOFORTE, CHICKERING UPRIGHT “PIANO, NOTICE.—A large portio he Furniture, Bron: Paintings purchased ontennial and sre of superior quality" Men in stendance to puck and shi gouds if denied, Take Broadway. sixth avenue or University place cars, House open BA. M, Catalogas y. PARLOR AND DRAWING KOOM SUITS, Emp: styles, in crimson, tan French ‘spring edge silver ru ‘Sasy Chairs, marque- Etagel pier and , Clocks, Paintings. CONSISTING Sets, Queen Anne ani Fastlake style. inlaid It Be isteuus, Drossing Cases, Bureaus, Chiffoninieres, stands, pinyle and doudle Bodsteads, 33 fine hair and Mattresses, feather Pillows, Blankets, Toilet Sets, plush and haircioth Suits, i ING FURNITURE,—Extension Tables, Sideboard, Wine Closet, Chairs, in leather; cane Chairs, Silverwar Custgey, Farkiah, Sit In tapestry, marble top ‘Tablos, Hacn: «1 Velvet, Brussels and imgraim, Ja ri al ee TET ARD H, RANDOLEM, Auction B.— 47 Wont 16th st, between dt Oth avs, UOTION SALE commencing at 10 o'cloek. at private residence 206 West 25th nour tit and 7th av 2 brilliant toned Pianos, Steinway and Hardman, ana Ingrain Carpeta, IS ele ant Ol Pantings, 6 elecant Bedroom Seis, in black walnuty Kievant Caiinety and Bookens:s. Hair and pring Mattresses, War robes. Zelevant Buffets, | xrension Tables and Chatra, Lot Silver wind Pisted War Lot of Kitehen and Servants! Purnituro. Sale positive, rain or shine, 1, R. M\RETN, Auctioneer, N_ B,—Goods boxed anu shipped, city or UCTION SALE. Tillis THURSDAY, AALb eR Cater, Auctioneer, will weil THIS (Thurs day) MORNING, commencing nt 10 o'clock theo tire ri costly and plain Uousebold Fur contained in the four 4 between 4d av, ONE BLOCK comprising rosewood latest style, covered in 6 and smail rep and nges, Centro Tavles Hookcusds, Desks, ronzes, framed; large, elaborately carved Chamver Suit: and amall walnut Bedsteuds, Drossing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, 25 spring and hair Mattresses, Pillows, Bol Sufa Bods, Lounges, Chairs, Rockers, igrvin and oiait Carpets, « urtains, ier Mirrors, largo and small, Looking ure ast 16th ot.. ad. Irving place, Ast ov UNION sQUaRre, atin, coving and raw sil cloth Suite; Turkish € aire and Li i Paintings, handsom: Extension Vining Table, Buffet, 24 Dining Room Chairs, Livrary Tables, sil 30 pieves lassware, Cutlery, 2Gne Hail stands, Basement Furaiture, de. N. B —Goods packed, boxed and shipped, city or country. 8. DINGEE, AUCTI FRIDAY MORNING, tid Krondway. A line Dining Room “8, Extension, Kenay Chairs, spein 18 cous to-day. SALE OF FIRST Chass BOARDING use furniture this Thursdy, commencing av ten ek, at the large four story wouse 1h) West Loch at., De tween With and 7th ave, coimsting of wight mauilivent Horlor Suits, Piauotorte, Hrussels, tixcain Carpets, 12 pair Curtains, 3 large and ‘small Mifrors, tubies, sookcases, Desks, Ktngores, 22 single and doable wainnt Bevsteads, Dressing Cuses, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobe and spring Mattresses, ceddin Pamtinus, Extension Trdies, side siiver Were, Catiery, &e. Homeke tend. N. B,- Goods packe Taxe crosstown cars Lith st., Vetween Oth and 7h UCTION SALE. enSOs, marble woo Kitehen 8, he. UCTION Ay ards, Tots Glass, China, pers, don't tail to wt HL, Awesionoer. ped Clty oF countrys 0 159 West Ps PETER BOWS, Aucttonesr, Will soil this day, «t TH olsiock, wt No 49 Clinton piace, 8th | nt, the Contents of two fats, consisting of Household Pur. Suudeniy, pear Fort Dodge, lowa, on | | Septoinber 24, Daxtes McCaunRy, of this city, aged 74 | wit B dsteads, Piano, Hedding, Huren: Wasi rar in Carpets, Br Bee ey CaM BEE NEER-SELLS Tits dy, 108g oelock, LTS! Twt av., corner Sth #t, one su- perior Bar Counter, tor whom it may concern. BERNARD SMYTH, AUUTIONERK.~ PERK asia of val ate to close an int day, October rooin, UL Brondway: 2o'vioek, at the Kxchauge sales Broudway, extreme front ensy Jd. to Bt 8 lot aujuining in tho rear, on @: 207 feot 1 yadway, 125 leet ou sth inches o 8d st, th'the rear, adjoini ry high stoop Drown st st, four story bigh sto impr: vement, wily the lot. Houses, Nos. 17, nor 74th at, LUZ Broadway proport House, No. Stk W i main buiiding three fonr stor; Land 27h t 2 inches vy 120 t corner 74th sts, 0 oflice of the ‘ance on’ 74th st. feet 2b} tioneer, ore i feet. Pine s1 JOUN A. QUINN, AUCTIONEER I. 1b SELL riday). the enti Fu TON EELS ‘eptember 27, at 10%, a. No, 15 Murray « 00 lots of Lardw. Catlery and French Thined Ware, without r Tordiy's sale will cousist of Intze lovoices of Lariware, Rage Honseturnishing Gvods, Ware, Wooden Ware, &. entral a ‘Tho sale well worthy the attention of the trade, Y MARTIN B. BOICE, AVOTIONEE Phursaay, september 27, wt 10%, A. M., at 25 p near Bleecker st,, entire Furuiture, cow hogany Parlor suit, Chamber Suit, fine P tension Fable, hair’. attresses, English Brussels, tareep! hud Tagrain Carpets: Gina, Ulase aud Silver Ware; 10 tons Coni, &e. speciai sale of 1 cottage sting of mus ures, Pillar Bx. NEORGE GLOGHEGAN, AUCTIONEER, | WILL G eli, Thursday, September 27, 18° by a foreclosure of wchattel mortagage, mt staole No. TO West at | 196 welock In tue forenoon iy. Vik mone Pio Waxou, a Tox of Horses, ‘one Collector's Phaevon, Harness and ior: also ‘three Draught Horses, « B, HERIS & SON, AUCTIONKERS, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE, PIANO, &0, ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 108 &AST 38TH ST, NEA PARK AY. Comprising Axminster, muquet and Brussels Carpe Foxe woud Lrivt Salt ih Vine satin With wewood Piano; riebly & ‘alnut Chamber Suits : jasslve varved nut be fl no uD Ac; valuable ofl Patut> i rich Caina, Glesware, Vases, Uraame: ‘Biasuar, is, Beddbngs desy doe i gf 4 Y) MORNING, oforte, magnificent Parlor Suits, | ‘A eae (4th aven (ot ei L Ady tenes SALES AT AUCTION, HELM, AUGTIONEE(, SP DLS, “10% my 4 Stock and Fixtures of Dry wy lo below Houston st. at 11 o'clock, 16 Kant 22d st. 4 Dining Room Furni- e Mirrors, Parl Will sell, this day: 'Y the pri ntive rich Varlor, Hedroom at Now. 20 and 22 Peil st.. the entire working Tools, Machinery, Shaiting, Pulleyaand Belting of & Factory, on the firth floor et the abo premises; also 1 irnck, Ae. By order of Juhn Lan; f Sule positive. No reserve, Speculators specially SIDORE J. SWARZKOPP, AUCTION sb. —Bells, 1054 o'clock, 428 Enat Houston st, Inrce Btvck of whit aud red Win positively without DAVIDSON, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THT sojeloek. 95 Allen at, Stock ‘and Fixtures of Ci ty : ri Parlor and Chamber Suits, velvet and Brnsseis heets, China and houses P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS ‘at 1084 o'clock ). Saloon Tabl Mirrors, Ss J i AUCTIO. od. SELL THIS DAY. AT 11 A M., AT 1,514 BKOADWAY, CORNER 44TH 'ST., large lot of Household Furnitare, consisting of handsome Queen Ann crimson oatin Parlor suit, East Lake biack Walnut and gilt satin Partor Suit, with’ five other Parior Suits, Bedroom Sets, Brds, Beading, Matire ‘Tables, Chairx, Lonnves, Glass, China, Crockery, Tin, Earthen, Stone and mtiver Minted Ware, Pots, Paus, Keicles, bc. j Mirrors, Pictures, Paintings, & AMES WISEMAN ron st, at tl 08 OD, ACCTIONEER, 240 o) s¢., sells, to-morrow, a Lagor Beer and Oyster Saloon on account of dissolving partnership. Further particulars to- morrow. “J COOKE. Aver: This day, 104g oe 8 argo, well furnt Suits, Brust tead, Bureaus, Wash Wardroben, Sofis, Lounges, Belding, M . two roxewoud slate Bed Bil fine Bar, Oyster Bar, Chairs, Stoves, EO HERTZBERG, AUCTONEBR, office 313 Wost 30th st. Large sale of elocant Household Farniturs of a four stow Lexington avenue residence. on Monday, October 1, at 10%, o'clock. comprising Parlor, d Dining Room Suits, Piano, hair and other Matt: ke, Catalogues and particulars day of sale OWRTS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, ¢ Household Furnitn noforte, Mantel Mirr Hokering Punthacs he. at auction FE. 1. LUDLOW & CO, wil soli at auction, on Frid September 28, at 11 o'clock A.M. at tho private rest No. 18 West 35th at, ali the Furniture therein contained, consisting, with the above, of rosewood Parlor suite, oak id binck walnut Dining Vadles Butfet. Centre Tables, Hookeases, Lounxes Turkish Chairs: also Slack walnut and Cottaxe sedrvom Suits, curled hair Wat Blankets, Table and Bed Linn, fine China and ware. iver plated Ware. Carpets, «ec. ; also the usual Kitchen Furni- ture and Covking EN OF AUSINESS WHO “UNDERSTAND AUVERTISE FOR UC. : ¢ Fe IN TNE EVEN AWNBROKER'S SALE. JAMES AG THEIR BUSINE: YORK TO READ TWO CENT R, Auctioneer, 59 New Bowery, will sell (HIS DAY 400 One Overcos Women's Clothin Umbrellas, &e of Simpson, Pantaloons and Vests, and 00 lots of ‘Quilts, shawis, Cloaks, Dresses, shoes, ay, at hing, Dresses, ‘oats, Pants, Vests, de. By AWNBR KES S elry.—Thos. J. McGrath, «uctionser, 158 ( corner Mulverry, will soll to-morrow (Friday) o'clock, # largé Aassorement of Gold and Sliver Wate! Joweiry, Guns, Pistols, &c. By order G. Frederick, 1: Bleecker st. 3 i HILIPP SCHWEINBURG, AUCCTIONE«R, 800 ary calls, 10 ofsioek, first class Fixtures of Saloo i it ; rich and elegant. Positive, in lots Deal- ers invited. s i HILIPP SCHWEINBUKG, AUCTIONEER, — 390 Bowery, sells. 12 o'clock, 147 6th av r@ Stock and auld Vens, Fixtures of first class Stationery, Books, Pay 3 sliver plated, Pencils, Showcase: Ponttivel; Re MADE CLOTH is ND DRY GOODS anction. BURDETT & DENNIS will soll on THURSDAY, Septem: ber 27, at 12 o'clock, within their story 29 Burling. slip, 100 lets of Dry Goods, consisting of Prints. Fiannels, Hove and Half Howe: 200 lots of Ready Made Clothing, on ac- count of whom it may concern. Catalogue qn moruia: of sale, GENERAL AUCTIONRER, SALVAROOM 5 Swill soll tuis day, ab 103; o'eloce, at No. 136 West 2id et., 4 large assortment of fine Household Furniture, handsome Parlor “nits, Pier and iT veivet and Brussels Car ine ‘black walnut Be trovn reas, Washstanda, Shades, oak ive. } ICHAKD WALTERS’ SON-, AUCTIONE! RS, WILL ell for account of whom It may concern on Thursday, deptember 27, at 10 o0’clork, xt 187 vowery, tour Hunting Case Gold Watches, two Chains, one oven-faced Gold Watch, Chain and Guard, two Gold Lockets, three Solitaire Diamond Rings, one s tamond Cluster King, one pair Dine m nd Earrings, ong Diamond Breast Pin, one Gold Riag, ac, Ky order JAUOK BAHL J HERMAN, AUCTIONS: Ry 7 S.ncehinery, Soots, tc., thieday (THURSDAY), Septome 06 27, at 10 o'clock, No 144 anor,’ Drilis, shaper Lath n Leys @ large lot ot Tools, olit sitive. By order, M, Ss. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, OLD STAND Jaery. FRIDAY, Sevtember 28, ‘at 1544 and 17 Bowery. Auction sale of Wines, Liquors, Champagne. &e, consistin» of about 200 burrels and casks of choice Liquors, as oid Bonrvon and Rye Whiskey:, Brandies, Gin; 80 cusks Port and sherry Wine, French Spirits; also 400 cases and Liquors, Champagne, Cigars, Sates, Offiow Furs ‘Ac, being the entire tock of u denier wud importer, S SALE.—VAN TASSELL &_ KEA on Friday, Septet alarge lotof H SHERIFF'S SALE.—VAN TASSELL & Sheriff's Auctionoges, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, S17 cud 319 East d8eh st.,a lot of Horsss, Tracks, Single and Double Harness, Wagons, Scows, Drilling Mat chines, &e, ; Stuble Utensils, BERNARD REILLY, ARNEY, uxny, Deputy. FRR SALE OF RICH jontinnation sale THIS DAY ‘The entire re: Chamber and Lil Ue closed out as above by H. B. Her'y & Son, auctioneers. By order of BERNARD KEILLY, Sheriff, Puree Traixon, Deputy herilf. WE MEAT MARKET. WITH turos, Horse, Cart and Wagon, S Hrooklyn, this 27th vay of September, st 10A. M, To ve sold on the promises, to the hi vidde D, CLBTS, Attora ABBOTT, TIONERR, will sell on friday, at 10 Lads! Wear feather I 2 Chathaw st for cou’ Heraid, “WANTED TO PURCHASE. S34 SS —WANTED, A GOOD SIZED SEOOND WAND Snfe, cheap sor cash, «Address ¥., vox 190 Herald off Ws OND ITAND VPER VACUUN Pan. Address tc O22 Boston Host oe, WASIED-G00D seCOND HAND PARLOR OAL. pot, containing 50 yards, Address A. F., box I Herald onic Wasten two SECOND MAND CYLINDER, ROLL. ing top. or other Desks and Lower Press. “Adar Post othee box 1,085 nd plain Parlor, Muctrosses, &e & Kearney and ILLIAM Chamoers st ‘em Biankets, de, of sale. Purtiewli iN GEN AA struction pianofort $5 quarter, vest rete 128 Herald Uptow: YMF Jeni he engaged fir GIVES TN’ pile’ residonc STRUCTION, AL BOYS AND Gbub OLUB jurch and society erte; city ant counter, Kk, ©. HL. Ditwua's, 843 Broadway, N GONSERVA ORY OF MUSIC, We IN5 d door east Sth av. (ineorporated.) Rae ANC ONE GENUINE “OLD ITALIAN UWremoun Violin, magnificent specimen, for sale at x sve riftoe, $100 # Amati Violoncello, worth &500, tor $100, on account of dul! times, Si Kast 10th at, VW ANTEDAINSTRUCTION (ON. TUE PIANO BY A Fronch tencier, who will give Freneli lessons in pay- ment. Apply to MEMENTO, Herald Uptown office, “DANCING ACADEMIES, A SAUSE’s DANCING ACADEMIEs,—114 EAST 44.15th —sULRE & PRIDAYS, 55 Weer d—SOTKE & MONDAYS. Private Academy, 212 Bast llth—PRIVATs LESSONS any hour. A —MAKS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 280 BLEKCKER ost cclasses Thesday and Friday evenings; TEAMS KeDCCED. send for circular ARTIEN'S DANC NG ACADEMY, 8 UNION e side). Private lessens any hour; alts. NG ACADEMIES, 114 EAST hrt—SOlh EK FDA West Bid, sol itieEs ADAYS. | Pilvate Academy, 212 Kast Lith, PRiVArE S any hour, BXOCKES PANCIOG ACADEMY, 961 BROOME ST., WILL OPEN FUK THE ShASON— JUBSDAY, October 2, for adults, SATURDAY, October 6, for children’ All the nionable dances in ome course of lessons. The Bist lessons privately and no extra charse. 1QISTOPHER'S DANCING AVADEMIES.~ BRE- rt Hall, 150 Bast Sith ab, Monumy, fhu:sday even turday alternoan; rarapa liall, Wednesday aud nings and Saturday afternoon, how open. {ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 501 8’ ay (Bank building). Reception Thursdays. For drow: Tar uadress ce. 120 iewat O7th ot, ; private lossons auy a i specialty, i, AND MAS. FERNAND! ight now form 7 be oy Glide and assembly ape DAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. 9 AMUSEMENTS. f -! AMUSEMENTS: aye PT NTON SQUARE TEATRO AND OPERA” HOUSE 30 CENTS. U UREN cis crore peep Gees UBER NELLY cosey..--Leenseos and Momagerd Proprictor. Mr. —— - 7 ee dle a red Si 50 conte, 4 10 days in advance. — — ee ee sENDIO “SccckSa } "Mr. C. P yAKSLOE Beoond week ft a a -Nieaed Bret Harte ant cil HEATHEN CHINER. GENUINE SUCCESS a fs AH BIN. of Miss MAGGIB MOORE COMIC DitAMa, | —- WEDNESDAY 2 and Me J, ©. WILLIAMSON, next Josquin Miller's rom: lay, THE — with K RAN & CH. in theirs American Draw ARD and a!) the or emet nae 2a EXIRA—ON SUNDAY EVENING STRUCK OIL. Mr. GEO + VERETT with bis automaton ACUS, pol wil iepeat his Wond-rtal_ Entertainment, HOUSE FILLED EVERY NIGHT WITN BRILLIANT AN EV SG WITH TH ePialt AND DELIGHTED Al DIENCES. Seats may be secured through the week without extra Saturday next, second Matinee of STRUCK O11 charge. ow ROADWAY THEATRE SOTH ST., BROADWAY. b oer THEATRE. CONTINUED SUCCESS, 'Me, dames C. Dud Proprietor and Manaser,........ LAST THREE NIGHTS of the sterling Drama from Cliaries Dickens’ story, IVER TWIst, d with new’ scenery, ze effecis, ke. A CAST OF GREAT COMPLETE including Mr. MeKEE MICHAEL STROGOFF. ‘ EVERV NIGHT. SATURDAY BATES MABEL JORDAN. GEORGE WALDKO: Witenes, REGULAR SEASON PEKIN MOI AGIN, THE JEW, | Mt WALLACK begs to anaounge that bis TWENTY Miss KISTY BLANGUAND as NANCY STKES: BIZTH SEASON wil opmmence ¢ 1 Mr, LOUIS ALDKICH as Biul, SIKES, ALOX. FIT bho he when will be repr , for the first tine on any at inal legitimate comedy, in Gve acts, entitle GERALD, VINING BOWFits, W. J. COURSWELL, ne H. LYTELL, 08S Bart sient ARKY PRATT, ae MAKKLAG KE 2 ad others Miss ADA GILMAN, ALICE GREY, MEKOB CHARLUS, | ¥2,the author of “London Assurance’ and, ot er comediog. ‘Mrs. VIVLA» 17 of | Seterv:—Mliss KU COGHLAM ther trae snpe Friday evening. Sept. 28, FIRST JOINT BENEFIT of 7 ee Z we ker MANKIN and Mise KD Hed. MONTAGUE. Muy hontai, Me EM Y BLANCHARD, ‘ a Only OLIVER TWIST Matinee Saturday. at 1:50. AGROTT. Mise SPR Ree ce gray appecrane Pophias Pee. SoTnts, Po ee Mr HARAY BECKETE, Mra JOHN SERION. Str, AGLE THEATRE, FLORENGES, NPLYMPTON, Miss MBTA BARTLETT (her Prouriewr wnd Manager My, JOS HARE | pourance ‘uere), sth GERMON and Mr. ap JSOUN sv OLLBERY ‘A DECIDED SU The box office for sale of roserved seats for the Grat six w 3 4 nights will be opened on Monday next, September 24. WIFE ee Honday next. Oe . » ootn iB. ATER. FLORENCE Bes UP (Thursday), positively last representation ted from | of Offenbach # favorite Oy 4s \ % F | FRIDAY EVENING (by request), and only time this fat Wire OF MIN saunas aon | r+ LE DE MME. ANGOT. Bases Granville chaieerte, tle, MARIO ve its Lange, ee eee RCE AR. PRICES. arte of the house 50a rs, W. J. Florence Saturday, at 1:30. Bowes THPATR A glorious triumph, The great Comedian, yerved seats . u will be given Mr. S\M DBVEKE, LA JOLIE PARFUM SUSE, in his thrilling sensational Drama of Mile. AIMEL introduciog the world famous English song SASPER: and dance, “PRETTY AS A PICTURE. BATURDAY EVENING, Last Perform: Theatre nnd only Wine ot ee MUSE, i MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, INAUGURATION OF THE ATER OPERA BOUP! E SEABON AT THE BROADWAY THEATRE, and first production ia America of Charles, Lecocg’s most recent work, LA MARJOLAINE. preceded by the great Drama of DOMENTGOR, TRE DeSERTKR, M p 9 at Booth's MAN FKANCT CO MINSTRELS.) OF ERA HOUSE, AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | Broadway and 20th at. RECEIVED WITH SCREAMS ASD + SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE BIRCH, WAMNOLD & | U: SAN FRANCISCO MIN: Rassell, Wilmot, Kaymona, Frillman, F Hurt, Klcardo, Jobuson, Powors, BIRCH WANBOLD AND B Hox offs open, Com 8 A- to 10 Ea, teases Gront succoss of “THE THUWCING PROG ss. rl st, AND BROADWAY, : (OW DO VOU Lik | Dyvawtes 6 over "roprietor and Manager SEATS SECU INKE i day evening, Octover 1 guration of AIMEL. OPERS. BOURFE SEASON Tusatee Cont! Ee ART, theatre, and first production in America of Lee HARKIGAN | & se - 1 ant ey. | Iatant sucoass, LA’ MARIOLAINE, | Box. ofioa HARRIGAN & HART ONAL RIFLE MATOM. tus Ri acing The MULLIGAN GUAKD», mie NEW YORK AQUARIUM, BROADWAY Qor S INVINCIBLES, The SKIDMOR 8. aud and AScb at. d mo. MLO PM —Grand The GINGK« BLUES. First appearance of BILLY | Piscatorial Exhivition, Fishes, Animalsand Marine Plants, BARGY, Mackin and Wiision, Hurry Bryant, Winner | Live Doipuin, seven tect long. Wonuert Pisin, sisters, Joho Wilhame, Tho Fouvainblowus, Pots Cannon, | Groon Maray or nt. Tropical F and \nemo- ‘The Sanyeuhs, M.O. Keardon, Matt Meloughiin, Queen | nes, Prawis, Ye raux, Anzel Fish, Ballistis, Uni- and West, Wedn-sday aid Saturday Matinees. cork Fisues, Seu Swallows, Ialr Finned Plepharls, Sox CONCERT GARDEN. Hore. six Airican Gitafice, Astonishing experimenta by Proiessor Uenderso: od, Afternoon DAN SHUUK. 7 qperictor | and evening Concerts, Sacred Concert Sunday afternoons A ‘o Mcaton Disecee and evenings. bedanedl NING, BEPIEMBER 27, DARK THEA GRAND PALL MENRY B.A Lessee and Maneg. HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, 39% x oat ¢ > A great display of o 0 N TROPICAL YREIS, PLANTS, SHRUBS, 90 0 N Cut Flowers, Floral Designs, Fruit, Vewetables, and other Oo 9 N Fare und beautiful ee) N SPECIMENS OF HORTICULTURE, 00 x together with a grand Concert iu aid ot tu his Last great origi! characterisation, GILMOKE's BAND EUROPEAN FUND, A CRUSHED in which wilt be engayed TRAGEDIAN. all the dintinguisued Solo Artiste and. EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, rriages may be ordered at 10 M. adh EPS XHTBITION, GILMORL'S GREAT MILITARY BAND. 1, Overture, “Kobvespierre”. ‘ : 2 Convert Waltz, “pounds of Spring” 3. Grat ction, “Macbeth” . 4& Cornet Solo, “Le Desir”. Mr M. ARHUG 4, between 63d and 64th sta +Dteinhausor 5. Song, “My Ship Comes =aiiing In" DAILY FROM M. TILL 10 P.M, Ey aa eee itt TURN BIL, bate coke | ONDERE UL INVE 6, Overture, “Dor Freischut see Wedor Many branches of m ct 7. Cavatina from “Lucia”, Doniaestt euite Mba eb has 8B. Poeme BI pants DELIGHTFUL cay ORD NV (BRE oe ene Single admission $0e. | ¢ Coupo three admissions tive admissions no Solo, Mme TEKH A CARKENO, 11, Page Song from “The ituguenots +-Meyerbeer 12. Marche Misituiros “Salty to New York Gi Nae farche Militaire, “Salutu so New York”........Giimore F 13. Mazourka, “souvenir de Kei z Seba hot Se ee etTNS 14. Gat “Flick Flock”. Arnds | OFFICE THIS (THURSDAY) AFTE! NEL, farnishes the — FINES| (1B ARICAL Continuation of 11 ILLUMINATED in conjunction with wooocur Ladiew’ and children’s Matinee PRIDAY AFTERNOON, und (rund Concert oy GILMORE'’S FULL MILITARY BAND, Doors open at 11, Conoert at 2:30 50c, admission. Boxes seating four $3. Children hait pri My tie WORLD N HE dor the lowest cash price: alxo all kinds ot feal, AF rane aad Branch 185 STH AV., CORNER 23D ST ANUS OVERA HOUSE. SEL 08, 728 and 730 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel. RGYLE ROOMS. ARGYLE ROOMS o Heller's Wonger Theat: 3 or AND YOTH ST. increased actracsion! | “RECHERCHE” “TLRPSIONOREAN” “SOTREES.” dor wHRXANTS MINSTRELS Open kvery under the management of > NT. _ BUX." “ETINCEL VN 2 ” HUGHEY DOUGHERTY SOY UK” AMER ODMR eT RIFLE TEAM. 0 FINEST DANC Entrance on $Oth s TE S10. *AWPULLY AWP IN of Love is O'er.” “11 Was Only Li ut’, “They Ali Do Tt," “Kise Me Again,” and 1.000 others, te. ewel, HARDING'S, 229 bowery, op- The Happy Family, &e. THE WORLD, or [BLO'S GARDEN, Fourth and last weok of the grent triumph, WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO, YY DitRAM bo Floris a o ORORE Wh OP a a aS b sATURDA) ATINEL, - - MONDAY, October I, we Basso tavauy VERFEOTLY IN ONE Conquest aid Pillett's Kreat L.motional Drama, lessons. CHARLES &. DOBSON, 868 broadway, near LAW OF Tis LAND, which. for completeness at detail, wilt eclipse al! previous effurts. T NY PASTORS, TONY GUEAT SUCCESS OF JOHN st TsON'S HOWARD ALGENE! COMPANY 17th si, PIANUPORTES, BuO HERS in pertect u from Hoxton, In the spec Drama, ot : beware of bogus D —Cikbe Fast MiN—3 Brothers piauos uftered at auction or private huuyes. with its sparkiing novelties and unequaliod DECKER BROTHERS. $3 Unton square, STEINWAY PIANOFORTE FOR 875; ALSO MAG nificeat rosewood Windsor Plangiorte, ail modern tin- corners, cost $000, for $20), stool, rs, Miss NELLIE LARKOLLE. a ce ee ee ms ny | 3 vas eye) flor Sitits fh satin, Queen Anne style. 8 ra Bivcatry Boxter” | Parlor, 1 moer Fur periormite Klephant anu THE COURT MINST TRELS. John Braham’s Superb Orchestra. MATINE FRIDAY. LYDIA THOMPSON, Wieeacn's, PASt NIGHT BUT TWO of the brilliant engazement of Miss LYDIA THOMPSON di INCOMPARABLIE “BU RLES SUNS Steinway LU A peot REE Hr, sQu «Pianos of our own mak amber of One socond hi in pertect order. THURSUAY, Sepembe WILLIAM KNABE su st, LAST NIGHT. BUT. TW ein oe, ofthe very Intest edition Aa AVE ROBINSON URUSU# JAE150; Steinway, Chick Pronoanced “The vriuhtest and b jeloueon, e2. duced A it Burlesque ever pro- ici, 1% East 14th at, TO-MORROW | (Friday) EVENING, September 28, | W—BEAUTIFUL STO: ORGANE PAREWELL REREFIT OF MISS LYDIA THOMPSON | A for sule snd torent. GOLDSMITH’ chor at. LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE COMPANY, Last performance but two of ROBINSON CKUDSUK, “BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD $100) AStetinway 1 te, every iMprovem nt, creat bare guin; rents, tinstuiments $19 monthly Last ROBINSON CRUSON” Matin turdas | biv 3b Wavoriey pl Brow, _eeeureny SiRNS, eM OL ed 2 SSORIMENT UPRIGHT AND -QUAKE PIANO. HATKE FRANOAIS, 28D ST, AND OTH AV, fortes and Organs; extraordiuarily low for eash and in: Keprosentations every ay and Saturday | stwimence, rent oS upward. PF, SCHULKG, 26 Kast Lath st, rns evenings; matinee ever) Sat ~@ OV ENING TUESVAY, OCTOBER 2, FAUX BOSSHOMMES, yy Th. Barriere. jwaday, September 26, nvon at Lg. N PRIVATE WILL SELL ELEGANT AA7 1306 vh te (cost last May $900) tor $200, Gals at roxidenow 13 L160 st., near Jd ay. one block east of Union square ; stool, cover and box to ship. PRIVATE PAMICY WILL SceLL STEINWaY FAMILY Sth st. between 2d and 2d ave. ano, all tiaprovements, 9. over TH CHAMPION SHOW "OF IH WORLD. strung, cost $075, for $20). stool, Cover, Box tor BO! 1 TROUPE, MNASIS. siippiite: elegant Onbin et Upright Piano, 8175.” Cail pri- MATINEES | VLLE REALIA, The strongest Woman in | Vaee. residence 47 West 16th #t., between Stu and Gth avs, the World, sand Kelly, the kive HC NO WEBER P ‘ THURSDAY | tries, Ths Conte Fone, Prenels twla Sisters, hd Det sne a aneer tina binetecn aay mee ‘urado, “Trapero ‘Mile. Lina Kieea,” | dy due bere wid. realy almost a4 good we Hew any | de varie Clinmara, Sitmte te Po teiiy : at the Weve Minnle Clyde, Louisa Turn ater SUNDAY, [THE Gith f VIRNNA KALLET Tauupr, | S8f aT ag THE PANTOMIME OF HUMPTY DUMPrY, | A | BRAUTIFUL CxuVED KOSEOOD, 7 OCTAVE \)ASONTC TEMPLE. Gab SE AND GTH AV, | ZLPisuolorte, modern improveuents, $59. Residence 216 a BLIND 10M, THE MUSICAL PRODL Oi Yt bob Secoud series and positively last nigh HINET OP ASSORT. MONDAY, Septem Matineos.Wednenday Admission, 50 cents, — Ki © MORNE, f, best in Atthe Y JAMLIN Oe 320 SE, NEAR util AV. SUCIEINS TERPSICHOREAN’ Paback. | FOR GASI—8EV ELITE SOCLABLES NUAPLY. +f omer iyo vi MAMMOTI PAGLORS. VARISIAN © .CHESPRA, A Congregation of Beauty and Fasiiion 3 THAN $100-ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE for Le Indies In the werkt appear in Hidden Passio: WHO UNDERSTAND THEIR BUSINESS Pranon ine 4 Swwol and Cover: overstrang basa AVVERTIBE we 200 A LINE | 100 da ay. e P2th st, ‘Ow NEW ‘ORK TV. AD 4 aoe IN THE EVENING Aeie ea. Wo" Bite | IST CLASS PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RED eee st epee ana tt | PB toed per month, also for sale on instalments, NOLUMBIA OPERA HOUS: ORNER Wrst 12TH | rooms 712 Stu w jour 44th st; open day and evening st. and Greenwich av, 100 the handser | 5 BENJAM | Batuers Surprised in real wai Kivtag ¢ by, AMINES BRC PIANOS, Beautiiul Statuary. Pars ty Gaslight, ue Jardin Mab 15 aud 18 AY., Corner 216k st, tm Num Yum Miauet, Strange Sights for strangers, the Sly and other rreach novelties Nothing of the kind ever betore seen in tis city, See it! Don't miss it! Ewen ing AUS, matinges Iuesdiy, Tharsday aud Saturday we 2 Carriages imay ve ordered sé IL Ew ane [ COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, renQ Pianos to rent and for sale on the most reasonable jeri. Very low for cash, PRANICH & BACH, 243 EAST 25D ST, NEAR 2D AY., Rave & bemuLifn! Assorime fine Pianviortes, Loch new wud second hand, which they ate offering very low. Pianos lot and sold on (nstalmeuts, NLY $110 OCTAVE PIANO, NEARLY NEW, warrinted | in telments taken ; rent $4 ‘ong and painful filness it has UABL.S F Oth av, and 23d wt. IANO AND ORG elants frou ail parts Asnumerous friends of Mr, Adams desire to show their deep sympathy for hima inh FOR THE TRADE.—MER- ‘ntry will Gud the largest | assortment of fret clas and jow priced Pianos 44 Orgens to be found th the United States; warranted for tive years: agents wanted. HORACE WAIBRS & SONS,40 Kast 14th ot, n decided to tender him # complimeutary denefis, purpose & meeting will be held wt the Gramore at t., at 12 M o'ehoex, om Monday, E, A, SOTHERN, Gramerey Park House, Sept. Gis ANIA THBA tee. AD, NEUBNDOREE Soe ceseee sca scene Every wight (is week, KOCK BROTHE Comedy, in th ts, by L’Arronge. Box office open daily (rom 8 till 4 o'clock. . 1877, PRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, $75 TO $350; $5 Ui $10 monthly til paid; rent, © upward, 8 Union square, 4th eotor ene 14th wt JUYPITAN i 347 ST. AND 5D AY. 448 ONLY SENSATIONAL THEATAS LN AM EAICA. Ap entire chauge of Programm the Female Batuers New spicy burlesque, ibe iiack Byed Heauty, The most ve: et rome Ladies in this coontry, The ‘nest formed Women io the world in Living Statues The Freneh Minuet, The Jardin Mabille by Lime Light This is tie yisce,. Bveulng evening at 8 Satiuaes Taowdays, Thue days atard.ys we 2. SOOIKTY SOCIABLES.—TAMMANY HALL, EVERY Warday evening, new and elegant muste, CARTIER GUITAR, TAUGHT, ALSO DANCING wuee, HENRY U. DOBSON. 400 in av, plot sWhet BY AND ai My Poor Heart ts Sad,” eal Joma,’ ate the popular songs le ti reste, Zosal apd jeend, ip grosh DEON 2 UGS HT aad ds Broadwase WALL N W YORK UOUNTY DEM. 4 : " vetubly Wistriebe is distehet will meet in their districts on 1 : aut o'clock: entio m "KOE NBYER, Chaieman D 4 _Bensand T, MCGILL, Becrotarye nn eTiee Commition, Azutcan STANDARD BILLIARD TABLE: Td id second hand, at grent Brcateile ry extra ind La. W. Hi. GRIPFITH & C0., 40 Vesey ot, A LAKGE STOOK OF BILLIARD TABLES AND AL Trimmings; wept styles latent provements. |. W. COLLEN DK, 738 Broadway. LARGE ASSOnT: ‘D head bilish Tables st ive posse jND SROORD G0! B Pilpuan, 14 Veseree, Peni