The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1877, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. ORS. (OUSES CROWDED. "THE Oo} NEW YORK THAT TURNS PEO AUIS. GkEAT ARTISTS A ALN MENT. : TONY PASTOR AT FAMOUS REGIMENT WILLIAMS, DELARA: RIN bb WAISON, RROLL, FIELDS AND AUSTIN BOTH IN lie HOME La NTY A DE 1 RAR! 0 TO TONY PASTOR’ TONIGHT. Th BES AND MOST 34 civkn Ie Sew YORK (NOORSED BY OUsaND: chai Perens PIS [yp SION SQUARE THEATRE, Proprietor. Mavaxer. i. 3 OF” Deb HTLY, As played by them ‘around the world and over 100 times In Miss MOORE'S. SONGS AND DANC! NIGHTLY KEDEMAND) THE DUTCH RECKUIT'S rere igh Et htg WITH ROAKS OF LAUGHTER! THE HOUSE I5 CROWDED EVERY N. 2 x BATRUSEASTS Ane D&LIGHTED AU a Saturday, Oct. RE.—LAST NIGHT OF MR, AND MKS, FLORENCE. Fropriotor and Manager. y Bulgin Last “Mighty Dollar NLY THEATRE PLE AWAY. A eet} E we ND AN ELEGANT ENTER- LEG NT SATURDA ny ie NIGHT. SPBCIALT 0. 9 Ki Nise JENNIE BATER- ND A or PASTOR'S GREAT COMPANY, | IGHTE, BE on MANUAL IGHT WITH AN 13—Fourth Matinee of STRUCK OTL, Mr. JOSH. HART Li % MIGHTY Matinee to-day at 1 130, MIG Kast appearance ont Dow! one of Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE, | Matinee Las formance but to-d one of the Amerienn Comedy, | THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. * | Admission, Last Grand Matin 50 cents, To-night last apy arance ot Mr. J LORENC and BUFFALO SILL COMBINATION, THEO, TEINWAY MAL 4 ce WEDNIAD. DORE THOMAS. FIRST GRAND stinguished Los VOCAL. QUARTET, First Soprano, coud Soprano. TIERSSON, Firat Al LMINA Their first apperrance in America, The young Amerienn Violin Virtuoso, MASTER LEOPOLD LICHTENBERG, LAD HILDA WIDEBERG, AMY ABERG, to-day, at 1:30, at popular prices. ( Reserved Se. 50c. NDAY, October 15 (for one woek only), ts, extra, Lo THOMAS, Py ae Se rakes 17, AT 8, POPULAN, OORDERT. artists will appoar:— WEDISH ee Lito, SODERLUND, Second Alto, (His first appearance since his return trom the Oonserva: jory of Brussels.) THEO. THOMAS’ ORCHESTRA, Composed of tho lendiug artists of boch the New York Phil- harmonte Societ; ADMISSION NO ADMISSION TO > Tho sale of reserved TICKETS, ONE DOLLA RESERY: and the former i homas he abi SEATS. ING. at the box office inway Hull; G. Schirmer, 701 Broadway ; KE. Schubert “€ Co., 23 Union square, and at the General Theatre Tictt office, 111 Broadway. FRIDAY EVENI\G, OC. 19, SECOND CONCERT. SATURDAX AFTERNOON, OCT. 20, ONLY MATINEE, (PHEATRE CONTQUE, S14 BOA HAKRIGAN & HART e jetors MW, HANLEY anager HARRIGAN AND WART in WALKIN G FOR DAT CAKE. 1 5 Alfred Burnett and Misx Helen Nash, Little Todd, Clara jns-ie Ora} jeury, Adn Moore, James Mana and H. Morton, Fernando, dM, Gallagher, Thomas Barry; ‘ell Burgess in MY WIFE'S MOTH ESDAY. MATINEE, ‘on, Neil Burgess, Will nwood, Charles Dia Pie and Hart R, SATURDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF GILMORE’S GRAND CONCERTS, TIS GATURDAY) EVENING, OCTOBER 13, BENEFIT OF THE EMINENT CORNET PLAYER, BENEFIT OF THE EMINENT CORNET PLAYER, | Mr. Mr. M. ARBUOKLE, M, ARBUCKLE. [3 % THE MUSICAL SE: WILL B ANVIL CHORUS, ANVIL CHORUS, ANVIL CHORUS, AND OTHER INTEREST! THE GREAT EXUIBITION QUADRILL! TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, OCTOB: CLOSING NIGHT OF THE, SEASON. AN IMMENSE PROGRAMME, INCLUDING ANVIL CHORUS ql REPEATED, ANVIL ANVIL ANVIL MUSICAL nee =] NG 4 | SATION OF THE DAY cAoRus, cnorvs, cuorvs, NOVELTIES, ‘B ER 14, THE AND ALL THE POPULAR AND EFFECTIVE PIECES OF THE SEASON. ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. nox? oLpixe FOUR, § TLMORIS Gaki MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, GRAND ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT. ILMORE’S GARDEN. , MONDAY, OCTOBER ne inile, open to all at ATHLETIC. SPOR’ WALKING MATCI won sn adi 15. mateurs who have ortixed racs. Silver medal. WALKING MATCH.—ihree mile handicap, open to all amatears. Gold and silver medals. Entries received at Gilmore's Garden, 27th at. and 4th ay., every morning this week trom 10 to 11 o'clock, and ‘Thursday, Friday aud Saturday evenings from 8 to 9. Entries free. ILMORE'S GARDEN. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, GRACO-ROMAN WRESTLING. MILLER Vs. BAUER, for $1,009 Geposited with tho Splcit of the Times) and t CHAMPIONSUIP OF THE WORLD, LA MARIOLAINE, LAST MARJOLAINE MATINEE TO-DAY, AT Matince-—Popuiar prices of admission. General admission to all pa RE-ERVED SLA 50 couts extra, UPERA SBABO » JA DU 11:30, sof the aonse 50 cents, To-nicht, positively last representation of the favorite Opera, 1 h Mile. AIMEE will sing for the last timo, “THE CUCKOO. SONG,” “LK PRTIT SOU ¢ Monday and Wednesday evening next first production his senson of Lecoon's suc GLROFLE-GIROPLA, Taesday and Friday LA GRANDE DUCHESS: Box ottice open daily from 8 A. M. ull 10 P.M. Ww in three acts. by W: ¥ trom 8 till 40 RA TOUS”, CORNER OF WEST 1271 01 Cora Greccwioh ey. 100 lovely yang ladon e Spenria ividden Passion, Female Bathers surprisod In real water, Beautiful statuary, Paris by Jardin Mabitie, Ulin Num Minuet. On t Bighits for Straniers, The Crashed Tragedie A atl the ri ack, Mav Carriages may Dsxeixs * Dr amman BERLE'S TIVOLI THEATR Sth at ANOTHER AVALANCI£ OF NOVE! ‘The Sanyoubs, Mand in their dext the revolving Hoisset amily, Beothers, Livoii's Comic team. The Levanion bi their daring leaps. The French Twin Sisters, i Jnneo Artistes, \ille, Lo Comte, Queen of Opera on Tnesdays, Thursda; di ul ING AT SOGIETY 806 Minnole Clyde, the dashing Serio Com: Bailes. The Kuglish Pan ompany. MATINER £ (URSDA rare and spley 3 jon TABLE, His F Hull. All the Latest and most elegant mu between 2d and 3d aye. Lilks. with i me.” ‘The Top th LAST MATIN at GRAND DAY, at 2 Reserved E ST. AND 3D AY Niew girls in nanghty skeceh: Dewntitul young Indios in the city, The female Paris and tlonsy Sultan's Harem. «and with Bewitehing tly Molded F : The oniy Frenen i Make no mistake, piace, Bvenince at % § TERPSICH: BLITE SOCLABLES Nit MAMMOTH PAKLORS, | PARIST a ‘A Consregation of Beauty and ASHURY METHODIST Ep (PORMERLY DR, IU TONS), ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4h OF THE DANITE: RA HOUsE, TT ira Matineos Puosdays, Tharsdays and Saturdaye at 2. NUAN 6TH AV, ACK Bathers. ure Tits iv the COPAL CHURCH aslight in all ite slory, The ly, Siranse 8, 31 WEST ‘O- +, 50 cont. The largest company of BETUOVEN HALL, STH BY, NEAR BOWERY,— wites Sociables every Saturday ‘ey : efficient wnd Memanly managers will attend to tntrodnetion of im les und gentiomen desirons of dancing; large aud most Glezant balcony surrounds entice ballroom. ZOCTE y SATURDAY . ing, Tammany Hall men desirsas of he will be intro muste. on FAENEMAL | WiLL OGUUPY STAGE BOX Ai G MITE, UPERA HOUSE this evening to witne Tuk the last per! DANITES, BPE K on, rf} yen or |x HUMANITY, | pl (LLIARDS.—GRAND |. BOVENEN( cane the Leh. at bien Baus, eC ti the leading experts, ¢ - Dtbithon OF A. Daly. Bosslnaer, Shiller, Googe Frey, Guile 1 cyriiie Dion. FASAMMANY HALE BOCTBTY SOCLAB EVERY onbaye; atl the Latest my Satarday oventue an ne Faith AHOUBE. LAST MATINEE ay, THB DANES, Sk LT. 00 ite Wud Bebb, OY comin, IN he — pet NOBT RR smears AND WEDNESDAY AND Sat. ee URDAY RE Last weok of the most comptete production now before IE Na NDAY, October 15 the “Jidbenainosay,” with the celebrated American agtor, % a. ‘itle role. Mr UithuRS “EDNESDAL AND SATURDAY. INESDAL IRDAY. _ HEAT: BEGINS AT 8, Qe tS BEES BROADWAY. ' MATINEZS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. GREATEST HIT EVER MADE IN THE CITY, A TREMENDOUS SHOW AT LOW PRICES, 5 yy VENUE TU@aTRE. OPERA Lesson sn Mange * iy: STRRHEN FISKE 1 . Dart ee noe AL aCe tbe has veen ‘ o anaen ¥ she The Bae ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, who will Laney fe ne a * eee rom M rains the OTMINER NIGHTS DREAM,” iss Emelio Metwille Mrs. Zolda Soxuin ir. Willian Castle Henry Peakes Mr. C,H. Turner Conductor.. vege Box office now open. ALLACR’S. Proprietor and Manager. .Mr, LESTER WALLACK * EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, ‘an original Comedy, entitled MARRIAGE. written by DION BOUCICAULT, the anthor of “London Assurance” and other standard comedies, acters in the ae, oa ‘The char: bo sustaiued by Mr, JOHN GLLBERT, Mr. Hi. J. BECKEIT, ont m AGUK, Mr. HARRY Me KBEN PL N, E. ARNOT Mr, E, M.’ HOLLAND, Sliss ROSE COGHLAN, M KFFIE GERMON, Miss 8(BLLA BONIFACK,” ym PONISI, Mra. JOHN SEFTON, Mise META BARTLET Miss PEARL EYTINGS and Miss ETHEL THORNTO Box office oven daily from 8 A. M. to 4P. M. 14 Ourrlages muy be ordered ut 10:45. (PUR GREAT NEW YORK aQUactUn, Broadway and 350) GREATEST WONDER THE tured at Bt. Johns, ‘ed At great a #9 and ON EXHIBITION. AN ENORMOUS CREATURE, Forty feet long. Arms phir fect in Tongth, - Head and body ten feet. ‘The Sotenti6c World aroused! Tho People excited! Largest and greatest Curiosity ever soon. Path THEATKE, HENRY E, ABBEY ++. Lessee and Manager SECOND MONTH of the CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN, SOTHERN. Mr. DB LACY FITZALTAMONT has been “so much laughed at since he played Othello.” ‘she’s mine! “I have her under my thumb!” “Crashed again” “Have you a little blue fire or soft music about you? “It'y twenty years since I nave beon tn iid “We never drink bef dinner!” “Would taking me in sections?” “She's mino! 1!" BVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEB. Box office open dey und night. Curtain falis at 1 RAND OPERA HOUSE, KB & DONNELLY ERVED SEATS (secu Last Matinee 2 a Y you profer Lessees and Managors ys in advance) Sc. Day ING, of UNCLE TOMS CABIN, Joaquin Miller's | UNCLE TOM'S CABLN, a in grent splendor, great play, Mra. G. 0, HOWARD x — ‘as Topsy. THE DANITES.| Miss GEORGI! ALLEN ee and 200 colored people in the new PLANTATION SCENE, Miss Kitty Blanchard New Scenery, andthe great cast, Magnificent itreets, TO-DAY, t 2 o'cloc! Evory detnil complete, EXTRA.—TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Mr. GKO, KVERETT and his Aut Ty AN EVENING WITH RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. : Non, 728 and 730 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel, UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS. FIFTH WEEK. house crowded with the elite at the city. ‘ BRYANT'S. MINSTRELS. under the management of NEIL BRYANT, MACKIN and WILSON, HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, LITTLE MAO, THE TWO OFF UNs, WASH DAY. SECUND CLASS HOTEL Every evoning'at & SATURDAY, MATIN/.B at 2. Popular prices—25e., 502. 75e. Mitines, 250, and SOc. Berxrs MINSTRELS. MATINEE, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, MATINEE, TWO OFF BD TO-DAY AT 2, LECTURE ON LOVE, BECOND Sua HOTEL, SH DAY, 723 aud 730 BROADWAY. 50 conts. EVENING, L appearnnes of Mensts J.J. LING, W. 'T, STE rik! Sand Miss MAY MAURICE, with their press. Acting Vows, in the thrilling Sensation Drama of the TEXAN AVENGER d by the wront Domestic Drama o: A SOLWAY STORY OF 1747. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 SCO MINSTRELS.| OFKKA HOUSK, SCO MIN! HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, LITTL TILE MAG, MACKIN and WILSON, BRYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, Admission, 25 cents. Re: TRELS | Broadway and 20th a, [PRINS SHE AIETLE ONES. LET THEM LavGH. SOMIG DANCES, Rs OF R&AL FUN. Fr OF “HE'S STRUCK ILE.” THE SCREAMIN. egg Ue om “SCHOOL.” “HELEN'S BABIES.” “HELEN'S BABIES.” SEATS SECURED CADEMY OF MUSIC TO-NIGHT ‘aud every evening till furihor notice, MAILED ANY Nor MALRLED. 2d and 3d avs,; between 63d and 64tb sta, OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A, M. TILL 10 B M, WONDERFUL INVENTIONS OF THE YEAR, Many branches of maputactare repros-nted. THE SPEAK TELEPHONE, for the use of visitors, without charge. DELIGHTFUL MUSIC BY THIRTEGNTH BRGIMENT BAND (GROOKLYN», Afternoon and Evening. Single admission . 500. | ne ae Coupon tickets, three aimissions Coupon tickets, five admissions n 4 50 | Tenos rable. 250 Coupon tickets, ten numixsion: ONT FORGET Y SOCIABLES EVERY saturday evening at Tammany Hull; all the latest music. RGYLE RooMs. ARGYLE ROOMS, 6TH AV. AN ND 30TH ST. “RECHERCHK” KERPSICHOREAN” “SOIREKS.” Open y Night, “JOYEUX,” “EVI 4 “MAGNIFIQUE,” ‘o’clock. NCING J IN THE WORLD, Entrance on SOth st. BA y HELOISt, PARANQU SATURDAY Av: LE FEU AU GOUYENT, LA POUDERE AUX YEUX. tae jon Comedy, in one act. Comedy, in two wet KROPOUTTAN PRINTING OFFICE furnishes Ds MISS | TH rk, TUB HEART OF THE TH Last pertormances this LAS Mflernpon and evening, GRAND OF EKA CHANG HOUS ANTE: MOAR: WILL OY THEMSELVES OVERS OF DANCIN p Seiree Sociable this evening to their hearts’ ¢ At Beethoven Hail, oth st, near Bowery, MOST VOPUL VR MUSIC AT SOIRER ening, at Beethoven Hall, by Luster's entire orchestra. “A be Tih TATEST MUST “AT SOCIETY SOCIABLE, st 14th ste Tammany fall, WES. every Saturday evening ~ DANCING ACAD ont. : clas REDUCED, PIANUFOR! lanes af our, owt ‘wakes Les rot fing second AM KNAGE & mt ‘inuos, ia pertect ry mnos, in lect or 10., No. 112 Sth ay., above 0th ste DECKER BROTHERS MATONLESS PIANOS mays a “43 ab napesesettad. Se ri if tow seca nu perieet order, en to rent; beware of bovns Decker Wrophete Visuos’ offered at auction or private houses, DECKER BROTHERS, 83 Union Square. L FULL ROUND GO) ANO, fect order, $60. 38 Bowery. t orde: a BER OF SECOND HAND STEINWAY Arana. Square ‘nnd Upright. Pianos, some necriy now, for sale at a burgein, Beware of bogus pianos palmed off as genuine Steinway make qt auction private houscs. tTEINWAY & SONS, Stoinway Hall, New York, A, civ ATE FAMILY LEAVING THT CITY WiLL sell thelr maunidennt Stolnwag & Son cabines upright, 'd 9 Months, cont $1,000, tor $175: brilliant toned four round Hardman Pianolurte, cost . for $200; also fine ou Paiing Brouses, Parlor and Bedroom Suitn; less than half cost, lease call’ st residence 120 West 23d st., newr 1 ay. eae A. H musicians and really almost as rd ented in @ oct. Hleuso call st the Wover PRIVATE FAMILY WIDL SELL STEINWAY Pianoforie (at a ssorifles); richly ourved, our round sewood case Piano, nll improvements, 756 Ms, cost $975, for $200: Stool, Hox for ping; clogaut Cabinet Upright Piano, $175: Parlor {80 § ; bedroom, Library and Dining Furnitur: Bedding, Paintings. ec. ; must bo sold, Call, private re: dence No. 47 West ith st, betwoon Sth and 6tu avs. QUICKERING, AND. ATRINWAY, FIANOFORTES— great barzains: Instalmonts: ront $5 monthly. J. BIDDLE, 1 rley plane, newt Brondway. (JEIGKERING'S. STETSWAYS-GRANDs. SQUARES and uprights $6 reat and 9,11 on monthly payiuentss & Chickering grund at ${ SX. BALL & CO., 11 Bast 14th st. 2 OUBLE BANK ORGAN, PEDAL BABE, ONLY 81 ‘Steinway, Weber, Chickering Grand, Square and U. right Pianos, low rents and instalments; Melodeons, . GOKDON & SOX, 13 Inst 14th st. b vesoeata SQUARE GRAND PIANOS,; ALL IM. srovemonts, bo ate prices, RAVEN, late Kaven & t HH BRO'S. PIANOS, 145 and 147 Stl corner 21st at, K BA: BACH, 243 EAST 23D ST., NEAR 2D bi assortment of fine Pianofertes, both new and second hand, which they are offering very low. Pianos let and sold on Instalme: ESS THAN $100,—-HANDSOME ROSEWOOD SEVEN grged Pianotorte, carved case, iron frame; cost $500. E a 2 BE. WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY.— Magnificent Binnos, Organs; best 12-stop Organs, $55; $85u Pianolorte, $650. iANOS AND ORGANS—EXTREMELY LOW FOR cavh, on small monthly or quarterly payments, or to jet. from £4 per month upward. HOACK WATERS & 40 Kast 14th st, Drsigur AND SQUARE PIANOS, $75 TO $250; $5 und $10 monthly until $3 upward. BETTS, 8 Unt ANTED TO PURU cond hand. Piano cheap. and a first class instrument. Address, statin, with fall description, sLLLOTT, Herald office. Wit PAY $00 FOR A PIANO OR FOR AN Organ, when you can get a magniticent Pinno for $190 ands beautiful 10-stop Organ for $75, with thme to thor- oughly test thom, from MARCIAL’ & SMITH PIANO MPANY, 47,Untversity place, New York, lowest price, A) be! 29 LAST.—ROOMS, EN SUITE AND SIN, 44 i ehh elegant Rooms, with gentlemen; appointments first clase; re! ite ‘TH AV., 385,-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITS, ot Waeona and tuisd floors: frst class private tablet Sy re! nces. Rul AV,, 201 (MES, OLIVER) BEBO ANT, x FART. Fiatduce Wandnombty turufebod ; strictly frat elnees 6 table or @hote. <n ae De rae Oe TH AV., NO. 290, CORNER 31ST &T.—HANDSOMELY Diuraiat n cd Rooms, firstdioor, with private table; also on jourth floor. 6. EAST 320 8T.—SECOND FLOOR, WITH OR WITH: Jout private table; also other Kooms; references. 2 BAST 420 ST.—VERY PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, ‘with or without Board; references, (7 FO S10 Fheyaels FAMILY WILL BOARD A fow gontlemen ; table first class. 135 Went 36th st. 1() WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—F 1Ostoom "ai to 816 for two, with Board: a a day; table B ‘$4; steam hea transis 12 LAFAYETTE PLACE, ONE BLOCK FROM faBrondway.—Bioeant Hooms, targe and small, with or without Board; terms low. T3ncak AV. GuARGE ALOOVE ROOM, SECOND floor, ball Ruoms, all handsomely fur- nished, with [SO WEST 20TH SE—FInST CLASS ACCOMMODA- tions for families or single gentlemen, with Board or private meals, [4TH AT 8, 3, Sr ROOMS, WITH BOARD: LTB. é ‘oral terms to permanent purties; transient, $1 50 per Ma 14™ 8T., 221 WEST, Elegant Rooms, with Board, 14 Berg WEST.—NICELY FURNISHED THIRD Floor, with Board; also other Rooms; private bath; veahooabie warps. |Q FOR SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, Fo) S18isocwith Howeds email, additional charve for childs well furnished; hot 42 West Vth, ] STUYVESANT ST. BETWEEN OTH AND 10TH ts.—Wurnished Rooms, with or without Board; r large and neatly furnished; good table aud ho id cold water; closets. DA ROa EAST.—A PARLOR; ALSO SECOND OR third floor, front; large, sunny; good table. gly, witf Bonrd: sable Board; strictly first class. RIGHT KOOMS, Rooms, third and DD2 At A? WEST —CLARMING fourth floor, en suite or singly; li fourth ; excollent table, 99: ST., 118 EAST,—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: ito let, with first class Board: also table Board. 990 S., 243 WEST.—HANDSOMELY F rico I Rooms to desirable partie SHED excelient ni referenct DOD Bt, $8 WHET —TO UBT. WITH BOARD. FINS Suit of Rooms; ulso stugle and double Rooms; rofer- onees exchanzed, 24. WEST 80TH ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS, SUIT- for fumily or gentlemen, with Board; terms 25 WEST 27TH 8T., NEAR COLEMAN HOUSE.— First class accommodations, with or without Bourd; small tamily, 26D sT.. 44 WEST.—ROOMS BS 2h floor, with Board; also hal e. 36 WEST 46TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AV AND JO windsor Hote). —<Rlegant Parlor and Bedroom, 825, large foom, to family or centlemen; table guaran- teed; location and house first class. 40) EAST Oli si, NEAR BROADWAY.—WITH ‘Board, large and. small Rooms, second and third floors day boarders taken; references exchanced. N PARLOR AND rooms; terms mod- | "ANTED—SECO than $100; bargain cor AL ESTAS AND ORGAN CO: 7 York, V \D HAND UPRIGHT PIANO, LESS: Address box 110 Herald o1 _ FUR SA Central. ¥ TTENTION INVITED TO EXAMINE THE ELI. gant medium sizea lonr story brown stone House GL West Gith sts: hie every Improvements will be sold very ow, D 8, THK VM away, newrly opposite 87.6 feet, with four story brick well rented: this property will be m ostnce. Vor further particulars e wt. a HOTEL, WITH 22 FURNISHED ROOMS, and large garden: near Union square; money nquire 34 Last Oth st., from anted. Kast Side. . RTISTICALLY FINISHED THREE STORY BROWN stone Houses, 172 to 180 Eaxt G4th st; cannot be @auilicd in style und ‘pride. KILPATRICK & BON, on prominom OT NVESTME NORTHWEST CORNER 2D av. and 28vh st., 54 feet frontaye, $12,500, KLLPATRIOK, 340 31 av, D AV. STORE PROPERTY—THE FINEST CORNER jon the avenue; also corner Store Property on Bleecker st. Ninth ward. Address OWNER, box 1 Herald office, Miscellancous. LREADY SOLD—THREK OF THE THIRTEEN elegant new Jouses which are now belny offered Yery low figures; honses, 16 to 26 feet front, prices to 815,000, mortgages 6 per cont. Sond’ tor pamplilet containing dlagrams and prices to the owners, DUG GIN & CHOSSMAN, Arcuitects, G3 Bust Ast st, “Two Houses to let, BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE oR TO LET. Hii SiGOP HOUSE TS family, at one halt the rent TA rent, tora strictly private Of & Sew York house; has two bathrooms, three water loners; Is im perfect order nnd only elzht minutes from South ferry. 149 Congress st., Brooklyn, or box 5,504 New York Post office, COMPLETE FLATS IN water closet separate ore room, private hull, elev. or, door opener. letter Loxes; balls’ d with body Brussels; es’ walk from. Prospect Park, DAVID H, HILL, 399 Flatbush av. ¢ —FOR SALE, CORN R STORE PROP- $3.500 cr. suitable for any business, will be sold at au grout ‘ifice. Apply to THOMAS B. ISHAM, 491 Smith st., Brooklyn. ei eit go JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDs ND BERGEN REAL ESTATE, ~"“"'Po Let or Lease, ~ PRB IRE 10 RENT OR LEASE—THE HOTEL PROPERTY OP- posite the Court House, Jersey City Heights; the only hotel there and the best cor Pp pe for business in the Apply to S. S&S WYCKOFF, 104 Marray at., New PROPERTY OUT OF THE SALE OR TO REN IN WASHINGTON, D ©. 'y new, fronting the South, ly to HORACE &. ELY, 23 Al WEST 25TH ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH excellent Bonrd, for famiiies or gentlemen; terms kone sonable; references. 4]. WEST 16TH ST.—NEWLY FURNISHED Lwith Board, first and second floors,in saits; fawilles or gefftiemen, . 42, CLINTON FLACK, CORNER OF UNIVERSITY. — Desiravle Rooms for tnmilies; superior Board; terms reasonable; table Board, $3 50, 53 WEST 33D ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, en sult or sinzly, with Board; retorences, KQ GROVE ST.—FRONT ROOM, SEOOND FLOOR, FOR 58.00 Kentiemon, with Board; '§5 euch private family. 6 IRVING PLAGE, NEAR GRAMERCY PARK — sunny Roomis, with excellent Board; terme moderati 3 6dparter Floor, ; House newly putated. HANDSOMELY FORNISHED Board; private tabl floor. ¥ Or toxether, to let, with Wei 20TH ST —LARGE FRONT SUNNY ROOM 3 will a desired; sleo Rooms on fourth oms, erate fires; also one Koom with single beds; gvod boar orms low, ‘Tt 22D 8T.-TWO LARGE FURNISHED , with or without first class Board, 109,402 ‘AV,-WORKING LADIES AND GENTLE. en, to your lr” by and comfort you will find the Bert Boarding House tn the olty for the terms charged: 0 €5. 122, EAST 27TH ST,—10 LET, WITH BOARD, A second stury back Room, southern exposure; wlio Rooms on purlor floor; references given and required. 12 East 60TH ST.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, & 4 large, second and third xtory front Rooms; also hall rms rensonable; reference, 139. WEST 14TH 81.—HANDSOME ROOMS ON SEO- fond. third and fourth floc with Bourd; house first class and situ 001 141. CORNER 4TH Washington square.—Nicely furnished single Kooms, with or without Board: terms moder [5 eee ae ar ORAMBROY PLACID — O Abarge, handsomely furnished fromt Room ; first clugs Board; also sma 1 Room, [5B ntADIBON AY, CORNER 92D STA BUIT, AND Je Roarhe fr gentiomen, with Beard. RNISHED ROOMS TO LET, + 85 to G6 per I. ST. AND double and 214 {ADISON AV.-AN ELEGANT SECOND Floor, thre Iarge rooms, hall room and bath Foom, all connecting ; handsomely turnlahed ; private table, 930) deSt, BT Sh GESTLBMEN GaN HAVE zoo Board; ludies and table boarders; Room to let, for man and wii QOR EAST 37TH ST—X WIDOW WOULD LET, BSOnicels turatohed, a large rout, also front halt Room with closet, frst flour, or wonld accommoda:e four Board: ers. AT ae, 8ST, (LONDON TERRAGE).—VERY desirable Rooms to iet, with Board, pleasant loca- tion, in floors, suits or slugty, to quiet purtios or adults; ref A()_ Lex 95 Vcan pri ences, A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WiTH OR WITH- Front Board; orivace family, 320 West Sorh st, near ih ay. NGTON AV., NEAR GOTH ST. vate famnliy will take a fow boardo IMMENSE SACRIFICE. mnayivanin, arden ot thi Dacron clear; excellent splendid fruit, stook and price #280); $1,500 cash, balanco easy, Addross Mrs. ., Strouas ALTY—PROP- ity Inrnisbed, unfurnished, & WALLis, 40 Pine. T UTHERFURD, XN. OR LEASE, FUR aishod or unfurnished, o for Property In Bos ion, large modern Jouse und stable, with five acres or less Photoxraphs with E. W. DikAN 10 LET FURNISHED —HOUSE AT CRANFORD, N, J. 50 minutes Irom Now York by New Jersey Oe ) RANGE, N.J,—THIS VICINITY SPEC erties for sale; low prices HAMILTO, oud; honse contains 14 reoms; large grounds, an trnit trees, stnble, &e.; will rent very cheap. Address G. A. W EJ ww Yor! VALUABLE RANCH FOR LO.OO Osiie in seve Mexico: nood ronsons for sellinge Address HM. ATOMS, Charron, New Mexico, “REAL ESTATE TO" F Ot Tt CELLAR mont two stury and French vot (louse, 111 Ainsiio skiyn, &. 1; all modern improvements, Inquire remubses Ket SALE OR EXUHAN LD TA Li ard Room, in perfect order. Inquire POWERS, yp? Fult t., Brooklyn, OR SALE OR E HANGH—11 ACRE COUNTRY Residence in New Jersey, unencumbered, BOOKILOUT, 55 Liberty st. iE—HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEAR 8TH 2 Lots, 119th st. :¢4 Lots, 2d av.; House in country. box 5.08t Post ofiice, Lite ANGE GOOD SOLD PROPERTY FOR Lgoods tv 000 to . 59 West aad st “REAL ESXPATE WANTS: AGANT LOTS WANT) D— “OF LOTS” OS A west side of the ay north ot euitaple for build- Ng purpo: can sell them at w pri by lying to JOU MCCLAY ‘ prices by applying W ANTHD TO LEAs rw FACING ON avoonos east of 4th, ‘Kville or Harlem, fer store and factory purposes; long lure, State particuises CEMENT, 1sv bast b2oth st ‘A. CARTER asquaro, 4th av. sido apecinity; Feception Monday. E DANCING ACADEMIES, private wendomy, 212 ‘arly hour, "LASSER FOR DAN nonce Saturday, 0: en aud gentionen, a For ps ines send for circular. and family classes im and out of town supplied mpetent tenehers. KOOKS’ DANCING ACADE separate etasses for ladk outiemen ond children, The first lesson privately au uy lessons. i DO'S DANCING ADEMY, 65), 9, 3D av. (oank building), —Keeeption Thursdays. Fur circular addres resiience, 120 Raw S7th st Private lessons any hour. Glide Waltz speciulty, LASKO'S PRIVATE IN DANCING AT Ly #24 at, commences Saturda 4 BROAD. way, © Detover 27. TUK LECTURE SHASON, ApPue REV. Wo Hs ACBIRY'S LECTURE ON “Te liistory of the Kaglish Bible,” givea | the New York VY. M 3. or Address 14 Now York STOMAGE, so ARGEIVS WARKIOU ATH AV, FROM 45D TO to 4th et. —storage for larniture, bay xoods and ware ment LU Bwrrononves improved elevator. in Oflice 0) Wet 24th wt. at) ery description. u« w BAGLE STORAGE ate charses; “t #60 St, Scrupulonsly ‘One dour west of ( _ BILLIARDS. STOCK OF BILLIARD TABLESQAND st xtylos, Invest Improvements. i. Lat Acteiminis w a WW. COLLENDER, 739 Hrondway. MEMICAN SPANDAIE NEW \ ZLund wernt Rene at me and Kugian Bowling 19 hn hrm otterotle ng . ww Vi 4 OO. 40 Vem ae Witt wood | DUS $8.00 Ounce in must be great bargain. on, elty or + Herald Uj cy CASH WILL BE PAD FOR & $SLO.OQOscorern vouko tn good toeuton, New York or Hrookiyi; must be very decided bargaing attention of who have bought fn property under lorectosuro Ie nested: no agents; no attention to answers neds con. ving fli description and locwtion, N,, box 178 Herald NTE LAkGE, WANDSOMELY second and third floors, with anpe- ern exposure; also hall Room; strialy frst TOOL she TWo OR THEE WANDSOMELY FURNISHED eRooms. with first class Board, in a brown stone private Oentral Park. Addross MODE TE, Herald =HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with excellent Bowrd; Jewish family, 665 Lexington ANTLY PURNISNED 00MS{ ALSO lo, with excellent Hoard, man funily, 228 Tenst 11th st, between Zd and Bd avs, SUIT OF DESIRABLE KOOMS) FOR RENT, WITH first class Bourd, separately ot toxether, 49 West eh ste SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH PE for gentlemen, without bor VATE TABLE ROOMS reterencos, JS Kast 20h et ENT, Sf AND Vii BOARD, EN Leuite or 106 and 108 Bust 38d st, SUIT OF KOOMS, FURNISHED ORUNFURNISIIE Lwith or without private table: terms moderate, 442 Madivon av., opposite Corum . Od SPURY FRONT ALCOV au well furnished, het, West Zixt st. AND 6 WABHENGION PLAC JU LEEN. eb A came Apartments; Louse ontirely ronovaced. and) es: pecially adapted jor famines; French table; Roott om Broadway, with or without Board, THST, AST, NEAR LAPAYETIR Pl Large Kooms and Halt oom th or without board Nt kooM, THERD 6 Hoard; hall bode WT DARGIS TH AV i rixbod, with or wi FE tivve, nivel, rooin; table Board, #4. Pin AV. HO AND 47.—HANDSOMBLY PURNISIED Osuits of Konus to xonk with ar wikuyut axivate tale | BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, "(BEAUTIFUL SECOND FLOOR, SUNNY BACK Room and two hall K with Board, to a desirable Party; unexcepsiona on. 62 Went S8th wt. PRIVATE FAMILY OF¥i. FURNISHED ALCOVE Room, with Bourd and bome privileges, to gentleman and wite respecting the Sabbath ; terms $183 relere ed. Address “BEEKMAN,” Ki 7 FERFORD'S, 313 WEST A West 14th st., entire Floor (parior), three large con- necting rooms, with pri b itable for arty of gentiemen or farolly wer large or small Kooms, with Board. P HLAND'S STURTEVANT HOUSE. BROADWAY AND 420th. st.—Blegant and homelike Suits tor families; ex: gmine thom betore Jocating for the winter, Also entire 100F8. NENEY Axo TANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND story, with first cluss Board, to gentlemen; references exchanged. Apply 53 Kast 21st'st. OR GUNILEMAN CAN FIND SUPERIOR BOARD ina private family on moderate terms, 45 Kast 23d, near Madison av. + ORNs OF 25-FOOT BROWN STONE HOUSE ON Murray Hill will let to family (adults preferred) hand: rome Second Floor; three Rooms moro if required and bath; ail sunny; private table, excoliont cooking and attend- anes; no other boarders; terms reasonable for superior ac- commodations; thoxe seeking retined homo, with every com- fort, will find thisrare opportunity. 248 Lexiogton av., pear Both st. LADY DESIRES HANDSORELY FURNISHED front Koom and Board with lady living alone: neigh- berhood must be good; locwtion central. Addross Ki FINEME. Uerald Uptown ottice. BeAr. FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAUGUTER; two Rooms, front, with fire: location good; permanent ir $I Anawer, with full par. ald Uptown offic D per month. uited;: terns, ars, J. W. ANTED—BY AMERIOAN GOUPLE AND CHILD. maforts, oF ti W? yours, Board in plain family, with home four untarnished Roome sulted) housekeepin, Dy. WIT 6 pie: FAM AZiy'on'vh live minutes’ walk to ferries ; one Targe second .Tunning water; two hall Rooms; good table. me ne: HOTELS. i LT PELNONT HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN), 185 Fulton, near Broadway,—Eniarged, returulsbed aid ime proved in every respect. _Kooms 5Uc, and upward. , NEW ENGLAND HOTEL—LODGING A PE A cinty: 200 Rooms, 00c., for gentlemen only. Corner Bowery and Bayard st. i HOTEL, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT; AMERI- can plan; table first class; transient, $1 50 to €2 50; special rates to parties locating for the winter. Broadway and 8th at Vi TRA HOTEL, 258 OANAL ST.. BETWEEN rlo's Hotel and Broadway.—Good Rooms, 50s. daily; S2toB weekly, PRRANKWORT HOUSE, WILIIAM, CORNER FRANK- fort st.—250 Rooms; $3 rooms lor $1 per ~woek ; 25¢, daily. _ COUNTRY BOARD: AOUNTRY BUARD FOR WINTRR—AMPLE AGCON- modations: prices to suit the times, Address RALPH CHATHAM, Kant Park, Dutchess conaty, N.Y. WWO LADI 8 WOULD TARE THE ENTIRE CHAKGE of two or three children needing home ei with eity comforts; location fend, Sy Oey rehes; reference, ¥. City, Le from malaria; . Layator, Garden 1 ch 5 Island, ( ARLSRUT PEL GERMANTA. J This splendid fiest class Hotel, furnished In the most elaborate und costly manner, with ‘every modern comfort, opened on the let Angust; baths, lift and omnibus, LOUIS SOULICHTING 1GK.—NOTEL DES ANGE, hotel, facing thy sea and ander Buglish management, pens for the weaso tober. It BAKBI HAYS, ecretary, of Colema Roxvae CRYSTAL PALACE HOTEL, LONDON —A jaro and comfortable hotel, close to the Orystal Palace, With constant trains to every part of London, The New York Herald always in the reading room, 2 WANTED TU PURCIIAS ‘ Ware ti FRET OF SEOOND HAND PARTITION for oficw, 6 foot high, with one door; cithor alt wire, nL or glass wed wi duress, stating price, Lone ollico, chix. wire and w to box 2,472 ' NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1877.—TRIPLE_ SHEET. OUR COMPLAINT BOOK. THE MINISTER TO CHINA. [Nora —Letiers intended for this column must bo | THE CHARGES LAID AGAINST HIM BY THE socom panied by the writer's full name and addross to insure attontion, Complainauts who are uowiiling to comply with this rule simply waste time in writing. Write on one side of the paper. Ep. Huaan.] WILL MB. ALDRICH PLEASE ANSWER. To tux Epiron oy tnx Heratp:— Can you inform me when Mr, Aldrich, of the “Mutual Benefit” Savings Bank, is going to au- dt iy ‘Pe Unto 3. other dividen DOWN BRAKES, To rae Eprron oy tax Henary:— The police should be instructed to warn drivers to move slowly when going down hill at the Nassau stroct intersection with Maiden lane, and also down Beekman street to South, Many narrow escapes Occur at these points daily. PREVENTION, 4 WARNING TO HOUSEHOLDERS, To rue Epitor or tax Heraup:— Persons are sometimes found travelling about tho country selling a so-called ‘plating fluid.” It is a solution of nitrate of meroury, which deposits a coat- ing, brilliant at the time, but in the ena ruinous to the article to which it is applied, and poisonous in its effocts, if spoons or forks xperimented with, The pedior is not unfrequently tno agent of a gang ot ‘hi » He oxnibits the virtues of Ris stuf! by Donte ing the door 4 at the sume timo notes its form, or may even tuke a hasty impression i! opportunity offers. Ho plates a spoon or fork if allowed todo so, aud obtains it possible a glim: of the silverware, Such a character has era operating ip this en tak the public bewa: Mu Prexsuoyr, 10, 1877, A MERCANTILE WANT, | To tam Eprror o¥ rue Hexay:— Allow me to suggest to some ambitious member of tho Baran {dea that has “millions in it’? Almost every business man needs, and will be glad to pay a fair price for, a small and not exp@nsive handbook con- taining the legal fees and costs taxable in the Surro- gate’s and Shorifl’s offices and in all our city courts, from the highest to the lowest, A system of swindling the unfortunate victims brought into these various Places ior trial exists to an alarming degroe, and is carried on in @ bold and detant manner, i» the work of deputies, ‘subs’? and babgers on, and, as a joneral rule, unkoowu to those bigher in authority. yt SON apt Compiler arrange such a work alphabet- joally, classifying tho different courts and such other information as would be useful Advertise in tho Hxwaxo, and it will meet with a ready sale, J, H. 7. HOW EELS ARE CAUGHT IN WASHINGTON. To rus Eviros or Tax Heraup:— There 18 no'reason why Washington should not be the healthiest city in the Union, but from what I saw last Sunday at one of the hotels in that city the water works may have something to do with the health of citizens and strangers, I saw a plumber examining the piped of the hotel, as the water was cut off or obstructed irom some cause unknown. After disconnecting the water pipe he with a pair of nippers drew out a dead cot fish some twelve or fourteen inches in length and avout one inch jn thickness, which had com- pletely stopped up an inch pipe. After seeing how eols were caugut m Washington we did mot order them 1d tor our breaktust, but we carefully examined ach glass ol water to see if auy of the email fish had succeeded in forcing their way through the pipe: Wasuinatos, D, U., Ovt, 10, 1877, A. GS. COUNTERFEIT MONEY AGAIN. To tax Eprton ov Tim Henanp:— “Good Monoy’s’’ letter on counterfeit money in the Fitth avenue stage reminds me of my own experienco two woeks ago on the Twenty-third Street line, In return for $1 the driver handed down his envelope ot ebange, When opened the amount of pieces was as it should bave been, but one of the quarters was as bad ag itcould be. [ called the driver’s attention to the coin and was informed by him that I must make my complaint at the office, As my destination was but two blocks from the stable I wont on and showod the man in charge the contents of my envelope. poinung out the counterieit, He admitted at onco its worth. themselves—how could ono accustomed to money put up such a miserable imitation by mi What would have been my remedy it driving away from the stable instead of coming toward it a ey ANSWER. PROTECTION TO FEMALES, To tux Eprror oF Tax HunaLp:— Tho statement of “H.C, M.’? in Friday’s Heap, referring to the insults she and numerous other females are subjected to who pass along Park row, 1s quite correct. I grant that some of the working girls in this city are very forward, and will flirt most outrageously im the streets, thereby encouraging and making more bold a class of individuals in the shape oi men who appear to have no other aim in life or occupation but that of looking at and insulting every female who appears on thestreets alone, This is applicable, I am sorry to say, to a large number of tho clerks employed in New York. Now, if a girl is forward and courts attention, she has nobody to biame if amsulted but~ herself, wut i! she deports herselt proporly, it is the piace of the city officials to see sho 6 not molested. This, however, could all be avoided if our young men would only remomber their self-respect, and treat females as they would like thoir wives, daughters or sisters treated by others. Still there are so many that arodevoid of this it should be the duty of our police to put a summary stop to all such proceedings; also so foul langauge and swearing on all our prominent thoroughfares, as coming under the bend of disorderly conduct, Many times tho writer has beon compelled, while riding in a street car, to silence profanity and foul language, principally ut- tered by car drivers and frequently by sama std ORT + REAL ESTATE, There wore but two parcels sold on the Exohango yesterday, as follows:— BY A. J, DLERCKER AND SON. foreclose anle—Maurice Lyne, ref ‘9 story brick store and tenement 8x70, No. GOL Water st... a. 32 ft. ©. of Montgomery st, to De Wity Tappan, plaintiff, wove seb 811,000 BY WILGTAM KENNELLY. Foroclosure sale, by order of the Court of Com- Supreme Court ereo—ot the house, with lot tnon Pieas—James T. Van Rensselaer, refereo— Bra building with lot 25x100, on 1 idgo st. ¢ 125 it. n. of Stanton st., to Henry Meigs, Jr... Total... ‘56th st., B. 6. ‘Abernethy to We (23d ward) ; J, Madison #¥,, 1. @. Manica ae... w. corner 80th st, 120x103, ind wile to Ml. L' Dos! ith st, 84,400 anand wife to E. 8. B19 th, w, of av. Ay 9.250 Krender... hot. 95 fh. e. of 40x10 Pool ‘ Nom. Jot No. 404), 25x08.9; “Jane Delaney Keilly. 6 mes 2,000 8, 8, 175 it. w. of 2d av., 25x102, Iiassey to K. Raubetschek foe Mth st, ns, 2OU ft. 6, of Ist av., 26x07 ‘and wile to ©. Sommer... ne st., B.¢. corner of Houston, 20x% Kelly to James Kel! Old Boston st., 8. 8. ( ‘and wile to J, 8. Mapes, Bth av., e, 8, 75 tts. of 2 Juin and wite to W. J, 18 ft, w. 22,500 2,000 45,000 Nom, ‘Tames W. Primer i * Vago to Z, Pa, Frankiin # Nom, 8d ‘J. Smith and wife to George Be 15,000 Bd av. w. 8, 50.5 ft. 8, of OUth st, hard to Bmily Sintth........ 15,000 Gilman, William ©. (genera D, Smith... oy vs Bellmann, Salomon and wie Tugs, n. & of Delancey tt., 6, of Goerck st.: 5 yours. $8,000 Ba uno, n. 8. of Deluncey st., e. of Goerek st. 8,000 8,000 8,000 3,500 y 38,500, Samie to © years 8,500 Sumie to same, i “ of OBth st, W. of Same to sam Same to same: 1 1/200 month Snine to anme ss. s. of O8th ste, W. of Oth av. 0 years 12,000 O'brien, Timothy and wite, to Bllen Barry (Yonk- hk ward): 3 2 400 8,000 sem Ol Perry 2,090 Retily, Bernard ab, W. of Tat 7,000 + +. 20,000 ian Fischer, w. 8. of Orchard 8. of Houston; 5 ,000 YEOE oo eeee ees ws98 ‘A. und wife, to Mutaul Lit st Wortenayke, vevid D, hi, s, 10th st, w. oF Mth av,. Wh everett P. and wife, Ww. 8 of Oth av. & Of 2 ith wt, Mills, ¥. KR, and busband, Madison av, 6 of 80th nt; B yours .... un ckor, William, to Joseph Gremmlor, s. 2d ah, o, OF ay. Bx d yours... ano UG, Littemer, 0 yen 2 6,000 SUSPENDED CONGUL GENERAL FOR SHANG- HAI—EUGE RAILROAD SCHEMES—THE EM- TORY OF INDIA—A LETTER NEEDING - EX- PLANATION. : The San Francisco Chronicle of October 5 contains the full statement of the charges mado against Mr. Georze ¥, Seward, United States Minister at the Court of China, Jobn ©, Myers was Consul Geueral at Shanghat for the United States from May 1, 1876, until March 27, 1877, when he was suspended in tho folowing terme:— Smaxarat, March 27, 1877. Joux 0. Myans, Esq., United Stuses Consul General, Sin—I have received your deapateh, Ni say that I cannot hold pou Linmeloss "in 4 iy cumstances, to Fel sulate ‘al, Mr, will tuk ‘at onco and will receipt to you for the public Fi mon and property, shall report my action and the occasion for it io the Secrevury of State, lhavethe honor to be, ein pour obedient servant, GEOKGE F, SEWARD, Onited States Minister. THE LIBRE, The libellous articlo was an editorial in theShanghai Courier relating to the release of Benjamin Pease, an American, charged with murder, from the Consular prison without any legal process, Pease had pro- viously tried to bribe his jaller to permit his escape by an offor of $7,000, Mr, Myers appealed tothe State Department, denying the charge of inspiring the libel and demanding an investigation betoro bis final dis- mist He received from President Hayes a notifica- tion that he was pended from office dated June 6, 1877. Mr. Myers believes that this summary action would not bi beon taken had the President known all the facts in the case, The charge of having caused the publication of the libellous article, be says, is frivolous pud a mero pretext. A CHINKSE OFFICIAL INSULTED, The first intimation that Myers had of the rotten. ness of bis predecessor's administration was at an 1n- terview with tho Voatal of Shanghai, when he made a ceremonial visit to Minister Soward, ‘The Toatal ap- peared to be a.man of unusual culture, ‘tHe wus shocked, however, to hear Seward, immediately atter bis first salutation, address the Toatai in a very harsh ting manner, saying to bim in substance, nh obstructionist and in reference to theso roads you have lied. You area liar and you koow it. You area liar anu I will have you removed when 1 go to Poking.’ ‘To this the Tontal responded that head notcalled on business, but mmply to pay a ‘visit of courtesy to the Minister of the United States, aud then arose to take his leave, when Seward or- dered him to sit down, saying that he wag not through with nim, The Toate: paused a moment us if about to reply Sndigoantly and then retired, evi- dently ‘smarting under the humiliating tasult no had been subjected to Seward, Amazod at this. remarkable scene ra made inquiry to ascertain why the American Minister should treat with such indignity one of the highest functionaries of the reulm he was sent to preserve amicable rela- tions with. He learned in a very brief period that the Toatat ag heir Sewara’s displeasure by protest- ing ag the construction of a wagon road from Shang! to the American settlement and of a railway from the former place to Woosung on the seacoast. Seward was interest in both of these enterprises and endeavored to force them upon the Chingse peo= plo im spite of the principles of imternational law and a stipulation m the Burimgame treaty, by which the Empire of China reserved to itself the right to manage its own internal affairs, ’? BKWARD'S ALLEGED IMPROPER MOTIVES. It 18 charged that Seward intended to use his official relations with the imperial governmont to carry out the construction of a railroad system) whose ramifi- cations would traverso the whole of the eaters to perpetuate in own hands ‘a monopoly by which he and ‘eres should gain milhons of doilars; and that he — was not prompted tn this project by any bonevolent toter- est in the progress of the Chinese, but by bis seliish personal ambition and avarice, Ina leer written to 0. E. Bradiord, the Vice Consul Genral of Shanghai, in which he directs him to use the machinery of hig office to promote this speculation, Le says:— “T would avoid any declaration which would call inte question the sovereignty of the Emperor over the soil, and the right of bis government to control works of @ public nature, sasiern peoplo are suiliciently hikely to consider usas aggressive in tbe pursuit of our Lag te ‘and careless of their rights without our giving them actual facts upon which to support such a belict’? But should this style not succeed Seward points outa remedy other than diplomatic duplicity. ‘He says:—‘Such und other considerations of the sort youcun freely urge, and always 48 a last resort say That il they desire to restrain the enterpise the only practical course is to take legal action in the British Court? Considering the tact that Mr. Seward ia went to China to preserve cable relations bo- tween the two countrics, thia is certainly a most ex. traordinary attitude for bim to have assumed, and exhibits foreibly his indifference to treaty suipuiauions when his personal interests are at stake, The ulti. mate result of all this duplicity was the construction by foreigners, and the subsequent purchasogby the Empue of the Shanghai and Woosung Railway ip exe cess ol its value, The purchuse was ata sum of about $100,000, made with no other view than to check the caiamity which India was subjected to by allowing 1 English to mavago their internal concerns, * .* * Mr. Myers also charges that both Seward and Brad ford advised him to take charge of bis office, in. defi. ance of the Jaw and the expressed wishos of the Toutai, in advance of the arrival of bis exequatur trom Peking, and that their object, was to weaken him Ollicially as Consul General and win bim over to Lbeir side of the controversy’ relat to tho railway and wagon road by mukiog him an enemy of ti Yoata When Myers roceipted to Seward tor property and money of she Consulate Goneral, ne warped that there was a sum of $250 in dispute be- tween Seward and the government. This Seward re- him to carry on big returns, Myers declined to do so, and Seward had to pay the money aud was much displeased in consequence.” THE MINISTER'S RAPID ENRICHMENT. lor ‘ence to the appropriation of 4 Consular Marshal by Seword and Bradford Myers says that at lovst $20,000 had been pocketed by them befora his acecasion to ollie. “A persoual friend of Seward, Captain Row: plained to Myors that Seward hau expended the Mar- Shal’s tes 1M the construction of the Consular build. , ings. But as Seward claimed thpse burldings as bi private property and charged rent for them {t can hardly be deemed a suflicient explanation. Shortly after Mycre’ arrivai in Shanghai to him were pointed out several blocks of buildings owned by Seward, who Was reputed to be worth a quarter of a million dotlars, although he bad arrived in Cuipa at the age of twenty~ one, without means and bad, been constantly in oflica with employments not exceeding $7,000 a yeur, Atnong otner buildings which he owned wero avout Jorty housea regularly occup! by Ching pros. titutes, cach house paying a monthly tal of from $6 to $8. Bradiord 1s also reputed wealtny, and is said to be jointly interested with Seward in many operatious. They were bota the subj of muca scandalous talk on this account among ioreign and na- lve residents who Were awure Oi wil the facts; on ac. count of tue numerous speculations in which Seward and Bradiord were engaged, and which seemed likely to cause trouble between the government of the United States and that of China, and were bringing our foreign service ito disrepute.” A DEADSY DUEL, [From the Mariposa (Cal.) Gazette, Sept 30) + Asad and iamentable affray between two old citizens of our county occurred at the ranch of David Evans, about six miles trom Hornitos, on Monday last, which resulted in the death of Mr, Evans, caused by a gun- shot wound inflicted by Moses V. Northrup, The aol- mosity existing between the partics was an oid feud, caused by the burning of Evans’ barn some seven or eight years ago, which Evans charged upon Northrup, aud ever since the occurrence 9 deadly hbstility had existed between’ Evans and Northrup, On #riday of lust week Jobn Norturup, brother of Moses, in com- pany witb a pian by the name of Howard, wont over to Evans’ ranch to purchase fruit, After. getting it pay was offered, which Evans refused to take, at tho samo time stating shat he did not want the Nortbrups to come about bis ranch, as doses had burned his barn sevea or eight years ago, This conversation was quickly communicated to Moses V. Northrup, who, ou the following Monday, armed himself with a double barrelled shotgun and six-sbooter, and in compuny with one Pollard, went to bvans? house, Kyvans, at the time, wi short distance off cutting wood, Northrup seat word to Evans that ho was armed with a shotgun and pistol and to meet him on equal terms. Evans soon appeared with a shotgun, and asked Northrup if the distance or ground should ured. Northrup replied that he did not care, hen asked, ‘‘Are you ready?’’? Norturup ro- ed, ‘Ready,”? whereupon they both fired almost simuitancously, Evans’ fire said to be a little the iirst, Northrup’s shot proved fatal to Evang, one ball pone- trating the right temple into she brain, Evans fell forward upon nis face and was insonsible tll dean came to his roliel, avout six bours aferward, North- Ox. rup escaped unburt from Evans’ fire, which foil in frontand around Norturap, Norchrup, with Poilard, who was deemed to be accessory, went to Hornitog and surrondered themselvos to the authorities, and after a preliminary examination before Justice Carr, on the 26th, were held to answer belore the next Grau Jury. Mz, Evans was buried on Tuesday last, near hit residence, on a beautiful round bill overlooking hit home and ranch, a desirable spot sclectod by his wilt and himsel! some twenty years ago or the purpose if ie at present being used for, A MOUNTAIN OF PAVING BLOCKS, The owners of property along Burling slip, betweon Water and Front streets, are making grievous com plaints concerning tho action of the city authorities in piling up old yaving biocks along the slip, Between three and four hundred thousaod blocks ba’ Iready been deposited there, the piles reaching in places 10 a height of fifty feet, and it 18 said that pearly an equal number will shortly be added from the various Bireots that are now being repavod, The business men of the heighborhvod claim thatthe slip is the pri- aud they aro about to apply to the courts for au in- Junction forbidding the city vo use this ground as a store for oid materialy, | vate property of the owners of buildings along ita line,