The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1877, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. LEATHER DEALERS’ CONVENTION, ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL °HIDE AND LEATHER ASSOCIATION—DELEGATES AT THE PRELIMINARY SESSION YESTERDAY. The National Hide und Leatner Association of the United States, one of the most powerful and influcn- Wal trado guilds in this country, will hold ite annual vession in this city during the current week at the Union League Theatre, The initial meeting was caliod to order yesterday at twelve o'clock by Marshall Jowell, of Connecticut, and lasted until a late hour in the afternoon, An adjournmept was then declared until ten o'clock this morning. Sessions will be hold daily throughout this week until Saturday, which day will be devoted to visiting the publio institutions of the city. Perhaps the most smportant subject to come before the Convention 1s the tariff upon leather. Mr. George H. Allen, of Milwaukee, will read a papor ad- vocating a reciprocity treaty with Canada and suggest- \pg an arrangement by which he claims the tari! can be reduced so ,as to benefit not only the trade, but the government. The rela tive topping virtues of various barks, the methods of classifying bides aud leath Statistics of the trade and the respective qualitics of American and European loatper, will form the sub- Jects of diecussion during the week. Beyond the or- Ganization of the Convention, the making of speeches of @ general charactor ana ihe re-ol: of the old doard of olficers, littie was dono at the first session. YESTERDAY'S MEETING. There were present nearly all the fotlowing officers Of the association:—President Marshal Jowell, Hurt- ford, Conn, Vice Pre Tyrone, Pa. ; Pp: Tillinghast, Chicago; Louts Bailau: H. Herring, im, and Benjatmin McLean, Kansas City. olaries Jeabe F. Ely, Baltimore; L. Pp. Leas, Pauiadel Joseph L. Croul, Detroit: Treasurer J. loyt,, Now York. Chairman of Ex- ecutive Cominitice Jackson Scbultz, New York. In addition to tuese there were noticed tn the Convention: —Mr. George W. Allon, Milwaukee; Harman W. Van Buren, Syracuse; Witham Cunning: bam, Nashville; Joseph B ass. Betts New York; Kuza Upton, Salem, ter, Boston; Ww. oH Mooney, Chicago; D, W. Foster, Potsdam, N. Y.; A. Gleason, Oswego, N. Y¥.; Ao M. Farwell, Water. town, Ne Y¥.; J. Mitehcock, i ; James S, Moore, Louisville; Lexington; Lous G, Griffiths, Spencer Thomas, Elmira; James Bhippersburg, and H. Clay Larrabie, Baltimore, On calling the meeting te order Marsvali Jowelt imtro- druced Mr. Isaac H. Bailey, who made an address of welcome to tho delegates, OPEXING ADDEKSS, “Gentlemen,’? said he, “the pEivileay has been ac- corded to me of 0; ening this Convention by a saluta- tion of welcome to all who haye come to attend it, D. L. We In the p: ot your brethren of the trade in ti metropol tender to 8 4 cordial greeting, city you bi elected for holding your council is a most sui jeone, Now York has trom the begi ning of the century been the Jeading mart, of the sole leather business. ‘Thore are received here an- Bually au average of 3,000,000 hides. There are sold here $000, ),000 sides of jeatber, The West has of late been disputing the empire of the metropolis, bnt it is @ good natured und bonorabie rivairy, maintained tn a friendly spirit, New England claims precedence bocause of the multiiorm hy Lg in which sue fashions ry PF erult, and On that potmt there oaa be re of opinion, Much of your leather in its jysis is the comtribution to the understanding leather merchants of New York have done busimess, and their re! been those of taterdependence bi and Sanaa They have thrived together or tured ill od the fates wero propitious or adverse, bar ar ‘one bas rurely profited by the revers The time you bave chosen 18 pai tune, Thore never was gr and concert among the tanners. There 18 some- wal g wrong in the existing condition of tho busi- As far as the Eust 1s coucerned there is no proat in our occupation. I am giad to bel ip the West our iriends are more favorably ‘8! and ‘none of us, 1 am sure, envy their good fortune, But, either vecause we are paying too much for hides or getting too little tor leavber, we tu this section are Dot muking apy money. 1 might stato the proposition More strougly than that, but it is not worth while to Mar the cheerfulness 01 this Conveation by putting too much empbasia upon unpleasant facts. Li is enough to say that bem! stitutes the buik of the New York market, docs not sell on the average for much a8 it costs, Th explanation, perhaps, is pot far vo seek as the remedy. ‘There 18 morg jcather mage for the time being than there are markets for, but how shall acurtailment be made? We bave an export trade which has alreudy dttaimed imposing Bis'aere god is manifestly increasing; but there as never been apy profit in it, simply because we ays anticipated the foreign demand ingtead of A little moro patieuce, a little less , a touch of conservatism, would’ change this truffic from a losing toa lucrative one. It will be a curious and instructive study for this Convention to find out why it 18 that while every other branch ef the leather industry flourishes that one which 13 the root of the whole is languishing and worse than profitless, 1t will devolve aiso upon tuis body to devise some measures for insuring adequate exnibi- have wait hi . fon of American leather at the Paris Exposition next year. That 16 a matter which will stimatate your Ppatriotis: citizens as well as your pride in your art. In a the leather merchacts of New York I you welcome here, and trust that proud old trade which has withstood every Vicissitu: 1p time past with such unfnitoring strength wili in the near future enter upon a fresh Ina brief address Governor J iMauspicious circumstances under which the organiza- tion was formed at Philadelphia last year, aod con- gratulated those present upon the more tavorubie conditions under which they were again assembied, in 8. Schultz stated (hat, as very many of Committee lived in et been able to hold ing, but it would do go at ouce, and would ar- programme for the convention. Outside of questions of actual manufacture the must important problem, he said, was wheihor this country was to supply Europe with leather, Ho iurtuer stated thay the Executive Commitiee would submit to Congress a plan ior the establishment of trade bureaus in Euro- pean capitals. . REAL ESTATE, Several valuable parcols wero sold in the Exchange yesterday, nearly all ot which went to plaintiffs, The fietails of the sales aro as follows:— B. Vv MARNETT. 4 public auction sale ot « two story and attic frame house ana oue story and attic stavl of land 298x114.5x300x200 ft., on E: corner of 140th trame_ hous bs, +, $18,750 Also Suverior Court ‘foreclosure sale—William J. Walsh. reforee—ot one lot, 25x90, on 4th av., gr w. corner of 120tn st.; to plaintiff ., 1,400 BY A. J, BLRECKKR AND YON, Foreclosure sale, by order of the Court of Common Pieas—Philo T. Naggles, referee—ot & two stor! and nttic basement brick dwelling, B mise, wit Jot 20.6250x—x10x16x30, No. 224 Wooster st 120.6 ft. s of Amity bt; to Lydia A. Cun: 5. ar Supreme Court toreclowure Jefferson M, Levy, Feteree—ol the three story frame house, with lot B and 5 St, John lan. ¢. s., between Hench ad York ats., to New York Fire Tusuranes Comp ay, plaintiff Supreme Court fareclonure snie—Kovert, P, reteree—of the two story brick dwelling hous: frame ie lot 23. 11ay2 a 11,000 sale—J. Grant Sinclair, referee—of tho three story, ‘snd basement brown stouy front honse, with lot 20x90.11, on West 135d st. 150 ft! w, of oth ay., to Germania Lite Tanirancd Company. plaintif, 7000 BY Supreme Court forectowure sale—b. J Yadervoor, veleree—of one lot, 259x217 x100x100%75x117.1, of 2,8 100 18 w. of Washington xv Mortis: to J. B, Whitlock, 825 859,016 Kobertson and wite TR... wert ++ 815,000 Sylvan place, w. s., 02 ft. nm. of 120th #t., 811x961. Noyes tod. W. Andrens .. . 6,308 S4th st... 8., 400 ft, w. of 10th ay., 75x98.9; John Kovertson and wife to B. MeMasters ~ 15,000 Forsyth su, @.%. 175 ft. s. of Houston st, ix 10 ‘ohn Tallowits to O Vou. Hufen ee 8, 44.5 tt. of B4th at., 255x811; Job KE, Content and wite to H. A. Bilusbe A. wy MO Ie, J. White. 67h st. W. byeursor . of 10th 5, W, corn and husband to 275 th ne, 125 ft. nen and wite to Charles Eldridge st, Heinlin and wit Eldridge st, e Kllaadeth He 35x87.6; «21,000 ) to B. Mewarthy Nob), AM. dot is, to Edwara Philips, o, % of Grand WS yours. vintie, {\mandn, wo D. itn fist av.; 9 years Miensel and wite, of 10th av.; 3 yoars . Fol Sifehmel, and. wilo, tod, holone; penriig, De M, tod. Wingley, 6:8. 6i HR avs of GUtb sh 5 demand... « 8,500, BUSINESS TROUBLES. TIMES SLAUGHTERING THE BUTCHER BUSINESS. The numerous and heavy failures in the wholearle butcher business is the main topic of conversation in the trade, and it is believed that the end is not reached yet, Several more failures are axticipated and the query is what firm will bethe next victim. George Stranse, wholesgle butcher, of No. 820 First avenue has effected a settlement with his creditors; his lia- bilities amounted to $167,946 24, and his real ussews were valued at $35,109 43, The terms of the setile- ment are thirty cents on the dollar, of which twenty cents is cash, five cepts in three months and tive cents in 81x months? indorsed notes, The banks which held claims for upward of $60,000 are paid in full in notes at six, pipe, twelve, Miteen and eighteen months, s0- cured by real e: The settlement of Lehman & Levi Samuels, nest ex. porters, of First avenue ond Forty-fourth street, who failed last month, Owing nearly $500,000, bas b en urely consummated, ali the creditors signing the reso. lutions accepting thirty cenis on ihe doliar, of which twenty-five cents is casa, and the firm will resume ip the sprivg. A ieeting of the creditors of Lewis Samuels, whole- sale butcher in Forty-fourth street, near Firs. avenue, whose lailure was occasioned by that of his brothers, Lebman and Levi, was held at the office of Mr. Ouo Horwitz, his abterney, at No. 203 Sroadway. Aa offer Was nude on the part oi Mr, Sumuels .o compro- mise at tweuty-live cents on the doliar—tifteen cents ip cash and tek cents i"noles—and a statement was submitted showing liabilities of $100,000 und assets of $28,000, ‘The proposition was uccepted by the meet- tng, and nearly all tbe creditors ned tue paper, ‘Yager & Bauer, slaughierors us tho foot of East Peessaevanth street, WLO mado an assignment to Henry Eisnor, have fiubiiities amounting to about $20,000, one party holding claims tor $8,000, On tue day they flied their ussignment they were deteatod im w caso OB appeal wguinst w judgmeat for about 00v, Messra, sulwell & Swain, their attorneys, w preparing & Kale pe jor the creditors, which will ve Hipished io a ae ‘The liabilities of Charles Kaufman, wholesalo butcher, of No, 616 West Fortieth street, who hus made an assignment for the beuent of his creditors, amount to upward of $60,000, aud his real assets are very smull in proportion, Joseph Loewoll, wholesale butcher, of No. 411 Lust Forty-nitn street, whose failure was annuunced re- cently, owes about $50,000, © He ciaimes that his liabill- ties are less, but the trade repurts uid to the above figure. Ho has bee in business over twenty yeurs, aod was worth $50,000 teu years ago, a considerale pornos of which was in real estaie, since tuen he 4g ade a Dumber of bad débis which hastened his juilure, A meeting of the creditors of Brown & Gorham, importers of foreign Iruits, ut the corner of Front street and Cocnties sip, was neld yesterday to receive 4 statement trom the firm and decide bow tho affairs shoula be conducted. The siatement submitted shows aggregate Habilities of $212,459, and ascets, $138,047, waich tncludes merchandise, the vaiue’ of which is estimated at $69,871; accounts due 67,672; bills receivable, $1, ‘380, wud cash, $3,5z4. ‘Tne above totals do nut inciude the realestate owued by the firm im this city and im Chicago. The two siores, Nos. 16 und 18 Coenties silp, cost $55,000 und are niortgaged for $20,000, the present value being uuknowa, The Chicago Property cost $90,000, aud is suvject to a mortgage tor $20,000, aud te present Valuo is also unknown, A large part ot the indebsed- ness is held by banks ia this city and the largesi mi chaadiwe debt is that of Phelps Brothers & Uo, amounting te about $80,000, After an intercunnge of ‘vows it was decided tu appoint a commutes of cred- itors to muke an examination of the firm’s affairs and submit a roport ata future meeting lor « basis of set- tlement. ‘Ive commitice purnted peg ny ot Frauk a s, of Pheips srothers & 4i, K. Thurber, of ie & F. B. Thurber & Co., and Wilham W. Wiley, a Wiley, Wicks & Wing. Proceedings were begun in the Supreme Court, Kings county, by Attorney Goneral Fairchild yester- day vo wind up the French Manutacturing Uompany, as it has beon insolvent for two yeurs, and has tailed to'Pay a note of $1,300, made May 18, 1876 8, W. Comstock has filed an attidavit Seiting Jorth the com- pany’s insolvency. _ HIRAM CRANSTON'S Es ESTATE, ‘The petition of the executrix for the admission to Probate of the will of Hiram Cranston, late proprietor of tne Now York Hotel, was tiled yesteraay in the Surrogate’s Court, ‘The will, however, will not bo flied until the retura day of tue court, which has been tixed for the 14th of November. Tue éxecutrix is Emilie ‘Agueil Cranston, the widow of tue testator, The peti- tion recites that the testator died on the 17th ult., and tbat the only heirs and next ol kin are the widow, John K. Cranston, Henry K, Cranston, brothers of the deceased; Mrs. Lydia ‘Aaams, a sister, and # oumber of other relatives, The estate is sworh ot to exceed in value $150,000, MUNICIPAL NOTES. The Aldermen spent most of their time at yester- day’s meeting in discussing the :mportant question of Tegulating awnings on sidewalks. The Board ot Apportionment yesterday authorized Comptroller Kelly to issue the following stock:— City park improvement fund stock, $25,000; cousol- idated stock of the city of New York for ase of Park Deportment, $25,000; Croton water main stock, $50,000, for work on reservoir in Putnam county. ‘Ywoed’s examination will be continued at eleven o’clock this morning before the Aldermanic Commit- tee, VITAL STATISTIOS. Tho number of deaths that occurred inthis city during the throe months ending September 30, 1877, was, 8,165—4,247 males and 3,918 females; tucluding 118 colored—65 males and 53 females. Tbe mortality tor thie quarter Was 2,118 greater than in the preceding three months, and the eight most fatal causes which contributed to this ex wore the following :—Diur. Theai diseases, 2,657; of which 2,420 were children under five years of age, Puthisis petoae ne, 979; diseases ot the brain and nervous system, 673; pnen- monta, 322; Bright’s disease, 2 eritis, gagiritis and peritonitis, 235, and marasmus and scrofulu, 221, The most fatal 2y¥motic diseases during these three months were diphtheria, 194; remittent, intermittent and typho-malariai diseases, 99; croup, 7, and measies 438, DEATHS DURING THE LAST WERK. The following ig a synopsis of the weekiv report of Dr. John T, Nagle, Deputy Regieter of Records to the Board of Health ;- deaths were reported to this Bureau us having occurred in this city during the Week ending, Saturday, Octobor 13, This is a decrease of 48 as compared with the number of deaths tor tho preceding week, and 20 more than wero reported for the corresponaing week of 1876. The actual mortal- ity for the week ending October 6, was 474, which is 23.2 below the average number of Geaths for tbe cor- Tesponding week of the past five years, and represents an annual death vate of 22.79 per 1,000 persons living, the population estimated at 1,081, 468, oe MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, a BIRTH. Couuss.—On the 1dtn fnst., at 864 Monroe at. Brookly», Mrs. 8. Conzixs, of a usughter, Philadelphia papers please copy. MARRIED. Donmay~Dxntox, —At New Vernon Old School Bap- tist Church, Sunday, October 24, by Elder G. Beeva, Jans A, Donstax, of Raverstraw, to Mary J, Dexrox, ot Wuttsburrow, N.Y. Lvomis—-eCK wirh.—On Monday, Octover 15, rosidence of tho bride’s parents, by Kev, Li Turtle, D. D., Frank N. Loomis to Miss Avausra, youngest daughter of Christopher Beckwith, Esq., all of this city. Muyer—Farcx.—In the city of Baflalo, on the \oth inst, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Dr. 8. Falk, Henny, son of Jonay Moyer, of San Francisco, and Seupa, daaghter of A, Fate Rustsey—Dor At Mount Vernon, d nesaay, Octov 877, by the Rev, ft CuaRies M. Rumsey und Minug H, Dovg.ass, curds, Orapge county papers plewe copy. Seanvy—Have.—At Hemstend, on Monday, Octo- bor 8, by Rev. B. M. Adams, Cuaunys H. Sxanury to Jexxis, daughter of Benjaman A. tail, Eeq. Wemrir—lixgnky. —Weddesday, Uctover 15, by the Rev, H. L. KE. Pratt, J. D. Ross Werner to Miss Maco A, Pinkyny, both of this cy, No cards, OlED. Broopdcon.—At Woodbridga, N. J., on Monday, Oo- tober 15, Axon BLooncoon, aged 73 years, 6 months, 8 days. The relatives and {riends aro invited to attend the funeral services, at the Methodist Church, Wooa- bridge, N. J., this day (Wednesday), the 17th inst, at one o'clock P. M. Boas. —On Tuesday, the 16th, Tuomas Bocas, in the S9th year of his The relutivi friends are respectiully invited to atiend the funeral, from bis Inte rosidence, 436 Kast Houston st., on Thursday, the 18:h, at one o'clock, BvCKHRE—1o Brookiys, on Sunvay atveruoon, Oc- tover 14, 1877, Eniza A., widow of the late Andrew Luckbee, aged 69. ‘Lo relatives and friende of the fomily are respect- fully imvited to attend the funeral, from her Jate res dence, 107 Rapelyea st., on Wednesday, 17th inst,, at one o'clock P.M. Burke.—Alter a brief {lIness, October 16, Juuia, youngest daughier of Jobn R. and Mary A. Burke. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 60 Vandam st, Thursday, October 18, at ball-past one P.M. Cawenos.—On Sunday evening, October 14, at b residence, 820 Lexington avenue, Apam Scorr Cami Rox. Relative foneral services, at Tharsuay, October 1 out turiher notice. Speotal car for Woodlawn Cemete: Canty.—On Cvesday, October 16, CARLY, in the 87th year of ber age. ‘ne relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Greeve Avenue Methodist Episcopal arch, Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday, Gower 18, at two P. aL No d friends ore invited to attend the Trinity Chapel, West 26th st, on 8, at half-past eleven A. M., with. C Tis, Emma Lovisa Conxon,—On Monday, 15tb inst., Axim, daughter of + Michac! and Johauua Coonor, aged 4 years aud 3 mohtns, Funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 322 West jon at, on Wednesday, 17ta just, at balf-past one o'clock, (0 Calvary Cemetery, DEPrenwanx. —On Tuesday, twelve M., gering luess, Axna C,, wile of Joua J. tb the 24th year of her ag Fuveral trom ber og 101 East 9th st., on Thursday, 18th ingt,, at one P. M. Doxseity,—On Toesday, October 16, Evwamp J. Donny, aged 41 years. Relatives. and friends are respectfully invited to attend the tnperal, from his late resiaence, 28 West 19th st, thence to the Church of St. Francs aamiee, e West 1éth st, botween 5th and Sth avs., where a solemn requiem mass shall be olliaiated for the repose of. bis ‘clock on Thursday moraing, at t thonce to Cavalry Cemetery for interfnent. _ Dowxiy.—On Tuesday, October 16, Wittiam HB, Dor- BE a 66 years, Notice of funeral bereatte: EGAM.—At Inllaabetbport, “N.S, on Tuesday, Octo- ber 16, 1877, Eciex, wile of ‘Audrew Egan, in the Gist year of ber aye. Rolatives aud {riends of the family, and also of her sou, John Egan, ure respectfully invited to attend tne foueral, trom 148 1st st, to St. Patrick’s Church, where ‘a requiem mass will be celebrated on Friday morutng, he ten o’clock, Interment at Mount Olivet tend the funeral, at Si, Stephen’s Church, 28th st, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock. Fiausary.—At bis late residence, 473 3d av., on Tucsday, 16tb inst, Owen Frauurty, in the 75th year of his aga Notice of funeral hereafter. Gaxpyer —Sudtenly, at Union Rill, J., on Mon- day, October 14, of pa 18, AMELIA R., wile of Ehjah Gardner, in the 68th your of ber age, Kelatives aud iriends are eregeney invited to attond the ce vaen on Wednesday, 17th inst, at three o’clock P. M., trom her late residence, Bergen Wood av., near Grove rch, Lown ot Union, Gates.—Suddenly, October 1s, Joun L, Gates (Jor. merly of Benniogton, Vi.) aged 39 ycars, Services will be beld at the “Litue pburee Around the Corner” Wednesday, Octover 17, at 3:30 P, M. MEMBERS OF SAGAMORE LovGE, No, 371, and A. M., are heroby summoned to mee: at Livingston room, Masonic Temple, at haif-past two I’, M. sharp, to attend iunerai of our tate brother, Jolin L, ¢ JOHN WILSHAW, GeoGurGay,—-On 15th inst, Mamik GeounkGan, daughter of William and Kutle Geoghegan, aged 6 Yours aud 19 days, ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of her parents, No. Canuon st., on Wednesday, the 17th InSb, at halts st one P. M., to Flatbusn Cemetery jor interment. ‘Tho relatives and friends .respectiuliy in- Vited to attend, Gurster.—On Wednesday, October 10, at quarter past eight A. M., FrupwxICK NICHOLAS BELA, aged 10 montus, ouly child of Dr, Arpad G und Anna Wynne Gerster. Gray,—[a Bostoa, ou Sunday, the Lith inst, Eps warp Fow.en, son of J, Frederick Gray, M. U., aged 8 years, Pa eenionens thie city, Tuesday morning, October 6, Sakan A, Downs, wile of Ferdinana T. Hopkins, elatives and Iriends of the family are invited to nt- tend the funeral services, Thursday alterpoon, at balt- past three o’viock, at ber late residence, No. 621 Lex- ington ay, Remains will ig taken briday morning to Carmel, Putnam county, N for interment, sara ge ctover 15, Evwako F. Joycx, aged z Relatives and [riends are res ‘ully invited to at- nd ibe funeral, from his late deuce, corner 65th d 1st av., Weduéeday, two P, Mt. Leuxeet,—At Union Hill, N. J., on Monday, Ucto- ber 14, Canaix, daughter of Jonu ‘and Christina Leb. nert, in the 20th year of bet Relatives and frionds of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, trom her late residence, on. Wednes+ day, at three o'clock, dullivan county Record please copy. Mastgksox.—In Brooklyn, Octover 15, Aung, bee iD, aged 52, Relatives and friends of the tamily brother, Patrick McCormie! to attend the funeral th and these of her « Fespecttully invited day (Wednesday), October 17, trom hor late residence, 245 Plymoutu 64, thence to St. Anne’s Church, Gold ana Front sta, where a solemn mass of requiem will ve offered tor the repose ot her soul at ten A. BL, thence to Culvary Cemetery for interment. Muniy.—sakan ©. MeLLy, youngest daughter of Patrick aud Sarah T. Meliy, aged 5 months and 21 jays. Tne funeral will take place from tho residence of her parents, 128 Chrystie st, at eleven o’clock on Tharsday, isth, and irom were to Mount St, Mary's Cemetery, Flashing, L. 1, Munx.—On Monday, October 15, after a short illness, Euma M. Muny, the wite of George H. Munu aud tho youngest daughter of Ebeueser and Hunnuh Malle! aged 18 years, 7 months and The relative etfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resideuco, $04 6th BL, on Thursday, October 18, at one o'clock P.M, Mvurkay.—On ‘Tuesday, October 16, Nenu S., daug! ter of the late Hugh and Saral Murray, aged 16 year: 6 months and 8 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, fron her late residence, 143 West vith st., oa Toursday, Octover 18, at 2 P, M. NokoLINGER,—On Sunday evening, Octover 14, after & short illuces, SaLomoN NORDLINGER, in his 6OtU your, of the family are respectiully eral, from his late residence, No, 120 West 4xth st., this (Wednesday) morning, at nine o’cleck. No flowers. Prence.—On Monday, 15th inst, Deaw Pierce, aged 38 years, elatives and triends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 3 Suffolk 8t., on W ednesday, at two o’clock P, M. SCANLAN.—At her late residence, 519 West 26th at., on October 15, MARGARET SCA: i, aged 48 years, ‘The relatives and friends vf tl family are respect- fully tuvited to attend vhe funeral, on Wednesday, October 17, attwo P. M. Sxixas,—On Monday, October 15, Josern L, J. Seixas, in the 46tb year uf his age. ‘The friends of the family aro juvited to attend the funeral, from nis late residence, 420 West ¥2d st, on Thursday moruing, at tea o'clovk. Sikmky.—October 16, 1877, Jaks P. years und 4 monihs. Relatives aod triends are javited to attend bis funeral, ov Thursday, October 18, trom the residence of bis parents, 159tu at,, Meirose, toValvary Cemetery. Tuayex.—In this city, Octover 16, Rewecca Simmey, age 9 Muuer Tuaver, formerly of Boston, Mass. aged 83. Remains taken to Braintree, Mass., for interment TikRNeY.—October 16, 1 Jaaus BP. Tienxey, eldest son of Jamey: F. and Lucy M. Tierney, aged 9 years and 4 months, Relatives ana friends are iuvited to attend the fu- neral from the residence of his parents, 159th at, a ut one o’viock, P. M., Thursday, October 18, (877. Tomrxins.—In Newport, R. L,on Thursday, 11th inst., Susan rj echo od wile of Hamilton B. Tomp- kins, of this city, uud daughter of Heury Leayara, of Newport. Vay Dykx.—On Tuesday, 16th inst., Rosaxxa, widow of the late Peter Van Dyke, 5t., in the 72d year of her uge. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to idence, No 6 West o'clock P.M. Axice Samiti, Wile of Native of the county Cavan, Ireland, Relatives and iriends are invited to attond the funeral, trom ber late residence, 227 East 46th st, on ‘Thursday, the 18th inst., at halt-past ten A, M., to the Church of St, Agnes, 434 s!., near 3d av., and thence to Calvary Cemetery, at bali-paat one P, Youxas.—At Summit, N. Y., October 16, Davin Avpison Youngs. Notice of funeral hereafter. Youx.—Wittiam, aged 22, son of Catharine Young Uctober 16, 1377. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho fu- peral, from bis late residence, 214 East S6ih st., on Thursday, Votober 18, atone P. M, 70K Be AL Hoovken, N. J., Octoder 16, Lovrsa ZICK Khe Friends of the famiy a respecttully invited to at- tend tho faneral, on Thursday, October 18, at ten A, M. b from the residence, No. 112 River Terrace, Ho- | PURNITURE. FPRIVATE: phestbEscn, 120 WEST 23D ear Y , caveroul in erim tyle Queen Ann ¥ 0 aruio top Tabies, ¢ from $0 to $20; velvet Brussel BOe, to 81 por yard: diniue room buifey extension Fable; Chairs; Siver, Glass and Chinaware; also magnificent rosewood Pianoturte (Steinway & Sons), S100, 747 Bio airs, ke. 5 lot and Ingrain Carpets, troni Nb HW ST GLASS FURNITURE WANT- I, parlor and bedroom, for entire flat, in exchange tor desirable Lot at Woods! will pay part cash. Address 1A ferald otfies row WAL Furniture, Matrosses, Spring Beds, Pia Cann st, opposite Earle’s Hotel, iy ELS CARPET, licheap, Call at ¥ YA NEARL ig 5 m0 ave for Ibs, will 21s V i {ood Prion WILL Be PAID FOR TA & walunt Set till May Tt: excellent care, Address Rl SPONSIBLE, be 4 Post offic (a SIN FURNITUR AN BROTHELS great stalment house, Hudson Fd pay Lidge REDUCTLON IN PRICKS OF FL pe uER, payrobnts, COW Bond for tlustented 4 DUCEMENTS. DEGRAFE & OOCHRAN 152 and 154 Wost 24d st. between Gth and 7th ava, ~Furnivure Manufacturers of every description. nd Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, suit c ecoud hy Address CASH, box 126 Herald oitice, MARBLE MANTELS. LARGEST MAN iter hard or J, With our colobrated dumping and sumking grates Altered to low or half low downs in large nd price i 1ONONI Et re coO., es C1 innal st., Now York, AND MARBLEIZED | MANTEL LO Moouments, Headstones, Floor Tiling, Plamber's and Furuivure Slabs, at greatiy reduced prices. ‘Turning for the trade, A. KLABER, 134 and 190 Eact 18th ot, near dd ay. il J KEABER © CO. Wi ist § BurWwhEN 5S Broudway and Sth av.—Kstablishod 1448; Mancols, ing, Mouuments wt reduced prices; Miumbers’ Slabs & | L specials, . ae PEs AVENUE THIATEE. | Lessee and Manaver. Zelda Segui, Bonsy Peal Peakes, A SUMMER NIGHT'S DR the pew Opens. by BLY Miss M See yesterda SATU. BOX OFFICE 8A. M. to 10 P, In rehearsal, THE C: Se oF’! NORMANDY, GkEat NEW YOu) MAM ‘The terror at last, Collosal mau-oatin BO fwet, head aud body tt marine Creasure ever secs. and Roltari, bewii AMUSEMED OPERA. r, STEPHEN Fiske: GREAT SUCCESS of th ENGLISH UPEICA ‘COMPANY ‘Turner, Willinm Castle, mM Sc Se OF the goraposer of Mignon, SUCCESS OF HE NEW PRIMA DONNA. World, dun, Ae, ‘Tr ays Hortid, Frivune, Times, ADIES" RDAY, OCrOBEK 4 au Piulcns, RIUM WAY AND Sarit wt. MONSTER OF TUB, DERP. leseribed by Vietor Hugo, captured Devil Fish, 40 four ion. oe foot, Larsest und % Capvared ai Bt. Johns, N. i, NOW ON XXHIBITION, Magic! ie. DK Orchearral Concorts twi si BROA Motil of the NION 5 SQUARE THEATRE, PROPRIETOR Mr. SHERIDAN STIOOK, MANAGER. Mr. a. MO PALMER ot WHEK BUT’ ONE ox THs BRELLMINABY SEASON (Axelwciy UT UNE a of the highly successfal engagement PETE WEEK | Mie MaGaIs MOOhs) Fivre wank HrtH Wak Mr. J. ©, wit son | METH WHER ire . AN rr a HLPTU Wis FIFTH WEEK Fett STRUCK O1L. FIFTH Wek Kk FIPTH WHER | matinee Sacarday at 1:90 | FLOTH WRK In order to prosent Miss MAGGIE MOORE and Mr, J.C. Wii min two new characters before their re will with 1 commence Victorien 3) from: New York thal ir admigeble, character farce ie nrday aus ee petinesd in conjunction THE REGULAR SEASON. UNION sQUAWE. THEATRE h the presentation of a powerful play by esduy, October 34, rdou, NION SQUARE THEATRE, EXTRA, dn order to give special attractivencas to the FARE WELL WEEK of the bighty successful engacemens of the management bavo, wrranzed ADDi' < Koq.y and en! ti seb 0, written especially tor Tiowe: artist Mies MAUGIE MOORE “and WILLIAMSON, once character y Clay M. Groone, lal Mr J. O. THR one titled THE CULNESE QUESTI ‘ON, During the farce Miss MOORE will slag, “No Irish Neow Apply” and 'y Malone.” art iss MOORE and Me, WILLIAMSON will rive choice vocal und instrumental solections from a favorite Chinese opera. TH Hh TRUCK OLL" will begin at 1LOS: INESE QUE 1 3 with his sreat combiaation. of Milo, Mertaccht's Big Buck- shot, Cuptat Warin Spein in Bil, Donald McKay, and » targe tribe of i Andialin Lo th rlillag Sengation Drama of LIK KB BORDER, the & EB MARKIED. DRYANT® Nos, 728 CROWDED 8 OPERA lousi and 730) Broaaw: rpasite New York Hotol. HOUSED, UMPHANT SUCCESS. BRYANT'S MINSTE RELS, under the management of NKIL BRYANT. First week of the LEN'S BABIES and Eras ry Burl LOVE IN Ui yp, HUGH TY LITE MAG MACKIN and WLo0 HED. EVERY EVENING a and SATU 1s Povaler prices, 25c. 50c, 75c. Mat- He. and 500. pore PASTOR'S, TONY PASTOR'S, T.. THE oxy THYATRE a IN NEW YORK Rouse, | THAT TUEns PEOPLE obste | HE by GUS, WILLIA WA’ TSO FIE} ARE ALL eit AZOR MA MATINEE [ “oon ISLA! FRIDAY, THE BAY dasetlh b TUDORS, AL “AIQEBRAME URABE. LEVANTY and HyNGLeR, N iat "BELLIS, HARRIS a ARROLL, LD and HOEY, ALICE BENNETT, THE InWiN SISTERS, OF TONY PARTOR'S GREAT TROUPE, “RAZOR MANIA @—————— DOWN | MATINKE FRIDAY, “DOT MAKES 14,” — “CUSTARD PIE,” “OH, MY MARIA,” “K!ISS YOUR UNCLK.” “OLD SLAVE’S RETURN.” CARRIAGLS MAY BE URDERED AT 10 Aree “INSTITUTE, ad OPEN DAILY FXO! ies el gl LD INVENTIONS pELIGHIFUL MUSIO BY THIRT BAND yan LOOKLYN), Afersoan and Eveuing. Single admi Oe, | Chil rf and 3d avs., between 63d and 64th sts, M, TILL 10 F, OF Te YEAR, y branches of wanutavtnre represnted, ug PE Ph ABR Sager ere b 1 use of visivor y RRGIMENT M. rs, without Peay ALLAOK'S. and Manager.........Mr. LESTER WALLACK pak EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, an original Comed MA Proprietor paen . GL OKREVY E. PONISL E, Box offic Currin, V ODS TO-NIGHT AND Every, M M. KFFIE) GERMON Mra JOHN SisF1C Miss PEARL E written by DION tae AULT, ot “London Assurance” and other standard ters in the comedy Jal Dogtustalued by Me LBE 1 Me net Xow Adu on na tir KBR PLYMP LON E, OTT, HOLLAND, Miss RUSE. CutinaN Stiss Miss BIELLA BONIFACE, Miss META BARTEL ETHEL THOMNTON: TINGS and Mi open daily trom 5 A. M, to ordered at 10255, THEATRE, BROOKLY AUGUST. Ti eas ‘SGoMPANY NiGHT THIS WEEK. DIVORUE MATINEE SATURDAY. Sie FIEAS AN FR 10 UMS BEbs, ay i. aoe TR. FAMIL' “AVED. With Ly tks BCI REANS RN IOHTLY. RES First week of the new Comedy, dramatized trom the work entitled BY SEATS SECU! “y CADEM MONDAY Abt le Particulars iad ‘3 BABIES, ELEN'S panies ian ENS AL HECEN'S BABL THEIR LATEST ViCT INE SATURDAY. AT 2. ¥ OF MUSIC MISS EMMA THURSHY'S bg GRAND CONGER: OCTUBER 29, KG iy + oT “RECHERCHE” “JOYE! Hidden Pass Bewurifal stata Jardin) Sights for erushed Tra, the E YKIO fi RGYLE ROOMS “SOIRBES.” AND 307 Tein StCuguBaN i vere, Es ELANT, ux." «ERENCE 100 lovely young ladies appeur in on, Female Bathers surprised in reat water, Paris by Gaslight in all ity «glory, Ihe ‘m_ Num Minuet, On the Sly, str trangers, Th 4 ‘Hrazedienue and The U edi waywhere, Sa Thareduye and Jat. TO.NIGuT. Second entertainment o of the ¥. M. H. A. LE MAI MAN ARV y Box office Evi soe ef Bey Dr, MEN DES om YUUNG AMERIC BISUER, Musical selections by Mr. BDIBBRG, Violinist, Sopruno; x ST, NEAR OTN AV. SD\¥ EVENING, ‘dorowet 13, 3 NIVACITIs DU _CAPY omedy ta thre a TINKE BVERY BATU 1A THEATRE. Ks DORFP., DER LORWIE DES Cowedy, in theee acts, by Wilken, open dally frum 8 till 4 o'clock, AH BASSET” js wonderful character lun, TORSRI it ALL - Direct PGews, rson tio’ ws iGHT, by Gasitight. Dirating. Brondes and Nancy, enti Minnet. ats, 75 STAR THURSDAY MATINEE. BANK BEST SHOW IN THE NEW ‘The Great UNT 185 STH AY., s wn Make no Mineke itinoes Tuesdays BERLETS | VO. Pour novKS” or, LOOK ie Beetrsbing Bathors. ic! tates, jensuri Hrunottes, The Tho Sultan's Harem. with Berilvanisg fag Forms,” The only Frenc ‘nis is the piace. 0 Hlexaut Living Paris and Ph ntly Evenings at2. . betw ARTIST: and MILL OTLEK | Teva Troupe, n YORK, Vienna es Fou BASSET'S” NEW CHARACTER ENTERTAINMENT at JHIORERING HALL 10-NIGHT. RICAL ATED VRistina WORL the lowent cash price: also ali kinds of heatrical, Variety and Minstrel Prioting. ANN ST a uh woyry ur THE ra COKNER 23D ST. YREMORNE, #2D sOCI MAMMOTH A Congregation iT,, NEAR Orit AV’ ABLES WRG $ ’ PARISLAN SRaeaeres, of Bocaly snd Fash KTY'S TE ELITE Sur PARLOR: Antest and German fay tlemen. BocteTY hg ae Te ABLE THIS BVEAI '« Dancing Academy, & Union squar Most elegant ale; distribution of Ors; the fashionable resort for jadios and yen. ane £ 00., Manager EB 4th st. see he OO, Managers, ey AMUSEMENTS, CY MIIO, CIT BOX GINS Al 2, [GENUINE VAUDEVILLE. NO VULGARITY, “4 pony os — — 5 LADIES “ARIES EVERYBODY = — A p © | DBLIGHTED, | and SATURDAY. PLEASED, 3] Admission, 200, Resarved wats, Bn., 50e,, Te. 3 GRAND CONCERT _# EVERY SUNDAY. HEATRE. Y¥ KE. ABBEY... -;Lessoo aud Manager SBOOND SONTia causuep “TRAGEDIAN, st ori . Dt LACY FITZ ALTAMONT 2 much inughed at since he played YT bave her ender my thamb!” “Crushed blue fire or soft music about we been in ® Dank!" eee you prefer hasn't be Othello. “hy aking me in section: EVEuY Sulit AT 8 ond mate! NOAY MATINEB, AT 2. Box ofice open day wad night eine falls at 10380. PIFTIETH PERPONMAR MONDAY EVENING, OOTOBER UEATRE COMIQUE, HARKIGAN & HART. MW. HANDLEY HARIIUAN | ANT rN BULCE AND Gay. RAND Soni by ov! hp og p4 FAMILY, FERGUSON AN UK,” LOW BROTH Ea, FAYETTE Weed AND YT HUGHES. ALE BURAETT, Mis HELEN NASH: CLARA MOO! fy Guth Quit WILL HH, MORTON, “CHAS DIAMOND BANKS, “Prof, a. W. Sar, Frank Livingston, WEDNESDAY, ' ‘ 1 BATURDAY MATINEK, Every evening and Matineos' » Wednesday and Saturday, the eminent Actor, Mr. JOSEP PRUCTOR, as the Jib- benainosay, originally played by him and declared one of the strongest charrcterizations of the stage; played by him ‘in every country where she Knglisu Tansunge ts spol Lessees and Managers om BA. M. to 10 P.M. NN ON EEE KEEE TeeNN N EB E WNNN EK E I NNN E EEK Hk XN Hk Il N NN EEEE EEREE “K. fvors open at 1:90 v'elucn, T "3 GG GAIN. oS CC CABIN. 3 CABIN OMS C CABIN tows ¢ CABIN. U ws CO CABIN. Ay T ® Toms CO ® CABIN. irs, G1, HOWARD as TOPRY., 200 Genuiie Southern Reserved jes,in the Great ( stra circ! qe D OPERA DENSELY PAUKE! HOUSES. .T0 SEE UNCLE: TOMS CAB: ‘the Management would respecttulls ‘gon the necos- wity of BKUURING SLATS LN Box ofice ores heen 9A. M. ta 10 2. Me AIMEE e abkten. New Fluntation Sceno. E ts. DW Bae Wek mua TO-NIGHUT (Wednesday) ye Matinee Ravitas, is recoeas tavorite work, .Girofle-Girofls LE Mile, AIMEE aj ine. tn the pBaal rol Mile. sist mart ‘hi = peer witht ‘eniite company in tho cant. THURS! tH poattlvely Laat Lime of CHtonbach's ever popular opera, LA GRANDE DUCHESS Mile, AIMEE tu her inimitable chur: « Grande Duchevse. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1:30, aE MAIINEE, ond poalttvely fal reurosentation of Girotte-Glrodl NG (by reque! seaon gill oreduced the fimou JOLIE PARFUMEUSE, in which Mile. duce anew tn) me. Qctober 22, first production of rol nd lest time this Aimee specialty, LA we will dutro- MOND@Y KVEN Herve'y Li PETIT FAUS' © | Sten HA THHO, THOMAS, THIS (WEDN ADAY EVENING, our Beit 17, ATS, THEODORE | Ti OMAS? FIRST GRAND POPULAK CONCERT, when the following aintingulahed aetiate will appone: THY OMIGINAL SWEDISH LADY VOCAL QUARTET, HILDA WIDESERG, First Soprano. AMY ABERG, Second Soprano, MARIA PRITERSSOS, Firtt Alto, WiALHELME Becond Altd. met t The youn olin Virtuoso, MASTER LEOPOLD. LIVHTENBERG, ce since bis return trom Europe, OMAS’ OCH. SERA. Composed of the leading artiste of bosh the ‘Now York Phil harmoule Society and the furmer thomas Orchestra. ADMISSION TIC! K Ts, ‘UNE OLLAR. * NO EXiga CHARGE ROR ratte hs oh DMISSION TO FIETY € PRIDAY EVE CONGEIOR SATURDAY AFTERNOUN, OCT. ONLY MATINBE. ‘The sale of reserved seats for wiry of these concerts will this morniug, at fico of Steinway Sebirmer, 701 Broadway; i. Schuberth & Cv, 28 Untow sauare, and'at the Theatre oket Office, 111 Broad AGLE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND D zap St. ST. UPraprietor and Manager... : First Grand Maines to- aay wt to day nt 280, at poputar ipeiones BO, a epuiar iil Combination | at popniar Buftaie Buffalo Bill Combination prices, in the new emotions piny, | Aduilssiog to AY all parts, S06, LOST AND DY WOR, Kexerved seats ut the Mutines [ony aoevertre. |g to-day at 1:30. * Admission, o0e, Admission, 302, Evening pertormance at 4, Popular prices wt the Matinee today at 1:0, Tt he Admission, EUROPEAN STKAMSHIPS, XE VBR AL TRANSATL: ANTIC COMPA mag ths LABRADOR, Seen jor. PERIERL, Dn FRANCE, Trowell For freight oF pa LOUIS i KM, 5.8.00, of eollision the tor all seasons of Bi. AND N. A. r hi outward passage trom Queenstown to New York con crossing the mermdian of SO at 43 latitude, or 1g to th orth of 43. ‘On the hon ard passage econ ae tne meridian of 50 at $2 latitude, or Derblae to the north of 42. NEW Voli To LIVERPOOL 7hNd QUEENETOW: BOT! TENA. Wed., Oct. 17; SCYTH ABYSSINTA./ Wed. , Oct, 24 | *RUSi TAS Steamers marked fo} do not carr Cabin passa ce, 880, $10) aod $L comimodation. hetuen tickets on tw Steerage tickets 60 d from all parts of marge at very low rates. sage office, No. 4 Bowling Gre Freight and pas se CT AHLES Gy FRANOKLYS UNGERS PEe STEAMSHIP BOTHNIA EMBAUK fs the Cunard whett, foot of Grand st. Jersey Clty, at ML. on Wednesday, 17th ogee 1877. CILAS. G. FRANCKLYN, 4 Howling Green, New York HE AMERICAN AES IP COMPANY o¥ ELPUIA. WIL FUILADRLPIUA AND. LIVERPOOL LINE. The oniy Transutlintic Hoe, sailing under the AMERE- CAN FLAG, Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadel phia and WEDNESDAY from Liverpool, THK RED STAR LINE STEAMSHTPS, gerrying she i and United States matis, ‘Salling every 12 days ulternatels from Philadelphia and Now York. Direct and only ¥ to Ratti , ’ ‘or rates of passage and other intormation iy to TORTER WRIGHT & SONS, General Ag SOT Walnit at. Philade! pha Brondway, Now York. DHN McD: ie as 8 Battery place. NITED STATES Mall L TEAM TO QUEENS- TOWN AND 4 Ni ERPOOL. Sailing on TURSD. North Rive from pier 5 AN A..Oct burg, Norway, Sweden, Ac. Drafts on Ireland, England, Francs aud vet! many at lowest ra Broaawas. B LINE, YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUB JIN, BELFAST AND DON DERRY, from pier th River, foot of Canal sta. ax ioilows :— STATE OF PENNYSYLVANLA.... Thursday, Octoder 18 SPATE OF NEVADA Thursday, October 25 OF VIRC “Recording to acco Second EBKAGH Tit COMPANY ST AMBURG AMERIC FOOL OF CANAL ST. for Plymouth, Cherbourg and liamburi. WEBEAND ooscoeseoaets 1 SUEY LL it 2 Hates ot at we to Piyy burg wud all points in a ne | shiv. 84, gold; Steeriy %, EDT a 'CO., ie CHA ‘deneral Paws ng ora Aventey Ax 61 Brogaway, 3 Broad vt., ¥. ¥ Wises uINE Fox SOUIHAMPTON AND If( sailing from Kagle pier, Hoboken, ax follows : YEDDO Get. 27 | OTRANTO.. ) First cabin. $40, currency. arsion tekets on ¥ faveruble terme. Through tickets Issued to Continent full particulars to CHARLE and Baltiv ports, Apply. ! L. WRIGHT & 0O.,, ¢ 58 Sash ae “a NY NE, If SiHAMERS, NWN OE TOWN AND UY Rirouk. Grry oF RERLA ee UITY OF eve ciTY OF wus Tee vA From pier #5 North River, in, 800, 880 ane $100, old. n tickets on favor- $ y. Dralts at lowest noking wnd bath rooms av A AND BVONOMICAL ROUTE TO DLECT Maisie BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZER We ND &C. AO. via hoTHeERDAM M. maamer GAT enmeor SC SitepAw . Ste mer RUTTERDAM, Th Steamers, carrying therlands, are great tavorives wih the tober 25 mail to the public, Trips regular, rat For fraight, FUNGI yw, comfort and living perfect. YE& 27 South Willies . ioe, 8,2 P.M. La NTANov. 10, Odes WOW LivitvOok Ok DER cava Poon £70, according | Neco wrogetiaas, Second Cabin, ernze, $24. NEW Youn 10 MOsDUN DIRECT. , 9 PORN i STEAMSHIPS. N SE sore Lomo Compan: DO¥AU.. HER. ics WESEM. Saturday: ‘or to Sonthampton, Lon- ; Second Cabt Ketura tickets at line no Hat an New York, Southamptou, Coot mold; Steer- uced rates. Pree aid oe cate, 890, o % P Por freluht or pessags topiy teeny OELRICH> & OO. W nive ADKIATIC BRITANNIC ~ From Whit. fier ‘Sailing from AKRAGON, syin CORNWALL. ot st ry hs é. STOWN AND a CARRYING The UNITED state) ate ‘The steamers of this line dock, pi inspection of plans and other 4 the company's office. 37 Broadway, Ne Peary W. ictoria Tben th a0 3 QUE KASTOW, ‘ 4 D and $100, in god.” Rotura ouable terms," stosrag | Greece, 1 AND" LE sowling Greon, North River. Dy Mices, Od . Manager, ~ COAST WISE STEAMSHIP». pra MALL Alte’ tisns, TRANBLC JAPAN, GINA BIA, OREGON, &C For CALIFORNI ZLEALAN LM BiITISH jalllng me pier: ‘rt inet Steamship COLO connecting for Goutral Ame iow From SAN FR jer tows of O. S1svd, via hi HM . Wednesday, October 33 d south Pucific ports. SCO_TO. JAPAN Ane CULA. Steainship OLPY ae Pokie LINES, COLUM STEAM? . AUSTRALIA, NEW at, Nort Kiver, OF PANAMA. Novem! Frou BAN. FRANCISCO. TO. saNDWich, ISLAN ja AUSTRALIA AND NEW Stenmships AUSTRALIA Wodnonday, November 7 For treight or pasaage apply ‘at Company 6 Bowling Gree: low York. Kor New Orinuns direct, Morgan's Louis ships to Tex points on the ola, Corpus Vile and to ull points on tho Tousto Te tinental and Galveston, Harrisbu Freight for St. upen policy of the tine, - ex Texas Pacific, Tran and San Antonio railron Fulton landed a Rock pot ee N.* effected unde: ls, rk. sigh or Aon 1p MOKGA ‘Agents, afew pur 8 North HAVANA AND MEXICAN eat 1 3,8 GIN #REIGHT AND PasBaGk REDUC! M AN'S LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAB.— The steamers wil! sail trom pier 36 North River as fole Mary's aa ores, 'y HUG UGEnr Steamers leave pier No. 3 North Kiver at + Ye. M. FOR HAVANA DIREC CITY OF AE YORK, Timmermann, Wesneniegs Bet 17 Sat CITY OF MERIDA, i a Oct, 27 Gis ‘DOMINION. STEAMBHIP COMPANY, sailing from Pier 37 jer 37 North River, for NORFOLK, OITY P Days. THU atin with the Virg re road tand with the North Carolina and Virgi aUESDAY, THURSUAY Ewe "MONDAY and THULSDA for, At lowont rate Otlice He, 197 Greenwich + p Boule ca now be made Ww, y to Kt. New York. ALIFAX, | polgam ship BERMUD Uctaber 23, py to Oban 8 Nis ORLBAS amship KSI M. trom pier 9 No! an the Mississippi CLARK & SEAMA CULUMi For frelglt dations, anpiy to OR K Mayu Ireight or South st, Bai Bermuy iu clo Thomas, texme: E. ¢ mR CAROND) Guy, Noverabo LBANY VE leave pier 41 for Albany. Free transfer by bonts of and all duty, Gluntay oxaeptedh pal ticket offices. raljrendn, Reduced fare, 35 cents ONG BRANG Thursday, November 1 | N PAOKET COMPANY'S LINE | ipo PHILADELPHIA Double Track, Brookiyn; 3 depot, mete, place. HE OLD Boston. —Not # trip m " Klogane stew foot ot Jay st., at Providence tine (rel Nortn River, foot ot War Ritrous oxide gus, BLLAR LU LING ® Go. id Fulton banded ‘es NG North River, ev Staterooms comfortably warmed. Jrooklyn Annéx.”* RISTOL and PROVIDE 15 through trains each wi ie te Masonite Femple ; POINT con! Ah tt Ray the Maryland and Del: EHOBOTH BEACH avd Passenver accommodation unsurpasse: mya ‘sain to all points q etal Freights received dail t plier 37 ‘North Gene No. 1074 Ut. He L)McURLAD® Prosideut rth River. Niv N, 86 Wor DE & CO. MUDA, ST. THOMAS AND W t mail i CANIMA GAL Rockport and Brownsville, Rockport, For freizht and TRA Vv ELLERS BUATS (PEOPLE'S ary week day, at 6 I the * TROY BOATS.—OITIZENS' VALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON points Last —Lhe mammoth palace sieamere oid vat OP, onnucting wih Dane Excursion tickets 5 dy Hook with trains for . Poiladeiphin and Toms River, 11 A, Me nd, Bridgeton, Beg Harbor City, etown, Barnegat pnd ackerton, W.S. SNED om ata Mad WD and: ah aod 12 midnight. it Haasor misrant Ticket ofics, No. 8 But ht ren st., ity fae and everything in mechanical dentistry No, 377 6ub uv. d SDAYS AND SArvapars at 3 P. jt and Tennesseo AlrtLing, tne, Piedmont Ate Lino, Chesupeake annd Ohto Ki WEAN ST. Lut lease pior 10 North R i TE AS, LI FOR GALVESTON, TOUCH at Key West SOty OF Houston: Coptain Stevens, pst ait vevereny October Pilsen P.M. } sot fri ’. SI. dally (except Sunday’ nly) steamers trom pler 28 ath PM. R TOHMOND, TUES- Pany’s steam line to interior ports in at , Nertolk, ; o. ATU i csp at 36 Or can, UAMENON & U0.,23 South Williaa sts, JOHNS, N. NE. ight OF passage THE CROMWELL LING Ditth RERBOGKE KR, Saturday, October 20, ugh bids of lading given, to Mobile and prinetpal For froight or pasaage ap- mt YORK AND WAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE. eso first class steamships will sail at North River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, ag P.M. from , No. 6 Bowling Green. _Agouta in Haveua from pier ht wnd bills of Indi \t to Corpus Christ Freihy for lutions) apply to ©. He P.—REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP whe “Y from pier 16 bast River, Suture “Guips. LINE) e, #150, LINK FOR TROY, jiroads, North, Eust and West + © daily’ (Saturday excepted) at @ River, foot Leroy st. Cs SKILL “AND STUY BOATS LEAVE Jaatiy trom plor 42, foot of « sat 6 P.M, for pase dfreight. | Fw Borths tr pier 28 riba ckets for sale'at ull t NORWALK AND DANBU RY DAILY, 6 leaves Brooklyn, Jewell’ and aod New Haves 11 A.M. 1 | PENNSYLVASIA RAILROAD. | TIE OLD Est ABLISHE! RO HOUTE AND SHOKT LING yew york AND PIMLADELPUTA. y daily ; 3 depots in Philadelphia, 2 in New York, ye the most improved fastest time consistent with absolute ON AND AFTER JUN Express trains leave New York, lands streets ferries, ax follows :— equip: 1877, rosses and Corte 1,4,5,6,7 and P.M. No. 1 Astor Mou P. FARMER, General Passeuger Agent YRANK THOMSON Gener Munurer eevee Ae® RELIABLE STONINGTON LIne FoR FOR I INSTRUCTION. UAL AND SAPTEMATE ednitat of orelgn univers to preparing Yale cid ald Uptown “RESIDENT Pad meee 1 male sat tion feauired “immed ) Kast 14th, sios AND ENGDISI, _,: Herale | Uptown ott cellnlotd, $1; warranted, ry ed 1851, TeUL ARTIFICIAL TRETH, 89; GUM, 88; New Yore Sundays Dental Rooms, 202 64 naval Rooms, ey