The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1878, Page 9

“THE COURTS. A Woman Saved from Twenty Years in State Prison. TWO MULES IN COURT. The Penalty of Indulging in Ear. Biting Proelivities. Sarah Weiler or Wheeler, tho widow of a Hebrow rabbi, was arraigned in Part 1 of the Court of Goneral Sessions on an indictment charging her with abduc- tion in having enticed a young girl named Mary O'Connor, sixteen yeurs old, trom the Lubor Bureau ot Castilo Garden. 1t was set forth by the prosecu- ion, which was conducted by Assistant District At- torney Bell, that tho accused uired the young girl as & domestic and took her tu ber house on Ibird « nue, The landiord, however, soon compelied the Woman to leave, aud sho moved to Forty-soventh Btrect and subsequently to Futy-second street. 1t ‘Was iu toils house thut the accused, ulter several un- Buccevstul efforts, finully resorted to an artitice by Which tho young girl's ruin Was effocied, Apprehensive that Mary would communicate With the authorities Mra, Woiler, us alleged, locked her up for several days. The ubiortu:ate girl soon opportunity to escape. She fled irom Mra. Wi rooms to the nearest police station, w: whe detuiled at length tho outrage which bad been Perpetrated upon tier, In view of this state of fucts Mrs, Welior was arrested aud indicted on the charge 1 abduction, lo her own dvlence the accused de- Died the charge of abduction, or that abe hud euticed whe girl tor immoral purposes or bad compelled ber to Prostitute hersell, as claimed by the prosecution, She Jurther testified that the giri_ hud voluntarily become Qn inmate of the Louse, und that whatever acts she committed wore done of her own will and by Do arti- flev on her part, Tue jury found the prisoner guilty Ob lhe secoud count o: the indiciment, aud Judge Sutherland tu passing senteuce suid that the accused had bag a narrow escape, tur bad she been convictea on the first count sne might have been sentenced to twenty yeare’ i igopment, As it was ho sentenced her tothe Penitentiary ior two years. ALL ABOUL A MULE TEAM, Mr, Jono Whitmore and Mr, William Whitmore, in the year 1874, were doing business under the frm name of Whitmore Brothers, aad in course of time became possesod of a team of mules, Tue exact repu- tation of these males tor docility and speed, not to ‘peux ol the many other well known characteristivs of the species, does uot appear. The animals, how- ever, having been duly exhibited to admiring neigh- bors, to Whom, perbiups, thor many excellent qual. ities were well known, finally attracted the atien- lon of Mr, R C. Peck, whose desire to ob- tain their possession induced bim to apply personally to the Messrs, Whitmore for their pur- Cuase, Mr. Peck’s propositivas wero quickly Fespouded to by the proud owners of the mules aud a Durgain was soon struck, Mr. Peck, as tuey say, although presenting all tno outward appearance ol & ‘Weil-to-do gentieman, was not known to them, but, Dn the contrary, was uu entire stranger; and, as tue contemplated purchase imeiuded get of harness with which to adorn the mules, the Mesere. Whitmore soncluued that, vetore completing # purcbase on bredit, they had betier ascertain Mr, Peck's pecuniary Fesponsibility. They then suggested that be Sboula give them some reference. Mr. Peck ®t ones complied, and referred them to Mr. David J. Ely. Acting upon this rel- erence the Messrs. Whitmore, on the 2910 ol ember, 1874, went to sve Mr. Ely and obtain from bim the necded information. air. Ely, as they Aesort, told them Mr. Peck wasu gentleman of vi aeuns, huving no tess than $100,000 worth ot prop- erty, encumbered for only $10,000, This showiay of Mr. Peck’s pecuniary condition wug 80 satisfactory to ‘he Menara, Whitmore that a sule and uelvery the mules, togesber with the harness, was at Duco completed, und Mr. Peck went ou bis way re- jorcing, lt pow appears, as the former owner of (ue mules turtuer allege, thut all these representa. ens as to Mr. Pock’s pecuniary responsibility were Jalee ud only given to misguide them 10 order tout Mr. Se uae obiai tue mules wituout paying tor tal of uu action against the executors , the uliegea value of tho rly, Was commenced yesterday iu the Court mivon P fore Cniei Justice Daly. A nuw- je haunts put io the claim that they Lave uo knowiedye of uny contuined 1a toe compimat The jumed to-day. ONLY AN EAR. Not a Uttle interest was created yesterday in Part 2 efthe Court of General Sessions, on the occasion of tno tra! of William J. Tnompseu, indicted on a sharge of mayhem—or in other words for having Distea of the best part of William Whalen’s left ear, The complainant stated that on the night of the 13h of July iast be was going through West Tweuty- Seventh street, in Company with a companion named Poter Murphy. Inthe middle of the biock ‘Ihomp- son accosted Whalen, wanting to know the hour, Failing so receive a sutisiactory answer Thomp- accordiug to Whalen’s stateurent, grasped the latter around the waist, threw bim on the ground and deliberately seizing bis leit ear io h Voeth bit balt of it off After thiw free feed be rau away, but was captured and tuken to the station house. The statement of the witness was corrov- oraied by reter Murphy und uw latter of whom as ging Thompson trom Whal counsel, Sr, Allred steckler, the “prisoner alleged that on the night in question the compiawant and others assaulted bim ia Twenty-seventh sereet, whero be received severe usage. 1n regard to the biting be sala be go excited he did now know what he was dying. On motion of counsel the Court directed the Susy to acquit on the ground of variance bete the prov! und the indictment, the satter alieging tbat the prisoner to commit the crime churg nuge Gildersieeye so ordored, but Ob motion of Assisiunt District attorney Lyon the prisvoer was remanded and will be tried ou a new ine ulctment. CLERGYMANIC GUARDIAN. Mary ©. Giflurd recontly made appiication to Sur- Fogate Cuivin toran order to.compe! Kev, William A, Masker, bor guardian, to account for cortaiun moneys alioged to belong to her, amounting to $1,250, of which he became possessed through appoiwtment as a jardian of her estate in October, 1870. The matter up yesterday 10 ibe Surrogate’s Court on a mo. ee meee by her counsel, Mr Is Sink, to compel her guardiun to make suca Accounting. 1t appears that the money she elaine ‘Was pension money leit to ber by her lather, James 4 Mord, Who died while serving tue Union cause in Unabie, as she says, avy longer to and jil-treaument of her guardian, was made by him of ber tunds since b Court tor retiel in the m: case Was adjourned until tne 284b inst to enable the guardian to Hie his accounts, PSEUDO HEIRESS. Emily Biubo, who had adroitiy swindled a number Of persons by false representations of a large inherit. spce, Was arraigned yesterday for obtaining money Bnder iaise prevences, before Judge Sutherland, in Past 1, Court of General Sessions, On the 11th ult, she was tried for a similar offence in the Dut as the jury disagreea ene was Tombs, in court two young daughters, The Ju ge, in view of the be ge ad already spent in the Tom We woutence Of Iwo Months In tue ientiary. or,” interposed the widow's counsel, to translate your remarks, as she docs inderstand Engish. retorted His Honor, with grim humor that od an appreciative response trom the court Janey sve Will understand the two montns’ (eetehos Without the need of an iutorpreter.” ADMIKALTY DECISION, Judgo Choate rendered a decision yosterday in an Admiralty case, It was an action brought by Frank. lin A. Witsor Owners of one buif of the sbip Anna E, Smith, to for the d omployment of U BOW under charter tor dau Fraucisco, aod Was executed by the part owners while the at aca, Judge Choate beid that the circumstauc BOF uiloct the oxvoution of tuo Charter, und that the employment vi tue vessel was Dot juimical to it, and tore the Court could not inter; vo order tho wale OF Lhe property, 1 e dir. KR. D. Benedict appeared SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. In th for absolute divoree on the ground ot aduitery brought by Colia Hunting against ber hos Dand James H. Hunting, no answer having been pat tn, Judge Freedman, of the Suporiur Court, yestoruay granted an order Of relerence to Henry Weblo. Some time ago Emeline Meschutt, as she fel walk and broke her arm in taree places, ity for damages, and on an aflidavit set- has not yet recovered and that her husband is also sick and unable to support her, Jadge J, P. Daly youteruay granted an order advancing tho Guuse on the calender, James Murphy, alter the death of his frat wifo, lets | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1878.--TRIPLE § SHEET. bis daughter Margaret, ten hurine and By rears old, with anime | two nan bie. He AT hem) | terday granted & Bi of babeas bay os ‘Jord a resident of Worcvster, Joly last for divorce a ater which she came to this James Henry, aged thire © respond to a writ of ba- bene corpus requiring her to produce tho bey ia court, ond yesterday Veage Barrett directed that an attache moot be issued against her for coutempt, Frangois Lambert, a blind itinerent musician, ob- tained yesterday, In « trial before Judge Lawrence, « verdict of six conte damages against James Underhill. The wives of the litigants had a quurrel, when their anda took @ hand 1, resuitiog in Lambert's getting worsted to an extent that he thougut deserv- ing of heavy damazes, ‘n @ suit brought by Frederick Christiai aguinst Maria Christian bie an order was zen ranted by Judge J. F. Daly eubstituting C Frazor as attorney for the piaintif in place of 8 mund Bott, his former attorney. In the aff ‘av: which the motion was based toe plaintiff stutes th. he had paid Bott $85, but that ‘bus Jailed te prose- cute the action properly and bas since been disbarred from practising us av attorney, Albert J, Wolff, a youth of twenty, on the 30th of March !ast, was marred to Johanna Masters, aud lived with her till the 1st of July, when, as be ul- leges, he discovered that she bud been guilty of adul- He wishes to bring a suit for divorce, and on bis apptication Judge Barrett appointed the youth’s father, Gabriel W. Wolff, guardiun ad litem to prose- cute the suit Michaei Conway claims that he was appointed assistant jonitor of tho Court House building on 4 let of Junuary, 1671, and that he entered on bis duties and was aasigued to superintendiug und clean- ing of the Snerifi’s oilice, His salary wos fixed at $1,200 per annum, which, however, was ouly puid Dim tor eight months, He brought a against the city to recover $2,800, an alleged balauce up to Janu- ary, 1874, he secoud trial of the case was com- menced yesterday, before Judge Larremore, in the Court of Common Pleas, The city detendg on tue ground that the pluintif was never legally appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Messrs. Sandford ang Wost appeur fer the plaiptilf, and Assistant Corpora- tion Couusel Requier tor the city, ‘The suit brougot by A ‘I. Stewart & Co, agains Mr. F. C. Denning to recover $1,670 for uu Axminster carpet, specially imported for him, which was 7 tried betore Judge Donobue, came yesterday to rather an unexpected conclusion, Alter considerable teati- mony bad been taken aud Mr. Sloane, the carpet dealer, bud jeft the witness stund, Mr Daniel Clark Briggs, the detendant’s counsel, proposed thut it Mr. Sloane would go to Elmira and examine the carpet and report that it corresponded with the order the defendant would puy the pri together with the cosig 0; suit und the chargesoi! Mr, Sloane. ‘The proposition was promptly accepted by Mr. Hoary H, Rice, the plaintiffs’ counsel, and w stipulation to such effock was at once drawn up accordingly, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surgeme Court—Cuampexs—Held VA Judge Bar- rott.—Case ou, No. 93, Murphy vs. Kelly, jo day calendar, SUPREME COURT—GENKRAL TxRM—Held by Presid- ing Judge Davie anu Judges Brody and Ingaiis,—Nos, 254, 256, 259, 418, 414, 261, 140, 141, 144, 199, 201, 205, 2h 208, 209, 209 36, 210; 2il, 228, 282, 239, 240, 258, 4, cas Couxr—Srucia, Teru—Hela by Jud, ae Van Vorst.—Law and Fact.—Nos, 708, 572, 633, 660, 694, 402, 138, 667, 678, 239, 716, a oot 621, 682, 643, 647, 648, 649, 650, 658, 659, 661, 670, 671, 672. Supreme Coukt—Cincuir—Part 1—Held ‘vy Juugo Donouug.—Nos. 1484, 2535, 1782, 1783, 175: 1856, 1888, 1559, 1180, 599, 1748, 1170, 2008, 2012 20€4, 2086, 2067, 2068, 2069, 2070, (2071, 2u74, 2076, 2077, 2u73, 2079, 2080, 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 174, 1796, 1793," 1814, 1786. Part 2—Held at Judge Lawrence.—Nos, 150434, 2034, 405, 1889, 3652, 2050, 2069, 1828, 1682, 1548, 1330, 167944, 597, 1884, 1651, 2812, 2111, 2112, 2114, 2116, 2116, 2118, 2119, 2120. Pur’3—Heid by Judge Van sBrunt.—Nos. 1326, 1820, 3479, 1453, 3180, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2089, 2090, 2098, 2096, 2C97, 2008, 2100, 2101, 2102, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2106, 2107, ‘2109, 2110 SUPKRIOR COURT—GENKRAL TerM.—Adjourned for the urm Supgxiok Courr—Spzcia Tenm—Hold by Judge Freedman,—Demurrers, Nos. 4, 8 Issues of fact, Nos. 70, 80, 87, 27, 49, 64, Supkgion Covrt—!RiaL TuRw—Part 1—Held by Judge 529, 584, 94, 620, 634, 389, 218, 418, 361, 13, 697, a, 403, 635, 262; 277, 472; 615, 3u9, 576, 590, 615, 629, 630, 204. Part 2—Held by Cutel Justice Curtis,—Cuse on, 830, McGowan va. O’Dono- bue No aay ‘Part 8—Held by Judge Seagwick.—Nos. 603, 443, rT, 403, 549, 550, 556, 446, 445, $94, 39, 530, 187, 648, 649, }, 400, 555, 455. ‘a2, 464, 547. Couson PLeas—GuNkeaL YeRM.—Adjourned for the term, Commox PLxas—Speciat Teau.—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 16, 19, 23. Common Pieas—Kquiry Tura—Heid by Juage J. » Daly.—Nos. 4, 15, 1, 12. ‘Comuox Pukat—triac Txax—Part 1—Hela by Chiet Justice G. P. Daly.—Nos. 737, 709, 778, 762, 763, ‘764, 765, 706, 767, 768, 760, 770, 771, 772. Part 2— Held vy Judge Larremore.—Nos. 701, 661, 616, 1630, 7, 412, 413, 1699, 1622, 435, 1505, 690. 008, 1806, 295, 1032, 631, 506, aura, 1309, 1798, 110, 1041, 205, 603, 235, 1472, 1256, 1415. Janine COCRT—I RIAL Texx—Part 1—Held by Judge Sinnott,—Nos. 4798, 4682, 8919, 4792, 4765, 4841, 4344, 48 4890, 4907, 4785, 222034, 4739, 4914, 4016. Part 2—Held by Judge Sherigau.—Nos.” 4428, 3822, 4083, 4151, 4080, 4217, 4130, 4165, 5023, 4218, 4149, 3714, 2239, 3728, 4077, Part 3—Held’ by Cniof ‘Inatice Atker.— Nos. 2161, 4649, 4993, 4836, 4421, 5032, 2406, 5239, 1817, 4996, 2372, 4730, 5070, 47: Court oy GkxmKAL Sxssioxs—Part 1—Held by Judge Sutherlaud.—fne People | vs William McGlory, Jelonious xssuult and batiery; Same vs. Louis Fay, felunious assault aod battery; ame va. 3. Geoghegan, pre assault and battery; Same vs Adolph felonious assault aod baitery; Same va, Jushus Alexauaer, grand larceny; Same vs, Jeremiah Wilbaum, perjar, jane va Jumes Smith, forgery; Same va Samuel’ Ulsberg, receiving stolen goods; Same vy. Theodore Vulk, alt and patiery Si vs, Cutharine M. Gror: Held by Juoge Guldersi Maione, robvery (continued); Same v op, Joba P. Joves and Jobb Malin, ‘apeehong 44 o tapher Huck, feionious alt and bail Same vs. Peter Wilmot, felonious ultand battery; Same vs. Patrick Huggerty and Jusepn Lovell, burg- Jary; Same vs. James Driscoll and Willham Carter, burgiury ; Same va, Thomas Shields, larceny from tue person; Same Vs, Michael Rourdou, receiving stolea goods; ‘Same va. Ewma A. Jones, (aise pretences, "REAL ESTATE. Yesterday was tho most busy of the year on the Real Estate Exchange, and the attendunce of buyers was very large. It will be seen (but twelve pieces wont to outside buyers for an aggregate of $74,038. ‘The sales made at public auction of property up town in or near the line of the east side rapid transit rouds, sbows that a iresh impetus bas been given to tne market in that quurter, The detulls of the sales are as follows:— BY JOUN T. BOYD. salo of the ti ory wnd basement 25x10, No, 65 Int a Jd wud dth ats," ground rent $700 per year, to Juuu Forth ... eassugs ce hSSS algo, ino, tives story brick “tidus, $4x00 Do. 56 2 bot nad 44 ster, 11,620 ury U. Chotwood, referee — we tur story briek Npulldiig, with lot 29443, 0x No. 144 West 4O8H st, 8 100 fF, @. of or 8 Figbte title wnd tuterust of « lot in reat of the abuve, to Jayn BY MUGH X. cAMP. R. 8. Kansom, referee Fr vreciosuce sale of the four story brown’ steno, frome dwelllug, with tut 25 ¥3.9, No. 39 West oo Suu tt ay., to pidintill.. rt, Raward 8, Rapaila, rereres -Forvcloware. sae of the turee story urlek house, wisn lob 18x50. 135 ast 561 & &, 66 A. w. of Loxingtod ry to plaintift * By ¢. 3. LYONS, Frederick W. Loew, reteree= lot, 25x10), on the ot . OF Tdbu wt, to plai 2s. oath rt ‘to pl inti BY JAMK eu ~ Fureciusure J. Malcolm Smith, r of land, 107%: bY i. ¥. MaKNMTE. Foreclosure sale—Fredericn W. Loow, rof plot of Jnnd 77.22x10¥, on Mudisou'w ot, to plaimeilf, i seven thres story froat houses, with lots each 17 Lugt0U.11 (No Sud Wy 40 ast L10tn st), 8h, Bad The. OL Wye As four to James MeHenry, w Lingoutt, at # #3,776,. Totul..... OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ‘The totiowing is @ statement showing the real estate transactions reeurded in the Register's office, October 15, roqage D. &, 7418, ©. Of Ist ay., 20" i Ludwig 4. T. Ma ek sche tw Nom. operty ; doves K 13,000 ne fl , Gib wot ATUN we JORHS ¢ — ue Bank to Ferdinsag tT. flop! diss Av, 0 Wo Si) Ww. dc ia'it sot 6.04100; bap Jaweb Seams tus wise v0 Wolo Beal's 7,200, av. A, gatet eee 5,500 10,500 re to ‘S7th st., 5. s., 33.3 ft, ©. Charlies Duggiu and wife to lease 0. De aha y Same propert, ‘Harriet wu ye "William ‘A Seaver Iatestvest" to dues Kpulford and others (rust tree, &, 460x110 (23d ward), Tune Pudiey ‘to Loulsa Jousser und osher 7 1ath ‘s., Kast (No. O18), 253x103. to John Grunbacue: 8.171 16 w. of Ist ay., Harris and husbond to ceaph. ‘unten operty Josep. Duatoa aud wife to Ona rl na. 350 “fy. Stir “ai 5% Gharige A. Suey, Je aud wife vo Vohn Oe 18,500 Stanton st..s. ¢. edrner of Attorney at., J estion; ‘Louise Bromborst aud huscand io John Groeber paid othe 7th (re Bo 10 te w of ad E. k angel aud wife to pp (executor) ASSIGNMENTS OF MOUTGAGKS. Astor, John, Jr., und others (executors, &¢.) to Churles F. Southmayd und others (trustee Same to fe: Nom. Nom $3,108 1 Nom. Num, Now. 1,500 ‘300 1,500 MORTGAGES. Appleby, Leonard and wile, to wobert B. Minturn and others, @. 6 of Broxaway, n, ot 27th st, $35, Beek, John ‘M. and wite, tu Hurriet Overtiser, of Alexander av., u. of 142d st, ; 3 Boudol, Augusta, "to. Frederick 27th st.. w. of 7th av.; 2 yours, Beuael, Willtam and Husband. to tho Mutual Life Ci West 27th st. ‘de.) jm. 8. corner of Chuthum Kkfort ata, (French's Hotel) + also No.2 Cieain isos. w. corner of 10th ay. and Sah ©. corner of $d uv. and SOth st, ; wiso 4. w. corner of Sd ay. and 3Uth st. ; und also n. 8 of Sath st. from e.s. of av. A to Bust River, to you Homann, Marin ‘sd’ hush ri 4. of Clinten st., 8. of Deluncey st. 8 years 1,000 Hopkins, Ferdinand t., to the Uuloa Dide Savi Lustitution, e. «. of Loxtuston av., a. OF 47th ot lye: 9,000 fienry “aud” wife, “to ‘Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, n. s, of Spring st., 0. of Thompson at; 1 your. a Lenekel. Fri 3 years : Same to same, n. ¥. of 12iat at., 175 fh. aud tiusband,to Margaret Sherry, otav. Aj 2 yours A, - & of S2d wt., @. of Oh uv., L your Wasi Cornelia unit husband, to 2B oF 2d at. of 2d av,, 1 yo ¥ vri ac i. to Cuni "e . TiGth'st., w. of 86 av, L-Your s. petal ik oe MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIcD, BERNASIMER—EMANUKL.—On Tuesday, October 15, 1878, by the Rev. Dr. G. Gotthell, Jerome Bau: BuIMBR to GkRTRODE EmanvsL, both of this city, Cunistiaxson—WHITS.—OD ‘Monday, October 14, at the residence of Mr. Briggs, the uncle of tbe bri by the Rev, James Murshail, Wittiay M. CunistiaNson so Katiz E. Wuirx, ali ot Now York. Daesuayxs—Lyox.—On Wednesday, Octobor 9, 1878, by tue Rev. @. H. Mandevilie, D. D., Hxxust Desiayes to Fanxié M., daugbter of Saray A and the late W. W. Lyon, ali Of this city. No cards, HazuenuRst—VandeRvoort.—In Jersey City, 8th inst., ub the residence of she bride, by the Rev, Dr. Spencer M. Rice, ot Grace Church, Samus, Hazix- uUxa?, Jr., of Baltimore, and Exima VU. Vaxpurvoort, daognter of Joho D. Vandervoort, DIED. Anxpezgox.—Io Hingham, Mass,, on the 14th inst., aged 90 years and 9 monins, Mr, R. P. AxpeRsox, ine futher of Rev. Dr. Anderson, at ‘this city. Backvs.—On Tuesday morning, October 15, Her- MaN Beene, oped 9 years, 8 months and 26 days, Rela nd friends of tne family are ruspectiully FA 6 slend the faneral from his ia tate Tesidence, ‘reshpoud rvad, cerner rile wt i» On Tt Gotober 17, ab wwe P. Me igre Artiy,—RaLru LAME T, son of Lambert B. and Virginie Battin, Ociover 12, at Fair Haven, on the Shrewsbury River. Birrea.—At Harlem, on Monday, the 14th inet., Beye Youngest daughter of John G. anu Sarab £. Bie Relative and frionas of the tamily are invited to at- tend ber tuneral, trom the First Baptist Church, 5ib pear 1271b ah, on Wednesday, the 16th, at two o'clock, Remains will be taken to Woodiawn for in- verment, Buoxsgy.—Oan Tuesday, Uctover 15, TALLMapce Wainwaicut, youngest son of Theodore B, aud Maria 1. Bronsun, of New York city. The tupera! service will be held at the Church of the transiiguration, East 29in st., on Friday, 18th at buli-past tweive P, M. 1t is requested that po flowers ve sout, Browx.—Oo the 14th inst, Mra, Mary Brows, in the 85th year of her uge. Fuveral trom th Thursuay, the 17tn, arts* tor 8 idence “=! her. brother-io-law, a uh st |ARGARET, wife of George Brow: zuberst thersday, one PMs ie i UCKLIN, At Jorscy y Heights, on Monday, October 14, 1878, Gouvenxaos M.° Bucku, erg years, Funeral services will bo held at nis late residenco, No 26 Laidiaw av., this (Wednesday) afternoon, wo @c,0ck, BuL..—The funeral services of the late Mra Stsax BULL will be held o Filth Avenue Presbyterian Church (Dr. Jono Hall’s), on thursday morn; ne 17s, at balf-past teu o'clock, Relatives and iri are requesied to attend without turther notice, Conuky.—Oa Monday, October 14, CHakLotrs Co- BUuM, Wile of James Cubarn, aged 44, Kelutives and trionds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wedvesday, the 16th inst, atone o’ciock, from her late resideuce, No. 248 Kast 48th st CoxLox.—Octobor 14, 1878, Many ANN, aged 75 poe widow of tbe late Michue Coulon, Purish of Aueot, County Derry, Ireland. Funeral trom ber iate rosidence No. 426 Kast 17th » N. ¥., Wednesday, October 16, ut balf-past CnooK.—Susaw A. Crook, wife of Frank M. Crook, Jr., wod daughter of Wiliam H. Dusend The funeral will take Piuce irom No, 20 Sones ou, October 16, 1878, at teu o'clock A. Cucas.—Ou October 14, Joux Barriste Cvucus, to Dis 27th year. Relatives und friends are respectiully invited to attend his fuveral, to-day (Wednesday), at one P. M., trom hts lato residence, No. 67 Thompxon st. ag py ana Bs Octover 15. very suddenly, Jobo v, Denham, boreal al of WALTER Daxw will take Place irom the Churen of 8+. Un Boromeo, Sid. ce, Brookly: ten A. M., whore a mass Will be said jor the repose of bis soul Friguds are invited to attend. Fexxexn.—On Mouday, October 14, Mra, Buiza CG Fexyun, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- fond the funeral, from 405 West 46ub at., ou Weunos- ay, Uctover 16, at two P. Ml, ALL. —-MARTHA, aged 77 years, on Sunday, October 805 Oakland ay., Greeupornt. urch of the Strange on twelve o’olock, sis, to be beid at the First Metuodint ve Cuarel, Maohat -, Greenpoint, on bor 1 sb one P. Rel- @ Tespectiuily invited to attend, Hanrkat,—Ou Monday night, Ociobor 1d, R WwW. HARKAL, 1 tue 30th year of his age, Relatives and trieads of the family are respectfully Egan to attend the funeral, irom tue residence of Die father, James Harral, 248 Latayette av., Brook- lyn, on Poursday, 17tu tust., at two e’clock P. M. Mupsoy.—Ou Monday, Ustober 14, at Dinard, Lie et Vilaiwe, France, Eity Canrenter, wite of Lio Colunel Kdward McK Hudsou, United Siates Ke re ae Sek N. J., October 14, Daviv — a 20 id 1 month, rr ito ‘Quite hve é Relormed Church, to-day, n o'clock A. M. Manennta-At hie vealeonse Belleviile, N. J., on the Mdcu inst, Joy Kexxxpy, in the 81st yoars of his uge. ‘The tuoeral will tuke piace trom ihe Retormed Churob, Belleville, on Thursday, the 17th inst, at balt-past one oclock, Friends are invited to attend, Kelauives will meet at his late residence at bail-past relive o'clock. INGSLAND.—Oa Sunday, October 13, Aunaoss C, ee ily are tovitod idence, No, Ll4 17, ut ton o'clock, 16 si) Koxskx.—Lu this city, op Sunday, Octobor 13, Agnes Kounex, daughter of Mra Josephine and the bo! Andrew Koonwn, aged 32 years, 4 months and 12 ay, Funeral services this (Wednesday) atternoon, at b- past one, at her lave residence, 62 Tthst, Rola- nda ure invited to alteud, L .—O0 M , 14th inst, of consumption, Evas.. ‘Laxeuas, to toe 19th yoar of b 1, Fr “i irom the M, P. euureb, corner 4th and Sout Sd sts, Brooklyn, to- eee) at two o'clock P.M. Friondy and ri Lura—On Ti morning, iow ttn S ASoLem, iotant soa of Di apd A. H. Lippe, aged 1 year aud lmoup. loterment at Washington, v. C, Litrene.—At Weattield, N. J., Ootobor 13, Mary E., wite of Cortiund B. Littett. a nee of Isaac Littell, on A o’elock P, Livinastos. Oa Sunday, Ovrober 13. alte ing iliness, Simson Liviseston, aged 66 yoars an 7 months, Relatives and friends of th the Mendolsoha Wonltu: ‘| Korte Gesuie pobals and of Standard Louge No, 80, 1. OF te of ly ted to attend the funers!, which will take Hace from big lute residence, 21: Sud ot, om ednesday, the 16th inat., at ten A. M. Coun., October 14, 1573, Epwis Lock wooo, aged 79 yeara. His iriends are invited to attend the funeral ser- Vices, at bis late residence, Thursday, the 17th inst, at two o'clock P, M Loztsx.—aAt Spring Valley, N. J., October 14, RacueL A., wile of Heory Lozier. Relatives and Irienus a specifully mvited to tend the funeral, at the Reiormed Gogren, Cherry Hull, N.J., Toorsday, 17tb tust., at two P, MARKS. —Edward Eyerett Louge, No. on, 1,0. B. B.—Lbe members are notitied to attend a meetng of the lodge at the rooms, Uctober 17, at ball-past eight A. M., for the purpose of paying ‘the lust tribute of Tespect to their deceased brotber, Kawerd Marks. BAMUEL SLOMON, Hivaucial Secretary. Muagray.—On Octobor 15, 1878, Maxy Moxruy, ageu 56 years, Relatives and triends are tnvited to attend the fuveral, irom her late resideuce, 245 Weat 33d Thursday, ut one P. M, —On Ase tl October 13, Axx, widow of » Dative of Multy Farobam, county Weat- meuth, lreiand, in the Gist year of her age. Relatives aud frients are invited to the fuoeral, from ber iate residence, 415 West 41st st., on Wed- Resduy, October 16, at Nall-past oue P. M, PexDLEBToN.—On Octover 13, SYLVESTER I’RNDLETON, in the Tid yeur of bis age, Relatives and friends of the tamily are reapectiully invited to attend the tuneral, on Wednesday, 16th, ab two o'clock, from bis late residence, 155 Nussuu st, Brooklyn, Rankin.—Tuesday, October 15, Joskva Rankin. Fuveral Thursday, 17h, at twoP. M, +» trom bis i residence, 178 South Yin st. » Brooklyn, E. D. Friends of the family ure respectiully invited to attend, RicmanDs.—At_ ‘Tremont, Octover 15, Kiowarp Ricuakps, iu bis 74th year, ‘Yhe {uneral will take place op Thursday, 17th inst., attour o'clock P, M., trom {he Church of the Well Beloved of the House of Rest, at Mount Hope, I're- mont, RoperTsox, —Ou Sunday, Octover 13, 1578, Husry L. Ronertson, ex-Regisier of tue Department of Publie Works, 19 (he o7tn year of his age. Kxystons Lovax, No. 235, F. axp A, M.—Bretbren are hereby summoued to attend « special communica- Uon at the lodge rooms, corner 124th «t. and 3d av., on Wednesday, 16th inxt., at one o'clock, to pay the Jast token of respect to our late brotuer, Henry L. Robertson, By order of tbe Master. EY. STEWART, Secretary. Scuavs,—At Hamburg, Germany, on’ Sunday, Oct. MaxGarer C., wite of William Scbaus, ouce of iuneral hereatter, Smit. —On Monday, October 14, Avice Suita, aged 38 years, a native of Bullanagun, parish of Killsky re, county Meath, Ireland, Fuueral on Weduesuay, 16th inst., at hall-past ono P, M., from the residence of her brother Robert, 340 East 35tb st. irish papers please copy. TORBERT. ju Tuesday, October 15, Auaustvs B. Toner, agea 45 yours. Retauvee and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funerai at 233 Cumberland st, Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, at bull-past seven o'clock, The remuins will be taken to New Jersey ior interment, VurNgRk.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, tho 14th inst, Natuan F. TURNKR, in the 41st year of bis age. Relatives aud iriends are invited to attend tho funeral, trom bis iate resiaeuce, 686 Jefferson st, near Reid ay., this day (Wednesday), ut two o’clo Van Name —In this city, on Mouduy morning, Oc- tober 14, of heart-disease, Jawus Van Name, in the 64th year of his age. Riiatives and irieads are invited to attend the tur neral services, {rom Calvary Church, corner of 41h av. and 21st st, on Thursday morping, Octaer 17, at ten o'clock. 1t1s requested thut no flowers be sent, Troy papers please copy. Lockworp —At Norwal Pie MEMBERS OF DEPENDANT ASSOOTA- tion of the Third Assembly District will hold their rez- ulur meeting Wednesday, Octover 16. ut 8 P. M., at thelr hail HG Baxter Hy order of the President, JOUN GIBB Joux Cox, Secretary. oF Tk VERY F., 38 West jUR SALE—Ai 300 GOK Firewood; price $3 75 per cord. L, M. you wait) for ot suproved machinery; H ©. BEL 25 MARBLE MANTELS. ARBLE AND MAKBLEIZED | NANTELS, HEAD- ones. atcost. A. KLABER, 134 Eust 18th st., noar Bdav. ARBLE AND GRANITE STATUARY AND MONU- monts.—Marble Statuary, in blocks, forsale. Orders Promptly executed, 131 West 34th st. DANCING ACADEMIES. _ ~ MACGREGOR T DANCING + ACADE: 1 bal Socioty Walt” and all tashionsble dane ons any hour. A SAUNiONS DANCING ACADEMIES, 114 EAST 13th, 55 West 33d, Private lessons ail hours. Seecir- culars. A sal DODWOR) Hs SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ‘0. 681 Sth av., wor open: War! forms, &e., sond for elrealar, NoTIOR.—Mr. those persons who entered the pils for this season, that it is extremely Bnew when the obtid Gemamenie to that effect will be Ae ak Tetons ACADEMY I8 OPEN DAILY, pupils can bogin and ationd at thelr eonventence, and 34d st. 8 UNION sons any hours * Glide all the round dances Fine or send reular, Broudw: SCUARTIERS pray square, 4th av. side. —Priv aud’ society Waltz guaranteed In one term. ROOKES? DA All the fasbion ‘The first lesson: extracharce PERN AND! ANCING AC bereg SSTH BT, a2 ay. (bank patlding). Kecoptious Thuraday. © gow fointne, “der eitecian sucrose Ore ‘Lexington ev. Private lessons any h bie da MUSICAL. © HOLARSHIP ~~ Js open tor emrpatition at Grand Conservatory of Music, 21 East 14th wt. 21, LADY, MANY YEARS TEACHER, VOGAL AND 50 cents lesson: vegloners or tho: portunity. TEACHEK, box 140 Her qs Uptown ot EW YORK OuNSERVATORY OF MUSIC, BAST 14TH ST.. 2d door oust of Sth av. aucorporated) RGAXIST WANTED Fou M. 5 GHUHOH. APPLY (eo JACOB ROTI, trom 1 to 2 P. 83 Sth wt i. —PRIVATE Xperienced teacher; beginners rapidly ad V7 Want 1h Ving ASSORTHENT OF FiRsT ULABS PIANO LE AND TO RENT, T TAZLETON BROS, MANUFAC TUKERS, M4 AND 46 University place, « large a-sortient of new wad sec- dL Phanos (ws good as new) will prices to Ter of tine seound hand Elenos, in porfoes onde TAM KNARK & ©0., 112 5th ay., above 16th BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTK, $75; Stelaway, Fianotorto.. right -Piniofortes Sido. BIDDLE? ay staser ater Reentwar. A pABiNEr aed PIANOFORTS WANTED— A\ Must ve » Steinway, Chickerins of Weber; limited, $75; with Stool, Covor ‘aud Cavinet. Address CASH B., Herald Uptown office. FELUBET & PELTON FaDAL quaay, 7¥O0 A vects of keys, as halt rt Apply to J. A. HARD’ 16 Bast 1200h =DECKER BRO1 rthelr large IBKS, 33 UNION SQUARE, new and second han w rent, Unbines Grand Upright, talaid ease, 4 only five months, $175; positive sactifiee; box for shipping; also Handsome parlor, library, chamverand dining Furniture, in lots, at quarter cost, Call No. 72 Wost 10th at., between Sth and Ot avs. dirs. G. P. ACKERMAN, FEW SECUND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY great bargains: some of them used bat a very short Time by our best musicii ly warranted 1 sk Warerooms, POSITIVE BARGAIN.—ROSE WOOD PLA pals but little used, for sale, cost six months aj XK, $170; Stool, O : Fixht, shrec-stringed, be quarter original cos, Hit ste, betwoow Orb end Tt S'KINWAY & SON'S PIANOPORTE, AN EL. gant Cabinet Upright Piano, all Impraveinents, mage caer. gost 880), to be sola et Dubie auctl io o'clock, at private residence 120 West 25d st., near ‘ath av. LADY WILL S&LL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7% Pisnotorte; bargain for cash. 226 bast 30th a, OSEWOOD CHIOKERING 7-OCTAVE UPRiGuT Pinnotorte f it B00, less than $175. Rosi- deneo, 196 2d VHURCH ORGAN FOR sALK—THE FINK ORGAN at the fair: ~ Jarce second hand Organ of 2 mai and 30 stops bargain, JARDINE & SON, puitders, SIM Kant Ssh she LBUANT U ane AND. aguAags PIANOS, SOME Hatt G d, 815 RAVEN (ate Raven & Bacon), 13 bast 160 ASUN & HAMLIN, CABINET URGANS, WINNERY of the only gold modal to American im i ments xt Exposition, 1e7e, end bigh every world’s exposition tor twelve yeurs, For easy payments. One muy b arengeed by $6 75 Sad ten q Wi ENT TN QOFAVE RoskWOOD UP Bl away, $100; rate bargains at N. NUS, 145 BAST 92D.—F(KST OLAss PIANOS ut extremely low prices for ensh or instalments. JUS AND ORGANS BXIRBMELY LOW FOR on amall monthly oF quarterly payments, or 40 let AND sQUAKK ea all monthly pay: 8 Union square. 40h av, nyt Wibu KENT, PIANO: BUY, Fant. rhght ts ianey 100 ;" Steinway, rite vals "2 HOM, 12-Mheet 140h ot . Sioa AMUSEMLNTS. Pp. RK FHEAT RE HENRY BE ABBEY. Wednesday und Thursday «Lessee and Stanacer nings wud Saturday mati.es, BABY. Mr. James Lewis +-Mr Frank Hardenberg Me. W, F. Owen «Agnes Booth G, H. Gilbert Louise Aion unis Pali Mary Grattop, ine iss Syduey Cowell Susan .. 8 Friday and Saturday *URMIOSNES, Monday “otal Octover 21, AGNE AND OYSTERS. ies! seidislanal strengene se KAT COMEDY SUCCESSES ‘Theatre, eutertaiument wi commence and Saturday Mutinve with Mr. Howard's oi D LOVE Lerthis. Saturday evening, October 26, LOTTA in LA CIGALE. revival of tue Park his admired Mutinee every Sat- AMUSEMENTS, W Proprictor and Mana, Mr. LESTER WALLAOH® eet i ’ ‘iUstastiGe HROEPTIO: sh COMEDY "SERIES. In order to afford the eoquentess ot bis theatre Wednesday oven hursday evening. the ROAD RUIN Friday ming. the SCHOOL YOR" RN DAL. juee, the ROAD TO KUIN. Saturday ovoning, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, In preparation Colenian's Gomedy of IE JEALOUS WIFE, BLOB GARDEN THEATER. We BSTARIN MATNER Y Mr, CHAR NICK OF tue wooDs Ri) the romantic TO-DAY, NIK OF THE W ar2 P. HE ON ANOSAY. JIBB MONDAY, Octobor 21, the KIRALFY BROTHERS tm the Graud Spectacular production, THE DELUGE, pas AQUAKIUM, BROADWAY AND ee a Open to-day from 9 A. M. till 10 P, C4 eanangnance extansine niterastons Produce trained American thoroughbre startling sensational act, im which o ed bac aid ae from # cenuiue cannon, there will be NO) PERFORMANCE UNTIL FRIDAY EVENING urday at 2P Monduy, October 21, lor two weeks only, Pp, * “BAGNOMS first imonropaltan up sppeatines ot the young, bewutiful and | * fet Foca aegis, TON -QUAKE THEATRE, ~~ OPEN AFIERNOONS AND BVENINGS, AP roprietor, — ae » seals, SHERIDAN SHOOK .. Mr A. PALMER UED SUCCESS TH \ CONTIN aril W Of Sacdou-y greatest 40H We! MOTHER AND 4th Wk MOTHER AND. 80: 4Pl WE The first brilliant nit of the season! 4TH WE “A much better piece than ‘Led “Astray.?”— 40H WE New York Tribune. 4rd Wi “Tho masterpiece of the ablest dramatist of 4TH WEE. the age. ‘ork ‘Time! aT WEE MOTHER AND SON, tlt Wink MOTHER AND 3UN. 4TH WEEK, Every night and Saturday Matince. Abraneh for this theatre has on established at No. Brooklyn, where seats may be bad free 185 Montacue at. of extra chara YRAND OPEN POOLE & D Lessces and Managers Heserved Kens reseed Virgie and Halcony) 50 conte. ENGAGEMENT OF | THE RLE: HOUSK, VELLY IN HER BEAU ius POMS tO DRAMA, _FaNCH o—_—_—_— a PRESENTED WITH AS UNUSUALLY STRONG CAST OF CHARACTERS, NEW SCENERY AND APPOINT. MKN?s, AND A GENERAL COMPL« . E. alb ct HARAG HEALSTIC UF THs THE E. ‘IRST GRAND ¢ BY MR P. 8. ‘GIRAOuE ND dita “Famous BAND, MOnY Pasrons. NY Pastors. UNY PASTORS, TONY PASTOWwS, THE PALACE THEATRE OF AMERICA, GREAT SUCCESS OF TONY PASTOK’S NEW THEATRE, UNIVERSALLY ADMIITED BY EVERY PAPER IN NEW YORK 10 Be THE MOST KL&GANT THba- ey ite THE Soe ——® FRIDAY FRIDAY sia MATINEE F FRIDAY. | FRIDAY KIDAY f Sewattaai bane AEENY FulDay JOu. AND gene egret WATSON AND EL.Is, BILLY ARRY, CHARLEY BENEDICT, KITTY oe wou a AND VICKERS, HAKKY Pee Es IRWIN ERS, BRYANT AND. HOEY, RENOM RWIS HISTERS, EMERSON AND CLARK, Flank GIkaA! y——— —__——- - —-. PASTOR TONY SQRY: PasTUR PASfow TONY a7 a PASTOR THREB HUES Ok JOtOUS PASTIME ak Li PRETED FINEST Company OF VAU- DEVILLE STARS. te THE WORLD. BSEUURE EATS BAKLY FOR THE GRAND FAMILY RECcPTION AND RLUNION FRIDAY. MATINSE FRIDAY aT 2 AYMARKET THEATRE. parte AY. AND Sore sr. O'CLOCK. 4 > eT NAGER “DMTaUsiastic™ TK Ubisscus NIG eas GRLET our SPRRPORM A: NO! eal ope RAND shoxtb CONCERT. SUNDAY sigue COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK, Onis THEATRE AND 624 BROADWAY. NUBY, Mazeger Foley & Shotfer, Glara Moore, Conway & Kerrigan, Anas Morgan, Davenport Bros. Tommy Turner, Lulu francis, John's Hart & A, ©. Moreand, frauk Mara und pa y ashen. WRONESDAT CMATINE ES SATURD. I¥TH AVENUE THEATKE. Lessoos and Managers. ISKE & HARKINS, SPLENDID LEGITOCATE TRIUMPH. MM MM OO DDD ow Va Hess on MN NMO OD JIE MNNMO oD D JJE eee bd D JJEEB sss MNNMO Ob Dur WeE os BW Moo’ bop “333” xex THE COUNTESS BOZENTA AS JULIET, IN SHAKESPEARE’S LOVE TRAGEDY, ROMKO AND JULIET, Bors acer Masenns SATURDAY AT 2. (OFRLE. “ Oscai 1) 1 7 PL MENS, and their Dramatic Dogs ROMEO and ZIP, SAVED FROM THK STORM, Srarpane a TasAzeR, BROADWAY & 38D BT. ‘iM. HE, os R30) MUNDA Yh EVENING, ( ru VERY avEING and rENING, OY SATURDAY, pearance at this becece, ot ra POPULAR teen iB, who will appear, igscren by his own company, in bis eatest succe: PyBares Coats PE Sie a iecerbakage HABRIGAN & ta Fou REIGNING HARKIGAN ia Edward Harri; ae THE M ONC, A grand olio of apectal MATINEES BUNESDA’ re SATURDAY, CKUM THEATRE, lath st, and oe Rf 7 eropalices Railroad Station, skVuNTA Wen “Oe DENMAN cROsEaOR JOSHUA WultTcowe, as performed by bi = 124 nights in Chivage and 66 com cutive nights in San Francesco. EVERY EV NING AND SATURDAY MaTINEK. Qrsinwar HALL. aLualZa. i, , Undrecodouted suscoss THE /AULHAlZA OPERATIC Soxoue aT SECOND CO.O iy UURADAY, vCTu ALINA ALHAIZA, ast LUBERTI, BONIVERDI, and the re a ae opean piano virtuosa, MAX MARETZE HAND GHAND. ORCHESTRA, Dé ST, OMEK, DIRECTOR. FAKEWELL MATINER ON SATURDAY, HK FAMOUS LONDON SHOW. * EERPO! Seats tor 8,000 at 1 and 6:30 P. Admi XRAND LOAN ere ee 4 SOCIETY OF BEOUKATIVE Aut, NATIONAL, ACADEMY. OF DESIGN, he SCENES, ‘he, Ans SEATS SECURED. MATINEE SATURDAY aT2, ie hy THBATRE D, NEUENDOKFF . TO-NIGHT, “FASELH Vomedy in three ac Box office open from 8 to 4 G4" ¥AIR or THE AMERIGAN INSTITUTE. trom 4. M. Rink Mw. 4 Gd sta, oooeDirector Open dail hr and Coupon tiekets, 3 adm! FIrty ll proeu Hwnke both be ee ORK ALEGATRD Ieatine aD, Tickets to be bad at all oast sido stations, MUSIO BY DOWNING'S NINTH REGIMENT BAND, 900, by net! "sotie BUS B AY ger ‘OBER 24, VIENNA OUSTUMK, PAWISIAN Spi AND PURSENIATION Babi 200 KUSRIAN AND VIENNA LADIRS. IN UOSTC UM, ree t TIVOLT aiBar a Bth st, borwe ava, BEST VARIKT Pehrows NOK IN THE CITY, mi ules Frigues, Olars Belmont, Ch atinees Hy Baus, Wa, Morrie, Billy Wovin| nee Thursday Lissie Daly, Frank and Josie! also De Forr Tom Hie! Levavion wat, jst Wat lies Pun-| Sunda; farday Joo Va Gaba VEN Na BALLET THOU UCKINGHAM me i be Beautiful ‘oraere ord aeoctag “an 4 mand evening. Uctover eee aintributed. DWARD ATTEN MOLLERT: vo town, ‘oF concerts yan ah ot. | GILMORB’S GARDEN, I EVERYTHING NEW! THK GREAT SHOW Is WELCOMED BY OVERFLOWING 1 HOUSES t ra CInct Us Al AND Ut MIy. TePODROME i REOHIVED wit A PERFEO! UYCLONK OF ENTHUSIASM! Ne ae a TRAINED TibeRle »TALLIONS . SemENRER GT udmmtred and i applauded by by ail. COUNT PATRIZIO. ara i hig terrific act of CANNON BALL, cardi lired trom a cannon louded in tI JEA the Only Fomaic Hi ‘duraio Hiden the World, Champion | ‘Bareback Kider. Malo, Female and Juvenile Kid ‘Kuan Acrobats, Gymnasts, Aquilibrists, Athletes, gion Sear ry presonce of the audi ¢ VOLGANIO ERUPTION OF ARENIO TALENT. ry ABLS1ROM OF MUSEUM MAstEes AN ARKFUL OF WILD Beasts! DAILY EXPENSES, $3,000. Three times greater than any ber exhibition ever opened in this city. aw\issIUN ONLY 25 AND Rd ENTS. Children under nine yeurs, 2 " ONLY 25 "CENTS EXTUA FOR A Kesh BERED, CUSHIONKD ARMC Doors open at 1 wna 7 P.M, OOTH > TUBATICE, JARRETT & PALME GENEVIEV, RD Seventh wo Maltitudes witns HA. tormancos one hour laters ADMISSION, 50 OENTS, Lesseos and Mani ‘AS QUEEN f her triumphant engaxemeut, ing the Wondrous Spectacle, 900 000009, 09, Ss "0, S HENRY VIL % REDUCTION O¥ PRICEs, Ss Ss oS S 8 Admission, 50 cents: reserved S seats only 50 conte extra; S “cashioned chairs in Dress D ‘Circle, 50 cents; cushioned % seutelin Eamily Circle bus 25 cent o ° La9y id 2, WERK BOT OP oe 0000 000° GRAND MATINEE NBXT SATUADAY AT 1290. Boom. NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. DE MURSKA GRAND Fo POPULAR OONCBRT. A b is being arran which tne rorbuned Wangerian Nightinrate,, Mile 1 Toh Bas MURSKA, and many other distinguisned erciate will take Pis,e Bale of soass to be begun on Friday at the box office, RIVES. 3 3 § Pi GENEKAL ADMIS:ION Reserved seats in orchestra, only 50 cents ‘USH HART's BT. JAMES THEATRE, ‘23d st, pear 6th av, MATINBE TO-Da¥ AT 2. Doors open at MATING TO-DAY AT 2. Pa a Pry 8 open ai ferformanee at % Share, ‘The entire ming wenreine he Matinee te a een thi or FUN, A AND OLIO OP FUN, consluding. on 4 Local Sketeh, BLACKWELL'S AND. BLAGKWELL'S LANL. AT 2 TO-DAY. EVENING aT & CADEMY OF MUSIC. OPENING NIGHT on sa TUE OPERA SKASON, THIS (WEDNESDAY) BY EVENING. October 16, I be performed Verdi's Goera Director of the Musie and Conductor ..+es-.Signor ARDITE ‘The Incidental Divertimoment will bo sup) pokey Mie MALVINA CAVALAZZI and the Corps de Second Night beeription, FRiD: Dat, tat y ys ay st time thls season, oper Le NOZZE DI PIUARO. ti Family Circle (reserve Application Academy of SQULTAN DIVAN," 241 BOWERY, NEAR STANTON —Grand Barmaid’s show every evening: one of the * evlo, ights ;’’ strangers should not miss it; masie hy Bar Looney __WANTED ‘tu PUstUHasE. {7 ANTED TO PURCHASH—THR THOCKING OF A ary Cerny a! Jobbing house. Address ANTED TO BUY GOOD PAYING OOAL YARD, with Stock, in ru order. Apply 110 West 50th st. YW ANTED—“ART JOURNAL,” "75, °76,/77, VOLT Mas “Pleturesque America, price. Address pEALBE Herald oflee” PURCHASE rant or Lunch; Br “K MERICAN STANDARD Lee Ee aud second hand, at reduced rt Chulk, Cues, de. WM. Ht. GRIT new and 1 lowest prices. We ANTED—THBEK Becoet par nopeas BILie state ‘tan Lg Whe box 38 Nowsek i Bo ck Footofleess WATCHES, JEWELRY, a. Ari ate BROADWAY, AlOVE personal property s oid oid, Aixgeeare | ladio: Mi vith Yousph gg ————y STOR'S. 150 "aed yh eee Pre manvfactarer’é td CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, SEAL SA CURR , Silk boacht; Clocks &., bouy aaa ‘Bear 20th ot. a a ©. ALLEN, 1,190 way, near i wi a ‘or address. Ans te, Bi woe iJ Byrd ita oaitatt Chu Jotun om A aan tad See nas ag tee po ee tiry, Carpets, Address M iD MILLE 'S WKLL KNOWN BSTAI £68 6th rave. ley place, ubmest value pasate ones ‘off Clotniny it address, A r FLATTO!: et ea St. 00 = cont more than vely be paid Gustolf clothing. Addrovs M rk THO. Hn fant ead ita Sani x rontlownen' 8 Gaee