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THE COURTS. Results of a Widow’s Over- weening Confidence. A STRANGE STORY. Paternal Feelings that Were Cu- riously Revolutionized. —e——— A atory yesterday came to light in the courts, whiob, if true, is somowhat remarkable. Mary Bow- man, & widow, who formerly resided in Sullivan county, appears as complainant, In March, 1876, she bays, Andrew D. Purtell, who then resided in the a neighborhood, came to-her, her husband having died shortly before, and offered to assist her in mov- ing trom Sullivan county to Hoboken, N, J., as she then contemplated doing, at the same time professing great regard both for her dead husband and herself, Believing in his protestations of friendship, and boing @t this time peculiarly in need of a trusty adviser, Bho at once accepted his proffered services, and from that timo forward placed implicit confidence in his Actions and words. She saya that at the time of her removal from Sullivan county she gave Partell $3,5v0, together with some papors, to take care of for her, it being understood, of course, that ho was to return the same whenever she required it, This money. however, sho says, he nover roturued but Bppropriated to his own use. Sho then gocs on to tay that sn April, 1876, Purtell called at her house with a stranger and stated that as she needed a barpet the stranger would turnish her with one, and he accordingly directed him to tako the measure- ment of her rooms, which the stranger proceoded to do, Purtell told her the carpet woulu cost $300, and as the stranger owed him that amount she might pay Bim the $300. This she did, bat, as sho further alleges, bus never since’ soon the stranger, the carpet or the money, On the 27th of May, of tho Same year, as she continues, William G. Ward, her banker, gavo Purtell, as her agent, $1,820 of her money to be delivered to hor, but which be has since forgoiten to do aod still retuins. In August of tno same yoar she banded him a bundred dollar bill to get changed for ber, but with th me apparent forget. Julness Purtell forgot to return the bill or the change, Loo on ee contrary, as she asserts, converted ‘me to his own use, Io October or September of of she uame yonr, the exact date she fails to remem- fF, Mr. A. ©. Batts, her attornoy, in Monticetlo, Sul- Rein county, guve Purtell $100 of her money, as her agent, to bo delivered to her. This sum, tegether with a check for $100, which she gave to bin to get cushed, was, a3 sho further alleges, hkowise appropriated by Partoll and never accounted for. In tue mouth of September, 1876, being desirous of visiting Sullivan county, she intrusted Purteil with $1,000 to deiray the expenses of the expedition, and altbough tne expenses of tho trip only amounted to $20 she has never since, as she furtbor alleges, geen a ponny of the remuning $980, nor docs kvow what was done with it. At one time she ented to exchange a piece of silk which she had, jor another piece of a different pattern. she intrusted to him for that purpose, but bas never from thut day laid eyes on tho silk or guy other ek trom nim. He would, she says, often Promise to pay her back ‘these — sevoral bums, but uever Kept his promises, and Would toil ber that he hud invested tho money in bis bi a8, Where it was safo and bearing interest. if ‘the early part of 1877, when she became impa- ‘made Various excuses of boing cramped and ppointmonts to pay her, but never kept them. taces jurther that some time after he had ob. tained the $1,820 relerred to he admitted to her that it, but pretended that as she did yt poed the movey he had tnvested 11 in Long Island for wer, where it Wus sale, She says she provested and told him bad no right to Invest her money, and she says he has never told ber how or where the me eae invested aud she now knows nothing bate In another affidavit Mrs, Bowman makos a farther charge that Purteli came to her and told her that his property was about to be sold uouer a foreclosure wad that he wust Dave $3,600 to save it. io told hertnat he bad no money, but had large claims standing out wht ceuld oot collect, and if she would let bin ve the money he would, alter paying the mortgage, exvoule to her apother mortzaze on property which he owned at Long Braneb, worth from $15,000 to $25,000, Relying upon these promises aud represcn- (ations she guve Dim the required sum; but, aus she Charges, bo iuilad to execute the mortgage, und sho has “been uble to get any security tor loun, and what property he did my sold and he is ow without wer to execuio any mortgige, In a third aflidavie ra, Bowman #6 ys that Purtell wrongfally converted to hw own use $9,500 of ber porsoval property, being she Value of certuin certilicates of stock of the Bunk America owned by her, and which be procured {row her on a representation that be wished to bor- tow some money from Mr. Ward, ber banker, aua do- sired 10 deposit these certificutes as colloteral and would roturu them in a few days, Contrary to this jerstandiug, however, she states he took tue stock to Mr. Ward ond directed Lim to@sell it, and that the money, amounting to $5,470, realized from such sale be converted to his own use, und heveraccuunted for. The ubove allegations, appeur io aildavits in three suits brought by Mrs. Bowman against Puriell ia the Superior Court, tor embezzie- ment, couversion aud fraud respectively, aud upon the facta us thus set forth, Judge Freedman [ranted orders of urrest agaiuas Puriell, who was are fested and gave bail to an amount aggregating $17,000. Df couse this is only Ove side of tue story, anu wheo Mr. Parteil puts in his answer the matier may assume an entirely different uspect, REPENTING His GENEROSITY. Some years ago Louis Webor pened an account in tho Bank for Savings of the City of New York, io favor of Jaura K. Weber, the account being us tol- Jows:—‘‘Louls Weber, in trust for Laura K. Weber.” $273 66. Laura, who is the daughter of Louis, now wal to get the money into her own possession, and the father at the sumo tino wants to terminate tho brast and regain control of the deposit. The lea ter bas brougut a suit winst the Marine Court ww get possession of tne ney, claiming tbat 1 belongs to her, applica. fon Was mude by tho Dank 10 Judge MeAdhw to uave the father substituted in its place as defendant, Le end bis daughier being the real parties to the litign- ste apd tbe bank having bo interest therein other to pay the money 19 which of tho two is law- funy eaidtioa to it, and im the meantime ask leave to pay the amount inte court. ‘Ibe father was williog to agwent to the Gubstitution, but the uaughter sirou~ ly objected, ‘ihe Judge holds that the bank bas plied with the provisions of the Gece aud also the geveral uct g to savings bank: <8 eu. tuted we 0 relief it souks, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. In tho suit of the Bowery National Bank against Abram Duryea Judge Donobue yesterday denied a otion to Vacate tha order of arrest and also a motion for leave to plead discharge tp bankruptcy. Hevry McDonough obtained yesterday from Judgo Freedman lave to bring a suit as a poor person Against Joun Whitson to recover $5,000 damages for injuries received by hie child, who was run over by the defendant's wagon, The case of Uharies A. Becker, indicted for com. plictty im the $64,000 forgery on the Union Trust Company, was on tho calendar yesterday io Part 1 of the Court of Genoral Sessions, On motion it was set down for trint to-murrow. Eiliott, who was also tu. a ad sor eee, sume offence, will, 1 ip suid, turd of Bate’: es Mich 1, who was ar forger} committed im Germany, by United Stutes Commissioner Ke art extradition, bas upou a writ of worpus, procured by ox-Judye Dittenhovier, been or- @ored to appear in the United stat reuis Court before Commissioner orn ob Friday next. Tu the United Stutes Circuit Court yesieruay Juage Benodict sontenced George Martin, Post Olive cierk, barged with stealing mousy from way letters, to ove Year aod nine mouths imprisonmeut, aud Herrman Hampson, charge with passing a cuuntertert fity deo! bi reo years imprisonment. 4d of last April an italian bamed Francisco ‘Was tried In tue Coart uf General Sessions ior swindling ® poor woman outof a lurgo unt of mouey, and sentenced by Recorder Hackett to State Prison tor tiv ears, Judge Dovonue, at y Chambers, yesteraay, grautod a writ applhieution of alovers Howo & Hummel, eving the ease to the Geueral Term lor review on Laeiive Kastner breught suit in the Marine Court, Whrouwgh bor counsel, Messrs. Howe & Hummel, “4 he M. Durant tor $20,000 damages lor ach of iso Of marriage aud oritinal Arrest Was iweued against Du. t, nbd be Was veld in default of $3,000 bail, His re, Norwoud and Coggesual, yeterday, ior tue yaoution of the Was denied. how beou commenced mo Court on the part of the same plain- Durant, and Judge Donohue issued a ware = fdireoting the’ Sherif to bold Durant in $2,500 Lom this latter charge. John MeMabon, « driver on the Twenty-third atr Senet’ Was urraigoed yesterday in Part 2 of General Sexsious, at the 1 Seorety for the Prevootion of iT ted on a charg entered « plea of quilty, ereupon sxentenced $200 oH stand comin anu ine possi with, dir, Biaridge T, Gerry Toprosouted In this torm doposits wero mude to the extont of NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, the society. Subsequently Ju preme Court, Chambers, gran! totbo General Term, and m prisoner to bail iv $200, Th fore the General Term 18 that the fine goes to a vate corporation, ang, if itis Dot puid, the defendant ig criminally punished by imprisonment tor a private debt, + ‘There was begun yestorday before Judgo Barrett, boiding Supreme Court Circuit, Part 1, the trial of the suit ioe divorce brouant by Catharine N. Colin agaipat her busband Charies N, Collin, The paruica e mafried on Juve 15, 1875, and in her complaint the plaintiff charges the defendant rious adul- terios with parties unkgown to ever, a specitic adultery with Rose ¥ Lawrence Hotel in June inst The ce eral dental, Joho H, Dunham and Alexander A. ton were exumined yoateraa! to the alleged adul- tery at the hotel named, ‘The triul will be resumed this morning, Ex-Judge Jones appears for the plain- tiff, and Heary C. Piuce for the defendant. ‘bere was tried yesterduy before Judge Van Brunt, holding pared Supreme Court, Circuit, a suit brought py Benjamin T, Babbitt aguinst Charles R, Beckwith and Thomas R. Lewis, bis former bookkeepora, to re- cover $216,988 93 ed to bave been eimvexziod by tbe while in his employ. whole story of tho embezzlement hag been publisned in connection with the crim uits against the same parties on which they were sent to State Prison. ‘the only witness examined was John H. allen, an expert accountant, who examined tho books aud traced the fraudulent en- tries, although skilfully made. A judgment wasgiven for the fall amount, to Which $2,000 extra allowauco was added, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scureemx Courr—Cuamnens—Held by Judge Dono- hue,—Nos. 15, 16, 25, 43, 45, 26, 90, 103, 105, 124, 148, 152, 162, 189, 190, 200, 207, 329, 234, 235, 287, 242, 243, 248, 249, SUPREME CouRtT—GkNeRAL TeRM—Hold by Presid ing Judge Davis und Judges Brady und Ingalls. —Nos, 253, 242, 206, 213, 227, 234, a v1, 394, 208, 225, 207, 212, 202, 264,' 266, 287, 268, 26: 2i1, Surxeme Court—SrecraL Traa—Hold vy Judgo Van Vorst.—Law and Fact—Noa, 632, 580, 374, 647, 645, 649, 650, 66L, 606, 684, 683, 132, 431, 593 02, 603, 651, 695, 409, 611, 623, 508, 251, 9, 426, by, 347. Supaesm Cover—cincuit—Part 1—Huld by Jndgo Barret.—Nos, 8407, 109, 1180, 1748, 1814, 1786, 1769, ‘3544, 8014, 1750, 3946, 1754, 1753, 1778, 17, Loz, 1883, 1886, 1765, 1940, 1965, 8063, 629." Part 2. 3652, 1682, 1889, is, 1 Heid vy Jugge Lawrene 597, i431, 1849, 87, 185 . 3—Hela by Judge Van Bruat —Nos. 2 ang 2216, 1519, 1709, 1816, beri 1882, 1835, 1217, 1721, 18 1893, 1900, 1905, 1034, gets 1933, 2-66, 2308) 2269, 2270, 2271, 2272, 22 m3, 2274. Surekiok CouRtT—GuNeuaL TERM/—Adjourned for the term. supziiok Court—Srecian TErm—Held by Judge Freedman,—No way cuiendar, SureKion Court—TRiau Speir. —Nos. 803, 097, 492, 262, 277, 576, 630, 510, 523, i. 33, 290, 76, 470, Pure 2—tield by Cmiol Justice Curtiz.—Case on, No, 210, Borland vs. Toe Moreartile Mutual Insurance Company. Part 3. Held by Judge Sedgwick —Nos. 631, 519, 550, 556, 445, 594, 391, 622, 451, 435. Common Pi —GENeRAL 1ERM,—Adjourned for the term, ComMoN Pigas—SreciaL Tkkm—Held by Judgo J. F, Duly.—No day calenuar. CouMon PLKAs --quity Txnm—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—Nos, 1 Common = VLx. Chiei Justice U ‘Term—Held by Juage -TkiaL TxRmM—Part 1—Held by P, Daly —Nox 709, 760, 758, 768, Ft 763, 721, 750, 1703, vs], 172, 1887, 407, 408. Page 2. 2 lela by Judge Larremore,—Nox 1633, 677, ot 412, 413, 1699, 1595, 699, 698, 1806, 1172, 1309, 1795, 110, 1041, 2, 1256, 1815, 958, 645, 717, 315, * 1805, 648, 802, 205, 631, 120, 1222. Maxine Court—Ixiat Ixea—Purt 1—Held — by Judge Sinnoit.—Nos, 4490, 4789, 4916, 4795, 4588, 4756, 2708, 4749, 4700, 4844, 4786, 4818," 4724, 4601, 4842" Vurt 2—Held by Judge Sheridan,—Nos, 4080, 4217, 3702, 20, ‘4416, 4254, 4196, 4165, 3714, 3691, Part '3—Hola by Chief Justice Nos 6026, 8628, 4671, 3221, 5072, 5073, 5074, 5075, 5076, 5077, 579, 6080, SO8i, 5082, 6083, Count ‘oy GENERAL Skssioxs—Part 1—Held by Judge Sutherland.—tho People vs. William’ McGlory, foloujious assauli; Samo va, ‘Thomas Carroll, felonious assault; Same vs, Frupets Anderson, graod larceny; Sume vs. Charlotte Madison anu four others, graad jurceny ; Same vs. Dennis McCune, graud larceny; Samo vs. James Sunith, grand larceny ; Same vs. Joun L. Perrine, grand larceny; Same ve. Joun Edward forgery; Same vs. Willum i. Gales, petit larcen, Same vs. William Rourke, petit larceny; Same vs. Daniel Condon, bigamy ; Same vs, Mury Clurke, abauc- Siou; Same vs. August Huntington, petit lare ceuy; Same vs. Catherine Sturgis and Cat erine’ Boardman, orderly house. Part 1— Held by Judge Giidersleéve.—The People vs. Jonn Crowley, felonious assault; Samo vs. Michac! Deno hue ana James Bingham, felonious assault; Same vs, William Grote, felonious assault; Same vs. James k. Edwards, burglar; Jurceny ; Same vi Same vs. Heury ©. Clark, grand same vs, Lena Johugon, grand larceny; . Joseph Gillezpio, grand larcepy; Sume vs. Bisseau, graud larceny; Same’ vs. James , grand larceny; Same va, Kdward Grimin, se- duction; Same ve. Theodore Scroll, talse pretences; Same vs, John McCormack, assault aod vattory. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. ARMY REGULATION—A BLGIMENTAL QUARTER- MASTER SERVING AS ACTING ASSISTANT COM= MISSABY ENTITLED TO ADDITIONAL PAY. Wasminaton, Oct, 22, 1878. Tho following decision has beeu rendered by the United States Supreme Cour No. 1,031, The United Siates ve. John T. Morrison. irom the Court of Ciaims, , & heutenant in the Tenth as uppoioted regimental quar- terinarter, and bis appointment approved June S0th, 1875, Ou'the same day, Hunt, a second lieutenant in the regiment, wus promoted to be ieu- tenant in the place of Morrison, ‘a ppoins led regimental quartermaster.” On the 22d ot October, 1875, Morrison, “in addition to his other duties,” was “assignod 10 duty as assistant commissary of post,” und by virtue of that Appowutwnent served us uctOog assistant commissary trom November 1, 1875, to and including February 28, 1877. He bas’ beew puid in full as quartermaster, but votbing iu aduition as veuing assistant commis- sary. uction 1s brought to recover at the ra Of $100 a year for oxtra service. The sin.le question presvated Is whether, since tho Revised Statutes, # regimental quartertaster serving algo ag acting assistant commissary 18 entitled to ad- ditioual pay on ihat account, By section 1,102, Revised Statates, each regiment of cavairy ts to buve among its officers one quarter- mnuster, Who {sto be an “extra Heutenant, sviected from the first aud second iieutenants of the regi ment.” Such has beca the law since 1806. a2 609, sec. 11; 14 stat, 432, sea 3) selection is made by the colonel or permancat commanding villver of tho regim: subject to the approval of the Secretary of Wat Unul 1870 the pay of regimental quarterm “$10 per monty in addition to their pi aus forage (2 stat. 452 24). 1870 (16 sat, 320 se y line”? act of July 15, 24), proviaed that the pay ot “regimental quartermaster sult be $1,800 (4 your); the pay of first Heutenant, mounted, snail be $1,500; the pay of fret leuepont, not mounted, shail be $1,500; the pay of second lieu. tenant, mounted, shill be $1,600; the pay of second hivutenant, not mouuted, shail ve $1,400 the pay Of acting assistant commissury all be 100 in addition to pay of bis rack.” Ihis pro- vision bas been reproduced Statutes (secuivu 1, 261) vor is thereiore eiher a Heutenant im rank and his pay $1,800, There 13 no provision for the pay of the rank of tteutepant dis- connected from the service to be performed, but the pay of the rank 18 graduated by the service, The Gompensation Is uot for rank and service, but for rank according to service, fhus a leu. tenant in cavalry service is id more than infantry and ip regimental lad Whether in one service or another bis rank tenant, and thatot bis rauk, Under t rank includes all, Beg an extra lieaten- ant iu the regiment assigned to duty as quartermaster, aud consequently pertorming regi mental service, bis pay as lwutenant ts $1,800, Wo theretore, the Additional duty of acting assistant com. Inissary 18 put upon bit tt would seem to be cloar that, looking at the a@tatute alone, be te entitled to the additional allowed for that service, The rule now im iorce, that “No officer shall receive pay tor two stait appornt- *7 48 held not to apply, be- pay garded as an additional staf appointment; so I 18 bela that in this caso the additional compensaiion Was uot pay tora d stall appointinent, ‘The ChietJustice delivercd the optuion, PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COURT, Wasitincro, Oct, 22, 1878, In the United States Suprewo Cour No, 301. The United States, piaintilt in error, va. Fousto Mo ‘Submitted by Mr. Assistant Attorvey General Smith for pininet 10 error and by Mr. F. BR. Gouders jor defendant ia error under the twentieth rule. This case involved the q Of the uct ot 1862, re here outgorny vo tion of the construction uirmyg 4 clearance bond in casos is were bound for such a des. hould cause suspicion that the éargocs were iutevded for ports within the rebel Lines, whether tu uli cases the amount of the bond should conlerm to one section of the Jaw of fell within the discretion of the customs offloers as provided in an. other section, No. 26. Ames D, Williams, appellant, Hogoot.—Argumeot coutwued by Mr va, Johnson Leroy Youmins for appeile aud concluded by Mr. LD. MeMation fur appellant, 28. asia’ H. und Edward H, Groen, appellants, Gordan ot al. —Continued., “on BL The New Jersey Ziue Company, appellant, amnuel Wethertil et Mar 82 Samuel Wout New Jorsey Zine Company, 33. The New Jersey Zine Company, appellant, va. Sanyo! Wernerill ct al. 34 Samuel Wetherill ot al w Jersey Ziue Company, Dis Wie, appellants, va. The appellants, va. The sed With cos! y M by Me. KS. Isuam and Mr. George L. Paddovk tor ap- pelive. No, 86. Bugone Howland, appeliant, L. 8. Bia and James tT, Kilott.—Argament commenced by Mr, D. G, Hooker for appetiant, Aiouraed until to-morrow at twelve o’slock, REAL ESTATE. Sales made on tho Rea: Estate Exchange October 22 are as folio BY RICHARD V. HARNETT. Foroclosure salo—L. W. kmerson, referoe—of the five atory fsctory, ‘with two lots, each 25x125, Nos. 191 and 193 Chrystie st., w. s., 200 ft. a, of Riving~ ton st., to senry I, Hermann Also public auction suie of two story brick house and stable, with lot 20. ar No. 701 3d a corner uf 44th ut., to E. 5, Birt il. W, COATES. MeGalurix, saltiness Poteaieare ale of the ‘threo atbry brick building, with lot, 1 255 Rivington at, 8, 19 ft. @. of SI plaiocit.. B. E, BY JOUN T. BOYD, B. RB. McCafforty, referoe—Horeciosure aale_ of the thres story brick dwelling, with lot, 19x75, No. Bust dd at, 6. 6, 93 tt. 'w. of av, D, to plujatif® 5,000 Total. sevees8T3,000 OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following ia a statement showing the real estate transactions recorded in tho Rezister’s office October 22, 1878:— S6th st, ms, 140 ft. we of 4th ndrews Soher to Olivia Langdon, $4, 51 ft. ¢, fay A. ISxb% Crombie aud wite to Gavriel Levy “ Oth av. 6 SUD IL» of Oth a V26xi00; Eva Ww enzo to Willlwa 8 ++ 15,050 ti ig. corner af Pietcher others 5th wt. Alex Fioluer on) wife to, Henry B. Bi 28, Elizaboth st. 50), 25x04; ‘Dry Duck’ Savings Lustitution to Barua Ginsburg. 1 bh ay., w. &, 50.5 It, A. Crain and wite 1th ay., & @. corner 54th Cross to John Hetetich rae eteres) tu Andrews 140 tt. w, of duh ave, ste, De 8, 412.6 Et. 0 Sartons (referee), to 2,900 Gill Fumes aad’ Patelek, t3 Fasaes M. Von Sckosa- hoven ses. General assignment King, David, Se,“ (assiguee of B."L. Solomon & pons), to Lewis May....e. -General assignment s. aE. Specht (ud- 60.6 IL. w. of 4th ++ 810,Q00 ane and wlso property. 1,700 meines mae wile, to Liege C. Botly, kesex st: 1 you teres Bronson, Wilicus ‘aud we lie: to 3 ry Buuler, 6 eo corner of 4th av, and 78th “ates ; three years 10,000 je E. und husband, to Felicite B. id dt, we of Boulevara Cecelia K. wud busband, to Anasta: r (trustee, &c.), 8. 8. of 44th st., west of Sd 6,000 2,500 tution, 4,009 Hedenkimp, Diederich sud les Krauonteit, now. ovruer of Sangin aa isvinw stulmonts Kendall, John U.,to Henry N. Wheeler, Ste, w. Of Ath a months. Langdon, Ulivia, to Androws sohi ot 4th yours... Salomon, Kebocen, to Join J. Jonkius aud auoiher, trustess, &e.,n. ¥. of West 12th nt... of Green: wich st; S yeuri i Schumacher, Joni Hildebrand, s. ston sts. jenjaniu ¥., to Henry Gieschen, District G: Lodge x paw 10. B. District No. 1 of the I. 0. Gunning, Lucen Kiley, Charies V logit, trustee, &e, Same to-sume. Smith, Jonas Norto HEAVY SUITS FOR LIBEL, William Hughet id 4, J. Morris, law partocrs in this city and Brooxlyn, have brought three suits for libel in the Kings County Supreme Court, the de- fendants being John M, Crane, cashier of tho Shoe and Leather Bank, in Broadway, and two nows- pers, Some timo since the New Jersey country idence of Andrew V. Stout, president of tho bank named, was brokon into aud rovved. It is charged that Mr. Crauo gave information to the newspapers that the plaintifis were connected with the crime and that they puvlisued the libel. Judge Dykeman yesterday granted av order tor Mr. Crane’s arrest, Ho 18 sued for $20,000, one of the newsp: pers for a similar amount aud tho other for $50,000, rr MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED, GorMLky—Stewart.—Oo Wednesday, October 16, al the residence ofthe vride’s parents, by the Rev. Wilham Wylie, Jamxs Gorutey to Jxy: oi ion daughcer of Rovert sewart, Keq., ali of Myexs—Marks.—Oo Thursday,” October 17, “878, at the Reformed Churcn, West Farms, by the Kev. Joun Simonson, Evwarv MYKKS to MARY AUGUSTA, daugh- ter of Leonard Mapes, of Westchester, N. Y, SuypkR—Van Hourey.—At the house of the bride's Yatnor, Jersey City Heights, October 17, by Rev. 0. B. Bidwell, Cuartes FRaxcts SNYCER to Mires ADA Vay Hovrox, ail of Jersey City. WiLcox—Jamxs.—At Galveston, Texas, by the Re 8. M. Bird, rector of Trinity Church, on Monday, Oc- tober 14, 1578, Fxaxk S. Witcox, late of Jersey Guy, to Eumanern ALEXANDER, daughter of Thomas W. James, E: of Jersey City. DIED. Braxisit,—Ricuarp C. Beamisi, at his rosidonce, 470 20 av. Notico of funeral bereatter. ve o'clock this morning (October Bunnys, only soo of Thomas Burns ate Bridget Burne Fuveral at half-past une o’clock, from residence Na. 164 9th wt., Jersey City. Bunxs —On Mongay, October 21, Many Ayyu, the beloved wile o1 Cornelius Buras, iu the 37th year of her age. ‘Toe relatives and friends ef the tamily and those of bor tutuer, Heury Cogan, are respecttuily invited to attend the funeral, on Wounesday, October 23, at ovo o'clock, from ner in residence, No, 201 East 10th at, Boxvicrt.—At Hariem , October 20, of consumpulo Loviak ANSurTe BURNETT, to the 2let year uf Le Puueral private, ¢ Bunoxe.—On Monday moroing, October 21, AxN © AuweLL, tue wily of Charles % in the T6cu ear of bor age. Kelauives and {riends of the tamily are respectiully fovited w attend the funeral Services, on Wednesday uhervoon, 2a inst, at four o'clock, irom ber inte residence, 333 Bust 651b st. No flowers. BUTLER.—Suddenly, ou Sduday, October 20, Pat. Rick Burien, of tne frm of A. Ho Hart & Uo., aged 42 years, 6 months and 7 days Also bis wile, Karin B B aged 28 yoars, 2 months and 5 days. Anderson, é. ne rolutives aud friends Of the funily ure reepect- tuily invited ittend the funeral, irom their lato residence, No. 457 W. 24, atten A. M. 10h av., where © requiem musa will bo offered; thence to Cuivary Cometery, CoLtins,—Oa Tuesday, October 22, J, J. Couns, aged 33 years. Memvers of tho Theatrical Mechanical Association meet at the rooms, corner Bo wory aud Broowe st., on Thursday, at can ont twelve P. M., to attend the fu- neral. a MILLER, heoateee Secretary. Conutxs, —seaavely heart disease, at d Springvisle, Staten Island, N. ¥., on Monday, Oc ber 21, Win Liam Cobtixs, in the d4th year of bis age. Funeral Toursday, October 24, at ball-past one o’cloek, trom bis late residence Devon. —On Monday, October zl, Sanam A., wife of Houry ¥. Devoe, aged 04, Funeral survices will be bold at tho residence of her fou-in-law, Mr. Joon H. Raynor, No, 63 Kast 1281p st, on Wedu jay, 23d inet, at tweive M. Reiatives and friends ure ivited 10 attond, Intermeut at Yonkers Dory.—At Throgg’s Neck, Westchester, on Tuesday, October 22, ANN Euizaneti, je of Thomas Doty, aged 35 yeu ‘The relat and Itch of the family aro reepoct~ faily invited to ai funeral, trom the Pres terian Coureh, Thi are Neck, on Thursday, Oorob 24, at 2 o'clock P. M. fisn,—On Monday, October 21, in Montelair, N. J., At the residence of his son-in-law, Heary O, Motnell, the Rev, Dr, Jouy BF, Fisn, Chaplain United States Army. Foveral sorvices at the Episcopal Unureb, be ose clair, nestay, October 23, at hall. o'clock, Carriages Will be at the d the arrival of the 10:40 train trom ware, Lackawanna and Wostera Ri clay and Christopuer sts Froyp,—On Sunday, October 20, at his late resi- dence, No, 68 West 34tu st, D. Vax "Hons Fiovp, in the Olst yoar of bis age. Relatives and Itiends of the tamity are rogpectfully invited to attend the funeral, tro: mek Chureb, on Wednesday, 230 inst., ut One o'clock I’, Forses.—At Paterson, N. J,, Ootover 20, \pnasene A., Wite of Colin V. G. Forbes, azed mf yours. Retutives aud triends a nour dep one o'clock P. M. 10:16 A. M. Fox.—On Monday, Ootober 2 88 Madison oD Marky Fox, a 0 Leitrim, The Tolalives abd friends aro rospocttatly fovitod to Ationd tho luaeral, Irom hor lave residence, 68 Mau! UUIUBER 23, 1878.—TRIPLE SHEET. on Wednesday, October 23, at two o'clock P. Femaing wili be taken to Calvary Cemetery, Giravun.— junday, October 20, ANN ELiza, bee loved wife of Francis 5. Giraud, aj ed 63 y Relatives and triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday. Ociover 23, at one o'clock, {rom hor late residence, 343 Sackett st., Brooklyn, HaLxy.—Oa Tuesday morning, October 22, after a Jong and lingering illness, Taxcesa E. Haney, in tho 830 year of her age. Relatives and fricods aro respectfully invited 10 at. teod the funeral, from ber late residence, 329 East 49th BL, ab nine o’cloek, Poiledeiphia pupers please copy. Haysus.—Oao Tuesday, October 22, Miss Fanny Haysuxn. Relatives and friends are respeottuily invited to at- tond the eral, on Thursday, Octaver 24, from 757 Greenwich st., at two P.M, LeMMERMANNY —On Sunday night, October 20, Hane MAN, Only Bou of Jou anu Adelaide Lommermaun, aged 22 years, Relatives and {rienda are respectfully invited to at- tend the tunoral, on Wednesday, October 23, at halt- past one o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 42 8tn ay. MACPHERSON.—AL the residence of her son-in-law, George W. James, ou Monday, October 21, Carne mise Warp Dkvox, widow of tho ite Alexander Mug- pherson, 10 the 73th year of ber age. Relatives and triends are invited to attend the tu- nerul services, ut the Collegiate Reformed Duteu Chureb, Latayette pluce, corner of 4th ut., on Thurs- day, October 24, at two u’ciock P. ML. Morr. ouls J., suddenly, in Providence, R. L, on October Notico ot funeral hereatter. McCuEN.—At her late residence, 446 West 36th st., on Monday, October 21, alter along and paintul iil bess, JANK, beloved wie Of James MeCuen, in the 55th year gf her age. Funeral will take placo on Thursday, Octobor 24, trom the Presbyterian Chureh, 57th #t., newt Broad: Way, at hatl-past twelve P. dM. Relatives aud friends are respcetiuily invited to attend. MoCux.—Oa Monday, October 21, at Keyport, N. J., Patrick McUvue, in the 41st year of his age ‘Tho relatives and triouds are respectiu'ly Invited to attend the funeral, trom foot of Harrison st, on ‘Ybursday morning, at ball past nine, sharp, Napixn. —October 1878, Jawus Napisr, aged 72 yours. Relatives and friends aro'invitea to attend the funeral, from Church of the Good Snopherd, Me- Donougt st. and Lewis av., Brooklyn, on Weduesday, 23d 1M8L., wt ball-pust two P.M. NouRIS.—At Hempstead, L. 1, ow Satarday, Oc- tober 19, Kev. Winiaam H. Nonnis, aged 77 yours. Relitives anu friends are juvited to attend the fu- neral, this day (Wednesday), at two P.M, from lis lute residence, on Fulton st, Hempstead, trains leave Lo land City and Flatbusn av., Brooklyn, at 12 M. Carriages will be in waiting at the depot. Nornis.—Octover 21, at hor resiaence, Jorsey City Heiguts, Sanauw ANN,’ wife of Edward’ Norris and duugbter of the late William Reed, of the parish of Ewnurst, Sussex, England, Notice 01 tuneral to-morrow. Kitey.—On Monday, October 21, of pneumonta, AGNxs, ouly chila of James and Mary Riley. ‘Tho relatives and irieuds of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the fuueral, from the residence ol her parents, 424 West Sst st, on Wednesday, Oc- tober 23, at two clock. Sauri.—in Brooklyn, October 21, of diphtheria, Spexcur Wiis, only son of J. Spencer Smith, aged 4 yours, 3 months, 16 days, Funeral (private) Octover 23, at two P, M., from the reriderze'67 Putnam ay., Brooklya. Suitn.—In this city, Monday, October 21, after a Mogering iiness, Hors, youngest son of Coristina and the late Williain Sinitn, 1p his 14th year. Speyens.—Ou Monday, lst mst., at Khzabetn, Ne J., alter muca suffering, JABS SPEYKRS, of New York, in the 71st year of bis aze. Funeral trom residence of Mrs. Derkheim, No, $57 Broad st., Eugabeth, nesday, ut tour o’clock, Fricuds are kindly requesicd not to send flowers. Spein.—On Sunday, October 20, after a severe itl- noss, JaMss I, SPEIR, aged 53 yours und 6 months, Relatives and triends, also the members of the Po- lice Department and Henry Clay Lodge, F, aud A. M., are respectiuliy invited to attend the tuueral, from his late residence, No. 379 Bleecker at., this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at ono o'clock. Members of Henry Clay Lodge, No, 277, F, and A. M,, are herovby summoned to meet at the tuage rooms on’ Weduorday (to-day), ai one o’glock, to attend the funeral of our lute broth By order of VALENTINE, —October 78 yeurs. Friends and relatives are respecttully invited to at- tend the faneral services, from bor late residence, 57 East hah st., on Wednesuay, 23d inst., at seven o'ctock P. Wax Dixs,-—Octobor °1, ab Hohokus, N. J., Sorita, wilo of GC. Van Dic i. ne 85ch year of her age, Reluiives und irienus ure invited ty attend ber tu- from her late rosidence, on Wednesday, Octu- at two o’clock P. EN, Master. 22, MaRINDA VALENTINE, aged OB KICK | NOTICh. NOTICE, The toreizn mails for the wook ending Haturday, Oe tober 26, 1878, will close at this office on Tuo ‘at iM, tor Kurope., b: team jp Wisconsin, ‘via Quesanvewn Wednesday, wb 12:30 P. M., for Europe, by steamship thin vin Queenstown (cortrepondence tor France tu bo lor. warded, Uy, this steamer must bo specially addrosued)- aud at P.M. for France direct, uy steamship Laurent sia Haveos Gn Thursday at if is foe Heunce, Germany. Bos by stenmsbip Herder, via Plymouth, Chervourg Ham. Lrg. (corcoxpondenes for Great Britain and the Continent to ve Wwewarded by this stexmer must be speciully ad- dzor dat 12 M. tur kurope, by stexmship Celtic via Quo 1 (correspondence tor'Gormany and Frauve to Ue forwarded by this steamer must be speck: dressed); on Suturda by steamabip ichern, respoudence tor be forwarded by, this steamer must bo specially ad. dressed), t 12 M. for Europe, by steamship Clty of Dottie iar Wassustven. teonreepansonse tov Germany ood Beotland to ve forwarded by this steamer must be special- ly addrexsed) und at 12M. fur Seotlind direct by steam- ships | tihopia und Glusgow. ‘The st sin, witie wud City of Ber! for Sweden and Norway. wall ‘pi jew Yor« October 21, Ue lonve New York Octo- uve Now York Octover speak aan Francisco Uc- ud Japan leave Sau . tober 28 ‘The mails tor Chin: Frauciseo November 16, THOMAS L, JAMES. Postmaster. _Post Ovrice, Skew York, October Lif, 1878. POLITIC Om DEMOCRACY. \ wecting of the Delegates to the County Convention y Democracy with ve held at Head B97 in avs Tuts bdseraser 4) evening, Veto: .8 o'clock. AM B. TAPP HS Tiuorny \ tent Ae} SAia. Secetasten Brees, TARIETY OF PC ballot sy a mammoth p tae MERKUPOLITA ORTES, ORGA Nv my A vine, ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLis8 PIANO” ‘OK re FOR SALE AND fo RENT, TIOAL PRINTING FROM Wareroui n at. HAINES BROS, nd 21st at. re | Factorion Say nnd Staton. A= BI UNION SQUARE otlur their large sssorsmment of now aud secsed band Finuos at prices to sutt the time to rent. TURE 's large ssourtmout. of ond hand Pinnos (wmo'of the latver as scood Le sold oF rented at prices to sult tho times, as anos, in porfect order, 112 5th av.. above 16th wt PLANUPORTE, $5 Steinway Piavotorte, great bar- 6, near Broadway. \ BESUTIFUL 2A monthly tnatel s KOSEWOOD onts A 2 5 Aardoow N EXCELLENT STEINWAY 4A for saio very to: wh. Uprich how and second hand, fur sule of rent 10 AL BRAUIIGAM, SONGERT GKAND nd Square Mavos, ad ronlly almost a: Please call nt the rent eabtact uptight 0, made te order, cost $1,000, lor 8: 4, Stvol, aha ses tear Uuti exbiuet. Cail private residence 120 W ay. BOFAMILY WILL BLL STEINWAY {A Planoforve, $113: Cabinet, Grend Upright, Tig octave Plano, uscd only Ove, months, sacrifiee; box tor shipping: Also handsyn Pan cham er and dining Furniture, in at quarter cost, Cail private residence 72 West 19th the between Sth snd Gib ave Priv fiveary, Pianotorte, AGON.& KAgR U 1ATS and 1.475 Broadway, 1 pent of their old and reliable vale OF Font ou ren ake of Pianos (now able terms, and socous aud) | VOR SAL WARGATN— NEW cEKGnT Prospect tr Addrons STH 4 ton. KANIOH & BACH, BVERY tument; bowntiful ease and tone, id Uptown office, BAST 29D ST. it fine een 4 ey are offering very id sold on Iustalinonts, M iene ne if merits exposition monte, Une may be pneehased by payment of oor quarter | for ten quarters. Warerooms 25 Union w York, IUKNT 7 OCTAVE 5; also Steinway and Uprignt; VORDONS 16T I Ole Piakos axe ANS EXtRGMELY LOW POR engh, ot snail monthly or quarterly paymonis, oF to let irom $4'upward ORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East 14th st. ROsB WOOD PIANO- D WAND PIANOS, IX PERPROT ODER, cheap for cash, from £50 up; mow Organs for $30; splendid Piano to rent at $4 por mouth. WILLIAM ‘A. Union square, bosween 15th and 16th ‘On D & OO. 25 cash; small monthly paymen Ma jafactarer, 8 Uni xX: PRIGHT PLANOS=A YING “Aes NT OF NEW and sscond hand forsale and to ront at Waltins a“ 7 Kast 16th st. UARVED LEGS PIANO, tainway tiprleht of sqmaro nt sy rt ay! sgeare $5 routs ret Kit WAUKR. 0 Union square (4th AV), 150 O-4 Ly Ma FAutuY pia SELL “5, le wood Plane, v8 , b Coveted isnt Maste Ab atee | jee purchased: Ti B. wili make hor first apy Logan's adaptation of ful comedy, in threo acts, entitle, A James Dun’ Poole and Miss agues Proct No Matineos during LO'TT A'S encagomont, AMUSEMENTS, Th TRE COUNTESS BOZENTA, as TYPPERR oo U Ever ERR, 00 9 w Ro oU U F R RO OU U eS SU o RO OU U FRF RRR GO GU U FPF RRR O OU u ‘wiki ee ew ele Bo 8% Gt & OE B00” be AND A VERY POWERFUL CAST. ARK TUSAT ER COMEDY. The pertormance commencing ouch eveniag with Mr. Howard's sketch, OLD LOVE LETTERS, No Matin urd ay. SATURDAY EVENING, Octobor 26, the duimitable LOTTA ©. he company will include M Baiubridge, Ed. Marble, h, B. Bradley, pearance in two years in Miss Olive Moithac aud Halevy's auccess- derie Robinson, C. ett, William Wail Frod. Porey, Mrs. Churles TH I Director of the music aud Conductor MANRICO, gony Seats, honse, ONE Di AM MY OF MUSIC. PRODUCTION OF or OURTH ‘OF (WE! DNESDAY, iB 10. ia Mlle, MALVINA CAVALAZ’ tind the Corpa de Ballet. ble peters oe ru AY EVE CONTE LULA ho Bux Uflice open vdatly ¢ from 9 till ND OPEKA | POOLE & DONK Kesorved Seats (Urchostra, PosiTiVibLY LAST W. POSITIVELY LAST Wit TNANGHON MATISEK” 10. MATINEK 'TO-! MATINEE ‘TO. MATING Tos PuAKL ‘ M. Signor FR ANGI CRICKE' RICKK CARMEN TH ‘RY . SINICO BLACIL iWin wAUK Signor ARDIIL vA raat SDHSORIPRION, Miu, La BLAGILS + seeeee Mme. SINICO 2 olotock, Mile, MINNIE HAUK admit four) $6, FkR ANDO, AZUCEN. LEONORA GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, nt LA TRAVIATA. VIOLETYA.. Matinoe Prices of Admission—Boxes (to $8 und B10 ouch, nccording te location; Parquet and Bul: deneral Admisslun, t0 all’ paste of the ‘DAY. DAY. bay. DAY. Lommunee ut 2 o'clock, STE, ‘Oe SAVOY. > Boautital Kquestries PATRIZIO CATCHES CANNON BALLS shot trom can- Raby Lions, Museum of Adimissiol BAUNUM'S ‘NEW AND GR ATHST | SHOW ON EARTH. OPEN AFTERNOONS A! AND EVENINGS AT GILMORE’S GARDEN. ENTIRE OCHANGA © OF PROGRAMME. The great ‘Sensational Mei Menage Act and first uppear- 7 ance in this city of MISS EMMA LAKE, non loaded with powder. tho xide-saddle queen, riding w thorouxhbrod, leaping ton feot in the air and thirty foot banners, 1s dashing through eirclos of fire. 20 ROYAL TRAINKD STALLIONS, introduced Im new nets by Curl ‘Antony. 12 B&ASON GITED, HOESES PERFORMING AT 100 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS, in the unsurpassed areule ontertal ament GREAT TRAINED WILD BEAST ShOW. bavy Tigers, bab; Camels, b arvels, Li ‘onders, Uptteal ilu aby Monkoys. ons, reserved seats, 25 ents ox- tra; chitdred under uive years, 25 conte. Dorr upen ut 1 and7 2’, M. Grand Entree one hour inter. BAKNUM, Proprictor. Daliy Matinces aro fully us Uriliiant und less erowdod JOHN Bosleese communications adare G. W. H. GRIFFIN, Manager. ANDY BLAL ‘ie PRETTIEST, TEMPLE ‘OF AMUSEMENT IS SF WORLD, AL eae | MATINEE. RESERV: LD SEATS (iu ps COMBINATIO: Qmceae On WEDNESDAY And CONDU ibe ACCUMPANL ADMISSION, ry ‘The Wi mot stars, toxesh the Tivol 1 Fautomime Compan, MAGGOTS MIPOI: WEATKE COMI reve BLiZaMETH VON sTAMWIIZ... wY EVENING AND SATURDAY MCAT Nita. Sit U HARRIGAN AND: TH ULLIGAN GUARD 11 THE “PANAC i H WILD, BILLY Hart. WEEK OF THE INTENSIFIED HIT, BROADWA’ Proprictors ONL. Dai, GRAY, SUN, SHAY, &C. MATINEKS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, JAYMARKET THEATRE. Lip AY., AND 3OTiI ST. DMINSION,. isda chED™ MANAGE 25 CENTS, MATING K. M. K. GRAND 3A CONCERT zi SUNDAY NIGHI, COMMENCING aT 8 0'CLOCK, ROADWAY THEA CORNER SoTH St. SDGAR & FULTON, .Lesseos and Managers POPULAR PRICES ON BROADWAY, ‘quot oF balcon SIGHTS SUCUKSS ST ) ELIZABETH “Vou STAMWITZ, as MESSALIN A. THE KOMAN EM jation of impnssioned a Monday, November 4, GEORGE 5. will spoons in OTTO. ates i SMALANA. KNIGHT and Go HAL MK CARL LANZER'S (she popuiar Vio First (of four) Cay Orchestral and Voeal Conece EVENING, Oct. is rts. 74, at 8 o'clock. Un which occasion he will huve the assistunce of MK JA PALTISO., t EMMA WEED, Sopran Miss HAMA WILKINSON, Cow vu. Subseripiion for Coui it BERLE'S TIVOLL THEATRE, Sth st., betwee: FOUR HOURS OF UNALLOYED Pettingill aud Gal d Josie Do Forrest, Li with the and 79 NnkS THUURSDA t Pianist, no. tralto, n 2d and 3d av ave, PLEASURE, at Ameriean Team, Jules Friguet, Ciara Bel. 4p, Merrie, Jo! a Koweh, Fi ‘rank ity othe % Vieuus Katies 4 is and. tu Tus AKRON ‘AND. SATURDAY: APTRUNUUNS! ALSO AUSDAY MIDIUWE, TkE THE CRICKETS HOUSE GKAND Qkske, Hoos E. 19 DaY. AIINEK. as’ Fae NCHON, ITH AVENUE HALL, 2ér ST. way. MONDAY, Ostobor Nv weured ut C3, Peck's 25th st. 21, and ducing the AND owned throughout Feonts, ottce, No, 8 MATINKLS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2P. M. Tickots to matineo, 60 conts. valee STEINWAY HALL, SY Mr GONT SocIuIY oF” (6) SYMP andes The former oubeecibers to ¥ ean govate their samo soars B' 2eeae TeVE NINE THOMAS SY NPHONY if this sorioy public rehoarsals by applying at stolnway BO. Le Sew HUNY COSCERIS (8) FUuLIO REHBARSALS, CONCERTS m,25 conte, DAMKOSCH YORK, of concerts and Malt tals week. YRAND OPERA HOUSE, TUK MAGGIB MITCHELL AS FAN ‘aris b; Elite Soeial VESTIVAL OF St. ANDUCIIE. U-DAY, JUHON, Ly Sargua Maite, ‘THEATSE, PHILADKLPIILA ING (SATURDAY EXCEPTKD), MONDAY, NOVEM BIE 4-KMMA ABBOTT, WITH Hkgs KNGLISi OPRRA Comvany, CADEMY, aa aust, d Seats, ain 1 Aeadomy of Must AabODoRE. TILE MONDAY EVENING, OCTUBE. Now keosate, “A master offort by & master mind. “HEART'S KAS ITALIAN OPERA. it rogular rat ar rimarinn ines] OFFICE, int apway. a) THREAING HALE. HALL. 28, TO-MOKROW the saio of tickets will begin at Pond’s, 25 Union square, Admission 50 cents. No en charg fur resorved a C fs structs fadi a OLLSGB OF DRAMATIC ART, ee LEXINGTON a\ av.— Protessor lip eLawrenco, akor,’? ‘Comstoek's JARD, PRIVATE pesone x Cor ORs, FURS winaine 17} Brows! way oppesiie Stewart's. OLKCULANS M NILA J. JAY WATSUS, Bireetor._ Jem darmen enti Wagen| FROM ilu OP- oP. . EDWARD SOU: roy & iroey slo tauces. a WOOL'S GYMNASIUM, NO. 6 B. 20 cl runoiog ssa ROAD. ik, A AMUSEMENTS. mposy” PASTOR'S. ~~ TONY PASTOWS™ 9 iousis chown b. ? Murphy and Morton, @—— Billy Carver, Watson aad Ellis, vie Rai Juin sisters, M Ba Marry, Harry Kernel. Chew Benedict. oun AND logy. eran eRIL 4 Bekaay KENNEDY [Wien ———-® AMY CARROLL. TONY PASTOR'S LATEST VOCAL VICTORY. “WHERE WAY MOSES WHEN THE LIGHT WEN? rr NOUPAL PECLALTIES, nie DU ACTOR. ONAHUM?S SINECURE.” 5 UNWEBCOME VIstTors, SAN INVIPATION, TO LUNCH. “TROUB IN WALL SIRBET." Csstany ¥iton” THE HEATHE “LOV! TUREE, Hovis ‘Ov DELIGHEEULe CoM, anon, KITA, TEKPSICHO .K AND 8 rps AquaBTE BROADWAY a =i ar. ‘The marvelously t KENTUCKY THOROCUMMItGD HORSES, iu thetr wondertul fouts and evointions, Staring and seus thomal act, a young lady shot from a cannon 4 distance of over 3) tect, DARING DOUBLE TRAVE: RMANCBS, &e, &e, Kvery alteruoon at 2 an Bo'clock. : Admission, 5 conts extra. ON 5Q Proprietor SUERIDAN SHOOK wMr A.M. PALM BIS i is at 3. Over at Los, jaturday Maripoes ab JO} NUED SUCCESS ‘ we K. “The masterpigcs of tho blost dramatist of the age."—New York Times, MUTHER AND SON, Every nizht and Saturday Matinee. ch oflice for tits theatre has been extablisued ag No, 189 Montague st., Brooklyn, where seats may be bad free of extra char -0, \ Proprieto Mr. LESTER WALLACK LVERY EVE: SATURDY MATING AF 1:30 will, be present THe THIRD Oe hak COMEDY. SERE Colman’s masterpiece, THE JEALOUS WIP! prov-inte Seouery and Accessories, rik, CAST will inclu to COGHLAN, J ELOY h Y, Octobor 23, at 1 MATLN TT in vid ot ‘the fang freite, RELIEF OF YELLOW FEVER ERERS, der wutel coceslen Sx) Wallac peltders dharube ak Ge the- atre, and the ladies and gentiomen of the compat bors of the orchestra, wid ail attuchos and empio toer their serv ‘Vhe performance will consist Croft's Comedy ot THe ROAD TO. RUIN, Characters by, Moi % F. COGALAN, JOUN atte. Bi.7, JO 0 1A HARRY” BECKETT, M HOLLANDS a See D: E wv. 4 “PROK, Mies EVIEV s inv Seema Oi Golonsl We ie oT ta fase thous Brooklyn), tFoNisi, SETA BARTLET wud fe BL YCLUM THEATRE, Lath st, aud Gin av. POPULAR WEEK EIGHTH DENMAN JOSHUA. WHITCOMS, 8 performed by him 124nights tp Ohio soeutive nights in Sa MING Do SRYGRDAY MaTINER, BROADWAY AND 33D SE Proprieto OF MONSON Soats socucod two wooks in xdvance, In active preparation, **ALMUsT A LIFE." OUTE LAs? beste vosi STgIveLy. | Saker & PALMER.........Lesseos and Mi IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS1!1 iS ENEVIEVE WARD'S FAREWELLII Eighth and final week of the triumphant engagement the Tintlugals ed native Tragedienne. will be wiven this (Wedue day) evening, with its power. ful cast and for the ouly ce y a Maracas WARD as LADY MACBETH. Ticket VANE SHORE, with its great cast and superb sce: will be revived to-morrow (Thurslay), Friday wud Saturday eveoings tt tho FAREWELL SATURDAY MATINEE, these er formancos closing the protracted and tiumphant engaxe> nat ot Mise WAKD and tue i of the theatre by the present managers. Tickets read: BEN«we it atu tt GENEVIEVE WAKD'S It beneft will take - ¥ ae Bar, who has kindly volunt Aranza. x Tickets now roady tor either announced oecasion, = ADMISSION to all parte ofthe theatre FIFTY CENTA, Keserved seats in Urehestra, Orchestra Circle or, but 50 cents extra Dri ushioned seate in Fa falls vefore 11 o'clock. OOTH'S. mily Cirel MATINiee bogina 1 30 | NEXT SUNDAY. | ILMA DE MURSKA, ‘Tue wonderful success of “tho sublime songstress” at ¢ last GRAND CONULKWT has impcled Messrs, JARRET: & PALMEL to arrange tor ove more, whieh will be given h fe NEXT SUNDAY MGHT, OCTOBER 27, bool rogramme forming a delightful bouques ot the choicest alent acloetions, +* Full particniars to-mortow, Popular prices, OOTH'S THEATRE. THE NEW FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY will open the season on MONDAY, Octover 28, with JEANNEJEANNETTE and JEANSETON Opera Bouffs in 4 nets. Ticket office now open. IBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE. EDWARD F. sTARIN........21 gjoyin GRAND FAMILY iinmenso #u DELUGS, nae saworians, MATINEE, DELU: TO-DAY AT Houses erawaed tv repletion, 2 PN. Mr. Charles Pope. De it Seencry, costumes and eompsny revel a "Fw croatest SPEUTACULAR SUCCESS IN YBARA, NC! isco M. NATRELS UPERA nee y Broadway aud 2018 ae IMMENSE SUCCESS TKS how ‘One rh. ’ ou WahOb, BAGKUS. THATONER, ‘AN, JOHNSON, POWES, RICARDO, RUSSKLL, FRILLMAN, STEVENS, KAY MOND, IN NBW AND SPARKLING ~ONGS, SCENeS, &C Received with screams, Kyman's new Sketeh, h. Bitte eat IN HOT WATE, MATINEE SATURDAY aT 2 AT NOPELL,. Y Man DOMINICK | MURTAY “EN — ESCAPED FROM SING SING, MA Gle BARREL, . Director ee 4 5 AN) DEX MAKDOMENSUHU by Fostter. Box office open from 8 to 4 o'eiwek daily, RAND OVERA HOUSE. FANGUON, Gaittant MITOHE..L IN THE SHADOW DANCE. MATING® TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK Genet van oF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Coupon tieket Coupon tiekets, 5 adm °1 30} reanatrabte Coupon tickets, 8 tumtatous, 1 FIFTY ©! gears 00. “will i proeure admission and passnce bot TH Wo YORK PRPRD Mal o Sitek to be had coast sido stations, MUSIC BY DOWNING'S NINTO REGIMENT BAND ——— YRAND LOAN EXITBITIO! DECORATIVE NATIONAL So OF ‘Eaton, 284 ot. ang 4th Daily, 9 a. M. ARMING KNTERTAINMI MAGGIE MITCHELL GRAND OL RA HOUSE TODAY, Qongaara IVLK RANGE Opening day WEDNESDAY, Uctobor 23, 1878, ty tulwuvon t ny ia3"3 Chambors street de) 8 m4 a 11:30 A. M., 123 noo: 1 Hot Ht Be te a 10:10, Twonty-third steoct dopot, 7:16, 8:15, 0:15, 9 AHO, TPO A Mee 13 ADC S40, 2 ab, Belo, Beko Be Rotnrning tes Le Nd ne 8:17, S2tv, 9, 8 Ousnsi AM BOOSEY MUSIC, FOR 10 aD a Vhis music ia well printed from engrave Intos, OF ; 12 hoon, ta aM. sise paper of the best quatity; it tx atrietiy 4s, we vellove, in, every respect equal however h ' pried, at Saal eben Will & Kogers’ . Y alow wes tr aon a energie TINKK TO-DAY AT a D. oven HOUSb, MITCH KLE AX FANCHON, MUSICAL RAN SEE wauute nm paid to chiidren and beginners; tor Sond address whore udvel may Hd offles OW stNGits IN ANY Lis advanceiment may call or send 49th wt very Miss GENCY. wantin Do Ouornte. bi OCAL SOCLET’ NEW en gai R he vor afegie "ie i 7, seats atte toi