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THE COURTS.
Francis McGuire on Trial for the Mur
der of His Wife.
SAD STORY OP DOIESTIC BIHAPP1WSS.
Extending the New York Elevated Rail
road Aerosi the Battery.
Unearthing Musty Maps and
Dusty .Deeds.
The trial of Francis McGuIre for murder In tne sec
ond degree was begpu yesterday before Judge Suther
land and a Jury obtained the previous day In the Court
of General Sessions, Part 1. Assistant District At
torney Sell, lor the prosecution, placed on the stand
two women named Mary Kignoy and Mary McLaugh
lin, who bad lived with t be prisoner aud bis wife at
No. 330 East Thirty-tilth street, and who testified that
early on tbe morning of Sunday, the 13lh of last
August, tbe accueod ordered bis wife to arise and got
breakfast; that she rolused to do so. stating that it
was earlier than usual; that at soven o'clock she did
arise, and ball an hour later, having prepared tbo
meal In question, eat down to it with her huBbund;
that they quarrelled at tbe table and that the husband
left tbo bouse suddculy and did not return till about
nine o'clock lu tbe evening. When bo then returned,
according to the further testimony, some angry words
passed betwoou Dim and bis wife. Tbe latter made sotno
allusion to another woman, aud McGuIre retorted,
"11 you aay that again I'll kill you." A momout Inter
Mrs, Molluiro cried, "l'ui stabbed I Help mo!" Upon
examination it was found that sho bad been stabbed
in the abdomen with an enormous butcher's knife,
which bad been lying upon u table in tbo room. Tno
wound was a dreadlul one uud tbo duceu.->od expired in
a lew hours Immediately upon striking tbo lutal '
blow the prisoner lolt tbo bouse, but returned half an
hour later and was lound by a policeman rausacklug
the apartments in vearch, as is supposed, ol money
which he believed his wife had surou. A pocketbook
Coiiluiuiug ?40 was picked up by one of tbo officers,
upon tbe tioor, together with two bauk books. Whou
arrested by ibe oillcers McGuiro declared Ills name was
ltelliy, and ibut be was only a boarder In the bouse,
but, on being taken into custody, admitted bis iden
tity, aud staled that he bad stubbed b.s wile because
tbe had aggravated liiui.
'Ibe prisoner was deieuded by Mr. A. Oakoy Hall and
Vlr. WiiltumF. Kintzlug, who contended that their
tlient bud been guilty of noiblng greater itian uian
ilaugbter In the second degree, because tbe fatal blow
tad been struck in tbe beat ol passion, while under ibe
influence ol liquor, und without any intention ol' killing.
They placed upon iho stand an uuut and a sister-in-law
ol tbo prisoner, who, on being examined by Mr. Kiut
zing, l' stifled that the latter had on tho day in qucs
lion culled ul their respective homes, in company with
bis sou, a boy of twelve, aud bad drunk lrceiy of beer
and ale.
At tbe close of tbe testimony Mr Hall nmdo a long
and able address to tho jury, summing up the case, and
Ibe hour being then rather lute, the Court adjourned
until this morning, when Mr. liell will suut up lor tbo
prosecution.
RAPID TRANSIT AND THE BATTERY.
Among tbe opponents to tbe extension and comple
tion of tbe New York Elevated Kailroad who pre
sented themselves to oppose its work last sum
mer wore Jeremiah V. Spader and tbe Nluth Ave
nue Railway Company. Tho Ninth avenue company
opposed the work lu the Interest of Us horses aud Mr.
Bpader In the interest of himself Judge Van Hocsen,
of the Court of Common Pleas, decided against tbo
horses, and now Judge Curtis, of tbe Superior Court,
Is called upon to decide against the man. Tbe suit Is
brought by Mr. Spader, who resides at No. 3 Bridge
street, in eqclty, to perpetually enjoin the New York
Elevated Railway Company from extending It* line
across the Bsttery grounds. His right to this form of
relief tbe plaintiff bases on tbe grounds that wnen be
purchased tbe property in Bridge street It came to him
through an Intermediate conveyance Irom tbe city, in
Which waa contained a covenant that what was then
tbe Battery should not be converted to private uses;
that delendant, tbe company, baa no legal authority to
build the road, and tbat tho authority given it by tbe
Park Commissioners Is Insufficient to autborize the
use of tbe Battery grounds for tbat purpose. Tbe
company answers these claims of plaintiff by tbe alle
gation* that the company proposes to use the ground
between high and low water mark and below low water
mark, wblob ground waa ceded to tne oity under tbo
Dongan and Montgomerle charter; tbat the use to be
mado of the ground lor tbe purpose of tbe road is a
public uae; tbat the Commissioners or Parks had full
autbority to grant to tbe road tbe rights and privileges
Whtcb they did grant, without lortber acttou on tne
part oi tbe city; tbat tbo company'* right as a corpora
tion to extend its road la derived from the provisions
?1 tbe Rapid Transit act of 1873 and tbe proceedings
had under tbe Mayor's commission authorized by tbat
act, and is clearly lawful and valid. Messrs. John K.
Psrsons and Wheeler H. Peckhum appear lor Mr.
bpader, and Messrs. ex-Judgo Kinott. A. J. Vander
poel and Edward C. Oslavan for tbe Elevated Railroad
Company. Tbe evidence introduced yesterday, though
wholly documentary was quite intereeling. Mr. Krvio,
the opening witness, presumed somo of tbo old maps
or tbe Battery and vicinity, tho earliest map beariug
date 1728. Next follows a map ol 1767, and then one
of 1770?a centennial exhibit, as one of tbe counsel
facetiously termed it. There was also produced tbe
survey of C. T. Goerck Id 1701, together with a survey
of Gerard Baucker, giving more especially the outlines
ol Fort George. A glance at those eaily maps and
surveys presented a somewhat different scene from
tlial presented at the Buttery to-day. Una ol tbo ob
jects ol tue*e antiquarian researches was to show tbe
land tbst iben belonged to tbe general government
and tbat vested in tbe Slate. In connec
tion with them was also produced from
tbe mustv records of tbe County Clerk's office two
deeds, tbe lirst, bearing date in 1813, was of a portion of
tlie government land to lb* Slate, and tbe aecoue, placed
on record two years later, was of tbo residue ol tbo gov
ernment land to tbe Htute. Through tbo unearthing ol
these deods It was shown that tbe lot now known as
No. 3 Ridge street, owned by Mr. Spader, was deeded
to the Stato, by which it s claimed it waa in turn
d< eded to tbe Mayor and commonalty or tbe city, and
thence deeded to tbe parties Irom whom Mr. Spader
derives bl* title, with the proviso, as Mr. Spader
claims, that the Battery adjoining should never be do
voted to private uses. The trial promises to occupy
several days.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Julius Solmson obtained yesterday, in a trial before
ludgo Donahue, holding Suprome Court, Circuit, a ver
dict for $6,147 30 against Albert Elsberg. The suit waa
oa promissory notes.
There was tried yesterday, before Judge Larremore,
holding Supreme Conrt, Circuit, tbe suit or Charles A.
Harrington against the city for stooe furnished tbe
Department of Docksi A verdict was given for the
plaintiff for $6,000 12.
Tbe suit ol William S. Snebley against Sheriff Con
ner, tried before Jndge Larremore, holding Supreme
Court, Circuit, for damagos on account of tbe sale of
the furniture of tbe Mallby House, a verdict was yes
toAay given for $2,620 for the plaintiff.
Anna Rose baa brought a suit against tbe New York
Gaslight Company for damages to her property on sc
count of Its depreciation in value through erecting in
tbe vlclalty tbe gas reservoirs and other structures or
Ik* company. The trial Degan yesterday, bclor* Judge
Larremore, In Supremo Court, Circuit.
In Suprome Court, Chambers, yesterday, belore
Judge Barrett, there was a protracted argument upon
tbe question of granting a lease ol the Stalen island
Ferry Cowpany to William G. Starln, tbo bighoal bid
der. The Court took the papers.
George Nowcomb sued lor $2(1,000 damagos against
John R. Kerry, for alleged malicious prosecution. The
ease was tried yssturdsy, before Judge Sanford, of the
* Superior Court, and resulted in u verdict for $600 for
tbe plaintiff.
Tbe Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday granted
an order to show causo why Joseph S. Kidgeway
Should not be disbarred. Tbo order was made return
able oo Saturday. He Is charged with retaining mouey
collected as counsel.
Tbe long contested Friedman will case was finished
yesterday by tbo executor named lu the ulli-ged will
resigning and tbe appoiutmont of Isaac Bernstein In
bis place. Ex-Judge Curtis, counsel for lb* con
testants, gave tht $360, allowed htm by tbe Surrogate
ua fees, to lb* children ol the deceased.
There was a lengthy argument in ibeSuprcme Court,
Beueral Term, In a suit brought by tho Home lusur
tnce Company against tne I'euusvIvania Railroad Cotu
' pauy. The suit grew out of the burning ol a barn
from tbo Spark* of a locomotive. Tbe hum aud tho
sentoni* bad been Insured in tbe plaintiffs' company.
Miss Julia Lyneh, on coming from church, was bit
ten bv a lerocioua dog belonging to i'eter Mc.Nalley,
ber arm being terribly luccraicd. lu a suit lor
damages, tried yesterday beloro Judge Van Brunt, she
got a verdict for $1,600. Mr. F. 3, iiuplgnac was tbo
plaintiff's counsel, and Mr. Maieoin Campbell counsel
for the delendant.
Captain Joslah H. Grindle, who was tried bofore
Jnage Benedict on a charge ol cruel and unusual pun
' labuieni of the sailors on hia vessel, tbe Ht Mark,
> and in whose case tho Jury disagreed, was bailed yes
terday lu $6,000 by Measra Cbauncey .? Fabbrl. An
effort will be mado to have tb* accused retried tbla
term.
Patrick Finnegan, of No. 822 I'earl street, was
arrested yeeierday on a cbargo ol (alee registration,
be having obtainod a certificate of naturalisation with
out taking out bia ffrst papers He had beeu voting in
Una way lor tight /ears and tha illegality waa net pro
viously discovered. He wu taken before Commis
sioner Bells anil admitted to bail for. examinatlou on
Saturday next.
Warren A. Slllcock's m silll striving to obtain (4,600
for gold badges lurutshed to the Common Conucil in
1470. In u i scent trial the case was dwnmueU no the
grounds of ialluro to advertise for proposal* and there
beiug no appropriation. Tne case was argued yester
day tu the Supreme Court, General Term, on an appeal
from this verdi-l
itausom D. Warner and Edgar K Gritlln, charged
with passing counterfeit money, pleaded guilty yester
day, befote Judge Benedict, und were remanded for
sentence. The prisoner! were members ol the gang
which was broken up in Brooklyn somu lime ago. Au
alleged accomplice, F. W. Jenkins, anas D. A Craig,
was p aced on trial, charged with tbo same oHence, but
the case was adjourned until to-day.
Sirassburger A: Co. brought suit against Collector
Arthur, before Judge Sbtvman, in the United States
Circuit Court, to recover alleged excess ol duty on sd
Invoice, consisting ol parts ol watches, on which cus
toms were collected as for watehaa. The plaintlils
claimed a dtduction of ten per cent of the duty, the
goods not being complete watches. For iho govern
ment It was claimed that the importation of the goods
In tbla shape was tor the purpose of evading the duly.
The Jury returned n verdict lor the government. A
number ol similar cases depend upon this one.
Patrick Lavelle was arrested yesterday on a charge
of interfering with Election Inspector Bloomer, of the
Fifth Assembly district. Ho wua taken before Com
missioner Davenport, and held In (2,500 ball to await
the action ot the Grand Jury. Lavelle Is tho man who
had tho Inspector arrested on the charge of stealing
his naturalization papers, the Inspector being held in
$600 ball by Justice Btxby, at the Tumbu.
DECISIONS,
SUPREME CO CUT?CHAMBERS.
By Judge Barrett.
Thurbur vs. Delunuy; Thurber vs. O'Reilly; Sniales
VS. Warren. ? Motions granted.
Columbia Gram Steaming Company vs. Heins.?Mo
tion grauted lor fourth Friday.
Vau Volkenburgh vs. Conklln.?Order fcettlod.
Rothschild vs. Hooks.?Motiou granted lor fourth
Friday.
SUPERIOR CODKT?SPECIAL TEEM.
HyCnicf Justice Curtis.
Wyman vs Y.mderpuul et al.?Defendant's motion
to Hay plalulifl's proceedings on Judgment granted,
provided the Uuletidanis, within ton days, glvo tho se
curity on the appeal required by section 1135 ol tho
code to stay execution.
Cochran vs. GottwiSd?Motion In respect to Judg
ment granted so far us to correct same by striking out
the (177 77 costs, \c., disbursements of former trial,
and making It also in the alternative as to the horses,
with costs of motion.
MARINE COURT?CHAMBERS.
By Chief Justice Shea.
Isaacs vs. fllrsch; Itose vs. Itlbraud; Aaron vs. Rl
brand; While vs. Kassalerib; Sharps vs. Karlo; Dow
ling vs. Hodgkmson; Dcrretto vs. Doe; Irvine vs. Bold:
l'lorzhelincr vs. Tuekor; Alexander vs. Lcwisbon;
Duftn vs. Clark; Klein vs. Scbunberg; Underwood vs.
Stevenson; Israel v. Newman; Frederick v?. Francis; |
O'Doa vs. Irvine; Kruginan vs. Schcptsky; Meutz vs. j
Kiplor; Goldzior vs. Young?Orders granted.
Tiemeycr vs. Keller; Schuman vs. Butler; Bnuer
vs. Guardian Llle Insurance Company: Turblsh vs.
The American School Company; llyall vs. Miller;
Frank vs. Ollensteln; Auris vs. "Schrottor; Morrison
vs. Carr.?Motipns grunted.
Raynold vs. lngrahain.?Motion denied..
Wood vs. Lewis.?Receiver's bond approved.
By Judge McAdnm.
Tho Columbia Grain Steaming Company vs. Ca
nary.?The appointment ot a receiver does not neces
surtly terminate the supplementary proceedings.
People vs. Mead (29 Howard, 360).?Tho examination
must proceed.
Ahem vs. Llado.?Motion granted; order of arresL
vacated on stipulating not to sue.
Bolendur vs. Huebner.?Motion for Judgment on
counter claim uculod, with $10 costs.
Kelsev vs. Tremnin (26 How., 430)Thompson vs.
Clark; Young vs Cohen.?Seo papers tiled.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART 2.
Before Judge Glldcrsleove.
PROMPT CAPTURE AND RETRIBUTION.
Tbo tailor store of Jacob Ulrlch, No. 492 Broomo
street, was broken into upon the night of Sunday last,
and clothing to the vulue of $300 was curried oir. Cap
tain McDonnell, ot .the Eighth precinct, arrested on
suspicion a Swede, namod George Williams, at No. 200
Sohth Fifth avonue, where ho also recovered the goods,
which were promptly restored to the owner. From
Williams ho also pumped lalormation which led him
to arrest Joseph Jerolauio and JoBeph Maziu, Italians,
who perpetrated the burglary. The throe prisoners
were arrutgned before Judge Gilderslceve yesterday,
when thov all pleaded guilty. Jerolnmo, as tho lostl
gstor ot the deed, was sent to State Prison tor ton
years, and his partner Mazln for eight years, while
Williams, who gave the Information, was let off with
Ave years' Imprisonment.
Eliis Henderson, colored, admitted that on Saturday
last he stole a dress and shawl Irorn Mrs. Dearien. of
No. 254 West Twenty-first street, by whom he bud
been employed as a waiter, and thereupon His Honor
sent him to State Prison for two years.
John Harris, a sneak thief, who Btole a valise from
French's llolol ou Friday last, was sentenced for the
same period to the same institution.
Mary Bauer, who stole (150 worth ot clothing and
Jewelry from her mistress, Mrs. Ferrer, of No. 265
West Twenly-Olth street, was seat to the same insti
tution tor two and ono-balf years.
Tbomas Hennessey and John Williams, who stole a
box contaluing six cloaks from tho wagon of Roths
child k Brother, No. 56 Walker street, were sent to
State Prison lor two and one-hall years.
Frank Jordan, a sneak thlet. who, on the 14th Inst.,
stole a gold watch and chain from the store of Kmil
Bayat, No. 735 Broadway, was sent up for two years.
John Wood, apiokpocket, who stole (33 from Mrs.
M. K. Barnes, ol No. 40 West Eleventh street, on the
12th Inst., also went to State Prts.n for two years.
. COUBT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
SurRRMB Court?Chambrrs?Hold by Judge Bar
rett.?Not. 9?, 105, 100, 107, 117, 120. 141, 149, 155,
150, 157, 160, 170, 173, 178, 189, 194. Assessment
cates?Not. 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 140, 147, 149, 150 to
109 intluilve.
SrPKKMK Court?General Tkrv?Held by Judtet
Davit, Brady and Daniels.?Noa. 196, 198, 206>(, 207,
208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 153, 161, 175, 186, 206, 132, 133,
134, 214, 215, 210.
81'premk Court?Special Term?Held by Judge
Van Vorst.?N'oa. 98, 119, 301, 591, 140, 334, 445, 322,
474, 477, 479, 487, 494, 499, 677, 602, 604, 500, 620, 621,
624, 529, 630, 820, 547, 648, 649, 651, 315, 578, 681, 683,
684, 711, 600, 010, 614, 34, 618, 621^, 622, 626, 028, 629,
031, 632, 044, 645, 64a
Supreme Court?Circuit?Bart 1?Held bv Judge
Donobue.?No*. 2111, 1049, 1051, 1859, 1947, 2001,
21811, 3247, 1519)4, 1148, 1941, 2011, 2U6S, 1011, 2117,
1985, 2107, 1723 >J, 1329, 1929,1939, 1350, 19C5, 1967, 3663,
1885, 1993, 2027, 2243, 2176. Part 2?Held bv Judge
Lawrence.?Nos. 878, 3662, 1424X, 2482, 1248, 3210,
1.118, 1322, 1002, 2848, 2854. 3082, 960,^, 967 H, 968){,
2593, 2892, 2098, 3648, 1398, 614, 248, 1234, 1320. 2303.
Part 3? Held by Judge Larremore. ? Nor 1741
1918, 2968, 718, 657, 8161, 1736, 1549X, 2361, 691,
687 X; 2283, 1S23, 1826)4, 2205. 3163, 1071, 2103, 3075.
Superior Court?G km era l Tug*.?Adjourned until
Monday.
supbrioe Court?Special Term?field by Cblef Jus
tice Curtli.?Caae on?No. 40.
Superior Court?trial Term?Part 1?Held by
Judge San lord.?Nos. 6, 103, 287, 299, 879, 475, 307, 203,
209, 214, 204, 281, 322, 323, 324.
Com mom Pleas?KgjViTY Tkhm?Hold by Judge Rob
inson.?No?. 25,26. 1, 3, 5, 6, 54, 58, 5L
Common Pleas?TrialTerm?Part 1.?Adjourned for
tbo teruL Part 2-r-Held by Judge Van Brum Not.
932, 936, 947, 960, 962, 966, 967, 969. Part 3?Held by
Judge J. Jf. Daly.?Not. 923, 1013. 813. 918.
Marine Court?Trial Term?Part 1?Held by Judge
McAdtm.?Xos. 4309, 4806, 4849, 4335, 4748, 4709, 4082,
4818, 4850, 2969, 4892, 4893, 4894. 4900, 4901, 4649.
Part- 2?Held by Judge Goepp.?Nos. 4722,4051, 8u29,
4733, 8492, 4723, 4090, 4312, 4725,*4732. 4.804, 4830, 2603,
4903. lVirt 3? Held by Judge finnott.? Nos. 0583, 7227,
7179, 7072, 7165, 6849, 7318, 7140, 6688, 0948, 7356, 7367,
7200, 6844, 73ia
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Washington, Oct. 18, 1876.
In the Supremo Court ot the United Stales, Wednes
day, October 18, 1876:?
No. 47. Tbo Steamboat Atlas, Ac., appellant, vs.*
the Phoenix Insurance C6mpauy.?This causo sin ar
gued by Mr. W. R Bcobe, of counsel for the appellant,
and by Mr. William Allen Butler for the appellee.
No. 49. William K. White et El., plain tills in error,
vn Nicholas Loring.?Passed.
No. 6o. Thomas Beaver, plaintiff in error, vt 8.
Stoats Taylor et ai.? This cause wot submitted or
printed arguments by Mr. I* Trumbull, op counsel for
defendants In error, no counsel opposing for plaintllfs
In error.
No. 62. West Wisconsin Hallway Company, plainlllT
In error, vs. the Board of supervisors of the county
of Trempealeau.?Passed Until to-morrow.
No. 53. Mlcbact O'HaraetOX., appellants, vs. M. G.
Msct'ouoell, et el., assignees.?This cauae was sub
milted on printed argument* by Mr. J. W. Kirkon. of
counsel tor tbo appellants, no counsel opposing for tne
appellees.
No. 54. The United States, plaintiff In error, vs.
George L. Kcrary et aL?Tins cause was argued by Mr.
Assistant Attorney General Mnitb, of counsel for pialu
tills in error, and submitted on printed arguments by
Mr. K. C. Camp lor tnc deiendants Is error.
No. 66. ltobort H. Otier, appellant, vs. Charles Gal
lagher.?rhis causo was submitted on printed argu
ments by Mr. A. H. GarUnd, of counsel for appellaatu,
and by Mr. C. M. Bete for the appellee.
Adjourned until to-morrow.
A HIGHWAYMAN CAPTURED.
Bstwoen one and two o'clock yesterday morning,
while Mr. John A. Oelsen, of No. 1,276 Broadway, was
walking through Sixth avenuo, slightly Intoxicated,
he wus suddenly attacked by Thomas Degnan, of No,
123 West Thirty-flrst street, Who attempted to garroto
and rob him. Mr. Oelsen succeeded In partially froe
Ing himself from Degnen's grasp and shouted
"Help I" His cry wits heard by Captain Williams, of
tho twenty uintli precinct, who seised Degnan and
brought him to tho Thirtieth street station. When ar
rsiunud at iha Washington Place Police Court yoster
day the prisoner was recognized by Justice Kaainire us
luivteg been beforo blm on previous occasions. Deg
nan pleaded not guilty and was held lor trial in default
oi $2,0UU hail. Mr. uolfaen was held in tuuo ball to ap
pear and testify against Degnan la tha Court of Gen
eral Sessions.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
THE CORPORATE BCHOOLS?ATTENDANCE IN
THE EVENINO BCHOOLS?MARRIED WOMEN
AS TEACH EES.
At the regular lesaiou ot tbo Board of Education,
held yesterday, tbo president, Mr. William W ood, to
the chair, and seventeen Commissioners present, the
City Superintendent of Schools reported that sluee the
16th of September, all of the corporate schools?forty
five in number?entitled by law to a portion olthe Edu
cational fund of tbo city and county had Iteen visited,
exceptiug only the school attached to the House of
Refugct The number of teachers employed lathe said
schools Is 201; number of pupils on register, 13,110;
average attendance, 0,fi38. During the month the even
ing schools in lbs eouuty have been organized and aro
now in successful operation. Tho average stteudanco
during the ttrst week of the session was 0.714, and
during tbe secoud week, 0,918. Of the 303 class
teachers employed In tbe evening schools 247 were re
ported as excellent, 61 as good, 5 as tair and 6 as in
efficient. The monthly report or pupils ou rogister lu
the day schools on Boptember 1 was 113,670, the aver
ago attendance being 101,006, showing an increase of
1,226 over the attendance In September ol 1876.
During the Mouth 3,441 applications lor admittance as
pupils had been roiuseu fer waut of room. Of that
number 1,323 had been made at the schools in the
Kiucteentb ward and 207 iu the twenty second ward.
A portion ol this excoss ol pupils was caused by the
temporary closing of Grammar School No. 7 In the
Teuth ward. Very lavorahlu reports have been re
ceived lrotn the exauuuiug olficurs in regard to tbo
management, instruction uud discipline in the cor
porate schools, and no v.olatian ts reported ot tho
provisions ot law in regard to sectarian teaching.
Mr. Charles II. Limousin, the representative of the
Freuch Minister of Commerce and l'ublio instruction,
entered the hall at the close ot tne reading ol the abovo
report and was lortually received by tho Commission
ers.
The thnnks of tho Hoard of Commissioners of Ed
ucation wss tendered to the Cluliun government for
tlie medals and diplomas aw urded by that government
to this Board at the exposition held iu Chili during
1875.
Oh motion of Commissioner Klamrolh the thanks of
thu Board were teudorod lu Miss Elizabeth A. Martin,
principal of tho prlmury department of Grammar
School Xo. 27. in Forty-second struct, for lier noble,
daring and cool courage in saving tho lives of the chil
dren under her care when the steam pipe in tho school
room hurst about two weeks ago.
The Committee on Bylaws, to whom was referred
tho matter ol the ad\ inability of r.-u.iiing married
women as teachers lu the public schools, reported that
they have ^ven tho subject a lull and careiul Investi
gation, and are unable to see that any additional legis
lation Is uucessary, inasmuch as ample authority iu
tho promises is conferred ou the Board ol Education
mid the ward trustees, by section 12 ol tho staiulo law.
Thu Committee ou tlio Course of Studies reported
the list of supplies oi books, maps. Ac., lor 1877, which
was ordered to bo printed. The Board then adjourned.
LONG ISLAND BAPTISTS.
Tho Baptist Association mot ycstcrdny again in
Washington avonuc. Shortly after nine o'clock tho
association organized for business. Tho following
named managers wore elected:?Uovs. D. C. Hughes,
J. N. Folwell, C. Rhodes, J. Or. Sarles, J. I,add, and
Messrs. A. B. Casswoll, R. F. Cole, C. H. Butcher, A.
J. G. Hodeupyl, E. A. Rutcbins, W. D. Runcker,
William Richardson, J. J. Lewis, Albert Brucn
and K. T. Richardson. Messrs. Casswell, Anahle,
Coville, Brooks undolhors were elected managers of
tho Baptist Home tor the Aged in the city ot Brooklyn.
The treasurer reported the receipts ior tbe Widows
and Disabled Ministers' luud at $032 28, includtug a
balance ot $369 40 ou baud front last your. Tbo per
manent fund invested amounts to $5,120. The report
ot tho Baptist Heme managers showod a debt remain
ing on tbe buildings ol $34,666; tbe receipts were
$11,362; tho subscriptioqs of churches still payable
umouuiio $41,006; the turnlsbtng acceunt amounted
to $1,440, ou which there ia sit 1 duo to the treasurer
$40 00.
MUSICAL..
Tnr^VtiAfBiri^DifrXx^Atfu<7)iH.isiii^'va
./Ycsllst, gives lessons un pianoforte mid vocul culture;
highest references; $10 tier quarter. Address, with res
ldeuce, CHANTBSK, box 5,974 Post office.
tiKVl'l-KMAN or GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES
Instruction on piano, organ, harp ami harmony at
pupil's residence ; $10 a quarter; reference. Address with
residence, TEACHER, l>i>r ltiii Herald Uptown Branch
office.
A" -NSW YORK CONSERVATORY Or MUSIC,
. 5 Kant 14th St.. second door east ?1 5th av.
THIS KKNOWNKI) Music School opeu day and evening.
BO. FONTANA HAS RESUMED HIS "LESSON8 AT
.pup.I s residence or at his own, 221 West 22*1 st. Apply
tur circulars.
For oi'ERA. concert or church.?ladies
without means instructed and rapidly assisted to em
ployment. Address letter OPERA, station D.
IN" ST it UCTI 0X~1ON PIANOf OKTK AND SlNUINt/;
lesson* not dull, bnt plain, easy and progressive; nrlce
within reach ol' all; practice tree. 2d7 tt est :)7th si.
PROFESSOR CARL HAN KEN, PIANO T ACIIKR,
graduate of Laipslc Conservatory, has some hours un
occupied. Applicatita will please address tlio Prolosaur, cure
of Messrs. George Steea A Co.. 25 East 14th st.
MAKC'INU At ADEMIEa.
AhAlfsfe'S DANCING ACADEMIES,:.:. WBiftfl&K
.114 East 13th. 154 East-:>4th. PRIVATE LESSONS
any hour. CIRCULARS, 212 East 11th.
-CARTIER'S DAN.lxTT ACADEMY. PLIMPTON
.Building, Stuyvesant an I 9th sts.?Private lessons any
hour. Glide, Double Glide and Newport specialties.
LLEN DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL *
removed to No. dMl 5th av., now open for the reception
ol pnp.Ii. Kor particulars send lor ciicular,
DE GAKMO'S PRIVATE DANCING PABLOH3,
No. 7 West 32d st ,
two doors from 5th av.
Ell NAN DO'S D A NCING ACADEMIES, 55TI1 ST.
corner Hd av. (hank bulldinir).?For circular address
Private Academy, 57 East 59th st. Private lessons any
hour. Reception Thursdays; Invitations Issued: no admit
tance without boing presented with tny signature.
i. FERNANDO.
HLASKOS ACADEMY FOR DANCING. 1,494 BROAD
way, commences Saturday, Oetoher 2s.
r. Fkenor's academy ok dancTng" "
Lyric Hall, 6th av.. Reservoir sqnsro.
Lessons Mondays, Tuesdays, Tnurtdays and Saturdays.
Receptions Dausaute every Friday evening. Wee cl rculars
LEUAL_ MIT ll'Ks.
IjTWhsUance'of an Order made by tiik
lion. Charles P. Daly, ouo of tut .1 tidgcs ol the Court ol
Common Pleas in nud lor lite city aud county of New York,
sitting as County Judge on the 20th dnv of September, 1870,
notice is hereby*pivsii to all the creditors and persons hav
ing claims against Samuel A. Cattle, Henry S. Marrams and
Rulus E. liitcheock, lately dniug husinesa in the city and
county of New York under the firm name ol S A. Castle A
Co.. that they are required to present their said calms, with
t lie voucher, therefor duly vrlrted. to the subscriber, the
duly appuiuled assignee of the -aid Samuel A. Castle, Henry
8. Magrano and Rulus E. Hitchcock, for the benefit ofllivfr
creditors, at bis plsce of transacting business. No. :||5
Broadway, In the city of New York, on or before the 8th day
of January 1877.
Dated Naw Yukk, Sept. 28, 1876.
LtOPOLD BAMBERGER.
IIART A BAM HE ROE R,
.Attorneys lor Assigneo,
345 and 547 Broadway.
Fit ? A ItTH, ' :
I-TinToTL I'Ai.NtfNG for ha'l?-auTOuTTViK\fI
known artist; worth $5 0; will exchange lor Deoot
Wagon or light ltockuway, Ao. Address OWNER, box ?17
Post office.
^ WANTED TO I'l/KCHANfc.
^itfAjPhJD-A MEDIUM SIZE HERRING Oil MARVTSf
TV >afe. Ore and burglar proof. Address 11. It., Herald
office.
MATIlI.AIOMAia. .
Sy&'CSTu.Taik, iiandsoME c a n a tit a n g'gnFlk.
man ol pusltlou wishes to votrospond with a wealthy
lauy of dark complexion and good appearance, view to
matrimony Address box 722 Post office, Toronto.
BIIiUAMM. "
\ "i.GT OF S'KilONU hand bilT.iard tablUs IN
?ikpcrfect order, equal to new, at very low prices.
II. W. CoLI.KN DE It, 7 W Broadway.
CENT ENNIAL M ED A L AWAKDEO TO H7~W,
COLLEN*Ui'.K, Net 728 itroadwar, New York, for the
best Billiard Tables and most eorrect cushions.
American atandard bevel billiard ta hlks,
wltlt Iieianoy's wire cushions, Indorsed by all loading
professional platers; extra Inducements uow offered.
W. II. GRIPS rril A CO.. -MS Vesey St.
414X9 CAR ROM TABLE 1ST LITTLE DMD, FOB
IOCS; also several a.-.on.I hand Tables at great sacrifice.
W. U. GRIFFITH A CO.. 40 Vesey t.
LE 'AND II EE It BKEW.KS
Read tbo EVENING TKLKGRAM. All the news for 2
cents. Advertising. 20 cents per line. Circulation, 4o.0(J0
copies. ,
VTEW AND IIMOliD HAND HiI.LIariY Ta1iLE8_AT
AN reduced prices. GEORGE E. PUELAN, 3(itli st. and
lutli av.
SIM uNI? IIaND BhVELf.Kb BILLIARDS, 4(4X9;
one, 4x8, cheap. 8HARP8, 202 I'lioiupson st.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AsC. "
AT 767 BROADWAY'?i>l VMONDS. WATCHES AND
Jewclery bought and sold; also loans negntiaied on the
same. II. f KA U it.
LAD yTa Sj? V AI si I p s OSL MhF TOl) MPOSi
of a solitaire diamond Ring; will sell cheap NKCEs
HI I Y, box 2,757 Putt office.
Ami Etc vn t)i'Fi(:K.-$TFr*E--T?iAM(>NDs" watch
es. Jewelry, Silverware, Valuables, Ac., bongiit and rv
caaiiged; Loans effected 1 fecided bargains in Diamonds,
Wat. lies, Ac. ESTABLISHED IK.itf
J II. BAKKIM.KIt, Dealer, 735 Broadway.
VfONBl OMDJlA MOM 0ft, FU Its, At'. - DlTToN dS,
ivLWatehea, Jewelry, Silverware, Camel's Hair Shawls,
Seal Saci|tics. Silks, Ac., hoiighl, and told bark at a very
small advance. GEO. C. ALI.KN,
Jeweller, 1,130 Broadway, near 2;>tli st.
AIR DIAMONDS,"ABOUT SIX CAKAIS, WANTKD
Mnst be white gems. Address box 1,431 city,
SII.VERHMI I lls?
Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news for 2
coal* Advertising, 20 oonte per lino. Circulation, 40,DUO
copies.
U/IU BROADWAY, OPPOsH E UTH tt.?DIAMONM,
O''OWalebet, Jewelry, Sltks, Ac., bought, sold. Loane
negotiated. ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL.
.UlkCEhhANEOlili.
Trvnrnntr asnrsiA inrcsr
iVltcnd the BVENINU TELEGRAM, All the naws for 2
centa. Advertising, ,0 cents per line. Clrculetlon, 40,1*10
copiet
i) renters'"Tmposing'stones and" frames at
? VANDKKRIJRuIT, WELLs a Og.'s, 18 but. n St., cor.
ner Fulton. New York, good Type Metal received at market
rate In exchange lor above or for oar celebrated Cabinets,
wood Type. Ae.
A?
A
A.TIl/MKMKNTS.
rpOMY PASTOR* TONY PASTOR'S
1 NEW TIIEaTKE.
5m., mid 5*7 Hruaduar
The creates! variety shew oa earth
T. V BENGLKR. <j>-^>RuHUY NEWCO.MB, Artistic
Th-Merry"Minitrel. I T| Song sad Dance Artist.
UAKRY BRYANT. |Oi IRWIN THOMAS.
Premier Vcutrilouulat I N I Champion 1'eUestal Clog
of ili? world. | Y I Dancer.
"t CL's" WILLIAMS. f
BARRY AND JOHN KBKKKLL,
Tb? t wo fuohiu?t men alive.
THE ?Mill 4. <?>-<? Till: BLi L
LESTER.
ALLEN,
JENNIE r MiLE,
Master NEWMAN,
??hamlet."
"MACDUFF.
SMITH.
WALOKON.
MARIK WHITTTNOHAM.
T | CllAKLEY WOK LEY,
t?| "MACBETH."
ROM HO."
Ho Ureat stars '* a> 100 fantuus Artists.
who wrote shakbspEire?
J matinee Tuesday-and kkiday. |
??
J>AKK TtlKATRR-BEOADW'AV AND USD ST.
Ths most remarkable Hit of the time*,
8WKK I HEART-'.
A Stmv nl a LI e's Affection
TIIE BUD AND BLOOM OK LOVE.
A W-'tnmi's Lout; nud Lasting Faith.
A POEM AND A PLAY
of Romantic Attachment in Yuiiih und Age.
Followed i very evening mid at the Saturday matiua* by
TuM COBB.
The most enjoyable evening ? entertainment to be fouud
in Near York is here in the cradle of
National Comedy.
New Scenery and a Splendid Company.
Htm av. theatre. "buo yd'way and awrh st.
tJProprietor and .Manager.... Mr. AUCUSTIN DALY
EVERY NI01IT~AT 8 O'CLOCK.
MR. ACUUSTIN DALY'S NEW SPECTACULAR
COMEDY. ^
AN OVERWHELM I NO SUCCESS!!
L 11 FFFFF KKEKB
L 11 K K
L 11 FFP KKB
L 11 K B
LLLLL II K KBEER :t
A Comedy of City Types in Four Phases and a Gorgeous
Transformation, exciting continuous and uproarious merri
ment from crowded houses. Characters by Mr. CHARLES
COQHLAN, JOHN 'BROUGHAM, JAMES LEWIS.
CHARLES FlSHKR. W. DAVIDtiE, Miss AMY KaW
SITT. (1K0KGIE DREW. EmTlY RIGL, SYDNEY COW
ELL, Mrs. G. H. GILBERT and MARY WELLS; and
IN THE RAVlSniNO SNOW BALLET or act third,
Mil*. MARIK BONKANTI and AUOU8TA SOI1LKB.
"LIFE" MATINEE SATURDAY AT
OOTIDS THKATR& OVER \T 11
JaKRKTT A PALMER... Leawe* and Managers
SIXTY FOURTH TO THE SKVENIIETII TIMES
ot the overwiielmiitirlv auccesslul production of
LORD BYRON'S EXQUISITE, ROMANTIC FLAY,
8AKDANAPALUS.
"THE GLORY OK THE STAGE."
A powerful cast, including
Mr F. C. BANGS aa SARDANAPALUS
AGNES HOOT as MYRKHA
Of the GRAND ITALIAN BALLET. OS in number, are
tile renowned MIlo. HAIU'OLI.TI I. premiere den tens* aaso
iuta of the Grand opera, Paria, and Nig. MASCAGNO, of
the san Carlo, Naples, and Seals, Milan.
SUPERB STAGE EFFECT&
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. AT 1:30 O'CLOCK.
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIVKR
TISSKMF1NT, which has been luiiny weeks in cart-rul re
lu-nr nl, w:ll bo produced ou Monday evening, October 30,
the occasion of tlio Seventy -eighth perforin nice of SARDA
NAPaLUS. The nixnaui'tuent promise tlmt it will oxcc-d
In novelty, brilliancy and general excelleuce any ballet
yet ?een on this Continent The representations ol
Sardananatns will positively conclude Decenioer 3. as ar
ruugetuent* for its ottering lu Philadelphia itnti Boston have
been made. Mr. LAWRENCE HARK KIT'S eniare
inent begins December 4. when Ki.Nii LEAR will be mug
ntlieently produced. Mr. K. L. DAVENPORT as Edgar.
DANIEL DuUCE, Gilbert's remartnhle Loudon diocese,
recent y purchased bv JairettA Palmer, will be produced
during Mr. BARRETT'S engagement.
J. C. FRYER'S GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT EVERY
SUNDAY EVENING.
OOTH'S THE ATrE SUN DAY NIGHT.
J. C. FRYER'S THIRD GRAND OPERATIC
CONCERT
B
neat Sunday ovenlng, October 22. upon whlcii oceaeion
the entire great array ot artists will comprise none but es
tablished popular favoritas, lucluding
MLLK. ANSA DK BKLOCCA
the renowned Prima Donna o' the Strslcoscb Grand Italian
Opera Company, who lias been re-engaged In v.ew of her
eulhusiastiu reception and extreme success on lost ttuuday
evening.
Mine. MAX MABETZ. K, Solo Harpist.
signer STKI.NI, Basso Prolundo.
M. SAl'KKT. Aiuoiica's greatest Violinist.
GURTAVE saTI Kit, the world renowned Pianist.
MASAURET.rZEK' ! Accompanists.
AND A GRAND MILITARY BAND OF FORTY PIECES,
A novel feature ol these Concerts.
Seals ?l only. Now to lie had at the Theatre ; Rehiriner'*,
No. 701 Broadway: Ruiliuan's, No. Ill Broadway, and at
nil the priucipal hotels.
Rumania iTieatrE ~~ ""
YAD. NKUENDOKFF Director
THLR.-sIlAY, October 111. GRAF ES.-KX,
Tragedy in live acts, by Luube.
Box otiice ouun daily Iruiu h to 4 o'clock.
AKISIAN VAIUKITEM, I lBTli ST. '
AKlslAN VARIETIES. I AND BROADWAY,
i VERY EVENING AT s O'CLOCK.
MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
<8> <p
811INE ON ! ^ OPEN AS USUAL f SHINE ON!
with
7 A ROUSING BILL. T
<b ?? #
MATINEE TODAY.
MtflNEE TO-DAY.
BEAUTY I and ^ ART
MERIT ^
s
4 -
combined to make the
1 BEST ENTERTAINMENT T
I GIVEN IN NEW YORK. I
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Grand Entertalniueni every Sunday evening at S.
rtTNway Hall. tJTomas to-morrow.
I ilKODOHE THOMAS'
GRAND AND PoPULAit CONCERT.
TO-MORROW (FRIDAYj EVENING, Oetobor 20. at 8,
SCANDINAVIAN NKIIIT.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
SWEDISH LADY Ol'AKTET.
Miles AMANDA CARLSON, I.NOEBuKW LOPUREN,
IN OA EKSTKOM. HKRTIlA KRIXON.
SECOND APPEARANCE OK
Mr. OEOKlifi WEKKENRATU, Teuor.
FIRST APPKARANCK OF
Mr. WILLIAM II. SliEHWOliD, Pianist.
OS TiATUBDAY AKIT KNOUN, Oetobar 21. at 2.
MATIN Els?LAST GRAND MATINEE and last time of
TIIE In AUGUitATION PKOURAMMK
of the
CENTENNIAL I NTH NAIIONAI. EXPOSITION.
I ll EG. THOMAS' LAST CONCUHlS ot this series will
take ulare on
MOND AY, October 23. and WEDNESDAY, October 25.
ADMIS.-ION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR KACH. Ko
served rests, .'dicents extra: admission to second balcony,
.'ncents. Ticksts to M allnee, including reserved seat, Ml.
Can be obtaiuod tor the above named concerts at the box
office ot Meiiiway ilall: Schirmor'i, No. 7<i| Broadway;
,-c .ubcrth's, No. .3 Union square, uud the ticket office Nov
ill Broadway.
K h.LLV A LEON'S MINSTRELS. ( OPERA HOUSE,
ELLY A LEON'S MI.VSTREi.S. (23d st. and Uth ev.
THr. FASUoNAHi.I. MINSTREL TEMPLE.
Saturday. Get. 21, | ClIINll-CllOW-llI. I Saturday, Oct. 21,
Olfunbscii'e I CUIN'U CllOW 111. I Oli'eubacu's
Opera lloulTe. | CIIlN'G-CliOW-Hl. | Opera BoulTe.
Terrihc flight of "(lie only Leon ' trum the
?DOME OF TIIE THEATRE."
Beagtllul Imported cnui t dresces.
40 artists. "I M EE 111 A JAl'S ." 40 artists.
Box office open dally Irom M A. M. to 10 P. M.
/I II10 It EKING H ALL _ " CITY COURSE.
AMERICAN LITERARY BU'ilEAU Managers
THEODORE- TILTON,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28.
New l.ectnre.
"TDK MASTER MOTIVES."
MARTIN FAUQUHAR TL PPI'.R, October 30.
RE. ERVKD sKAt.s, 7Ne ; admission, hoc.: at POND'S.
311 i nl.mi square. Saraa Lectares, Brooklyn Academy, Oc
tober 24 and 111.
/IaZENUVE ClilCKKItlNG HALL
LE COMMANDEUR CAZhNEUVK will give his fare!
well prestidigitator!si aulroe Friday evening, October 20;
children'! matinee, under the auspices of the Slstera of the
Strangers, Saturday. October 21, at 1:3U; last sight la New
York Saturday evening, October 2; grand ontl-Splritualistic
reunre ; appearance of the modem Sybil, the beantliul and
bewildering Mil*. Marie l.e Comle; sp.ritualism outdone
Without the aid ol spirit*. Reserved scats, $i, 73c , and
utic., at Kclinberth A Co.'a, 23 I nion square.
STEIN WAY ILALL ~ ~~
SHAKESPKAKF. RECITATIONS BY
Mr. HERMANS LINDK.
On October 23, "OTHELLO:" 27lb, "HOMKRN AOIITH
TKAUMrtotli, "MAC BR I'll;" November 8, XiORlO
LAN I S." at S P. M.
I Ickets for all lour lectares, $3| single tickets, 81; at
Slciuway's and Wettermann's bookstore.
?uii.iiar?h)n7c H^iTRTV^FiRsr public he
l.earsal, Friday, Oct. 21), at 2;iK) P. M. Academy of
Music. Grand Orchestra of the Society. Dr. I^iopold l>am
roseh. conductor. Vocalists? Mate K. Pappeiibelui, Messrs.
Mlscnoff and F. Kemmsrta. Programme The Ural Hum in
America, the F'lrst Act of "Die Walkure ' (the second part
ol the "Ring dss Nibeluugen," by Wagner), Sub>crlp
tions?Season 1 Ickets, with reserved seats, lor rehearsals
only, Season I Ickets with reserved seats, lor concerts.
>7; one Season Ticks! lor rehearsals and roncsrts, without
reserved teat, $10; Including reserved teat in any ban of
the house except proscenium boxes, $13?are uow uelng re
ceived at ScliiruiHr's, 701 Broadway: Martens Brothers.
1.IH4 Broadway, and at the office of the Academy of Music.
Extra rehearsal ticket NO eentt
rpiTk NEW TOR K~ C KNTK N NIA L " '
1 LOAN EX lllillTTON
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DKS.GN,
Corner 23d it and 4th nv.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
I2S West 14th st.
DAY AND EVENIN0-2j CENTS
Those grand collections Irotu the Private Oalloriet of tlio
wcalihv cltliens cf New York. Insured tor over $1,<00,000,
and represcutiug the great modern painters of Europe nud
America,
WILL CLOSE FRIDAY NIGHT. NOV. 1<X
\f ABtJNiC TEMPLE, 28D sr., Corner 8TH AV.
M Grand ilall, THIS EVENING at H,
Professor Cromwell's Illuminated lilnstrstinna of Rome.
Friday, tha II..met nl England. Saturday, Italy.
Admission, 23c Reserved teal . vv K.,r ??le ?t M ho
bertli's, 23 Union square, nod Muluuan't, 111 Broadway.
''pti.AU Km A I.. 4-<tl tlTH AV.-8I HANGEKII
1 visiting the city should not fall to visit this place.
Open natil one o'elotk A. M. I 40 young lady attendante.
Admltsiun frea.
AMlltK.tlKlT!*.
VIH1.IIS OA' DIN ? " """ "
i> Oil \Rl.Ks K. ARNOLD 1 -esee and Manager
HL.VSE.N SHERWOOD Director
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M T il II W W W W K I K K
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SaMB T li II WW WW E ? K K
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THE MYSTICAL TRANSFORM VTION3.
THE GORGEOUS BALLET S.
THE ELi.OA.Yl' gOKMRY.
THK I'EKKECT PERFORMANCE.
THE DREAMY BKVKI.h OF THE BOSKS WITNESSED
NIGHTLY BY
AUDIENCES THAT CKO\VI> THE TIIEATIIE FROM
PARQUET! K TO DOME.
POSITIVE SUCOh.-H OF
MISS ELIZA II KAHIKKSHY
Ml. S ELI/. I IVK aTHEKSBY
As AMOK FT,
THE .fiSTHETIO TAILOR.
MIL W. II. CRANE
MIL W. H. CRaNE
AS IIA B.I, THE FUNKY.
UNDOUBTED TRIUMPH OK
TUB FINEST CHOREOGRAPHIC ARTISTES
ever aeon in tula couutrv.
THE PKKMIKKK8 ASSoLl'TAS,
MLLE. ELIZA B KT A MKNZKL1
unit
MLLE. HELENS MENZELI.
MARETZIKS BRIGHT. CHEEKY Ml'SIO,
MAKl l'ZI:KS BRIGHT, CHEEKY MUSIC.
TUB GRANDEST BALI KTS IN THE WORLD.
THE TOWN TOPIC.
EVERY TABLEAU ENCORED.
UNDENIABLY
THE HIT. THK IIIT.
THE HIT. THK HIT
Inasmuch aa hundred* nightly lenvn the box ottlco unable
to obla u seat*, the utility ot purchasing souls during tile
Uhv will he apparent.
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
HON OFK1CK OPEN FltO.M S A M. TO 10 P. M.
MATINKR SATURDAY AT 1:30.
Free lit t entirely suspended.
UBOoND M EEK SECOND WEEK
O SECOND WEEK SECOND WEEK
or
P. T. HARNUM'S
1*. T. ll.dlNLMt'S
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH,
GREATEST SHOW ON liAlflU,
ut
THE HIPPOnROMF. (GILMORE'S OA RDF. N)
THE HIPPODROME (lilLMOUI.'S GARDEN)
OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MENAGERIE.
MUSEUM.
ciRcua
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OK PROGRAMME.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGKlMHE
NKIV ATHLETES, NEW RIDERS.
GRAND MaUNKE PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTER
NOON.
LOWANDE IN HIS DARING INDIAN ACT.
F1SU, THE CHAMPION TRICK RIDER OK THE
WORLD
AMELIA CARLO IN HER BCAUK ACT.
JENNY WATSON, THE DARING EQt KSTRIKNNB.
RIDING DOGS, RIDING GOATS. RIDING MONKEYS.
CIRCUS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.
ACROBATIC FEATS.
TUMBLING BY THE WHOLE COMPANY.
TO CONCLUDE WITH A COMIC PANTOMIME.
NEW AND VARIED ATTRACTIONS WILL FOLLOW
IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
ADMISSION to every department of the colonial Exhi
bition, f>Dc. Oil 11 DKEN under nine yearn, i!5c. RE
SERVED SEATS, 30c EXTRA. Doors open at 1 and 11:30
P. M ; Grand Animal and Arenic Spectacular Entree at 3
and S.
rjpil e ~fashion a hT.ic k short ok the oityi
GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
BROADWAY AND AITII ST.
OPBN FROM 0 A M. TILL 10 P. M.
GREAT LIVING WHITE WUALB.
BROUGHT TO THE AQUARIUM AT ENORMOUS
EXPENSE.
A FEAT UNPARALLELED IN PRIVATE ENTER
PRISE.
HE COSTS $100 A DAY FOR PURE SALT WATER
. ALONE.
The Brighton Aauarium hai offered ?30,000 to have one
delivered alive at that institution
THE MONSTER SEA LIiinT THE PLAYFUL SEAL I
and tlie tena of thousands of Ocean Monatera I rum every
<lea.
THE BEAUTIFUL TROUT! THK MAMMOTH STUR
GEON!
THE ENORMOUS TURTLE! THE WINGED BIRD
OF THE OCEANI
Together with thoneands of curious, interesting and won
derful Spo. linens from the reat Ocean's depths,
seen sportlug in deep Sea Tanks.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESORT IN TUB CITY.
MINIATURE OCEANS I ~
HARVEY B. DODWORTH'B
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
PROMENADE CONCERTS AFTERNOONS AND
EVEN INU8.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
GHlLDRBN HALF PRICE
THEATRE COMIQUR, 014 BftOiOVil.
HARRIDAN A HART Prnprletota
M W HANLEV Manager
HARRIDAN mill HART, Unparnlelled success of Edward
lUrrlgau'* MALONE'S MOUT OFF, or
T1IE TURNVEUK1N FESTIVAL.
SAM BAVLIS, BONNIE KUNNELLS,
with III* Lilliputians The Prince or Hermen Comedian*.
FRANK LIV INGSTON, DKLKllANTY end OUMMINDB.
the modern Sampson. Fun iu a Kitchen.
BILLY BARRY'S POWER OF MUSIC.
Continued success of KdwitrJ llarrigan's
WALKING FOR DAT CAKE. MALONE'S NK1IIT OFF.
Mel one's Night Of. HARRIDAN nnil HaRT, every
evening in M ALONE'S NIUHT OFF.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
OOD'S MUSEUM. ~ WOOD'S.
THIS DAY,
MATINEE AT a?EVENING AT 8,
John Brougham's gr nt Play,
lottery "'of LIFE.
w
UNION syU a UK
THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager,
i?r. A. M. PALMER.
Begin* at H, over at II :l!k
SATURDAY MaTINEB
at ItBU
"Those who hare not aeen
tho TWO ORPHANS a? pro
duced at tho Union Square
Theatre have not seen it at
all."?Chicago Herald.
EVERY niu;;*.,
the tuoal ?aocessful Play oi
the CENTURY.
D'Ennery .t ('ormon'a mar
vellous Drama,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
with Ita superb stage snttlnga
uiid ita unrivalled raste, In
cluding tho following art
ists : ?Messrs. 0. R. Tnnrnn,
Jr.; John Paraelle, Freueric
Kobinsoh. James O'Nelt,
Ulamle Burroughs, J. O.
Peaks. II. W Montgomery,
Thomas h. Morris, L. Thomp
son, J. Matthews. W. H. Wil
der. 11. Avling, W Kaynou,
W. S. t^nlgley. C. M. Collins
ami Mia*.* rattny Murant,
Kate Olaston. Sara.lewett,
Kate Dirarit, Mr*. Merle Wil
kin* and Mi**e* Ida Vernon
Roberta Norwood. Ethel
Allen. I. Cleves and Mrs. L.
Box office open dally from S ArM. to 10 P. M.
IL Seymour.
A*M.
B
KOOKLYN THEATRE.
SHOOK A PALMER Lessees and Managers.
BRILLIANT BNDADFMENT OF
MR. JOHN DILBEKT.
TO MOHT, laat time or
SIIB STOOPS TO CONOUKR.
TO-MORROW NIOllT, THE HUNCHBACK,
with a most femarka'de cast, including Mr. John Gilbert.
H. S. .Murdoch, J. B. Polk, E. Lamb, Katharino Rogers and
Rose Wood
Saturday ra*tln?e-TIIE HUNCHBACK.
Saturday evening, only time?THE RIVALS.
Noxtweak?Mr. BEN DE BAR as FALSTAFF.
Bowery theatre. continued success.
Mr. OLIVER DOUD BY HON.
in hla great sensation drama,
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
preceded bv the faree. ALARMING S \0RTFICE.
Friday?Bmielit nt Mr BYRON in KKBEL TO TUB CORK.
a AM FRANOlBOtfMI N S ritKLS. I OPERA HOIJSR,
OAN FRANCISCO MlNsTRELS. I Broadway and 21Hh si.
HAN FRANCISCO M INS FUELS. Tho Minstrel Palace.
BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS I Tito Minstrel Palace.
The creme de la rrente or Minstrelsy.
$ Bide Snlittlng .1 oke*.
I Birch DIoHnti* Singing.
Wain bold. Comic Dance*.
Beekus. RECEIVED WITH
i > SCRE AMS nightly.
The Tannlest entertainmau' In tho eltv.
M ATI NEK SATURDAY AT 2. BEATS SECURED.
CI OLUMBIA < t P P. It AHO t'SE^
J corner West 12th st mid ? ireanwleh a*.
Crowded uU'htly by tbs elite to see
a perfect hla** nl splendor.
A grand Parisian ilallel,
an efficient corps of specialty artists.
NBW ACTS. NEW SONGS. NEW MUSIC.
The sensation tlisatre ot America.
EVERY i VKNING AT ?.
Carnage* at 11.
RQYLR ROOMS. AROYLB ROOMS,
tsru AV. AND WITH 8T.
BRILLIANT TF.KPSH 'IIOKRAN E N I K RT AIN MB NT,
ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
OF THK KIND IN THE CITY.
OPEN RVKHY BIGHT.
COMMENCING A I' It O'CLOCK.
ENTRANCE ON BOTH ST.
A~~"bKRLE'8 TtYOLI theatre?
8th st.. between 2d and Rd >y*
K*er) evening Gi uid Variety ftbow. To Special Artists.
201 aula* In th* ballet. A Sum*, Franaaeh, Linton, Moure,
Jiell, Kaiulska, La Masanlollo.
Adtnls-lon, 35 cents.
(Nil ATE AC "M ARTlEI V A R IF. TIES. ' *
J Itltli st ami :til av.
CROWDED TO THE DOORS NIGHTLY.
<$> Till. HOME <38>
Every Bv*. | ot
?t 8 PLEASURE.
Matinee To-day
at 3.
Tb* brightest and meat attractive
ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITT.
Sixty first class Artists In
Drama. Fare*. Song, Dance and Burlesque,
? ? . J ? <S>
THE .STR ANGERS' I I MIRROR of BEAUT*
RESORT. BALLET TROUPE.
Three hours of Fun, Novelty and Sensation.
^MBRIOAM INSTITUTB.
2d and Sd avs., hetwean Slid and 84th sta.
FORTY-FIFTH GRAND "NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Redaction of admission two day* each week.
Monday and Friday 35 cent*
CNOtsiN FLAVIA, A LIGHT. EASILY ACTED DRAMA,
/well adapted to travelling companies end smathurs, the
exclusive right ot acting it can no seen red, prluteu tony
gratis to the nrofbselou. te ethers ID Matt. Dr. W. H.
BRNBON. Waynesboro. V*
AMl'KKMEm.
?OLYMPIC NOVELTY TII KATRE.
OU0 L Y Y MM MM PPP p II CCC
O O L YYHMMMPLIICC
O O L Y M MM M PPPr II O
O U L Y M M M P II C 0
OOO LLLL Y M V M P II CCC
NOVELTY THEATRE. NOVELTY THEaTKI
a.'.' HROADWAY. ?i>t
COL. WM. E. SINN Mam
LOWEST PRICKS IN THE CITY
RIGHT :-Al> MISSION 15. 35 AND 5? CENTS
RESERVED SEATS V?e., 75c. AND $1.
MATINEES,
15. 25 AND .'xi CENTS.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY ANII SATURDAY,
the Monarch, original In all liia periwruiancea,
>.HI DKVKKB.
PRANK OURIIMAN. lioKMAN AND ROMKR,
MU. ALICIA JORDAN. Ml.i ALiCF. DALY.
EMPIRE CHILDREN. BUCKLEY AND TURNER,
CHARLIE BENEDICT JAMES MESSENGER.
HARRY KENNEDY.
(IRIEPIN AND RICE. KEARNEY AND MORA*.
A brilliant Nautical Dr.ima.
TIIE LONELY MAN or THE OCEAN
MONDAY, next Oct S3, first Dramatic Week of aeaaoa
Miaa KATE PUTNAM in OLD CURIOSITY SiloP.
A LLAC Iv'N. "
Mr. LESTER WALLACE Proprietor and Managul
DION BOCUlCAULT'8
LATEST TRll'MPlI,
FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
Every evening at ? 1*. M. and Saturday MatlnN at
1>. P M.
Character, bv Mr. H. I. MONTAGUE, Mr. IIARRl
BBC ICE IT. Mr! Ii. ARXoTT. Mr. W. HERBERT, Mr. J.
SHANNON. Mr. W. KVTINtJK, Mr. EDWIN, Mr. LEON
ARD, Mr, I'KCK. ?U ADA DYAS, Mine. POMbl, Mi?
EKFIE OEKMoN and MR. BLA1SDELL.
HOX OFFICE OPEN FROM H A. M. to 4 P. M.
YNRAND OPERA HOUSE. .
VT Sth av? Corner 23il it.
POOLK ,t DONNELLY Leaeeos and Manager*
THE SUCCESS AND SENSATION OF TUB DAY.
CNt LE TOM'S CABIN. ?
Mr*. O. 0. HOWARD aa TOPST.
SLAVDOM ORIOINAL GEORGIA JUBILEE 8INUBKE
and
200 GENUINE SOUTHERN COLORED POLKS.
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
In the ureal
REALISTIC PLANTATION SCENE
The aporta and paatlmna ot the Southern plantation po^
trityed iu life like manner.
PRONOUNCED BV DELI.HIED THOUSANDS
the beat and tuu.t faithful picture of real life lu the uid tlmw
cotton plantation
EVER PRODUCED.
Price. Adini?*lnn, fttic; Keaerved Chalra, $1; Family Otraln.
25c. SECURE YOUR S ? ATS IN ADVANCE.
MATIN EES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
%? Due notice will be iclveu ot the oponinttof the mulnK
I Winter soueon. Sue announcement* next week.
ON SUNDAY EVEN I.NO
A tilt V NII SACKED CONCERT,
A ORAND SACRED CONCERT,
'?P
SLAVIN'S OBORfllA SLA\ E TROCPE OK SINGERS.
I ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ORCHESTRA CHAIRS ...FIFTY CENTS
J Vokum thkaikr; BRUINS A* ??
J 14T1I ST., NEAR dTIl AY.
A brilliant and crowded auditorium nightly to wlt&MS
LOUISE M. POMKROY
In her new role.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVKNINO
will b? presented Hulwer'a beautiful plav.
THE LADY OF LYONS
Paulino LOUISE M. POMEROY
Claude Melnotte Mr M. V. LINOllAMS
FRIDAY EVKNINO and SATURDAY MATINKK,
THE LADY OF LYONS.
RATI RDAY RIGHT,
ROMKO AND JULIET,
i'rleea of admlaalon.
Admission SI I.KJ | Balcony Reaerved SI SO
Orchestra Reserves.... I 50 | Family Circle Reaerroa SO
Adiulaaion to Family Circle 25
UaiTeMY OF "MUBia AIMER.
Three Niubta only, and Wedneaday Matinee of
AIMER, THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFPK.
with lier complete Irench Opera Honlfe Company, befoiW
tholr departure tor Havana ana New Orleans, MONDAY
and TUESDAY EVEN INUS, October 23 and 24, and WED
NESDAY AFTERNOON, October 25. at 1 :?ii. Otfanbaob'a
over popular wore, LA J0L1E PAKFUMEU.3K,
aIMeE Hit I or greatest character) ROSE MICHOJf
Introducing bcr world fain una l.iipliah annir and danea
PRE 11Y AS * PICTURE.
Mile. DUPAKC ua IIaVOLKT.
Debut of M. P.RANClART (lb* new teuor) aa Polrota
Mile nUKVMARD aa Clorlndu M, Duplau La Cooardlera
WE.DNKSDAY KV'O, Oct. 25?La Fills de Miue. Aagot.
AIM EE aa Clalrette.
Matinee price*: ? Admission, 50 conta; reserved teata, SO
cents extra. Sale common, ea Thuraday, October IV, at boK
otlieo Acndemy only.
A!
STBINWaY II ALU
The puHHe la reapertftilly Informed tbet
TDK NKW YORK MOZART CLUB
will (rive * series of
Classical and Modern Chamber Maaia Soirees, ?
tu commence on
THURSDAY EVK.MNO. Oct. 19, 1970.
Programme.
1. Quli.tott in l! flat It. ?. BeetboreH
For piano, oboe, clarinet, horn and baaioou.
Mesara. A. BLUER. J. KLLKK, II. KKI.SKK, H.
BCHMITZ and it. Khl'TEK.
2. Aria, "Per piett nou ricoreate." . Moaarf
Miaa ANNA DRAKDIL.
- I Romance for violin U. Wagner Wllheltnp
*? f Rondo ... Wleniaskl
. s Sung. 'Won lehe in ddue Angenarlie,". .R, Schumann
(Song, "lcls Kann's night faaaeu uichl glaabeu,"
K. Schnmana
Miaa ANSA DKASDIL.
5. Grand Soptett in C minor ...A, Knot
For pinn t, violin, oboe, viola, horu, cello and basse.
Moaara A. KLLEK. R ARNOLD. J. ELl.BR, A KtlBM*
BECKER. II. BCHMITZ. OH. RKINBCCIUS and
OH. UTHOF.
AceompHniat, Mr. OAltYL FLOKIO.
Stelnway A Sona' celebrated Planus are used at all tbeaR
concerta. __
MISS HUNT'S DRAMATIC OOLLBGK, 30 EAST 1?TH
at.?Every line ol atage l.uaineaa taught: Education,
ltuedinga. Engagements provided coiupeteui puplla.
PhllAtlel|>lilA Amnaamentii
KIRALFY'S alhamhka PALACE.
The Inahlonable retort ot Philadelphia.
K1UALKY BROTHERS hula Proprietor!
AROUND THE WOKi.D IS 80 DAYS.
Secured tenia two waelta in advance.
I POX'S AMERICAN THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
1 OP N ALL TUB YEAR ltOL'ND.
THE HANDSOMEST THEATRE IN THE CITY.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN, FAiKMOUNT PARK, FHlb
adulnhia.?open dally. A Urge colleciiou of living wii4
beam*, bird* end reotilce- Aduilatlou, 25c. 1'hlldrcn. 10a
FllILADKLPIIIA MUSEUM, ?TH ANDAROH BTR?
lo <tn to H?7tli consecutive repretentetiona of the "Twe
Orphans.' Miaa Helen Houghton every afternoon la
'?Marguerite the Outcast."
The osiat bikqb or parib. ?ujuiinoi
DAILY, I ItoM 8 A. M. To 10 P. M., BAST OF THE
PHILaDELPI 11A M A1N EXPOStTl ON BUIUHNO.
?ATE W NATION AL T11 EAT R K.P HILADELPHI A.-TIIE
X> BLACK CROOK, with the PllEKLKsS MOkLACOUL
i lie grarfdesl enter.a niuuiit In the city.
KREUTZRERO'S OBRAT EUROPEAN ANATOMICAft
and illalorlcnl Museum, 729 Obuatnut at.. Philadelphia.
The uroatcat and luoat complete evar exhibited In Ainerlan
Opau dally ______
Academy of music, Philadelphia, to let
for two wee I-a, commencing Novcmbor 2d. and including
Thanksgiving Day. Apply to JaHKB'IT A PALMAR,
liootli'a Theatre. ^
PIASOFDRTKH, OttOAYS, ?t.
"k -TOR KENT, UPRIGHT. sglARK AND GRAND
J\. Planes of onr own make; aim for aale and rent, a
number of line accond hand I'ianoa, in perfact order.
WM. KNAHU A CO. No. Il2 5tliav. above ldtli at.
A LOT OP SECOND MAUD FlANoFoKI lis. 11?
tliorongli order, lor aale at moderate prices; alao Piano*
liirtea to rent of our own manufaotoro by CHICKERINU
,k SONS, l.'liihth av., cor' or ISth at.
LL PKRStlNS lJ SI RoL's OF PL KCIl ASINO a"oKN*
nine second hand Steiuway grand square or upright
Piano will And a flue assortment at our warerooma; every
Inurnment io perfect condition and eome ot them nearly
new; also atcond hand Planoa of other makers; heware of
bogus planoa liearing our iinmc or one cloaclv reaambling It.
sTEl.N WAY A si i.N's, l(?7, 111 Eaat 14th at.. New York.
CLOfiiNO OUT SALE-URGE ELEGANT STOUt
Planoa, half price. KAItMOiti-.'S waraieeM, MF
Bleecaer at. *100, fl&O, ?V00. ___
A~ FINK ASSORTMENT" OK FIRST CLASS PIANUs
fortea for ante at verv moderate prlcea, on eaay and r?a
Bonable terms. at IIA1NKS B 1(08. \ Corner 2d aw. and 21et
?t. A few i'ianoa that have been uaetl a littla very lew.
TSACRIFICE?MAt?N |Hi:ENT 7 1 ??7?<ffkVK RICII.
ly can?<l rosewood Pianoforte, superior tone and finish,
coat (MOIatt Jnnc, for $?*?: uo lees. Call at resldeno* M
Beat Pth at.
PRIVATE PAVILY Wlhh HRhL STEIN WAY A
one Pianoforte (at earOllee), a richly car red foul
round rosewood caae. 1% octave, fall agraffe, overstrung
Piano, all late Improvement!, coat fl.0!*?. for *250: Stool,
Cover. Mualc Cnoinet. Alao elegant new acala Upriglik
Piano, richly Inlaid caae, made to order; used only four
niontha. S. H. ? Planes have ho* lor shipping. Call ptlratt
ro.ldeiico No. 47 West Dim at., between hih and Oth era.
AG ART ID BOSEWOOD * SCfAfl rUMNHt "j
iVmodarn Improrementa; $100. Private reeldeoee 214
East 80th at., nuar :ul av. ____
A ?For SALE, A M YHNIFICEN'FUPRIollT PIANO
? fortu; an elegant roaewood caee. Inyirovad ecele. 7)4
octave Wind-or Pinuo; coat $1.1100, lor $250: Rtool, Cover
and Mnslc Cabinet. Call at private residence, 120 Wait 234
it., near Oth at.
I EW SECOND HAND WF.BBB PIANOS AT VERY
grcut hargaini; tome or them used bat a very short time
by onr beet musician*, and really almost a* good as news
fully warranted In every respect. Please cell at the WEMBb
WaRKROUMB. 5th av. end 10th at.
B~ EAUTIKU'l' RUSE WOO D "piANOFuRTK, KoUnJ
corneri. carved legs, $150; mouthly. J. B1DDLK, II
Warerlcy place, near Broadway.
IjMRsT CLASS pTaNuFilliTKs"AND ORGANS T<]
' rent, from fd to $0 per mouth; rent allowed It pan
Chased. Wareroome, 71 Sfh av. A P. BHNJAMIN,
Magnificent 7 octave rosbwo>d piano!
forte, $75: splendid tone; rare bargain. Seen nt GOR
DON'S, 1 *>7 llleecker at
P Ian lis and ORGANS AT BXTRAOBDIMABY be it
pr.cel at W ATERS A SONS', |H| Broadway, to eloa* out.
an entlro stock of instruments of Orat elate makers, new
and second hand grand, aquara and upright, previous to re
nioval to their now store, -ta? East 14th at., Union aqnore.
Su7'KR?"rTI'.TnWAY_ CGN0in?r""GRAND""piAN0"
forfe, coat $1 ,50ft, In perfect condition, will be cold this
day, at 12 o'clock, at MATHBWH' auction room*. 57 Liberty
at., near Nassau. _
L2TOCK BROKERS?
Oitehd the EVENING TSLEORA*. All the newt lor Si
eonte. Advertiaing, 30 eeuia per line. Clrculatleo, eU,0UN
copies. _________________
7 O0TAV8 FULL, ROUND OYERdTKUNO PIANOp
$150; Kawen A Bacen 7 octave, carved lege $1*5; rente
$4: Organ, new, $75. GORDON A HON. 13 F.aet Htbei.
dioo/k -POWRKPUL NKW UPRIGHT k SQUABS
?Ptjrjxt. Pianos. Factory, 183 Hieeaiar; Warereeae.
git) R road war. UNITED HTATRS PIANO COMPANY
OK.Vl'lMTH % .
t KTlFlClAL fBRTH A ftPK(f7A"Lfr^UlWBTk'T<
iVtrom (.< upward; substantully made, carefully ett*4
and guaranteed to give satis faction
" J. u. KENNEDY, 5? Bend at.
Beautiful artificial tbkth, $5; oue. Hi
single, $1 . warranted: Hllvor Fillings, OfVv NEW YOfiC
DR.NTaL ROOMS, 382 (Rh ay. Hundaya until 2.
MINUTKB8?
Read tb* KVIN1NO TKLKGRAM. All tha newt for Jh
cents. Advertising, 20 cent! par line. ClreiilaUon. 4UJUM
toplea. ?a W
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