The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 9, 1871

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J UJ II .11 'i. i i. Ml I T .Tr. t, jlllRTYTOTH TOU NEW -YORK; MONDA-Yy--OCTOBER -1R73 PRICE TWO CENTS. jB flOWTHliY TELL THE STOttY MOBBAsn Monr. atovndikq vit. VLOSVKMia RftiM DAT. t Mr. John II. KtilfHi KxplaaatUa-Il ha Earned Kit it Dellar he aa Itrrrlveii, dill Oily I aavr Owing Mm 1300,00.? -Hut there ara I'ort erle for 00,OIIO. T idKor r 771 Auu. i Bli I Tb preta have tnUapprehended the nature f my aialgnmenla to Jackton b. rjchultx. and have tolscont'rued hli tttemrta to the Committee of fcvnty. The error doet m greet Injustice, ind I ts'.t promptly 13 c rrttt nd eiplsin. During period of nesrlr dree montbtl.e press and the pabllo hive alleged Inst 1 lure defrauded the city out of lire eums of money. It being variously ttl mslsd at ff'Tn ooe to two million ol dollar I bate teen tnroiter.ed with civil sulls and criminal prosecutions. It has len charged Dial I lure burned ray bonk and lure been making orrp.ra tloni to abtcnnl. I bare remained il ant under the? arcusailone, hoping the time would aocn errlv when they mllit be Judged dispassionately by the public, my Iransseiions with the cltr gov 1 ernmetit, Investigated br competent auttiorlly, and their cb. racer and ray character vindicated beiura fie world rna onir.ruri imjcitici done me br aume of the d.itly j.u.nals compete me to speak out now. I hate not horned mr book. I bate net Intended and do not I ttnd to ah icond. 1 bars even refused to take the recrea lion In the country which my lb slclan at", rued tne, and which I felt waa nccetirj to mr lica'tl', and wh:eh la usual at thlsaeann of the year, lot It might be Interpreted lot a flight I hare been at all time ready and willing to explain to the Comml.tee of Seventy, an I hare eiplalned to t'lfoi whenever ther deilred It, tbe natnra of mr tmlncss with ILe city, and offered my book In vlrdicatlon of mr auertlon in that reapect. I bare lometimet been compelled to aell mr clalma igtlnsl the cltr In crder to rele tbe sumt neceitarr to car tj oa mr extenitve mechanical operatlona hut inch 'tales hive never been made with any Intention un ray put to de'raud t.e cllr, or to enable othera to to 10. For etc. 7 do.lar which I lure received from the City I have given full value In labor and mi srls'i, aed city la now indebted to me In abont f .W.Oto, V tilth I h. vj hoi eitlv earned, and II can be traced and Identified. I have done work for the) city and Coan:r lnce 1-IV4. nnd the Mile paid In IiX9 and 1370 aie lor work covering the entire period aince then, mis woac nti don gftnn all tbe cltr and county bolldlniti, and It era luces plumtlng, cat work, tad alt tne ilovr and bratlnt uth. nearly all the roofing and repair to the funfs, maion work, chimney work, Iron ratline aod repair to the various city park. ll klndi ol eastings tor the Croton Water and Sewer Depart' meal aid liuiesu ol Lamp and On, Added to till. 1 have had the exclnaive work daring the put lo years of the repaire on tbe atreets coececied with the (ewer and cu.verte, and with new eewert and ilteratione, I act now completing aewer re- RiraandalterallonaatKorty'tlztb ftrrel and Eail rer, and other wor of the fewer and C'roton Hoard, to ai3eud which would enlad great damage la tl.e health and com for ol the public. To enable me to (In all thia work properly, and ao that It ahould be ol permanent utility, I have been at ireit eipeee lu errctlnc foundrlea, constructing mouUa and pattern, an I In tn.kln neceaary eicer Itrent. For tnia van total ol hborand material I hive received no more lluu jit xd rain rnnrrxnTic. The pnbliined accounts cnaige that I have received op .rd of IK.OUibU) from tne treatnry. Amonr the warrant whiih purport to have been paid to me lor cocniv wrk aione there are upward ol IMXI.UM wulcu I never recclted nor v. and the in ortetnenl on which In my uauw aro dear and unmeuicible forgerlee. H nrverthclr, hrted br many T io have lonz been mr peronnl rrlrnd that I mat have hern In tome matteri ne.ll Sent, and that I mitht be held to a reipontlbllllv to a elt) on that account: and to meet the charge hat 1 intend to abscond an J delraud the city out of ny clitma which rulilit In out event be found WVMi mv-t i-r!ri3 p'ererly f.(Elfll xo cover, tnr aii.li claim, in irutt to one. arge It w en prop- rfr e nMiaiied. I co n'.wtvet cltmlnc inn I till clal.i. :i at ih' reuit of an nccounttn: will now that tne clt iLdtb'ed to me and, not Its tbe cltr. While I am iowerln; pcblldy lone of the quea tlontnulcli hirr been rit' to me, I fhuuld tlko to lower tne (jueri, which la he, n ol'en made. Wi o t tte 'Co. oi Kjier A Co V It Ini been laid that wk. u. Ttttro ii ur rinvNiu. He I not lc and i.tvcr las beeu mr paitner or In tercttiil nilh me in uny wa It, uv buf,ei opera tion 'Ilemilr Co. aIucIi I have Lad lorjcu hive tern m oiiiplokcri and derka. who hive re ceitrd .i I rcrntate upon the amount or Luniti dorr in Itru ofraiarv, nil'.ait ter I divided amonj ttitm .lout 33,iC0. according to tl.etr pollluutund ibihtr I' r.m e John II K'vier A Co." was eUb llnlrJ in ,C7 car a.o nl'in I ad a bailness part f, rnd wa o'ttrndrd r i:tmcel beiaute of it talut u- j ileina.iMii wei, knonu to my cuitonicrs anu ir-fc tr? :e nt '-latly. It I Un n u!-u uui.cly ttated that I have rep it-etl- fniie-il mi butintt, an 1 have never palo my debt 'Una ta untiue. At my Ursl ijliure I mo ittnr djllak of in i'edi.eK lu 'ad At uiy second, when I bad a two t'.n in-i, 1 Mlu n lull mi oiii sharo and the I h"!r ol li e ii nl.ui-i. u.l in tbe la. I rinuy, and ic- leiw ..ii honorable release Irom mr creditor. My bu'iin tr .i.,ctrnn will compare favoruoli, I m Cuiitxl uf, w no thoiu of cm luercliant In this city. to ii. i amount oi mj propeiti, 1 do not nwu df.iliir'- hiiii'i i-,i I iue i.ot falrlv earutd. I on 14, 11 ;,,'t,ii Louse iu V,v utr, "shica I bvOJt.; fur Mi -..111 N' .Mit whl. h so much ln been satj, I pun lure iu or f 1 MO T e b ue Uuu 11, al e.'e.i o ii..p 10 t i.itl it million, I rrrcteU tin er rniitrwti r J I (i ami hsve since eit endea t'.OU mdv u ju.umj 1 n.,t purchased st rsilutis tui.e ime lor sbuiit 1,-100. Hie oilier rxpense about lit, p.,it-e 1 itte cousi.ted of nmderate rt-p.irs urn 1 ill ut iu pi ot eiiit nts trotu rear to )t-.r. llv costit sutu. r" vi. lou.i.l or Mr. Y un,, cur liroi Iniril s -iet unit 11. e l'.c to kr i:iJ, m.J tin- ti 1 -jI s'.i- oi I. v place uri.ci lium u loui ti n 1.11 iite iisl v suburban prootrty at .Scrw.il... lie! 0 11. t ruiiiu heona the cant .1 n re k til 1 intilo 1 d in lit v 1 uiiii-s. I rae fitvu ed t 1 11 11 'in; 1111 4 niu.ntaiiiiiiz ul tne lo'pilil loimr ol Avt 1 1 1-Ji uiiu 'letii lr. e., and other ibaruies v.l .tli .'i,, 1. ted t.i ju iiiie.it 1 i.tr i,ivir ht ut? t.lii.Ui I to theic entcrt rise li nil i' 1.' r s ioul 1 I l.oai(io ho eicept to rcpei tut i. .1 t I UtrK AMASSED A LA(.r,E fOIITUM, ml ..t :v-d 1.) i.oi.t') 10 luiuilouiunl oiteutt- tlO'J llVlll.'. Iii iota.ii. on. 1 cmi oti'y say tnat dur ng nil my rei-i :t t.t-e iu .1 it, et,t 1 lute striven 10 iieserve 111 quip' :tu 1 rrUin n u'oun cmtratter amonz nil le lor ii.ru.ati 1 I ueliete that 111 the end I "Mali nut oe louua In l.nre lorfelte 1 tt, t-.tneni ol itiuse tvliose C00J outiou I have so lob.: ttiticted 101 enjoed. l.t t me add 1; so tliat 1 t ute made no conleion, or 1 know nothing 10 ronten. .Saw iokk, Oci. 1, lb 1 JOHN II, KCYkKR. PI ore Foraerles rncarlbrit Mr. I'hlltp lieu, umrunims llrclnrr Ikitl he ,Nrver II row Crul fioiti the Clty-lllsj Nun I'tirvi'd to Wurraul. lor bUJ.OUU. fieri ui limn. In tlie Tirnti of rtcciit date full expoiure wa. made nf the lorgcry 01 Mr. I'hlllp Donnarumma's mine on two o' ide county warraula fur upward ol Unr re' ders will remember the miplistlc state-uents 01 tl.e Irescii artist, Hal he hadneter done ai t ttork for t..e city or count) unlets .is Mr Andrew .1. (iarvei'i foreman, and that he had never reieivtd nny warrant, or chec lion the Comp trollrr frr any iimuiim. Yrtt-T-Hy Mr. II h nor 'mm a. srta aummonelto pie r hcluro 1 .leru lit tti.ue Asn.s.01 Klieilam, 0' the i iiiru llistnct, in tM icl I e reel s. to tullly co.iitrning 1 11 Income or tne ear IsC.i, dailng i tell the forged stairaiit-i ttere drawn. Tie oath l.avmr been ad.11ln11.crel, tt.e examination pro led as f.illnwa r,-ir,t-1ii'3)r-r)txnrrtrrr,'n-.-i; vitrs yt--rf -attarr of Hie nurpo-e loi wl.icn jnu were requested In lie in ittrndance al tins omce tnls morniuo. My duir i 0 ire that tne law retarding the assessment and rolkdlnus of Income tux la proprrlt smoicea. an I ttiiiic l am willing to per urin tn.it outr lull). I wih tit.' )ou eveiv opportunity to do. eud yourself ar.In-t tlie riitiipl.iliits which luv been msie ol jnu Y'iu ire recommended to me as au honorable man snd I am tlie more amlous you should set uurseif in a urnper txitltloii. Looking over tlie rcords n tne offce 1 find that In the year ISG9 you mvle ni return o' taxable properly witn the eicep t.ou "f a co d m strli. on wlncn you pain (1. alt lJuiin iriim'i1! I'lnt is so, sir. A-. s.ui -Arcordii'g lo the booki of the Comp ile r .f ti e c. y u Ni Yor, il apuean tnnt 1 n ti.e 'vili iIjj of Unciinitr, UlJ, Jon received JS1.2.13. sn 1 11 -1 e l 01 t' e s itne tnontn a fiirtlier su 11 of I'nWi 11. ,i.iii i total ol JC0,US9. Now of ti i u 11, t t nt) pn fa' at le.st sho ild be a net V! Uii.fi .k.i-t.i'JiUlia. I haupward','. 1. ll.Vtll '411.1 tl.e ISI Oh til It IUOUlll Wliu.tl llw hjo!t. r It" I i.'-'t v:u '.'n :iv an I'lMiUdtTft lt,J I ciri umstdiiri s. 1 t.lt4n oe oblige 1 to lesort lo uu- l.t s...nt mstiiri g Mr li.iniia'u ..m 1 Tne eiultnitlun is, that I T, kno t t.'itiniu at all annul llino sums rou men 7' tioji a tutine bsn ri'itivt-d y tne irom tne city 1 As. -or ion bite i.ul rscelvtd any mousy from tie i.tt I Mi II .ii'it urnii,. 1 u't bid anylhlng to do I J t HI Un II' Ai:iji Yua'suii)ou rcrtlv 1 from Mr, Oar- rrj to mocli week for persons! iirvlces as inpsr Inlendentl Mr. Donnarummt Ti, air. I alto employed tbe laborers, and ensrged the expense In him. A'tet-nr I rlr.-i in tti Comptroller's hook ton have endoraedThMe bill tiiwi t'f.r yniir tie. nature I Do you claim you kOW notlilhif, or tlie Checks f Mr Donntrnmma I know nnthlnx nf llieul. Assessor You have nut signed tl.euil Mr. Poiinsrumnia Mo. an. Assessoi N r endorsed II. im? Mr lloniurilnuns i.'ii, tir Assess r You culm you er almplr enplored bv Ur. llarver as superintendent, and get so much lor your labor In thai rapacity f Mr. Dounsrnininl Y, sir. A-scilor Then roa don't know who his drawn this u.onri f Mr Donnsrnmina (hrnfglng Ids ahonlder) I oppose Mr. (laitey dretv tuls money; noonotis that I knn.v ol. Asse-snr Yen never Bled bill In the Comptrol ler's office 1 air lioniiammma No, sir. Assessor What tmsynui Income during Hie year lecur Mr. Donnarumma One hundred dollsrs ier week wlien llisie waa work, 1 did 101 worst all 11 Un As.essor You Pin'l tell box many week during 1869 you were employed n Hit y f ilr. Doni.aruiiiiiia About nine ur ten moulhaj I will not bo positive, but 1 thiuk that II sbout the lime. Assessor Have you worked for any one else In that timet Mr Dcnnarnrnma Ictnnnt recollect. Asessor llvve sou worked for Vlr Oirrev only around the City Hail, or liavo tou also done work far him lorprivile in.i.vl 111 till Mr. Uoi.nnrumiii lot. it orked around the City 1111, tlie Coon House, aud t e .ir norie. Assestor You were paid $100 a teei white you wei aleadily emplored I Mr. 1) mnaruuiiiia Yes I was not paid for Idle time. If 1 si orked for onlr two or turee day in the week I was only pud tor tu work dote. Assessor Have you dun suv ori lor Mr. Oar vv Ir. 1STUI Mr. Doniiarnmma Y'e, 1 have. Assessor You received no money from lb Comp troller directly f Mr. Donnarumma No, Assessor Have you timed any warrants? Mr. Donnirumni 1 No. sir. Assessot Lmior'ed notnlng whatever f Mr. Donnarumma No. air. Assessor You received all Irom Mr. Oarver t Mr. Doatiarumma Yes, air. Assessor How munh ruunevdll rou receive from Mr. Uarvev during In vesr 1170? Mr. Dnanirumnia About tS.OUi). Assessor II I underatam you, you claim that the eltnaturea to tiies warrants or vouckera are lorgerle Mr. Donnarumma Call them "list you like they are not mine 1 never signed them. Assessor Have tou sny Idea wlio signed your name to thes vouchers? Mr. Donnarumma I suppose Mr. Oarver. Assessor Have you seen these vouchers? M r. Donnarumma No they were never present ed to me. Assessor You have been represented to me as an honorable man. How Is It that while these expo. aurea have been mid to the duly Jnurna s, snJ you wcro ttated to bar algnej tli-.e warrant! sou drawn these sums of muney, you old not come out and denounce It as untrue? Mr. Docrarumma (shrugging bis anoolde s, anl evidently wiauing tu avoid an answer)-! uoj'l know. Assessor I And those two decks I Inve referred to a ready are signed dinerently. 1 he Sral I signed "Philip K. Dauimey" and tu other l'ullla F. Duinmln." Mr. Doncarumma I know how to write and to pell my name, nnd I always spoil It the same. I could not have mtae this mistake. Asimor Then you claim t lat vou never bad any transaction with the cltr governrrent? Mr. D mnarumma Never Astetsor I expelled tu nave male an asseitmtnt against you for at least 5.000, Considering the amounts you wer represented ua having received irom ttia cltr government. Mr. Donnaruxima I nts i I could get the wnrkot lUcll) forotiasar, audit would be all right. I would then willingly pav the tax. I am onlr a poor nun. dependent on mr labor lor my turport. .Mr. Donnarumma was given to the end of the present niontu to pay the tax, and bavlm slcned hie name t the deposition, lei I the Asscieor's offlc. lniersell Compelled to Appenr-.VI oil on to A I Inch hla 1'eraon-llla Exaniluatlau loaluaed anlll Tatlar. The order in Hi case of Havemejrcr sgalnit James II. Iageroll, to compel him lo suho.lt to sn ffiMtloj'kia-rvu-Mnsllr.eod of ills booVa. aad counts, waa returnable on Hatnrday, st Id A. M., In Supreme Court Chanihera. At about 10.30 -fudge Iograham havlnc taken hi eost. Mr. I'eckham, of counsel for the plaintiff, arose and laid that the umiuout agtlnst Ingersoll waa rrluroahle at 10 o'clock. Mr. Ftillerton, of counsel for logtrsoll, atked the Court lor delay. Mr. Monrhton. his associate, had been called to Brooklyn, but would return prob ably In a lew moments. Il did Lot mean to be un derstood, however, that tney woula torn be ready logoonwith the defenuam'a examluution. 'Ihey purposed moving to vacate the order on raprrs now being prepared, 00 t le ground tbst II was lin piovldenliy granted. At 10:10 Judge Ingrsham Hid he thought they hail waited a reasonable lime. Mr. Fullerion I move to lay this examination over until Monday, to give u si. opportunity lo prepare and serve papers, jour Honor is aware ul the tact li.it this It an action bnu.'lit br Mr. Have tni j'er. u rc.'ljent .lid a taxpayer of the illy 0! .New York, sud we think he lin no standing In Cowl. JU'ige Ingraliam Y'ou can make a motion to set nsiue tu order. Mr. reckhim We aahmlt that It Is nrcessary I'jst Ingersoll appear In Court In nhruteiice to the su'Jiaua beiore it motion can b nude lo set ante lue order. At tne request of ei-Ju.:e Ilvrirtt. the Court di ne el Hut James II ln.'eis.,li lu talieu, nnd Mr. r'ulioiton respt 11 lej Here." .I.iiliif ..iaiMiu-Thi l net suSlclent; lie must appear In pcion Xir. l'eckhaib I move for an attachment, your Honor. .Mr. Knllerton Mr Ineroil will he present; l.e 1 nun en atreu 111 another tail o. the 'Uihliug. .tljl JtSjlUtaH'ilo betson trull i r.e e a 4 w It lies has no rrg'iilo'C'e"eiTiVa"i"riht)tlie'f piIVt"t)f 1 the bu lolng. KX'Jtidar llarrell J.et tiemsn npresr. .Mr I'ui.erion He will be here bei'ore the nil. jouruini iit ol t e uurt. He I- in C nri lion. All tye-. tteif now Inined in search ol Iicero', ami cx JuJtte Ilirrett s i.d Let t l n be sainii Mr. I'ul ertoi I i.t..ne t.uie to net my nffld it its lend. .mil tin e i I l e importa.it questions uf I tw tu 1 e til m,! 1 there. ore ask that il sUnil over umii .Moo r Juda In 1 tliaiii Let the case stand over uutH Monthly at 11 o'cloca. llo.it Tttct'tl Auxiiiiiis to Viinllrulo Illuistlt In I lie Court. Mr. Tweed mil to-day replr to a communica tion addressed to Mm oy D.u.uty L'oin.'lr jller (Irctu, 111 which be will refute many of tie allegations ol tbe latter. He tuilsts tiat he has a legal right to rale money on Crot.m Aqueduct bonds, of wl.tcli t.e tel holds (VXI.OJO In leserve, and he will tnrre lore cont.uue Hie work 011 the squeiiucr, it be n; an 1:111 out. tu public necesitr. Mr Tweed sai l un baluruay thai i.e understood he was to be arrested if si 1, he wished It would be done at once. He was tired of talk nboul It; he wis at hi offlc every day, and tUsie would ba no Uoob.e In tlndlnf hlin. He waa anxious, he said, to make bis defence In court. Mr. Tweed added that all these frauds and all this double came Irom the old Hoard or Huprr vlsors, snd the oefence of th uctiun 0' that Board would constitute bis Indlvl usl defence. How tills waa to b done, he said, would appear at hi trial. A Man svlio would hnve Irone tlnrvuy'a Work for 83(1,000. i-'rnrn. IA fttt i"irt. John II. Masteiann, the contractor who Luilt raumunt Hall, I. it inudr an nftl iavii mat ho woi.nl be tt .l.lii r: In uo lot wmk ttrformcd b titrvey on Hi u Curl ll.'use for uO.OUO, nnd furmli ample se.iirJ v .fi'J- jerforining Hie labor, anl that tne repairs could uul possialy 1 live ninoiintd lo tl e original cot of tri ttorK. flsrvy received 'iOU.HS) for plaittrinc Ihe Court House, nnd (I.iMu.lui m iri'icolug and repairing tint tinu bluer pubnc build ing. Jlnncu)n.t Hn.y.i Daulel Ileardsle und fumlly live in Sliater town, Deiaw ire county, In this Blaie. They have three children, Durlug the absence of lliclr parents Issi Friday the children played "lie np sheep." A small list er airing which Ineir fattier had cut lor them a day or two belore, was Isstened to n nsll In the wall, and at the other end a slip nooto ss raide. (Ine of the little oues put the noose around bis neck, but he did not play the l-sit well, and the oldest hot, Mack, attempted to snow him how it ouviit lu be done, He placed lb ncosc ever hi head, snd In Ills prank drew It until life w i ex tluct Hi bodr when dlicovernl was Inclined 'or ward, re-ling ou the toes, the knet almost touch ing the floor, Four lUnincrnlle !onirreinen from Trxits. Oalviston, Oct. 7. In the First Diilrict, in five counties heard Horn, lleruduu, Ilemucral, has a -ttv ..v;- I. c-M.-jjViVAU.w' .nA"'r,i!. ol Slli lu the I bird IH.irltt, lu tlva countisa tissid from, (lid Unas Deinotral, has a majority ol I, .'CM; in lie I'nuflli District. In twelve counties h'ard from, Iliucock, Democrat, has a mijontyol 1,3ml. The Democratic net gain over ihe tote ot 19, as far as neaid from, is as follows! First District, flv (ountlst, 935i Hecond Ilitlrlct, two counties. oOU: Tmrd District, 6vs eounilos,S,43oj Fourth Dlitr et, twe t counties, V,8t8. This Indicates the election of Hi entire Dimocratlc diligatloa lo Cuaxreit LIFE IN THE METItOrOLIS. DASnXS UBItKA.Sn TJtKJtB IU TllK bVX'M Jtr.rOt'.TKHH. (,'npl. Jebn Comeroa Closing t the liar-roomn-Tko Knife In PlrM ATenue-Tsvo vlhlecuth Ward lleser rmlors. Karlj lait ir'nllijt tap J'1" Canifron and Detcilte.lul.n La Hoe walking up Filsl are nuo, they noticed nearly three' hundred of tbs Shoot era' Hill yang at Twenty-third tlriet. dossing over the) discovered James Owsn's uirrnoro open ihe barkeeper waa dlspenilng liquor to it room full uf eualomrt. TLe Captain ordrred tbe pile tn be doted forthwith, and Detective La Hue mircbed Ihomas Meet), allat lis or, the bsrler.der, to the Twtnty-tecond alicet rolits station, and Ecrrl. Looms locked blra up. Capt. Cameron then ordered fie rang to disperse. Tncy nailed off, sDd the Csrtain porsred nis patrol alone. A lew momenta later a qcertsl aroso between It.otnas Cosl'iin, of 410 I'll st avenue, and John Lenders, of 4Wn;tTwnty-IMrJ eireei. In an In stant Linasis drew a lame J ick knl'c and slabbed Oos.ello In the llilth, A scuffle eniued. and Oacer Watera ruibed In and arrra.ed Laudera as be wsa irjlnx to escape Coitotlo refused tj ro to Ihe boa pit I, and after bavlnr his ound drsssoil was Piken home. Landers was locked uo (J istello und Lan ders are leaders of the bhootors' Hill (Isnr. The former Is one ol the most nolorlottt rouelis In the clt Landers Is also n urst-eltst iot.ib. lie hut 't utnt a. veral ring fUlits, and has miJe blmself a terror to goodrliixtus. Unvr ,11 r. Albert X.. Ilrnvsny I.nat Ills Hat. At about 6 o'ch ck jeslenlar afternoon a young man entered car No, 13 01 llio Ilroidw.ij line, near llroome street. He waa gorceonsly sltlrcd In a t-nnday outdt that would lavs none credit lo even a Tarrmany elnecurlit. ills bai ds wero encaso I In neatlt-nitlug lavender kids, and he hil on a Isecl natlng new fall overcoat of dedcate color. He also carried a cane. This young man' nam was Albert E. Ilfnwsv. He does business at the Commercial Agents' Exchange, on llroadway. When lie entered the car he took a sstt next a very modest and at tractive looking young girl. In a lew momenta he be:an to crowd the young lady with his knee. She moved away from blra, but he contlued hie assault Mie evaded him as well aa in could without mak Ini a diitnrbsnce until a"i Metre 1 to lose all patlenc. Her eyes sparkled with Indignation. Hue gave hi in a aid els ore. He wore a new nioo-dollar l.k hst. Tlie window behind htm was open. The next lime he croadrd she aractfully islstd her parasol, acd the young man's new tile wss uureit. monlously wafted from the car Into tne cutler. Tit car waa going at a rapid rate. Ilehttlees parte yelled fur It to elop, but the conductor, who bad been watching htm, re'naed to slop It, He also re fused to let art one else slop It, and to alter a bloc a snd a half had been traversed, tne vojn man mad a firing leap to retuin for his hat. Four tlrrene stieet urchins reached tbe plica belt. re be old, and when he arrived hid been generously amnslng themselves by kicking It along the pivement. 11 waa finally rei overc I. The I'rlxe that waa Found In Wfl Htreet. Samuel Sewell, of Now llrunswick, ft. H., ar rived rer yesterday with (300 In hit pocket. In West street he nw a well-ullfd wallet on the aide walk. He went for II; but somebody else waa there ahesd of blm. Tbe unknown personage who picked up the wallet stopped lor a momsnt, opened It, and when fewell approached the unknown waa asout to start off Willi the wallet, which was well filled, but another person ao'toare 1 and ctalme 1 the wallet. Cnknown No, 1 wanted him to prove the oro' rrtt and he did. but No. 1 retnsed to return the wallet lor anylli'ng leas thau ICO. I'nknownNo. 3 baa not 10 much, bewell, who wss slandlnz near, tb..ugu. It was hard thst theunfortunvteman should lose ao much rroney. Unknown No, a pealed tu tiewell to lend him the 10U. promlslnx to return fcr ltJ0. Bowtll said thai ne would io antlhlur lor a u.an In bred, and handed Unknown No. 3 100. Unknown No, 1 plared the wallet In r-ewell's bands, and Ihe two vanished, bewell lound In the wallet dots or Confederate notea. He hurried to the Cham, bers street police station and told Ferreant Fl I erralrt of I Is loss, and when Ihe t-erteant eels Mr. ell's money he will announce ihe lact In Tin Bp. An Aved U'emsa I.aat In the Mtreeta. JMtl .niKlit .llr- William. J,. I.annJuKn.QLliif' teentb street and Third avenue, saw what n sop posed to be a bundle of clothes lying on the side walk. A bloser Inspection proved the object to be an aged wuman. Mr. Lannlxan tried lo aronse I er, but she wss almost Insensible. He hastily procured some brandy for her, and, reviving, the told him that she lived at Illeecker ami Leroy street, thst her name waa Mrs. Marr Currv, and Inst she wss ninety years old. Mr. Lmnlgan hat bcr taken to tbe delimited locilltr. but the Inhabitant ol that boue iluiie I all know ledge of lirr. rlha as then takeu to tne Charles street station and cared lor hbe was dressed in a calico dress and apron, with a Itiown crocnet shaal with red bor Ier, an I wore a white cap, over which was a blue cambric tun bounel. Tho Tblrf ni 11 11 11 Tnct u rrl a. On Saturday night IMeitive Miort. of Copt Mu'ien's command, srrrsteil Jahn utllh, Thomas lira J, snd Fnnk Leatnon lu tl.e net of stealing o number of boots and a iocs Ircm I'eler Dibale's atore, In flrand street, nut Lonmer, Wl'llams liurgh. He recoxnlxed Drady as the pcrsoa who with others broke into Mr. Max.telmer'a store. In Houston street, near Ullrt, last rJumlay mgnt, and stole a lsrcc qusntltv of 1 loihlnz. Yesterday Mr. Msxhrlmer and OSlcer Smlm ca led at tne police station mill qt "nned Hr.dy about the burglary He ecknowlediri l the rnnie. atul onl 11 at 1 e hat. takon tt.e cloth rg In one Di-nlinu. r I otiellu a Oliver on ire North Hetond street nni' Lutlieri.ii tei. e-r. r- 'I .1 msn. it-s ,y tattn thegti. tl al C Moll stittt, lien 1 h uh 1111, Ke Yurk. Mr. .Ilnnlri rt' I'tillrrinrii. Three weilis jk OlHct r John Muidi oii, of Capt, 4kt- Cj'i-tr-a'a. nnuou-J, J:sls.i ljltJ. Jdtr.rfJ with rum. clubbtd ever) holy wiinin bit rraca, au was at length arretted by It'iiudsmatt S vlft. ser geant Itooney priftirt-d ch-rgie sgniust hlin. v d the ci-e wa tried heinre Cnmiiiiioner Msnierre. The trgeintand roui.diimaii satire p sitive.t tha Muli'nnn t.as "drunk and u ill! furduty." U iuin." nan K-sting. Who m.u-e.1 tu auesl hitu, and sev eral liquor de tier lestifrd to .tiulitooii's uni'orm ..i rit ho no tlecl-lnn tt.is g 11 und iuld 1011 -lilt 1 1 ninlii- mi tl tt. Ii is neeuless lo ajd that lie nas stlouir 1 olltlc.il Inline 1 e. What an I'.nsl Mdo 1'nllllrlnn 'lnr Do, Il.rly yeslerds)' mornitiff Kdwenl Kenny, of 419 Kill Fourteenth atrial, und T.ionut Co.lyer.of 617 K'st Fl'tctnlli street, l otorinus routl.a of the Sixteenth s'reet gtug, quarrelled at Fourteenth stieet und Avenue A, and K ..nv slihhed Cnllyet In the thigh. Kenny was nrretti d, hut Collier did not appear to tro'tcu'o III)'. Afoul tw., urmi ,'o Kenny slabte 1 en ex-tioilcemsn mmed Little. Yrs Isrdav morning Mr, Little appeared be ere Alder drruisn Cuddy, at Ihe F.erx Market Police Cmiri, to prosecute Kenny, but the Alderman reused to entertain hit complaint. Kenn has political In ttusnce. An Invalanlrtrr ConfeesUn, Wliile the clerk wui calling the Jurora' names In tb General cessions on Friday each one prevent responded aa Is Ihe usual custom, "Here." One slreuy juror nvmeil Keenan,un bearing bis nsuio called, stalled from his dug, and to he a aiement of eveiyhody shouted In stentorian touo, "Karect," evnlenilv thlnkinf that he ha I heard the cry uf "Keno," Instead of Keenan." The (irant Chub Itnulrd In Sullolk County. The Itrpublicam of Sullnlk county rejiudiatetl the fa' t Mu'Phr ollgsrchy on Svturday night bv ttirowitig FreiHh and Cunant ovrrboard, and de daring in lator of tne Hon. llun.ee tirreley. Frencn bid boa.ted tu Murphy in tie bta e Cimven ion, that wlih I'm nut ie conl 1 control the countv, anil liiertby reritre it smei ure His defeat was sn con si.lriiniu Unit tit- retired beiore the pr ceeUlin,! hid I leTihlliaieii.'"" Out- Clgnr for Three Court Ofllrrr. Great ale Hie humiliations uf the pnor court officers on account of the withholding ol their pav. Five JSuptenie Court alia' I (a tried on Halu day to sillily ttrir craving lor Ihe weed on one cigar, al the rate ol three puffs eac 1. Fin I one llg'ited II and took b.a three pulls nnd passed II Id Un in-tt who did llkewlie with mournful visage and hungry ejes. Arrest ol (ieu. Isu lluien. flcu. 0, M. Van llurcn, 1'enslu.i Agent for lliii city, wat arrested ou Ptturday, Mr, Jamea II. Ha. ker, lommlsloner of Tensions, accuses Gen. Van llcren 1 f tuaudi'lentlr obtaining U.0.X) fimn lie Government, snd applylug the sume to his owu use -vtsinat.lia e.v Ijs. jk'ata;'aMxa0 itifirrsTx.r, Ms.vi.vOtrti 3- T i'. --w. ttables, u-lted by the local police, mule leltnrcs on biturd.iv of scvorsl well-known liquor estab lishments. They took In the sgsrertle 3.KSJ or 4,uO) gallons. One esiabllihmont lud I'nited H Inlet atiacliments upon their stock, ml the nfScrrs oro oose to test the questions anting on sue 11 a case. It It laid lit tiioss acquainted with the fict that the the Prohibitory law 1 uow enforcsd to I la fullest eiteut lu tbli cilv. ttib AJtcumsnor'H AnDnran. The Imposing C'errmsnlra In Ht. Pwlrlch'a !alheslrnl-AB Appeal In Uebnlr of the Krelralaatlral Hemlnary. A congrenallon rcpreaenllnfj nearly every Catholic cliotch In this cltr assemble 1 In fct. Pat He.' Cathedral yelrsr morning lo bear the ven erabla Archbishop McCtovkey't ppoal In behalf o1 the Ecclvtlaitical Seminary of thl diocese. The 1 '"isntlr Illuminated, and the err hlgll tltftr WHS u,.. Tic. Included Grand Illgh 3T.. in wtlcn Bu, dlstlngilihed prliisti ofadated, thirty acolyUl Ing. At hilf-pifl ten o'olcck Ihe clergy, headed by an atlendent carrying the processional cross, moved from tbe sacristy to tho sanctusry, nnd filing right and le'l look their respective lUtlons On the Gospel anl Kplsllo side. The Very Iter. Father Claris, the Vicar General, aung tho Grand Illgh Mist. The most Iter. Archbishop McCloskey atconded the pulpit, and having read the Gospel of the day, In which the Divine Itedeemer likens the spiritual I anqnel spread by Hie Church to a wedding feast lo wnlch those Invited would not come, proceeded to deliver a sermon. The Arclibisnop said In the words you kave Just heard, our Uictsed Lord lixens the Kli.cdori of Heaven to a marrla :o feat. T.:ev whu were first callod heeded not the Invitation, and attached but lllt'r value to tho lavor of their Lord snd .MssUr Then he sent other servinta to tho highways to Invite nil they met, and Ihe lot.se waa loou fillrn with guest. I iioee woo had re ue nut ssti'fi"! with sl:htlni the call tresied tho serr nts ol the King cnntnmcllously. nnd put tome ol them to death. Lut among Ihn guests one was fennd without a nupt.al garment, and the Master ordered him to bo laken tu the exterior dsrxiuas, wheri there .s ttren n. a. id gnasluuz of tectn. 'I be ut tlirailon nf mis peraolr Is fa:illll.,r to you all. Tee IT' it Klrg hero apoken of II God, the Eternal Father; tie wending that waa aoout lo take Place w.ts betttcen Ills only cegu'.trn S.m en l e Church which that (-on wat to lound and til l found, and which le did adtpt the ('lurch lie espoused. The banquet He spread are the aptMtuil rrae. e sprt ad before el In the lionse of His Son spread by nit bride, the Church. People ol every countrr. totcu". and n:ion hare beeu Invited to the lestlval ol Hi nolr Chu-eii men ut eterr tribe, rank, aad condition ol ll'e haro been Invited snd yl among the vsst multitude a ho teem In icceot 110 invitation, all ate not chosen. Few there b that are ccecr. le v there be that are saved. In oiber words, the Htvlour tesehr the greet truth thst more slml be lost tnao ahsll be saved, UDoes not tbli teem a bard laying Dues nol this seem Incontinent wltli the Ideas whicn our finite minds form of tne rooanrss and mercy of God And yet we dare nut doubt It for a moment, foi Jesus Christ, lu the strongest and most emptstlc erms, declared IL Tie saints and martyrs 01 ti e Chnrch believed II, and formed their lives upon II, and tie testimony of reason, when ted by divine llgnt, confirm It. Uol I the master ot hisonn gilt. He ones us no reward. Is he not, then, at liberty tqiet It. conditions whertln hit people shall be mad partikert of tb Joy olhls lleavsaly King dom Now whstareth rondlllon on which w caa gain eternal ll'e 1'nr re plain and easy 10 cumol, with, ao that no ooe will be ca t ofl eicept through hi own fault. We ate commend,! to bellev In God an I In Jeas Christ, wiioiii He baa sent J and that hon esjs, He tnal bellsteth and Is bsptned nail be saved, and be that belleveth not anall be damned," W are lo-nmonded lo love God and oar Leifhbor as uuiselvcs. God warns as tnal drunkards, adulterers, 'ornlcalors, and de.raadera of tne poor, snail notlnbtnt the Kingdom of Heaven, fee the multitude 01 men wnti deny ma very exist ence of God lllmelf who dear and Ussoneme tbe name of 111 bon and mock at blm wao accept no dlvln authority or divine teaching, and are subject only to tnal which Ihey themselves approve and live as the di lates uf their own heart, or rather of their on patslons, tell then, L'k at I' 010 who evsn persecute the Cnurch and strive to Mot It ont who ouitsplre aoralnit the Lord and His Christ, Tne Aichblslxp then spoke of loe pilesthttod and tl.e necessity of giving liberally toward the main tenance of Ihe Kccltslastlcal Seminary He aald that tne priests were ever and always Pr the side of their people. When pcsltlcuio sulks through Ihe larul, li e nrlinit fleetn from his flock because lie I a Mrellnr, cut thepnesl, like a d sbepberd, is ever teeus the oljccis ot l is sirred cruris, the vinerahle prelste nosed by calling: on In congrega tion lo give liberally A collection was subsequently taken up, and the Illgh alass was resumed, the Archbishop giving the people tils tenedictiou. "Ilwv-l-hecW'Ct'ty- fAMtpr.iura' at. Soy-u.. Jalin 5lcOtiltlrick oi Ibe lllcetlug sbootlnvf and slabhlnv cs notoriety, waa taken to tne tombs yesterdsy rr.orninx with Ids father, Ul!auiMc Guldrick. Ti.sy were Lild lo anawsr a chine of felonious assault upon each other. The elder Mc (oldrlck, who la a Wa.hlaglon Msrket butcher, on bsturday eked bis ion to helpllm. Jonn relused to work. This led to a flabl. John fired ttto shots at his father Iron a revulver.bnt neither shot loot effect. Ine ftther then mtae a lunte at his son titha bun her knlle. cotllnx thrrugu the back nl l is cuat and undo, clothing. Father and ion are ,e.d in (5,000 b ul. Alter tne sunotln; OOcer MeLotirblln, on dnty at Ufl W .shliiglon Market, fultowe I vo inz Mctlold- ic t into the liquor store al Fu lun and West lie's, and McGoidrick ran up st I--, tmeatenlng that ho sronhl sliool the rlrt that lol lowed. McLoughltn, nnheedin" the tl.rcit, wrnt u.t stairs, ro.loord by ItcUuidrlck'i lather. Tne rtfiicrr threw his arms about t ie young fellow's body, an I the old man began beating his un over tjo head with I Is fist. While rotdtns the jounr limn wim 01 e arm, MeLoug. lln knocked the oi l man duwn with his other Hit, and .oung McGohl rick n jam attempted to to 01 bis father. Tie shot missed .Mr. MtGoldiic. hut tons efieci 111 tl e finger n MrL' uglilin'a right hand. ILfore the on Ceul 1 fire s-Titn. mi-tan.c arrived, and father and eon were airestetl. TI10 Proltleut 10 xpruil 11 Wrrk nt his Win. Irr lirsldt-nrr. rpir'Sri'tiic'i .if ,A ll'trM. WAsiuxoto.s, Del. Ibe 1'rt-ideiit tei,ruct! hi oOlciai iiinei s in the Hxecutito uftlie at lo n'. lo-k this niitrntiig. Ill return to ihe city liatin. I ten du y publisjed, a large number ol tl.ltor. Willi a t .rirtv of turposr, were on band lor au i- 11c s mid It lervie s. ai.tl beiore t e I our or noon tT.5" nnyi'','rittrTK d,-!n.tJ' tt-ol poii. tut nts 1 extensively A number ul' Ine K.i.l'Sh lords ji il smaliei digptlirirs who have .ten itehdlng toe sesM' iis 01 tne Ilpiscnpal Church 1 onn n 1011 1.. It.il Iniore rah) their ri pe. ts and weio rvctived br thu Kvcutivewitti bei'timlne Mieip-u AUnn 11 o'elock beiretaiy Haiku 1.1 cam 01c Ir mi t ie W .r ofilte and laiu I ore the I usineiil tnepaiert In tno Hodce defa c-itlnn cue. tvnic tune ua 1 vcr 1 r llranl nnd ut proved A ter bein re li ved tf ln viil 'r ho buck ptl luniself do.tu 10 'liettukol fu' ettn 1 K nuinlcr o' nflire In Idet -and apiolnllttg othert. brvrral pnslni iters." u have I il l themselves open to ana ks 01 txilitul 11s 111 null only, ere 111.. ie to w.iik ihe ilsuk witti very Utile dc'a and otneia appolirel lu ll.etr Pi tt" After 11 0 cori'.iisi.in of tne day's iluipij I,,. I'xitlUitcy lusie a 10 lUry Pnrtiilotl Ihoatenue lie wnl t.e H e rrcn lent on Monday ul a lane uutii lurtil Int-rvtrwir ncn. Ilorarn Porlirhisnoi yet returned, bin I'nvule becreliry I'ongi is and Aide de Camp Dent aro 011 duty 111 the ncei tl..n room of the Kxeiiime bfilin a u-tial 1 lie Prist drill ts ill piobably not leave W ashlngton again fr a witile wee A Plain In n l.uuer II err Snloon, I.ait night Juliui Geglicli of 511 West Thirty, el lhilreel went intn Louis Vath'a Isger beer ea looo, at 4 id Vt est 'I hlrty-nlnlb street, and called lor a glass of beer. While there Gegllch became In volved In a quarrel with Ihe proprietor, when the latler seixed a dub and dealt him a tremendons blow, splitting his heid. Geillch mad his way lu tbe Weit Thiiiy yevsnln trel slailou, and .ter. geant Junes lent Ofllcer PI clan to arrest Vath. The oBlcer had Just enteied tbe saloon when Valli ettacked him with the club. Whon ihe effleer drew hi club to defend himself he mi set upon br Leon Vali 1 broiler ol l.ouls, and Louis's wile. Mm Vain crabbed the club from t,ie officer's hand, anl Vathmsdo bis te:ape. The ofllter rt a.ilned ins club alter a severe elruirle, and bioug.it Leon Vath In Icrma by a blow on mc foul, Lmii and Mrs- Vuth were then inaiched to the st nun h u,e, a ni'rn 1 din.ltle charge of atsau.l and batten waajreiefird ngainst them. A fee ond A vi 11111- .Vlurder. Ill a nti.irrel Into on Saturday niglit, In Pecond annue, near Fourteenth ilrett, Patrick Cunnoll) tai.t'A.Ja.l.uw..(liiIliL.ln JUi.ti'1" i'i'u.u tta- taken lu his residence, "II pecoud nvernie, ami Was altended bj 1 surgeon, who pronounced his Injuiles piobably fatal, Connolly was si rested lust evening. BUUUKLIH. During a row between Maurice O'Neill and Mary Keln In Franktln avenue ou balurdsy mgnt, ine f. nr. rr slabbed the lalter lu m arm, severely Injuring hr. O'sellnai aiteoidw Dslrillvo Car,, Cut be ru're queutly tscaped. The hnerhl Cora.villtee of Sllteeu of the Itepuhll. can tieacr.il Cuininlttee ol King 1 ouuly. appolnlt-d ti, renoit a B au lor reorg inlnnir tni hstli of re rtsrntn lion, iili rcpoti in faror of dotug celalug until alter the coming prlinarlei. On haturdar evenlnt Dslecllve Folk nf the Cen. trot tlBer arteited Allred K. kl tiler, a llverr itaiile keeper 111 Atlantic avenue, on the eaergc ol fornlri: n" s to 11" s.nounl or ft S00, lu tne name ol Juic.h S. Iteedof Ctinueu,. J. inornine, ttill'eliousi ot Mr rou.JOTi,TJ.j,'r. m, T.il. stu Hi eel. wlilc.i me pr soner hsn robnel n totue wine and silyerwars Ine properir wai found 111 hit pot. ItlUll. Ill Ids sermon yesterday from I Cor. III. 0. Mr. Ileecner, speaking oi lite wont laborers." ssidt Ills literal translation ot Ihe word It tiiiuiis.-ri. Thar have goi to he sucu sort of nteu uow wim thitr princely sal art 'i tint we rever limik ul Iheiu as rrvanii. Hut 1 Ueu 1'sul wfott, a mlniilsf wti cupildercd a ilavn TERRIFIC FIRE IN CHICAGO. TllECITT LIGHTED niTlt TllK Ol. Alt K Or UVJIMSO llVIl.DlXUS. Poor IVacks nurned Over In Three llonr A hnto District In Flnmee-A Woman llurnml la Dmlh-I.oe 9.11)0,000, ('iilCAno, Oct. 8. About 11 o'clock lait iiIrIiI a fire star led in ball Holmes's large planing mil', between Cllnlon and Canal, and Van Duren and Jackson ttreeli. The win! wn blowing very freab, p.) ,h fltmci spread with almti JncreJIblo raplaL ly, and In a tew mlnutea the entire structure wci 2 mats of fire, and lit I all an ho or the whole district at aUMe. Tno Imruti tlata vlctntty It hoi II uo mainly with smalt wooden tenement houses and tvtO'itory frame bulldlnts, occupletl a groceries, saloons, Ac. The Inmtlrs of many of these homes, atatlled from slumber, had barely lime to rush out In their scanty night attire, leaving their bonsehold goodi to destruction, In seversl Instance! children were hastily wrippei In blanket and quilt to breik their fall, and tUltOWN MOM Ttll 8XCO!tD-.T0nr WIItDOW totbe ground. When the alarm sounded frr I'm fire another of considerable msgnltude was burning on Wells itrret, nesr Adams, (several engine were necessarily kept at work upon tbli fire. The rest of the euglnes soon arrived upon the itround. but tbe fire hail epresd over so laige an area aud waa so ratldly exlcntilif that their eflutle seemed or little avail 'Ihe scenes Initio vicinity of the cmfimallon were Indlscrlbible. Half of Ibe population ol the city seemed gathered there. Ihe tug In tne river ttrre enaated In towing to place of safely tlie ier tell moored In llu neighborhood, while locomotives were hastily pulling out t".e great number of cira standing on the track In fl ime. The glare from the burning building lighted the streets half a mil awly o that one could tee to trad, tu rsooaiis or rut rial. Between Canal street and the river were several Inmher yards, which were entirely destroyed. la an hour tje Cre had made a clean sweep from Van Duren street boith two blocks to Adams, and west to Clinton. Three bloc Irom the river, between Vn Duren and Jackson, were b orntng, and the wood work ol the weitern approach to Adams strsst br.dze was destroyed. A Isrge cosl ysrd, contain ing thousands of tons ot soft coil, and situated be ta sen tbe tracks of the Chicago and Alton and Pitts eorgh nnd Fort Wayne Kallroads and the river, waa burning lurluusly. The immense grain elevator of Vincent, Nation .t Co., one of the finest In the cltr, Is Immediately adjoining, and though Intended to be fireproof, It was Irared tbe Interne beat would crack the elate vrlth which It Is covered. Tbe depot of the Hlttburgh, Fort Wayne and Cilcago, Alton ind St. Louis IUilroads, 11 north of Adams, and be tween Caual street and Hi river. One of Ihe build Ingi, alUhl wooden structure, occupied ss aa ex press office, waa destroyed. About 1 o'clock thli mornln; Ihe flamrf were ar retted and under complete conlrul of tb Fire Department. tdk araci ncaniD org embraces four blocks bounded on the north by Adams street, on tne west by Clinton slreet, on the south by Yin Ilaren street, and 00 tbe east br ths C. lotto river, borne lour or lira building within tlie limit mmed remain unluJureJ, among Ihem Vinc-rut .Nelson J-, l o.'r train waiebouie.one pi the largest In tno city, widen escaped any serluut dam ns. Tnls Is due to tne fact that large plies of an thracite coal lay between the burning building and the eletatur, and br continuous spjllcillon ot iarxe qusnilllsa ol water lo the coil, tl.e warehouse was prevented I ruin beliu burue I, 1 he space burnej overwaa covered with lumber yards, coal ysros, wood yards, a planing mill, viuesar factory, and u large number ot dwell nx boutea and aolooua of the poorer clas. V1IX LOUXS AND 1XIUBAKCI1. A cloe estimate of the entire loa placea It from 2.0J.I .J to tSuO.OUO, the ball ol whicu is probably iii.u'i ed. ihe following ie the teadlnc snflerers: l.nil .t Holme, pUuing mill, loss foU.UOO, luturance about IliUOUi Foriies, box st-loiy. luts aout (.1,(1)0, lli surauc tt.S-JO, Kxceltlur vine-ar tsoikstn If tvVi tie, loss itS.lMX); rtaeine lluuse, tuss email: Unlun WNgon tsora. loss IICXI, Insurance fo,n.O; Jonn bberllt A buns' louber yarns, loss U OOU, Insured lor .'kVOnO; t'lupin fc .-out' ehlntie faitury, lots fJOtOI, lusural for ItoOO; II. Holbrookes coal Isrd, loss Jllil.lOO, Insur.iiCJ i'AUuU; Wilmington Cual Cuuipany, Us it,0iO, lnuru,c 13,8111; ILe blacksmith shop uf tne Pittsburirl,, hurt Wayne, and Culragu Itallroad Company, lots lltvO, Wit.i a slnttle exieptioii Ihe buiiuiu.s dtstroyed en Clinton slreet were ot the poorer elan. TMK HOST M.KI01' Li)s on the street was tust of lloltxrr .t Co, wagon makers a out td POJ, Willi oulv a luht insurance. On JscKSe- strt-ei leu house, owned by A,nntou tValton, were occupied by leiu-euni r.niiillci. wim tust all they had. Tlie lot 11 lusson this alrrrl will prtioablr not rtceed W,t)l; not nv.-r one quarter insure 1. Only thiee ur lour buildings of small va ur wrro burned on Van Ilaren sircrt. the iron vlcducl lea itng lu Adams atreet indie was tlamcaed to tl.e extent ol Jl.OOt). Hie tracks or ths rilttbur;b. Fort Uayne, ai 11 1 hiiaru. aud Cntcagu aud ft'. I.' ut Itailruaus, which run Ihruu ti tuu hUTn' ilt-tiiet, wire uamaged to the txienl pruba i,l) ui 'o,U0dui f-IOJO. A YIOUAX ta'tlKIl) TO PCtlD. Mrs Marg irel lladlet, living on the nort 1 side ol J.ti aou stre. 1. belt suiii.eu 1 surruuti led bt lliino, tas nn thle to ecspe. Her rern nn. nurned to t utioer, e e fun.l IMS inurum; ueat' 1 .0 place tit eie she nil. last stn in l-er nuu-e. Il In linpos-it) tt 10. earn lu-ulht im evict i.tnouni ol tlie liisumncp., sun .11 tne uau.ts ul Hie Ltntiuan tes that are vitiini. I'm ennr a'nuu it ut tbe insurance will rro nbly lall below JI.'.l.lM), Pio bably I tu-third tif 1. 1 i in Cn.c i,u tii1iet.s. Anion 'l'L'r,'t'til'ir.tc'('Br'tvt'''" stitc'reall' et'tT''l.'t..i.t. ml lltbt' nit uf Clrvt-lt d. it ta ,in Wes.ern mil liuiTi.o Fu, mil .Murine, Alt ttf I.rle. Alne o l ii.ciiinnii, P. c tie u i I'l ion in r- ii Fin. enca, lui.c.erb. cl.er KepuMIr, an i Firetne i' of New iork, and too L toii.linr ul Pt.liatitl. im, ANItTlliB I'lUC IttaiNQ 1 Til K Wf'tTdtS )VItliV. A hie Is nun run 11 a- In the Western Dnitb n, ts j ic 11 npiou lo ir ns l.uce s u.u t-ieat lui- met iililil. 'I ne nlnrni v. at Iven ul 9:11 1. M Tne n talice Is a. uul 1 o und u ..au h.liia uoul li.u Culill Hi u-e, and It win inriasirily te lite beiure any partiiiiiiti can bu obt uti.'.l. A Yoiiiik V, lie I'oiitoii'. her r --tl llnsb ml. 1'nuT Vr.K, lid., Oil. C At biKi San tlusky, O.ilu, .o-.la), .1 terrible cate ol poisoniue was exposed. Ten or tweivu years aao, lLitiulim, Wagunrr. an uld soldier of lki3, married n soun. gltl not out of bit tei lit. wine l.e hud reached ins threo score and tin. ind they lived together Irnm the date uf marriage u pnrenlly hatipv btilsirh.id liru lol him, and lormetl a Plot with her brother, Itobert G later, to tel rid of the old man. They engaged a travelling doctor unmsd Fooney to do Ihe wurk, tgreelng to pay him J 2HJ t rreior. Fooney procured some strrcnnlne, and Waroner' wife made some bread and milk sup for the old man, ne belnr aick. Tbe doctor put Ihe poison into 11 It was given lo Waguner un the morning ol bept. 31 and in the everlni ho was dead. The (3110 not being forthcoming, Ihe doctor threat ened tu expose tie deed, 'this ilid not bring Ihe money. This aniriioun he ronlosid beiore the proper officials, aud gate hlin-ell uu. Mrs. Wauoner and her brother were airesled. A Quarter ot h Million I'niirciiuulrd For. St. Loth, OlI. 8. -A suit win comtnenceil in the United r-tmcs D.stnct Court sga.nsi llarten Aide, furuieilr Cul'titnr for Ho Flist Diirlil m Mls-ouri, bv his sureties, lnr about a quarter 0' a million dollar nlleccd to lu tlmie. oiinleil lor in It 1 111 a a (iuvciuiuciu ofUctr. Abie's loud wit fur loO.OCO. VVUtOSITIKH OF CHI.VK. P.lrhHr.Wavk'ev. ot ajilJjiJjaa-rlf.l.Jit't.U'l' wile in 1 sniirkel her iluwn list unl IT'' tln-n tirlifd her In tne in 011 l.t tpl uiur ln r lip oien, aud klcslng cul scleral leeth lie at locke I up. On HMurday nithl Win III ley and John Mnrll ull quarrelled about tne wife of the former 111 the tu amp at the foyt of the hill in .Nowsrk avenue, aud mile; cul Uonball wltn a knlle in several places. Joseph Junta was taken to thu Greenwich atreet Hilton. mt mgnt for disorderly con Inc. In thesis rnn a wss reeniinized or lieteetive Klker at a inici he nad betn laomng lor, lur uver u Us mouiht. 1 While Matthew McVay ol M. West Folly-third si. was ritllntr In a car alontr Ibiity.foutth street nrtwie 1 KiihlliituilNiii.il avenues oil Kainruay eteumu, be ttas itabbed in the arm oy aa unknown persou, Dattd Fuller mil Hubert UcLiughlln, drivers m the Tenih arenuu cars, qtisrrvl1''! nt iite tie ml in Flftv.flrsi urci t yeltcrdsy. Fuller struck lc!..tiiti m on the lie d wtiii car Iioik aid wound '0 hlin severe y. 1 ul'er st uwen 10 C'uiirt, but McLaughlin leluielto coinplaii uaint' Iil7i,andlie wss dltcliargel. l"ii. II N liottenian. lite Deputy ollrctor for "VSi'!.'li'lTr.V",'m"'"S 'imn.iw.t ttta. ut, ii,0.,!-'',' 4w.e.i'.'.ac .4.sttrv .r ;f" ti oniln i"T n nv ihs'i in iit.i, Br.iitr.s- ftloi blellieian.iii o the V' ntui. Ine ten'riri litis beeu mieiid"d unl. I slier llio insl of in- otuer cite Iu the caso nl lljrtnn I. Is ill, w ho was loutid shut In his own houe In Ch'cstto un Friday nio-n or it Cumber's Jury rendered s terdlel Hist wlnle a rurtion oflue Jul) pelleted he was snot hy a huii ar, s 1 1 au oth r porilou that he aieldentvi y shut hinsslf, nil cuncutied lu the Belief Usl he did ugt cytuiuil suicide. TJTi; KSSKX STltKKT HORROR. On Corp llcblnd Ibo Door, and Anotber Clorp) nt a Table-Jr-aloney .tlnrdpr and Halclslo Concert fnloen I. lie. On Saturday morning Ocorgo KirachofT, cigar mkr. celled by efroluiment at Julius blclsmsnn's tiger beer sslocn, 31 Essex stieet Afler vainly knocklnr awhile, Klrscl.off PDhed f pen the door, and found fitelu ann hinting to the hilt. Ll'e wtia extinct. In nllliM Klrscitoff called for aid. Mr. Uoher, who lived over the saloon, cime down, tnd entering the btek room, found that etelnmsnn'e wlfa, Jnlls, had been brutally murdered. The wo man waa In a aittlng posture tt the table, the mail pn which waa untouched, Willi her head resting In a plau filled with bincil. Utr -MiuU lisrj .been smashed with a itnootl Ing Iron, ind her tnroatcnt. Tlie bloody knife an', irpn, and tie Iraahients ol 1 policemin'a club weie ljlcg r.car. Btcltunnnn waa a Gcrmsn esllor, brat g.ve up the trv two oionths sco, lo lake rharge of the saloon which had been purchased for blm ny elamnel Holler, hit brother-in-law. htttliununn end Oetler married rltteri. During Hielnmann'a Yoyaget, his wile w.lt 1 waiter girl in (idler's aaloon, and when Stein maun went Intn business for himself he n.i nnshle tu keep bis wilo al home, hl'ht afler Mght h absented hersell until 3 o'ciccx In the morsiug, and this conduct led to frcqusnt altercation. It is supposed t int on her return home on P.nur ?ay niornlnr, i-.e fit down to supper, snd s qusrrrl arose, nurlng which bteinmenn bwit her witn Ibe clob, then pounded her he id wlih the Hon, and next cnl her throat. Ilorrifind at the deed he h.id com muted, bteiiitcann end tie Ir-gecly by hanclng lilnielf blotnmann was acd S3 and Ina wlfa 30. Ull'e the bodr of fttlbmtnn was still hsnelng eome Ihlef crept Inio lie place, stole t!.e rronev, and rifled Ibe pocket of the dri.l man, stealing Horn au li.side vest pocket (",3 ur 10U Titror.it iroitt.ivs sp.ws. Dombrott kl and the Klnla In I,rona-I)patli or .11, l.uinbrecht-Thr Nnnsriiae ubnnl Working for Napolrea'a Urelurutlon. Pi mi, Oct. 8. II. Dombrowskl, who wai Uader ol the mob la the attack on the 0rmsn residents In Lyont, bai been arrested, tried, and sentenced to to month' Imprisonment and a flro oflOOtranc. M.Lsmbrrcht, Mlnlsterol the Interior, died auddeuly tbla mutnlng at hla rcsluenc while dressing. LoHDOH, Oct. 8 Th Oererrerglve a flit contra diction tu the report 01 underhand manoeuvre ot Hi Honaparllsls In Franc lor the restoration of Napoleon. C.'onnt Vou Arnlin rvummoaed ta llerllu, II 11 li, Oct. 8. M. l'ouycr-Qucrticr, French Minister of Flntncrt. accompanied br Councilor Oxenne and Counts Fenelon and Vslon, arrived thia morning at the ltnyal Hotel, and at noon vis Ited the rrench Kmbitsy. It Is lumored thai Count Von Arnltn has been summoned to Berlin. Thr Intrraallonal (ocley In "pain Mamiid, Oct. 7. lllnlalcr Cutidau declares that the Government cannot prosecute nitmbera of the International Sociely 10 long at tber obey th law but he promises to lite the Cortes an early opportunity 01 deflating the question. Itni'escu, Get 8 Three hundred workmen of Ghent are on itrike. They deintnd tne reduction ufa day's labor to ten hours, wares lo be unchanged, and doable pay lor wurk over time. Convent In ICoine Occupied br Troops. Home, Oct. 7. Two conventi have been occu pied br tbe Italian troop. The Inmates qsl'kly withdrew at lh approach of the military. The Italian Parliament will be opened about the mldd.e ul Nurem'aer. xiiv mtjiiii.t m rovxii tTAit. Giber hnlnls Arrested The Polygnmlila 1 brenlrnliiK llio Lulled Mate Troopa. Salt Liu Cur, Oct. 7. George Q. Cannon and Henry W Liwrcnce.a Godbelle" and a meai ber of the firm ol Klmbnll A Lawrtnce. were ar rested thl afternoon by United Btates Marhal Pal rick, and held for appearance at thia term of court. Th charge In both casea were lur lewd and lasci vious cohabitation with seversl women, under the Ulllli staiuje. 1 nomas Hawkins was arraigned today 'oetuf? Judc JlcKetn on the ludlclmeut lor adultery crowing out of polrcamy, tne eharse having been made by hi first ttife. lie pleaded not utility. Tne Uultcd St .tes Attorn 'V gave notice that he would Le ready lur trial on Monday next, There was vehement sml incendiary talk In tb labernacle this altcrncon. principally b) Mucken xte. one f Urtcham Yuuiu's secretaries, W 1S1IIMITON, Oct. 7 Il l said that the Onvern ment has recritea the startling Intelllgeu. 0 that the Moruious have a.-reed uaon a retaliaturt pro gramme omnlt the Fedeial ufilclals lur making a warfare on pol gamy. It it to lomrnt a general Indian wnr from Atlxonv to the Northern Irontier; I" ear UP the railroads, bum tbe bridges, and tie statute the Western frontier. It Is Id thai, prompted by tne attempted legislation in Congress a year ago, tno Mormons uzrecd if the aorsi came to u.e wurst lo tatte this step. Ilnrz Ilelenled liy Hie Ilnyllnii Itt-vnlu. tloulata. roni-AC-l'ntNCi, Srpl. 23. The San Domingo revt lutionlsls tinder Cabral were turpi Led by llarx at tne village of Sau Juan and driveu to the Hayiian frontier. Cabral and his stair imriovly rsca;id capitirp. ahrtl reorgmlzod nnd leade nti nil. ck nil 11 ier, lecipturiug H-n Juan and timing tic Irrslirnt nnd bis troops Into Aztia. llix binned sevtrai hou'es In t-nti .111 in und almt the only pris oner laken bv him. T10 recent ;visit ut hpencer r-t. John, tlie Ilrltis.t fl argc d'.MIilres at thl c. vi tal to Sun Duuiii'go, imi lor toe purpose ol looking tutu the stheiru lur ihe .iiiuexuiiuti ui lhai repujiic to tne V iti-t- '-i:i'f liiiprnrlnir Ihr Nets JerHeySe'ionl yatrm. 'Iho New Jrieev t-'latc chnol Coiniiiistiuii have umler cou lreralion .1 new lt pri riding t al nn cl ill ren order sixteen yinr o' lire sin'l work in "trrcTOttee 'pT.lf- 4' ?y I M-e-'eibv'tU,! tJiaiiu, iirf-. nun tltts in the year, and in ro cs-o are Ihey tu be 3 oed In ink more, limn lorlv-rlght hours a wei'X All extended eytttlil of high scl ui la lor llttme smdei ts for college i provided lor, sml an .itmu.it i.priow KHli'ti in Hi 000 Is 111.1 v lor st li aisl.iy lux u tor students sit e trine aeoilee oiluri.ll n. Don llninillnn I'liti Hi t Ides to Mlrtt.: Wajuiniitov, Oct. 8. A stitumeiit w.i recent Ir piibl shut tb.i. S ne nn l'i-ti bit I liifoi'ine .111 ofUcial coin .telle that ic intended to retire iron Ihu I .linnet alter the It 1 1 cliniins, or nl tnti.it ctlt-tt. oe statement I iiii-uiieet Mr. l'l.li 1 os l'ticld no sut'll tletelll lllatlun. It It kt.on II the I' 11 tnlhn reveatenlt said 1 e tta, lel.tet in', to tinit wit. 1 Ine Secretin)', tviio retrain 111 tl 1 Cab net for this reason ai.tl noilium petsonal rot.aiile.ittir. 11 .isuiso rox xurJM. Tl e President has onpolnled John Morilstey, Jr., tu it third iieuteuautcy luthe reve ue s.rvice. Major Junius II. Wheeler his been anointed Pro. festor of Mllnary snd fit II engineering ai VI eit I'ulnl, vice D. II. Mhon, deceased. HO V JtS Of l.Kiat'ltB,

A Cog fight wsssetdown for yesterday In the out sllrls of tne Mlystnn Field, llohoken, I ut a c mi aste of llotioken Intel fereil. Xt'iiis, Lvons aud Murray iyreil had 10 take tbeii bulldogs back. Mr. Wni. Joheon' Old llailroader trotted srslntt Mr. llsldwtn's llockt, at ttpniien lluytei. on Friday. Itockswiis the Isvorltc, sr.d laiae n mt ncre put ui. Ine rsce wss from Yonseis to Klhplbiinee, aud lUlh ruader won by fren fourio nx iiundreu yatds. roi.mv.t 1. SQVins. The Democrats of rtulTulk cuunty hive uonlntte.l M.Y Prevosi for lie M.cinoiy. Ih It 'Piinlirae of the H"i Assembly Illttrlcl uf Oneida hate 1. minium M il ill 1.. Iluii.ir.ui J The Itepuhlicins of M nm utti coimtf' N J Ii ite nominated 1 o 11 ti n. Mcr I trbeuaior and Jo.iu L. Conoverlor Hieritf. Patrick Flamean, Owen Mutlaly, ard I)"nrl O'lltri are tniniieg a eluh of (liTtnans favortt'de 10 "jTngCtX.n.VJHyt-s-.-W-et -r Tho runieriative colorej rilixens nt Ptt New York hava formed a Dcimot r.lc 1 lull lu behalf ot John Lynch st Ju-ttrc In I lie hiilh Dull let. A mittnlCcent bhamlley acd Norton banner Is tu be railed en tVeunr'day etenlnz st llieet-nsrof Itrnadaav snd Wave let plate. Ihe various Norton CMtitis aud Shsndlev Attocht luus nf the nsichtMrlio't.t will turn ont In grsnd torcii'tghl proceilon on ine ecc.viiin (leriusn ilf Ic-'Htu. ll.'U (lis N'.i.'.b. Fifteentl' nn I f-llleenth Wit-dt tetier-lai oiu'in r a pointful I.e. f r 11 t lllb foi Ihe Kiauln ard, anl eltelel ill ITt'tl donl Th tteltr Viel'it. '..ill. I W 'd "lleyir 1 See r isry. W Keffnt r 1 i-ap u tuw Sneietary, Cnailet biahl Tieasuivr, Auttal il'imi -ri. The (iern.itlis of U.e Fourth r-enalnrlal Dlst-icl are in In vo 1 yrsinl ra.it lo-trtilit ut tne hall Sns A d snd ti U'tte.y.l.i lavor of iVui.M Itteed 'Hie call Ii signed bl me ol tee mot Inr.ite.itial Im) iet mt u nf ine hu.t a ue. ibe varioui tlermaii atueu lion. it iinrcti to e 1 laee uf aathenng Tjo, Th rii-enth Ward Herman Irleml ol Jus '.v Vn.tm ,"7.TTTTV.- yfn-f iv-rs i- -i r-i. fvtn T-' 't' '-v''. in -h t,ii, t' a ui -ses ny l)r km ier, im eesvei, .I Hush An drew s. unit o' ners. A t totuiiou ttnniui nd'iiti t in t I weed nu I .linUe t-hand et (0 thu favorable lontnlcr loL ot laitr.uauy llt.t ts.t utiaulinu mr au ipte t At Ins t.tloiirna etit al reseat tonne I inline nf prnces- Iiioiiaidprov-ei'tlrdto Ins r-i'dnc of J mice hhaud 'y tu ll'-nrv itreet and give htm u total n'rensde. (he solot by mrmren f ttis Hltiieit'li"lr Unj tuaing a 11 CXLC.1IUI aud aiuacted a gi til Uruuti. MICHAKL PIlHIiAN'g DEATH 9 Tiin PATitrn or nn.r.nnvs i.vifla f,H VXITKtt STATUS. Tke Poor lilsh tor bo Came to Amer'ca p.ud llrranie a Illlllartt Klnr-Iucldriile S In tlie l.lrenfn Kemarltnble .linn. '.B On Kalurdty aflcrnoon, after n totijf and pair. ful Illness, Michael I'l e'en, tl.t rele riled bit. Unl expert, breathed Ids Uat at hla rtsldtncs, AM Weal i 1'wentvtf Ird tlrert 4 About a yeir ago, white sailing In Ids yacht In Hit Lower Uiy, he wa tun down by the te,mei llersld 'H mil thrown ovcihoard. From the ahnck nf Ihe sr. cl. lent he never iccovcred. Allhouih able to be al 'H l.ls nlaceof business nearly evoiy day, h was alwnyt "Ll eulTcrlng. and llirrt wre'i ego wae 'r the fly! Htu conflnel lo Ids ruom. Oil Haluntay tnorulng he wit strong iiiou.li lo walk shout in l is room, but II wai nol ton belorc Lis ttrcngtli f illed hint, and lu a lew bourn l.e pis ed arts v. llovtss conscious lill III hst, nod died sitrrouiided by nil tho member of nit family wlih Ihe exception of bis eon George, now fl In Califort.il. He was attended In till dying mr menls by Ihe rmd Fuller Daly, of the Jenlt' ,H Cnuich In Bltleentli elieet, who nitmltlslcied tht 1 st incran.cnt. During nis illness be wo constant- Iv attended oy Falt er K'I.etn, uf Kawalk, ot.c of Ills most lull naie persuml friends. Michael P.ieian was born In Kilkenny, Irelsnd, Ik H 1610. When about eeven years old lie waa bronght to this country, and ai tho nuo of fourteen waa ao- jH prentlced lo a sllvermith and Jeweller, with whom .H l.e toiralncd ni.lll le had mastered hi Itatlo Hi wis a good wotkman, and bis taste nnd skill may hi seen In the ornamentation of icversl ol the prlit enca held by great billiard player. For many ytan Mr Thrlan had Icen lu the habit of uOVring pilxil for superiority In bl'llard pitying, and neaily all thl chamylon cue furnished by his istshlDhxeut acn mounted by himself. t 1 While working at h'.a trade In this city he becimi 1 muci Interested In the game of billiards, tl et IH almost In It In'ancy In this country. Th tablet jH then In use were ol tbe n.ot ordinary coi elrucilon! k the cushlous wire made of rags, th balls were ul poor material, ind the cues wete IU Virginia lenc uaaB rails. Young Phelan suun became the bsstpltyer i lilH In New Yurk, aud Lis tamo extended even to j lomaaws Europe. Loivtng tils Icrlllmat buluess, h tonic V 'il'aaawai ilurge ol a billiard roo-n near the corner ot Wall iJiLH 'reel and llroadway, where be waa daily I'.rjtvii In lllanaai cxutact wltli nol unly Hie best players of th coan ,j, t J!,'aH Irr, but also the msjorlty of the men about tutvn, 'y 1 lliH many ot whom beeam usefnl to blm In alter year. I I iraaawai Wbeit llassiurd begau t,i manulacture of blillird v Jf matsrisl. he secured Phelau'a service, and Irum V'aanai the young expert gained manv valuable hlula. Itass f lor. i s cusnlen was the steel cushion which had bee iJH tried by Levi Decker an abaunoned aa wur.hless. Wt It ha slue reappeared, and sliirularly euough, un der the sniplcis ol Mlchirl Phelan. While asrliticg llmlorl 11 hi ficlory, Pnehn ulso had ci arge of llassi'onl's billiard loom In A no 'aaaai treel at that time a fimou resort. A ter closlni accounU with lltsford, Michael I'll el a entered Into nsrinerslilp with Tom Mon and Jo. While and In lcl nude a tour througn Ire. tM land and Enrlsnihu-tensib r to aid tbe people ol th lireen Isle, but really to make money as a bll lard player. Ills tr o was a pecunUry failure, and be rotnrned to New York lu n penniless condition. Aided by friends, be opened a ruom at 319 Druadway, which, 4 nntll lao-1, was ibe must fusblonaole billiard r om In N.wYntk. Ifara la vulira 111, .Hit. tTtvint-h itnlnft .aTsrarJ upon his career ne a i layer, and her many of Ihl present nililiouslres ot Gotiiom lost and won nun !H i reds of thtiusantt at th laaclnitlinr came. At tint time ther wai no vxatious excise law. and tb tou gbtoudsof alanhatlan wuultl trequently spend tW'lvr, filleen, ud even tnent) faur hunrs over the cloth ol green wit. .out cokltig rest. 'H lu IB53 I'athtr. vver.l o-tit ef-triila, leiv.'ni DoJIof KiTtna.h In charge of Ida busluess, ai d laklug wllb Ini bis son Indatv, Hugh Collertler. H engatetl ;H lu I otel speculation Ir. ban Fliccls-o, but lolled, and alterwird entered Into other speculation, n.l tj jH which proved disnsirou. Ou his return In lcM ha H adopted the Decker cushion, and obtained a p.iitnl or it. nnd durln2 the same vear formed a copart nersblu with Hugh Cullender and Cnrlstopuei O'Connor, tne father u( the sinecurisi of Ibe soon nsme. 'i he hrm was then O'Connor ,1 Collender, Phelan next opened a ruom In llurton'a Theatre i .H n Chamber itreet, now knotn as tt Fetleral Jtulldiuc. The room was tinker t e charge uf Dud tey KVMCoilv iUn-eus'Jered'li rntj.pjojur. In t B tne cuuclrv. Il was a treat sncic. In ls,7 be lur nl ed tne larse mums n thu nuriheasl c rner ui I .1 Droadwav and Tetilu street, now lli-etvsler's lltilld. ttH Ing. sud t.iortly altrrward sold ont lo Kavanajn A fl Fie.'man lie Iheu pure .aed Cnrls. 0'Ctiiiunr'a In fl terest In the msnufacturlna firm, and slnre mat lima the estahi shhient uf Phelan d; Colieuder bsa reacbed a world-wile refutation. A a billiard player, Michael Phelan was at on i tlo.e tho wonder til lb wurl t, nut as Ihe game pro greiied anl beca'ne p 'pillar, u hui ilretl younger payeis tuuk the fled, und lur twelve years th ''Kb not Dllllsn!-" ha had only a lecund rata po altion aino g the experLs, i Hie first gre.u m.itc was vrltl Damon, the first iH Fiencli piulesiiii,g woo vuite I the United Slates. pfjl Hun Plie. an met uu I cotiqai red In hm Frauriacti in nH 113. Afterward he beat Hilpli llenjiiuin In Pnlla. deiphla. In 1VW he plated with t-eereiler In lie lun lur a l ui.o uf lO.OOJ. und won hi I'd po.uts in 30tO. I hit lualcli w the must e.eimu aSalr of l..u klul tVJr phlied. .Mote tliau ,i uil.lluu d ill it changul hind on Ihu retu.lt; and the tietory placed Mlcnad Pheltn at tho cad ot the list ul pru. r's.lonal play, rs, and gave bin and his tables a ,H vain ib'p prestl;e. Phelin's hi tk un billiards, published some ytan L ago, tsars rihkv. nil K-,r .nh'e, these leoleing tho onlv noikt on lliu su J'tt e uisiilte I by pliyern nil over Iho woiid. itu pupnltr .sslietturk be cu i e tt.al i: is i.utv in its tttelitb. ILou.anil, and it still a va.uinie property. Ihe un 1 1 .1 "IM Ijko il.ico in Wedno.day, Irum 43d Weet 1 went) tana stnei. vkk.suxa I. i. u; i.t.i i;r,.cii. t'ipt. Hnnlel L Hritne, I'mled State N.ivv, will ni-t-t iu eiiteiian Ine tho l,ra.i i Huse. ttic enterlalu. m.iiis ttiiioi f'.'e. Crtnin.iiider Che.tnn Ilaiflehl of il n Navy Ins ar. Vfl t'tni III Hie K.ll.n lo all eipitlu IU ino leiepllOil ul .aaVowl ih UmgiivAgiuct;., ,.JaH VsJ (li n. M. W, (inrv, the fort.ier Cnmmi'P'ler n t the 1 1 .sn pton I. .on, mill ine Fir Walter Ut r'g.t o- tht r-t'iith. is ul ihe t mil Avibue. The UcLtial it utiiuar t rd. HfAtiKS iiio.ii riir. i r.i.r.c.it.i rn. llcnrt Giintner, formrlt nf 1 innii ro'iniy, Iowa, BVMh wss -uil.iciti t h. litis i-atiiu in uf it iniaiug eabiuia Calituru a ail n-iet. C i "i, I I.. I le'l .V Cu. nl Cuiro. I I.. le.ve reentered ff'.i.uin tiatiiai iioiii iho lllli.ult t'rnliai liailload, HH i In i. eil l'i t) 0. VJ '1 1 to .1 minei In Lis illu nnd at Lip n V i l y n-i-i Kern, lot -litti intv leT a sir.,' liny hit J beeu l.citiuv f i.oa i ti ton, a 1 1 d"in.iitJ gl .oi.utt. BVJ 'i.e crew of ihe Ainrr.ran b'lk Kr.'iu i. trt'm lion It. -iii: for bin Kraneiieo. inni.i'ed nt II iOoiu u. 'lun of the i thee. tteie injured, uol latu.iy, lu il pjBHl tempting to sii puss tne r.iuiiny. lHH '1 ho 1I(T. Wilitam VMilte llnvte wrs conseerateil lsmit.uu I, tin t nf you h Carolina nt m. Paul's Cliureti, l'slti.iit) e, yetteinat. 'Hie ser i nn was 1 pivuihud by the Lord Iftiiiuti ot Ltleltfleld, llnglaad., 1 jori ixus .i fioi.'f ro ir.v. llante of lemperalure yesterday, frum 43 to fill,', William llaugiiey of 'Jd Avenue A was run uver Isu etenini: by csr 104 of the liotl railroad line. 1 TlomvGrry, ased id) of 3.11 West Thirt -ninth street, fell irom a tree In ISeehawken, and aas laially 'the ltalisns on Hsturday evening rompleted Ihelr arntnfetem.'iis for a pr ce--.Jn and inci. c on the Wirt H intt lu honor of Itie dltcutsry of America. H The rhysiclant appi. luted hy Jmlno Dilv in ex. amine lutn the eut'dillop of II. 11. Colati.the rten Pars a H lunalle, liuve reroiuuiei.dul ins re .iru lo lioiiinav. H Carl Herein inn 1 engaged ai lei. I uf Iho Ninth I.erluieiit Hitnd. nnd is iiiVm na n-i i tf irt to carry out IH ihe order ul l ol. r itk m iim.ti u ihe itni lu ihe I imi. I.i-v the Inninii rornet pl.tyer, I bltachnl iu tue on in'tlra of lit" tirti'd oieia Id n- nnd 111 Ii n Ll mi i i.n V In1 tt et ii Hie aell vl Lheia Oau are lumii.l H (in 'I iiesiiai moi inn: at 10 o'elm-k a sotenin re. ililie.n in ttt tt ill In utli f.l in Ih" i hli re h nf 1 1 antnur. aaaaaaaas uiiii'i. ytoti suet t. tor t tie re oie of the soul uf Wi it nn H Nrali. laiher if lir. .Seal... lH So'mnnii ntn r, ttell knuwn sunng ol I Kv-t e ill-L. S-.J tt a ber t.l-'ad ilaflt el-r-i, nivK.Mii. eaaaaaaal lu nT irHTt liimnTT'CnTe"-ktnrTa'-h'l 'JAip-T. Ild -aaaaaaaal bad nai lied mi tetui ii ieeun'tviar. lie wa aiduaacr. Tie serllnnsl dork al Kulceis slreet win Ihrnng. e l yi'iterdvv by adnnrrrs ol natal arrhiteeiiite. ttho aaaaaaaal had ea.heied l.i it e Com. Ashtniry's l.ltoina. Her in. M pairs aie c impleted and rne Is tout floated off locar, jl 'Iheiotlrn lorrtopmsst of Hie stran siiiii Hauler aaaaas gav- sy ou itstiirilay irciiltaltng lo ibe ticca Win. fl .tin teyiiy ami .fat Lamsden. aiic were iein,irlnr th Sanaaaaal rlcaon l.atiitdjn ass killed and MiCrtudy wai a rjaaaaawl laliy Ir.Jui ei; VM Edward Illack. aged 10. nf Ml Front slreet. for Saaaaas mcrly u betruth Ward po ic'in i fell tt l,e it t tl Ic eyaaafl st t'nerrv snd 1'ike stieels n'l palurday nli'Iil aim died S'onaaaal in snout t utiy mlnuiis. llu wile and s.x ih.hlu aio all'naaaal dritilui. rBBaaai 41 1 11. t P.illei slier.. Willi wis kllltlll lit 'tri' 4aaaal U'li.o 111 ll.tt l' ii.ui rl -'l. o.i.i nt I it rl .UU i m S'aaaaal sire l. as ae. uuni o' whose tnrl ine w il. 1 I I d in saaaawl 1 I fl I) 'i- .-1 N. t .ul- tor I r i'el". ,v ..it. c. tAaaaaaaal e in. in. id n ll.'rr toll lli'l.i'lh-i. Itn en i' ll i ir Staaaaawl Mm t'titill -I e r arm -I l.r Litn tl.. t-t. i. A, iaaaaai tl". i Ji tu' e ,'lit-t'i' tl l'- ai rti t u KfJaaaaal ftTtTrv.Tir?? rr. ,-i7-w' ..u.i. "H file" ilium t'on I'SoTi 'i ni taH Mr. l.Pinurait'l m Iliac. i n aula I i til Sk to he I euiiat r i n i.in.- .tK t n.i t i, i ,i ul .4tH an Aiiier'is i e f n n .Itn u t e i i I ir AaonBaal leauiiliip V ll e de lan ill tt t .1 .tit. raaaaaawl der ol lbs I iei.cn tt iv'rn nl ttlil- I'-te ir at Anaaaai liat e V e ",t ed 'fiM tM 1 loursml) as I le I ti i i i i .'0. ftAaaaai I. Ob of 111 hull nil lo I- ijlaaaafl

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THE SUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1871. Hi 1 1 1 MONDAY, OCTOUKU 9, 1871. AMiimeili T4ar fi1 At4tmj f Mnii-8lutlli. ft AMrrl In.ll.iiU rlr-4 iLmJ Ij t, P Tfcf irr H.tr VIII. V.mwtrr Tfcre Tb Dretni f Pttiny. Ifc I'Hth AttnNf Thrtr tiffT I la Kdwln'a Theatre Optrt (U(T, JflbiVi tBrdfa-SUMtif Nt Vo... tlynpl Tat. re ilawfty DirT NrU 1'tl!l C'Irr-Htn it,, ttt. li i.J IJ it. lltU Theatre- WttfWf, 'I la Trmntto lllntirel --S JVtU.j. f mmr t'a.Ur'l Opera OrtRil Comllnl1r. paUn Hqaare Tbalre Bar 4)n id lutoii. I allata 1 at atre Tfc sJVaira. W if. H UamThtCM14$Ua'r. Miliif. Trrma ol The nun. liitt.H'T"'. Until wWriUrt, Jf Uwi n sirur, rr a ll Twnpln UtMM-lmi, k Twtitj' fftt 4ltH 55 ?2 FiftT 4.1rm, W ou t' JViiiit, fitf, ,J I Twtmijr fpiH U kMri 'J "J .1 A .We..i miim, la tit vf Cla Ml. lf .Mil MIW To hk(l r0 HO efc TfcfMll.mtor4. SO krtraiM NHirii, Mlot Mimtii umi DmIU, lift, Tfc tt IrflCilL N MrlM tXalbi, pit lifi, e 6 rU. tf iir MiTTtt, with ,aAk Utf ft, M r. Mf I1n,t 91 60 Mmn, 'Ur.Marw It, luar 4 fUt rr lla 9 50 tt tb tltrt. at iHmi of tb a4tttir. AarianiiHina fa Wmtt, I niUh tia. AtrtkniimiTi cbariM r i m. d AnU tytt AaftiTtiiMlKl la fiwi-W ttait Uu Da. For theVcommodttlon of pcrton rnldloc op town. adTirtUemetti (or Tub fcUM will b rectWM al vrreftalur riteiittba uptown aTrrtliemeat offleN fi4 l-'i Weit Tlilrtr-ieconJ iue. ittie Junction ot UiOadwtr sd Slith iTeoae, Irom 8 A. II. to 0 I. il. K FOR PRESIDENT. n r Jnitr innhlin, Dr. HORACE GREELEY, or CBirnqri. IW Ultr )H)W'-Kuinilk. I Eyracuss nud Iloclicitcr Tvo Errors L Corrcclcil. It lins b?cn Inferred In soma tiunrtcra that I' flio conciliator proposition 1 it regard to tlie idmlssion oftbo two contesting delegation! from tills city to tlio Syracnso Convention, which w 01 offered by tho Hon. HAMILTON Waxiv, rmsnitcd froia Qor. FK.NT0S. This an error. It was produced on tho spnr of the moment, and cama from tho clear brain jf Mr. W'AltD alono. In the midst of the itonny debate he wroto it with his own lead pone. 1, Tis'iic tho tnp of hU hat for a dcslt, without coi sullatlon with anybody. It was io eminently just that It received tho votes of all fiov. Fkstos's friends In tho Convcn" l tion exc.'it tho twenty or thirty delogatcs who ha 1 boii sidueod from their all eel ance to him by Custwn Houso bribes. After It hnd l)cn votiil down by tho followers of Senator Co.Nin.lNo, tho terms of tho propo- li. sition cntne to the knowledge of Gov. Fnx- TON, who cordially approved of them, and W" rcarottwl that a res dution which would have plvcn union and harmony to the Tto publicun party bad been defeated. From the lniiKuago used in somo of tho I dcfpatclus sent to the press during tho sit- K -trngacf tho Kcchntrr Convemioin.U haUvn E inferred, and has beon bo stntetl, that tho Taru r many delegation from this city was first ad- i mitted to tho Convention, and then volnn- r' Urily retired from It. This is a gross mls- h take. That delegation was never counted among tho members of that body. The very Orst moment tho Convention reached n Btao 'l for eutertainiug a motion of any sort, or ro ll reiving a communication from any person, a V letter was handed to the Chair from the I Tanimaty delegation withdrawing their r claim to scats. Wo repeat, they were not L Diemlx-ra of the Convention for a a ngle in- K slant and theroforu they did not first tnkc r their pUces and then withdraw. Fur moro r partisan cuds this fact Is misrepresented by WJ many lleputl.cau journals, sorao of which I' know better. I! The Loil Opportunity of Our Noble Ilonrd ol Aldermen. The Heard of Aldermen are to be pitkd. r rmi'rly the Ali'i'imcn were political Huns. 'J hoy caught thuir own panic und ate It in the f' cc of tLclr lenders. Tl:cy wrre under 1 but little n ttraint, nnd revelled r.ght royally llHliVcTtyrrasuryT'lVey'ent IntoTtricT P"ir, and camo out rolling In wealth. lriT of them an now imllionair In tli06j days, when they viiitul the Ik.i N o:' departm-nts tli -y wjrj ln-t.ntly aclmitted, r. and the great chiefs themselves obsequiously off'-rod thum chairs. For tho Aldermen wero i political pr iu' s, and carri' d the kej s to the c.ty treasurr. After tho new city charter went Into operation thcro was a change, Tho keys to l tho treasury wero taken away from the C Aldermen. Tho Mayor's veto counted fur I moro than thu vote of tho wiioli Board. An Alderman was no lonur a political Hon. H became a pnlltlcal dog. Othors caught his ganio nnd bagged it. Ho thought him- self lucky to secure n stray bono. When ho viflitiil tho heads of departments hu 1 was day after day politely told to cool his hoels In tho anto cliambers until tho great men wero dUpoi-ed to ndmlt hltn. When ho was admitted ho took oil' his hat and L Ftowl up while stating tho nature of ins P'tltion. IIo was lucky if ho was not h kiekid down Btnlrs. I' N hat a pad ehango for tlio Aldermen V Mrnnwhllu thu exposure of tho astounding l frauils in tlio city fell upon tho heuda of thu lildo hka n thundorbolt. Tho Aldermun sat likit whipped curs and looked at the t(.rm. Thy ouhl nut thoJrgnr??n", t1 Thoy wero convinced of tlio robbery, and ol I thu giilt of tlieir leaders. Two cuurses I wtru open to them, One, and tho ltunosl I cmrke, was to appoint a coinmittco of Invos- I tigntlon, to hccuro tho voucheiB In tho Comp 1. troller'n utrice, boldly to exposo the I' friiuJn, and to call ior tho arrest and coiivietion of the thieves. Thu other was to fj appoint u ci;inmittuo, nui.o tho uvidenco, and J turn bluntly call upon tho great chiefs to I i'1 "no down. 'J im latter is what nn old I ll.jnrd of Aldermen would havo donoj but iu)''.vtfogi-nuffclJ;'eTr.sidir(-d smart. The h.,. ,TwcnTOrpp.; V" v'ii''ik!l.'"T,uve"r!.i'.V'lBeu to'll'ic"' I lank nl i.i 'fy did not st r. Tliey i .u 1 Kb tlio tiyuno i i ..M i i.l iiHhiiuiod I h. rdy guruy. They could mm E Mavnr i hmild turn tho crank. O'll.u-i li i m-i ti turned the crank r no sent a mctsago to the Board advising them to appoint a committee to act In concert with a Citizens' Committee. Tho Mayor said j n effect l'on jwro such no torious thieves that tho people havo no con fidence In yon, and so yon had better work "WitlnhcBd hbHcsV cHrzeris, who will walcli" yon to sco that you don't steal." The stu pidity of the Board was so great that they did not see tho reflection cast upon them by O'nALL. They blindly followed his advice, and their opportunity was gono. It was too late to bleed the leaders. Tho Mayor drovo the Comptroller to tho wall, and the dauin:ng records fell Into tho hands of the people. Too lato tho Aldermen saw their blunder, and attempted to thako otT the Committee. The dio had been cast, and tho Board had been counted out. Tho pcoplo triumphed, and tho Board of Aldrnncn lost tho opportunity of either heading the movement for reform, or forc ing the thieves to make a Kjuare div's'on of their Ill-gotten wealth. Urlbc-TntdiiK. Tho Herald published on Saturday a de tailed statement which tho State Department desires to havo received by tho country as furnishing tho real reasons for asking the recall of Mr. Catacazt, the Russian Minister. Ono of tbeso reasons la a remark said to have been mado by Mr. Catacazt at a dinner table that he "could bribe the St-erotary of State." We have no means of knowing whether or not Mr. Catacazy over made a remark liko this hut such a saving, though Indis creet, considering his official relations, would not bo without reason. It Is notorious that more than a year and a half ago tho Legisla ture of Massachusetts published to the world n bulky document containing the evidence that tlio Assistant Secretary of State, whllo a director and counsel of tho Erlo Railway Company, took a brlbo of $00,000 to betray and defraud that Company. V This ovldenco was printed and sent abroad under the sanc tion of that legislature, and its truth has never been questioned by any ono. Never theless the Secretary of Stato has kept tho man thus convicted of bribery in power at tho head of his own department, and this fact alone furnishes sufficient grounds for the conclusion to which Mr. Catacazt's mind arrived. No pnblie man having a delicate sense of ersonal or ofllclal honor would re tain In a placo of conCdenco and authority a man whom such n Lglshturo as that of Massachusetts has pronounced guilty of taking a bribe and it requires no stretch of faith to believe that he who sustains and promotes a Lrlbe-takcr would under favor able circumstances take a bnbo himself. The New York Custom House. A novel way of settling the difficulty about tho New York CuMom House, and bringing everything into beauty nnd liar mony, is proposed by the Detroit Pott Thinking that no person fit to be Collector can bo found In New York, who Is not Iden tified with one or the other of the quarrelling factions in tho llepublicun party, that jour nal proposes that tho President should go outside the Stato and select an able, Itnpar Wal;-aTfd-un-pivj-ndiccd man, who -will man ago the Custom Houso economically, faith fully, and diligently until those factions are starved into submission." This aJvico is Lascd upon an entire mis understanding of tho matter. There is no difficulty whatever in finding In this city men every way qualified to conduct tho business of tlm Custom House, without in volving tho Republican party In tho least Internal strife; but that Is not what Is want ed. It Is believed that, with Its enormous number of agents nnd servants, tho Custom House b a political apparatus of first rat importance; nnd tho delusion is cherished at Washington and eUewhero that Un th efficient uto of its machinery the Itepublicai. party -of New York may be brought to rend delegates to tho approaching Ni.tluunl Con vention who wl'l be in laverrf rcnnm'nnting Prebidutit filtAM-. It is not nn economical, fulthful, and d'.l geut administration of the Cuitom Houso, for the collection of the revenue and thu prevention of smuggling, that isdecired, but tho manipulation of Now Vork olitics lu tho interest of nn unpopular ..caraHdatJ1-. Thla.Ji, Is which csusuii tlin only embarrasMiicnt nnd if this were out of the way, thoro would bo no troullo whatever in fi. ding fifty Republicans in this city, any one (if whom would bo lit to becomo Collec tor. The Pot will see that tho embarrassment would not bo removuJ ly going outsldo of the Stato to find n man tor tho office, and that Its advico falls altogether wide of tho problem to lo solved. In Georgia r cenllv a white man and a colored woman, who bad been msrried under a licensu duly issued by tho Ordinary, were in a Stale cunrt convictoil of adultery and aentenced to imprisonment, on tlio ground that marriage between tlio white and black races uro furhiddcu by a Ktutc statute, uuj arc therefore illegal and void, Thoy sued out a writ of hibiat eorjtui, and had their caso taken before Judge HuniciNRof tlio United States District Court, el aiming that the lair under which they liod been convicted waj in contravention of the first section of the Fourteenth Amendment, which providos that no State shall tnako or enforco any law which shall abridge tlio privileges or immunities of any citi zens ot the I'mted Btalei, Judge Kkhkini de cided that tho validity of tlio statute in question had not been ntl'i-cted by tho adoption of the umendmeut, and that the pretended marriage of the pnrtici was Illegal, and their conviction just and proper under tho laws. According to tills dec non, tho marriuge of a white man to a black .liii'iUa is jiuilj.j).irir.'..cTrj.ricr j-r.t-t. I.nrd Dnitnv, lu an address recontly deliv ered h ti ro the Liverpool and Manchester Agii-c-u 1 1 n I nl rociety, undertook to correct a popular error, namely, tho belief so widely entertained that the whole loll of tlio British Islands Is in tl.a hand) cf Un than 30,000 ,ieri,.,r.t. He .ays that this assertion was occasioned by a misun derstanding of tho ceiisui returns of 1 SCI In that census only ubout C0.000 pcisous returned Ihemaelves under the bead of landowners, and of these 16,000 wen women i but a treat majority of those who tinned luiids entered themselves ur.d.T other designations, as tliey wove free to Jo, tj q .1 I... i"rt "TirwWTTj 1 aii'i irti". -1 swaw-rtv uirnia? r :.n tvsy iigu'niV lii.VuficYiP sions; for.lt Is not at all probable that one-half of ull tho laud In Great Uritmn is In tlio bauds of women, as would bo tho cuio if the census re s ic to bo Interpreted as meaning that thero 1 ion poisons who own laud lu the tt, 'UUlu, IIuhuv was uut so succcsslul In establishing the point that (herds no difficulty In England In finding small freeholds for sale If a purchaser wishes to buy. Hs says that If there nas a real demand for small freeholds, speen--latrarTftiahHay u;- larg-ttaa-.Unr.snn-into market and .ell them agala plecemsal. So, very lilelr, they would, If it were not that thcy could mate moro money and find readltf p'trr-" chasers by selling In lorge tracts, which Is actually the case, lord Disar affected to doubt tho popular notion that estates in Great Britain are constantly tending to become fewer in number and bigger In lite, while at the same tlmche gavo an excellent reason why such should be tho fact in saying that it was good policy for the poor landowner to sell and Invest bis money In trade, which would yield Mm a much better return than land for the capital Invested. In the hcltiht of ono of tho stormy d. b.ius In tho Rochester Convention, President Potts n elicited a cheer and restored good humor by a happy hit. The Convention bristled all over with points of order, like quills open the fret ful porcupine. A dozen or twenty excited mem bers were on their feet, demanding to know who hid the floor. With uplifted gavel, tbc Presi dent responded, I have tho floor, and every bodv elso will take their scats t" The tempest instantly went out In a loud roar of laughter, mingled with applause. Soma pcoplo aro trying to abuse Oswald OniNDomiB because, as tbey allege, he kept Uiomvs Qaosa from being nominated for Secreta ry of State by the Democratic Convention at Rochester. We do not know whether Mr. OnsKDoaria really did this or not but If he did, the Democratic party, and tho Germans especially, owe htm a debt of gratitude for the service. To nominate Gnoss would have been a disgrace to tho party, from which it could uot easily recover. When Mr. Tweed's Legislature delivered this unhappy municipality into the hands of Tammany Ball to be sacked, they graciously provided by law that the minority party should have an inspector of election and a poll clerk in each district, to be appointed by the Mayor. It was alio provided th, t all vacancies caused by death, resignation, removal, or otherwise, should be filled by the Mayor on the same nrtneiple. Xow it it htM that when obanges are made la the territory of a district, tho lnipsctort on both sides of the sitered lines aro' ousted, and their offices vacated. And as the act requires that the city shall be redlstrlctod every year, it would seem that the form of electing inspectors li an empty farce. It is understood that, In vlow of these facts, measures are In progress under which both wings of tho Republican party In this city, act ing in conjunction with the Committee of Sev enty, aro to present to tho Mayor the names of gentlemen to be appointed to represent tho mi nority p?rty as inspectors and poll clerks and the Interesting question is how his Honor the Mayor will maua lo wriggle out of appointing them. It is reported on good nuthorlty that tho Gbaxv Republican State Ccutial Committee have passed a resolution calling ujion the President to remove honest Tow Mcarnr from the Collector ship, end requesting the appointment of Gen. Cuesvait O. A amen. In reading tho accounts of the terrible ac cident which lately befell an aeronaut in Indiana, the thought is naturally suggested that the men tal torture of the unfortunate man during tils descent must lure been horrible in the extreme. It is possible, however, that tho spectators suf fered mure during that time than the victim him self. So long us he clung to the bil loon his emotion of terror and despair rous"! EavelTeeu fearful; but alter be had let go his bold it is likely that sensation in a great measure ceased. A woman who, through tho giving way of an ele tato.'in a New England hotel a few daya ago, was precipitated from tho thlrJ atory of the building to the ground, says that all she recol lects of bcr descent is that it seemed a very long timo before she reached the cud of her in voluntary journey. And a sailor who recently fell fioni iUc mast uf a vessel iu Detroit describes the ensitiuii of falling us nut disagreeable, pro ducing in hi;n a trancc-liko condition in which consciousness wai not wholly lost; but he says ihe time he was in tho air two or three eccouds seemed prelongcd to fire minutes. Tlio ee-f sjii of coiitlnpnitlnns in tho wrxxls and on the prairies of the West has returned, and thousands of square miles In Wisconsin, Miunesota, Dakota, and Mulligan aro beiu' wept by the flames farmers luu been driven fiom their homesteniN, and lite arc reported to buve been Inst. What nil h grasshoppers in the spring nnd files in the fall, ll.e huidy settlers nT the iar West have trouble enough to contend ugaiimt. As the country becomes mora thickly sitt'ed, however, and the ground subdued by cultivation, coiill.ir..tnmi will bo le frequent, ultiT -The'Vti'.i's of fUlTrf.Jfipe'is Vllt-ittCO.hO 1CV Had far between. At atenn of thu I'tilted States District Coutt held at I. until, Mnsvacliusett, it lias been ikcided that under the second section of tho Uankrupt Act, railroad c ntrnctora cannot bo regtided ns merchants or traders by any fair nnd roasonablo construction of thoso words, nnd that hence the dishonor of their commercial paper does not constitute bankruptcy. The negroes of the South, sinco their emanci pation, Intto shown a great disposition to unite Uiemsetves In secret societies, to which tliev are fond or tlrln; ScrlDtural names, fiic'l as Good Samarllins and 1'istiermen of Galileo. It ta qalle amusliiz to read tlut an unruly mob of blacks hIio a lew 0..vs sco stormed the jail at Dai.vllte, Vlrct uli, In Ue hope of edecttng the rescno of a plet pocki t or tlielr onu color who w:is Incarcerated there, was composed entirely of Good Ssmarllaas, It Is said that tho sage-bush lands of Xcvada, which have been popularly supposed to be worth less for agricultural purposes, havo all the elements of fertility, snd that in tb vsllcjrs of that State lands which but a few months a;o wero covereJ with a heavy crowtb of sage bush have this season yielded ma.iiltlcsnt crops of clover, timothy, snd al tails hay, T. e It-no Journal says that the cereals yield on tbeie lainls qalle as much per aero is the richest California soil gives; while Ibe vegetables crown In Nevada aro Iar superior In every respect lo those raised in Callloriila. Shade and orna mental treos ot the kinds In common ui thrlvo tunc; but the cultuie uf (run treos is not cntlr tt auci e-s ul. tl.uucli l ie t.iinni ut unit cannot bo considered a failure. Tlir I'ree-I.ovo Dlvoicn Cii.-A l.e-llrr from Holou Koblusou. To iht EJi'cr or Jh Huth Sim You hate this day published a vile, slan derous article about me, with scarcely one eralu ol truth to nn villainous lies. It Is true that I did marry the woman nsmed as Marian Itobluson, and lived with h'e cntll I lound hit a previous bus bund livinv, and t lien separated entirely peaceanly, by a properly eieruted deed ol setiarulic.n, and al the same lime 1 nave Iter lilile-tentl.s ul ud thai I possessed on earth. I never was engazed nor promised to any other woman, nor svor lived an adulterous lite, but lu ull tl.lmra have tried my best to be a goo I moral citizen. '1 he tissue ol falsehoods you have published are calculated lad Iciemled by the author tu Injure m seruiuilv. Wbut iiLocds have von to offer I Will you cive me the author's name I picrjmo It Is the TT'Tin '"tiu n M;"rt, I'tit'iTnwTir'-'tTrr.'V'J' .ws'-" si-a-' "i f hw-; .-f--.... r i-es-te- 1 celt lour lenlv so.ni. bO I.U.N liUUI.NSU.N, TiiiuvxE UrritE, Oi l, 0. Our advico to Mr, Hobliison when next ho writes a letter protesting his innocence, to make it less like a confession of guilt than the above snd mesnwhilo to repeut of his sins, aud commit ttio Ilka uo moro forever. TIM rKNNBTLTAltlA Kt.HCUOS TO. i uonno rr. H. One eitn Tell Wkal will be Ike Resale. CorrsspoaSeDceof The San U irJUUWBOr-r. OciArr-!.YitUVJ!lX..TbipS-. be eerprited to receive a Isttsr from tl.e ctplul of Pennsylvania bat as this Is the centre of our poliU-eal-nievttneuts, torao ut the things oceanic beta may be Interesting lo Ibe million readers of Inn tVH. W e are encsied In an earnest eampslfn, esch party tsborlnr vigorously, thooch perhsrs so quietly, outside of riillsdelphls, that In Hsw York no espe cial notice may be taken of It, Every effort Is rxj.de by the Democratic parly to esrry a msjorlty tn the Legislature, leavlni the Bute ticket to suc ceed by other causes. The Temperance men hive In the field candidates tor Auditor-General sn 1 Bilrvey or-Ocnersl for whom tliey confidently, snd not with out reason, rxoect to poll 10.000 or 1G.000 votes, which trey deem sufflclenl lo de'eat the Republican ticket for Slate offices, ss welt as fiose In several counties, Tbey are worktui earnestly, holding meeilnie on every hilltop and lo every valley. Ihty have meney wltb which to push their cam paign but ss there Is no party fund or snysmount, the Platn Inference Is that the Democratic State Central Committee luiulmti the sioens of political wart are. lint the prtnelpsl cause from which the Republi cans may apptekend defeat Is the srest dlssatlsfso tlon which prevails in tbslrrsats. At best, but a feeble snd tardy support Is given to their tickets; the candidates are senerally unknown end anoopn Iar j there le no recent history to which ther can re er without sksms, for the administration of Grant Is too corrupt to be touched, and that of deary too weak always, and lately too sasptclons, to be evoksn of ss a monument ot Republican success snd pnrlly. The great division which was msde wbea Gov. Cnrlln refuted to esll the troops frxi Carlisle llsrrseks to assist Simon Cameron In frtfntenltir a Demoi ratio Leslslatura lato maklna: bin (Jailed States Senator stlU exists, and the leud between the two factions grows more Intense snd bitter esca year. Unless eome reconciliation Is effected, Ibe party mast bead b.lore tbe seoim tbaksbrewe aaa becomaa stronger al every election. i The vssi amount of patronize which ts at the dlspostl of (Irani and Camtron csve them complete control of tbe lost Convention, In whlck tbey ruled, aa Ibey Lave done In every instance, with aodseiiy equalled only by lie corrupt means by wblck tbey accom plished tbelr snde. lb. nomlnatlona there made were received without enthusiasm; the campaign has been forced. Should ue vole of next Tuesday be In favor of the Democratic party, yon um set It down asbelnc an expression of the discontent and condemnation lelt In ibe Slate at the corruption of oar National Administration. It will be a demand for new leaders, for a new departure that will aban don the debauched Grant and company. Here abouts, where sre many of bus aurodlrat friends, rnrucr (lies tt that Gv Cortta si eonsldsr him self Justified In retarnlnr from Russia If tlielte pnbncane aredeieated. If bo does return, then Ibe lactloual fttht In the parly sere will be waxed lor tbe next few years ss bttierly as the Fenloa-Conk-ling contest In Nsw York, ,1'sntnjlvinlt wants tbe position ol Vice-rrtildeal, sat.t'urtln's friends sre stresdy Btuoloz their enar.'les In that ulreillon we e'rnote a Senator alto, aid Caoeroa aeint to send either tlmself or bis son. In this condition of affairs Gear as wholly Ig nored. All parties concave that wnen he retires from bis present position be will fell dead, lie has alreidy distinguished himself as Ihe weaxest Gov error Penui)ltaula bu ever bad, What will be tbe rtsull of Tuesday's election Is difficult to determine, even at this late day. seh party expscts lo win neither le sanguine; no one lets, Kverttaing Is mixed t In msny counties three, lour, and even five tickets sre In the SelJ, each strenuously pushed. Great dissatisfaction exists everywhere In both parties over locsl matters, racb eemlci: lo be hf-ekeo t lie connUes where tbey Lold aircnz majcrltiea, Kven Jerry Illaek has counselled bla Iriends lo v to against the corrupt Democratic ticket In l is (Yurk) county. Hut ibe opinion seems to be that tbe Republican Jir; will suffer most. Grant's Administration Is too much to carry, aa e who bear Its harden here know. He went lurouth here West several weeks ago, and returned r Washington to-day; bnt his Journals excite no commotloDi Lobody goes to tne depot to see his stolid countenance; not a lounger enters the Great Smoker. Some time ojo be spent seversl us it bore with Cameron, but not a aolltary visit did be get. He Is sstd not to Ilk. llsrrlsburg. No wonder; we sre too tond ol presents and things ourselves to cssl any Into bis insatiable maw. C03tPl.lC.i.T10X8 IS WASllISOTOX. Terser nld ol Or.icr, lie le Drnrk." Ttle rccret of the Vlelcul Allurk on Caliirnzy Ilotr tbe Administration ilousbt Up tbe Patriot Newspaper. Corresrondence of Tne Sun. WisinssroN, Oct. 7. Your correspondent "Timon" erred In one fact concerning the cele brsled Interview between Grsnt snd Sumner, in re gard lo San Domlnzo. Forney was dining tint evening lth the Senator from Massachusetts, snd they were at table when the President wassn- bddit4:"Anftwwg"lb,Torte7Jrv6ro lake leave, bnl the Trealdenl requosltd hltn to ro main. Then followed tbe muddled converaatlon about the proposed treaty. In which Gen Grant four several tlmrs addressed ar. faumner as Chairman of tbe Judiciary Committee," sajlng that the sub ject would come before hltn la that capacity. What he seemed moat concerned about was tbe I153.UOO which bid beeu taken (root the secret service fund by hts orJer. lor tbe lease ot Samana, which was the entering wedge of tbe job. Alter the Prestdent'e departure, Sumner and Forney compared opinions ss to tie extrsordlnary lntorvlesr. Tie lorrcer said Gen. Grant did not seem to have very clear Ideas of bis conttltctloni l dutr, to which ".rney promptly replied, IIo 1 drunk" Alter tl e appearaneo of Korney'a singular letter on tl.ts snbjcct, Mr. Sumner wrote to blra re calling Ms Ir-ngusce snd tbe Incidents of the occa sion, which ha l.l not deny. me catacazy TrtofoLt. The quirrel between Caticazy and Fish realli ciew out ot the lvrklns so-called claim, llicug'i aocnl troubles hate lu oae .'or.:i or o'.Ikt aided (u uitpnalf) fee mplira'lon. Davis, who has made mimi of the treuLle In the dctartmcnt, was at f e iott in of t: is t.aaty affair. After long diseusiioi an.i lontr veiay il was turposed this I'rrltiu' claim had readied a potrt when the Russian Gov ernmert wtu'd allow anj airount that the Depart ment of State claimed tn bo rljht and equitable Cotiscqnently the insiders nndouttlders st to woil, tt.tI a Wat or sous it)0,TX0 sro- iivurpiefi'trp, Tvfc soon aa th.il w as done Inside, Gov. Cooke, operat Ing ontslue, bought the Widow Perkins's interest for f&MtO, tt-roiirli her counsel, elio bclns kepi lu blissitii i.nor :nes of tne scccunt as made up under the eye ol D vs. Yi'ben that barjaln was do ed tho I lug staried oil W. S. Iluntincton, Cooke's cr.sl.ler, lo St. I'eterst urr, In the exrectstton thai tne rroney wculd be paid and It Is said all the offi cial kfluenco of Cnrlln, our Minister, was diiectod to Hut eflect. Hut it failed. Huntington bat come back with a flea In lilt car. and tho widow whom they InUndod to cheat will uroo.il.lj be tbe onlv gainer in lie leng run, as Russia will never ray a dollar of this made up claim. uuvixa a Dciiocturic MKwsrirsrt. .Ml torts of rumors sro afloat as to thepioepect of a Kilkenny fight over the new itecarturo of the I'alriot, recently tho Democratic organ here. It le Oiiulj charged en the ttrects that the chsn;o ty W..IC.1 a certain "General" Jelliles, who never set a squ.d ran In tto Held, became introduced Into the concern, was a put up job In the lutercsl of the Tftrltorinl RInir, ari'ully disguised until the object was rfTected. In prool of this it is shonn that while tlio Oh t was the stern opponent of ibo Ring up to t. u Hire of hit advent. It lias since then remain c 1 eullrth silent and neutral, This sudden rescrvo Is enld to lo explained by an Immense patronage, which the paper dally exhltlts with marvellous ef frontery. Other suspicious facts have excited much feeling and III will. The Democrats nre loud In de nouncing the ittiot as having fold Its birthright for a mess of pi ttaie, and rent their Indtsuatlon by rutting It In every way, until it has (alien down tn 1,100 dally circulation, and 950 weekly. They seem determined to punish with venjeance and elfect. It Is admitted that the Radicals dil a clever thin; at a small price in silencing the onlv opposition pi per here, If tbey Vin iniulrlgnt, as Is now tirtam, so much tho belter for thrm. And it is this which most provokes the Democrats with sir Itertet and Iiih hsi emii-H, without whose consent nnd ei iiem t on tins condition ot Ihlnga could not exist. Hence the general resentment. "(ien." defines Is will kwn here n a claim aeetit and the lolibumn of the Alaska Pur om it niv nnd other like concerns, He ha tl line. I con i Jfrr.Mt al o.-.t the e-orndla o." Cc ;rr. 'n't ih" nnte-rootrs of tlm Derarluienls. and (s recoin zed ns tho Den oerstlc Partner of the Teriitorlal Ring, slni-o he contrived to get put upon Ihe Resident Dcmocral c l ommitle). T.us Ring Is aieoninindal lug. like Hint In New York, and tries to cot nil sides represent ed tlselllllv. .lu-t bo. ore enuring tho Vrfro' JitTiles Induced Cieswill, tl.e ruttinshtcr t.' iK ml, t esiabhsn a msll by a steamer of S. 1' llio.in''. on) of the Hoard ol rWie. Mm Us. 19 .NVrfnIW al t'J.tslJ a ve.ir. lor n'l'r ye 111. lot which tm-ie i alibu I'Vf fiifls-li use' .'iiift.-a.s.l. s,. 'i.Js. '"'lu.'ijt'f.T,'. V'Ajl. pretext vta louod lur tne J"J, to' un.niiiig Seine casual landing! on 110 rouie. 'i lie real reason, however, nas topretent tlie lUtrlot from attacking Creawell and his tormer hi pinner, Karle, as it had been doing, and 10 silence the exposure of the rascalities 01 that lnlamoua Department. Bo ihe public trcaanry was fleeced and the pool was dlvld. ed among these mixed patriots. There are aome aollgtitful revelations lu stvre on this auhject. tizciiioa, roMTiCAt. ixrtjUnNCt: aoaix. The Notorious Adrlnlde Ilenumnat Itelniaed from Prison after Two Mentha' hervlce Tbe Astonishment of rtergt. Ilnlchlsson tBcbalnlna n rcmitlr llyeiin. "OrTirTo I()m"oiugusQTadamcdelaTJo mont and her husband, the keepers of a notorlons den In Weil T-wtaty sixth street, were srresle) on a warrant ohargiag her with enticing young and In nocent gills Into her place, and thus c fleeting their rnln. The affidavit on which the warrant wis Issued wis sworn lo bitCapt. Henry Burden of tbo West Tbtrtletn street police station. On the examination before Justice Hhmdtoy, Capt. Borden testified that he bad frequently been obliged to send officers tn the Beaumonle' house to tske children out of It t the request of their parents. Two of his otneers tesll fled that they hid gone to Ihe place f different oecasloue for little girls, one of whom was only eleven years of sgc, and tbe other a little over thir teen. The mother of one of these girls corroborated the tcsllmsny of tbe police. Justice Bbandley sent tho caae before the Bpeclal Sessions, and the trlsl csme off on tbe following Thursday. They wero boti convicted. Justice JKiwIIng In pssslng sen tence administered scathing rsbnke, slier which be ssstenced Mrs. Beaumont to six months In the Penitentiary snd a fine of (100, she to stand com mitted until the one was psld. Besumont wss sen tenced to one year's Imprlsonmsnl, with the same fine on similar conditions. Madame Beaumont bos been encaged Inter nefarl ous business la this city for tbe last fifteen or twenty years, and bv II has amassed a fortune. She Is tb. owner of a large amount of real estste, and owns the bouse occupied by ber on Twentj sixth street. Joseph Stelner, a notorious shyster, who bsngs around th. Jefferson Market Police Court, and makes bis llvlsr by defending Just such chsrse ters as tlsdsme Beaumont, sad by fleecing any poor unfortnnsles who might be gullible enongn to en trust their use la Ids bands, and wba has beta on several creations notified by Justices Cox sad Shsndley that he woold be expelled from the court room unless he stopped hie dlrtr work, wss en gsged by Madame ikaomont. after her sentence, to efleet ber release. Stelner procured a writ of haisat eorpvt, but after a bearing Ills client was re manded to prison. Nothing daunted, Htelner was beard to remark that be possessed a political Influ ence which woold release hie client despite Ihe man date of the Conn. On Tuesday last Officer 1 lagan entered Ibe Weal Thirtieth atreat station and said to Sergeant Hutchinson, who was on duty, Sergeant, Madame Beaumont Is out of Jill." "No I II can't be possible," said Ibe Sergeant. Her time will not expire for tour months yot. You mast be mistaken." "Not a bit of It," answered Ihe officer. 1 know ber well, and spoke to ber not a ball boar since, aa she wss engaged In sweeping balore ber door lo Twenty-sixth street." That asm. evening Sergeant Hutchinson, white visiting tbe men on their posts, was accosted In Sixth avenn by Stelner, who in a boasting manner said lo hlml Well, Sergeant, I told 700 I'd get Madame llaaumont out, and I've done It." So I see," reeponcsd Ue Sergeant. How did yon do lit" Ob, that Is my secret Bat she hts sold bsr bouse and Is going to retire from business," replied Btelner. Sergesnt notcbtneon turned on bis heel snd walk ed away disgusted, to think that Ibe efforts of tne police aval'ed naught when such ercatnres as Stelner could by their laflaince open th. doors of tbe peni tentiaries sad release criminals nnwhlpped of Justice. AltVSKMBXIS. A New l'lnnlsl. Another pianist has come from Germany to Join ttat wonderful sisterhood of arttsu ot whom AUde Topp, Anna Mehllg, and Marie Krebs are ssch conspicuous mrmbrrs, sod to claim an equal share tn th. honors that have been so liberally bellowed upon these grest pianists. Tbe name of Ibe new comer Is MsdsmeOIgs Janlns. The lady Is a Toltsh Countess, and as yet bss only been heard at some few private- musical gatherings bnt she has given Indisputable proof of a talent that will soon mike ber name widely known. Madime Jinlns is on. of Llszl'i most recent and most highly esteemed pupils, and brlnga from blm letters unequivocally endorsing ber claims to a fore rxosttlace. tn art. Her pla)lug Is quite differed, from that of eltbsr Mehllc, Krebs, or Topp. While perhaps It lscks the correctness of theirs. It Is more passionate and emotional than that of ellberof them. Though illgat and apparently frail, bsr power la sucb aa one might expect from a man of great phjsical strength. Waatever may be said of tbe limitations of a woman's sphere and ability. It cer tainly eeema aa though in tbe matter of pianoforte playing Ibey were entirely eclipsing and abamlnthe Madame Janlna has studied In the school ot her compatriot Chopin, and Is thoroughly Imbued with bis methods and conversant wltb ell bis works. Her playing baa that passionate fsrvor and r.slless and even capricious spirit that are said ta bate charac terized bis Cjwn, and to have given lo It aa Indivi duality quite spsrt from that or all other ptselsts. Wbea Madame 'Janlna la beard In public, wbtcb we trust will be speedily. It will be found ttat we we have accorded to ber too Ultle, rather than too .rial pruse. .llualcul Notes. The dticnl of Mis. Van Zsndt ol the Arsdsmy of Unset 1 tv itinie bean occasion of Interesi, for t e a v ih 10 the uinnor born, and commands, by rrt. 11 herAmeilcan rarest-ire. the good wishes ot a I u in 1 sue the water, fhe has oceu vr.y kmdtv rectiv a abroad, ana ceiulnlv should bs ev-n mor.. s n llv welcomed at home. 'Ihe ocraio .e g.vca Is Halle's tfaune la." Wac'itel has had a very sucaeesful week st the Sladl lb. atre. and enieis ui-nn tae thirteenth ulght of ii-s euga nieui with Hoiow's very eharini. r work. Ali-wanu o Kita-ie. a." 1 hough not as lone a oric as Mhriha," it i. tMi tl r replete wtia gra-eiul me od.es, n id we ran riiioil in a line mat In tne auu al ttt la thu act 1. si .He) win u i.i a trlilinnn. Tne commencement of Opera Bouffe sevon st Llna Kdmn's as post ponnt fr jiii Frdaetenlng umii to. night, in eor-seqiienet or tne iniii.po.ttion o( M. julien. the tenor. Ills pn.ee is lal.cn be tt. Not. and ilie 01 era oiiiciuitily annouucea 1 ..aij'eiichoie"; wilt ou nrouui out. Mrs Moul'i-n's eon'erts will commence at Siein w) llfc.l .1x1 'ici-ia) eter.ii.. Drnntattc Ileniv. The attendance al the Grand Opora House on Sat. Lrtoy tiuiuii: to witness "blleeaUtre" was so gieat that ihi silt c.so. lexial policemen wire requlrtd 10 Tret .'K ec :atBim.T0 tttetrutti m tti .poat 1 u n 1. ujliiL to the Dei otrlce. It was quite eelore il the vuto'i wire comtottablr arrn.ged. flio re. eeli a for the even ma weie over IS 000. aigrczsltag 101 the net-., mc ud.n (hu matinee, I17.0JU, uoiwlth-sMhtl-ig there wre two very stormy night, 'ihls promises to lie tne most pronlaole engae-losnt the iiwuuiEiiHiuwi 111 .ih i or. Amoaa in ruant 10 tie 'f distinction woo visited the theatre darmg the w eele were Judge Bedford, ItccorJer llack-tt. eleu nni 41. Tweed, Jr. Judse biaity, Judae Daly, the family of .ludgee aidoiu, Cummndore Bennett, Cb.rlet Uayiei, tne drsmatlil, and Mavor Hail, Dan Rlce'a new arenlc experiment has proved In ev.rrecrse succrsslnl. The einiuitloo preaeuie.t 11 tree from all thai can give oflcuce to tne inu.t rctlnm taste, and full i t Interest la all who admire athistlc or equestrian sports. 1'rofessor Me son and b s little soi t ate uiarveis of athletic sKlll. and the leau of tne Wil son Biotlieraaud the startling teat e or r-tcgnsl and .M.ster Nelson never fail tn arou.e enthus.a.ut. Dan Itice tilmself lias appesred tor tho last week in his orlg. lU'il cnaracter, the old-time clown 01 tne cltcus. This wees the two educated horses, Stephen A Dougias and iktcelsior, will hotu appear, lu addition to a Jsrita vaileli of other novel attiacnous. Mitt I'lesty Mordannt, the new leadlnr lady at Wanncl:', innliea her aibut this evening. Tbatmce selecten is ejoltusn's spicy emroy, the Jealous n ue." kt lee Mordaunl conits to tVailack'a v itb soril. haul London repuiation.hi.viug sustained tbe pail of leading lady tor a considerable time st ihe I'llncest 1 s-aire,nieh is tbe Waliaca's of London. On Wednes day the opening bill," 'Ihe Klvuls," wnl be repeated, thurtdayana rridai Mntxs aud l-'aces,' 1110 e pop ular.y known at diaries Iteada's f eg tVolUaklou." v la he pie.ehted. Mr, W. LcOlugtvell, the prince of burlesquera, Is fniniiing an cn.-aten ut at the Union Square iheaiie ltop)a)ihu gusiuua e.orm.iJj lu tluaerella" every etui..,: tult t,.. I'reiii Lizz.e wn.uiore Is tne C11. tfrrsfdi, and spngtilly Hello ltowttt the J Tine f. lltieney liougnerty, Annie A'Uins. and tbe agile Mathews t iinilr remain. Mstlnees are given at this Uouie every Wedue day nud batuiday, Luclllo Western entere upon hsr last week at Wood's Misenm to num. hue will present "The Chllu t-iealer eveiy cieniug except t'ndar. wnen sue takes a benefit, appearinz in Kast Lynne." At the luaUnee performances ilr. ami Mis Joiiu 1, 1111 will u(iar lu T1111 orpuau'a Dream aud thq urec ot II10 ber lllll aud tie." De Cordova, Ihe huinoroua lecturer, will tell what he toon aDout tnu 'laimiiany frkuas at bteiuitav II -t tl taturilnv etuniufuexi He pruiu.ses to gits Ihe cum. ?JVtu"i"lV' ma ,U t"0""" Al tlio Sun Krenclsei Mlristrsl llll "Foz aud titioii" aud r iitx anu Katr.u 1 uave made a hit unl will iciuain on the boaiut all tin- wrek. lie tro kniiuuis euiUiacct many musical aud humoroiis novo.- 1)3n ..,?.rIa',, wl" rnn "Divorce" at his Ons.a House nil fnrtiier tiJtlee. Toe burlesque lairly rival. "."'.".i'-'II.'V 10 I'0 0',0' popultruy. Little Mac app.au nightly iu his special comicalities. r Mr. J. B. Studley opens at the Bowrry to nlghi tell 11 a new icniati u, entitled Tl.e llrej-u '1 Dosunr. r Paul o' loi-i.. uvjcr" will one ua uJ perfoiinanco each evening, Al Nihlo's, Mr. Frank M.iyo will reutiitue to reisonsto Mnfer in the "Stieinol Se Vork"eveiv cv. ntnsr this neck. Mi. solium', eugaitciueut lemus on luu inst, At Ton v Pastor's Orera House Mr. IVt.r Can non helus an engjgi im 111 lu nigiu 'I ne f iy EI11111 i en. nlu, 111 conjunction i.h the reuulir eouipinv. Mr Dily .innouiicet no ruin.'e lu tie proir.iinne at ths f iiih An mi" ".Inniitcr. parks the tuj.ju W-aue ou Iweiilt-uiirlll tlreel iilglill), i'awM 1 1 ii.iwif .t-r.-se.-v.y.tmtv.t; en" liai Hun al llie Ulywpic. The last in nights of Miss Cushmau as Qutat iiiinurliK are aunouueed at llooth's. At St. Fttplien's Church, on the morning of the 10th lust, a high muss nil! be cliaulou for the repose of llie souls ol tne Cubs 11 patriots who have XIVSU Up tbulr lilts for Iheir rnnntrs AN ORST IN A 7 iC Kt.RrilAtir. He) Knock Ovrrn Cnaioir Knnaiiroos-Srn-aenaaoiiie l.uiiilier- Itllla tt fltule Hinneli cert Wumn-rulU Up a Dig Apple Trce Trlri to Murder aome VmiUecs, nnd (lets """ai""TBTit.Mnr' Vem Ms .Vne XTaeeri Hfoltirr, Oct. I. O'Drlen's mensgerie exhibited In Meriden yes lerdsy iThuredav), according lo adverlisemenl, at tbe as.al groende oa Stat, atreet. Just oiler u closo ol the stternoon performance Ihe great o!e. phant lloaul Ipvk II Into hie bead lo enact a tragedy not on the bills, ao walking majestically oot of his enclosure, ha went for his keeper in sot of race. The keeper sought refuge under tbe cage contslnlng kangaroos, widen Mogul disdainfully turned over In a Jiffy, and walked thromh the canvas out of doors. Than be wan) ou a lour of inspection, and If not "seeking whom he might devour," he certainly seemed willing to accommodate anybody or any thing thai might with tor a set-to. Meet ing a pile of lumber In the adjoining lum ber yatd, he quickly spread the boards In good si npo for seasoning. Then meeting In his path one or the mules belonging to tbe company, he ran his lutks completely through Its body, pinning It to tho ground, snd killing the animal Instantlv, Tne next obstruction In his nisjesty's path was a wagon belonging to Messrs. Orether A Hall, which he seornrnlly selxed with his trunk, and raising It. smsthed It to placet then be returned to tbe dead mnls, aod again plunged his tasks through It, and breaking on one of I.I tasks close to ths Jaw, saua terlrr carelessly Into State streot, with none to mo lest or lo mske him afrald.Mhe crowd following al a safe dlstsnce behind, while before snd abont blm everybody seemed to be very busy In getting ont or bla war. The keeper and other attsc. 6 of the mensgerie soon rallied, and by strategy and good tactics be was Induced to enter a Held belonging to Ur. Camp, thence Into an orchard, wbeie he Indulged In tbe pastime of teatlng and smashing whole lengths of picket fencu The novel mode of subduing him, temporarily, by shooting blm In tbe fsce snd trunk with buckshot, wss adopted. Some fifty heavy charges were fired at blm; the stinging effect acted well as a slight check upon his operations, during wbtcn his keeper fearlessly spprosched and chained blm to an apple tree abont twelve Inchea in diameter, which wss no sooner discovered by ths enrsged enlmst than be Instantly snd without sppsrent effort, but wltb tbe greatest esse, tore II np by the roots, snd again created tbe greatest eonsterastton among tb. Im mense crowd wbo bad new collected le tbe Imme diate vicinity. All went, and stood net on the order of going, but some tall rnnnlng was dene, and aome laugnab e Incidents occurred lit the stampede, leaving tne ground free lo Mogul and bis would-be captors. He was, by grest dsrlng and sglllty on tbe psrt of bis keeper, sgam aecured by chaining hla hlad feet to a very large tree; here he was ltit for the night, and a guard etslloned with rifles losded with ball, to kill blm should he again break loose daring the nlgnt. He wss evidently much chagrined at bis confinement, and continued to "snort" and strug gle to .bresk tbe chsln. sllordlnr mneb excitement throughout tbe cny during the entire night, bnt for tunately be waa held until about S o'clock this ttorslng, when bla keeper, with tbe assistance of tbe entire force of tbe concern snd about 500 du re as, undertook the Job of punishing and snbdulng tbe monster. Lsrgs ropes and chains war. pro cured, snd after many attempts, la which the earns were broken quit, easily, be was flnslly, st the end ot two boure, thrown down and secured In tbst position, when slmaltsoeouslr his besting begsa by a doxen strong men with clubs, Iron bsrs, epesre, and pitchforks, and continued nntll the mtn were exhausted, and again renewed from time to time for about two hours, al which time, after tnsay wounds, and poundlog enoagb to eeemlngly kill blm, he waa aa obatlnate as ever. Refusing to surrender, b. was left lo his own reflections In this condition, snd the besting abated for a time. At lue preaent lime of w riling (twelve hoars), he seems determined not lo tuccutnu. A etiolc. be has of do ing so or being killed, as In his dat.gerous mood be will not be showed to rise without evidence of a ctange of heart, Il Is estimated that the damage done tn bis tsntrnm will cost over (7U0. Fortunate It ta that no lives were lost. j max voitKY our dox a. A Ilrncr of Pennsylvania Judiee Kunnl lo AuylbhiE fctrr been lu New York. Jrom (As llonttdalt CtilMtn. Last August Judge l'fonts, who had lost $4,200 at cards (.laying Mill a snpoosed Callfornlan sis gambling den kept by one Dilley, prosecuted DUlcr for seeping a gambling house. The letter pleaded guilty for tear the evidence would espote soma of bis respectable patrons, and under ibe Impression tbst his punishment wonld be a light one. To bis surprise be waa sentenced to a fine of (CO, and in- firlsonment for three yesrs. Mr. lfouts found II nconVenient 10 be on tbe bench at tbe time, and Mr. Collins alone assisted tbe presiding Judge In dispensing Justice. But Mr. Collins found bis seat a very uncomfortable one. Tbo Investigation hsd brought to light tbe fact that a hotel license bad been fraudulently granted to Dlller br the Associate Jud.es slter Its rejection by the Court, snd the J'resldent Jntge. In hla remarka to tbe prisoner upon p.sslng sentence, thus described tbe method We cannot refrain from allndtng to yonr conduct tn connection with the place yon have kept In tbta city (or the illicit sale of liquor, Wtihont having any of tbe requisites which tne law potnt oat as essential for the keeper ot a house known as a betel or tavern t without r.'raiVV'lrrepriTr.rti-beii.-rjeniTtoa'ms, wtuoTrBg: yw asked Ihla Couxt.at Apill session last, to grant yoa a tavern license. Such an act on our part would have been worthy of Impeachment, We refused vou license, and on your application the rreaideni Judge, wita his osro band, wrote, end orsclally atgnadtae aaroe, tbe worse, Kcjrcied by tne Court." Borne tlx weekt later, either your influence was so great wltb the As sociate Judges, or the'.r appreciation of their official duty and potltloo was so little, that tbev stealthily took from tbe filet In tbe Cltia'a oQce tali tame ap- SUcenon, aud falsified the reeordt of this Court, by writ igover thetniroer adtudlcatlon.as appearsin the hand writing of the Assodste Judge, now oa my right, (Mr. Collins.) the womb "Ilecontldared and granted. Ur the Court." rhe w.ckecnese of yourself In tots ontt ness, and the greater wickedness of tbiepafrof Ato ciste Judges, waa soon discovered bv an outraged community Yoorsclf and your .Judicial confederates weie about lo be pursued and punished. You sur rendered our l:cene to them, and they of themselves sno by themselves, asiay la some bidden recess or th's building, drew np.sna bad somewhere entered m ou liettcord a revocation ot your license. Vou twer that you paid one of them your preteot prosecutor the sum of ttso aa bis couiprnsaUna for his crnue, As lVeideul Judge of this Louis 1 have now Uoue what I c nrclve to be ror dutr, in ttlgmailiiug pr 0 eriy tl e known and ratablttried offence of'ihu Also cideJnoges. If anything further Is done, the mem. ocrs of ilia bar ana the people must act. Judre Collins wis so confounded bv tbe rebuke 01 ihe I'retidcut Judge thai ho "ill drew irom bis scat for the remainder of tne term; and there henu no Associate Judge, It became necessary to suspend lue criminal business of the Coui t, Judgo Collins bss a promising son. Frank. For two ears past Frauk haa beeu Prosecuting Attorney 0 bcrantuu. At tbe September term of the Court In ibat city, the Recorder mndo the discovery tint In s mrge ui'-mber ol crimiu.d cases the costs al lien eu not lo nave beeu pau, and that ll.o parties iitulo had never been regularly souteuccd. lie ac cordlngly ordered bench warrants tn a 1 such cases, aud moielhan QUO wero tnercupoa Issued. But it I. now found that In every lustauce the costs had bean previously aqucexed out of the parties by the "vigilant MY. X'Oiline, rtueetutlug AlfOriiey ti e amounts varying from (2) 10 f It Is eatunated fiat it bss yielded not less Ih .111 (10,000; and If Ihe statements ot Democrats In his own count! may tie relied on, thia fund mstrriaily aided In in in securing the nomination fur Statu Senator, Frank la now the Democratic candidate In thu district competed 01 l.uaerue, Monroe, and Pike. Til R I'll ESW KXC r. Grunt Wunfrd tho Mnury. rem trie 0to S'.atttman, In the Fortieth Congress, in lS9-'69, just be fore the tnaugnrallon of Gen. Grant, a proposition ws made lu lua Committee on Appropriations 01 the Houso ol Representatives, by it ludlcal Con gressman who wished to stand well with the In coming Administration, to increase the aalary ol the President to J,(liO per yesr. The Idea wss to securo the lucrea.o prior to ibe Inauguration, as lbs constitutional prohibition would stand In tho way after Grint nas Inducted Into offlce. A Republican member of tbe Committee from Ohio, recognised as an Intlmuto friend of tlio President elect, snd ono ol the earliest supporters of bis nomination, took strong grounds at once sgslnst Ihe measure at Im politic and wrong lo principle. He declared Ibtt Gen. Grsnt would scorn any snch gratuity In the 1 reaent condition ot tbe country. The Influence of the gentleman waa sufflclenl to defeat the proposed Increase. Our Ohio Congressman met (len. Grant a day or two after, and thinking he bad done him a good service, relstedthe sclionof his Imprudent friend on the Committee, and how ho (the Oblo member) had defeatea It, and theruoy saved the par tt nnd President elect from scandal. What was the Congressman's surprise when Grant turned on his bee., aud in Ihe meal Insulting manner declared, It Is a matter of perfect lndiffeience to mo whether you raise my salary or nit," But now cornea in tbe aequel. From that hour to the present, Grant, changing Irom uu intimate friend, haa been tho bit ter personal euemy ut tho Ohio Cong rettnuu. and In everv Imaginable way has let hltn know that tils action In Ihe Committee ou the salary question has tccured for nun t io HI unices aud auger uf ino 1'rei dent of theUulled btatcs. 'I lie Conircssnian lor tlves II, however, aud all the persecutions aud an noyuncea of tho bread and bui er bilgado lu Ohio, who iiavu Od'jhUY.s t'iktn c u.ut jro-n ililr pi-s'er Tne atory don't amount to muili, except ue an illus tration of Ihe will Uiovwi Lieut of Ihe i'lLidiut w l.i 11 dodais are intoived. Dr. Crcclrv I'll r Superior to (Jiiiul. Hunt Hit ViWiMiiid lI'A i. We take It that the turn of events makes Mr. Grecle) ai uididale tor the rremdencv In spun of Himself II" Is the ruin.- ol 'lie lfep'!"!-111 pr.rti In comparison tvllli Ilr tut, hu is as Hyperion 10 a S.tyr. Ho n a ui.ni of heart and Intellect, llu ctn let I lor a suilenng people, aud nu possosses there parity 01 a stite.iuiu n .iicn enables 11 1111 in relieve their sufterlitgs. We conr a lo a kindness lutard htm Ha re 11 leroJ ill o Virgnii 1 agreitservica.it acntici, in .ineiii vt hi u lu be generous, or even Ji st, required gre t mural e mra.-u 111 uim- uu tipn g ids position. tVlnhi tvo mat pieer anot..ir, ',u si all never hesitate tn hoir tins ti.timony to In-i worth, ami tvi.ii mm pii.'penti.' Yli'il wi.fi'TIV.V -p..a..-a;..., ..--a. av,.aa'.f -.iiJa. ..pa-'f;l!4-'...AWi IS-.'-lwi" h'Vl HWniSi. lions, s.heie hireling ornvehoi It-re t-ur euavi hut lu the hearts of the llcpuhiii' 111 parly, tlm pntloso purr, tne 1 1 ,1 ,11 lirotite t, and Hi- kiatotman iiiuj. I'Ulstr.,' 1. is soidid liva rsRtiii-diit'e lluse Hull Giiim-n, In Ilronklyn -Stars, 2'J Ktnas of t'ticagn, 4, In W ashing' it -Olympic- 10 1 l'alltn, i, 0 In Boston Boston uino, 11 Haytaak. s, tv wmmmmm COL. TUOMl'SOS'H LAWSUIT. f Col. Htawam' Klnture nnd t'ol. Thorn. I son' rietol-t'ol. 8tewarl'a Forbear' tinee Jnstlce Curllea'a Opinion. .CjiJU.ArahraTifjrh(iPipjpn.tnd.CaL JaitpUv ...I Stewart appeared on Thuraday before Judge Curt. a I In the Marine Court. Col, Thompson Is a gimkmjfi below the msdltra at. lure. Hi fought In tte L Union irmy from tbe beginning to the end of lbs y war of tbe Rebellion, He la nld to be a brave man, U An action for tttnult and lattery wis brought h hltn igalnit Col, Stewire, He claimed dimages It I f 1,000. I Cot. Plswart la eae of the largest men In the I country. He messnres six feet tlx Inches In htltht, 1 nnd Is proportionately .toad and hesvy. Kentucky was his blrthpls-e. He Is a lawyer, practicing li New York, and Is well known In Washington. It I the latter city years sgo he wss shot at by a nsvs J officer, and, Instead of running, mattered Ihe would 1 be sssaisin's weapon, but refrained irom uslug t I upon him. Re earned glory by that set of braver; i and forbearance but his title of Colonel Is nivsr theless disputed. J He hsa long bsen acquainted with Co!. Thompson The latter claims to have been 3 benefactor of Cot Stewart's family. List April the two met In thi office No. 68 Broadway, Thompson there began ti denounce Stewart for certain statements shout 1 deed. Stewart ondsavored to avoid the discussion. i hut the other persisted, and finally used the wort J "liar," al the same time patting his lnud bentallt .1 till veit, ii If to draw a weapon. Col. Stewart eats I he knew tbst Thompson always carried a pistol I He tl ereanon seized him by the collar snd t"ii I wrist, bruising the litter, and threw htm 10 th 1 Sour. H This Is Col. Stewart's story. Col. Tbompsom de Ij nlrs all except Ihe fact of the assault. B The trial oa Tsarsdsy was tbe second one. In tbn M first tb Jury dlisgreed. Thuredsy's proceeding J were msraed by a number of bumoroua Incideuta. f The contrast In tile between the plaintiff and de. I readanl tulaht alono have pnl one to death will I laughter. The fact that Col. Stewart was a Kra. I tucklan br birth waa adduced by tbe counsel fi th. plaintiff aa a helnoua crime. Col, Stewart wis closely questioned oa Ihst pelnl. He admitted tut In bla y.aager daya he bad carried pistols sad bowle-knlvea, and bad been In many serspes but he asserted that he had always acted In self defence Jndge Curtis In his charge paid a glowing tribute to Kentucky. He aald he entertained tbe blghetl regard for that Sute. He told the Jury to remembei that no one but tb. Almighty bod witnessed the alleged astsnlt snd battery. He eald tbal In the lu- neimost tecesees at every tntn'e heart was sa throned a righteous desire to defend himself. At ditetn mtnntet 10 three tlie Jury retired, wilt 1 tnttractlant 10 bring in a sesled vsrdlcl ir they I could not agree nltaln a qaarter of an hour. Tuca '1 Judge Curtis put on his bat, lighted a cigar, sad I "I detest the baby act. If I hsdaqnarral with ss j mtn I should kill him or hold my tongue. I don't J ssv t'd'sasasalnate him: hut I'd go lo him and say s Here, I'll give you satisfaction. Take your choice. We'll settle tbls mailer.' Yea, I'd kill blm or hold 1 my tongue. I detest the baby act." 1 Alter which Judge Curtis went out to dinner with 1 tbe counsel lor the plaintiff. 1 Col. Tbnmpaon waa rooreaente t by Clarence Roe! and Mr. Van Dyck, and Col. btnwarl b binuvif. JJl M. A. Gearou and Col. George U. Hart. m From Ceke anil lllackatone 10 Horseflesh. 1 C rresrouaeuce ot Tbe bun. M Kgwavnsu, N. Y Oct. 6. The noted and tab 1 nted lawyer, William O. Bartlelt, of New Yen city, has been perambulating through the parnl.it 9 of good stock, accompanied by William Wilson, ol 1 tbls city, In search of fsst young hones. Tbey rod' tevsnty-seveo miles, sad brought back with them two or three handsome colls. Mr. Birtlett pur. fi chaied of Mr. Wilson a itjllsb icrrel Qlly, three yoari old, lo,V hinds hljb, and I fi extra galled animal. Her lire Is Edwsrrl Everott, dam a aecond Star mare. A good price falj, but It is unknown. He also bought of CbarUsi m luryea. l'lne Bush, a five-year old mare sired bs II Edward Kveretl, dam either a Cmnet or Star mare; an not known which. He paid a large price for ben ft but it is kept- a secret, Mr. birtlett also run iS chased of John Shatter. Fine Hush, a nice biy mare. IV tig years old. 1SK hands high, strong and power. ul la In frame, and beautifully galled, foe wua sired 1 M Kdward Everett, dam a aecond Mar mure. U'ul N price and unknown. M The Coming It iieala n Dulte. M from thi .Vuulicuf Uaittlt. The title of the Rustlsn I'nnce Is "IIis Impe. "1 rial Hlgbneaa the Grand Duke Alexia Aleisodrovlcli,' I snd his rank: la the Imperial RuatlviiNavy la that i( Flrat Lieutenant. Hla suite ts composed of A ami- j ral (Rssr-Admlral, wo presume) I'ussuett. General Alde-de-Camp to the Bmperor and Tutor to th 1 Grand Duxe; Counaellor of blate Vesae ajo, Count O.soelflefr. and Couut ChouvalorJaLteuteuauts of II, 1 Imperial Guard, and Professor Melcbln, Hla High. j mis wVa-vrooitny 1je-1n"l'tiV)-BTiiXd''.-.tes'aa1aia'' -y January, 18Ta, and will visit all the principal InsUtu' j tlons, especially tbe naval ones, lie will probably atay two or three daya In New York, and then pro. 1 eeed to Wathlngton lo pay hit respects to th. I'resU j dent, making a very abort alay at tbe capital, Allet j that lie will attend lo bit engagements at the North; and travel In tba West. Gsn. 1'. II. Sherldsn, U. re) 1 A., will accompany him on a buffalo hunt. If he dm stres one, and ever) thing will be dons there lo niakt his time pass plessantly. He will be received bv t:.i following naval vessels, under tbe common 1 of Vu J Admiral Stephen O Rowan; Conere.s, second run, scrsw, IS guns, 5,01X1 tons; Severn, second rate, screw, IS guns, li.ouO tons; Irlquois, Tout Hi ratia screw, 8 cum, OJi tons; and Ksnsss, fifth r tj screw, 8 guns. 410 tons total, 4 slips. 4) guns. 111 tons. He will be shown every attention al all tut naval stations. r.ngllsli Enthmlnsin over Coruot lue Wnlit Lortesponaenre ol The sun. KsisnoLD, .V. J., Oct. 4. The Welsh ont 'it. j; slasmln our llulo village Is st fever heat, 'ltd I men (one colored) sre going to vole for blm, .tb I out dedication or discount. Thero lsloboalt. 1 publican county convention hern on SaturJn, ar.il -we would not be eurprlted If Us nomination tat t rsiilled and kls nimo recsited with cheers. 'It r( are only two I'arki r banners floating in our town nnd slthough the Walsn men have nono st )el. t h rs Is a lino prospect of their having a laige numberj Forty cents hat already been promised, tweut, P.'e of which Is ottered by s seivinl of Gov Parker oul o,' sympathy end re-speet for the da l at d ,lt u: I tul telegraph wneu the rt quisit- an, n 1 -.IK scilbeJ. Bolts ami Di. cd a Lsnte tt.. A Question Austt orcd. To l4 KM01 ot Hit Sun, j Slttl Ixan infunr.'Trjm-CBTrcsp'.Tilfnt f 'Vs i date.ttliosignshimself'AReador. 'ti.atli ii ,r.,.Vur 3 Phy, son of the Collector, did re.ign his pi ice 1.1 11 I Comptroller's office lasi March, lie t'.o held a si cure in tho Crotou Board at tl.Mu, wh.cn ho in stalled ill the same time. iteipectinllv, J. W 3. Conietroller Connollt's Letter to (he (IC! erf ol tho Nrvr lrli.li Hrglment Comptroller Connolly bss written the follow t'f retdy lu the address ol tho ofui'-raor ttie lh.i.'y elchlh tenderlnv the Colonelcy or the regiuiei.t tt his son, lol, J. Tottnsrnd Connolly: lo Mnior I). Vonunaham and tae olhtr QJlurt el (Ae AtpAriz-rhjAiA litawunt: At sot moment It would be s matter of great p' 11 to uis 10 srs my son lo commsnu ot n rejinent it. sentstlve of my country, whose ng has floated in front of every batne-fleld 1 but, at this uiomeul. u, tng Irom the repre.entatlves of a people wno r 11 nt 1 lace, and who know and appreeuin me. the com, 11 uicut is slcnillcani ami moil grateful. 1 the ik i 4 ftoin my heart for it. tth-n tuysou u urn. li mii.u, m diatelr accept the poeillua yuui Louf.oini.- ..s etcned him. Your allusion to my Ir!h name Ism priud f in not a man ot many wuros, but iru-i 1 siia I iiiet- j e-hiidrrn that name untarniiiied, 1 1 0, 1-1 'i 1 all with respect, and perhaps by siki a-) a i kludller and t enderr feeling. 1 remain, geut. emeu, tour gra'rr.il lllCUAlil) 11 1 m'LI kiw Yoix.oct.r tni. i:r..ti. r.KTArn .hovj:m John 8. I'lerco I aa sold al pilvato sale the brows Hone house end lot, al Welt rorty-tis'h sire 1 ot I 50 I5IIU0, lor fltoon: slso. the Ohio it ik front n( 1 and lot, M ttl Fort) nitU UK-:, .a 'tuO, .01 raw. Jimn M. Mdler sold st suction nn Saturday th hou.e snd lot on the noi Ih side ut Vif y ntn'li sir. r; too feel vest of Nui'li aientie, to I'atrek ri'C' i a' S for 110.150. Hie nticilon sale of t'tilt plots at I'm lonn. N J.wsswe.l a'temled butihe pncoi oil- 1' not proving 14WI irtoi V, tin Co "iia. t .toppe I sale. Mr. Media, 'he auctioneer, ttat, thai the 1 tf the propeity would be d.'p-tr! ot a. l" vale eae As w II bo see.i by edvoTse'imiit. I) n;e 1 -will sell at sue Ion on e,,er.tiy nue tti. 'ols In thu ctlv of fale'soo. s J under aiitpees ol 1 no Itlirr.tile I s-nl (niproveni 1 l.-inninv. This nroiierty is Ue.'e.l 10 the r d suaijle and raei'lly improving poition of thu ei t 1 ateisuu. Ills uii.il.ui nue nes :mu .New t 1. aim Is arcttsliila n Imty trains ptr .1 iy, 'His 1 ti streets, eveuuei, ..n,t unmeta-d are a'r-'ady giu' il thiuugli the 1 rniieru It le.epts tin ee;tn h of i e b 'Uievurd ai.'iia lie r vor, an 1 v p ti l,,n 01' ir 1 S1...17V li ..1.1. it. V -i n,i l'ac. .raa- lumen speeiat iram lor purchasers wit leivo 1 e 1-ilu lleilwny depot, 1 ut of l naiiihi is stieet. 11. ni-tat -iioiniiig Itiaethuiay bo ohiaiiie 1 as 1.1 ii. ti-luie-ienl Join -o. ,v tinier willrnntlnno the si's or 1 Wc i non J lllll, L. I 011 I'hursday, feeamtt-ei .1. intoi'.s riio.u nut ovi j:. s err ,X!i'l ir" tI.!&J)"lSlM .ai.J.1 -.c.'i-i.'A.... 1 1 oe .aye 1 on ui.no iy .lint ine liil u n The riuiiinillri! nnpointed In make itarg.-mente for the Queen's Cup (la, e 1 uu ti 11 e t t i 1 oiuiuo a. Iiaunt:u.s, runner, a !a nho u. u. t ir ..t.ii.o .iihts, subject lo Hi- a,,pi,.iai 1 '.e s.v Vera? 1 hCht 1 tub. Commodore Ashlnirr prnoss t sa i.e (Iro ns uwaln.t th" iire.i inaiiviii r- 1 is s 11 1 .e. couisu is to be fi-iui ill unj It 1 -lielkiit- shin and return, Hire tt 1. 1 u 11 fm tvtu iinlia in an t i. it ne Uisl 1 isl.eilhft Queeu's Cup races aie uectd a

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THE SUN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1871. H 1 i. 'mm rflE X0RT11WKST ON FIRE. HtnF.r.TtmvsAXh sqvahu mii.vs off f oiwst ix rf.tJiEX. J fit Tovrnehlpe ImpovcrUhcil Flghtlnar itnrk Use Kirn Hi Tori ALuieraatlite A 'i a.ctlhlng t hlrlwliid Sweeping over Va'ln- cai In noil SI loiiceola Thirty Men limited In llullml t'r nasuuklo. Sr I'm, Oct. 8. On Thursday afternoon rr fti lar morning lat, tlx prairie tn the south of lirrck. Bridge, the terminus, to the main tins ot ihe si, p.nl .i. i 1 nciflc road, on Ucil Ilivir, took fire, ami, In in 1 1) a high unit which prevailed it tdi time, sareail at h Rightful rapidity. From a small Lesln mi g. omewhers) rear the weatun boundary of t a lute the Ore ipread until It reached tho ll,.i Wools," 150 miles Itom Ibe point o starting. In I nk or the noon's It waa not sliycd In IK courie, tut tne Hunts, seizins on tie nry qpi1i -'i rum, tunl ILeuce teaplug to the Ull trees of the lurest, It ex tended Its line lor a distance of Allien rullca In the Lraty timber, until It reached Smith Luke, Whtii inc. ftlrly under headway In the tinker, the f'tn Wet grand beyond description. Roaring eracalln., stub sound that could be heard fur mllet, in rLams tori mill wat, leaving behind theme, blackened, taioklng, dejo lalewtite to mark their onward march, LUerjihln,, in their courie wit dtttroyed. The train and hay stacks, the corn Heidi, fences, and In lome Instancea Pie rude homes and scanty hounhold goods of the settler, all fell a prey to the Intallate moniter. The trrror itrlcken people lied, leaving all their worldly p.iu'flor.i behind, thankful to eicict with their .m. On Saturday mornlnc the flames began to ap rroach the line or the bl, I'aut and VaeiOe road at i aerial polnle. Bat few inppoied Die danger to te 10 eerloni or ao Imminent, and delayed too long ICe mean by which they could hare warded off at lent a ronton of the ditaaje. Euch vai tho cam with the men In charge ot De draff Jt Co.'e ware aoosr, at the termlnne of the Iron on tho Bt. Taut ieiI Pacific read, aome twenty mllet thla tide of Biettlnrldge, They aorpoted there waa no danger, ii tr.e tuliOlnje were situated on therppo.ile tide of He rsilroad track, and Hie fUmee would hare to si ke a trip of some forty feel to react them, Ihev I. J loI calculate upon the force of Titr ruuisa wluilwind or rtnt, int'te bdMli'sa, together with all their contents, l,i in iai trey to the flamee. De Grail t Co.'aluat In U:MIdi. goods, die., cannot fall ahorl of $S,OuO. ronuaatfly their auppllea had been allowed to run on. ti they are nearly thronih work on the line 31 tie road, and In a conple of weekt will reroute iieir ensrters to the tlratntrd BraneN., or It wool I Lire torn far more aerloui. They had no Iniurancr. Leaping He road (and at different points telling frt to the ties), the (timet iped onward with tho C'etcen ol the wind. The pinenger tialn that Ufi rtre cn baturday morning for Morris, arrlreil lafiiy at the atalion, although the employee! and ti'ien.era on the train were almoit luflocatod with, the in ike and her.t, and tahen It reached tlorrla In ciri nsre toed with the cinders and aahet of I nt ra.nc crass. The ssliola country for miles and t.et tiia catered with A PCMI TOLl'llI Or IVOKI, ulttiiarwis G.Iel tilth the dyins c-njrra o' ii ru,', Xe. All day on Sunday the Ore ratd mi m. mv.ed fury, and yesttrdir, when the panm ii r ira i. from Mums came oterllhe road, there was a i,e I U.e on each lice of the road that In the lli;Vm "bciiecn Dim In and Srallh Lake, Itr: ttpaii-l'y cmnd and terrific. Tim lire hid cn it I He load, ami rat tilil ttietplnr. Tnat In t.ie m oil itould prohibit extend to Crow rlter. I t, -a J., couii on!d be altyed. but that on ihe .t wun d uruhablr tneep farl norihwanl cnleas t f i tM'eir'si raiu puia a stnt to its rivsirrs. A ftni.te inan.e unknown), who llted within slx I n nea oi Willinir, cmie down on the train 1 -Ti' Lr: I. Le teiurdayto iek aid f.-am tome i it re'ailtea at the latter place Hr ry i itr ad In the world waa rieatroyed. Including a nf Lories, yoke of oacu. tbreecntm grain, la, r.r in.' i.'iin nta, Ac, lie and his family had u tirrow neap e with their lint. nttRilsa Tniiouan tm rnurs. Ilt-n Ctftt of St Clou I. well knnwn In this nt returning from Fort Attrciouv le lin tt' Lne hor'". lie flames otrrli'ok Llm, ton nz his only aalely lay In farms tlirm, i,e Ita.rd In l.orrta for the wall of Are, dal,ed ir.rrujli burmnc Ms otf'coat from hie back. ni I ii 'urine ua ,iors lo inch an extent that tner are i -i tn rii. f,'i T'cr:unVlt,'rr liafeT'J'tTtwiT" i"nn a 'in tarns. He Is an old haridnnUe rr..ir.t,. ai.d hi. 0 ng his brseth. sttaliowed io fliur, A mi.e or twn behind Mr. Oarer waa a mn it' t.nr a Rock of some IW hecp. Melthrr man nnr ine-p .had been Leant from at Issi tecunnlp 1 a nun m y hare escaped, hot tin ahlep ondoubi- lu, Lad ihelr "mutton cooked." I rioiimo riRK wirn imi. On Fnndat Mr. Carender. the couiloctor of the il r i rsiti. T.mt out some twomlts or. the prairie tin cn- ,inmn or two. Thy saw the Ore ap a i, ii. i t-e distincr. bal did not enpooee there I i .ii ilanger. Ikermd not caletilaie uoon lie m, 'unci. aiH. lurninc ton late to fit, would have I c t I i id ti et rnt lononstely bad tnatcuee with .ii Hlich the let a "back die," and ful .n it ui II e itdo.t among the irrokint embers i:,a in.ir. iir b ait swept by them at a Safe dis I .1 i U.ietifort, in amstini engineer on hr r 1 rinio at Urolnn bUunn. tocvlhrr Willi i is urn ins. clothes, o burueJ. ina mvice in ,i. Tsu, and I'acide ruj.1, s fir nitre late a,,. tiirrued to tne burning uf a fa lie in -us iwln. h late been renucad), auil lie I 1 o -a aniount uf nood how macli ur.knnwn. i o: 'l.i t-.ns l.ire Leen delayed, as ti.e for t'-r I sc irjuil il r:ralred on Sun ly s ts it j t:.iii v. iu ar i.sie ye'tru I r i i as a to estimate the lose caused bt line i 's cmd-fntio.-i. At last uccnunta tho tra r I mt form of ihe line of tho itad, anu 'fi .t wi I e stcpied rannot b told. r rvn tti wnod uijht la the stahle on the 'a it Mrrs Hcit Dinlels it Gio. Hone In t i" u i .1 barnod U'j all t'.la year'a crop ol u v ui .at, w teat and t-orn; also tneir ti c ui i i ii.lii, and other uteusilt, to;etner l.i i' v.1 you iry. u'lnn crM'Nir swr.pr itnn rhiJitl Si ie raiin: fiai fu ly all ihrou: i Hct. 1 iJ ..A...L'Ji.ei.Jjr:eJiilee.o.the bunoods and I i.'i-. Lean buried our. Ihousajua 6T u ii, i t cs nds of bushels or corn an I i l. aw laao desirr.yed. Mini farmers hate .it i. at h J ard nil t'.e dcitrtctlon Is toinj on na ,i uir. Eteriooay in and aiound Olanc j nl, unfile l"r the last tour days. Ie it is ii, la.a-don tin S"uth and li maxli; ".r i i .rue m Hie timber eit of us. I t-. ,t 5 l'l.e learlul Oiet which hate C i'. n; :ui seteral dJjs past in ClOereut pk.r II. i' ate. are still sweeping onward 1KB A BISOM or DOIRCCTIO.t, "'i i -ni viniui in their courie, Alon: ihe I ii. s -t. I'am and l'aclflc roul, t is flanea hate to 1'ie torthward and eastward ol the track, l .tii iu ihe tiouta near rmlth I.aae, Dsssel, k" and Howard Lake Stallone was attil racing i Jay jeiterday. A btiedc by the na ne -i tin. e n m leitoi ng to lite aome ol his home. 1 ''c ol". as suflocaled wllh smuke, and helbre ai t i coii.d nacli him he dlel. Four houses nrar I as-rl Sim, in. together with s',1 the crops, I Ji. i irruing implemenls, ir.. were bnrne 1 on a i 1 1 m HnJ resterdsy Ol er losses are re j and still noreexpoctel tin 'I ncs ia Hit I- i. .e witnln thirt rods ul th-' dt.". nt ii ml h I. s 1 It required tho utmuai exertions ot a Ur, fo a ot llmu to sate i'. n w rottr AUEiicnovniE waa sarcn. f.i-l.urs iioiu Ful l Abuiciuiiii.ij t,,ve sra.i.c and S HOUUla ul tllU Uio Ulal llili.ail.lieu li ,0 i n jf ll-e fcrt and Iheaiutea ,,i thai i t 1 i ie is sotr.e (WO Ions of hay it.irxcil near tie t an about 1 OU) cor.ls ul oi d oiled up there. V.,in t e Are wus til el dlSLOtered tne wind nut dnt nt It Itli n arlul vtloclly touard the hit sticks ,ladiome reiched tl.e luv the losswuuld lue 'een iimnen-e, as it wunld 1 lien hate been iinpotsl, 10 sate ti e buiidinis Fortunately It was ihe f. of the auction at tne fort, snd tiu ro was a larce '"rofpeot'c pie-ent ai the l.ile 'Ihe lonir nasiesieu, ami euldiert ainl civ liana all 1 ui.t nilli blankita and Lrnsh, and louciil e llamos and prtvcnli'd them from reaching v All the itoi-k waa tmne I loos-., and It ii 1 I int a iiumlu r ol horses will not le lut.i.2 been ln.lilrnod lar t.at b tie itr from Wliidom saw that on Tuesday the i- tutir Ihe creMi r pari of Wirdim and I t ships. T.,cl n ind was oloumr a gale At d. Xu. .'a I e ...ui. ii wen inKtigcd In tin muni, aim it i ii 1'ii'iid do to sate the mai'niiitr. Two .nil a quantity in s.irks Aneru liie v i jeu at or w erehuiim.1. iuti'im nnr sinti op bt. i'rt. I e in i n tiro l'J leaciod a pent a i. l-l.i.l froai St. 1'aul, bit It '.i.il t li. .n ru IIib prrtlous days, nd r- i I nn da'int, nwlnj to tui i e-itti i in piuiuhint aronnd their r n sin I a, mm in si lllnj bck the .or'a ol iniiti'lual luiscs are nurnir- o i i.'l caiirMn; a.r,rtgatp. 1 tie 1 aik.d iho progreta or tx'enaljn o 1 lo Iu grai.it beyond descrlpl .,n e ot the buriuns- p .inni i i"t it l,y the -vinds, iinJ te ,a'a In a il 11 1 t" I.OU' ,rl in m err Jl V McfiT' nita 'rj in every U lireufthe v., njj.,00, aw.,, r, 'V.VOTl .ttV Sr-.rtf. -N.l I u nJ?1' 0 "'enhmg rain t k -uV, 1 '"i" "'sjrtal confligrailon, and V r.,. 7""'" '-"l'. sha',1 he ca,l d np.n to v Laiii'. l's of troterly lu arlous iiU.v ,l0 )n ti,n Htate, I4" Ilii.r.1 tsr.t vtltll DISIBCCTIOV A BCK i H k n iv raHTiao, wink, Jfin "s Ui- CwH,3lft so, tif i it l is Iscvoiy vvnislle b ew the ku, 11 s a, fc.r cl'ilsns rushed lo f-' ,w i vi lai.i'ji west of the rlter, and beheld the woods adjacent to that portion of Iho town llterallt burning up. A heatv wind hurled li e smoke, cinders, and tparkt of Are In etcry dl ricllon, but mostly toward the accruing); doomed to n. In the tlcialtr of Ihe tactort. etery now and tctn.Lhj senilnata ahitius. and other cuwnnsliWo tn.iietUI woald Unite, and as ufien wuulJ ui'n rush tn ihe exposed plnces with palls ol water, liibcuc Fire Kxtingnisners, Ae, to Hip tie lire, 'I'lics-eam undhaud tniinn d. t a exri nv.us in wettiag and Iroti nllnn t.io facl.irt Inui being destni)e I, Fortlnee hour this work cntlnned. w en the ruing element teemed Is rive stem lie lury In thu dlr ction, an I our uitiiitlon was dlrvcteJ lo too auuthaoet, where fiery lli.ues, lUe roRKin Liiiutxiiu rnox tna cLOt n, ftn' rusHi g throuin the tier tops, down upon n, t.irtatenii.g the itc'tue'ln ofivery dneims li I'tehilKO. Again nn n i uIt 1 to the scene with en tints, buckets, slii ieU, nsta. Inrrna f water, n ,1 eter, ntmlalile me.insvii li v 'li ti comliit a !oh ll'it spi'iih d to I ate no ii u n 'o i a pm i-r or iun Iho wind was blow n u If of "on' n i r't-tlse 'ii fortr knots an linur.' nil I s m ko and clmli is citno dovsn u'jun us so t.nck it, i'. 'i nil n animated in t luevi' i.i.e Mho won! ru 1 1 i fli I f fli.ne a iw n i ii n!s, le tiro ill 'ik "d in ihe smoke, fall to the grni.ti I, irel uieii' i i p i id tr) it aciiln. nop.nj tosiii ita pr.-Krise and rer.nt lis reac Ins any oi the builduigi. Tl.ls work ronnmed ibj ailernron. Mill tne vtood" to the west of us were lull of tiro. It was cot ci niriting iirar Henry tier iron's place, and If nut rl.ickr l would burn his bullii'nis, rush across tie ilreet. aud ileetroy the waoln ol Oi-oiito ate-nue, up tn and Including tno I'eshtlgu llolnl, l'nriunatelr. thrmi "l tne desperate rflorlt o' oni cltlxeus and the assls'nnee ot tT co.n pin'a englnos. Hie Pie wai checked wlthtu a lew feel of bom houiui and barn. A rsanri'L argg. Near this point the vegetation was. of seven years' growth, nnd at the edge of a heavy tamarac awatni mlxod with dry pine, winch afforded such a vast amount of combustlhlo material tli.it tho scene at ulglil waa liulr fearlul and sublime. The flames leaped high above the tree-tops, crackling and hits leg woulj sweep from branch to branch, billows ol flame mounting skyward, and recedlnt back to an ocean ol flame below. Cindera and tparkt like showers ot meteors were hurled In every direction Mtov h) towc. I. va. ta;u a e,-tu"ii vet uastr witnessed before, and never wish tn witness train. Mothrra wllh pale and anxious facet clasping their little ones In irantlc terror to their hearts, fluted hither and thither through the fiery gloom. Neanr every housetop, yard, ami thed wtt showered wltli Are. Several of Ike tick were moved durlni thu afternoon to placet of saiety. and miny parked their goods readr lo move on a moment's warning. It wonld he dlfilcult to estimate tho da-nxie done to the timber. Hundreds of acres of young pine, birch, maple, bauwood, Ac, were completely rain ed. The town wit only tared by tho most inper human exertion. V1AR1KITTB IM DAMGgR. Great feart were entertained for the sa'ety of Marlnetle. In I be chopping on inesuatb side ol the 1'raiuio road, near ine riaideuco of the lift. Thos. WaUer. Ihe fire riged terrlhly. Tne wind was blowing II dtrect'y toward the Marlnetle sang loro and Ihe Dunlap Ilonae, and toowert ot cinders Ignited the euuibuetlble material in every direction, (iiircllirens were out in force, and br carelul waleh Ing and timely exertion averted the danger. The N. I.uJlDftou Co. had a foice of men employed all nigiii. Tbe l'lres In Wisconsin. Onus Bat, Oct. 4. The Urea which ore no.v pnvMllbg in the six or seven northeastern counties of W.icontln have never had a parallel since the settlement of the country. The drought whii-h hat rirvallrd since early In Au;ut has dried u-i tl.e springs and streams, and a'l vegetation, aad has parched the ground to the depth of several Inches below tho turface, that the toll Itself acte at a cor,, fljgratlon, and living trees are fallinc lrom the ac tion of the fire, which undermines them all. Ilarns an) their contenti, haystacks, cord-wood, and other property, togetlK-r with hundreds of miles of far ccs, are burmd. -No irsistancr can be offere I tu i tie approaching Cres. Till UAKOtST rinilTS AOUS'ST tat rLtllgt are made at the many saw mills which are loc.tcd smong the pine forests In this region, but many ol them bare been burned. All the available forci which could be obtained from the adjacent villages has pecn called to the aislstanre of the threatened mills and tctHementt.ln some cases with stJl'.sn I In otnert not. The wurk has been to loiijt and ti irni irg. nnd the men so tired wllh the smoke nnd fatiguv, that In nunr t'lacvs the coc'.i-at kti been rlten up. In places where there was no water, tho only available plan has been lo die trenches around ihe croperty, hut tie least wind carries Urge ftikrt of burning bark thruurb the air, and renders all snch mesne useless. Ia Kewaunee county fiom sixty to eighty dwelling houses aud barna Late Leen burned, aud the lohabilauts are SIIII.VO TUI LAKE tDOKI Tti3 tATITT. At Horn's Pier, a store with goods, six dwelling houses and si ups, wllh barns aud outer liuiimnas, .arox lia'afilj ad. JJ-.u.rnkL JPM.JXs. InhvltUnlf. stttd theuaseltes br fleeing to tr.e pier aad taking p ihe plau communicating wllh the snore. Twit "Iters. Two creeis. Ahuapte, sud Ketraunse, and oliier tlllagea lute been more or less damage J. In Door county, text north, great qusulltiee of wood, railroad t.ee, telegraph poles, and other property got out for snlpment, nam been burned, in addition to tbe losses In barns, fences, fc. On the wesl side of tlreen Day aud Fox Kiter, the llaines ax tend from Aleoomoneo to Oshkosli, a distance of twenty miles in length and thirty lu breadth. Thla region la one ol alternato pit e and hard wood timber, and II tlilekl) settled with milling end fum ing settlers, The haystacks, fences, and bridges on ins roads are ruoatiy gone. In sonic cases lane lota of pine los in ihe dried up tlreams sre burning. Along the Hue of the Ciih ago and Nurthwestern rai way the fire extends ciose up lu ine track on either side fur many miles, Between Depsce and Appe'on. threatening tne bridges and cu aert, ni'.mtng lences, lies, and cord-wood, and requiring the cioseat viki.ance in u erating the ruad. Along tne exienai.n or tne same road now building norm rr.nl considerable amounts ol lies, and one of Ihe loorer'a s ant.es, wllh nil its roiitt.il, hate been buri ed. Tne flies are raging aver TIIRIX THOUSAND SQCARI MILES or TtRRITORT. One hundred families hits been burned oat of oos in J Hume, mid ihe reinir .ra In tireen Hat slid ot er towns, and at :oast one huudred otuer I n.ille are in equally bad condition. Ilou.os, b iru, tarra homes, bridges, fences, and absolulel) ttert thinxrasbeen ttvspl away, and uio pine forests .estroye 1. Itaari aud other wi.J beans hive been ontcn In illsuny (rum the woiiis. aud are fleeing in eti-ry direction across the fleuls, Ine eatue ccpuuiion are rlgl tini tne Cres w nout surcss, ar.d uutuy have fallen dow it surToinled by fie smoke and i eat si a leen carried bt their omrs les to p'aes ot sa'ety. All supplies of food tor men and beasts ll. ruu .out at leaat Inly tuwutiuui Lave hien de slri yd, and starvation uuriug lue cumlcg inter elnfe-tkm Hv-4ta4va("- iwo llivii.a, Oct i.A fire broke out yeiterday noon in me twamps nariuisesi from t ns ri.iage. nn I ngrd like fury. It Orel one bn Ming in t e villa; e aiiout ,1 o'clocs, which wis enurelr consumed. The w.ud biows a perlect leuipesl. 1ns firemen were ii i lue grouad promptly, au I st iped the progress of tne flie Anotliri bunding was fired, l.ui extln tu shed without mnrh dannge, In the etenlng the aii'ue .taa krand and tirrib'e. 'ine whole region was impregnated with inoie. fliaus, dust, tnd cm 'lira. The iinoi.0 waa to ilense lu the anernoon that on ects could not be dlscuvered for the dii Ulica uf a block, Il was wltn much difficulty that lie mall carrier crossed fruni Aluuiiuno lo here. oikk and Ba.vna coux oct on the railroad aud wagon roads, and could be shot, iut iio.,udy has the time to devote to that. On Me hue of the tlreen liay and Lake l'epln Ilailwav trails a lull imlo of cnnluioy substruclnre, S.tXU Hi', and hundreds of cordt of wood belonging to tno io..d h .to Li-vu burned, bisld,s prop,ity much kTeater l.i value belonging tn ti e fanners. All the uiuues un the Hi c- oi the Manitnwuc ro.nl for twen y unii s east ol Urc-en lay aie c, nu.iej, rider's i-in-us p.t--ed over tli"n only n few' tiuura previous, hi i.s vv vu Minttnwoc. 'Ihe tire extends lo Ihe it,' Hun ,.i Oieen Hay on Hi east, nnd Is running over tne a- cent iiiaranis. Iho euy is not re.'ar.lc i m dan:rr, J.n tiudura and asnet are fa. ling In t it streets, lue smoe it ao dsnso tO'dar ual buiUuigs two Mucks dialaiil are uut visible. On the weal lie Pro ims apprijcueil He vniuge limits ol Fort lioMurd, luimedialely upousite on the river and largo iorces of men are engaged in staying its progress. No access to tl.e forest Is pr-icilcanle, mid nothing can bo eatimatcd. except from ihe c fleets or t e lire, nor the settlements, where it penetrates tut truund Iroui one lo two leet, and uetimya the ,i'e oi tl.e tuis. 'lr,u atmosphere is hai, with turn a.'p-nrjn.'e rs n. Il wi I take a reav., and dreiu 'i Hi, ull lo i iluiu.v tin luuuu aud slJp the pli'klvss Ui till ClC. roo pit no txriLoriD. I'nin nr I.vr, Oct. 5 moke like a etond en ve upra ihe city. Mui .Monday ii ln increased in densit), until it ouicures thu uu and spreads tno g oo'ii of a temi-t'Allulit over tho country. T'neru n u fires luuth, north, cut, and west. Alung the lin ot Ihe Sheboygan INIIway tries of its ravages are oterywnero auparenl. Trains weie got tluomii situ rut enddancrri tn I it wgi tirO'-'gat hr fonn; thai trsttl would Le cut oil. n.7!'e Kld0MlIU -.a.i Is l.urnlnF. and (lri In Oak--,i nt' er piuces are toiiirijuliinc to Ihe greit TOlunia of smoke tint is filling H e i "tin try lor inllrs in tturi ilirtction No gre it Jama e has rustilied u far lrom the fires lu tins virliiilr. but as they are ipread'nt" mil Incria.iiu very fast, it Is tu be pro aumed that trouble w.ll ensue. The train on the bnebuvgu? and loll I du I. if Itailroad was turro qn .rlers uf nn hour lale last i-veulng, on account m Isigs tires uvar the load tn th viclnliy of ft ill. Tiie cniMiKaKV Minnies, iv danqer, nunt-IS, Oct. 4 Ouiing tne latter p.it of hit wsik hres uriiluns 1 in ih aud wouls nui Hi and uui Hi est vd tins tin., an 1 the uxlrme j, u.' in e r. Uiiiu ivas an ,,u fttorahle lo ex tinguishing them, and they are Mill burning. All ST.Trrtv;Tt-crs.'.ikfin-,a--''S'"',-4iLI''r-:j' iUj s,'c Jjyiu-ixo.'il rejson to fear fortliem, and had men miaiicl n udt iTuSVM rani .VT."S3wi"n ou.Oaa.aie may be inllicted on tne extensive crau beiry districts of tnls vicinity. It would ludeed be a public calamity should time marshes he burned over, ior no more berries could be produced In f.'oin thru to lite ,ear. il uch hay, viood, and fence hat been turned. TUIRTT MI BCRNgn TO PIlTH. MiLWAl'Kig. Oct 7.-News from the northern ftrie to-day Is that iher are raging worse than ever A inaiiiiisi srr tsl st Foil Howard from I'intaukle aa; c tLittj' een wirt burned to death at thai place, and part of the town and one lumber mill wire la eahee whin he left The rest uf Ihe town has pro bably been burned by this time. l'lres In Nebrnaka and Pnhntn. Siofx City, Iowa, Oct. J. Kcporta of Krrible prtlrle firm come from every direction. The dam age done at Fremont, Neb., by t'ao fire Is very great Hundreds of tons of hat and thousands of bushels of train haie bien dettrojed. At North llend. Net., ihe Ore has been raging all day. Set, ernl bnitdliiga have been luirin d. Tnere is much lose ul property tear Hon Homme, Dakota, A saw mill and large dwelling hivo been burned. An ex Press uiesseiuer wtiocate In to-nlglt says he saw tour houses between tnerv ami Yunkton smoulder in. He alsi reports several bnlldltita lurned lo tw.'en tins cllt and Yankton. Aeta.c coach whicn lelt here on Wednesday morning, when neir Yank too, was chasod by Art sn honr and a half, and only rsrniii.M y turning Into a ploughed Teal Tl,"ll-a-io'is ol doilais dsnntre I as been ti' ne in Soui'iei ii li'k'il.i, many fsrmrra losing luihling slsciva, i i ivtrrtui g tut Lad Hi lie vnu, laieiy c.ipiii i wiln thrir tires. THp .lllrhlrnii U node In I'lomea. TuLxu i, Olius Oct. 4. t'ha woods oru on tiro on bulk "lies ul Hie loledo, M'uImsIi and Western It-illro.ul. ihe sreater part of the wav lelween Ant vvrrpand New Haven, cov'rlnjauarea o'fourorflto inlhs andaoout the samodlsianee between Aniwern and Ceiil, uuinlug down the timber, both gnen tnd dry, burning hundreds of cords ot wood and mile a o' rence. At Woodburn. Oct. 3. three bouset were destroyed, and the stiuni mill was only sated bv brtakinr several lurrows of land nroand it. Trsinn hava ns 1 to e op whlla the heated rails were rr ii lived un J new ones rut In. Corn tleldt and rata, dowa h ive been entirely destroyed. The tuoke la u dense ,is to mako seeing aad breathing very dlOI cuil. Tie Are Is Hill raging. rirra tn Itip TVoods nt Oneida, N. V. O.vuda, Oct. 6. Tim woodt between Wampi. vllle and Oneida are all on Are. Tno wind waa blow ing hard Lut night, aud the Ore burned very rapidly and Intensely, burning Into the Parched ground to the depth of a foot or more. Everything la the snare of trees and underbrnsa has ba burnt. Tie ctlltt'ns of Onrhla feared that the fire would reach the village last night, and the Fire Department was called out. Tbe woods ahont Onelaa, and, tn fsct, all alung Ihe line ot the Central road, are very dry, aud Ignite lrom the aiuailett spar ol passing toco ni"tlvc, Lattr The Urea are abating, and there Is now no fear or any damage being done tj any of tne proper ty un the outaktrta of the viliete. The Immense Justice Cannolly Challenged. To lAs FJUor or Tkt Ana. Sir: Hearing to much said of the capabilities of the Uig Judge aa regards hit tcdcttrltnlstn, ard as 1 1. old the championship ol the locality In which we both reside, I hereby cnj.leege tho avid J note Michael Connolly to walk moamalciollro.il one mile to fifty miles lor ll.UdO a aide nr the nom ination aa Ilegister. I HAM. J. KU.I.KE.N. Yoii'tYlUat, Oct.4,lS7l. A Chnncr fur Working Attn. In order to enable the mechanical and lndu't'1-.l Uaas.a lu witness the tinjiense ho at ivcit I iu a.ng, lb'- n.anacer nas -c.tueed the price ot adiiuialou to li until tuildron lacnty-nta cants.-JJr. The I reet workshop of toe body Is the liter, whnee olT.ce it is to withdraw ine bile lrom tbe biooo i when tine important orasn does not net tbe skin as. inmci yellow ai-iesraece, and arenerat y a sink haa I rhe sets in, wltn ctiiily sensannos and rold hands aa feet, accompanied witn lost ol appeiite. ins sysiem hecomea ciovgvd. tne n'nehlnerv doae not work well, asd both mint and body are disordered, ihe allictea becoming eioss aid fvttul. flndinaT lault with every tbiog a" id lui'in. lo nut per-on in th i con ll-ion lir. li. e-nr't eanailte 1'il.s a-e recommandd; by iLeir st.uiti ai i,k a.". ,n Ine liver sno.v ri-covtis s hea thy tine, ant is eiivbh I tis tierioiri lis pro er In rlinns- I .-II v i"i..s, Is ir-a. ami sll thesggiavsl. ing stn p., "ns ui L.lionaucii remaved. bula eveir where .Idr. E'eei-t light ro'is. In-ciits. et-., witS Dooley't least l'owd.i. Iliu Pest, frv lU-Ade. 1 J'A.i.Nt'i.tJa ASH COitMl:ilCIAI.. 8ati-rpat, Oct. 1V. The somewhat Hart ling Intelligence that retches ns from London rela tive to tl.e foreign monetary outlook, tn! the conse quent feverish lene to iCalrt on the continent, las afforded little Inducement to th o formation of any r.cw fclen.ee lor tpecnla'lvp benefit on this side a erudition of nfi.lrs which will probably continue until a more settled raaikelts teicrltd in European cir cles. Our securities hate yielded only a small frac tion, but consols lave gene off moro perceptibly, and monei is active at 5 to tiH V out. A report which ne noticed Ills mcrsiic, to the effect that tn extra meeting of the Director of tho Ilank ot Cog land would be called, was verified to-day, and at the session Ihe discount rate, minimum, which had stood at 4 t cent., wat advanced to 3, carrying down the new Ivan icrlp to t j) cent, discount. Thla fipdiUop.piJPaoxeaB afUlct r.ujrtlt-t, sslj to have aa jet eaerted any Important influence upon the mirkel for railroad Blocks, as tbe absence or a large number of operators tnd tueir brokert at the Jerome I'ark racet contributed loan almoit utter neglect of the market. Of course the luilne'e, though running prstty much through the nsusl spec ulative list, waa greatly restricted, and the fluctuation-, as seen in the comparative table below, of no noteworthy cotiMquenco. There was a brief spurt In Union l'aclBe. Pacific Mail, and Unu-u, hut not of much Importance, and tne enure list was unar lected by the tuna, statement. Tne late trade wus oi b,relv sufficient Tropin lions to eiu lish quota tions, tne general market leaving off lama and neg lected. Tne new rembtmllon In gn'd made no fnrlher ex posure of its hvnd tu-dar, and the cohi m tract was i,uirt. Ine pure a-e- of the roreign baukersaud the big i r.,tcs or ex-l snge have Vspt ti l!ir price, jnd the market closrd firm at lll'.i'.ll.'i. Ihr sal, s of the dav hiving brtn elected at lll .;llf,i 11.'. no new leatuie belnr noted. In the t.dd loan mar ket early in t is day borrowers pal I 1 HI to 1 33 of 1 V cent, (or tho utu of cash cold, hut aubsrqutnl y oa'ai ces were carried tree of Interest, and tint liler at nigh is 1 V cent was oald lor cairylng lie day's busines at the Gold Kxcbange It'itk was st loiinws: (iuld ciea'rea, st;,luu.riuu Xfid uaiai.i'-s JS.SC3.1S7 i and currency balances, 3,.MS,lt5. T e goid rice, ota at tl.e Sun Tie isurr to- 'ay wiru I3J bMStS i paiinents, $l.eW.OJ and balanre, (bl.SID -SUH '1 ho currency receipts were JtAVliU t5 pav menls, $T7,1.11 and balance. fltl.lH OB. lustont receipts were l.V trio, and rinreited gold notes ,ent in nsnin.toti to l,ul3,J0. Tne pr.ncipal quot. tions were 10 A. M ttlV'll is. A M Ill S II I'. M 115 lti.13 A.M tits; r. si llli, riJOl' M.tlt',lls Aa a n sull of Ihe advance of tne discount rata nl the Uai.k lof Knglaad, U reign exchauge was verv -sirmrcr'CTTTrnr'dTarici'S'rrrtTar.iias tltit-rrlt '.erl-J it 1 a for W days sterling, and nrj. lil 10 lor short, and the) now stand not lar below a point at wt ich specie run be exported at a profit. T. ere wss lut llltlc business dune at the new rates, aa no steamer ssila beiore Tuesday, 1 tie Imports of dry goods ut 11 is port luring the week were J.OT'J.Wl'J, and oi ceneial merchandise (4 Disking a total of f VA! 3SS, at agaiuit lf.UI.Q70 last week, snd i.&'i'.ca' for the weik ending Oct. 8, Ibid, a de crease aa compared with tne latter date of f lm Trj The specie shipments to day smounled in $137, ;M. making a lota1 for Iho week of 1500.137, and unce Jan. 1, fGI,0M,5.H. Tne Trea-iiry Miring Ihe week bought f'i.UO.IM) 6-Ws. told JS,(Xr).m.U told, rereited in colu lor customs t3,Oj9,H'. and paid out in coin Interest on tbe public del t (1$3,T!9. Neil week the Treasury will buy liMWOUj bonds on Wednesday, snd sell a corresponding amount uf gold on Tliuridir. '1 he monev m.u kct bn been abundantly tnpplled tod i, and most uf tne nrcotiationi were made at G V cent,, though 7 was also paid, tl e oflerings being large at lino O.urea. Tin re Is little deuandfur money from Ihe West, and shipments fio n thlt ptawtm tl.i.v -dlreetfan have ahont J tiM'i-e h-arof some important panels being put up for the Southern cotton cropmovemcnt, 'I lie effect on our 0 vn uuraet oi active money In London ia act pro tpiitire. Tnero It no demand of Importance fur di-coiintt, tnd but llttlo new paptr It being writ ten, prime commercial acceptances pasting at 7 to IU per cent, according to ihe date of maturity1, Tun bank txhlbit was decidedly unfavorable, and reflects a decreet of (3,143,230 In surplus oter the S3 V cint. required by law, ao that the banka are now irdiiced to the very lo exceaa of t,oct,40U, Ihe loans mow a gralltring contraction, tne de p am being largely reduced, though the total IU, ill tia or ilc Links are nol down scffl, lent Into S, Siti.'t)) to coiiioiniai j the losa In the total reserve. 1 ns folluwing sre the totals us compared with last eck i Ari. ao. at. 7. Krirt'irtt. J-oans ii;!..'J Ias.im, 'joo Deo tr.um k) !"cie iR.nv.V) n.rMIK) lieu. JaCt juo l irnikluu to As SMd fal.vtVl.lssI Int. b3,J "posit- s.'-.tsawo rrtita.ino inc. s.tit'ax) Lets' tenders..,. SSJltM Jl.a'JJ.IW Dei-. B.ti.vOU The (lovernment bond market hat beenalron an'i In. 1. 1 1, witn an .mvancj uf iU j ceut. In the nte twenty list, un aico'iut ol the high premium lu i '-i" a I'"; ',ry r Jvis am l-iiis, winch c!oe strong. A cnia of dif,nH reported to-day in the pcwSV ten t., which had bien sold short for European account, under the impression tint Ihe binds cuuld bo rend H ohtalnd the leller lound himself unable tu borrow at tno maturity of tne contract to day, aud it a to be -e kretied that tne party who wat to rc.elvc tro bondt was unable to have Ihein bcu.'ht ,n un, er i m'.. aa tho lecurlllct l.avo nut t ocn a li..it'.iu lu I e Titular call. Tho general market closed r.rong in Ihe basis ol lH'.'a'.'.; i fen lo.. Ileaiy L'luws i co..ail an icp irtat t P. M nd. aim' ii A, tll I' 8 car Ct lit1, in ns re; J. I ,1 niv un sULi.re.- i.'.lf, I.! .a ...'.i. o ..li fi s si. iomp. 1 1 v If Itsvjivrii. eonn ,.t ink kinrsg. Ma.;,.il.' n.k.a-TDa. Ua. iui:a ..ne, m Ids "I. eoun ,115'J IIS MO IOs, rcg u s-Wt, ft loon 1'S's ll'l ItO-tos conn. ni'( iu v-eis oo conn, .tin itlL'en. P. g ild tojs. loa ai "ttrtr ri 'jvrrr utiito ivitlnt-r -..-i.irJ-i Al-rr' Jln B.,.a.1i'HS.tAil. J.LS.V'j"4 .VXlL'il'J..-'i.4S aim rdii run JtiWQ t7,l'r' a rtot lu.vaxa, muH j ue 'iieV.Vio "il'V, Tlrginiaa-woi 'trfnraTin n.rrmi, and llOi (or consolld ded, (Jrorclis were dull and steady at K'f lor cuirenea, and Wl.'f for cold 7s There nat louie buying of new South Caionnas, July coupon, the price hsving thus been carrier! up lo 51V, He October ruupona being slrsdv al 50. Mcrchanla' ilank ahares told it ISO. there wis a large and actlte business in rai.roaJ bonis, tue l'aclflc mortgagea taklot; the lead. Centrals were iu great favor from tas Herman bankers, tud told In round amounts it 1M.V Union firsts brought W,. and land gtantt TU. Ttt luTCitiucnt Inquiry for Bt. loieoh and Denver City 8 V centt contlnuei undiminished. Tne following were tne higptsi ana lowest and IMP, U closing pnees of slocxsi c-CMafnit.-, IIIohttL Lotcttt. fid. aril f.. Y.C.6 Hadion eoa fjv .'H n WV H.C4 uisosoa t'iu nv nv n Harlem M Klls fms K4 S 0 Meadlnr IllW 111 tll tills late enore lux H8W til tens vtaoasn e X ill el 6l)i riiitBarrii 1M irt Koruiwesiera. MV UK H "k Norinwe-tern prcf V?. .wH wk lock Island Unit 10UH 119 vf 110 fori watne fl( lis) miiwsuaee aod si. Pant M' "I r) I itwsuaee fU I'aul prcl.. ai soy "I H'i rihioft Mias'asiopi H 41V I rt isten. Ilsrtiordand Krle.... 3v, gt II inois c. ntral IMS 13!t Dei. laicl. Wcalern lfX archie vn I entral U'J tl New Jtrset central 10JK IfV ll"V I mon Pacinc tlx l's HI! 8)1,' i .ami In, l. Central ni.'f it) M! lltibn iiai est. Joenn r.i (ti tl tisnnii.ai bl. Jos-oo prel... ,n 78 7 i snares n.TV Witt rn Union Teietrapn. f'V M't evp I'acinc slaii t; siv at aa.'i tLiil. 'tn U '"V P aim imisa prcl HV W Hi (.snton W) Ten oi. osi ol Ha k tt1 ICv 17 Adaua l.ijr.sa JJ.1 S Wei s t argn ea i.'r. Kx J'., 8 liltriiaii Me, Uuiun F.I 'V Wt Cbitu stales kx otV UAXKIXU AXU F1XAXCIA.L. a UANittno Ilouac or 1IENIIY CLEWS Jt CO., 1 Si Wall hT., Nw Yoax. f Letters of Credit for IravoUert, alaa Co-nmerclal Credits Issued, available throughout tho world. Kills ol Exchange on the Imperial Ilank of Lon don, National Hank of Scotland, Provincial Dink of Ireland, and all Ihelr branches. Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe, San Franclaco, the Weal Indict, anil all paru of the United Etatea. a Peporlt aeecunle received In either Cnrrenev c? Coin, subject to check at light, which pass through the Clearltg Ilouaa u If drawn upon any citr bank 4 per cent. Interest allowed on all dally balances; Certificates of Deposit Issued Note. Drafts, and Coupons collected: advances made on approved collaterals and against merchandise consigned to our care. Orders executed for Investment Securities and Riilroad Iron. CLEW?, IIAIIIC'll t CO., 11 Old Ilroad it., London. stAiusi: ixTr.Li.inKxai:. retATrna aivtisao mt nT. fan rises B 01 San rets 5 so Moou riles.. II Id mon warta-Titis nvr. Psncy Hook., a IJ.Uot. liland.. t i lleil Uste.... M Arrlved-Si'xnav. tict I Steamship Albemarle. Norfolk, cndie sa t rest, tteaiusluu Acuahnet. Sew lie-lforit mdsis an t pass. Meaiuihip Ct) ot hew York. Liverpool, mdsek aad pa-s. Mcaraihlp Francis Wright, Ilraaol. Tcisj, mdie. and pass, i-lcsmiMp rta'avts.Llverprol, mii. an pass. Steamship John Cttbson. Alexandria, nulie. and past, biehm.tuu ttros. Csruiff. radruad lion, th o Kooe ia, Loudon, mise. hud Ontario landoa, mdse ard pass. fbiiiO n ft, rry, 1 iverpool. indse Hark Sew lira, lloston.ln bal.ast. Iiai k Medway. flreenocv. mase. Kara Leopold II. Antwerp In ballast. Lark I olutubiis, Urt-uien, muae. Schr Amelia (1. liviaud, VViuulngton. N. C. naval It. rev m' r Pcimar N'ewbern. V C sh!nls. hi or I.. U. Whar'on, vvavhinin. N. t .naval stores Alao. tui- u.uai riter and roaviw.ss tesa-.a. jCflsintJS TlofttM. Ilonntlan liar Aid fir th Unun llonat for o'. liters' a id ban' rvOrphaua The pabllc are earneativ Inn ed tn attei'd the h.gn y in'ereit ni rerfortaanca at lue Fashin-i Conrae on wdna-dar. Oct. II. In or der list every man, woman.and cbild mat ltnea tr.e Or pilaris'.! it. ilce, tne gates will be open to all wi'liont rhsrfe. Free adin'snon fur tbal day. Come and hel- tn Jubilee. Those who can aff ail to contribute ado nation will flna ouxes at eacn e it s.ire iu which tner landsinst. uuder ciisrge oi i o.iinittdei, pot no one will be snowed lo solicit do"a'io-is. the manager pre lerring to trust to tbe liberality of visitors, Nrrvnne Deblllty.-lll'UHlP.KYS'S Vn. S3 Iv a lure rin dt lor l.ct vousn as, loss ol encr :v aod vuor, low splr,is. Ae, Trice, tv per pseaaze of Ave II boae. and mo f2 vtnl or povd-r, wrtira la tncortaat til a'l obltlnateeasee. hanlfreeon reeainl of tuotat. isead for ma-.oal. AdCreia Ill'Ml'llKh.v.a bporiOe II imasj patn e Meillcine ojnpam.5&! Ilroad way, 'ew Yoia,cr cm at retail store, 817 llroatwar. Tiffany ,V: Co., VSW SQCAftR. DIAMOND MEUCIIAXT3 Wheeler it VVIIaon'e reavlng Slachlnrs. till liro.il war. sold br paring 110 down sni HO per m ntn, wltnont extra charge viichinesim let. J. T. tLLl aV U. I'KIIUY. The lel rlnet In N e-w Ywrk In bwr rellna- ble wslcli's, nne diamiiuu-, run 'tain nwrtle Jew eirt. sal siciltcg i liter, is iqfiiiii'a, r, ruiun st. Ulaiuonds a specialty. Hair your rurallarei and carpels, at very low pr ces lur cash, or nayla wtek't or raontily install, meals, at It. l. COVVVktlTIIWAIT'D, Ul Chatham St. The Wilson Shuttle hevrlnr Xlaetilnr, Ihr belt and eneaiicsi nrstolas acacn lies 1,1 ne world. Price from tiato lid), sales room 1j7 ilroadwar. jnroiiccu, nt'KTOS. Tty tbe rireult ronrt of Edesreonntr, 111 Sc, tcmbcr term. Marsuall 1. Ujrton Iron Kranis Uurfon. Cause, dasei tion. ILKINS.-Attlilford. s. n.bTthf Ilvn. Charles A. Iloe. of ibe supreme Judicial Ci.url, V. II. KUlus from Lnnra W K kins. Csnss sduiiery t.KADV lit tbe i irruit i urt or F.dgsr conntt. I'l Repirmn 'r term, liar) K. orady ftuai Junn l. Orady l anie. uesi-nt 'ti. IHHl'llnKV Ttytherircnlt ronrt of Ftgareonntt. 1 tl ret lember term, lean lis Humphrey from ilu deu llnmi.hret. ('suae, desai lion. IM:l:U K lit the (.nrnli t onrt of E'rar county. III. M'. tember iirm. Flitateth Merrick fri iu Wui. M Mirrii a 1 aus crnelit and si andorim'-it i-F.Yliril.-lly the Circoit Conn oi logsr eonn't. Ill l'l teinber letm. James L. biyuioar fmui K .ii.y J. e:ll.Ja. tsase desertion. inr.it. Ai rvflf.FT la vTl'.liamsbnrgh. onSunTay. Oc obar s, i-aac iv. Ai ker'ev. agsi ."J yrnrs Tl ret-tins will bo taken lo Katnnah, Wesrhfsler conn't. lor tnirrment, on ilouday, where funeral ser vices nn te nciio'mal llnVIK -In Hro ik'yn.on Trldat. oct ber C Catta. rloo I., (laivan, beloved wile of 1 nomas F Borle Iho telatives ard mends of Uio lamllr are -rap'ct-fnlly Intiied to attend lb funeral, from M Joseph's t htirrh. I'sciflc sr.. near Vanderollt at., this day tMtin dy) iiciouersi, atuoj A M. liltoL'.NbU. Cornelius Itnitel Mronncr, aged7Jrrars 'IrtiMJfanvei "snd fneh8l ale 'ht'ied to 'intend ThC fui.cra ou Mun ta flcldi-m. from tne res. dance of Mr Ireainai, Moniei. N .1. at l. iA uc. Ciuvey. an'cs t-i. ne in atieiids'ire at i ie derot. HKDtl.l. -un fsinnlat. o.iohcr 7. ca'har'ne A. w f of Davil lledell, a;ed J9 jsars. 8 moaliis, and gl davs. Ileutlves and friends of the fsmllr sri reipectfn'lr invited tu an. n i her luncra at her lale res .lencr, 1C7 West ith si on Tuesday, orioner IP. at f o'clock t. C ttlprii.LL ticiohcr 7, ot raniumption. Joou M. C i uphill, seed 31 tears. H months, and 7 dais. 1 he file us of his brothers. Ueoige, AlsianW. Al lan, and Donald, and ol nil istsr Mis M. 1'. Viainer, are resi'ocuuliy lovlii d to attind his funeral, on I net. day ai a o'clock P. U., lrom h.s late residence, Bprag Place. Mi rrtiialv. llA.vci. -At lletiedlos, Cnsa, December, 1810, Col. Jam- IT, Utncr. ot New on. JONKS. saiurdar. c i.ber 7, William Peter, onlt ion ol vvi.l in and llanatu Jo'jes. a;ea 4 jesra,. 7 montlis, snd il dais. Ilia iiul.tes and frlrn.lt are rrspectfollt Invited to attend tne funeral, lrom the reildeine of His parents. .So, 440 (Irahaia av, llroolijn. I!. D ,on aluuday, at 2 KKKN AN -annday, October 8, U71, alary, wife of Laurooce Keenan. azed g7 years. 1 he leisures and rrlcaca of tbe family are Invited to aueud ihe luneikl iioUi MT livt rej ;t5vT.r, H 3 E-avtSta St.. on lussday. uctouer U. ai a I', M. MOIU'a -tin Sunday mornlig. at ner residence. 130 West IPtD st l.uct .Morm. wile of Char,es Morau. I, t'cs of bor lunsrai nereatier. MILAN. Saturday, orio itr 7. Kllen No'an, maldra name urlon, beloved wile of William Nolan, a native of Cnappallied. county linolin. Ireland. Helanvrt and trlcnos sre respeclf'illr Invited to at. tend the funeral, at I o'clock, Iroui aer late residence, I'llKlaVs'-At "is residence. 438 Welt 3d it October 7, llichael rhelsn, arid 33 ysara. Funeial aeivire at IP A. M.. on Wednesday, October 11. in Church of St, Francis Zav.cr, Ida at., near Pih av. 1TYLO-OorDUndar1 OetOPtr 8, Thomtt Taylor, Yho7rfeiidr-,'and relatives of Hie family are retpect fnlly mtltedlo attend the funeral, ou Tuiiaja;. ucu pcr 10, si 3 u 'clock, from bia lale residence, tn Uroadway, W l.ltatuiuiirk'h. CiO II ROADWAY. d. Pnr.l: X c., O ueral Ageiiis. I'.anos in rem, sol 1 on InststinieLis, and rent allowed lucasu ol puuhaiu. iir-wliXti autkictT Ton ai -n (Ti.V. va17- TJ1AM WATCHES. FCLI.SI1 CD., 88 00 NT) ET. II All t N'rs .11 A (IN 0 1.1 A IIAIM wakit a taly of ss look ai If ine were nut 18. Il rcmovei motn pttehet, rlng-marti, lallowncM, Ac, anl in a few e.s I'lisng. s tho rusllo fact intooie of culture and lo flnement. Then dicst your hair lth I.tou's Kathatron, sb-l iiistwi aiiracilnnt-lBe eompleitau and tin htlr ate perfect. Pt'ii'ilT;- T""nTut VI' ill" P.U'f." ews sum-wi-Jr1?.-' t.Mn, IviyvMj', J"rtX'-"uaiilt;.a'-j.jWi-'Wi''1" A- ii irlai ittles v .TadiniroTT'TarCT'eitr' fl.. Ur.' for ihe same pi ice tnan any other houai in the trale. Call aud be r invliii'i I st HAlMia UKOS,' New I'lano llooms, ill Union square. II II YA I, HAVANA IaOt'l'KltY7 Prlrea cashed aud Inlormatloa fjrnlsaed. OrJert prouipllv fliled. TAVLUIIACO, tlinkert. 16 Wall si., New York, TTKNTl TO Vl If Ft TatF.Tll--1""" daily nii'ipjijavs ivonY "itAUL njyiii l-owDan, jCTrrj tfooof. JAMBM M'C'llKlillY sCiLTo., rtnOADWAY AND BLKVKNT11 ST., TYIIX EXIIHHT OM MONDAY, OCT. f, ANlMUKNSKtTOCK OT PLAIN AMD FANCY KII.K8, AT UNUSUALLY ATTItACTIVK FftlCKS, Plain Colored (Irol Uraln Bllkl, In all tbe lasiilonable shades, st l. M per yard. Heavy Hlriped fuss, In sll Iho caraco shades, sttl.M. A full line of niaek Ground hlteSlrlpediilksat IIM Plain Colored tllch Dresi Bilks at 13 and $1.23. Colored Oros Oraln Sllke, In all the new doth tot les. at tl 90. A beautiful line of verr Itlch Dress llks, In alt the d-llcate tints, fot Keening Ireaais. An rleranl asaou neat of lin h While Mlkl and Banna for lirldal Hrei-es Also a matnlncent stock of Hiarktliks, in all cradea and In every well, known make, ircm 81.43 to the flni'St goods imporie I. JAMU-ast'lMIKKIl V A-7'll., llflOtilWAa AND KI.KVKNTII P.T., WILI.OFFKIt O.N .vl'IMIAY.OUr V, lit Tnrin POri'LAU DHF.SS (limits DP.PAirrMKSTS. Fxlrarrd.nsry tarpains iren atir'ton anl p-r Isle 'earners. !Wo r.lec s (Iray Brrgrs. 'aSc per yard V'O Pieces Iltark (Iioond Poirllos, with colored riirlpes, SV; per yard t too rleres Japanese 8iripct,Klc. perytrdi ron pieces Kiiallsti Dress floods, son. per yar.lt HO) Flecea I'tsla t'oullns. 37 Ho per vsrdt 300 pieces Fancy taide, for children's wesr, tltto parysrdt eta piecea of Satin de Cnlne, In all the cloth b.vlri. for suns, only (ne. per yard. Alto, all-wool Velonrs, M Dran d'fte, Kplnlln"e, French Saline. Irish lahlnet, Ir1n Poplins, and other sivlcs of fine Dreas Goods, In great variety, and at equa.ly low prices. Jam lis" Si vn Tie ii V A.- co., IHIliAflWA V AND Kl.r.VKSTIt ST., WII.I, (II'KN ON MUM DAT. tlCI-. A ItAU.MFlCL.NT AbSUItrtlKNT OF FOItEIUS AND DOUF.ATIU OTTOMAN firltU'KD H1AWI.S. In all the new and beautiful colors, now so mach In de msnd. Also, several cases of broene and PaiSie shswls, In exquisite designs. Speclsl attention Is called to our stock of real lodia camel's bair shawls and carfi. wb cn will be found replete with all the newest styles, and at extremely low prices. JAjiiseorrKKKitorciiT, llltOADWAY AND Kl-hVllXTll ST., WH.MIKr'KIt OR MONllkV. Irt'l. IN TflEtrt VIOnKMNO DM'AltT.MENT. Fntl lines of all tbe leading novelties or Frenen and Fngusn manulactnre. comprising Drap d'Lte, Drap de alagdaia, llrspds Alms, Drap ae MantelMlio, Dras de Cbaaicrrd, Henrietta, 1 emlse, t.mpress, Cretone, Itar alfcea. Cambridge, laaaella, and Crape Cloths, Cash, meres. Merinos, Bstln Ai Cnlne, snd 1 libit. Irish and French I'oplme, silk and wool and all-wool Veiouis. Kntllsn and French Tlombaalnrs, In sll qualities. (Jour tald's Crapes anl Veils, Ae. etc, rorming tno larcesa audeloicsst codection ofmonrnlng goods ever offered in this maraet. TAMKH IHTIlKKIt Y As till, si nCilADVVAV AND l.l.l.VKNTH ST., HAVb PfJItCHASED. I.Aisr VVKF.K, A LAIIOF. IT or ninKN COOPS, thestotk of a we'd. known i.upurtar of r.sraafey and Irish goods, and will on Monday. Oct. 9. offer the same at retail at less than Jobbers' prices, t rates s-l Hams ter Paotssts iflce goois). at 81, 4 cases P-4 and 10-4 htsty llsrr.sler Shseilog, at an era. and II; 3 cases haatt Hnck Towels, in eter) sixo i 't ras's vs Donblo Dsmaag Nspkins, 84 50 per doeant I esse a-4 Napkins eitrs qnstltv. 83. A Isrte lof ol Hnck and Dis,pr Tow aiiings, tn i-verr widtn, from 13 c.s upward Don.evilis la S Irtlnrs and sheetings of every well-known brand, at package prices. J A .m"fm-s.I i f i ii v. K It V ,V I'll., IHtOAUWAr .NI KI.KVKNTII ST., VYll.I, OFFfllt OM MONDAY. OCT.P, A large asrorment of Isdles' suits In Silas, Salines, and Alpacas. Vi alklng Snlls. lllnner.llcceo'lon.and F.vvo. Inz Diesses mado lo order, rample bulls lrom Paris w, II be offered at cost. Velvet and Cloincloaka. Aa. trachan and fieat-skip Closks, Mnfs and Boas, now open. Children's Cloaks, Wntklnir Coats. Dresses an Suits. Infanta' trimmed and i mbrulilered Me.-tnu Coats. Infants' rmcroileri-d Flannel Skirts, Inrant-' D.Tsses. S'ips, floNee. skirt, Itals, t aps. Ae. In our lor depanmrn' we nave p-i "d n Isrec assortment of Itussia bablc. kmrna. and Mink Mulfs, Unas and Col tars Trlinrulag I ur by tha )ard. Chi dun's Ftir Coals, Muffs and Col. an Y i, into it u hot he r Have a One sisirlment of cho ca NEW TEAS, which they are selling al the lollowlng low piticrat Torvo HYSON TEA at M eer.ls per ronad Dill ns(i 1 r,A at Klceu.s per pound IIsiin r'l at 0 rents tier pound tlll'l MONO It-.A at n) rents per pound JIMS TK a at tl per pound. Oreen ami lllack (mixed) ILA... aiUJeentt per pound IheseTEtbar NKVV.and SCI'SniOlt l.V QIALllY to any Teas that CAN DE nOCGllT IN THIS MA11EET AT THE prtiLE. The Oneat quality of OLD OOYEIISUEST JAVA COFFLE (Iloaaied), AT 70 CF.NTS TKIt POUND. ALBtlO A CnOTIIEU?. 1I riOWSI'.Y. Fourth door above Broome st. II. NACV, Opening this wee! the Isrge"! variety of PAIIIS DOI.IaS artlelee ever ei hiblted in one store lo this or any oilier country. LARGE ASSOttlUENT Paris Dolls now openlnr. Our Tai la Flowers. Heathers, 4c, are 1'ItUNOU.NCKIl theSnesttn the city. Vie are now, and lhall be recelslng thruughunl Iho reaion, our goods selected by myself, DII'.ECT FIIOM LONDON, PIHECT FIIOM PAltIS, DIKKCT FltOM VIENNA, DIItUCT FROM linill.lN, DIIICCT FltOM HOME. DIUE' T FltOM NAI'LKs. 11II1KCT FUOM SKlrZhliLAND. Including all tbe novelilei, wmch wt lhall fell at th? lowest tOSIIPle price, ffe cannot begin to ennmertle the new articles we aie of enlng. It would use up a whole newspaper. Ladles and gcntltu-in must ice fur themselves. It. 11 MACY, llth st. anl Cm av. fill A.1IOIM blllETS AND DUAtVCriS, HEAL lll'CK 0 LOVES. CHEST PliOTECTOUS FOH AUTUMN A-D WINTEIt USK. UNION ADAMS A CO, T BMIDWAY. oiiseuviiij'iijn. (1AilPLT!, FuitNiTi'nr, heddino, e of etcry style aud qua! ty, ou eaty terms, KEt.LT4.CO. corner Twenty. filth it. and Sixth av. Payments by the week or month jpUHNlTURK, BKDDI CAUPUTS AT O'FATtllELI.'a. 4iM 8Tn AV COKNKIt IIF Will hf. rATMlIVJftTAKKN WHEKI.T Oil MIINTin.Y. I'llltMTCItK. carpets, and bending, the largest 1 aitoitineni and the lowest prices for cash, or on wsekiy or mouthlypavmenta, at fl, M.CiAvpRUTII WAIT'S, 1M Chatham t'. WF-KKIiY OH MONTHLY l'AVMKNTI. at -Cuipets, fuinitnre. beddiug, Ac.i pnceslower than any house In tneitr.. ft crysV0Mi SCI sud sr au sr.. nrar4ltast. Slisfxllaiitous, V-A.-OI'PM I A I. llltAWINI.w. KKNICt'lil sl'tlr Llll I S'dl't. KEM Tl'I'ltT-Hirs da s Ne. 77 Oct. 7. Hit. 17. tl, 11. 7, I, SI. IS, 31. 7.1. 11. 41, to. thN I Ul k.1 -Lias- .N W.llit i,ln 76. t., !4, ;n, 33, 10, 49 41 II 1, SH, M. PAI'l'CAH-Bxirs (:,ass No 4i. Del. 7. 1H!I. 11 54. S3, t, I a, 13, 78. 13, IS, 17. SI, 14. PAIH CAII-C a s NO 47S, Oct. 7. itll. 6. li, II, 61, 4. 31. CI, 111, 70. a K, 73. 14. SIMMON at LU. Managers, cotlugtou. h.y. Infnrmstlon furalihad, snl circulars lent by t, ri.l'lf. uroger, Hroadway, P. O. box 4,Ma, 131 lulloa it., ant 4 Fare How, "I l.OTTKIf. I F.W. l.'HPerc'it co'iimlialon n iV s lowed ou al. lutcitmeail al 4J and 1SI Chatnam it. J. T. TAt Loll. IT WI lala COST NOTIIIMI lo go to the great lale nl lllrhuiond Hill loll next I nnrsdar. lleiueni bcr.lt Is a positive, sbs.iluie. unio ndliloual Trusters' sale. No lliutta or reservations whalioever. You need not buy unless you with. Call ou JU1INS0.S MI1.LEU.S3 Naiiau it New York, DIYOHCr.S legally obtained deiertl n, Ac inn clem catiaca no publicity no charge in advance ailvloerrce. M. Ilut'bh, AUoruey, lao tlruadway, N. V CI. (1 A It .11 0 1! I, HH-Iron sugar niiuldt-'Yanii'd 0 to purchase, aoont I 03 inai inonl li. or SOj liner or baiiaid uiuu ds Ihe prlie uiu.l Iv low. Ad.lre-i ItUtitilvi.YN. boa lis, sun ilUie, slallug fttae,piice, and where they can he aesn. JJneirnl 3ii.ttnmeu. 4 PIANO Rll(l.-eteu-octave piano very tn 'an a ,i-itm'if'...r.W4a4 r .a-iei-44k,U i t-Tj A 441 V'iffr '.vr V''iurJ'f;s'-J!:'-'""'-' IA.i'..'1'il.' St 'vJ..ia.'M!r1ii4 mas'", TvlJ't'd f.', uiarva at. I ,i 1 1 i A "i r r -ie a uv.l i uu.r 8.W great tar J AMi:s (lOIIDON, IM Mleecker it near Macdongal. 11 Ji sai i -mm. u 1, 1JJ 5leronH' So'i"-s I'' .VIK.'IIAF.I. or CATHAIIINB CAB3IIIV-lata of 1 Foiutiroiigh, coanir lloscoumiou, Ire aud, will ap 1 ir at iu Hi it., lusj will bear vt ipmeihlug to Ibcir adttutagr 3d fT) Cooof, I.TJIAN II II OS. At CO., m and M gixTII AV DF.O TO ANNOUNCE THAT T1IEIR OiUND FALL orKNI.VO will take plaeo ON TUKSD.Y. OCT. 10, when a OHANII Dt9n.AY of SKW FALL OOODS will be exhibited, romprifttig a stock of .uer tlCO,000 worth nr rooO-, cos- s(tln In part rf Dniai SILKS and D.TES1 f.OODS. in all the new choir shades, CLOAK AND IHIRSS FHIN'riEl nld PA. EME.NTEIir.S. if beautiful design cm quality. CLOtKINtl AND HON-vkV VELV.tTK. lilllDO.Ng, LAIES, PARI. VI MIA, anil I1F.RLIN OO0D3. Immense pieparaiions having Usen made for the past six contceat.ve weeks, we thall mire a (IRANI) DiarLAY ef NEW FALL (JO TUMF.a. aaa LAMF.S' TINE MUSLIN. CAJiliniC. mil LINEN Msde-up UNDER (,'LOTIIINO. IIIIIIIALTHOsSEAUX. WillDINO OUTFITS. TUESDAY. 0'T. 15. To whlrh we intlieour frlendi ad ths public t a villi of inipecuon. ALTJIAN UEOa. CO., WI nttisn:li ay. ATKimicirs TEMPLE OF FASHION, 37 81 h ar. oriiTHK tAcrs. We have lecelved our cave of Guipure Lscesfrom tha Custom Rouse, and have the same now on lale. Ma guarantee them to be of the very b-lt qaall'.y and chcapeat ever offered. Elegant pattern at Vc (lie.. ajc aad tSe. per yard, worth fully 30 p rc-n-more. Elegant patterns, fnll 3 inches wide, at JI, worth II Llcgant palterns. full I laches wide, at ll.S, worth 11.73. Sampler sett by mall free af charge. Dargaim in Cue mark Sll!: (imrs. raiiementerle T.-lmmlnc. nattoal, Oraauucti, Ac. Feathers, Trlurnlngs, 4.C. We are giving special attention to our Dreis Trim ming Department, &c, and we lavlte aa ttspecttao of tne tame. Black Silk Yeltel nt ll.n. worth tl. Tliscdc $1 1 Yelsat a' 13, S3. nrh W.J3. Apd better grades in prnporlloi H'aCk Vettale-n st Vic worth Kir. Hesvt liisrk Velveteen alK'e wmtn ll.lt). Ltrown Velveteea at sv., worth II 10. Spee'al barss'i a from ancllnn. 10 rleres fin'it Drab V. P i a i a 9V w will ti.JI. F.nesl Drao Silk r.u-.i at vv worth t 71. Fli.est Drab Silk Plu-h sllOr wiih 1423. Tlsrgalns in trimmed and nntrtmmrt nat, Feathers. Ribbon-. Ae ll'sck Straw a lor Hats, trimmed, irvc worth II. mark Mraw T ,ir mil rr n SCc upwari. Fincit qusl tv Felt Hats, m aoy stylo orcolor.at l.i, worth 100 .1rt 1 adies' fine Verlno Veals at (Oc worth i 5s. Hargaiut in deals'. Hyvs', and Cnlldreu's Merino l.'i der-r Mus.in I'sdcrgarmcnti rnaspi-itln the I'nited States SEND FOR I'Klt'F LIST. The traderupplledln any quantity atle-e thaadovtn. lowii kl'r.e,a'e prtpei. Orders nr mnii p-omntlr alien led tn at I'M l:I4 H'a I LMI'Lh I'F FAalllOV, Sffi Elghih av., near Twen'y-f. unh st. P. u. This cstaMUhrrent h-it no pnnnei-'lnp irltn anv other store in or cut or tie ptn nn all cntnmnnira tloiia siciitil le addressed lo it? direi i s"n r..t t ii in in" (iji v"7;ooii!a AT WM. LAMliERT li CO.H, Conaliuna of Sew I all lir ssOiods, lland-omo Victoria Puid Poii.iii- ai ;Vaii i v Klearan. lluuoie-Foi 1 Marv Nuia-i I" ij. i s u .'0. A bulendid Line of llov.il i n.-l it V, tele -as. Satin dn Clilues, Knmress I, 'i,-n vt, rino. tll ir SI k, mpero Plaik Aipn.-, si veiy nurai llve prices. A'so. a large Slock or r!-::u c-a'meres. Waleeproors, Flannels, ttlsna is, Ac. iiiircaeii liet.iro tlu hiavv advance, w .un we w.ll olTei at oid iirices. We imve Jna loieived a big 1m m il ilmoralr, Tlitght Colorlms. so i creent. lowar i.,an i. inner prices. VII. I..VMHI 111 A CO.. 5?l Orceins in si near spring. ;ibt.igj 3xV,:. Muri'Ai. iii'.M.i'i r -.tvrsii-. iu.su, iu, .as..u .--i T in uiiuu, i '.i o .i;. I.NTEREnT at the ik a,t ,,.e t ea, ne-nn mm commenceaon Hie liitkriii- KVi-tt Mil:;, II, inslea t ol Ihe oid quart, .-.v p sn wh.ra liter-' is often kTiiai loa of inter. l l.. I .r ON sl'l.ci l. 01- l"i-IT merest (four per cant 1 al lowed on H MLY II M. VNi l.a. i'.i. a in tins deii la ment pass thrnnirh Ihe t e iring ilousi- Cl.llTlFli'A IK OF llHl'u-li.s l, and bearing Ii Iciest until tuiroudurej-acuuii'uieui form of ue.iont lor oersons traval!i.'.g. HANK OPEN dal.t from If lo 3. Also Monaay and baturday evenings trom IW touvt uMock. Ilank bo ka In tie: niau I r. nc.i, and LLg'.lah. one dulur will i 'oniance an ae- Mint IIAItl I K. UltAHAM, Puildcnt. O, II IlEXinii-T. Secretary. MKTUOI'tll.l l'A N7"r.t VI.NIJw II A N It, I AND 3 .ill AV, .S;.- .(HIK, OPPOSITE i Hi'lTl! I.NSTITl TH. PrrotrTs mntt bp i iade n or bclore the intra of Oc tober in order to draw interest fr on Oeiuner t. x ran fatst aliuwecion i I auir.t cljlaud u; ward. One dollar received on dep isit. 1'ask opkit dally lrom 13 A M to 1 I'. M.tnl on MiiMiata and k biuayb lrom i to 7 P. M. l.'a.NICEI.siOlt S k VI Nfira'irt N It, lu Sll u:'i ut cjrn.r oi liad at. linen da'lv r-..ai 10 A. It. toj p. M and on Monday. TVeilucadav aud jsluiila etei.llu I -in 6 tu 8 o'clock. Munav dep-i.ued on or Le niu.t 4u iraws imeioat finr.iOci I. U1I.I.IAM M. tilLlS, l'rcudent. la a ai S. IlAattxTT. ocri'tsry. TllYI.Mi raVt I N i 4 fa I N hT I TL TH (V L to WAItllhS, M NH Ylli li. SIX PER CFN r. LNTEIIhir allowed nn all sums. leHisit iade on or before Oct. !ri, w i 1 oraw Inlcrcit lrom Oct. 1. ilank upiiu dally from 10 kl. to t kt, av.AMUt W rose KLIN, President. YavngnntiT L Huxtov, ecreinry. rhV oTt Ti M V I N( I -TTl Ts K wn at .cor ner ol 14 li a'. star ;ier re.i' tnirr'ti ptid on all lume fiio 3 00. D'P isns made ou or utiore Oct 40 will draw liiiereatiiotn Oil. I. Ai-eis, 1470,167 Oisurolus, tjni,Jft,1. V llSiT s-illH KtYIVIIS II A It, 11 151 Cm sr.. beli n'n lllli a il nth its. Open dally from i M to 3 P. M end on Mondsv, TA'.dni'idav, aud aturdav cvi'Uin". f f.p 3 to a D' posits c a-te vu c. t- fj.t o." i w, .raw .nie-ci tr meet I F. A COSKI.1NO, Presl. Wu 11 allxe. Sec'y, efoi ?Tolf wia lo StL t NKVI,V III ll.T t-story brick lino e f'r al.' .ii, t 'r a. !'u k' 4.' i o oni. w ith hiitrhcr'a il'T'i doing a good 1 1 is t on 3! .iv near L,t,,n st., .ult ilavca. a, u iia,or, ii le prl e. Apply u .MIIN Ml! tTHSilFlt. Uiitl Haven. i T'T.LI. tll ll'l IIPOIS l',"N,".I. IIoiiii'S for isle t on -ii aviiu I- i ilv i n. 'iith.y, iut1 nd of mnt ul u aiua to i i an I I ''a f r ss e on ia-v terms Aonls lo k. II KKI.I.ninl. 3 llroadvvay, ur lid s, oi n-iii tiie Pail, 1 laau ib. oitj I'll K Mil. lo ilte -4 luu io, no rooiui o'dt II. a it, i ins u ily U in i.rsi-iisis teiieuieui hmive, list ,.ili i or will runt lu Ii .uri Ai l ai ouc al Si'. l ell STI h at. I'l OOIt- ANiritOOII-s 1 II liliT- In I i Ti I nV'i 7 ru', TdT. awes -r" -rrr.e -tat-'ttv-' ti-n H h' aMil k, F-f I '7'VY to i'lii" ii7pAT ritT'riTE,""rV'nTr V I of lots nt lEiciu id ll'i'.L I., on II. o Curtu late a.ver'isnl ovJIIHNkoS A MILI.KR. llnaullful or ii'erir, a minuies' walk from the fluuiluepul iu Long Islaud. lerms uaususlly eui, ROII.1I and oejrao'n toTet 211 Weit IBih at i rent I-. Apply on the prtmiiei, bttwecn thohucriol i'j and It thla morning. .I'0'a.KT Yery daalrable apartmsnts, at 71 ButTolk X near Qraud, S rojnii, i 6 rooms ttt. 4.. BAM.l'0i.D, Ul Ujs try. TJP TUB HUDSON, M huzzai hdzzai nuszAt roi Tin fl OltEAT, GRAND, AND OLORIOUS ,tM opportunity long wished anl patiently waited lor parchariog flLH MAOMFICENT VILLA PLOTS jM at a fair, sqnare, and nonrst ancllnn tale on PRO AD WAY', TIIE FIFTH AVENUE wwww YONKIIM illree'ly opposite the palatial residences ol John t. f,.H Waring and Iteah-n W. Howes, Esqrt. HaH JOHNSON A MILLER'S sH great auction sale or 100 VILLA PLOTS Of Tilt TILACKWKLL ESTATE. WWW will render Tuesday, orronsn 17, t7t, A I'linUII AND l.Volt MRMOI1AIILE DAT for the UU rititiviNU, iioMMi ta, and aristockatiu .mm ViLLAtlK OF YONKEIiS. On this occnilon ORAFULIA'R FAMOUS HAND Will alternate w.th the auctioneer In making the hllll and taliets reecho the re petition of sharp and ipir:is4 tlddmg aad eloquent music. 100 CARRtAOn To eourry passengers tn the grou.id will await tha tr rival of llu free train of the HUDSON R1VRII talLIUAt. WM Charteied to ran at Itghtnlag spec I on thu occalloa. mM UNDER AN AMPLE TENT A ne ploi nltra lunch all bo semi up to attendants, aflH YO.NKollS. WM our healthiest, wcalthieit,aad Most easily reached sab- 'jH orb, haa tie-p hroutNl hy ths railroad to our doors. THE WIVES AND CHILDREN 'M of clerks an prnVssional man lira here In health art 'H cnmiori. v mm ihelr nusosnds and fulhere go to Iks sti rl" evere dsr to u at. u ar.tr- ret r ilng ei n'.1 te mm t resthe pure rount.y air. real alter tod. and get nea tttafaatl iireugin pit iho next dar'i dtaln uf bo,i) Bad tu.nd, a MbH Tne well-known mm IlLACltTVELL ESTATE MM Is sllnsted on Ilroa-tway,directlr opposite th mm NEW, COSTLY. AM) MAONIFHKS'l IIKSIDKNTt 'MM ef John J Waring. l'iq and la the Immediate tlelnlti c H of thei elegsnt maa-l ms and villss of Ourisnan ltf fJBJta l.lllenllial. Itellhen VV tlowea, Jotin K Mseis. F.dwaio mm Minin,frdiey K. Morie, Jr Hall Hal twin. John H, Ciark, William T. C I man, 0?nr.e II -kmiier. Raw. mt nen Nan I'eit, a d ol Jam.a vlrKayea. I'hi'.llpa Mange aSsBJ Hall, and Ph Mips Manor I iniic'i ,mW THE rilOl'OSP.Il NEW STATION 'M on the Hudson Rlter 1,'ovd nt Ilalman plica will his within tea inlautes' av eU of Lie property, and t!ie nee s.a mM blailun oi tne mm NEW YORK ASil fKTv).N It .tl.KOAO '5 'M within Ate minutes' walk. IH iMi'oiiiANr PA'tii' t;i aRs. ijm Irt. Sale will bo positive anl a' s duta In every tn iH tlcu'ar. 'mM git. Teirrs nnnsnally liberal! 73 per cant, on mcrt, J 'Mm tiaau fur tnrce yeara. tiMm 3d Train will Ijate depot of the liaison I'.iter r.all. 'I, UMmt roaal. aunt al., at loo u'citck snaru. on niorulegot a. iimM -ale-rnrsdav,Oit 11 'j 4in. snioiiil iiat prove slnimr, sale will he lostponad v. botssssj nnill next talr das. 1 r mM Sin. Free lallmad na'ies will be Ittnot on personal 1 -Mm appiicatloii t the Ancnoneera. al'Vii ItH So bova ur bail piat.-rs allawea oa tr i n. ,J ilfuSJaSJ For tickets, maps, ant inr per cartleu'ars, anrly to I, flH JOIIN'c-O.N ft MILLER 73 Na sansi.. S. Y.i M vl ou. laH tague St.. nroiKiViu nr. of IHOMaS C. (JUIlNLLia, r mM lltil Engineer, Yonaeis. I J JOIlNrsONTjTlTa. IIONBCB, Tiii fi i.i b' oai.i:. .tn i.s- on a mii.le:: iH Si s 1 IO V. AHMlt.UII.Ll. M V 1 1 Hot' t LIMIT ut I!', o'cloi on th t rem. f, 1 II I. a a oi I 14 BJ I.ICIIMII.ND Ull."' U) .11 1SL1 v. UtiiE L.M TmiiN IRAIS W.IIleivc Sonih SliM mil mat Drnot. foot of i., ith n:h at avi: ,ui .-i. nt I MS i 'clock A t OrtAU'LI'a FAMOl's. HAND will make Ina oitlseui vi.s-nai L s. Ida. trlendifl coiinIWu b lotd -.re W e-s. ale. cr The rropcrlv to he s ilit a wiialn three ioi tutes' wall Oftlrnnvi. d.'i"l t I i 1-1 l i I I !'a II Itilal,. PTataV asuburuof ti illlaiusnn gh. seven lmtea uhtaut, sua i mM (onriaut Lou'inn ra un of r itirt a rndtoaes runnmat fru'ue.--) in r uaitl late Itt'n '.hen ;1" .v is'e" ei com'niiialton atrraging Ins than right rente per tilo, la, without kXcp'.-ou, one ot the ino.t lit A I IIFt'L, iPtatatJ KiniUIUlAN VII.LAOksin ihe alelally 1 1 New or., siiuuted netwesD Last Nea-York and Jamaica. oi an imM r evated giade. with beautiful tnrrotiadinse. Iinnscaia vkis unauri.aised, restricted aga nit uuisames. ntu mM aerblal for hvul.h. eaulleoi ri a a, i., L, cauiciici and scnon'iS. l'rrc'iaars ntate nt Hie coin Hi sale can mi not fall 10 b HH1III.V RKMLM.H '.T:V2. Itcudcs alio advanagesaliesityrnuiiHr.ted. riIKh r UIvrRII mM 111(1 DDK. row raplOlv prnireaine.ned I lie I'lfllptrtrtll Mm TUNNhl. from Ine hast River to UiKi.wu-k avenue (a mM work wuic i is ou'.y a uncn..a o: t: ii. u.t u.1 1 uaii- MM ly lo the valneoflhe nr p-lty 7 III; Tl I l.k TO Villi KS1ATEI-PF, .Fl' T I UIN I TD vpsTP. VI'TS Wll.l. lit' IIIVKN III AI.L I'llicfiAe'itUs. TIIK Tl.HMd (IFHAI.K Wti.l. I K I Nl st Al LY LlllMIAL. Two. thirds nl ibe ii'irinais mojiy may i.lnainnn HoNIl tptatatJ ami UtillHIAU. lor t.ir o ce.i.nl ul 9 MMt per cenL will be alloued for all casn. lu cruel lu give all t ho w an I., i met me a i op' on .1 i tovxataia luu the propertv. a v ati'nt will tic m tvatniig on ainval o eacn trnin ai in,' R rhinond Hill Depot on the !h, Ifiih. and nth oi ocioori, to s ua Dm iruMii4s, m Sllon.D TIIK DY Pllotl; STonvlY. the sale wi I br ii'.tro iel until n at lair d v. FHEK 1 lt!F ?,is HJ AND MA Pa ror this gre..i slo can nr ob uise-1 of mm ,rrt,N-ON A- 1 1 I a K S3 NASSAl' ST.. ?If.v .ti'iK o- ff Montasi'' "t "oikl.'a. Mm G UAM) liAlat iVafl t h.i. iivl! i.n:: Il tr m.i.Ki.;. i o;.. i mm IM'Sl.NrWS P. ."HI. PI Ahl'.i;. Il I. Ill" STRA I TON 1! I A I, hate it ret i mm JOHN -IIS A Ml I.I hit fB to sail an 'n -in nnn ih.i.mi r. r vc MM uo t: l.KMilo I. i- on the pre- a-1 o'e "ci. o,i mmn vv m ORAri'LLA's Fva'o; xvr.Niii iiei.punt Mm Mm loch par i:a;i i.i.i.i .ti.i i;-. i mkii?::. Mu Fi'Fi: i.i rii-ii.N i us i,v it n i itlhi. RAlLlvOAil. leatiiik a 1 1 Ja.i t .ip a .a 41.1. s fcillaa MMt ail n oY.. ij. ah. i MMJ L.il.1.1 i.i: i'.iM P.MI II V m cannot b enrpnaaei: ri r i e niMo" o'e inves me t. It is the most ai Mac un i- iirMi ir v i i- i Island. VMlii s s.'ie'iili .a.-rm ii-s. urn ivaoe a ISI road CollllllUllil Hill i XI l-IVO ll'...llul rtoa a. pitH live, 'i .V 'iu. g"-tiie ut in kuntf o.a. a la i s i MMu aevver. d st"''c F, gte i e I a i -at a -nt.it' i h ir. -i a an 1 s" to ii. i 'i i i i i i -p i a. .uii MMf a riaaj sav i i"t'ii I" i MMt v. v i u nt iv i i't...p. 1:1 mm or Ininienao jr s ecuv,' vancwj be.io' 'Udlnlhla Mm Itn ul MMt Ihiaskleoit rs special iii 'lo'euunti t .tun t i'l is at.,1 MMt inv e.i ir i MMt 1 hi le, :i a mi ii ii-n i iv 1 i ra'. 'Psytfl r. 1 1. .1 i in m Ri'i.M.r MM PIMNT''t A!IN,;i r.i il M.' 't V '"4. ITatatJ Fie. lie ail n. ii. tl. OUI. nt II I-l.l... MMt JIT, II, Pl.ie at N.lv V..IK, JOHN 11' P I, 48 MMt HroaUay. Will a nn i.vh i li. t.liv. i v .JUL, mu Mui.isi .Vin.hii.i II. N.i.n DAlToli K 1 ot lUiif, MMJ CulUge Puinl. L. l.t alio ul t'ia auciio if rs mM j, ii .:u a ii. i.i mm it Nassau st New crx, MMt k4 1)1 .Ml EH, A l!C I I O.N hi! II, IMPORTANT AI'CTION SALE MMt 1.000 Ul Vl.ll-I OK l.OlH In llir ritv nl WMm p h k-on. n. .r mu WEDNK-H vV. uc I. .1 MM Al 14 o'rlurk. oil Ilia gu.uiul, MMM FIN'DNI 1'llnl'l HI V IN' I'AIII.MIN'. fH ONLY FKIilV MINI'll FROM M- W YORK. mM Fortt train-1 ainl no daily imm Splendid Aft OMMiiDtll'iNS nv Ki .e Railway, Mm Drpul n( New Jeraev vtmisnd Railroad on ihe cruuada MM Stri'ctrara IIIRDI'IIH a Hie nro.ii' v. mm Connections with A I.I. I-AHTH (itr TllhlllY anl all Hal roal Trains, mM IIIVHh.iK lllltuatcdontheOREtT Ilolt'-K-IIOR BEND of tha ltFM'VIFI'lvPiM'' IllVHt. MM has 7S miles ul tpli ii u I as er tent, is atvarfrotn tue 'tH dust ti'itl din or ine manursctuting iliiiiini, ih" inoal ueauabie snd ra. I .it ,1.11 r ,a.iu tia.' f 1' iti i .0-. 'mM THE HRO til. Kl H'VN'I ASrNI H mM of tha clly are irr.vled ine ui'ii 11. A'l tola ctTerrd w!'I mM ne so.il 111 Uio nlgh-st onMei nn liniismlly iua't nitio- MM dating trims lu pcrcsut cinonoiv or sale in nee cent, in thirty iiaya, 10 per c it la siat. dsr th-t Lala mm auce. 70 per cent., ou mortgage tnice tcms if dt- mm sited. MMW FREE EXCURSION, FUEL coi.L iTin.V. MM Parties fium New York take ihe 10 V I t.ato, Erie Mmu Rutiwsv, f 101 uf Clmnbeis at.. New York. Mm i ui mat a and further ttitormatiut 1. ply to MMW II A IHi'iARI Scit. is MMM JAMES VAN PI.AI.I oM.I'irsi Nai .o lla ik llul'dllg. JAMES IILI.I, Wllkr.i'l .1 MMM P..ii'ison, .N. J MMM Or to S. D1NOFF. Auinouirr. m ftttr si New Yark, 9 J.l A I, A VVliUNCF, AI'CTION Kf.lt. blX ill'NDRI-Ii LOIS AND T! oik AT I1AYIIDE. tPl.KNIHD lll'll.'HNi. ailEs ON 1.I11I.E Ni.l U II A V ten miles hv fn a road I New Vnk 30 minutes bt Mm liequont Hani Iruui Hauler's I'u.nt, uue hour lioia II1IKM Cnl.E AT AVClloN'. 'llll'IISDAY, OCT II 1-!!, AT 11 O'CIOCK NOON. 9 On the preniisei, nt the l.n .idi drpn' 1 f the Flmh- mt Ii mid No Hi Snoro Rsilruad, CO I its mm 1 lots, ooaii, 1 r s ne 133 sc 1 s, tl 0 humritdnd 'arm or t ta-- late Judge; mm KtUii.hiiii Lsvvre.caii 10 bo solo 10 the In. Leet bidder. rtmt nn the most liberal lerms. iai per i-ent 10 iciualu on fMW bond an t inorigaee. 1 o v lew the 1 tni.eri a, ml a r, atd eja7aSJaS .S R II irah s lur ilava de lelui ma 1111111 dlalelt. MW A el-i ClAL 1 RAIN leaves Humer'a Point oil da KmW of sa e I nur.iia). uc. 14. ai .n II reaching Lava imm side in time fur lunch br'ore the ssle VmW Hilt MAI'a Ar iipoli to A M nller. VMUlrs 4 Co., vM 7 Pinu st Jtc "U Lauu 4.1 tvH iTai I'atiltle nation, VMt I liT--vMiitRiN'nMHN' -1.0T -Don't pay rsiTt ?m 4 vviiiii v ti i'4 1 oav a no isi and lot for lbs amount M y u av 1 r 1 nt I u iii'i g ve free rldei. free limrhut, vMm Ai.. l.ui I w'll sell )u 1 I .s I .1 11 1 1 VI to II. OH 1 terms YJmM t 1 -11 li anu toi per inuiii'i, or a iiuase a nl lot 6MW t. .'i i 01 ..j' F.'i.'eiujuiii. tliat ur VMM aiiuall, no. ,11 Llui moury Applv In AMt --F.-ti KrciriV. M r-er-'.h it anild.iv Hrookitn, Omt f.isj 1". ii'4(rv;i.ii, t'.t.yt-1. 9 V;o It 7.1 ii IT"7'!. c rTwo'Tio'v"i.a.'.i fjr9 I ami brick baveiuent dkelilu- 1111,1,1,1,1 a frw.u ..a rVaH nea lii'inire of A. CUol' I hit. a.'l Gr,e.i ii!i tl., VmWu .New Vork ci.y rm l"iA H 11 1andfi-r I "0 j r'e-- i ll 1 n"i I. MM 1'liontlngon the 1. 1 ll.lt II IM hi- -it llroo M Sitrrn ami ri'WA'! in r pi i UAm il s) W o 1 or 1 ar t p I o 1 1 jnmm Untie av isnrosd lines i'r is aie I a -1 Omu laid tot seas, a e 1 1 m t SaV ruitosar VA.W Uvl Ull 1 u. aa "MM

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I H THE SUN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1871. I! I r CI nnltb---Jmnlfiu H' vfoilK onl blgbeit prire to piy for L": lA flrit-cli'i if wine machine! tr lr.itllr.enn, Fair rUiim. with ogr cuiiomeri hu glren oi nnl inrceii. K Vrc .if now enitlng ore r l.'JOO yardi of mm In per day Hr to up.lr work to Ihon who alruady hate machine. j. '"'laVka POND, II Aitor place ind III 6th it. H w$ w cwk1 e iperirnced tron-r- ecenitomad to do l up lidir flue cheralnltei tod laci work, will fl od B iitidr work t th ndi.1 linen collar tn imfeeioty of O.SIDKNnKliO ACO.,llllowirdi f! A FITW mora experienced nperalon on Wheeler M "f Wiiion'i midline cm flod ilridr employment it w ui Lidtci' LlnenCnltar vtenn'artorv of j-, u, Blln.mr.nuA CO., it Howard it. K' A T THE CARPKNTKR AgencyrUHWe"t lilt i it .coiner im ir aoted.eeivanti, loth exp.rl. i ineid tod din liuly landed, for excellent Htmtloni V tn e ty or country, n "T WOK H given out to mt for lewinr mienloei Fi J.o ir.Hiilmtnia Inilrucilon free, J, T MEN- Bli WALL tit Fulton nr.t neir Raymond it, Brooklyn i Ho open erenltge. P A IMiKNTY OHWtiflt It it hlih price to per loi good lowing raicblnii, it 61) indupweidi B' A OI n"li fiom UlolSreennf eg.Mti a .null pr. J rate f.mllri good elly reference required, in tinni it, H A f JOIID iil'iwotnin wenle 1 1 on. nnd.ritandlng J lli. hiir dtemnr huilnc. Inquire t I .sun ir. Hi A UOOD operator w nti-d on frock coe'i. Apply Hi "A t th.rl-ar ectorv liowerr. wonled M good n- dV fin flUrri ndlil .p'ri. ff. "IT FEW ff'd.rwnttJ to, few Urn to fe,' TUI It l."iot.kerre of tlr ind Hint In other H T Ullllll FULIiK" f llicnr I, nd C iter. Jili. mi of ril'" i'-M- iiendr worn; l.o. tin H tofred ii.niOin'J lulrtirr m.rMni?, rnul h fl t. e.KfrXrr. II KAIil.lMS rnnkf 'it -t V' Dlltl' 3Mlii:ls ui(1 .1 I'MON APAMH A K 1)(().'H.W! Uro.dwir onlf Or t-cliu bind. Dead V ipplr. H, Til AHTt'.'f O' ermor', nid flnlthen on r". HHt 3- vt Ann T I'l ll.e .torn BJ ,J(M)ll l'Tlirilllirrlinditllihtri at 31 Annil. P) -vkTh A IIRH wnlf1 m .'03 Cih t.i none B JMtri -ri i.rfp imn''t nred n-'il. Bl 11 KrT-f'liA? "pn'Hii t. wAito I on Whff- er A J' wilto.'i mkililnei for one linen c' i .1 fn. K tttnt wori sir't mine xwi ..wen. nt itlt F, SVh it. MMII Kiln x.nliil on i u. 451 l:-l fun tl., ft' J'lonfoir Hi i lltl.r ii'nl 1 1 e h chert will ho ptin to j VI 'J cood pufumcrr litndi noie but 'inmenred i fcindi VI A IIINMAN. U Mumr t. K-i "il A Nil" w.nied on boji'clo ninx. 1C1 St. urk.'i Vl place, M floor. "a 1)1 v., AT'IKN riON I -All who rent or hrtr 'J Jiewlnj m.rnlnei Uujlil freei TO wamati In rna-hln. will t' I'll i rrd'icrd rf. store, Zl Ure.rwich r ,ror W tit lOtb it and IS! Kill flro.J. H, wir. tn.r Uutctr. n. HHK' 7 A h I K.s. Work lurnK'ied t home to rT for JLi Weed ind Wheeler tTn"n lewinx nucliinrt on montMr Initiilmentt. hew York kiicnlue Btltchlnt H) Uo tl lllecfl.fr it. .T AOI'MUi-'M on w. tT. nd Flnter'i m.ehine. 1 J t 1 lliitckf r it. loo wanted i plenty work after ilarpliit. Bt "VI'KU T(HI) and biilen wanted on ali.iea, J flarnel. and men coaii t work ilteti out In eioe Li rifoce l lunfli. r l all n.e week at Hi ana HI Well 43d it., peiween Vih n I lOlh i. H, i f I'KIt ATO It rt ant 6ater on pnt on 8inif f macliloe i wise. 113 a wck, at 31 l'eli it., hick room. mi". coynN. f VV.lt AtTTuh and flttert wanted on lidlca', P J mlnei. and chltdrcn'a fin inoe J. HACII 81 warren it. -v I'F.II ATO rt M w.nte 1 -n linen riala to t ik work f out; ninmlnei fumtilie 1 to sood liauat S41 kill KJ inn. B TSl'RH ATOII"" w.nied rn boot., alio a man to H: J trim and flr.lih. ai 111 Chamfcri it., top floor. H PEII ATOHS and flniiheri ion boti' Jiciteli and H; J p.m.. Ca'i at l.i.i emrd t !t floor. P:' i I'llll ATllHand pr.TerTwiniel at liOi Calbt. V Jrlne lop flror If it wacra rald wp OI'KHATOIt'' on coan. pal arerr fatn.-dar. 1U0 H, J Itanrd ew York. 3d floor. H' I'r.TtATOHM wan'.cd on fine !0M, 63 Warren V llreet. B' .lAI,Klt llll."K-,-KTi.filfncfdlinHon2loe. d X pule woik tfood lay and ileadr employment. Ill H Cham iril it B" TJAI'KIl llMXKM-'ilirU wtntfl i only itood w X liind. mar apu y at3'l Pearl it a.1 floor. it OF.ItVNT wantlnz emnlorment ran cat flrit K O clai iltuailtHi. or viplnn lo the Pra-trh offlca oi H the Knil tmtntaiil 1 idrmiliT Companr Till "b ar H. b.'twtf Hit and 111 lit., on tlonday, Oct. Vlb Intl. B Conia earlr. Hk FpoltPKlin"-. o b.ndi and letrner. at ST War- X ren i.- Heady work and A So. I pi. H flto TTi,mil-'M., -(lood pauThanoi wanted, i X at S.'J Kfi 6ib it rno.n 14, TriT ll.NII4, bnitonho'c m.kei., bailer, ope. raion on tv A tv 's tnirhlne, a sin to learn to l flrit-c handi rouitant work 3 New Chimin it. Mr.. (IIIOWI.KY. k rfT bnileri wanted on ruitom toU. SCatharlno T w.. tOl fl l'T. H T A NT V.I A lllrtladr fur the nidliiierr and fancy H V roo li Puilnnt ali on. who undernai.r'i nionnt. P tnorttflrlal floweri aio. a coo.1 puiemenlrne l.w- V er. ind afcwlit:l iririi to lenrn. Applrioll, I'l n- K. CHON. t'BaillCllnl.; apply alter t I'. il., Mon lay. Hi WIIKH.KU Ac Wll.xHN aewlnir marlilnei 131, H IV warrancd: .plemid ranl.-iec, its dinner $13. i Flor'nee Knmlr.. w i co 4- Oibln. lloa rente I f 4 BTHtthir. htor-i 37 Kal Hroadwa n, ar Huteri it., K aa 1 73 Ore. nwicn ar.. corner it e.l 10:b il. H r,"NTP.I-'rini jI-ii t pernor, on Wheeler A K it Wtlion'. iii.tc ine lo iiiak.- floe white ihir .alio K rod dr.iwr in.iveri. Api y to PISK I.AIrK A. 7 KLAOii CO Itroa tnra) cn'iance In ibo rearbyal.ey B fiom (Ircat Jon, it. H AVAVThll -Ktper"i" ee l operator! on It W V H II auJ w n tiM''tilui lo make underaruicaii. t In or o'ii oi iiiop A'p'rtn llMHH:il".HA lUNi SCI ranalit. flr'l floir. K' Tt", NTT It A root miMtnr io so a ihort ilinai,re Il in nee un rr t viod .i.arr and t rniiiieui urn B aiion t j no vlio ifderil-io 1. li.r Irjil'i".. A" n to iiamih hi i.i. a ro r,; Hroi UMT. K "iVANTltfl -IVnoni alioitpli lo urn lo rune K n s n-i'T'i lewnur inieini tt i rnt ont t H nf ti'loi'. won lUu iroid ieA'eri to team paulaluon K ni kmi. 23 F.iiet it rj1) u t. H AVANTKII Kew -o t oi.erjlon on Finger', no. H II clir (or i nn'nlouni oo 1 nrazi'i a d contin: K, voi. rr 'I I'u. .m'- .i T -it B "V AM I'll-l lire,- ri:i io learn Hie en t elope bui'- H 1 1 In H i li nil i-e 1 nvX I oulrenf I'. I II MIII'.i:t.lS tc CO..JS11 ekniiT. Lwawam WAMI'li-l'iKC f i-i o e ato oi Wli .iter A 1 It Wli o ai'in' lo-', hi a.U fin- ityni nt A"p'y to i:i-,.v;iviia iiinsrii sxrtni a- H A NTPII- Kirl for renerl linlt.pwork w.l-hln-. HH li.tii ir'iin r to a koo't Kill ll'j aill be tneu. In. B quire ai l"u t'h it.. N illlnmiuiush. B S'M-1'H f n -r i ni lo -3r" on Sinner', nu. B 1 1 rlitnc i-n rood nop rotti: tits beit nase. iu H Be paid. A I'l jt M It Lnet-yit H WANTMi-len ni-'eri on ein itei' U uor H tiim iuii Hie oio lnicr. I Ar. A, mture.ii e Hi H and Hilt ii- i'i tan r-ir. STI'.ll -'Vi n'r. "n w AW iTiTtoriine, alio H 11 Uilor .ii I i.r' ti o.i ulnU lean, at Mi fcoutu at a LwawH W A"'TP.I f Hi i'iii r ill, ao I T l.el B it uaih inn tro t lion,-Iju' a .o jd Ui .d nub-j a i. at 6i Wi.t it H li Kmzur nmolnui', ilo a tmlor, ut itt M 1 1 to B JUooKlt j v N I Pll--ew!n: ci'! w io rn o"r n oi n.e K 1 H uff ei J. iLuii iu. cluui. Un I at .'tJ IVa.t HI Itreet. 'A NTIIH-l'lind'i .""waiei frill V3 ll.m Hi a-. K 11 u if, l.i fl -ot unit jouj ooeija io a foud i.o- B l.hor. LwMaH VAri.) A iImT-cihi lailoro.i on la- biM ,Tr B J 1 cuiioni i.ai.ii I a Uilai. at VJ bullet, it ft jKl H MTKII Tw .operii ,ri on aol nl o In-lo i B II a .t rn ilmri. and a un i to prci. it UMurr.v.i Kf' W ANTKIt-A-o'lt-ti fr,TTnoi -led Win H II iinutraQe. waei, tl a week.ai leitj'li rooruH B VT ANTKII-Apprniticei Tor nreT.iiiililnir. ApTiy T to Mri KVKIiSKIKI.H. ITJI mil ar P Vf A NTKII-Oper.tort on flna ihon and cuilom V Lll coa i. 61 Madlaou .1.. cor. Catharlna, 2d floor. H, V ANTKK-3 orer.l'n and elrli on com. lit Tl ll.micn il near Uraaam ar., llrootlya, E. I), p r A N'TKII -1 tool drenmikeri i none other! nejd L' II aimly. ti;j'd ar betweea Win anl 47ib m. LwmK V A NTF.D-uneratorion HHIrorTv (lib h'i icwinj II macniuai. Apply on 31 loft, HI llroalway. HHR V A.NTEII-lMnt flnlilieii. SI llralar at., between LVawHI II Nurfoli md Knez it.. In the baieni'-ni. V A .S rKII-(iii'iat"ii onBinici'i n i bine for line B II i'iop cuau CJl Kill 3Ut rear home. B V A Ti:il-Koo I inliiinern hull prlcj paid, al H II 4JI Bin ar tia ween .'lilt a'ld 3M ill. H "VV A NT K II-An iclire itlrl to rook, waih and Iron B II Apr.r lili KfiTo icf at 144 llenryjii. W A NTPII (J r.i io work on rapi. Appb at III II C'enlre il ,31 floor. R Y A S'l 'Kll lipiri un aud bailen on flue mop l II colli ai M Ar II. LwawH Y A NTKlF-A vlrl wlili uood reference Apply it 1' 1 iluioi. LwawH WA.VI'KII -K.niberi on mop coali. in Henry 11 n bK.iiieiit. HH1 V .Ti:!'-. KOoJtHlorrai on com. C all at Ul Hf r 1 f.ni Dth it, fe Y ntlh.m'ir01'" 10 WOrl1 00 V,p" 301,1 4t SVli iaairA 0,",,tor flnliuer, 11 Ar B YsurK" Elrl ,0" uouiawork. tm3 H A;TK,,-'fw''iuu; pufferi. JMlloweryl HHl YmKaa'i ,',M.C" nuul" Iree. .odr. dii'"'''Wu.'t,-8V'.rfe 9 LwB f UOOIl Hi orri.ei io wiiu on jarii.. Jjui 25JiLl,.'r. w"tn U? abui "pTuTwii-77 1111 f OI'KIIATOK li.lletitmilonhiil. m.arri LwawH '"i alpaia a n I 1 1 n" 1 IU i in I cul of tin bouie SoS VI t.l villi it "i.'i Mt' HHl' Oflll IIANIIr.-Operaton on ilnr.r'i inicblnei Wjrrjtfnti. ATT.ftTl9."J "JLKJ'? W A NTEO TO. DA Y. PLKNTY OOOn SfrjJAlTliNS IIKADT. -w,,l;flMK AND flRrf. NO DRI.AT. OllKLt.'SnFraK.lMrV S41llrVr.,neirni0ArtTAT. M 1 tba lima lo fat rood aitnaiioni lor wlnlur K ANn S""' COK AND 3KB TO.0T. ODKI.L'8 OFUCB 1M Tf.MTH ST., near lino ADWAT. AliA HUE nomb-r of eooki.chaoio.rma.di, lain druiei. imill cirl., trean nrli. ind renaril a worken wintad Inimtdiatel. tor iceilinl pl.e'i In rlty or country, il WALKRH'a amploymaal oiaca, In tin ar oter drntoora. ATTP.NTION.'fmtl.M.-Pianlyfood plaeai now re.dy.m hoteii.prir.ia famine.. ioardlo hanie., Ae., eur and roailry, at It Blaaaier it., form.rly Mn. WJllK'TON'S. "a FltsT.f'l,Arliilrfli on cntora eoita i lo A on that will mil ma Mit of pay firen. Call at IO EaitlOih.i. corner ol lit ar. A NO. iTmTwJ.NM macnlnai on ealrlnilallmentl I wo.-k al nlch pricea Klren In axchaan i Inilrae tlon lira, njllowary. VOI It l.ol l to mind children ind do tnht home, work, rrfernncti leqmrid. 241 tin ar.. between Hd ind tlth an. TM'TTONiIOIiK wak.ra, operitora, and buelar. I) wan'oi lor alpaca foalij cjuitint work for cood btndi. tit We'Ullhit. TJAHTF.tr M and bnttcnhola m'.eri on linen ro.la i work siren out to rood hand!. Call all the week. 601 Wcel ilih .1. 11V PTON HOliK ma .en wanted on cuilom cam I) mere ?eU tood band!. !t!4 Kill Milt at., near heeond ar. 1ATr,ltH and bullonhole mikeri on lain, cm 1 1 at 133 lieiaccey il., 1 1 flior; (1IIAIN ill chart wanted l llni.rlaa. hanii on Una imr. hlinVtii none other nee.t app'r, to Un. WIIJKIX.XI 6 h ar between Slid and Jttn at.; OAK M AKKI.alioTe'tbnltonhole mieri V tood aiwera taken to learn, and ptid. r,)l In ar. lMltST.CI.AS! meratorwaTited no flna ahop c 'a'., anion nnitonbola maker, 4!J eth it., naar rmt ar ,a con I floor. Gl II I wanted "lo .lamp piper i n.i win rm hi'il i paper neat an I clean. II SSKtUKIt, ST John it. QI Ill.M wanted al II Dolcb It7irbn7ld"l. IA II I KH tatialit on f in rr'aand IVhee'i r A iviiion1! i m.c in... t hen .M-V. aol nnl t fir 11 t llowe'a onjea'lier at Mrt TllDMSINM. ill Wal si I it. 1A III K". tatuhl lo orwraie ahirt maklnr, and all khdi offlne won, at 41 J Sin ar., aetwe.-nSM aid 81 1 in, MP V I' ao I a'atmr miift" BuI'lieM, an I mr iwer. filial 40 llowa-d it. OPKItATOItr.. bi'ten, and 2 orea-men on Ao hop pann i Heady work, at 214 tth it nut ion. A. II. KI.INtl. OI'K.lt TOIIMon white yen i sioio III "to et e. rtencid band., J3 Weil tTth at bel Tib ant lib aienttot OP F t TtTil Hand hanen orTwhe-ier A Wilion'a m.rliln. on roan K IKH.KMAN Sn-I.H W lath U OI'F.ltATOIlH, baten and flniiheri on panll call for mil week at 8T Kait nioada ay. lit floor. OPEllATOItSo- flneenitom" inlrti on Wbeaier A Wilion'imicbinei, 313 4ih nr.. In the .lore, 0 PKItATOTtrt onroaT.'iiriJruToidwar, bet. ItiB and nib in.i cMI all the week. OPP.Tl ATllilH ant Onlineti to work on com. ei Itidne it.,DfMienl. 11,KTV i V Wlt It K at him prlre.to pir for r od tawlnc micbloei at !3 aud upwardi. 4T1 lib arrnne. 1)A NTA 1,1)11.1 flniiheri wanted! alii, a rood I preiman.e;il9th it., between An. D. and C. Cjr.WINI! machine, for ale on l"ilillmenli flannel 0 mini kirer. out at FINN'S, 14 Cnnrch at fTiVOTATl,i7lt KfasK"on roatTTone to o araia I on Mnrer'a macliloai iteady work. ITT Eltu it.( cor ner of llroome fit WO t.lloreiiea to work on cmtom roata- one who I on lr r.ianrtt operating Apolr at Tl Carmine it. ril lT t.il'or-iiei wanted, nno who ran opirata. J Call at Ml Kail llih it., cor. 3d ar., for two dayi. fllWO irrubwomen at C l. c A., corner o 23d" it. 1 and I'har., at T o'clock, liqnira for Janitor. fllWO fl Hl... fln'ihera and batn on flna ihoa" I I'.inn, Call al tin f.aitlltn it .Id floor. Y ANTK.O rood rook lor omer an I rilni"r .a. 1 loont a Swt.i or German woman pre 'erred. Call at IT1 Mar., between Htn and ITla n. LBAIIF.X A CO. V A NTKIi A rood cook, a Kirl for reneral h mie. I I work, and alio a ml to mind cblldran. at 127 Nor. foUet. M 1111.1). XYANTKII-23 eood ha .0 for renhir wonted 1 1 work i price no obleet. J. P1LKII A CO., 2ST lhlr.l it., between an. C anl II. WANTKO A Proleitant alderlr woman or r'rl to it do lttr.it hoo.ework In a family ot three. Apply at lit lion II.. Wliliani.barih. V 'TKO-Oood battel on rem i 23 renii per .1 veil, a io a man to pren clolb rem, at 331 tint tli il, Y NTKO Sereral flnt-rlai. dr.nm.iirra t note II otheri need apply. Hue. JOSIHIKAO III Dm ar. Y A NTKII 3 lailoreee to work on c'ntom TTimi i 11 oferai n preierrel. at 83 'n ar M. LYNCH V A NTKII-A itronr. wll'inr ilrl to do rcncril 11 nun. aworki reierence required. S3We!ivt.t W A Vrp.ll OooJ tallori 'Talio lo work Muei'i 11 machine, on fine com. 131 Mintoi il 2d floor. 7 ANTKO A ulrl to learn drei.maklne anl aunt 111 in in'.t trmacvarr.-tiBrt xxn irr rt-T-d-im- VAThO Ooeratori on I Ilea rar.rlt tool 11 wagei and Heady work. 137 Kait lgtn II. WANTEII Kiperlenced hand, on hovi and icirfl, 11 outdocr.by A. LANUF.3, 51 Kldrtdge l. WANTKO-A Proiraiant alrftndo teniral biuic. 11 work. Inquire early at lid Allin it. W'ANTF.O A rlrl to do reneral homework an 11 pla n cookmr, at 413 WcillTih it V ANTKO-Oreiat mon p.nti at 411 Weil Sid it. 11 Inqnire for two din In the reir. NTKII A rood bnitonhoie maker on reiu. 11 Apir atSWHth av.. nenr Sam at. W A NTKII 1 'od operator lewlnt by band on 11 flnecoa.. TXtitar 'Ts TP, II Ai 1 1 ctTc uTlom villi. CilFat S-'C II lltnry .t A NTKII P nt-claii drcuanlcer. it ifl th ar. Y' A Vl'i:i-A rlam cook il OI soring VT Ol riltT.f'l,ASS rirli winlod tmniedntelr f iiia't io. i-i rl..t i riiille itwj;firn ;j .o 1.0 i er hi utn. trra of .hnict. at ft How! in tlr-c i WlnnlfbTJlnlt.a. VST. Il Y ii a '.who i. aenntinirO with the I iwi r I' .r 1 1 i tie i in to drive a c. f. .'A I'JIY v, Moll H I 41'IM'I (loof oin iviotetl a atiMdr Jon. Antih I'l i 'I 1 Vovh, rt-n'rii av halt mile all ive "cL'oinb'. Dam itrl le nooe nut a ko il mtn nee I apply. rtO Y n lio liai lerie .onie lime at liora-.liocinr. ilipir t- A' I'cfl.KMlY, eollnr JacSion i.d Pointer aii Dutcli Klili. I, I. I S in 1 1 nlieelwililit inlet. ,Mml tkCAUi.v lirttiTIHlt-. 16T in l li Pr vo'i it Jai.er Itv. 'l'l il loriiiinfiarninirr i flrt-clai, Ap rv ioh. i. UIHII. w wnar I'l ltT.ri.lr" fmielnua waatad. Call at ie i r oil n t I.i lli ilore. I l) Y IV A NTI'.ll-l'n--mat on lrr.tnd o en'PJ 1 1 oi!-r'. 'o n iird 'loll Hie faintly l 0 a Inon'tl an Mi nrd Inq' ir .t the uyiter li .me, 110 tlieeuo .1., i'.."f n l' 'I a o'"lni'i,-. nt"l I II t II. H oit'e ni n Hial un ii-rnaodi coTTn io pur .id niaki.ii: a 1 klndi o: iiuii ei. 316 Cib aveo'lr nl KKItr. anl l a imirl voiini ello Ihat lii w." .0 1 at tlic ii'm!. SUF.ii 3;i HOY 'iv it" !tmd tak .u caro of n ir.oi i III n r murih 10 I foil', 1. 11 t.'.l ll li it. 1 11 Ml Y maker inied on.i that h i aone rrnrrl. V firi in bakery. Apply ut 221 llaihliimon it.,al 9 A M. fiOOO tailor wan ed io w.in ai buttle lcii tbo I n waif., pair, nf, firoa jwav. 111 1 NTKII".. -liftman no viho iin'teriiani1! fcef. m ii'udoa I'jtd rrois nouj ultur. 49) Ht.i av ro" Hjili CHO h.M .1 ii K ICS. -i y.'iieiL 1 rood m-n no inlo I i-.-iii al.o buini tivr, miner, and heeier, on flrit te m neady men win nave itady uork. Call tnrrc due, finiuTiolP tl, JUt iVett 27tli it In ihoe ilnp SllilK.il K Kite.. Two men on new noon and one on re alrin work itaadr, wirei llheial, P. IIYAN.ltam it. and 101 b ar Caimanirllle, SIMIK.ll AHF.Htt wanlrdi iteadr work Inrnnah the rear. JACOD COIIKN, l Mailer it. flio TA II.OIIM.-A mull Hon fur i.lo a rood 1 chinca iu any one wlibmr to aitibluh blmieifi Ciem rent anl plenty of work i price of Hock fix. Inrn, and an ol mieilni (151 nll,a'ter4 o'clock, atrdil near Central ar.. Ilnnler'i Point. I,. I. fill') TA I I.OIt. iVantel. a foot h .liolinan and 1 nne con miaer, alio a rood talloreii, S91 liatei av cear Noiirenl ar Ilrooklyn, '110 TllLOItH.-llooTTliandi in work on coan L uiuau.ud o .-raior on blucr'i luacUlnoi uiuit bj ajiooit i e Ill lib av '1A 1 1,011". -Wanlo I, llriT-riiin coil and 111M1T I loouiiiiMli. beoiwati'l nal'l. Apui v al Ml 8 I ar flllNS.lHTII-. -3 "md men ranic li the hull it I a..i aud ite.d work al .t98ili ar., neai tv ml. VYANTP.Il-TAIIlllt an'fTAlf.oiiiimm in iiTo ...A"1,,":"P El Huiidiuir, iu c itii mi r. wnn E.V'.'J.lV ,L' ,.."ow.u?!"7 OPiJIIATOtU aud FINIsilKIPt, S3 ti 6i llutionit. V A NTI'.II Two uood Un roo'en none hut ro id I I rueu need apply, at 113 Waininirton i llnl.oi.en. A. IjRllKlllllCK. WANTF.II-A fl it.elis. ward toom itoward on 1 1 board lua u. S. Heainir Kauiai. Apply on board, alf Pier I, N. It A N T K II Uood tail r.. Inonlie al I3H Chamhrra 11 it., under the National Eichaune llank, at DAVIS Willi" W a"n'TKO-A toymen lo crockery. Aocly at 84

X1? A N TKf- llrat.ria-a Job rompoiltor. Apply J 1iaily toJOIIN SJUJLIN BUM hue it, W M TKII A tailor to work on cnati and board In 11 the family. Apply al 6.43 (th ar. W ANTpfi-Anuuuu nevaaorboted toon, Apply II a' ,3 V ral ISUl II. V A NTKII-A flood pTiiinOanTtlnimiih. "vl 7lh iir af mi is WiV" 'r 'A iwv'i too, ana .iiceiuiuer,' ai t 1 1 t iinitoptier il. NY Near Voui." r'1"' """"'i It Orchard NV fi t! E" c"'"'"1 aiTifbindi it., Urook. 2 irilil room'," W""e'1 l ,h"a ao("' TlTitor,,,!i'uHao,,4u;ri'r:' v.. I IP I I V X A JOUrtrtRriilAN Ollorjo p J nyrt ',je; A in iba ooontrr. Apply al FHRNCIPS Hoial ,("'"'nf roomi. ror.ofFranltlori and Ciiainam iia.,baiwee S and 10 o'clock Una mornlnir. no vri wTtb tood roicea will be lauaht rnuilc A i? iplfl recordmr to ability. Apply irora JH io i r, V. if bnlld.nt adjolnln. choreh. cora r lib ar. and mtn it, A no It R fllAKEriw.nta'i. one that n.ib in mid towctwoiiiiii inch a one roo;arei and iieidy work? Applr to THOU AS PBircllITT. fct Adami It Brooklyn. frfA?! vo clean no wi nnl mostdtniii an aipi. riaead woramao j alao. two bora to undpip r. CAurokLl. A FKIIO,0H0W. I and 11 Bauer it, AYOiTNO man to tend oritereonntar bo to open oyileri, lid two to watt on I.Mri TATLOlfH. II Cedar it. A MAN operator on Mnferi manafactnrinr ma A china wanted. Call at 31 Keada it bitween I and If, H tlermin preferred, ADF.ORNEIl ritk-fJIAN winiedi one who can teeJ and make ready, Call at 120 Macdonsal it trom to 11 A. II, A RANCH! and heller letter i one .ernitomel to do looblnc, Apply it corner llroadwar and 2d al Wllllinnliurib. AOKNTf, T.irie proqti on an arilc'.iererroodr needa. tl Dowcry. top floor, bitween Itetter and Orand He, AfSOOO ihoemikar want'd to work In th ihop i nori br.t a loner man ne.1 aiolr. Ml Canallt. AN ottlrrman tnit Ii we'l acqnalnled with tba bull. tan. Call al II Duane it. iifiAtiitSMITII'M helper on eirn aud trncki, at 90 NewCnambera it. AN oriierroan wanted, at COOI'Klfi oyiter boon, mithar. TlOOD oyiterman wanted. Call at M Centre it. TOY wan'ed to clean an office and make hlnneif Di.'nrrallr nielni faiary 1100 lor flrit year. A", rlren. in a' plicant'i own hindwr.tlnt, C. It., box I.OM, I'oat omce. BltltNlHlTrtltri wanled Flnt-clau bandi on plated warei al.o a atont hov. IIOOKIt A lino.j Folton it OIHtNlrallKits" wanled -Annir al l.t'Ciun I 11AHT Manufae nnni Co.. 4 and llirl'n? ilip. HAKKliwnot.d-TMrd nvM on bread and cke. Aopli al lOT Murray it.. at 9 A. M. lolirpFtJTH'rNKIlS WANTKO,- flril.rlan hand on nick candv i belot wavei paid and He.dr worki refnencei reqaired. and non but thornntli workmen need apflr J. II. PI1INCK A 111. S'l Snnlh Petri it.. Albany. N. T. CAIIINF.TMAKKIt wanted, princlnalir for re. patrtnr niuit be a onie anl rood workman, In quire Mondar, afer I A. M.. at 6 Dnane it. 8d floor. 1AIIN'KT irAlVKIl-Wanted, a filler. Apply V at 72 nroadwer. 1:i7,00 KM AN wanted. Corner bouih 4lh it. and Newark ar.. Jenev City. Q.1I,IEHS wanted. Apply at 8)4 Droadway. AnoltlNfl aiRN wanled at the Atlantic White I t,"ad Worki, loot of Gold it., Ilrooklyn, mir Ihi Nary Tard. M4MI O TOO OA K maker wanted, ona acqnalnled with iilverware work apply 10 NOlUIl A KlSrullllUri, innroadwar. AVKItCOAT and bnilneu coat bandi, CAIN 11 AllT. WIIITKOIIHA CO.cornir Canal II. and llroadwar, entrance on Canal it. QYlTKIt, BOY wanted. 872 Id ar. PAINTKIIM. Wanled I cold he patnten to work in the connlrr. Annlv at in. ehnrch, corner of Slib it. and 4th ar from I to 4 o'clock, 1)IiU.H II Kit and raa filler w.nte nfnone bnt a rood won man peed applr. at J, llt.CKKIl'8, 1 eib it. 1 OOI'F.lt.-A 1 owl Jobber wanl.d al 111 Cidar it., XV thii mornloc CIlpF.ltAKKItM Meara wanted on ladlei'.mtie O ei, aod chlldren'i flna iboei 1 rntt.r. a 1n, n A c 11 30 Warren il. STOUT, wllllnc bor wiaied to do llgbt work ona larmi 83 a month will b oald. JAQIfF.-a, II nroadway. S TIO TUN HON Ac CO., Newhnrih. N T., want Imne liaiel 4 eirowo .tone cotteni cicellent ware and Heady employmnt. CI liVKUHll l'ITlTHand-enrarera wanted. Apply to WlllrlNtl llannfactnrlng Co., 1.1 llrnalwar S II O K )l A li Kit "a-Wanted, a full tein on mlnei and children'! ihoea, at 36 warren it., on ititn. S 1 1 0 KM AK K It ""V,Cn TK iV-Twoitood" men on H ho.toml. at M F.IIKF..N I a. T llroadwar. OIIOK1I A KKlTwinied on racn'i work, m 31 ar., II belween 4.'d and 431 111. SIIOKllAlvF.il wanted t none Dot a food man need app'y IX lOlh ar ftl ll.Olt and tailoma one that can ui Hinje.'i J machine 1 warn 111 to 1 17 a wiek. 1x1 in it, n a- Ith av. HOIihX. fill) HOOK IIINIP.lt. ivanied. a cool ...ra X foraader a .0 elrl to tike boo a apart. KIIW. KKI rNKIt l a id '73 H rind it, lll TIN"1ITII"-A inai 10 repair and po' lln I .'o..nl tniK" hfnolt sencriilr r.ef 11 Apply UiJVKlb A FIIF. V. S4 9lh ar.. bel. Wlb and Mm ill. f l I I.OIt". Vai on caiinui coat! hr the week, I end a cood lailorcii) good pay. at w Mcrcir it., Ihird floor. 1 TflO TiAKV.TtH;-riTaiiif a "tnml Mnu-er. -or eats, JL BAllllKll A FA1I1H.NK!S llar f II A I I.O Itrl wanted on rmtom work on eoali and X nam", al.o a bnihalnian. at 47 Kait llomton it. rflTl ll"ilOli liTSo Kit M. Waal eil.7 feeder lor rnl. 1 Ins machine. AppiT at 19 Cedar it SI floor. 7jT(FTAII.(lltri.-JenTn7i.t"lo work-In the I (lore, at W Montacue 11.. llrooilrn Height!, VYHII Y NT" TO Trio WKTaTC Piriy II le.veil9F. i. Ithit. Children. Aid Focielr, 'C 17 A kenlloman, ,onr r.ild.iil or the Welt, and alio baitakenout ma y bnndre 11. will rira a.ilitanc to fimiiin 1 'nil Wen. Call Oft. 10 to 1! a'i Tnndar and Wedneidav erenlnri. YA NTKII toll 't '"ao prei.cri one lam.liar 11 win wokir on a 1 Alki.. ore... Aoi'.y 10 M A ft STEIMIKIlllKir I'll rn mini south stn ar, be tween Oran 1 and nroome Y NTFII-"n sood marhlnni. and two oo 1 11 M.ciirni'ht ar vinnted wiia marine en tine wor. Apniy 10 PruvUeuca Stein Kns us Coaipaoy, Provi dence It I. Y A NTKO-Cirik in atoia and houiefnrnliain r 1 1 goori .torei one afriuiintal with the tiuilnei aod who ipeiki Uernun pri'Ierral. 7j4 3J nr., corner of llili it Y A N TF.O An nphoiterr i on- whi thoronch'v l nnderi limd ever hrineh of h butnel Apilr to F A. Pool! A 1 O ,T.3d av bel Jl'b.nl SVh 111. 1 NTKO-T,. Ii,i,, 1.. d ro,-k wn.t qn .rrv run;, ml' ll lb ark.io Ihi- w.ire. 11 per day tpflv 10 WAHIihN A O'llO.WI.IX. Mount l-I'M V A NTKII-A nropir b "V ill. 1 know, to.uciii.ux 11 rricticai y about wo--t mrp.nr 1HI' TIB Kat gill at lear. V A NTP.II -Immnl a'"lv. 20 itoae miioni al En 1 1 cIchoo I, N, J. Innoirefor MMtltKTT TinnTIIF.na. Maaoni. a NTF.O A tonnr man who naderit'ii di thn 1 rrrocer b :iinri.,po iliir-wa.m .m work behind the count -r Apply b.'le.n 8 anl '.0 at 183 3n av. 'ANTKI)-A blarkunlth for hoMn.hnrlnj and i'in n Apolr 1 1 llh.ii. Clt WVpoltli, H.u die Villi.e. I,. I near l.utheiau Ceme cry. r.l x Tl'.ll-A vonnr lad unit nnd-nia-il open 11 1 s ot.'oi-. an 1 i".k'i hliu.etf ue''il. tuqui.-e at No. II iUimiioi av UrooVyi for T iliyi V A NTKII Aw o 1 carier. alio hoyi who worked 11 at 11" H i la AppL at 114 Luill.i'r It. belaern DI I O 1 a. id I'oilrl it. null II 00k. et. WANTKO 1 ra n rl i v ivi:e -11 t 111 y.ii 11 nn o a ,,2 r ir len nnd 2 blackiinitui. Ap i lr t J Mollim v A C 1 101 -outli .1. AN I I'. I) iMaoorara towir on the over "cck 11 1 anil, near Kn.Uwood, 1 l)eren cmuty. N. J. App y on ibe work 7 A VFI',11- bnv lo afen t a llre- (iernian pre 11 le ii"! Adnieii miou baudarltius, .NlEMkYHU ACO.ir. Pnii it W A NTliO-A liiark.milli In work at tbo fire Ap 11 il to .IAMLS IlKILLV, liTlli 11. and llroa lw, Mtliail3-ip WANTF.il lloM to pren Jotkev and bat iraniei, il at Voul.'.s, xl Lor mer 11 i-mr Noith 2i), Wll lliniibuih. W.l N'FKO A gnoA m.oalna. liaqd. 1 i- a -rood klalier, al the laiu aud door ihop, 23T and tiV Ka4id it. WANTED A rood iteam filter. Apply earlr on 11 tlonday moraine 10 ANUtlKW VAN llOlt.v, 1T3 Lewli ll. WN'',,T",0 comnoiltori on tha Kllianeth 11 Jourual, tliiiOuto, St, J t only Uniua rain ntid epi.lr. Y ANTKD-Foor men to work on coin, mil. and 11 pa laloonn alio a man on bnihelllnt.at '9 6th ar. Y ANTE 112 imart acitre hovi In hardwire tic. 11 lory of IIKNUhltaON A HOIIIU-. 2: Monroe it. Y .NTKII-A good tin roofer at I l!ectnrt..neir 11 Uroad way; W1)FF A lIUHKNIIUHf. W' A NTKII S p.-eiiinen on cuilom ind ihop panti, 1 1 at 63 Ludlow 11 top floor. II. T. IKltftU. W A NTKO-A moon and uood builielmsn Pr 11 lLJlllllMiraiiX, 18) 3d av., bel, 18lh and 1 .til Hi, WA.NTKII-A mo ilieet-iron worker. Apply tori. WI1ITI.OCK. imi'ouriit., Uroo. ri. Y A.NTKO-tloo 1 clolhliiK ciuteri. with Heady e n 1 1 ployment. Inquire a I'Ji rranklin it. WA-Yl'EO-' comp ultor am preuman In a mull 11 Jnbbin. iig- Arplya' '.'DKmi-uit V A ?rrTA,J.""t'l,, "He hiker it Vi. J.NOIIb. 11U)riTHtJ, 6a Fulton 11 llrooklvn. YANTKli-3 boyi In a dlnlnit rcomt wanei, 81 1 1 per week Apply all! Canlre il. WAN'IKII-A oo" or lTyeiri of .11 to open 11 oyileri and clean flm, i Av. D. V ANTKO-Kipeelenre l pickle nllem none otmn IT need apply. ai 191 Qreenwicli 11, Y,A NTKO-a loy lo wait no lablea. Applr al M II Cnaiham 11., alter 10 o'clock, ANT m CofTln and caiket makeri, Apply at 11 191 Cliryitte at.. In Ihe rear. o.iir-i WANTKO A bartender wbo bai worked before In II a dlitllltry. II Prlncit. 10 nv Alf,VHTftHf;okr;''1',,, Tn- AVANiV.-,,.v.,;i.aoT rr. iweti .ail AVIIITtT Hill It T culliri wauled. Apply al 91 11 trauklin it, V A M'l."- If boy" obelp In a bakery, Call IT at 1,6 3 1 ay. A NTKII -A man on laoii. It) Kait lloutlonil ll,lA!,'.,!.,A,, M.K moled, bonlirird and J V llocalaud Cvuirai, li.il. ,1 AN JIIJI .CP, Ul'Ui-lt. ll nnlt-'-alJlnlu. AIIO Y wanted, al.o at 18 yean old, to attend bar t rmit ka will recommeniil. Apply at 813 Kait lllhit. A 1)001) tailor wanted to work In tne note by the weea. Apply at 117 Court ll. Ilrooklyn Allil Y that can open oriteri and wait on table and make blmieif uiefnl, 894 Bihar, HOY WANTKPloopen oyitari and work la a dlnlni iitoon. ITSSth ar., bailment. CIA OI'KNTF. II rVwaated-a flrit-clili worlmen.al 204 -.it Win it. Coma early. IMIIhT-OljArlriboihelmin wanled ieooit.nl era. ployment. 1BAAO WALHRtt. IMI'li ar. MKN to lell plctnrei. clooki.mitlreaiea. and look, mi ilui.i.on iritalliainta. IIITlhar. bit. Ilth and 20th Hi. CMfTN PAINTFIt wantrdt alio a boy that kaa J worked In a paint aiiop. IT3 Kim it. fllNH,TII PfS wanted 1 lood tlnimlthi food X work. Apply at ST Par al. ?ANTKD-A rood tin and a neat Iron worker, 11 Apply to no.iCIIKlt A ACKKHMAN.8I niro'ayit, Y A N T KlT'Tw-taUori to work at 181 Varlex it., 11 In the itore "ilil. liTiilORKIlH wanted on fjypreai a.,ore UU mill asora Kail New York, L. I at ll.TS per day. JJoarb anb oomi. I.A ItOE fornLhed room to a few lobar men, wlih or wnnoot l oard 1 a man and fs arcommodatad 1 new home, fnrnituft Clean, 28 ..ail Droadway, np tnree Ham. AFliW renlleroen ran be aceommodital with board and plea.ant ro im. double or Inula boll lentil moderate. 11H Ollrar it. AI'F.W loam men cm he accommodated with rood board In a nrlrate family. 316 Tib ar near 2tt.li it. lint! 31 lull. Call lllllia week. FI. V cenllemrn can liars plea.ant donhle or iin.'e roomi. with iojd ooard. Ill iVeil llih it near Tin ar. AFIltHT.lt ATE hon.a tor boarler.i n ren ace 1 Inereryroomi Udlei anl lentlemen. 20)Cuntoa llreet, AFMV plenant roomi lo let wlih hurd In uentie. men oolr. Tin ar ror. Ilth at and Oreenwtch ar. AKKWyoonim-nnnhaveirood board and pleat, ant roomi aiaiT Veii?0il it. 1JOA fr irwinledTt t a laly where her ehil I, twelve J uiontbi olo, can be tar n care 01 oy dai 1 tctma elslit 10 ten do lata per week 1 raa furnlm her own room If neccueryi nrlrate -amlly pufcrred. Addrcal COM FOltf. poi IM. fnn orBce. 1?EW yoiinimen.iliimao ana wife and two youn; ladtei can be nrc m nndatel with cood board and meaiantroniniatO Cat.iannait. 1?l V K ltenl'einen can he aicommodald wlta lood 1 hoard a id clean roomi af.H2 M'tlbenv it. IN A NKW boariilnc bou.e-Furnlined roomi to let wiiu or wlinont board, for teulleuiiu only 1 tittui moderate. 23 llowerr, fllWO reip cteoln yonnr rlrli aan have a furnl'hed J room by calllnir at IX lltli it., tetwr-n 6th an I 71b an. 31113 CLAIIK. f Tb TKT A futnlihed room to a .lniill liolleman, L at 3 lilt at V ANTr.l)-nran American lair a child to board 11 no objection! 10 an muni, at 103 Jara it.Oreen point. L I. 1 fiO FODHTII T.. rear 1 worklnr flrli can XVO bate a eouifortabla borne, with or without board. TOf! ItlYINIJTON MT.-To let. furnlihed L 1) roomi for teati-min and wife. yJ)" Wy.sr 30T1I BT.i flnt floor-Iloarden 0 4 IM?1.I, HO A It I).-Frnnt room lor 2 rem i3db. rirli IJ.S0. 2SI OirUion it., near Attorney it, N entirely n-w anl faicmallai tor game for boyi and jrlrle. of eay and cheap manufacture Jim pa tented. Thnniandi can be .old at a lenre pinflt durlnr in ho idayn pai.ai forialei 01IV V rah required dowp, Addreea HULlDA Y. box I6T. inn omce. ANY ONE looklos after a boot aod ahoa bnnneii wonld dowel to look at the nice Hore KIM tTib 11. 1 rent, will foi.- room, "nlyta per month. Applr at once at J lVet Ttb it. nOAItl)VN(JlTolT"ET witbreianrniand bar uiiached. corrpleielv alocked and furntiheli a euancetladr or renileraan can run It I dome good bmlneit. S) Uleerierit. WlTf.I. l.Tic'Al KO grorery itoro no town for alecbtap. doing good bo.ineii. with roomi at tache!. Apply to T1103. OAFP.N'KY, AncUoneer, I Chamben it. IIAKKIl Y lor nil al 341 Midlion it. 1 JAl.F.ll Y-ltuit be inlinnacronnt of deatn, good 1 cbince 1 will be ipld eaeap. 30) Wen 2i)ih it. Rl K Kit Y for iile cheini rety low rent; fine place for bmtnrii. 34 From it., or III 81b tr. BT'T"(:lllfiT7IIOI,and flitnreiTior me, at TJOX iTalbl igton .1 170K at ,K cneapArancTandctnor itore. doing L a good butlnei., in P-ienon ar., We.t llobokeo. lrqnire nf Hr. IIF.MtY -CIIW.CK, 873 lludion 11., ew Yorki good reaioni given for lolling. T?77lt MA I.E-Tba-half tntereil ot a aood pa.lng 1 Hand in Fulton Market. Anplr at 31 Fnllon ilar kel, corner booth and Heekman Hi. 1" j6ll eA "l.'E- A phototrepn talierr 1 a great liar. 1 aaia if aopllad for lram4lately. Addren i) Dta tlon L. GltOCP.lt Y and Honor itore for nie cheap, dolnt a nnt-raie cah boilne. mut certainly be lold tan week wiinont fall, 133 Weil 311 11. 1)A1.NT HTOIt F. for late, dolngairoodbuilne.il gooJ retail tridi will be lold cheap. Inquire at aiore 1 3 3d av. 1? IC'jlHONO II 1 1,1. Ii the moit beautimi viilare JV on 1ing lilind. on'.r T mllei diilant Free lent roromnnication bi rail. Ail wbo want oo-nei In tuia drllgmlul locality will air j an opporlunllr to our cbaao at the great Truitre.' lata nf lbs I'uMU eitaie n it 'Innridar Fee ieleti and tnfor oailoa of JOH.tfoN A .MILLEU.23 Naiiau 11.. few York TA.NTKII-i. itereityper who nndi-mandi ihe 11 punrr pro-e.1 to purrh ne the half or whole In. tere.t In a fonnary now ae'l citan lib -d in on.' of tte prinr'pal Wenrr 1 Mllei 1 v-rr nail rmitai reinlred Ad lrrll M. O. I). F In 121. Sun oflee. futtiaii ijloitrt- Audi, joii-ton, AircnoNT.F.ii. oale oftbe r ll e HorM oi tne well kno o l.neri Ptable 8 K.'t Ilomion Hreet, near lirolav. br Johnsion a van taei,l, WFIIN11VV Oct. 11. at .1 conipr'i'nr In put clarence.. Coacliee. Pba!!.oni, IVaz'in.. tweuti'Tve Hor.n, lliraa.i, Ac. Ac F'nll partlroian In lime, The ent'ra i-i'..oU!i'nenl, leaie, and giod vlll,mirbe l"r la, a at pnvaii .al un to tlir ahuve 11 m,e I tltur, wnen if no. then d.ip..ei of the ftb do will j .old lu lol. to the htghfil bidder I Ill'TION-O.iTnitiilav.Oci. 11 1471. it V.lea- t.ne'. Hill, on the road neiwi en Yon. mi and Ml. Vernon. Sew York, will i offi-red lor nie a largi anu diiirar.'e it'ck of ON TIIAC mil's TO11I.H, Iicrru'.i, men, hor.e, mu'e., a.oni, Ac. Tr.nu l-ae New Vo k 1 a lln 1-01 'liver It II.. loe Yonken. II.rl-i II It for w in V. rn 01. ml New llav-n It it for Ml. Veruon.l alenlln'. Iliuneinz uiihlu;u minultj'a Drive of cua.T dci.ot. bile pjiliive. PTtllrK lllIlDT. ToirnJAnn hai.f.-iiknj. p. faiiiciiii.ii. ill Aurnoticer-On liie'.fiv, i)ct.i,n;i,Bi ll A. M nictAmiy it, r itel furni'u.e beiiro- o, .ul ei hair tiiatlrci.tv.cvrprti. oil cluibi,Ac. lly order ot morl gace. TTO INYKbTllEN'T IN TIIK WOULD will XI ay bull r in to 101. t.rr:i tie t ui iho I1IIKAT Hll'irKR,' S1I.K or the Curt 1. nute al lliruiuond Hill, Long lilind. ha e next Thnridiy. Free linen mid Infonuailon of JOHNSON A Mil,. I. Ml, '.'3 N n.au ll New ifrk. 'll t'AfK" bioti and ihoei at auction Monday, ,W!lo,i y l'H o'c.oc, 1 uoC 0. l'Altii.No Mi.Nt.,27 Warren it. Silua!ions WlamtO. (10()ll conleciloncrn'ijciko baer wuh.i a i't uatlnn Ii a k od In ul u oroa uent.ur, aa 1 .un ite lo lake charge of a h.k 'ry. Imuire at 131 r.lJiidga it !Mm-iOT-,-yrie,"Crr.il 0 i'i n" it m ACOOII lie rm girl wlthei a iltuatlon to do gen eral homework 1 li a plain cook, good waihrr and Ironor. 127Norlolk il. .at M. IIILI)'3. A N American woman of experience wiihei enjire. menu 11 monlblr nune 1 belt ol reference!. Ad dreMHri. F II. PttANH. Orceapolot PoitOfflce. A YOUNU MAN. 'ltlon barman 71. wae. no object J Joit arnvid from Lnglaud. Ad dreii J. O., boglTD. Bun offlce rilO IIOriM IIOOKIUNOKltrt.-A resectable X penon wiihei 11 do lalding ami iiwlnz at her ow u borne t hu had god experience al J 0 and bmn. work, rrcuriiv given if required. AJUrci. 2j0 Foriytn it., room 2 YAN'TKO-Aillititlon ai groom or llghi poileri II uo objection 10 tba coumryi wagea not mrli au object ai a ne-dy Job the heit ol reierence given. Cull at .rl Ludlow 11., In Ihe itore. 7 1 -x. iJibtng Slatoimi. l.l, klndi newiewlng marldnei for lale. to rent or rat'liamei alio, bought and repaired, good ircond. ban 1 very cheap, monthly payiuenli. ItM jlanal 11. I Oil M LK-AipMind7d IVhcitJorA Wl'nn'. lew I tng uiicUine. ai good aa uew, 101 3V Cauai t., top floor. rpAIItOltn audrainlliea A lot or .ewlng inachluei X lueir and lecond hand) for 5 cheap, upon raiv ttrmi. Addren tl-WINU MAUUINtJ, box 111, bull o trice. J 1 1 1 l ia.il" JPorstJ itn5 Inmwti. All l Y mare for lale 1 fit for cart or trnck. Call al 133 Kail I'lin il. 1.10 It MAI,K cbeap-2 coacbei at A. UAIIItY'S, 6 lioerum 11 Ilrooklyn, li-i.-jai .1 .ai 1 ui 1 Jltniutrrj. k5 1 n A ilKAIJTII'JII. aat ol conuimoui" LUgU'U teeth, at Ir PIlKirnS'o, IM Howry L L li J M. M .iL!f lt.?sf anb 0Hrib, BA VKiIIOOt. 'o-t, 'o JJ' t' r.nl'it.w), o -caTr- reiuru to llud!Cl(lvir iiauk. SfT ifF.WA It O-Loii, ar.oil tnamoranJntn boa I ol no value 10 any oue eicepl tua owner 1 will bi raid it73Chnnbcri ii. ttil UKWAItD.-Loil, a light inotl. 1 oa JLudoif.on lueiday Ian, on llowerr 1 aniwiri 10 tli. mini of Jim 1 will bi paid at 199 t'hryatie 11, Si)K ItrWAIlll.-Loit. from 111 BiuSOihit 1 1111.ll blick and tan ilut. Any oni tclurnlctr GRAND FESTIYATi AT FAHU10N coilimB. IN All) OF VltR UNION HOUK Foil aol.tUKUS' AND SAlLOltS UltPHA.ill. In ordir to embla the working ctanei to wltneai tba Immcnia altracilom pi Hinted each day tbe price of adiiimcn will be redncd lo fifty ocnin children, twenty. five eenta. Agent, will pleaae lell looord. Inrly, and make retnrni al fifty can la each when called upon. For the atnnaement of ratroru Immenaa Dancing Piaiforma have been er-ied, where Dancing will ba free throughout ihi diy, I.AltOK KXIIIDlrlON n.ATFOnM PATKNT SAFF.TT SllllOTtNO QAU.CUIK8 I1AVK UBRN nilll.T, HA1.MMIN A3CKNH1DN8 WILL UK MAOK DAILY. F.ilunltlotii of T rimed lloreea will ba made 'he iccond week mors. nocK-F.ND iiDntnijirr. PKOnUAMMH FOII MONDAY. OCT. I. II A, M. Orand Conceit oy 1 welfth Ileglment Dind, N Q 1 John J. Atnxander.l-eJtr. II M.-CAIITMKN'a KICK 1 open to both ilngle and rouble teimi nied In their bnilneav and to be drlren browner or emnloreri open to lilt premlktu, 8C4 trnok 1 aacond, 8100 hirnen, UK P. M. Drumming Filiioiilon. I2i I. Il Tie lu.rope Penorm.ncei, 1 P, M.-tlaie Hall matcn Tetween Amity of Kew Tnra and MontanV ol Ilrooklyn for aat ot flag? 8 P. 3t.8F.COND ORAND CO.NCKII T by Ul Twtlflft Itrgiment Hand. N. O. 4 P. M. Road-wagon trot for laddlo and brldli, pre ented py jtei.iou A OuilJ, ol New York city 1 open to all. III P. M. 8norita Roietta In ro.lume. IK P.M. Harry l-mieoo ttthttope, La liei' llace. 1 mile, for lino, hiblbllion ol Tratnru llorlcl. Ita'loon iiceniloaby the oirlog keroniui. lTiiblog. ton II. Donildiol. Bnouid the wiatber ptora untivoralil", 11 far ai practicable lite orrroimincci Klil bo added to llioie of me 1 ext fair lar. VlnlTliUV Ot'IDK.-Pe.mt,i rolnr in carrlarairan take the farry. boat at Jamea Hip. loth it itd et, 8.1I1 ll org.'dit., K"it River lern-i. and drlre to Fi.Moi t,t,nre. rntded br 1 gn.boardi tne whole route. Thir ty minium' ride. Foot paieug r ihiull tike either Jamei illp or 34th at irr'r to llunleri Point. Care at left aide of boitlinding, Aik lor t-in lioVct. to tno Feaitrai." and Iu lTiiilnntea be at the gr tood. Trilm ererr half hour. Hr.NJ w. Ill ICIICOI'K, Man.rer. More 2w Heekman it.. New York. Bee programme for full Hit of entertainment.. T f lUANp OPF.KA IIOUHK-FII.KF.N OOK K I VJT ID WF.th all OLOUIOUS SIIUl'KSi OF 1 I. F.II.KKN OIIK: I. h TIIDNPKttq OF AITLAIIXK OHtF.T P.VF.RT B K St'KNK CIIKKIt UPON I'MKKIt AND SIHHIll K K OF LAl'tlllTKIl MKKT TIIOiK POP.LAll VA- S VOIIirLN Mr. and Mri. w. J. O FMIIIKNCK. O 0 Faehevenlni.ln RDWA11D KALCO.NKIt'l truly O J exrrllent (rub drama. K Kll.hKN OO K, r. or, DAIIR'S TIIK llOUll BKFORR TRR DAWN. K 1 Mr. W J, FI.OIIKNCK al.,.nilYAN O'KAIIIIFLl. I I, Mn. W. j FI.OIIF.NCRai. llRIIIOKT MAIIUI1IK 1. k Mill UOSR hVANSal.MIll KII.KKN MOKIAItfY K K Mill J VNKllUltKEai Mlaa.NOrtalt O'DUNNF.Ll. K N Mr OEO. CLAItKK aa, PATIUCK O'DONNKLL N laMed by tbe powerful Company of tali Eilablnh. Oimrnt O (I Ell.FKN OOK HlTIN'K. 8AT0RDAY at I. O r. K1LKKN OOK KV-IIY KVKN1NO. at 8. k W A,4,AEi'ft!AT EVKNINO, OCT. Flrit appearance In America or MIoS FI.F.SSY MOKDAUNT, on which eccaaioo, flrtl time In algal yean, Colnien tbe elder! comedy, TIIK JKAI.OU8 WIFR. Ct.iricieri br Mr. Johi Ollhrit, Mr. Chirlei Fl'her, Mr, J. II. Floddirt, Mr. J, It. Polk, Mr. II Montgomery, Mr. H. T Klnggold. Mr. O. F llrowne.Mr.J Peck, Mr. W Qulgiav. lr J. Cnrran. Mlia Plra-y Mordannl. Mlu Kmiir Mrilayer, Miaa Ilema Tracy, Mm Kitille Howe, and Ml'i nial-iell. Tueiday-TII K J K AI.OI7H WIFK. Uedneidly-TIIK IllV.MJ Thnridiy (lint lima tbu ienon)-MA8K8 AND TACKS. Frldir MASKS AND PACKS. Dai notice will br clren of the flrit appearance of Mil. CHAIlLKn MAfllKWa. N,no'H M'P8nJpuccfs,. Mr FRANK MAYO In the gieat local drama or tne bTUEKTS OF NKW YOIIK. which will be preiented wilh KNTIIIE N'KW SCKNKItT, Introducing three celebrated pirtnrra, TIIK KNOW HTOItM. UNION bllUARK BY MOONLIdHT, TKIlllIULE. STAIitI.INO. AND LIFS LIKK FIRfcSCKNKI MONDAY, Oct. 23, Vr fOTHKUN aa LOUD DU.NIlRg ARY. 1QQTH'P T1IKATIXK. CU8UMAN. LAST SIX NI0I1T8 nf MISS CVSIIMAN QDFBN KA IIARINK. In Ihaketpeatc'i a-rand Irageavof Ilenrr YIII. MIL WM. C'llF.HWlrrT, U CAIllllNAI. IWILSF.Y. LAST Ql'KKN K A I IIARINK MATINEE, ON HATUIIDAY. at IK o'clock. UMOSTMiOAItK THE TIIK. corner 01 llroadway ana Ilth it. II. W BUTI.nt., .....Manager. COM I'i. K IK I'liAN'OK OF llll.L. TIIK OltFAT 1.F.KHNO VKI.I.. tilt, l-OI.Ol.-AL Ot.ll) TR Ul'C. AND III4MI 11 ALL. T KVKHY F.VRNINO. MATINBK WKDNK8DAY AND BATDIIDAY, Al TWO O'CLOCK. .-Til AY. THKATKK. BIXTII WKEK OF THE OIIEAT IMIMIA OF THE TIMES, DtVORC-." DIVnilCF. li the great loctal lemation." Herald, DlVOUCK Utineeaaturdar next at o'clock. DAN KICK. PARIS PAVILION CIRCUS, 'f bird week of the rreat AMPII.TIIKATI1F. ON 1ITII ST., ttrlween Id and 34 an. Imroeme lucceii of the ALADDIN' PALACE C rc.i Compauv. under the direction of the .orraa clown, DAN RICE. HOX, l'AP.Qt'ET, I and FAMILY CIRCLE. Sean lecured three daya In advinci. ai fi7oi: t'liiroT) r at ill 1TF.1MI AY HALL, bATI'RDaY KVKMNO, on. 14. al 8 o'clock, 01 -TIIK ItlNll ie tg ta bloit-loll1 llf11 "to- lcutt7 tttTHlptJ CITY t'HAt'DS. Aluiliiton Fifty f'enti. llrierir I heaii ,.,....evonij.nre Cenii. To 1.- bad ai Blclnrfivti1Nomriintr"I Tli itniid wa.'.Fcntibrrt.i'i am ero.d. av Oliver Dii.o 1 A Ci.'i, "11 HroalHai, Itulliian, In CmUji. Miu-tuil A tciitti.Vll liroadw y, Root A niliony, 64 Line, it it. Nl'KN II A Y A N I) N Hill i I I I.IIAND IS'ilUrill.l. nXHIHIIlON' of the Amrnran luitmiiu. In llio moniier but d ng. coirrlngite mock Tnlrd and Second avi. "-ixtv-th.rd and "i xiv.tr urth ati ovrrtV) feci lout, with over l'O li iqnaie feet rxi ttltlo 1 itara T hiuiand. of attract lieu, vel'ie. from all narnnftlie Cnlo-i. HAKE FLOll hits, PLANTS. FIIL'ITS, Ac. MFCHA.Nli AL MIRACLKL Michlncry run broier uo bor.e power, making all tone of Iiiir... from ratreti don to Irlnrra and 1 11 le i. ne'i.re voor evci lleamtiul tlecoraiioo.. A ma 11II0111 .ig.it mat nine .houl I nilia. Keating! iplen. nid muiie. I.very ufteruoon and even ng. Admuiion 5 x c iildren halt nr c. bee imill lui a. Opp.it a mill i'Tk- opkim 1 opFih. I.IM I'll ill N't IIIKATilK.TM HroadKiv. REVIVAL OF FRK.NI II Ol'hlt.V IIOL'PI K, w n AlMi K. OPE.NINO NKIIU' Tills MOM) VV, Oct. I, md eiery evening lunn?tew ok. l.A I'hRII 11(11. K. AIM1IK IU1 PK'lU IIOI.K I)FIllTof Moii. FFIIj.ANDJ0.'' ai 1'IQl'IM.O. fpoN r wroii'fTiu'niiA iuufi iMAIIM:u The.rea Inn, 1 o i.t.ie, on PKlHtl SON TI'KMl Y8 THKOIFIKIi FOY MST FRS. mil III collie llr" .Us BA11I.DAY8 Till- IMMITAHI i: WI'.llIKIt. at IMF. ONI Y IONV I''..s.lll hair paill. TIIK Oli.AX Tit RTAP. llioCl'K. SaN l'ltA.NOIi;0 llN."tt,M. IMllK.NsK 81'CCFSS, i;invj)u) iuiv.rN, DlItCH. WAMHOLD, HhllN'Mtll A HACICUb'S 8A.N KRANllSCO MINVrilKLs, WITH NKW AHTIoTH. KYKftTTIUNU FHEII AND bPARKH.VO. GltOIIB TIIKATIIK, Tut flroidway. JOiiN btF.lbON LK-ohlC AND PliDPHIBTOH. will reopen MONDAY, ocr, 16. Fliil anpear.nt e of ill As AoAi! UiCitUOKD'S BUK LESOUE AND YAUDKVILLK COMPANV. and tne en. tire Quo Alliance from Ihe Howard Aiheneu'n, Ooiton. WAliXK'l AT TIIK 8TADT TIIKATIIK. 11 WAUHll-.t., TIIK OIIKTK81 L1VIMI TENOR. WAl 1IIKL IN STUaDF:.LA. MONDAY. TV ACHTEL IN TnoV.ifUllK. WKDAhSDAY. POWKIIY TIIKATItK. Ij Mil. J. 11 MUDLKV ror NI01IT8 ONLY. DRI'.AM OF Ilt:-riY. or PAl 1. ol' Tol.KIll), EL 11YDEII. OR CHIEF0KTIIK OIIAIITS.I BRYANT'"" llT'Kll.t IIOIL-IK-230 sUlEEfl lieiweenCtli and Tin an tteti rierv even.ig. UNPIIFH'K.N DPS IKD si (XEsS. CIIIHVIIKDJIUUrlP.i, KOYA I, HAVANA I.OTTKllY. Ticket, from II CO to 832, for Oct. 21, by JObhl'll DAT KB, 104 liroaivai,room 4. f 4 ai c it 1 can joi'k'ky (i.iniTv .IKIIOMr! I'AIIK. FALL MKhTINO. H7I. SATURDAY. f,lV EMii U V' TUESDAY. OCT. 10. I TllLIISDAY. OCT. II. Flr.tr.c.a.1, d.y. p."?mp.l, aVifei? 0CT Wn.iTtT, beciiry. f- Te'illnTO racei or laliei ol New York and llrooVlvit. Tlia maa! if 'ai s o'Mo'rS'i."!." 10 """'i furh huridir. "1 ,I Jn i f., i i' ,,.f'c."Jn, of 'te Pre. in ll ,M t0 aJl na I'5 ''Or.r tree to all. Knirlei lo cloie at 1 I. n. on da) of race. H1 !'tTn' OH,r,:""'JV,',1 "On KTVh rtee .7oX" iV'.o.tM''- w uiiv.lii((.'!(.Ir'1i!u ion.C i.,!k'..wu nrincii optni at it. tniyioiionri Chapel. corner Tin ar Monday, 11 A 9. all P.M. for choir boyi, and 8 o'clock for a lulu and girli (JHOItTIIANO.-A aiiorlhand" writer wiihei 10 Q.ru7,u"'.rtkr't'cnr,or o K Molll'.TON.FOnroadiriy rooinaO. ni -WIHTI.NH.'.'llr.iomr ooikrepii Si.k'' I.., I,11?"' "llimrt ipe Hng, reading, 81 each, PAINtYb IluilDeii Cvllrge, U Dowcry, day or t,tlote Smntni-rtTA j OlaYMrlO-lir.aTltFj' BIWRNTTr WKKk', OIIKAT BTfCCr.8. CROWDED H0USK3. F.VKHY KVRMINO AT 8. MATINEES TTDNESDAl8 AND SATUHUATI AT I. 0. L. ro-.'a celtbnted ipectirulir ballet r intoamia, uuifiTT puiirrif. n.D 11, D. II D. nUMPUT DUMfTT. 11 IV II. I). II. p. "Unllka any other elown. Mr. O. I. Fox pri ll. I), iinta a vain of fine acting I) ipalcli. II. I). THE CELKHHATED MAIITKNS FAMILY. II. p. tloui, MARTKNA1 I The moit popular fea. ISO Mme. MAItTKNS f I llnroi ol tne Olympic art II. I). UlU.URSTCilK.Hi I Inoieof lha Uariem tara II D. Mr racial aa w.l n vocal. It. D The annuo merlli ol Ihi IL I' Tyrolean r.creniriclttei' II. D. and tne 'Cat Doel' are ad. II II. mtrably developed by tne 11. D. Marlrnij aodlliea Ihepor II. f) Mull charmi of tbe two II. I) Imiea. wbaln-oncer tint H. tlio nmtly 11 io popunr." jj.D. II. 1. Malarial! to make hall a dotm pantouilmai.M II. ttirald. -.IUK KIMALFT TROtlPK, II I. A DELE, IMARIETTA, II. PAZl.lKRt.l MOIHONDO, I .CI.EMKNt'E.ALIXANOr.OWA.TOllNll ll. A HON IU, and 1,1 Tl LK VhNIIH olllNOIt C i,. II. I. SBLLI. TIIK 7.IO ZAII8, IIRRII WILLIO. II. bean lernrol Hi flajl tn adranco at the box II. D. offlca of tne theatre or by telegram, 4 (All Ell Y OF .11 HMO. It TANKLLA. A I'AIIF.PA HO.-A -ORAM) KNOLISII OPERA. MONDAY. Ort 9.-F0IIIiril SIJII-CRIITION NKIIIT. OIIANI) ItliNTRF.K OF MMK VA INI (MM. Van Eabdl), tbe moil eminent American Prima Donna rrooi the prlnr.lral Oieia llouiei of F.titope, In llalie'i ro mautlc and beautiful op ri (flrit rime in Amend), bATANKI.I.l OKTIIE POWKltOF LOVE, whlcti will be prodnred In a corgcoui mfu f r cntlrclr new contimr., new icrneir, p rrdld ifpolnt inenli.and 'he loll' alngiitperbsrAHCAai'i Mme VANZINI iVanZaiidtl ai FUtanella Mil. CI. AIM DOillA.. aa Leila Mil ATTN .KI.T COOK ill Mr. W.l AMD' a. Countliup rt Mr. f.C. CAMI'OKLI aa Ailu.anei Mr r.. rn.'tN 1 n--r.."i iir WI1IFFI4N- a Karl Mr. (I. HALL .....aa Ilratechio Mr. IIMIIl.KMAN a. Hit. Vitler Mr Kl ilOX ai il,0 F.r-U'iraie and Mri. DoUDINoT ai U rth.. CONIlIJCT Oil. Mr. CARL ROSA. TUESDAY, BATANELLA, WEDNESDAY, MARTHA. Prlcea aa ninal. Itci.rved .eat. foraaioaitna Aca. demv, at Ecntrmer'i, 701. at llatl'i. Til, and 111 Uroad way. fll'HE tATKAKOSfll ITALIAN Ol'li'tt, L AT THE ACADKM1 OF lllll), .NK1V YORK. M'FCIAI. NOIICK. Tbe Milkmen Italian open I cart oflee la at lha KVKItKTl I10USK (entrance on 4th av between lilli aod llin Hi where .nmrrmtloni for the 8SASON OF TWENTY (20) NIIIIITS OF ORAND ITALIAN OPERA, coromenclo- on MONDAY, Oct. 1811, In which Mile CHRISTINA MI.SON wtll make ber flnt appearaoca In Italian Opera In Niw York, ata now beiog receired from I A. M. till I P. M, daily; fllilK MOIII.TON.CONCKIIT8. J Mra L'lUS MOULToN will ilve a lerlei of THREE ORAND CONCERTS and ONE MATlNER AT 8T KIN WAY IIAt.L, on MONDAY. OCT. 16 1 TPEKDAY, OCT. IT) FRIDAY, OCT.20I and SATURDAY A FTRRNOON, OC T, II. Mn. MOULIUN will be aiilitad by tne following annul Ulta AONR3 PALMER. Contral'o, Blgnor O, LF.ONI, Amaienr Tenor, Bjtnor UIOROIO RONONLOarllone. MgnorPAIILOSMiASATE. Violin Vlrmoio. and a ORAND OKCIIKUTHA, und-r tbi direction ot Slgnor CARLO HitfO.NI. The lale of araia lieglm al the Hill ON W EDS EsDAY. OCT. II. WUOO'r) IlIII-'Eir'jl, pomiivki.Y List week of LLCII.I.E WESTERN, wno will appear every ereulnr during the weak (eieaai Friday) In TIIF. CfllLD STKAl.EH. UAKQAItKT ItOOKLKY LUCILLE WESTERN. Matinee loJar al 1 P. M. MR. AND MRi, JO'IN L. HALL, la Ihi ORPHAN'S DREAM. and farce of IlltOTIlEU HILL AND MR. FRIDAY OCT lit. F. sT LYNNK. lor Ihi benefit of lucillk wkktf'rn. cSnblw Jlotic". lORPOKATION NOTlOK.-rubhc nonce 11 V 1 herebr nvcu 10 the owner or ownera. occupant or ocenpanta 01 all noniei and toll. Improved or unim proved landi arferird thrrrbv, that the lotlowlng ai, iemen;i hive been completed, and are lo1r-1ln lha oOreof ihe Hoard of Alienor! for examloauon brail benoni Inicreited.vti 1. For laying lleUl.n pavement In F.Mrldge Hreit, from Divn on to lioniton Hreet, 1. For laving llelgtan patement In Forty.teond llreet, irom Tenth avenm to the lln.l.on Hlver. 3. For laying Ueiglan parcnicnt la Aveuue C, from llomton to Fgntrenm llreet For layli g llelgun pavement In Elltabeth Hteet, from Orand to bteeckeritreet. 3. For liymg Uriel. u pavement in Broome llreet, finni Norfa k iirecl to the Ka.i Hirer, For laying Il'lrlin pat rment In flurly. eighth itrecl, Irom Lexington aveuue to the F:alt Rlier 7. For Ii) log Helglan parrment la Fifiy-flftb itreot, from r.ighth to Tentn arrnne. 8. For lailng Hrlriin i-avement In Fifty fourth meet, from Eighth to Ninth avenue. V. For laying llelrlan pavement In Idxhly.ilith Uriel, from T nini tvrr.ne to the Ent River 10. For laving Heliian pavement In Kluhlleth Unit, fr,"c rWcocAto TT.trti aric-i? 11. For laying uelgian pavement In Tblrty-fonrth llreet, from Nlnilt tu Tentli avanaa. 12. Foi laying Ueirlaa pavement In Flay nlutb llreet, from Tenth avenae to ihe lludion Hlver. 13. For laying Stafford pavement In Fifty-eighth meet, trom Sixth to Ninth avenne. II. For building lower in Fourth arrnne, between One Hundred and Ninth and Ooe Hundred and Pirtcenth itree a.wlth brancbea. 13. For building lewcr In Avenne A, between Fevemy.nln-.k and Elghty.ilxtn Hreet., with branc iei, lb. For bunding lewer In Pint arenue. between Tntitr-tonrin and lb rtt-ninin itree 1. with branches IT. Ft r bul dii g .ewer In Church Hreet, between Fu'ton and Morm Hreeu 18. For ouildicg lewer In lludion Hreet. between Canil and r.iry itreeta. 19 For building lewer In Tenth avenue, between Matiliauan anl Lawrance itreeti, anl tn Lawrence Hreet, between Truth avenue ana Om Hundred and Twenty nin n meet. '.a For flagging Tentnitreet, bitween Avenne D and the Kait l iver. 21. for fluxing Fifty -flnt atrcet, between Itroid way and Mghtn avenue For regulating and grading, cnrbinr and flar-lng One Hundrei and Thirteenth meet, from 1 bird are our to llarli-m Kiver. 23. For curoing and flagging Clarke llreet, from Ilroome 10 oprlni meet 21. For curbing anl flagging Not. 33 ind 31 11 ink lieet. 23 For laying rm.iwalk acrcnWnrtn itreet. from lonthwt-tt to nortnwe.i c rnerof('haiha-n meet. on F.JT lar-r. e ra-B-u arix.irrrrc nrnl, at wr.ltTiy liller.eriimi or Mni'i .vruue IT For lamia ironwaig arroi. nnrtlierlr lnier' c tlon ol una liondred aadTwejly flfth meet and.Niuth avenue. 2M For latlng cronwilk at tin four Intenectioni of Droadway and Lawr nc itreet '.1. For laying rr 1111 k acrmi Otand itret, from lotithwrit to Lttrihwiit corner ol R dje itrurt. In-limit! ecitd icrd pyiuib av-erimmt include all Ihe aer rel homei aud loti of r,rjuul, ncini loti, piecei and parcel ol Ian t muate.1 o t I llotli m1r o Eidridgn llreet from Dlvlilna to Houston itint. to Ibetilintuf lull Hie block on tbo intene. ttug itrreti, 2. Haiti Hon of F'ortr.iecond ilrret from Tenth ave nue to the II .01011 l!u-, r, lo the cxlcnl ol had the bloc on tne inteirrc'lng urroti S. Hoth ii.ln iti Avenue c Horn Hon. ion to Eight eenth -treet. 'o the ra 10,11 of half Iho btocg on lliu in icriertlpg lirerti. 4. Itoih Hiei of Kilrabcth itreet, from Or mil to Illffc.rr itir.'t, 10 tne exieui of hiifthe biooko t iho In lent c imr rretl. 3. Ilntniideioi Hroooir itreet.from NorioU ilrot-uo tbi- t.u.i Rtri r.10 tit ex'.unt ol ball Iho bloc. u itte liiterrfciiag-trrtii 6 liot.i mir. "I 1 h.rtr-ctghih mrel, fiom I.rvinginn nl-t'i.ue 10 Ihr Full Riler, In iic I'ltflll ol lull the hi c -n 1 tin lnicr.eriitu.li rla ittit'i ao't o I'tiii -flltli .irct from Elglith to Irnh en nue. 1 1 iho raient ol lull of (he bloc uu thu In 1 r eeullug llierti. H II tb -l In of Flftv.fojrtli itrrrl. fro.n K glilli 10 N'thh ait.ine, In tlir exuiti 01 li.iir the bloc, un the lute 1 -c 1 n 1 i-e.'li 11. II tth 11 le- 01 K'ghty-.ixih Hreot. trom Th.rd ave nue to the F"at t iver, to t m evleul of half tin 0, c k on Ihe inl'-riri-iing meet. li) Hum il Kt tit Lig iiu'ili iiroet, froui socinl to T 1 ird avunuo. 10 tli exloui tit inn me blucK nu the ri tbTii-c tng itruen. 11. I'.uih i.Jct o: Tlilrty.ronrth tlrcrt from Nlnilito T nth avenne, to Iho cue.. I of lull the bloc, on llio IU I oiei'llnj mcti. 14 l;l-f'l-lof Fift.r-nlntn ilieet. Ironi Tanth nyr Hue to me Hu lion itiver.tuibeixiunt ui hall iho block on Ihe interceding Hreeti li. Uolhiidraof Pifty-uighllii.rect, from Slilh to Ninth avenue, 10 lh extent ol half tbe clock ou tne In leraecting meet! II. Theea.ierly llJe of Fourth avenne. from One Hundred and klghui llreet to One Hundred and -ii. leenth Itreet, and the ptoperty bounded by Oae Hon" dred and Etrhib and Ooe Hui dred and bTxteeulh iire.ti and Tblrtl and Fourth avenuea. I. tti.tirnn.riv hinn,1.il he Av.ntt. A VI.., avenue aud Bevent) ninth ami Kl(lilv.ilxtbitreeti,ilie aaiterly tide of Avenue A- from I-.I111 ihirtl to Kljrritr 11x111 itreet, aaa the northerly tide of EUbly-ihlrd Itreet Irom Avenue A to Avenue II. 16. Tie propel ly bounded In Flnt and Second are ntieian l I hirty- uurtnaud Foil). tint meet., and both lid. a m Ftnl avenue (torn rintty.fourili to Forty-Wild meet. IT. llotli ildai of Chnrcli I'reel, from Fmton to Mor rn itreet, the property bounded br Churcb ilrret aud llroadvtav and Full 'iiantl Mor il meet. It Doth 11U110I Hudtoa meet, from Canal to Venn itreet, 19 The neiterly able or Tenth avenue, from Manhat tan to one) lltmdrnl and racuty-iiiiuli vtrtnti, an 1 both eidea cf Liwreuce itteel, Irom Tumi lo l.loveiiili av t-itue. 20. lioin Hdca of Te tth itreet, fiom Arenue D to the Kail Hirer. vi. Huh il,1i! p Flfty-errt it-eel, Dom Seventh to .1. .v.out. "A nom .l-iri HiiDflred and T lib teenth itreet. finn, Tn,rd,l'vemuru.'- Ilarlen. ol half the tilocg tin interircling ilrerii. 23 Tlieoaiteri) tide of t larae iircet, from Hroome bptinx urcet. 21. tne proierly known ai Not. Si and 31 llank itreet 21. llotn Hdei 01 Wottli itreet, ct'iiinu'iiclng at Chit" I'limquareant running oriirrly thenKroiii om huu. tired nnd ivtcnty-ili I' ll, and mo weiierly li t. ul klott t'eet. commiucinga; M orih ilrret and ruuning uoiiti irlt ihertfrum oni hundred nnd furty..erin 1041, 6. T be vi a(tri ly Hdc cl Mntli avenue, oamoitncinr al Lawrenie mrei anl running noribriir aud lomh iy one hiiii'lrrtl fjel thcri'ir'UI. The northerly Htle of (Lie HiindreJ and Twenlt' (lib ar. Mani.ailau uric 1, iron) Ninth tu Teim a r nue. ml norinrrlt Hdo if One Huu lie 1 .11 1 Twenty. fifth -ireei.ronineur ng ai Ninth avauua, ml runni-ig eaiteily Iiunna-J hd irteuty-Ov. f,.e tlieit trom. '.n. Hum iide of Law. 'act Uriel, from Tenili 10 Eltventn aveniir. and hotJ Hie- ul ilru.daay. iron tl.lili.lt.n loTlni' rfiTii'tllrl .MTuvtl vi.t urt HrFol. w-t -iivrjuw. j.'.'ijf 1V1.. ''ti';i,.. (Iraott rt- -i. hu 1 iimnot. Ciitui,.) lr. loj.iieny pa 1 tua tioV; 'to -'h "t All permit wlioit oiirreiii are alTer'ad by tne above named iiirliuiein, and a-lu aro oiiiiolnl tu tin .ame or rimer 011 hem, are r- 'ui''.tl 10 pte.ent llnir ohjec. tiui.a in wrlllog lo 1C11 bird 1 a t.d, Chaiiman 01 the Ito.rtl of A.atf.ion, al ilfir omce, No IJ Chain 10 Hreut, wlihln lliirly diyi Domjhi'daio of ihi. noiigi. THOMAS nTAsYK?l. MYFH MYERS. MI4NCM A BANDS, OrriciCtuiDorAiikaaox, i a"' Airi, Niw ioa,uti, i,UK. SHambam nrtb UniltMbi. I?!tIK It A I I.WA Y-TR NT LtTATte? "t'ip"i"ir J fool of Cbaoioen Ureal and foot ol Oi 11 low. 1 1)1 Turaaih Exirrea fralni laire Cnambm it tun A.M.. 11.00 A. 81.. 6J0 P M. and 10') I m, J.','' Mw ma Improred Driwtng roo.n Coaenri ar;; ranr tie Ico A. M. train throurn ti lii.ft. Smpeailon nrtdge, connecting al Horneilitule ,i m.gninconi Bleeping Coacnta running iniomi JI Cleveliad and cmrinoiil. sleep ng Co.e)"i aeeaxpany ina lljPO A. M. train from -niaa.hil. l' 1 u riatfiloi the 6J0 P II tram from New vVta ?loipenilon Hndte and Ihe 7.00 p .1. tram irom V.. r.to llnflalo. Fnip.nilou Urldre aadcivlnm'i i'l Tfm nant it. Is l'ave.;-ir II fill i'tI!i,''e',"MlJ "ar, 800 A. M.'an! ID p 11 .JJ". ,"'la and Ttay, at '130 A. M.S.ljp u" II and, Bnnna. onie, 8-v) A. M. 1. ut n Jjorotiivllle ind Wiv. at'HAO A. M. fl 'For fuffern aod War, 1 00 and 4 M p. M 9 ..rorri'"ot ,'ld it at Hi 1000 a M lim 4f0;i.u?;5 MJ',,,,JP M an.IHi,inigl1"'y' I For llackeniara, Hillidale anl Spring Vaiir in u P A. Fl. and n.13 4100. 80). 6ix) and te.o p -VJ 1 W'SJ'"''' ;il Saliirdar. only altUcO MUnlght j iit0ir,"m;,n.t'.S'":i TH"ian at.1 rfa, a I II M.I 11,50. T31J.1I 13. I I. tJ.10, M.S4 md Tt V i j ind Wednei 1,1 and Saimdavi only M.'M MtdnixiA U Sr-riialt'indiv Trnn-at tioo A M and 1 1 43 1' u I ,Il,.!,.TTrm: 1'""J.,'nni''Mre-lonereiiniri I Sa.' tif h"" "'SOr Depot ni.ei'n rain' I 811 I'M 'rom ,M 1 Ticket! lor nature and for apartment tn driwio.. I room and Heeplng coacliee can ba outlined, an on.. I for tne check.ng and iranner of oajtije mar huln i Vih' J?8 H,"n."";V 3T "rrrnwica it tuioi ol 23th ei. and S1 av. Harlem 1 1 t m-t .tr.-t. ,irr.2-,TS.,.20.,"ro1"F. Wliilimumrgh dipoiiiiel of Chaoio'ii i il loot 01 Md it. Nw Yor, am t.Tnelp.UolJr.';1 J"'"' Duly J "or pirrmontin 1 Nyarie. t For flackcnia-ir (For llirarniicg and iiuiili.o o..ir. ,11.r, I' ronkil on y. L, d. 1u1cKK.1t, An, i. wti n iiAnn. Ocn'ISup't till. Oil iiVr A't T.ONI1 IMilNII n Ill.ttO.M) 00. I A (i. J Altllk -OFMKNT. I H A. )i drenport an I '-.ir Hi bar. I F4 A. M.,Ncr.nro t and flit n t or IOt.10 1. M It ckivn a Way Trim. JiJIiil .M,i.:inporiani)".a: Harbor Eiptim. r A trio P M Rivernead Kipria. al 4 t'10 P M .North! on anl lltnn Cova Ktnrei. W HP M., N ritipo.i anl (Hen Core 1) ar I ii i n All train connect at Minneo a with 11 "iln te tl. f Sundav :xvnnlon Tratna for Itollvu, Ok-1 1 y. I cn.i Vallev, lite iv lie llnmlngton nd NorHr. irt I leava Hunter'ipol it al a M aniJPjJI h I 4 I.IIANY AN IT" TltOY Ta YT,1N U r-ieamria (1 VinlTAIIll anl DlNlil, l V i from Veiirv.t. at 8.30 A. M Slth l it 8:15 lin-lnrai I lonhrr. Tarrrtown, and trivi (br frrrv iifi), r i. I ""V.".1 'nln., i-. .'""all. Ncwburgn. Potuuiun. I ie rminelieck Catikllt, and lludion coamcllni wui lyjW.'L.?;"' '2! "V ,.v,,t rj r -eiiiSm .SCIIU1LFR maklnglut 1 a. are I r lenon up Tuti day, Oct. 10. and down tlednciday, Oct 11. 11 X7INF.'ANO ItAII.WA Y.-F.ir Vlnelmd N T, I and llruUelou. Leave fool of Muitay t N I York, via N J. Rnuth..rn Railroad, a 0 1 M anil I P.M. by ilatmcii Euiplr. State md Je ie Hoyt J VT .HILL", ci-n ''sJir.l. 9$tym$. i j NCIIOIl l.INKPAniAdE TIUIITnC 1 to and fiom any Railway Station In Ouil flrltain, Ir land. Norwar, Sweoen. Denmark, (ieimanr. Hollind Belgium and the Untied Bialea, by aiaameri mlloi weekly, fur He AT LOWEST CURRENCY HATES. Alio. Draft for anv amnnnt DAT! 8 OFKAILI.NO ARK AS FOLLOWS I tux mw oxraBTvaia From aintgoie. From AVtr JV4 JVed.,Bept, 20 Europe v,ed. Ort.it Bat rep 23 Iowa. Fat., Oct 11 8at., Ftepi 30 Cited nie,, mi on li bar., Oct. T Aujlia ait, on u For the accominodation of Ha patrtm anl lha pob He the Ancnor Lino nava opened a hrancn flle 11 11 I Hioidwar. a lieio. bei del orein ticket', rallruit tick, en to at 1 railroad nation Weit, North, ind 8. uin.cil bi pnrcbaaid at toweat rale. uenoerion nnoTiii.r.i. T Ho ling Ureii. TOIt QllK.NTOWN ANl" I.IYKIIPmi- Inm in Line lloyil Mall SteimeO ite appoiatilij nil a. lo.lowr C ty of w Yorg.Tbnndar, Oct. II al 2 P M. (Ttv 01 Mamlngton, Haiurdar cl tl.iiap.M, Clir ot liiltnnorr. Tiiuridav, Oct. 1 it 10 a. Jt, City 01 li-n.-e'.. Batnrtlar ini.'i at M, and eacniuceeidlogBaturdiy ina fiinndir. irool'ia u. North River. RATES OF rASSAQh. PavaMeli Hold. I Pavaaie In Curreaey. FIF1T I'lntK l73l.TIaAtlk .11 Peeeengen alio forwarded 10 P.111, Havre Hin 00. g. Saedeti, Noiway, and Denmark al irduce Iiiki 1 Tlckeli can be bought here at mo iir.ie ratei by ae 10,1 wi.b ngto aotitl lor tletr fr eudi, J, For lurtberinrorniatton apply it Ih.Coinpany'ioaei vi JOIINO. DAI.h. Agent. 13 Hroinway. New lorx. VAT10NAI, 1.1 N P. OF "TKAlisillPi i TO LlV..iii'Oi)l, tip F.ENaloWl. DENMARK. Anttr.w rv'lurdav. Or' 'l.atlOAM, Kill LOND IN DIHKUT. HELVETIA, (lr gga. iu -day, Oct 10 al 1 P M I abm pamge 173 aid 111 curreiey Steerage 1.1 carniry Prepaid ateerage I cketa Horn Llierpooi.gutiniioea, London lesrr, ant Olaigow, tl c irrenry. For ntither Inlormaiton, apply ai the Compny'i offlcei to llroadway. F IV J. IIUIirtT. Manner. QM.Y DIKKCT I.INB TO FRANCE. IMF. OKNEIIAL TfSAVS ITI.ANTIC COVPANVI MAIL 8IKAMBIIIPS HKTWF.KN NEW YORK AND HAVRE UAI.I.INU Ar UHe-ol. Tbe ipljndid rei-e'i on tliti fivorttr route fortli Conitnrnt will mi from Pier N". 30 N rih H.ver.ai Tolloi II p.ltKlltF.DaniA. Sitnrdav. Oct. II. I F.T. LlUIIK.N I Leniir e.Balurdar. Not. 4. WA1HINOTON, llraillort.Satunlar, Nov. II. VILLK UK PARIS, Suimonl, Saturday, Dec. if. PRICE OF PA9S4.fl! IN OOI.D (Including wine) TO II .EST OR II A Villi. Fimci' ln. lltSi icconl caoin, 87). F.xcnrilon l.cktti at retliiced rale. Tbeie airamen do not cirrr Heer.gi pa.iengjri. American travelleti golog 10 or reluming ir m PI Com nenl of Kurooo. by taglng Ihe iteau.e'iol ib'l lio, avoid Itotb traoitt by Knglmi raiU av an! i',e d 1. comfoil. of rro.ilng the Channel. h.tt'i imng lime, troubli, aud ixpenif OLORUK MACRF.N.II., A(enl. 81 llioadw.r New 1 org viiitf. htaiVTTnk. II lleiwem New Yoik and l.lr-rpool, cil'lnx it Cork harbor eacn way Nov and nuguiflreni ll tfal built .iiain-hipi, combining HU KI Y. KI'F.KD lOM. F'OKT. Paiieugrr accomotodattoni unni. h-d AT LANHr.Ori.il. OCf ANIC llcl at 3 P. M IHI. Tll .Nov.lt, Mloon rate. IM g d trun ua. H) i Bli'Cltt'n 130 Currr.,(-T. Pr -uald Cerll8(i;cl. f.l Ap 2 pi; at M hue Star Line oinrci J. II hl'lllKS Agent, tl llroi'iwi) 1 1 j 1 Icjjailntisjjuj 3loIi. VOTICP. In IIKItKIII (ill EN mat Milium II Cain, bell and Ibmiiai ll ll.ni oj 1 tuo Jti-,) tl.e lmftir-r on rit 'e-e- 'f tiiv, --t- tied copirtnerhl,o under the prov ,n- fi I 1 t 1i Htaiule. oith.B .Ie ti New York to 1 f ru ru-d on n tit city of New Yora- under tbr llru naiue 01 W1i1.11 1 C iti'.ltill ol u huh Villi a.u tain,t! 1 a t-at-i.il i-u,i urr and Thomal D Harr'io.i loru.l itaituer Tltc bulliu-e. 01 lltl-ttiparlnrrhl! te 10 pr Hie felt eral t hoiograi h'c, HthoL-rauliic. ph o lui.oiai 1, ci rtiolo-rei iet, and 1 lie r rodrt loin an.l Mle of 111. 1 l'io tarn itnirn.. ntul niiier ii uilar wor- 01 urt or nit-nt aim jte, by nil cropcr ami fcuii.hie ine.n wn.t I-er.-r aiiil"fil,e ilatti. ncuu uri, or oitor oruiu.i Irom tiln, h cop't. or iiutrr.itina ira 10 l.-' 11. 1 The ip clal puttier it. a rrulii u-td li.i 10 HI Com 11 on Murk 1 11 pn iu. r-h p I. t ron.n,' n l j'l'i 18''' "U 10 c"""""cll,0));ir' 1 1 r'tuiotJ D.tud. Mdutrtuberl, Hit. WM CVMl'HKLi THOt D il 1 'il fl'lllK I'IITNi:HMin'lt.tW"'nT l-eioinj I II Nit-i-oltlii 'el o ring 41 M.. tilt Url it ,1a I) Nice .liiil a.ttt 00 lit iiayineul ol lite lo't' Nrti Y r 1 ll l.;i. a. I, RH, Aut'tl.t L ti. ti b l..l.)fftred Ul uuiIihi 10 ft llrootne it ro ,u-r t ri Irr 1 (Oioifiin. liAlt(JINH IN TEA.-. 'otf 1, Hour, ci 1 tl it and or.tv "l 01 .0 I n quau Ittf t mi r j bod). I'mIL-iiv 1 -iir 111 no a ul leetorif it I if IH'IM S 11. AO.NKtl 2i;i(lrt'Cl' t- ti I I 1 t' 1 I 3 Uoft5ional Ciitbs. I nil. I'ltANULIN, i lit. 11 1' c':cr Hrr-t. I twrniy yr.ir I'm 11 111 1101 dial x-"rienre p 1 1 and all ikin duoaiei tier iianently curel it't it i uirroiuy Coniitlution fire. DR, liT'.'TtRvA'jr.'i .4 nenco 111 the cuie ol dlfi'a.r- A'tvo t- giatu STA. VfllF.lt I. Ni: or" Tlil'leilug rur.il In Hi 1 11 HI 1 K A OA IM N.4T.' 4111 av t-01 "liit.New 1 York, No pay nnni cured. Orci'ari .rn' i rSUOIOfl". f A KAOT.-Profe.ior MARA tell tin verv m nl go J and t-uuult him at once lie ti a irlnt!uc '"tru that every oue can f!rpt'r.d on Iu tuve alfilil, 11 mil marriage!, name. day. ami 'ucky d.ji. and no d i ait oliiiinenli In marriage ur never lei a. he e tie.t living exponent ol lln. .ctr.ice 00 earth 'i' arrlut and uieiul lerret rovtialel tnat 11 1 mug mortal rier Knew heroic now tu cue i a d..i 1 en 10 111.1m lha on 111. r ai.H iniitut 1 atfii. a 1 "I lack lu a,: ou- nei. Co nu t the gr 11 w .t!" 1 will toil III1 event of votlr wli il lili wit i" 1 a- g I him any rtu 1 tn. it. w,ll rt-lei' Hi" r tu- r I tun- and i't lot out tha rcmy nurji 1 tth 1 r 11 PC. lly llld lianiilUL. Hii.lt 1, Wfillu .1,1 li n 1II1111 1 te rt 11 li ui alt woo roiiiitit itiua III "1 geui. 30 i-u:ii lo (1 K I'.t r 1 av n -a, 1 1 '1 1 T -.ll.lli:. I, iflANI UK. 111. bi t 4 l liti.titt-. .nil .Co 1 II. u lueil.cil (unrvutl 1 Sucre 10I Hot I'Jlu ciulury ran b ctuiul -t -i -k t 1 I rre..t. in I I ourr Hu ay iiiioioi'i u.t'iij. of 1 1 t. I I tin, I) lid or lie Hie w ndi-r u) I'el'-u 1 1 'laiut 1 I o cumfre mi .vr,''.,i"'ia"',t' 'i' -4 olUi-e 113 Mill 2.1,1 n ttrivtt.ti 6H1 .ml 7l't av I T'P'rr.NTlONT-Miiie. "MNflilirTlaTriuian "I 1 1 retituvr I 10 IM 6 h av. l.''iu,iat'. 111 uo 11.no '1 .ii.iiiie. i.uauii, a,.,twit in.aai I ,v.t it naie. aicaot'.i. aioi ilraui pay rclu.f I uuleiiii i-" L 1 TPM I'. Mil A N N riairvoyani inlriluall! ie A th-'verv iiiiuil at Oral ilgut, lell vtmr uaui the u.inn of the 0110 you titurrv. no latlilacl m m pay, IttJS'l .V priwet'ii Slit aud a.'d Hi. iVPMY r ilrvoyanl 1 lif.l In Ineworll r 'J l mllei lor liutiie. love, irouol., dl'ratt. ih-'-ii Ac. 811 6. bar. Nu i.luiiriiop. no pa. "i hTIMll.OIHHr Ma0iiii""l!Mrll lei-, parii. r'lituvoil to 13 lla ay. near 11 Ii tl Led u, j'. j genla, MIC. ..'"lOI,OliF.ll NF.I.MIN I'tV.iru-T ti nlfaii ol A life Neo No.al -olIiC t.W ian.i.g. "ANrtV rv- ll l "Jul ire n;l Tl 11J7. A. .nu iji iu. ,tier ly min I 111 elerilntng, ,,.e,l" "tc I't Hit n irM.i o r-Yt "J""" 'rji'tU1 "i-V 'fI.T If"""" 1 AdAfl i'Oin,. .11.. i:',,'' -ill i.oridic miiituri?i. Lucky uumoer. ri.b.t. Fee. Noxrn... ,c0r"l-' MA I) A. II WAT l, only ie. 14 fu "Ul" ml 3Mt V ,ih,i rr.r.ott. "u w nl MA!!A-11K,IONUs, Foriuoe T. tl'nt'.'i uqaai, 31 1 ho up. ju ll i.allf. k. 'IHI Kuorlvii ed Fiiropo t 1 I tiling nam. otun-vu nuiro lit r a t Ifre'ly mil (i.e. .noal I k. ,e Oil to t. !H?U -F-a -Hit luet-t aj..kr wiuu 131 11 III lltl 11 b tut. 11 llroadway anl Tru iv ili 1. f!