‘THE COURTS.

JRE
are FIRR MANSFIELD SUITS
t@r. PAVERS SERVED ON “JOHN DOE” SWEENY
-r le A a i 'y
NEXT—THE SCANDAL CASE AT YORKVILLE—
PRORABLE DISSOLUTION OF THE PRATT IN
JUNCTION.
TO IN COURT ON TUESDAY
Notice of the suit of Mise Mansfield against
B.Eweeny Was given a week ago, but the official
pavere requiring him to answer on Tuesday next were
mot terved oil yesterday. All effurta at comprowise
said to HAVE tailed. and the papers will be demanded,
will have to be returned if they have not
Deed destroyed, Lt will be retembered that when these
Jetters, revealing over Fisk's siguature the connection of
I
rb Sweeny with the Erte Ring and bis share in
atx frauds, Were aboiit to be produced in the Stokes
M
Mansficld Rail the case wae referred under
of compromise and possession of the
ny thie mecied Thy parsed immedi:
in mte the hands of the lawer of Mr. Bweeny
po fo wnt to Mr. Swerny's house Mr. Sweeny
renee elated ii. te, were left there without Lis
boro dpe OF connivance, aod this defense would have
el up Gn it not caiipletinee bis legal idviser, who,
he
Leni pecerpted Pot the letters, will be hkely, for lus
ev ten, to produce a letter from Mr. Bweeny
La z
pi pe hm tor sending the all important evidence
oo” ol Wins Janes, n nad writen an violation of
hy; dene peposed da lie, wel to mention aise in
i cohlielioe
ot pooatd of every rule of grammer and ortho
hi Gir Cas ltd Ay
hy. 1 order to pod the compromising papers
free “ahr the teeeipt had thus been
y woh
vn by fe Retoree, by sweeny's lawyer, and Mr.
I
po Lofnse iL Became necessary to prohibit first the
ut Lot of the Jetiers and text to truusigr thets to
wat de taot of the J
i fe hee pig of tie Court, Judge Pratt of Brooklyn
cor Ins neton George), was applied to, and
anit ted HE patie was Tatile, and his bond
wy Closet eas wa cwplove of the Erie Radl
ati tard 110 Le sae keeping the letters have
Way og Tuc sday Lent MI Sweeny will have to
oe BE ey Ie» vt reproduce them fn
po Ju order to get the received appointed, Mr,
eel wad to beers pny te the apphicition, hut, on
eit oS Ingle printed to appear under
E fois aad dao utee of Jolin Does and sinee it
Ray plow! clad tiany ‘as Laduare that he is not
dr ed to the cote n of 2 Peter Beals” be 1s
ow gap hari co wd doa Doe Bueeny
THE SUITS BEEORE JUDGES BIXBY AND RRADY.
Tin cast of I sk. Ir, will prot ably be heard at York
fille this METRE, and the tar plaintit will unquestion
ably be preset Alois 02aer Witnesses who are sulb
wd are da Gould and David badley Field, esq,
Er. sian)er
Te tian ten cas botore Judge Brady cane up for
Bral dae tion sed protalie disso ghon on Moa lay. le
oiler eed Tas do oe brady has mgquired closely into
the tarts of the moter, and that he lod alteady de
cided (Lat Pratt's maretien cannot stand The letters
of blak Swi then Beco public property and ovidence
on wich fo prosecute the Fre ring for thelr many
frauds» prosecation which will be fustituted nmi as
aot oh the Chang iu te Attorney General's otlice 18
ef bd
Thew ftersare vob not only jn matter, bad tu aty'e
and orth wig ek or appears to have been tana!
far on fact alto ther too fami for deceney’s Rake
with eve shod wad everstlung Grand Dukes, ad
Ductwrsis ott dde ro onde included —exeept thes Lool
master and spins tock Tae follow mg innocent epistle
tren, Uo wo Lec lection twnitien on Lie ofc e paper
ud id cute the ger tal sty eof the whole Lat”
Pict LATEWALY COMPANY,
JAY Got od RTE Jaste= brs 0k Treasurer
Civ cottte Company, New York,
Dear Iris
Torna twe tow Tas Reiooome it 1x too toils When
YOu par’ to of Toe and Part zit without look ne at me
AVL CEH TRA Jas Fuss on

1: eToOLEN VOUCHIRRS
MOTION To QUANT HilE INOICTMENTS  ACAINST
HAGGIRTY AN PALICI DMO ISION Kha
LAA TE
The cases of Hageerty and Randel, the al
ged vou ier thileves, cane ub in the Court of General
Cerainse twoore dude Bedford, yesterday Mr. Gra
arn, coursed for the poisons, moved that the Court
quasi tho Indcetme nie Tor hun lary amd grand larceny
sed sf (oe neensed, Contsel said the afi luvits of the
pisces caosapport of thts motion were swoin to on the
Kol Uns month and the detuy in the ease arose fiom
$e wlio of the Grand Jury, but the defendants were
Paty wl thie motion er tre thst day of tho present
Pro To af duis of He wee ircn avaible tho proceed.
mgs bale othe Grid Joey, and eo on to ray that none
of Lie toe witpesser enaraved contd Lave glven sufi
ew! lesal te, Laaony toes sh tae body of the 4' ved
offi or ees hey testified to someting thes did not
Welty to before Juctio os Docc Hog and that even Ste pac
Y Pyros te prin pal wetness did unt costal) it
We Orta tite tl ae Yas tien ele f tut when the
Congtrciors (five war coliied on tial Saaday motns
ag. whet the vou hors for 0 $1000 000 re 2lered to fave
bowie stoic, the venchers vere not there or they vere
pereted ari at on tainovec hat not by the acens
od wheat vo rative to dort Tae charee of the bur:
“ry fl ae cot up to bude the thetis compitted in
he ohio Pliose who gol up the compliaiui tramed
By the ore oor MeO doner, aad not belleve yn the
Pirtiialy An rune Jaaee Fedfora sat on the
wouch, the clers were not there ou the
BUY br were alovady removed in the interests
those ot fet depowded onthe removal of those
by dig oot br was The most faterested in
Poon an of thess voucher, They condemned
Yura. coher indiana, The investigating Comndt.
bes were Conand ve them, and bat ror the suppression
wil Bere two tien tigi on office waonld hive gone
Wire 8: te Fvson, Why, then, dd the Giand Jury send
Kt Er Ltt DHeet Ad chore the man who hdd no
Le vote the erie, wWhitte the others who hed the
Men est ma ove wo ana aipted of justice? If these
PGi, als dock det mote pioet be produced, The
"wv., “ou vet thers was that of the watchipan,
Wurile  eveticrary of Mr Connolly, and the crazy
“ul Lay. bie Gare was do conrpiracy to hide the
eft 1 aos cover vere buried, bul al. now in
[3
Yoo Lane further sad that the Indictment contains
b be Pdi Kb ses! tested apon a court,
Werte ow the outer of tae Court Hoase aud had
Pod col the bu tne Baaleh was depat Janttor,
SPORT! seninrol glacy wy cutecing the builds
ket 1) Let conta at be voargiary when tite office was
tu Cf oaaay ajartwents tt The articles kiid to
atc wed det dam Lae property of Mr. Connolly;
Leo ord ein to Ue pesatssion of the Prisoners;
Ww cond cnn gue tel tat they are not at this voiment
ht Cale pesnanee ol Ma Couaoliy tt How could
ny ted thot lf the pation case corlianed the
pef« 1 thy were not ear od by tue prisoners to Mr. Con
oily mo pomadencc tr Why wows tot Mi, Connolly ex
fal iw lore the Grand J ol I Buappose the Coniroiier
woot tohive rn Baro on what the press calls Lik por
Uo of toe junhe peunder, wond any petit jury convict
Weer rend Bur pose Loe propoity 10 be Mr, Conneliy's,
LE sanenee wos there that Ot was 1etnoved wirhout
bre ow found ogaaust Lis wll Mayor Hall, when
bot Aran, poparcd a brict for the Guaid Jury,
bow Ne wd sed Tem thal Unless they Were HR Kits
Bed oe ant of a per sou as they would Like to be be
0 cor Ly ae pL J aols, Laey should disiniss tho
oly Coa Becordor Hackett approved of the brief,
Cotte ste nded Chat whether the prosentindictments
WEL sla cd 0 bol dae Clhente shoud bo admitted to
bo Lud wea that in erther case ball be taken tor thelr
lore pearance when ealied upon
dar Aorney Guava, who appeared for the peo
Pe sit  qeniy DT 1 wr only bound to lsy before the
ditai. Lar prout of galt wadeh, If unanswered before
“he co, woudd acsuib un convictiein, Atl the pre
Rif ie ayaiost the prisoners. The door of the
Wa Las turer open, ated Lhe pigeon-noles were found
VISLow LL tie bolt not vet sol back, and the papers are
Foes ue mormang this was found, Baaleh was seen
hoitiiy te door open, and Haggerty carried ap a buu
th Appr san atte tupt was wade to bura thew, but
h Or ot barn guickly enough, and an unkuowa
ve Cai wway o bundle of wem,  Tuls was the
v boty of the servants Whether true or laine, pro ui
MCh pronat les wether she was bribed to weil tue
Rory Of Winther she coutradicted the other witness,
3 rp Joé tual low question for the petty jury. If toe
“riod cr osut to enter the Controiler’s ofhice, ko
ie Live a kop, but the fact of Lis bursting iu proved
Cs “olrnt to be tere, Iu addition, whew Mary
VOUNLY sek tr Hugeety about the breaking iu. ioe
it

of
I
at
HN
Wh phasing it, he rad “Bawch we,
RIL Ald an Tue comunity was greatly
of
a defense, and pledged hhneolf that Tageerty woul
JN take to FI let out on tarthing's ball. ould

BLACK FRIDAY GOLD-GAMBLERS ON TRIAL
TUE MOTION TO DISMISS THE DAVIS (ASE DE
NILD—JAMES FISK, JRS WEAK MEMORY
AND IGNORANCE OF MARGINS,
In the gold suit brought by J. 0. Davia and
others agatust James Fisk, jr. Jay Gould, and others,
Judge MeCunn denied, yesterday, the motion of the
counsel for the defense to dismiss the ense, Ho sald:
By sect on 117 of the Code of Fegiedars, All persone having an
interest in the mibicet of the action a. din obtainin J oh jy dri Foe
ir be joined ae plaiouifs’” ‘lhe first omens Dh Bonwer and
J. 0. Davis Co and the second one set out in the soiwplaint, ex
presaly eommanicite« and reserves to each of thom partiea an
interest in the fiaim mow i eontroveny bherece, both J. O. Davis
Co. awd Bunner ore proper parties to this action, and the eom
plat eannet be disnissen as to either. Moreover, the interests of
these two parties are abvicusly jo'nt avd are rroperiv united in the rame
action. ‘Lhe contract in question providing for the sale of gold of (be
va'ue of over $20 is 8 oc: Leact within ti 6 piovinions of the statate of
frandn Rot the bought and sold notes agmed hy the agerta of the
Jertite to the contract eousti'ate a contract in writing subseribed
the parts or thar azents, amd so satisfy the require
ments of the statute The eontract. there‘oe aa to form ia
vaind and ehlizatory. Whether or not the egntruct 16 controversy falls
-withia the ptotute against betting and gaming, is not uow necemary to
deterniue It enfReen at present to sar. that the ohjeetion is not so ob
vionsly nutenahle ax to wariAnt me in refosing to permit the defendents
to are nd their anawe: by inserting the defense of {llegality of the con
tract 1 shall alow the sm ndment, snd, afterwanis. when the question
greqesly cours up 1 Lie progiews of the trial, 1 aball be prepares to rale
distinetly ou the suflicic nay of the evidence.
Mr. Heath was then ealled as a witness, Iie testimony
“was sluiply a series of denials, He did not know whether,
ff hie firm borrowed money, they received it; nor
whether hie flem received the gold in question from
Albert Speyer; aud claimed that he had no control over
tho details of business in his office, and consoquontly
could not have any knowledge of theso transactions.
William Osborne, Mr. 8pever's clerk, testified in refer
eneo to the books kept by him, and in regard to certain
alterations claimed to have bocu made, James Fisk, jr.
gave the following testimony:
Q. Yon are ave of these defendants? A. Yer, Riv,
Q Dd you oi Thursday of the Goll week aathorise Wm. Belden or
Albert Spevers to parchs:e any goki on yoar account! A. No, Bir.
7 Were yun ink rested id any purchase which vrtber of them wade!
No. Kir,
Q. Did yon io Heath's hack office, abont p. m.. that day, in the pres
ence of Mesars. Gould, Kporers and Heath, sar to H. N. Buith—"' You
take ©1,000.000, and yon, cath, tase $700.000 7" A. No. Fir.
Cross-examinal—Q. Did you bave so uterview with Heath, Rpeyers,
and others, at any place, on the afteruoon of Tharslay! A. bad 0 iv
terview with Ar, Npeyers
Q. Dd yon see Spevers? A. Yea, I thiak 1 aaw hin thet iy at Mr.
Heat’ i wien he came in there in the afteraoon of ‘I buisday,
KR. Did vio se Lim before tuca 1 A. No, Bir, was wot (bere until
the afte moa.
Q. Were voo not in the ueighborhood of Wall an! Rroad sta before
the afternoon i A. You asked me about Mr. Heath's office, was not of
Mr. Heath's office woul the WJiern ou,
Q. You say Speyeis came su, aud you bad ao interview with him? A.
No. Nir.
Q. Were yoo not in Mr. Heath's office in the morning? A. Ko, Bir;
1 don't think was, am ool pomlive,
CQ What time did vou go down that morning? A. 1 don’t remember,
Q Do yoo remember whether is was beiore or alter the hour of the
Boad1 A No, dir.
Q. Did vou sperd met of the day in the neighborhood of Wall and
Broad-ste. 1 A, can't remacinier,
Q Can't you rowed whether you epent the wost of Tharslay
down town or wit! A. Ng, Nir
Q. Were you down tows on Widataday? A. ean't remember,
Q Wer vou engage iu pure aig gold on Welneslay I A I thisk
pot, but don't rem wher
J. You nere interested in purchases of gokl to a very large smoot
thas week 1 A, No, Sir
A Yoa don't reeoliect whether you purchased any on Wedieaday? A
I do not.
y Tuesday i A. Danw't remeber,
Dud You arcane any on Tharwday? A. T gave no erders to por
ehane ant on Tharday to an be dy,
Q 10 10u wean that you dida’'s purchase any oa Tharmlay) A.
gave no order
Q. Ud vou author se anvbexty else to give ary onler A. No, Bir
Q Did you have any couveisation with Epeyeis 00 Thurmtay 1 A. Ko,
Sir
A. Or with Mr. Bellen tn referenae to Spevers? A. No, Fir.
Q. Aus conversation with Mr Belien ou that day sbous employing
an aly to Jurchase gold! A. No Nir,
Q. |asked you awhile ago if you were ever interested in any purehage
of gold on ‘Tharsdar, and jou dil pot auswer wy question? fy Yes,
did sad" No, Sie!
Q. Yousanl |g ovenoonter,” whatdo you say now! A, No, Sir.
Q Yoo knuw Mr Spe em? A Yeo 8ir
Q How long have you huown thud A Fine aon the 24th of Sep
tember 169
Q. What day of the week waa the 24th? A. P day
Q Didn't ioa know Npevers before that? A No Nir
Q. You had seen bun in the street! A No, Si
Q You don't reweober then victor you saw him en Tharsdar
A. said 1 thought bie came into Mea iw offic, 3 did not ¥peas 0 lw
or of Lim
QQ Wore yea introdneed to bm on Friday? A Yes, Kir
Q. By who? A. Me Belden,
Q. And had never s, to tun before! No, Sir
By Mr Fle d= Q. Go Fiulay, at Mr Ha dhs office on the presence of
Gonld and Belde dil 8; ers ana you ior umrg an ond bumcay's trane
actions? A No bor
Q Dil be ever asa you fur any maria va Thurslay’s transactions
A. No Nir,
By ex-Judge Emott—Q. Did Mr Brown ecm: in there on Friday with
ptrerce tomag ngs A No, tics Dea thuow 3 Brown
Q Did anybody come in tho re ahost war ios. A Not tone,
Q. 10 uuyboniy else 0 tour piescice. A Notto uy reeol) ction
After additional wetinony, the Court adjouraed until
Monday
ARREST OF A SWINDILLR A FORGED BILL OF
EXCHANGE PASSED ON NMCCREERY Co.

A fortnight ago a man representing himself
to be Heury Meody of Erusscls, Belgium, purchased of
Jae Mocreery Coy, dry goods worth £200, and ordered
them sent to No. 4 Hanoverst, preftening in payment a
bill of excluange for £200, drawn upon Barclay Co., No*
54 Lombard-st.,, Lotdon, aud purporting to have been
given by  lieywood Biothers Co. of Man
chester,  Dugtand. The bul of exchange was
accepted by MceCicery Co, and the difference hetween
1 value and the cost of the goods, was given to Moody,
who thereupon tort the stove, ‘Tue bill or exchange was
found to be worthless, and Mr, McCreery ordered his
Clerks to hove Moody arvested if they should meet bin,
Mio HL O'Neil, the store wadiager, while in Sixth-ave.
at Twenty ttth-st., Thurklay evening, met Moody and
ad hia arcested by Oflicer Hart of the Mounted Bguad,
Moody wis searched, and in big pocket were found several
bills of e xchange, similar to the one passed upon Mec
Cireery Co, nud a check for $500 drawn upon the Me
chanics’ National Bank in favor of 11. Lawrence and pur
porting w be signed by H. A. Burr Co. of No. 10 Chift st.
Moody wae tiken before Justice Cox at the Jetter
KON Market Police Court, where a complint was
made by Mr. Burr, wbo declared that the sizoa
ture to the eheck for $500 was a torgery, ROL
Macey alco testified that Moody had tricd to ob®ain £20
Cn Lhe p00 check, but that he had doelined, George W.
Lord tested that he had lost $100 on a worthless cheek
which he casted tor Moody, Me, MeCreery also made
Cottpbant, and the priconer wis colainitted fol exaudas
tion 1a detaut of $10,000 bal,


A DISCHARGED ACTOR R COVE LIGHT
RE BEAR ERE af a B a BRP *F
Iu September, 1570 J. B. Polk was engaged
by Mr. Daly of the Putili-ave, The. Cer, for the season, at
$05 a week aud one benefit, the con ract stating that he
was to be calied upon to perform only such parts as by
the custom of leading theaters are assigned to light and
eccentric comedy players, On the 2d of last April, Mr,
Polk was assigned to the pat of “Bob Royland,” ju
“Married tor Mouey.” At the end of the eccond ree
hew sal, becoming 8atdstied that the part was not within
the line of character saitablo to his standing on the
wlage, he retescd to plav it, and was digeliarged by Mr
Daly, who decid to pay in for the ronianing esht
we ke of the cue ecent. Polk brouzht an action, yess
Corday, apatost Day, in the Marine Court, betore Judge
Curtis, anit tecov cred Lee ull amount, with costs, und
$5 a lowimlieo



wa
Surrogate Hutchings listened, yesterday, to
the testimony of tho witneeses to a paper propounded
as the last will and testament of Surah Gray, who re
sided at No. 103 West Eleventh-st., and who died lust
October, leaving property worth about $40,000 to over 30
diferent legates. ‘Lae last code, which cuts ofl’ Mrs,
farah Btuark of Caiifoiula, 18 contested by Ler on the
ground of incapacity and undue fufluence,
The hearing io tho Michael McCaftiay will case was
postponed, as one of the counsel said Le had discovered
thal there were persous interested who had not received
notice. Mr. McCaflray, who resided at No. 749 Bixih
ave. died Bept, 23,1871, leaving all his property, valued
at about $15,000, to bis peree, Lucy Sheil. Tae will is con
tested by several of the other relatives on the ground of
frncapacity aud undue influence,
At Apollo Hall, Broadway avd Twenty eighthot., Mm EMMA
HARDINGE BRITTEN will give Ler ciomng daconrses before tle
Sveiely of Bpintosusss, BUNDAL, ai luj aud 7g vu civeas Nu saws ie
served Go early.
PIN Pl is
A Nermoo ou Christian Liberality wil be preached by
Rev PL. DAVIES, Pastor of Beocau B opust Chur, corer Downie:
ot. RUNDAY, 104» m sntonthe Cluricter of the Bervaus,” at 74
p-m. All are invited. mn
All Souls’ Charcl, cer Fourti ave awd Tweaticthi-at SUNDAY,
Nov. 2, at10§ a. Rev ir. BELLOWNS will preach; subject, “I be
Light that Shige m Darknew”  Fveairng service ut 73; subject, The
Riee and Decline of We Rowish Chiureh.” bess all free in we evening.
The public conbially tuvited. E
Pi hy Ve question, what had become of publie
fug Prayer and Sermon at 34 p. m.; Sunday-school at 94 a.m.
Beats free. bulyect: What tho Won Tesches Concerning lmpending
Erenta.”
Allenest. M. E. Church, between Rivingion and Delancey ste
Rev. WM. MCALLINTRR will preach at 104 a w. awl 7} p. mn. Kan
day-school at Ya. on snd ne w. Young Peoples Praver-Meeting at
vcock, Eipeie oo Meeuug Batardsy evening. Beats free. Strangers
and ollers mu.e welcome.
ety of Cok papers were called for; Hageerty carries
Ra inv Ch aseisting, and if they did iL tor another
uy hon A tewpous tule for their owu acts, Before
Gland 4 honest men the evidence before the
or, LUV dr enough Ww Ccobrgy these prisoners
Nov. 27, at 8 o'clock, by HENRY D. NOYES, M.D. Bubject: The
Pavebology of Bight, Tickets, SOeenta. re
“A very pleasant time may be expected at the Laight-st. Bantia
A Memoviui Segevice for the Kev. ALFRED COOKMAN will be
bold in Trinte ME, Church, Thirty foorth at, pear Eighth-ave, on
BUNDAY EVENING NEXT, "HY eo clock. Kev. ANDREW LONG
ACRE will preach the serwon. Mr. Cookwan's many friends are cur
dually luvited W be present.
po es doom dhe watchiuan corroborates the
f. He pei, He testifies he also saw Haggerty go
Go hE Ri papers. A nniuber of persons go to
Ge twiting and tod rowpants of buined
Ja) te pel rea strines—not newspapers, not dotting
wusio and singing by the children, under the direction of Miss Ada Gil
bert. Grand mass meeting of tiood Templars on Tuesday Evening;
JEROM HOPKINS. Pree Binging-school on Wednesday Evening ab
Awity Baptist Charch,--Services baving special reference to
the ig hing NATIONAL THANKSGIVING will be held in this
Church, West Ay Dear CN ave, on SUNDAY MOKN
ING, it 104 o clock Ber. WILLIAM KB WILLIAMS, D.D., 1s ex
pected to preach. cordially invited. Beats free.
abhi Uug paper, Let us have a trial, and as
baie Cbserers ald the comunity there shall be no
Filine ye for watt of zeal un the part of the prose
ocowe to our weet Cowe auu join os, 8
preseuce. "p. i C. ARNOLD, Buperiotendent.
Young Men's aL oo. Twenty third-st, eor. Pourth-ave.,
FRIDAY KVENING nest, Dec 1, at 8 o'clock, on “A Toar of Travel la
Egvpt and Arabia Petrea.” Tickets can be progpred st the office of the
Antbon Memorinl ‘Church, Forty eighili-st.. between Sixth
and Beventh aves. —Nervices oo SUNDAY, st tuga m. asd 7¢ p.m,
Clube 2.» Cligren gop wotil the following Sanday. In the evening,
second adiress of the series to young meu, on “Teachings of the
Tires. Young men epecially jovited. The Hector, Kev. K. HEBKR
NEWTON wil preach
Yet, i JI the men are fvuoceut, they shall not be cole
pay: if, ar H ceerly eaid, ue did It for another wal,
Link Ue consequences, Iam ready to try these
i Daur sore, any day; let tiem take tuelr own tue.
a Che casein your Honor's bands.
Association. Te TYTI7Y
Pifty-Orst., between ith aud Teoth-aves, on TUBSUAY BVENING,
Nov. 2. Kabject, The Onde:s of Nobility."
jis “his new and popular leetare on
Rev. Whomas (iuard wil deliver his n
A Plycedrue on The Nawntten Life of Christ” will be preached
TO-YORROW, 40:30 a. m. tu Casal-st. Presbytenan Charch (mirance
17 Greene=t.), by Kev. DAVID MICHELL AFTERNOON servios
at 3. Strangers welcome. Anuaal course of lectures will commence
TUKSDAY, 5b Dec. Subject: New-York as it in” 1 2av. GKkO. J.
MINGINS of City Missions. Revs. JOHN THOMSON, D. DJ WAL
OKMISTON, D. D DAVID MITCHELL, aud JOHN McNAUGH.
TON will also lecture. ‘lickets for eourse, Oue Dollar: for single leo
tures, SD Ceate ee
“Broadway Tabernacle Church. -Rev. iD. HITCHCOCK,
DD. owill preach st 4) sm, and A. HUNTINGTON CLAPP, D. D.,
at 74 p. ia. on SUNDAY, 26:b November. a ee
Po Craton sald what he wanted done was this: Tat
bo bieoners be balled jo any awoust, and ho would
Bue Hout wd Buk the Judge y lustruct another
oud be KB. Connolly, the alleged ets
Bris, to prove it was slowen. Will proper justructious wo
bi auc Jury would dict without the testimony of MY.
uhally, Why was not Mir. Counolly examined? Was it
be Brute ting arm of Wii, Haveweyor that saved
vik alien Jer at be known, that the COlumuritly cau koe
MU restos maletactor of ull is faved, Yor the pur
We Jain those less guilty. If these wen are con
“I'he Mental Activities of the A od the Hible,” eon WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Nov. 20, at the Centra
Fourteenth st. Tickets, 500; foi sale as the book rvems, 805 B
and at the door.
tamansl Sapo Trap, 32 Madison-st., Best (irand, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING, Nov. 2. Hiagiag bys volnateer qaaricl and the
bol Sebhool. Addresses by the
Love, jr., and Wa. Allen Bacos. ADMITTANCE PREK. Baeraises
to cowmence ot 7:30 c’efook. BAM'L ALMAN, Missionary.
“Young Mea’s Christian Asseciation, “Tweoty-thinist.. cor.
rSonns Me iar monthly meeting In Lestare-room MONDAY
EVENING, 21a hat, a1 o'clock. Members are lavited.
—Wim. Alles Bacon will address tbe Sanday School of the
I. Baptist Missou, No. 2209 Third ave., ou SUNDAY AFI ER
NOON, ot fo chock. _..  .C
B.-wunday-Scheol every BUNDAY MOKNING, at 9 o'clock,
ot the Boulevard Baptist Mission, Sycuet uf West Tweotow gt: aud the
bw 1 by prejudice, got prot, you will bear of Mr. Cou
Jobs Sotng an Pans or Vienua, beyond reach of the
Wh Je Las violated. Bf the gecased committed the wet
poi Ve another, echudcally they were gullty, but their
Sk» as ole of Leroi, which all but freed them from
pin al uit. No burkiaty has been cownnitted; tue
Wier ot the goods bas not vhown Lo any logs, aud Kraut
yw Wotion cannect predudice the pubic
“The Bible Cartoons, received with universal approbation sums
hice years guce, are Agsio in he ie, and J pop Snug with
‘Lurches or addr
Cu aad bey “ty. POND, 4) Astor place.
oS Higisorty Ton wT sinitited is Church apd Babbalh
bovard German Sodas school st 2 o'clvel. Ncholarw aul friends re
em go ye Bag O sre coidially invite! to attend. WM. ALLEN
BACON pupenntendent te
v Te "a diord sald be would reserve his decion for
Whoo ¢J ou reasviusble terms by reading.
Church of Qur Saviour, Thirty 8(ih st. between Fifth sud
Rint coves es J. dM PULLMAN, Moruivg sud Evening. Eveulug,
Lecayre pp Lying
Ouneel {hen urged that io the present state of pu
JUKE Lhe prisoucie scanned persoual Liberty Ww po
o
iach i GRORGE KE. TILLUTSO
wo DIrservuTeeD WILE

Religions Notices.
REW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET.
KVENING. comnensing ab 71 0700CR. AGITIES fromm WH. W. BR
WITH. late of AVsany, and (rem ciniueat clergymen of the sity,
“Central Baptint Church, south side of West Forty second st,
betwren Keventh snl Kighth-avea—Preaching by the Pastor, Rev.
FRRD. RVANN, ob 16:90 awd 7:20. Subjects: Morning The (iniee of
Giving." Kvenlog—'* Great Porgiveness, Great Lave.” All are web
wme.
Cooper Inatitute.—A ret'rioun service, designed engeeinlly for
will be Lek! 8 Cooper
Central M. KE. Church, Bevemth-ave.. near Fearteamth st.—
Preaetiug on SUNDAY st 10} a.m. by Rev. ANDRKW LONGACHR,
Pastor. Also, presching in the Evening at 73 o'clock. Trustees in ob
teudance fo seat arrangers.
“Chareh of the Holy Avontlen, comer of Twenty -sighth-at
i ATE br hacer of Tueuh wba
awmistant. SUNDAY KERVICES, ty Am, pm; and Clukires's
Rerviee on the Ares snd third BUNDAY of the Ad Jp. m. A eonrse
of hunday Evening futures on (he Patriarchal Age.” ‘Fhe Rev. WM.
0. LAMSON from, Parie wi be present at the Oy Tr ryt
inal. to give sume of bis expericucs of the y
a: Ev late siege and the reign
Dally Union Prayer Meeting in the 1. etare Boom of the
Yoarng Mcn's Chinatian Association, cor, Twent: third st, and Mb
ave. from 3) to 4) o'clock p.m. A cordial invitation t0 all. Persons
who find it unple 1saus to sevend the stair can make ase of the elevator
on the grennd floor.
Evangelion] Lutheran Chareh of the y Trinity,
Tweniy fret between Fi and Kirt aren, —fier W% KROTHL,
D., Pastor. 8 :rvieea last, y
Bunday-achool at Ya. m. "iam ond n
“Free Religions Conference and Praver.mecting in Mohiwh
Hall, Kighth-sve. sod Birteenth-ot., on HUNDAY MORNINGS ab 108
o'clock. Npecial subject Uslprrative Home and Labor as s means of
Real zing the (hitherto imposible) Christian Life.”
Five Points Minslan, site of the Old Brewery. 61 Park-st— The
er'minal minfon at the Pointe. Rev. J. KR. BHAFNVER, Hath
Service ai 104 o MW; preaching at?) p.m. Buniny-schosl at 4
sod from 2} to 4 p. m. Friends of the eause are invited,
“Free Methodints hold their meetings every BABBATII, af the
Hall on the corner of Twenty-8Nb ot, and Benin ave.. and nN the
Hel RA Foarsyth-ut, Bervices at each place at 19
a. MAN p. m. Come and bear them. Beals
CURRY. Fastor; readanee, No. 410 West oe A pen Rv
Girecne-nt. M. E. Charch, between Broome snd Buring ot, Rev,
LK. DUNN of Elisabeth, N. J.." wiil preach at {0} 0'clach a" me. and ab
2 gelrel La Sunday Sehool Miwionars we head 2 o'clock, to be
ressed g ev. H. II,
All are invited. BIRKINS. Beals fren.
“Harlem Universalist Charch. —Rev. Mr. FLANDRRA, late
of Chicago, will preach in the Mission Room, earrer of One aoe
twenty fourth-et. sod Third-ave., SUNDAY MORNING aod KVENING.
tlariem.—Rev. W. T. CLARKE will preach at Unity Chapel, One
hordrel-and-twenty-eigbsh-ot. and Voarth ave. TO-MORROW MORN
INQ. at the asnal hour. and Rev. Prot, ZACHOS will lecture in the even
lng. Keats free. and the pablic are eorlially juvited to attend. Berries
beging at 7} o'clock.
“¥iarlem. Socond Preshveerian Church, -Proaching) Nov,
2 be Kev, Ir. KDOWARD D. G. PRIME. at 10) a m., and fer Br,
J. ROBINSON, at Jp. m., in the new Harlem Hall, One bandraland
fweatsanpu., between Third and Fourtb-aves. A cordial welcome
or all,
“Hownrd Mission and flome for Little Wanderers
40 New Bowery. New-York—iey. W. C. VAN MKTKR. Baperintend:
ent. —More than 10.000 received since th: Mission was opened. Daily
attendance about 400; Fabhath-sehool, 2:30 p. m Dar-sebool 9 J
o'clock. Reunion of chikirvn. parents, patrons, and friends, at oar Tenth
uving Pestival. We ure dependiog upou ear fricods ‘o farnish
the tarkers, chickens, ples, fruit, nuts, &e., &a, for a diner for 30,
Bend evervthing, if peadible, before Wednesday evening. Door open
at 12 and close at 4 o'clock. During the afternoon the ehildren will gin
many of their finest Anthems, Glees and Nongn Khort, spirited of
dresses will he made by several gentlemen, At 1 o'clock the Grand Ha)
lelojab Chorus will be sung, after whic’ the tables will be serval.
Lexingtoneave. M. KE. Church, corner Fiftr-seaond-at
The pastor, Rev. R. M. KIRATION, will preach SABBATH MORN.
ING, 84 104, and in tie WVENING at 74; Kveniog eubpeet, The
Third Commandmre t.” Bible Echool at Wl a mw, KFabbath-school at
3p. m Geoeral Prayer-Mecting st 6) p. in. Seats free.
Moreny Hill Presbyterinn Charch, Port eth. near
Lexington-ave 8 rvic's ou SABBATH at 1) a, m and 7) pr.
Preaching by the Pastor, the Rev. GRORGE B. CHAMBERSK,
Mr. Samuel Haluted’s Praying Band will spend Runday,
Rov. 28, at old Johu-st. Church, between Nassao awd William sts.  Ner
viee 103 a.m, 3p. wn. and 7 tu the evening. Seats free; all are cor
dally fuvited.
Ar. Hepworth w ll deliver a sermon an Heroes and Cow ards’
on RUNDAY MORNING, Ftrangemar oorlislly invited to the Mormiog
Serlce, eet at the Evening Bervice, Eveuing bdervice as wsual
at 7.
North Duteh Charch, cor. of William and Palton sta Presehing
RABBAIH MORNINGN at 10:30, EVENINGS at 5:30, hy the Rev Ww
C, JULIAN. FRIDAY EVENING prayer-mectinga, MONVAY KVEN
ING rite meetings are hold in the chapel, 103 Fulton-st, in rear of the
enhareh, conmercing at 7:3). In this chapel is where the Fulton st daily
noun prayer-meeting is held. Pews reserved for questa from hate ls.
0. B. Frothingham W_ proath jo Lrrie Hall. 723 Bisth-ave.
(Reservoir Sarae) on KUNDAY MORNING, at 10} o'clock. Bubj et:
Making Confemwlons of Faith.®
Preaching in Lalghtat, Baptin Church every SUNDAY
EVENING. Rev. J. W TAYLOR will preaeh on KUNDAY BVRNING,
Seats five. Bt.aagew aod others are cordially invited,
Pilerim Baptist Church, Thirty thirl et, west of KE ghth
ave Preaching br the pastor, Kev. J. SPENCER KENNARD. on SUN
DAY, at 10} a. ww. Anniversary of Runday-selool Missiouary Society
Mifpm E
Rev. E. C. Sweetser will preach TO-MORKOW EVENING in
the sieccker si. Universal’ st Chureh, comer Dommuz ot. at 9) o'clock
Bahject, “The Mors of ‘I'rude.” Morning service at 104.
Rev. Chas. KF. Lee. Fifth Universalist Church, Chickering Hall,
11 Rist Fonrteentb-at., SUNDAY, Nov. 26. at 10] a. m, Subject. The
Nawe Above Kvery Name.” Heals fice. Public conlially invited,
Rev. Chauncey Giles will preach on SUNDAY, 11a m.. in
the New Jernsalem (Nwedentorgian) of Worship. Thirte fifth at,
bewworn Park aud Leningtou aves, go Old Age in Tuis Life and in the
Life to Come.” leetarc ab 74 p.m on the Relation of she Chareh w
tLe Yonog." Beats free. The pabiie condiglly nvited
Horse
Kev, J. F. Elder, Pater, will preach on ECNDAY in the
Mad son-ave Baptist Choreh, corner Mutlcon-ave. and Thirty ‘irgt-at at
Wh a.m and 34 pon. Buoday-school at 9 a. w. Bible Class wa Whe Lee.
ture Room at 24 p.m,
Rev. Johu KE. Cookman, Pastor of Trinity Methodist B
Church, In West ‘LlLirty fourth eb, wear FE ghthave., will preach on
KRUNDAY at 104 a. m., ard 54 p. in. Ktrangemn co dislly invited
Rev, GT. Flunders of Chieavo, will Joan in the Universalist
Chaich, corner ‘Lhird-ave. and One hundred -and-tweaty fourth-st., oo
BUNDAY MORNING and EVENING,
Rev. 11. DD, Northrop will preach in the West Twenty thind st.
Presbyterian Church near Feventliave., on SUNDAY, at the wsual
boars, In the EVENING. Flest Astronomics) Discourse,
Seventhest. M. E. Church (near Thinl-ave.). —Freaehing SAB.
BATH MORNING, at 14 o'¢c) ok, by Rey DO FERIIN of Water
bary. Conn acd in the EVENING, at 7) o'clocs. by Ue Pastor, Rev.
BACKMAN. Sabbath ah ol at 9a mand 2p ow.
“wit. Stephen Episcopal Charels, Home Chapel, No. 29
Fast Twent: vinthal, between Madicon and Fourth aves, —Reryvices on
SUNDAY, st Il o'clock a. mm. The Rector, Rey, Dr PRICE, will preach.
Beatn free
Kt. John's M. E. Church, Fifty thinlst, between Broadway
and Kighti-ave. -Preaching on SUNDAY, 2jth imst., at 104 ao mm. and
7) pm, by the Pastag, Rev. A.D. VAIL.
kes [lospital. ~The friends of the Hospital are respeet
fo re Cy that an KUNDAY AFTERNOON there will he the so.
pasl collection in the chapel, in view of Thanksgiving Day. Divine
service and sermon at 34 o'clock. aes
st. Paal’s M. E. Chareh, Foarth-ave. and Twenty second st,
C.D. FOSS, D. D.. Pastor. Preaching on NI NDAY MORNING ut 104,
and 74 in the evening. ‘Thanksgiving services will be held on THI R>
DAY MORNING, Fernon hy the Pastor, a
“Neveuteenihest. M. E. Charely bh tween Fira and Second.
aves SUNDAY, 26th, Rey, J. RB WILLIS, Pastor, will preach MOKN
ING and EVENING, Feats free. Gooerd Poayer me Lug at 34 po,
St. Luke's M. E. Church, Forty first st. near Sicth ave
Presening on SUNDAY. at 1042.10. sud 74 p m., by Liev, C8 HAR
ROWER, Pastor ‘Trustees in attendance to seat strancers, as
TS Pants Reformed Datel Chareh, Reservar sqonn Foi
tioth at., between Fifth and Sirtheaves Rev, A. RR THOMPSON, DD,
Pastor, Service on SUNDAY, 26th inst. at 10} o'clock am. and 74
o'clock pom. Beats fren. Subject of discourse at the evemng service:
“The Early Catholic Missions on the Pueific Coast,” oo
“Rt. Andrew's Fplecopnl Charch, Coehumdred-and twenty.
seventh st, Kev, GEORGE BB DRAPER, D. D., lector, baving been
boaened, servioex will be he'd, unl further notes, in the Runday sehool
Luilding on One bandred-sod-twenty-eighith «t near Fourth ave at 104
8 wand 74 pom, on SUNDAY, gid, ux nena, Sandav-school at 3 p.m.
“wecond Advent Charen, Cooper Testitate. Roo “4 —Vreah.o2
TO MORROW (Su iss). by Elder 8. K. Gk WER, at 104 a, m, Ku?
Jet Phe Ap orone an Cricis, at 3p m., Modern Calumies Both
sohiceta viewd Ww de ight of prophecy. All are cordially invitel
Kea free, i z
s
“Nt. Ann's Free Church, Eighteenth ar uear Fifth ave
TO-MOKKOW, Morning Prayer at 74 and Holy Commnnion at am,
Kev. De. GALLAUDE® will presen st 10g a wo ead 55 0m, At the
service for Deaf Mute, bemnming at 28 pw. an addre-a hy the Kee
Ar. LANGDON of the Ithian Mission will be juterpreted ju the sign
laneay.
“Printty Baptist Church, in Fie fh ot between Thiel and
Levington aves, Rev, J. NTANFOKD. Db D., Pastor, will preach on
MUNDAY, ut 34 p.m. Bandsy-school at p.m. 3
Thirtyefifthest. M, E. Chuorech, new Tenth-ave., ov. A. Moe
LEAN. Pastor. Services 10 MORROW at 10:30 4, mn. Jani 7p on,
will be conducted by Bro. Thomas Sherwood o Praying Band of Bedf.ni
st. Charch 3 —_—€S
The Second Communion Service at Pisgah Chapel,
145 Kpring-st.. Kew JOIN FP BETKER, Pastor, will be veld on SUN
DAY PVENING, Nov. 2, at 7} All are welcoue, aE
“he Questions that Jewus Answered. The first of cone
of odin on this top. will be delivered by the Rev RTEVHEN H.
TYNG. jr. on the Chore of the Holy Trinity, Madison-ave, snd forty.
second of ou SUNDAY (tomorrow) EVENING, dervices will begia at
74 0 clock, EB n wan Ce
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Armitage of Wicconsin will preach
at Christ Churehon SUNDA YVMOKNING and the Kev. H.C. pot EK,
ID, I. of Grace (Murch in the BVENING, asssbed by the Mev. Dr,
PRATT of Staten Island. __ ee.
“The Rev, Prof. J. F. Hurst, D. D., of Drew Theologiea)
Rem nary (late of Germany), will preach in the Eigbteeuth-st. Me thodiot
Episcopal Chureh, Eighteenth-st, near Fighthatr., TO-MORROW at
104 A. w., sud will address the Nunday-schov Missionary Boc.ety atdp m
“The Fourth Ketormed Presvyterian Church, Wet Por.
ty eichthi-st.. between Eighth and Ninth-aves.. Rev. JAMER KRNN KDY,
Pastor. —keligious services on TO MOKRUW (Nahuatl, at 10:30 a. m.
I and 7:90 p.m. Kahjert in the evenirg: “The third of the Apocalyptical
Prowises— The White Stove," —Rev. il. sod xv.
“The fourth and last of the Neries of Discourses upon
RACRED FIGURES will be delivered in St Timothy's P. B. Chareh,
Firty vizth and Fifty seveuth sta, west of Eighth ave, fir the RECTOR,
on RUNDAY EVENING, November 2. Subject: “The Bow iu the
Cloud.” Servicoatigocloek. eerie
“The Rev. Dr. Kwer.—(o0l a suitable building is procured, tem
_ The Rev. Dr. hed heen made for tue Rev, Dr. ve bw FRanc hs
arishiouers to worship at tbe
Toly Light, on the east side of Scventh-ave., between Thirty third and
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-Yorx. Priday, Nov. 34, 1871.
At the Exchange there were no transactions
of interest. Joseph Mc(iuire adjourned two legul sales
annoanced for to-day for one week. For pext week no
Important sales aro announced, and (he market is ox
tremely dull in all depastinents,
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VME WILE VARIN YUIGATY MUD. AaTUs TAM, Tamas TREE 2 7 7
itn Real Estate for Sale.
A INI AP
A]
A CORNER and two adjoining Lots on Lex
LX ioglou-ave., in Harlem, cheap; pries, $8,400 for the threa. Aso,
bandsome two-story am basement Cottage and Stable aud three Lots both
desirably located, Inquire of Beekman Bros, grocers, 543 Second-ave.
ROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE and to
LEASE. Apply to F H. LUDLOW Co., 3 Pine-st. (P29)
FOR SALE ON PARK-AVE., near Thirty
eighth-st.—A fret-clase, handsomely fnished, 4-story, bigh-stoop,
brown-stone, full-size HOUSH, In perfect order, and ready for immediate
oncupancy. Also, on Fortleth-ot, near Piltb-ave.. a irst-class, heauti
fully finished, 4-story, hizb-stoop, brown-stone HOUNE, having every
modern improvement. Honse in full width and extra deep; possession
st once. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 3 Pie-et. (1985)
FoR SALE—A first-class 4-story high-stoo
brown-stone HOUSE, 1 perfoet order, and completly Sarale
sitasted in Twenty-sighth-st., near Broadway. Price, $43,500; torme
cash, Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pinest. (1982)
BY 3 Seow ee v; 7
OE TH-AVE.,, adjoining Ninetieth-st.,, en
trance to Central Park —Five very desrable LOTS for SALE low.
Abo four bailing LOTS near Fitli-ave, on Eighty-fonrth-at,
V, K. STEVENSON 8ON, 1] Pine-st,
ARGE PLOT, 60 feet by 187; numbers 203
4 and 265 West Twenty-§Ma-st, Immalials possession,
J. W. HAMEKRELEY, No, 23 Fifth-ava
ETH-AVE.~HOUSE and FURNITURE FOR
J) BALE; location one of tha best on the Avenge. Recently snd most
substantially built; handsomely freseond throughoat, and ene of the most
elegantly furui-tied Bouses in Lape wt le in the country, For full particu.
lars, inquire as tie offices of THE POITIER STYMUS MANUFAC.
TURING COMPANY, 375 Les.ngtou-ave., between 8 and 11a. m., sd
Jad 6p. m.
“Desirable Houses for Sale by
V. K. STEVENSON SON.
521 0t.. near Sth-ave.. 4-story dwelling, 2 x70 100
Sith sb, near Sthoave d-story, leasebnld, 24x0..51M9,
Park ave. uear J7th-si, full-sieed saperh dwelling
Madison -ave., extra fuel and we liumn-sised denirache houses
Bib-ave., ex.ra full and mediwn- sized desirable boures.
ALO
$100,000 RSTATR FINDS to Loan on Band and Mortgage on tw.
PROVED Aid aecesnibio UNINPROYKD City Meal Estate, Moxiwauss
Canin. Apply ab the offioe, 11 Proe-s,
Brookinn Real Estate for Sale.
A SALE and to LET—Desirable HOUSES
0 clean weightorboous prices moderates,
I TAND WHITING, 5 Boekman et.
Long Jsland Real Estate for Sale.
“A GOOD SPECULATION.—Only $18 per
sere fur a fine 450 acre FARM, 7 miles from Lakeland, Long Island
$i
a
A
Railioad, “0 wiles from New York, Tera $4,500 cash: balance way
renain. Apply Ww YORE MCDANIEL, 10 Pine-st.. New York
for SALE or EXCHANGE—A FARM of 600
acres. 8 toate at Smithtown, Saifolk Co, Ia 1., within 3 wiles of the
railroad depot; 150 acres under euitivation, habinee woodland large 25
s'ory frame house, barn, eariiage-house, Lo. The depot of the Fmith.
wo and Port Jet'ermen Rarlrosd (now buldiog) wi'l be within j of a
mila of the farm; said road in to be annpleted by the Ist of Mav next,
For particulass wpyly 0 MULLER, WILKINS &k Co, No. i ig st
(A lir21)
DOR SALE—At Woodhaven, L. I, 8 miles
from Brooklyn lerries, a handsome and complete COUNTRY IES]
DENCE, with 8 acres of ground.  RULAND WHITING, 5 Beek
aust
New-Jersen Beal Estate for Sale.
NEM~IJCTSED Meal Csiiie 101 Sulit.
A AA I
VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY at
Paterson, New-Jerwy. A ood corner. 200x100 tert, covered with
sod bitek bulge. 100-Gorse eng ne aud 10-hor=e boilers, with shalt
ng belting. and steam heating arrangements, alY of the most improved,
in good condition and ready for ase, will be sob) at a bargain. ‘Terns tw
suit P. RAFFERTY, 10 Barclay st, New York, or at Paterson N. J.
LT, WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild cli
mate. for papers. address C. K. LANDIS. Vioeland N. go
OR SALE or to LINT—Comfortable wmod
ern cottage HOUSE, with extra large lot, 45 minutes aveiage Line to
Libert ot; trains at all hours; good markets, sabools, Lo. Honse bas
gus. range, furnace, hot avd cold water, 12 rooms best part of Elizabeth
only $2.000 eash required. Rent for six mouths, $0. For fall partie
ular address P. O., Box 235, New-York; or inqaire at tbe West Elisa
peth depot (Central Railroad), 1,000 feet distant.
JOR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT of 40 Acres.
Large HOUBE, Il rooms. in good order; pleoty of shade, large
Barms Lc Roft water in house and stable. an Apple Orchard, number
of lxrie Cherry, Pear, Pluin. and Preach Trees 000 Grope-Vines, all in
full hee ring. A besat ful spot Ieee from musketoes, feser and ague;
mile fron depot, ou the Central Raslroad of New-Jerev: a little vver
ou house tid (rom Now York City, Pnec, $42. (0. Apply to or ade
dress WN. MACKAY
Nowervilie NJ.
OHUN TI. JENKINS BON,
LJ URALEUS IN ZEAL LSTATE, Offices Noa 129 Neilson sed 126
George ste, and opposite Kailruad depot.
NEW PRUNSWICR, NJ,

M ENLO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
a their Oiler to 194 BROADWAY, Room G, LOTS for SALE
£0 feet by 150 feet for $20 to $400 Easy terme Full partculars can
be obiair.ed at Con pany’'s Oftice,
M ORRISTOW N REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
AVE _property of ah binds for Sale und Kent,  Addiess
THEODORE AYERS Morristown NJ,
rPYWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDUNG SITES of
eight acres each, on the eastern slope of Crauge Mouutaiu, just
north of Llewellyn Park, fur SALE serv eles;
I. F. HASKELI., Ne, T5tatest, N. V,
|2 O00) —A choice location on Orange
ol rrg\!} o Mountain, 194 ACKIS LAND a good HO a
an BAKN bargain. Apply to BASSET, EDWARDS CHEDIS
TER, 812 Brosd-st, Newar
@onntrp Real Estaie for Sale.
A PN on

DP RM 100 acres for SALE, at a bargain,
$3.0 0, half on morgage if dos red, Location, Saratoga County, N.Y
miles from Saratoga Byrings, wiiers thers ws au excellent warket tor
products, Good dwelling, two barnes, carra e-house, woul house, and
sheds for cattle, Further partealars of A, JOURNEAY, Pine »r,
For SALE—TURNING MILL and FARM of
90 ACRES in Wayne County, Pean, Maple timber abundant, Ouly
€3,000. A chance for ambreila-stick and toy aahers
ee W. T. RAY, 3,001 BRIDGERT West Philadelphia.
1,500), 000ACEES,
RICHENT PARMING LANDS
IN THE WURLY
For sale to actual settlers.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANNAE,
MISROURI, KANSAS, AND TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANT,
Price of land, 8:2 to $8 per acre; eredit of lV years Line.
Fer turtuer wfvimslon, addiess
ISAAC T. GOODNOW,
Land Cumamissioner,
Neasho Falls, Kansas
Anction Sales of Real Estate.
AAA ARS AAI AIS IAI
J. JOMNRON, Jr, AUCVOnCer,
B} JOHUNNSON MILLER,
AUCTIONEKRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 25 Nassav-er,, COR. CRDAR #7. New-York,
City Resilonces, Stores, Lots, Country Seats, and Fam oouzhit, ol,
reuted, rxehuugal. Loans negotiated.” Agetion Sales of Farr ov Ke,
J Cors, Auctioncer.
360 PROSPECT PARK 1.OTS on Coney
LJ Island Ro:d, Prospect, Gravesend, ard Greenwood-avee., the
estate of Thowas Murphy, deceased, situate in the Town of Flatbush,
Just saaive the city lise. Bale positive, by onler of the Supreme Court,
uwler direction of leary J. Cullen, jr., Ref{cree,
JAMES COLE'S BON will sell. on TUBADAY, Dee. 5. at 12 m,, at the
Thirty-foarth-sta. Eervice on SUNDAY. 20th, a» follows, vie: Moruing
Praver at 9 a. m.; Litany, Holy Communion, aud Sermon at 10; Kven
“What is truth BISHOP SNOW of tbe Charel of Moan Zion
Conwerels] Brchaoge, No. 389 Faltoo-et., Brooklyn, the above ceairable
pioperty.
Coney Island Road 1s 100 feet wide: Prospect.ave. ls 100 feet ls and
1s 8 comtinuation of Middle-st., Brooklyn. and leads to the Grany Park
Way Boulevard; Gravesend ave. io also 100 feet wide, extending oun
Twenty-Srai-st., Brooklyn, to Prospect Park Yair Grounds sed red
Island. The streets bave heen adopted ly the (ommissioirrs, and are
mostly continuations of the Brooklro streets.
will preach in the University, Washington-sqaare, v8 SUNDAY at 3p m.
“An Interesting and Instructing Lectare lu sid of the mis
mon work of Kt. y Puree Charch for Deaf Mutes, will he g ven in Cbick
enug Hall, Fourteenth-st. near FKifth-ave.. on MONDAY EVENING,
‘This property is very desirable, either for those who wie. to purchase
for home which combines the beauties of the country with the con
veuiences of the city, being reached by lines of eity carn ftp ne 17 all
the ferries, or those who wish to specalate, 89 ever thing indicat that
tbe property will enbance in value more than any property in the .aine
diate vicinity of the Park, while the terws are so liberal (50 per cent 0a
bond and mortgage) that oor brag the lots within the reach of persons
of small means who desire a howe vat of the limita of city taxation.
Mision, Ry hg on RUNDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock. int
several Lodges will be present in regalia; good music a speaking
7.3). Lecture and Prayer meeting Thunds?, Bresiss. 8) an a
Mape are now ready at the ofices of the Referee, No. 150 Broadway,
Rew-York, and 779 Fultoo-st Brooklyn, and at the ufice of tbe Aucuvn
eer. No. 499 Fultou-st., Breoklyn.
James Milliken, enq., of Philadeiphis, will le tare before the
rn i i
Sowdrd and farms Wanted.
ANNE WANTED.—Three on leass and tv-o
PIERCR. jr No. 11 Plot sins
“Kev. E. if. Chagin, 1, I)., Jectares at Plrmonth Baptist ('hareh,
M. B. Chareh, Sevotp pre, Dear
0x
Real Estate to xchange.
I OW-PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn, unineom
M v roo n op
J 4 vered, 10 BXCUANGE fop nore! VVHITING, 3 Beekmac st.
way,
“Than v Tomcert for the beneds of the Nenday-school of
of the A y Halsey Moore, Rev. J.
itn Propertn to Let.
ee
BROADWAY BTORE to LET or LEASE
No. 4:3 Broadway, throagh te Mercer st, 4 ye a” basement;
Fi i To deen sh ar HOMER MORGAN. Pine st”
JFURNISHED HOUSE to RENT.—A haad
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somely fursished four-story brown-stone house in Neveateenth-s.,
west of and near MANth-ave.; will be rented fo o muall private family
only. Apaly to WILLIAM P. URINKELL, Ne. 15 Broad ot.
“Fillaisons (ireat Mirror of tho Hible,— The moe! besuifl
Bageme ot, New orb.
TO RENT, Furuiched, on Fifth-ave., near
Thirtieth-g4, bandsoine four-stary high-stop hrown-stone
HOUSE, fall sire, furnished in the most gorgeous style, wili be rated
0 8 Srai-clase tepaot fur one year. Apply to
(1.989) HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pine-ob. _
TO RENT, newly Furnished, for one and a
half years—A first ¢lnes four-stor bigh-stabp, fall size, hrown-stone
HOUKR {a Past-Ninrtrenth st. near HA Clareadon Hote?” kent reason:
able, to a private family. Apply 0
mg "TT" HOMER MORGAN. 2 Rivest
TO LET with BOARD—
A WLULK Ut PALT OF A FLOOR,
With private table if desire!
3 ad Lafavette place.
At Reduced Rentals by
V. K. STEVENSON SON,
FORNISIHHED,
Sth ave, tvatinm size. Madison ave. loge size
1th st. r3tm large, 241bh-at., wear Lexington-ave
UNFURNISHED.
Sth-ave.. nest Mth-ot Madienn-wve. near 35th.
Universiti: dare 40 roma Ir 5. 0s ton ave nenr 47 Lost
1th. 23 roms. 5th +t, near Lexington ave
48th-st., neve Arh ave, 46th-ot.. Lear Stave
23d-st., wear (Uoave Sint-st., near Sthease
Sith-et., nery Broadway Lin ste, near obli-ave
ALYO
$100,000 “NTATE FUNDX 10 Loan on Bond sud Mor'gage on
PROVED aud accessible Loimraovin City Real Estate, Apply at ile
office 11 Pine-st.
fiotels.
COMMONWE AL cel HOTE L, Washing ton-st.
r Avr oe oluare sem Worcester to Springheld-st.) a kb
Sard
GE 'RMAN SE RVANTS for ell positions, enpa
hi and trustworthy, constantly found at 33 Bowery. Mr. LOWE,
G oop (3erman Female Servants at Mrs. Hild’s
German Justitate, 127 Norfolk-st., betwen Rivington and Stanton-sts.
i
Sr TUATION WANTED—By a young Ger
man lady, well edncate), aa GOVERNESS or LADY'S COM
PANION; would do any kind of Gce sewing. Best references. Address
N. L., Tribaoe OfSce.
A SITUATION WANTED by a colored man
who can give good refepence, in a PACKING-HOUSE, or wonli
make himself useful in suy establisbwent. Adiress RB P., Box 105
Tnbane Ofice.

SINGLE MAN wants a situation as first
class WAITER in a private faunly; best city referuces; 164 East
Fortieth-st.
ANTED—A SITUATION in a down-town
business. by a 1:d of 15 tears who has had expericoce in making
bil's, cuties, ka The bet reference ven, Address F. M. DOW, No.
94 Tiliary-+ta. Brooklyn, N.Y,
Fielp Wanted.
J re APPIN LINN

AGEN I'S WANTED.—We want an active,
efficient Agent in every large town and citi. to represent our
Agency, hetribate Clrenlars among persons lisely to become advertisers,
and solicit orders. Circulars furni-hel Fora joudd A liberal eom
wission puid. For pirticulara, address GEO. P. ROWELL Co., Ad:
verumng Agents, 41 Park-row, N. Y,
COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER wanted.
Ome possessed of property to the amouut of $10 (0 preferred. Only
8 man of the highest cornvier amd Leas references uerd apply. Address
Box 4,520, with tuli particulars,
To BOOK AGENTS. —The Prospectus for the
pew bows entific
ROUGIING IT,
By
MARK TWAIN
In now ready for NOY. (S87 Agencies Apply to Il Coliege ylaee, corner
Muiray-st., np 8 wiry, for all others to
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Martford, Conn,
Ld Al "1 a MN
WAN IED—=AGENTS to SELL the most
wonderin! INVES TION of the age; so instrament with fa!l in.
structions by which avy lady or gentleraan can take a perfect likeness,
Every family should have one, ard a" their own pictores, Agents nase
2 to BU per day sellog ther, A sample mstrument, wth full in
tractors and terms to Ageu ts, wailed free in a peat box for 100 Ad
dress CUAKLES KING Co Ton easiile, Kentueks
ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MAN, having
envrgy and adil. to supenntand the sale of Dr. W, W. Hall's
SGUIDE BOARD TO HEALTH, PEACE. AND COMUVECENCE"” in
New-York City sud Brooklyn. None bot ap EXPERIENCED Canvasser,
or one wha Liar soperinies te! agents and ean pve the heat of refereices,
need apply. Also (ANY ASSERS for other fare of the coantry,
1. b PISK Co, Publishers, Spring8ell, Mass.
ip aed
£375 A MONTH=[orse and outfit fur
i) aint ed, Allroas NOVELTY Co. Saco Me,
CC aaa ER
ee
Dentist.
(COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ovig
J ested the apathetic use of mitrous ovide gas, admii inter itin the
most approved manoer, do nothiog but FX RACY TEELH, aud vo that
WITHOULU PAIN—e0 45000 patients testly. See \beir uawaes ai liv
otlice. No. 19 ('goper lushituie.
ed
Sn AAI
Proiessional Notices.
C D. HAMMOND, M. D., forme rly Professor
Jo of an heportaut Ny
waits in the Syracuse Medical College, N.Y.
N.Y. City. Nervous Deb!
reliably treated,
Qe 232 Fue st. vatof Turta,
tv, and all other special and pereral diseases, Le
Wedding Cards, Lr.
AT WM. EVE RDI L 1 SONS, No. 104 I'al
ton-st.—W BEDDING CARDS aod FINE STATIONERY. (Estab
lished 1315.)
SAMA AP
Amusements.
CIBLOS GARDEN.
NB ARDEN
HOUSES CROWDED TO OVERFLOWING!
TWO PLEKFOKMANCEN 10-DAY
MATINPR AT 2 EVENING AT 8, to witness
MR SOTHLKN
DT a
io Twn Tarlor's comedr
Or AMENTCAN COUSIN,
SLPPGRLD br by A POWERD LL CAST.
PERPORMANCE COMMENCES ATS O0'CTOC K PRECISELY.
CNC HA MALINLE THANKSGIVING DAY
PrriMUS neat TUESDAY,
A AL AM OUTAVITON HALL,
INION SQUARE THEATER,
8 VW. bLILLR....ovus ersreanenenisiservneINANGER
Phe Foret Artiste, TTARRIGAN and HART
Mie BONKANT! a! LLAULIFUL BALLKL.
THT RAYNE MAVUPIT and BARTHOLOMEW,
LIE WALHALLA PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN,
Mie, Gr KALDINE ard GEO. LEOPOLD,
AND GREAT OLIO COMPANY
PROGRAMME CHANGED NIGHTLY,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at 24
VLOBL THEATER, 728 Broadway.
A SAPPHO. Tue Fairey star”
Ce venus of the age. London Times.
In HOF GHES TUORLERQUE, PRINCE AMARETL,
MATINGES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
N! JAMES THEATER TO-NIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING AND cATURDAY MATINEE
Cocuer of Twenty-elgbtli st, und Broadway,
Taomense ard foe ded suecese of
ANNIE LONSDALKE'S COMEDY COMPANY
The PET oF Tile PUBLIC,
AND THB NEW CLASSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
BACCHUS, BACCHUS, BACCULSY
ANNIR TONSDALFK IN BOTH PIECES,
sannorted by a fu'l sod powerful company
Sea bills of the day. Seats v-cuied three dava ln adranca,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
THER PUSNILST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD.
Bik H, WAMBOLD BERNARD. and BACKUS.
FAN FEANCINCO MINSTRELS,
SEATR RECI RED THREE MONIAS IN ADVANCE,
DRLIGUTFUL BALLAD AND PART SINGING,
ROSYDALE of, “THE FI5H BALL"
v
P T. BARNUM"
o MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, AND CIRCUS. P. T. BARNCYM,
Rropnieter.  W, C. COUP, Mauayer,
THIRD AVE. AND BIXTY.-THIRD ST.
A stupendona szgregation of seven superior exhibitions in one. all for
only one price of atm’asion, viz: 50 cents; children under 19, Laif price,
A few reserved chaitw, 20 ceuts extra. Cbilirva to reserved chairs, 15
os a day and ing fi 11 in th. i til 10 ab night
THIRTERENTI WEEK of Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY'S most Powertn!
ey evening from n the morning an a
paserery day UNPARALLELED NTCOESST
CROWDED HOUSES DAY AND NIGHT.
Visited by from 15.000 to 20.0400 daly. Largest coliection of LIV
ING WILD ANTMALS ever seen since the deluge,
LAUSBUM CURIOSITIES 100,000, amoag which a fall section of the
GANT TREE OF CALIFORNIA, 360 feet high, 9 feet circumference,
aud 1,500 year oi,
Soc.ety Drams entitled DIVORCE 11" gow acted for over TURER
MONTHS witb undimiuished popal.ritv, the THEATER BEING
CROWDED TO THR DOORS at every performance.
1'.ve Hundred Wik! Animale, Birds, and Beasts, Incinding Monster Sea
Lice, aud family of Arctic Neale, kept In massive water-tacks, sod seen
every day and night disporting in their native eirment.
®_* Seats may be secured
Tn the above uversbeluing attracuvns is sso added, free of estrs
DIVORCE.” SATUKD
Surge,
DAN CASTHELLO'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS,
Fifty of the Lest perforu.ers in ihe world,
SEVEN COLOSSAL SHOWS (N ONE. NOTHING LIKE IT
KVER BEEN ON RARTH.
UIPPODROMR PERFORMANCES COMMENCE AT 2 AND 8.
Kvery featare absolately ehista, refined. and unohjectionable.
Don’t fail to witness the GREAT HIPPODROME PAGEANT ot the
open ag of each performance. The most magnificedt Oriental Speciacie
RPECIAL MATINEE of "DIVO
TEWING-MACHINES from several makers
ever seen since ie days of the Roman Ewperomm
NEW-YORK CIRCUS, slumb ily
L B. ogi Theatr, Spots Aeslemy of Huda, wiion.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 24.
EVERY EVENING, AT 8,
UNQUALIFIED BUCCESS OP
THE NEW TROUPE OF ARTISTS.
A FRESH PROGRAMME OF WONDERS.
BEAUTIFUL ACTS AND SUPKRB FEAI'S BY
MISS LUCY WATSON, LE JFUNRE BURY, AND ClIAS. P. REED.
DIVERTING PERFORMANCES HY
THB JEE BROTHER: ALMONTR AND SEAL
THRE SURPRISING ATHLETES
IN THEIR EXCITING CONTENTS OP SKILL.
Admission, 0 cents; Chiliren under 10 years, 25 cents. Lo Reserved
Beats, 75 cents; Chiklrro to Reserved Beats, 50 cents
NATIONAL, ACADEMY of DESIGN.—The
Mh Wiater Rahibition of PICTURER and SCULPTURES vow
open Every Day and Wedneadar and Saturday Nights, 34d-st.. cor. dth-ave
JLREMEN™ BALL.
THE 43D ANNUAL BALL
0 ald of the a
WIDOWS AND OKPHANS' FUND
AMERICAN
of the late
VULUNTERR FIRE DEPARTMENT,
acibend OF MUSIC
on MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 29, 1872,
Tiekets (admitting s gentleman ond ladies) FIVE DULLARS, cas be
bained tro vy of ol of the LCummittee,
gh Soman) TR Ag av Lr President, No 146 Pearl-gt.
ALONZO BLOTE, Tieasarer, No. 120 Fuiton-et.
GRO. P. NESBITT, Secrotary, No. 167 Pearl ot,
ME ALEXANDER WHITE,
of Chirago, bas placed Lis entire ovilectivn of PAINTING® on
exibition as the
ct
LEAVITT ART ROOMS,
nn Biadvar, corner of iwelfiboot,
the masterpieces ems of the
comprising the MAsCIREAT MODERN MANTEKS,
Kahibition, 9a m. sed Sp. m= Np wu
Admissiog 29 conte Beason Takets, W cenia
ite Drovertn to fet.
Situations MWanted--Females.
Situations Manted-- Males.
A CADEMY—NILSSON MATINEE—Mifnoo.
FIFTH (5) NILSSON MATINEE,
THIS BATU kbAY Sibko Deere open of 12:30,
5
Mlle, CHRISTINE NILSBON.............:88.0::000000000. MUGNON
lle. LEON DUVAL, Mile, RORCONI,
CAPOUL, M. JAMRT, M. LYALL,
MAX MARKTZEK..................... Mele and Conduetoy
Matinée Pricso—Admision, $2; Reserved Meats, $3 $4, and 04,
scoordint tw location,
SPECIAL NOTICP-.MONDAY RVENING, Nev. 77, 8d 8,
GRAND GALA OPL r
in booor of the vist of Hi Paerios Bihaey ihe uly fe and Suita
(For ah COAT Nov. ihe regular [thes tickets are not a be.)
TUESDAY. Nov. 20, Mi in voilad
_ Beats at the Acaieiny; ry 4 way.
CADEMY OF MUSIC—On Fourtee
a
2 SC AR OP¥,
MONDAY KVRNIRG NOV, 1 ATH,
In
in honor of the visit of Hie Imperial wess the Puke ALKXI
Suite. to whom au invitatou Las Lec bo by M SUNS wa
d ac a
0d acpi ONDAY RVENING NOV, 27, AT 8
SPAT
Mile (IR TINE SUSSON “Tan, .......MARGURRITA.
Me any CAPOUL.  M. BAKRY. 'M. JAMKT.
MAX MAKLIZEK.. ...M su Vuirector and Condecton,
Reserved Saw, Five snd Sie Do lam,
Fails Cirele reseed, Too (23 Dare
Qeats for this «stra perfanmaree at the Amun box Giice only
N. bh=n ro. Sees wm respectfully in‘omned (ot this extra perform
gace iv not inc uded 10 the subsenpt 00. TUKBDAY, Nov, i4, Bisteenth
su seriptior Night of the Strakooeh (talian Opera Compant-- MIGNON
——r—t VL Cy TATA
IMEE™ OPERA BOUFFE,
LINA EDWIN'S THEATER, 7.0 BROADWAY.
FRIDAY Nov. 24 SAT. RDAY, Nov. 20
witively last sights of
RRs DUCHESKE
SATUKDAY MATINRE AT 2
MONDAY Yor. 27—-" LE PONT DEY EQUPIRS.” by Offenbecl
w th pew Seeuery, Costumes, aud powerful Cast.
AIMEE OPERA BOUEFE,
LINA EDWIN'S THEATKR 20 BROADWAY
LAST NIGHAS OF
1.A GRANDE DI'CHESSE.
HOUSES CROWDED TO REPLETION.
SATURDAY MATES AY 4
“LE PONT DES SOUPIES” READY FOR PRODUCTION ji
PoREMUS next LULSUAY,
AT ASSOCIATION MALL,
QANTLEY! SANTLEY!!  SANTLEY!'"!
Mr GRORGE DOGBY ogee nue ina
TWO CGPAND CO $00
STO INWAY FALL
TUE~DAY EVENING, Sov. 7?
AND GRAND MATINEE, BALUKRDAY Dec.
CMa EDITH WYN
M.iame PATEY,
Me WHE CUMMINGS
Mi. J. G PATEY, ane
Mi, YANTLYMY.
Pianist 85d COnAUEWIT. .viurisriraaniinians M-. LINDSAY SLOPER
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR,
Reserved Seata, i cenip ard #1 extra, accwoh gto locaton,
Tickets ma. fe obta ned at Bcd iomer's Maae Nore 01 Grondway
Tlall Son's Music Store. 201 Broaiway, acd at duonway Wall frew
amtodp wm
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRIDAY EVENING, Dee
porevus next TUESDAY,
AU ASSOCIATION MALL
2 ar 3
QAN LLEY SANIPLEY! SANTVLEY!
THANKSGIVING DAY, MEaNAN
Ihe New-York Harmo e Bocieiy wave arranged with Mi George
lbs tw give Handel's Oat 10,
Wilk MESSTAL,
STEINWAY HALL. THUKSDAY, Nov. 30 1174
vOUA LSI:
MISS EDIT WYNNE,
MME DATE,
Mi. WH. CUMMINGS,
MR. J. G. PALLY,
ASD
MD. SANLLEY,
OLCUESTRA OF 60.
CHORUS OF 3 0.
CONDUCTOR, vvvienniinnnssneins veer: DR JAMES PECH
Adm son, #1, Reserved seats, &1 exter,  Toacts a0 now rea’s
and wa he obtained at Beh om mu-ic store, 701 Broadway, Hell
Sons, 01 Broedway, aud ab Steinway Halldly fom 9a. m top w
3 MNITL'U
JHOKREMUS next TUESDAY,
TAT ASSOCIATION HAIL.
(3 ERMAN LIEDERKRANZ,
LILDERKRANZ HALL, 31-4 Vast Fourthst
FIRST GRAND CONC],
QUNDAY EVENING. Nov. 20, Ll LL Z1'3 CELEBRATED WOKK
SPROMETHLELUS,” will be pertonued, for the Lest Line 10 Awerss
the full Cliocus of the Nociety aud a eran Oicheatru
Conductor,eesse os PPR SARRTSRIIAREI AAPA A. PAUR
Admission, $1, Tickets to be obtaivel throngh mewbeis.
J)OREMUS next TUESDAY,
AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
a
(x BAND olerA nous.
THIS SATUR. \Y, NOY. 25. 1574,
Lest Two Perfonainees of
Mr. and Mrs, W. J, FLORENCE
Also, Last Two of Tom Tazlcr's
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
REMEMBER. TO-DAY at 2, ONLY MATINEE
§O-NIGHL st 4 Law Auarane of
THE POPULAR FLORENCES,
MUNDAY, Nov. 27, will positively be produced 1 C De Leon's sev
drama calwd
PARIS;
Or DAYR OF ‘tHE COMMUNE
Gx itAND OPERA HOUDdL.
SUNDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, at 8 o'clock.
EIGHTH GRAND CO CERT
BY COL JAMES FRK, jr. 4
NINTH REGIMENT BAND AND URUIIESTRA
OF ONE HUNDRED M SMUIANS,
Aerr CARI, BERGMANN...... vee MUBICAL DIRBCTOR
Mr DL. DOWNING. ..ooine erreur nes senssnarsrs ne DEAE
assed by the flowing talent:
M ss CASE KRENZ. esessssersssssssnsannssnrsess ROI ANC
Mile, CANTELLAN ....ovvvirsnsrnmssannsannnses VIOLINS UF
Bite, DE FY svsnnnersssinasrnnsioores ve VIQLONCELLE
and Mr, J. LLVY,
th: world renowned cornet sol. ist
Le ery dooects, 1 Admission, 50 cents,
Sears seemed at 700 Broadusy. bre Ticaet Office, cor. Bioadway sae
Twenty -thirt-st,, and at the Bex Ofttice,
(x RAND OPERA HOUSE! THLE FLOR
X ENCES FAR:WOIL!
LAS FLOREN 1 MATINEE]
TWO O0'ClO K!
The Cop's interesting, moral wiima, tills €.CRi OF LEAVE MAN
FINAL TERFORMANCE Titis EVESING. ATH
VW ALLACK®,
ROSEDALE EVERY EVENING
It is respectfully ain tne d that
STANDING RUOM ONLY
1a placarded 80 enan after the doors are o en d every evening that those
requiriug ate iil Bud it mueh to ther alvaintage (0 Make
FARLY APPLICATIO
The play is really more staactive than un ibs inst produetion, aud fo)
the accowtuodatios of the potlie, the Bot Book will Le oped
TWO WELRKS IN ADVANCE,
Mr LESTER WALLACK. Mr JOHN GILBKKRE, Me J 1. TOD
DARI, Mr. B. T. KINGGOLD, Mr. CHHAS, KOURWELL, Mr 6. F
BROWNE Mr. E. M. HOLLAND, Mrs, CLARA JENNINGS, Mw
FRFIE GERMON. Mrs. JOHN rEFTON, Madswe PONISI, Mie
ISAVORA CAMERON, Mise BLAL De LL,
IN TH. CAT
Doe nottes wil he given of the reappiaranes of Me CHAS MAT
EWS. Mr JUUN BROUGHAM. ant Muss 4 LESSY MOKDAUNL
Performance gnsatB pom, Cactisges ray te onlerd atl pon
THEATER. OWENS
s
LAST WEEK BUT ONP OF
Mi JOHN Lk. UWENS,
8 who wid esr
EVERY EVENING aod SATULOAY MATINEE at 1)
ia 1g tno great spe 8 Lae,
SOLO SHINGLE
JOSIUA BUTTERBY,
in Tum iaylors popilir Cowaly of
THB VICTIMS,
Seats secured ofr days in sdvasce at the Theater; also at Ditson’s
Music dStore, 711 Broadway.
MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4,
Also ne
MR. EDWIN BOOIM....... J
()LYMPIC THEATER.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
G. L. FOX's
CELEBRATED SPECTACULAR PANTOMIME
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
hig BYERY EVENING, sad
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
with a full corps of European artista.
tassel MARTINS TAVILY ions, MARTENS Mme
NS au GRETCHEN=—.a
soles Ervonpiciiiss, Le Duo dus Chats, an grew aysiatiiey, Lea 4
LE PAGLIERI MARIETTA MONUNDO,
aE 2c SLeMENCE ALBXAND. OWA, W
4 {83 i L
LOURG XDONIS and LITTLRSVENDS,
aud the KIRALFY TROUPE OF
HUNGARIAN ARTINTN,
~TH AVENUE THEATER.
The Great Drama of the Times
HAMLET
a a —_—,
INIT NINN NN NINE INR NININ IIN
A A PUBLIC MEETING in the interest of the
HIGHER EDUC Ss of the various NATIONALITIES of the
TURKISH EMPIRE will be be'! on SABBATH EVENING, the 26in
fost.. at 7) o'clock, In the Mad'soz-square Presbyterian Chareh (Dr
Adame’s). Addresses by Rev. CYRUS HAMLIN, D. D,, President of
Robert College, Covstavtivuyie; Lrof. ROSWELL D, HITCHCOUK
D. D., sud the Rev. JOLIN HALL, D. 1,, of this eity.
A "A PUBLIC MEETING, under the auspices \uspices of
the East Side Association, in favor of RAPID TRANSIT, wall te
beld in the Hal, of the hast Side A sociation. eorver of Third ave avd
Eighty-mixth-st.. on MONDAY EVENING, Nevember 27 at 8 0 «lock
Adircsses will be made by Hun, WM. A. WHITBRCK. EDW AKD
ROBERTS, esq., and others. CUARLES CRARY, Pres't
J. B. Bxosm, Beeretary. Ee
ARTEMU! S" WARD."—A few engagements
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