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THE RT s.

Albert Kunz, OF Washington, u. O., charged WIN
conspiracy 70 delame Columbus Alexander
wealthy citizen 0: Washington, was yesterday
brought before Commissioner osborn. Apphca-
ton was made by the United States District Attor-
nsy for an order for the TRANSMISSION OF the ac-
cused to washington. Mr.. A. oakey Hall inter
posed an objection as the validity Of the ndict-
menv, questioning. also whether the charge was
one forbidden bY the laws OF the District OF Colum-
bia. The was then ADJOURNED I'LL Tuesday
next when the points raised Will be submitted to
Judge Benedict.
Samuel A. Briggs, Chicago merchant was ar
rested in this city yesterday by authorized mes
eenger and agent OF the State government OF nli-
nots as q fugitive from justice, he as alleged,
being under indictment Tor larceny The accused
was taken before Judge Daniels in Supreme Court,
Chambers, on a writ OF habeas corpus He was dts.
charged by consent OF counsel
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penalty upon Casey by sending him to the State
Prison for five years.

PchuiV upon Odsey Dy seuuiuk niiu w Iue osoeo
Prison for i've years
Alleged Larceny by Mr.. MOulton.
Charles Z. Moulton, who was jointly indicted
with Jonn Ryan, was tried for grand larceny.
Early In the term Ryan pleaded guilty to an at
tempt TO steal, on the 10Th OF August piece OF
cloth, worth $65, IRON the store Of Martin H. Leh-
maire, 453 Broome street. and was renamed ior
sentence. -
The evidence Of the alleged completely OF Moul-
ton with Ryan was tnat the accused was found In
possession OF the property, near the store, Dy the
clerks and porter who pursued Ryan. Moulton
made a statement" to the Jury, the substance OF
which was that he saw man run out OF the store
with the cloth and pass II to another man VINO
dropped it on dry goods box near the store, Ine
men ran away and he (Mouton) was returning TO
the store with the property when he was seized
by Mr.. Lehmaire and those who ran out OF the
store. The Jury could not agree upon verdict
and were discharged at late hour.
william McManuS was tried and convicted OF
attempting to steal silver watch from the person
or Christian Daniel, on the night OF the 9th OF
August. He was sent to the State Prison for two
years and six months.
Acquittal.
Stephen Brown was placed on trial charged with
stealing, on the Sth OF August 81, ,290 in money.
belonging to Peter vedder. II seemed from the
evidence that the complainant and the prisoner
were cOlored walters at Mr.. Smiths hotel, on Cen.
tral avenue, and that at the time Vedder missed
his money there was another waiter In the room:
AS there was no legal proof against the accused
the Judge directed the Jury to render verdlct Oh
not guilty.
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A QUEER HEN STORY.

From the Doylestown (Pa.) Democrat.l
From West Chester there comes to US the fol-
lowing sad story OF we'll meaning hen A man
by the name OF Lot F1thian, OF that place, had
been the owner OF q hen that, to all appearance,
was just like others OF her tribe except that she
had ceased to perform the functions OF well
behaved madam chicken-she didn't lay any eggs.
TINS was all the more singular when 1t was
observed that she did not show disposition to
"chuck." The hen seemed to thrive and ate well,
but 1t was evident she had something on her mind.
She seemed weighed down with grief OF some un-
discharged duty few days ago MIR. Flthian
killed the chicken, ana on dissecting her dis
covered twenty-etght full sized, well shaped eggs
the only difference between them and marketable
eggs being that they were minus the hard shell
The cause OF the poor hens dependency was now
explained. She had done her duty, had prepared
her eggs for delivery, but owing TO some obstruc-
tion nature refused to perform her share OF the
work. What would have been the ultimate con-
sequences OF this had the hen been allowed TO live
on we are not prepared to say; but 1t certainly is
strange freak OF nature, the. slmintude OF which
we have never before heard Of
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Swindling salisbury.
Dafnro Iudno Murrav

SWfndIfnS SauIsbury.
Before Judge Murray.
Henry ]. Salisbury, who was arrested by Of1cer
Slevn OF the Fifteenth precinct on Wednesday
morning, was arraigned at the above court yester'
day. Moses Kendall CLERK in the employ OF Adam
Partridge No. 1o7 West street, testified that on the
18th OF September Salisbury called and bought from
him lwO gallons OF brandy, and rendered In pay
ment check on the Butchers and Dr0vers' Bank
for $75. This check was signed Mitchell n Bowen.
AS salisbury was supposed to be employed by
Mitchell h Bowen, firm doing business at No. 436
Broome street, and for whom he was In the habit
of making purchases, the check was accepted and
Salisbury received $65 In change. 1t was subse-
Quently discovered that Mitchell Il Bowen had no
account at the Butchers and Dr0vers' Bank and
that the signature to the check was forgery.
Judge Murray held him in $1,000 bail to answer.
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FIFTY.sEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
A Woman In Mems Clothing.
Ref0ra JudQe Smith,

Woman In Mems Clothing.
Before Judge Smith.
young woman. named Antonio Suleska, ma
tive Of Bohemia, was found perambulating Third
avenue, on Wednesday evening. in mems clothing,
and was locked up. Yesterday she was arraigned
before Judge Smith, and, being asked for an ex.
planatlon or her conduct she said she did 1t 'for
fun.n HIS Honor said tnat he would make her pay
for her fun. and fined her So, which was handed
The suit Of male attire was connscated by the
police.
Severe Treatment OF Prisoners.
The discipline exercised over their prisoners by
the keepers of the prison attached this Court
so harsh that 1t has become matter OF comment,
and 1t is for the purpose Of calling the attention
of the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
and the public that reference is made to 1t here
Some time ago the practice Of prohibiting food
from being given to prisoners by outside friends
was referred to IN the public prints, and 1t wa 8
discontinued to some extent 1t now appears
that prisoners confined here who are awaiting
examination are not allowed to leave their cells
even though their confinement lasts a month or
two. Four weeks ago young man named Thomp-
son was committed for examination, and, being
unable give ball. he mas never since been out Of
mis- cell. Another man, occupying the next CELL
has been confined in that FIVE weeks. Neither OF
these men has yet been found guilty OF any crime,
and they very naturally complain that they are
treated as though they we're convicted murder
ers. All they ask for Is the privilege OF walking
in the prison room for an hour or half an hour
daily. and the room being large one and SUI.
ncientIy secure there is no reason why prisoners
should not be accorded that privilege
Omcer Cromie Held for Trial.
On1cer Robert J. Cromie, OF the mounted squad,
whose case has been under examination for
some time for his brutal assault Michael Ham,
mill as already fully referred to in the HERALD,
was held for trial the charge yesterday at this
send the case to the special Sessions, but the
prisoners counsel objected, and on motion 1t was
sent to the General Sessions. Cromie was held in
& 900 bail.
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COURT OALENDARS-THIS DAY,

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Heid by Judge
lI6 49, 1884, $50. 166, III, 49, IT. i7s isS ls6.
MARINE CoUR1-TRIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Judge Gross-NOs. 14S, 10s. $50, 22S, 1885, 259, 1894
1925, 12O, 226, 275 276 "a, 4l4 23O 1868, ssl, 49,
lis. Part Held by Judge spaulding.-Nos. $50,
ISL ~ 2se u, le7 sS2, ~ 7lS 1909 1913, 1914
Nos. $40, 4os s45 2oe 2o9 sos, So7, sS4, se6, AL
71S, 955 972 978 1908, 1882
Sutherand.-The People vs.. John Hartigan
robbery; same vs. John Britt rape; Same
vs. William Donaldson, felonious assault and
battery; Same vs. George Flanigsn, burglary
Same vs. John Smith, grand larceny; Same VS..
Bella Lee grand larceny; same vs.. Rose Meyers,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Frank Wilson, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Charles Hudson, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Alexander Ford grand larceny; Same
VS.. Elizabeth Tracy, assault and battery; same Vs.
Richard Williams, assault and battery.
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MARINE COURT-PART l.
What Is Commercial Paper.


Before Judge Gross
BENJAMIN Grimm vs. John De Wilde and r. 3.
Betts.-Tnis action is brought upon promissory
note for $3.50, which the defendant Wilde made for
the purpose of assisting the other defendant,
Belts, sued as indOrser, and by him sold to the
plaintiff. The plaintiff testified that ne purchased
the note Tor $500 upon the representation
OF Belts that 1t was good and given in
real estate transaction 1tio ana without fur.
he represented 1t to be good and did not say any
thing about its being an accommodation note.
DE Wilde states That he gave IT to Belts that he
might get 1t discounted upon the promise that he
would protect 1t, and that he never received any
part OF the proceeds. Defendants counsel claimed
that such a note as the one In question was void
an its inception, that the plalntir was not bona
rde holder, not having put himself on inquiry as
to the circumstances OF its making, and that In
any case he had no standing in Court by reason OF
the usurious transaction to which he was party,
moving for dismissal OF The complaint on these
grounds which was denied. Judge Gross charged
the jury that Y they were satisfied that the note
was made by De Wilde and delivered 70 Belts that
he might raise money on it for his BETSY benefit,
and that the plalntin purchased II Of him for value
;iict must ne rendered In favor of the n,aint, for
its face with interest.
Verdict in favor Of plaintiff for $544 1s. For
McNahon.
Judicial Rebuke to Jurors.
At the opening OF jury trial case on Wednesday
In the Marine Cour: q judicial lesson was read to
jurors, which 1t would seem strange should be
necessary were IT not for the frequent evidences
OF the "ways that are dark" so often pursued by
jurors. A jury being sworn in the case referred
TO, Judge spauding presiding) SAID d:-'Gentlemen
OF the jury, before this case IS Initiated wish to
Iemind you Of the precise nature OF your OATH 1t
ts that you shall try all cases brought before you
strictly according to the evidence. The reason
make this remark is this-a member Of your
body, who also acted as q juror here yester-
day, after his discharge from the case, in q con-
versatiOn mad with the Court touching the case, I
was led to believe from what he said that he chose
30 pass upon the testimony In view OF his own ex-
perience and from what he knew about matters
and things in general rather than nom the lacts as
set forth in the testimony. desire simply to say
TO you, gentlemen, that jurors are sworn to try
cases according TO the evidence only, and must
ignore any impression they may have formed with
regard to the merits or demerits OF the case. In
dependent OF the testimony ITSELF" The Juror in
question must have WINGED at this rebuke but It
passed unnOtced the Court considerably with.
holding any personal alluson TO him.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

By Judge Donohue.
Continental Insurance Company va. Woodwork; (;
Cameron vs. Frost.-MOtOns granted.
In the matter Of M0ore.-Order confirming re-
port.
Marshall vs. Fowler.-Motion granted; costs to
abide the event.
Martin vs. hargous.-Motion for allowance
granted.
HOtchkiss vs. Burbank: Fgues vs. Schwartz
Memorandums.
In the matter OF the Indestructible Material
Company-Order granted.
Batter ct al VS.. Methiessel; Ebbinhausen vs..
Robinson ct al.-Motons denied. Memorandums.
Bernstein Vs. Keyser; Keyser VS.. Bernstein
Motions denied.
Trade Savings Bank vs.. Howles-Motion denied,
without costs.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Tredwell vs. PomerOy.-MOtion denied, with $40
costs. Memorandum.
QuassaicK National Bank vs. Waddel-Motlon
denied on defendant amending her statement See
memorandum.
By Judge Pratt
Rhodes VS.. Havemeyer
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Rhodes VS.. Observation-Disclosures.
SUPERIOR C0URT-sPEOIAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Thomas vs. Loaners' Bank ofNew York.-Motion
denied
without prejudice.
Eddy ct al. VS.. Wicka-Motion to strike out an
swer denied.
Foote vs. Hatch ct al; Knoepfel vs. Kings
County Insurance Company; Muller VI. Earle ;
Lord vs. Rammy; Smith vs.. smith; Phillips VS..
Phillips; Schoen VS.. Schooner; Miles vs.. Brown !;
Glestein vs. Finck; Merritt VS.. Clark; Knight vs.
Watson; Fieischauer vs.. Blee's Sewing Machine
Company ct a.-Orders granted.
In re Whitney, &c.-Proceedings dismissed, with
out COSTS
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Watson vs.. Brennan.-Case settled; findings and
conclusions passed upon.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION sALE-AUGUsr MARTENS. AUG
"A toneer Magnificent Household Furniture Piano
forte Drawing Room suits, at the elegant mansion 50
West l5h St. near 5th av. at lOh oclock on this day
Duchesse style, covered silk brocade; Etageres, Book
Cabinets Mirrors rosewood Panofore, celebrated
MAKER; bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes, Mattresses Ex
tension Table Buffet Cutlery. sverware, Glassware,
Furniture Kitchen apartments sale
perempory. Parues wishing TO attend this sale take
9th = ". stages 9th v.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
A FelOnious Assault.
Before Judge Sutherland.

Deioie 'uuRe SuCneranu.
In this court yesterday John F. Casey was found
guilty OF an assault with intent to do bodily harm
to Michael Benner on the 18th of August 1t ap-
peared from the evidence tnat the defendant and
hve or SIX young men, who were aborers on the
public works. went into the lager beer saloon OF
the complainant, and because he refused to give
them beer without first receiving pay for it a
quarrel ensued, the result Of which was that Ben
ner " as attacked and stabbed in the arm with
knife. The wife OF the proprietor rushed TO pro-
tect her husband, and Casey cut her In the hand
innicting two wounds upon 1t. AS an example to
young men who use weapons upon the slight est
pr0vocat0n Judge sutherland Imposed q severe
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT CALENDAR TO-DAY.

The following is the calendar Of the Brooklyn
City Court for to-day Nos. II, 8, g. o. a. 116 III,
lis 119, 12o l2 122. 123 124H. 12, l2s, l29, 100,
1a2 IS3, 134 l35 1856, 13 13S, 14O 14l l42 143 l44
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COMMISsION OF APPEALS,

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. "a, 1874.
The following is the day calendar OF the Commis-
sion OF Appeals for Friday, september 25:-Nos.
249 $50, 25l, 254 255, 257, 25S, 166, 2O3, 235
The Commission are not limited by the calendar
OF the first 100 but Will take up the general caen-
dar on conclusion OF the first
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NrIBLO'S THEATRE
~ @. r. THORNE Lessee and Manager
nhALr .. lhe great Spectacular DTaims VI INC
DELuGE; Or PARADISE LOST, ,.
contihues 70 attract ul and fashionable audle noes ~
Will pe performed LIVERY NIGH until further notce
lou nailed Female Warriors $50 Dancing Ballet
.,,.a nv, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
Mss JULIA SEAMAN
- AND THE ENGLISH ARTISTS.
THE bOISskT FAMILY
AND LIE JEUNR honey.
DARK THEATRE
Broadway between Twenty first and Twenty second
sueets, is minutes walk Fifth Avenue, Al
beImnIle HOFFMAN, L James, Coleman, Barnums Ev-
stages and cars.
,,,,x RAGE or THE TOWN.
AAhA TWAlN,s AMERICAN DRAMA.
GILDED AGE
and
JOHN I. RAYMOND'S
OOL MULBERRY SELLERS
nayInoha as Oo sellers takes his place by Soth-
Srns Dunareary owens Solon shngle, florence's Bob
Wnetty' Mayos Davy Crocket and Jefers0n's Rip Van
EVERY NIGHT
and
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2PM
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COURT OF APPEALS OALENDAR,

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. "a, 1874
Court Of Appeals calendar for Friday September
25 1s74:-Nos III, l2S, l3l, 1872 1856, 143 l44, l45
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AMUSE MENTs.

ROOrHiS THEATRE
- JARRETT 4 PALMER . Lessees ana Msnagers
~. lhls EklDAYl EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25,
tne foremost representatives of the Irish Drama
NIX. AND MRS. BI RNEY WILLIAMS
who after an absence of years from New York are
now performing before " "A' nav
ovERWHELaING AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
Will appear IN Gavers famed dramatic picture OF the
Land of the shamrock in the days OF '9s called "'
CONNIE SOOGAH,
which Is offered with all the magntncence which
marked its Offering during the run OF ~
FIFTY CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS IN DUBLIN
CORNFY McGRATH, with the songs of pat Mauoyr
and the Irish Wedding. o.. Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
NELLY NOLAN, jumping jewel, with honeycom
between her chin and her nose and giving the great
Irish Jig "Connsught Mans Ramblei
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
s.sTHE SCENERY Of Connie Soogah Is universally
pronounced OF REMARKAbLE GRANDEUR, the
'Giant's Causeway," THE Hut" illumination OF Ber.
rysiord Castle" and especially the -
GREAT CASCADE SCENE
nightly expressions OF admiration and surprise
MATINEE TOMORROW SATURDAY All HALF-PAsT
ONE.
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MARINE COURT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Joachimsen.
Thornly vs. Russell; Davis vs. Haas; Finnie vs..
Finke.-MOtion to open default granted.
CattaDeo vs.. Gali.-Motion for stay denied.
Chamoear vs.. .Raymond.-Cause restored to call.
Gemetz VS.. Henderson.-Order vacating sums
ana attachment.
Cohen VS.. Harlon.-Cause restored to call.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
DecisiOns.

BY Judge Loew.
Cox vs. Lembach; GrOhman Vs. GrOhman.
MemOrandums
SPAIN vs. Doll-Motion to place cause on special
calendar OF short causes granted.
Reilly vs.. Moran ct al.-Motion denied.
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DENTISTRY.

A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS-FREsH GAS DAILY;
IA Combination Sets extremely light and durable
Rubber SETS $40 to so No PIG Sixth avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Established l@o
DT, ~ BERHARDS
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SALES Al AUCTION.
A UCTION-HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER
"A sells THIS DAY at lob O'Clock,
$iaWo
worth Of Household Furniture
in private residence II East Twentieth street. near
Broadway, namey-Pianoforte. ~ octave four, round
and haircl clotn Centre Tables, Oil Paintings BronLes,
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Dressing Cases. Mattresses
Pillows Sideboards Extension Tables, Carpets Ac-
Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
A LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT
"A pubic auction this day at 10 80 in lots, the Furni
ture now In the house l2 Macdougal street consisting
OF parlor Sets Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Ac., &c Sale
positive. Dealers invited
LBERT b. wALDRoN, AUCTIONEER
n By u. W. IVES.
Saleooms lOs Liberty Ill Cedar and 80 Church street.
On SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock,
general assortment Of Household and Once Furniture
aud other Goods suitable tor Housekeeping
A UCTIoN-AUcriOS sALE--AUCTIoN-THIs (FRI-
n day morning, commencing at l01s O'Clock. at pri-
vate 1ve story brown stone mansion 10 West 23d St,
near 9th av., $23 900 worth OF Paror, Library,
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, at public ton,
contained in above residence, namely -Seinway 4
Sons IN octave four round Pianoforte, Curtains im-
ported Bronzes, Paintings latest styles Paror suits,
covered In satin brocateL reps; inlad Centre Tables
tary Bookcases Chamber Suits solid black walnut Bed
steads Dressing Case. Washstand 20 curled hair Mat
tresses spring beds Sdeboard, Extension Tables Chairs
to match Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Oil
CLOTH &c. Over 800 lots by catalogue.
, HENRY Il. MCDONNELL. Auctopeer.
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AMUsE ME- NTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMrIo lsa naoADwAxl
wednesday MS sSsH;Ss
Howard aSs sI.s Si.ss s:s
Hickey Barney Krrprs, e nsT THE ikstrPii rPPii.rpoE
Richmond Granville Ef gtFtl.HSs %S RrR2Gs
osorse Knight ~ %iIs:
MeAndrews The peerless ss.9sst.E EtsSSAn. ados.
olio Of 50 Star Artists lists "'''' ''
series Of splendid and costly surprises In prepare
W Proprietor and Manager Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK
Doors open att 80; commence atsP.M.
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
THIS psi8As ~, EEyESiSd SIdSS sept rs
in his Ms,'FiS oTSlinsal etageete, ,of
SATURDAY NIGHT-USoLE Di6K's DARLING.
" s1TSRDAfTr yfrF ASfEESS9S gS{S SsFIsHR sFBFHNaEH
NIB rooLE y SSfcisEFI2s IhsEF g HIS GREAT
Positively last time faE # 'Hs SRSvsE, RsHs E9,'mAo'
''"H0N', with the suncee.sai COMEDY Drama Of i
n.rr, Cox. eni, orisia. shaIasisI5; M. rooLH
''n'.qFe}"sS s. w FsRIE fet SSHSSANs S'
S1sgs 5s' Il %s 4s. in s
written for uSShs ySGlf b S5eks SIstS fH''a
oADEMy, ArH srREET.-MLLR HEILBRoN.
Mr. MAX srRAKoscH has the honor to announce that
se S n hSRSiSa
on which occasion vf1d1i fH fsapsfHrA, Spsfa
win be presented for The Simult.nso1. inSdastion IF
Mile AAHa1 Il rnaa 1s 81. so sfaay
Ss 3 tSa as0n o Ss iat aqs Sf shs
srnor pE ey the .dnFss Baritone oEnMoxr
ssH5s ssses NJ. SoSsH1 seSHHEP11
Full Chorus and Grand Orchestra ~r,,.
%EpsEspxI ss seP:mSel 81 second snSss4Ss.isn Night
SAa and aeous of sgsgr. FSfAaSsT55ss s,snor CARLO
R.ens OF nf # f1S5 IS5IsE sisnor DEB
FRIDAY Se'ooer ''fnS fhird suDserPtiqn sS Night
Mic i''-10 PtENTE ana FioRiSI.
p1RsT F4nsHR56p aRANb opssH asi0psf pSsfATtNKE.
s s.S as1e: s's
CADEMY HEILBRON TRAVAIL
"A THE THREE DOLLAR RESERVED SRATS,
FIRST siaH F aR %hISS ss oPss SEASON.
are for sale at the Academy only.
Co4os;s4Eym, BROADWAY AND rHIRrHS1y.M sI
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
Nine ANNIE KEMP BOWLER ConIato
Nj. TOM BARTLEMAN. Baritone.
Miss LILLE ANDREWS, Aezzo Soprano.
Miss ANNIE MACKENZIE, Soprano.
Ne CHARLES PYKE, Tenor.
Nine EMIIIB GILBERT. Pianialt
Miss ANGIE SCHOTT,
In a second series OF her great illusion Of
MASKS AND PAGES
and who will also appear her celebrated original
BLIND READING
Va dnlnfi Tragedy OF Punch and Judy 70 little olkA
MOORE'S MELODIES.
OIustrs tad with Painting and MusicA
THE DEVILS GORHE,
with It's superb cataract OF real water
DOLORBS the Gypsy, In her ca vern Of Mystery
THE SfBIL'S CAVE.
PARIS BY NIGHT
Starlight Moonlight Gasiaghf
Thunder. Lightning RAIN. 800.
Professor SRDGWIUK'S LECTURE, entitled SALT
| LAKE CITY and q host of other attractions -
Open afternoon and evening, from 80 to 5 NJ ana ~
to 10 80 2. n Admission, 81; children half price No
| extras
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A UCTION SALE-THIS (FRIDAY MORNING.
n commencing at 10 O'Clock.

AT the elegant private residence
I'D West twenty -trst street, near seventh avenue,
handsome and useful Household Furniture.
two elegant PianuforteS Steinway sons octave
and Decker BROS four round 7a octave,
Marie Antonette and Princess style Parior Suits coy
cred In damask tin" and brocatel inaid and marble
top Centre and Gard Tables French plate Mirrors hne
Curtains Library and secreaire bookcases hand dsoms
cwarf Bookcase Library Tables, Turkish Suit n sa-
Writing Desk. rosewood and walnut Bedroom sets
robes Wasnstands, hair and spring Mattresses Rep
Plush and Hsircloth Suits; Extension Fable, Buffet
Brussels and ingram Carpets Kitchen Furniture, &C.
n. B.-Sae positive. Take seventh or Eighth avenue
ROBERT O. CASHIN, AuctOneer.
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VVM Writer'S, AUCT1ONBBR WILL SELL THIS
w day at O'Clock at 454 Canal street. large assort
ment Of Paror suits Of every description black walnut
Chamber suits SOFAS Lounges Dressing Bureaus Book.
coses, Wardrobes, Washstands, Commodes Tables,
Chairs, French plate pier, mante and plain %irr9rs
Beds Pillows Bolsters, Sheets Oomfortcrs, Quilts &C !;
Dining Room and Kitchen Utensils Counters
Desks, Saloon Tables Refrger Iron safes Paint
ings Engravings, Cnromos, &c. also elegant velvet
Brussels, tapestry and ingram Carpets Oiicoths, Rugs
Mattings, Harness, Gas Fixtures &c.
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MATINEE.

DOOTPS THEATRE. MATINEE
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, AT ~.
"THE IRISH TEAM
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
FIRST GRAND CONNIE soouAH" MATINEE.