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THE COURTS.
Beeitf'n Affecting lannfactirring and Min
ing Companies.
A UONtSUL CJKNRRAL'S FOWEHB
m July, 1S74, the Fnited States government set
op aeiuim against the late Sjuiui"H Gardner, tor
aieriy a mutant Quartet mas er in toe army, for
toe sum of $100,000. Since the death or Mr. Card*
?er ma vouchers Jiave been submitted to the
Treasury Department, and tne Third Auditor baa
?ecentiy forwarded to toe executors a letter, in
which he stated that on a supplemental ex tmina
tton into (be accounts of the deceased officer a
deficit of outy $3jM t?7 h ?s been found instead or
the large sura previously cla nml. The executors
will at once reimburse the Treasury Departineut.
How so great an injustice was done the deceased,
does not appear, bat lbs conn art in the amount*
to a striking one.
The motion for a bill of particulars In the
|6,ooo,o<X) suit against Tweed, which was set down
lor argument yesterday m Supreme conn, Cham
Mm, before Judge Lawrence, was again, Of con
sent of counsel, adjourned over uuul uext Tues
t The question as to the constitutionality of the
act of the Legislature passed April 30, 1873, abol
ishing the board oi Assistant Aldermen from and
after the 1st day of January, lw7.y was revived
yesterday m the Supreme Court, General Term, In
the proceedings pending by William A. Demorest
and Patrick Touer to bave their election as As
sistant Aldermen for ttis year declared valid. The
esse was tried at Special Term before Judge Van
Brant, when a judgment was rendered for toe city.
An appeal was taken from this judgment to the
General Term, and on the case being called yester
day the opposing counsel suotuitted their briei's
without argument.
Through a mistake the name of Robert Calkin
an artaohO of the Third District Court, was omit
ted from the pay roll for January >ast. Permission
was asked irurn Comptroller Green to correct the
error, which he refused to grant, and neither
would he pay Mr. Calkin bis raiary for that
in on in. As the only means of gettiug his money
Mr. culkin was obliged to bring suit against the
eity (or bis month's pay. The esse was tried yes
terday before Judge Barrett, who, alter bearing
the testimony, direoted a verdict lor the ninoant
claimed, be ng $107, including interest, besides
the costs of the ae.ion, which, or course. Is only
another item added to the legal expenses on the
city through Mr. Green's contumacy.
MANUFACTUBTNG and mining com
I'ANIES.
The complaint in the suit of The People of tne
fitate of Mew York vs. the Standard Union Manu
facturing Company, in tba nature of a bill in
equity, to brought by the Attorney General of the
State under the code, asking for the dissolution of
the company and tor an Injunction and receiver.
The comp.aoit alleges various grounds lor its dis
tortion?in fact a violation of nearly all the pro.
visions of the law id regard to manuiacturlug and
BMumg companies, and It ia iurther claimed that
the company is a fraud and swiudle upon the laws
of the State of New York and tbat It is insolvent.
The statements la the complaint are sub
stantiated by affidavits. The defendant denies
ihe ai egatioos in the bill, and presents
affidavits of the storknoiders and trustees to
sustain them, on the presentation of the com
plaint and affidavits by the Attorney General,
through Mr. Samuel 0. Courtney, bis representa
live. Judge Donobue issued an injunction against
the company doing any business and aiso ap
pointed stepheu J. bluiack receiver of the assets
?r trie company. The order to ooniinue the in
junction and receiver was argued belore Judge
Lawrence. On tuc part oi the plaintiffs It was con
tended that the wb<>te incorporation of tue com
pany was a fraud on the sututr; that the ess. u
uai elements of the law author zing the terma
tion of such companies bad txen ignored; tbat
it bad no financial office or place of business In
tii# city ol New York; that its whole arrange
ments, factory, Ac., were in New Jersey, and mat
Jetin L. Mas n, its President and managing man,
was the entire compauy. and carried the books
?>f the company wherever be went; that It
had no property witbln the State of New York to
tax or reach, and that the courts were utterly
powerless to enforce any order against it; tnat
creditors bad no remedy unless thev went to New
Jersey, and in ifcet ttiat the whole coaipanv was a
gigantic fraud on the statute. On the tart of
tne defendant it was argued by Messrs. Palmer
aad DeCamp tbat if taia eoiniaay was dissolved
?vrry other sompany organised under the Manu
facturing laws could be wound up: toat it was a
toma ...te concern; that tne trustees and a large
Majcrfy of the stockholders were sstialled with
ns msDagement, and that tae auit wa* really ia
the interest of a rival company, and that it wss
perfectly swivent. Judf.- Lawrence yesterday mom
tag rendered a decision continuing the injunct.ua
aad the receiver?mp, wita coats to the plaintiffs.
POWERS OF A CON'S TL GEYEBAL.
la February laat wnnam Junker, ctilef mate of
tbe G?rman bark Phillip Weyerrjang, waa charged
with aanault upon Albert wea a aaitor emp'oyel
?a toe veaael. The cue *m uua before tlie
Marine Court for trial. Pending tbe irui a motion
? bj> Band* on behalf of Herman R. Sf-bumacker,
(oaan. General of tbe German Empire at tata port,
protesting atfaiuat tbe trial of toe caae la tbat
('?art, no tbe ground 'flat the Court waa without
Crmdir.tion. pur*unit to the ? Ipuiautn* eiu
di*<i tn to# cooiui.r Convention between in.:
t m en htatea and tbe German Km Ire, pro
claimed June 1, U7Z Juuge Joactiimeeu, be
lure wnom toe motion waa beard, de
nied tbe name, netting orth hi* reanoua for *o
doing in a very aide and elaborate o,duiou. faU?f
tng vn a dectalon niouon waa main y-nterdav in
MupremeCourt, ctuini.. r?, u-fore Judge Lawience,
lor a writ of prumb tt >a re*traimug tbe Marine
caart from tbe trial 01 the case. hx Governor
Muiomon iii tOft a leugthy argument in aopport of
ia? motion, to which Mr. K. w Aodie?? replied.
Tbe pcinia raw .1 on Dotn aide* were nutMiamlal.y
tue wine an tooee preach ted in tbe arromeui o?
a.re Judge Joacoimaen, one aide ciaiining toat the
Ooaaai General baa, under the treaty referred
to. exclumve power to take cogn./.ance of torn
eiaan of caae*. and toe other innwtiug iha' tbe
caae in qn ntion cam* witbin tbe limita of ttit ex
ceptional cianae, lna*muen aa tbe offence charged
waa of a nature to ataiurb the peace and puniic
order ta the port. TUe Court look tbe papera, ra
aarving ltd decision.
UNITED BTATE8 DISTRICT COCKT.
Beiore Judge Blateb.ord.
no oovzBjmxirr gru on a oke-btn-dked
DOIXAJt CBKX.
aa action waa tried yoaterday in tbit Court in
wbiih tno government waa the plaintiff and tbe
?atlonai Chemical Bank the defendant. Tiie ac
uan waa brought to ra over |loo, the amount of a
check which pa need through the bank and into
tbeTrcaaury undertbe following clrcnmntaneaa:?
Tbe bans transmuted the check la queatlon to tba
Treaaory, tba same baring the indorsement of
Archibald A. Smith, and to whom they paid tba
amount The bank aiao lndnr?o<i toe check. At
tn* Treaaury it waa dla<overed that the In
dor*ement waa not genuine, and reqoeated the
bank to reiund. Tbla being denied, the preaent
auit wan brougat to recover. Mr. Hmitn teatiflcd
khat be bad not lodoraed taa chock, nor bad he
?iveu pernnaaioB t<> any one to lbuorae tor him.
He admitted, however, that he bad given the flrtn
?i L. Brown A a pwwer 01 attorney to transact
Buataea* ior mm Toe full indoraement on the
citeck waa "Archibald A. smith?L. Brown. by J.
L. Hii.a, attorney." Jtvlge Biatchford neid to i
Hmitn bad vented in Brown power to indorae for
Mm; that therefore tbe inaor.erneat waa valid
and diamiaied tbe complaint. 1 ma leavea me re
?Pobaibiuty oa ctautb.
MARIN B COUKT?PART L
Be/ore Judge Groaa.
arnoM to aaovnt blbttion nrvnw.
George P. Webater v?. Jamet A. Dee ring.? Tke
plaintiff, who waa laat fail tbe propr^tor of the
Bariem Local and carried oa a printing officii,
bring* thia action to recover $mo and mtereat,
Being tbe value of printing poatera, guter .mipea,
Uaflota, Ac., to aid in tba elocuoa or the defendant
to tba afflce of member of Aanembiy from tbe
NlnetaoaMi distglct. Ha teatiflet that a Mr. Devoa
>- ailed aa bM office la October, and. aaying that be
wiabad to have Mr. Doering'a printing dona, gave
tbe order la question, at toa aame tune eagaging
a bill poater, and that on hta aobaequently calling
?a tba defendant to notuy him not to pay the bill
to *ay one but hlmaelf, aa be nnderatood tbat a
party who bad act?d an editor of hia pa?,er r.ad
l>eenont making coilecliona, the reply waa ma<i?
tbat he bad bo don <t mat Mr. !?evoe would no
arrange raaitera that he would not nave to pay
t tie bin twlco. The defence interp..aed waa tbree
J?.U- fliat. ihbt an. iHvug waa deiAfloaut ?
agent; W?om, that the person engaged to do the
printing was a Mr. Nevlngton, arid thirdly, Mr.
veering testified that the uomlna'ioii was lorced
upoa aim by members of the West Side Associa
tion, wan accepted very unwillingly (bis business
having suffered during his former term ol office)
and only on tne condition that he snould not be
caned upon to pay any part of trie expeii ^s of
election. nnJ mat hqv expenses incurred mo com
mittee were responsible lor. I'he Jury rendered a
verdict iu lavor of tue plaintiff for f 3;m Hi>.
DECISIONS.
HUrRKMM COURT ?CQAHTKIUJ.
By Judge Lawrence.
McCredie vs. McK night.-Motion to comnol the
purchaser o complete ma purcnaae granted, wuu
out costs; order 10 be sealed on two nays' notice. |
Iu the matter of Lederer.?Report oi reieree
contirm-d.
Philadelphia and Reading foal and Iron Com
pany vs. 1 ue Kxcelsior Lauu alluring Cumpanv.?
Cause advanced ou caieu^iar ami net Juwu lor i.ie
ltnb of Mar, lsTft. No costs of motion.
iuettennack vs. lietzel?lue default in tbia eaie
is opened on the turrns statrU in nieiuoiauduiu.
'lerwiinger vs. Corcoran.?Motion to cuungo
place of trial denied, wiiu $10 coat*.
Levy vs. Uiiiett.?Motion denied, with coats. 33
Howard,
Buggs vs. Lieo et al.?Granted
Mediation va. Mci<ouuelL?Motion denied, with
$10 costs.
derrick vs. Ilerrtclc.?Motion granted and came
placed on Special Circuit calendar for the third
Friday of May.
By Judge Barrett.
Moran va. Polilou et al.; Davidson vs. Alfaro.?
Motions denied, with f io coaia.
The six n National Hank vs. The Chicago and
Alton Kailroad Company.?Motun for additional
issues deuieu, with $10 cosu
Sperling vs. Price.? Motion granted: $10 costa
I to defendant, to aoide the eveut.
Crow va. Merrill.?Motion grunted and default
i opened on payment or $10 term tee, the disourse
meLitb on the inquest, and $io cosia of opposing
i tula motion, ilie judgment to aund as security,
i Ac.
Woodward vs. Compton.?Motion denied, but,
I an the qunetioti was uew, witiiout costs.
Trask vs. Peeks*!!! i'lougn Works. ?I he motion
to vacate the precept, or io release the goods ;
from ihe levy tuereunder, must be deuied, b n all
further proceedings under said precept uiohi be |
stayed until tue deciaRU of the General Term, or
lbs appeal from tne order of March 31, provided
such appeal be brought on for argument duriug
the present May General lerm.
Butier vs. Wehle. ?There Is nothing in these
papers to show that the controversy is at an end,
or that the plalutiff lias sought io discontinue,
lne motion must oe aeuied, wua leave to renew
on further papers.
Regan vs. Jennings.?Motion granted unless
plaintiff stipulates to refer the action and permit ;
toe taking oi the testimony of tne defendants and :
their witnesses st Saratoga springs, $lo costs
j to abide the event; order to t e aeiticd on two
1 days' notice, to or by Mr. Shoudey.
Ledgerwood vs. Mar.s. -1 douot the propriety of
he order asked for as to the proposed sub?u
tution oi a comUaint, especially in view oi Mr.
Clark's affidavit tluit it is incorrect. Bat up<>n ilie
clause of tne notice oi motion asking general re
liefi thin* the defendant L- entitled io an oider
requiring the coinplaiut to oe hied within a giveu
number of days, or tnat it oe decme i aban
doned. if that is ln>-uffi 'lent, because oi tne
counterclaim. the difficulty must be settled in
aome other manner.
| Livermore vs. Wnght.?Mr. Bell ncconnts for the
large judgment, but no explanation or denial is
uiaue at to the others, u is plain, therefore. t>iat
the situation ol tue par les has cnanged since tne
j stipulation was given, lne sti, ulatiun was wuolly
1 without consideration, unu. in view ol all the
facts. It would oe inequitable to hold the attorney
to It any longer. Tne motion to be relieved irom
sucn stipulation must toerefore, be granted.
Foster vs. Nicholson.?ike plaintiff must for
mat! a lurther bill oi particulars, giving tne dates
on or about or between whim each Item of ser
vice in the present bill, ex. ept the eleventh: also
, the names of the counsel who are said in the third
! and tIRh items to nave been consulted; in other
respects the motion is denied, flu costa, to abide
I tne event.
Miake vs. The International Life Insurance and
Trust Company.?N-m residence at the time of the
> commencement of the action is positively sworn
j to sud not denied, and tne ceniai ol present non
residence is not by the plaintiff and is merely
upon the iniormation aud oeuei oi uis attorney.
Motion granted in $atio.
ebea vs. shea ?1 ne order for the examination
ol tile defendant before a referee is vacated, aud
the motion ior leave to interpose a supplemental
answer is granted upon payment or $iu co-its.
V ce vs. Cowdrey?Motion granted upon pay
ment ol $io costs oi oviposiog the motion.
Nelson vs. Swing ?Au adjusted otli of eosta is
presented to the < ourt wnu a notice of motion lor
readjustment. Ibis raises uo question aud cot
even informs the Court ol wbat took place before
the clerk. The motion must oe deuied, with $10
costs.
Myers vs. Bnliraeyer.? rtie allegation of notice
being denied the attorney can outy pursue me de
fenuetit for the amount wi the taxed costs as to
which there was record notice, lne motion must,
therefore, be grauted to tue extent indicated,
with $lu coats, unless the deieniaut wimin Ov#
davs pay to attorney $44 ?.<, and also $10 coats of
this motion.
Putnam vs. Nye?The statute embraces all
controversies between citizensul different status; ,
taai L-, controversies in general as distinguished
from special cmtroverne? between citizens of the
asme State?t. *.. such as grow out of grants of
land Irom different states. There is a rest in the
sentence isettUn 2) after each subject of jurisdic
tion, and I am of the opinion that it was tne in
tention of Congress to exuaust tne constitutional
power, except a* to tne pecuniary limitation, lne
motion must be granted.
Davies vs. Board oi Assessors, Ac.; Coletrrove
I vh. bams; sytier vs. hame; Yeivertou vs. same.?
orders settled as pres-uted by the relators.
Muller vs. crauta. et al ?the injunction mast
be conaueJ to intimidation, modified accordingly,
and as modified continued, there is a direct
auuaority for this in B?ringoead b? c?. vs. Kiiey,
e. 1. It. (Kgiss) &6L widen was not cited upon the
argument. The defendants, it is true, deuy that I
tnreau have been resorted to, bnt tbe denial is
general, aud the incidents narrated by the plain
tiff's wituesse-s amounting in my judgment, if ,
I true, to intimidation, are not specially noticed,
beanies, the continuation of tlie injunction in
this modified form until tne bearing cannot injore
the defendants U their disavowal of ibitais be
| sincere.
nrPIIUOB COTTtT?fTRTTTT- PAM 3.
Hi Judge v?a Vorat.
? a j e r vs. iiie Major, Ac?Complaint- du
Biaaed.
M.eril*D ?*. The Mayor, Ac.-The papr* Hiow
tint at the or i;.e inal, alter the vcraxt w*a
rrcciVf <1. me p.amtiff n oved for a new trial on
IM minute*, wmcn was denied. That i? the otci
bioq 'it vi,,- application. Tue plainun'a remedy u
by *i>pcjU Ir^iu the lormer order.
atpnjuor. count?iprcut Tinu.
1:7 J ttlrff Van Voist.
Em m en \a Jea?up et at. ?Notice or thta applica
tion j be serveu .u tue defendant peraon
ali>.
Aiciander n. Benn^-t?CommUalon ordered,
nute el al. >a. U igg.ea el ai.? Judgment lor
plautifhon demurrer.
Cayuaa ei aL va. Li ten Held etai.?order granted.
Heruand tit. tart.?LHmauaai orueieJ to ue
m?r bond lo . * .ti.f-r.
By < niei JaMlce MonelL
Ma^n v*. Coeert et al.?caae and amendment*
tail d or MtUetuenl. U<> Lot comply th .1
rale, aud are returned to .special Twm uerk.
COURT OP GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Henry F. bowna. a reapectai le-iooklng yoong
man, wa? placed on trial yeaterdny In the court of
t.eneral -ewsiona. before Judge Sutherland, on tba
Charge or embexxling $104 82 belonging to bla em
ployer, Boael F. Flckert, a tea merchant, of No. 38
Old alip. In Jo j, 1873, the priaoner, who waa em
ployed aa bookkeeper and cnabter by Mr. Flckert,
received $10483 la a reglaterad letter from Rlckard
Leonard, oi <}reen Inland, If. Y-, one of the cus
tomer* oi the firm, in payment of a hill or gooda.
ix.wn- kept tue nii.it' j and wrote to Leonard ac
knowledging the receipt oi toe niont-y and sign
log tn" name of the firm, lo order to cover iid
ms tri- ft ti- made an entry in the bonk a to the
effect that the gooda anipped to Leonard had
been returned, liowna in alleged to Bare, at
?ariona timea, taken -"ima of money ^longing
to nie employer. n- whoie amount of tna pecula
tions amounting to over $3,o?o. ll>* waa tried
;u>uut a j?ar ago in the <,eneral neaatona, out ti.e
jury di-togrt?<i. The flrn olincae waa Mr. koeel
If. rluaeit. lie testlhed tba: tue prisoner con
feaaee to mm bat h*? bad takea the money.
Mr. ri'-icri stated that at present be tn a
bankrupt. Me denied ever having done busiuesa
unuet an a?*nme I name, ?r tried in aoy way *o
Cheat hi* cr*<ntor?. iLewrn^a wa? ? objected
to a very aevete croaa-examination oy Mr. Howe,
! and at >u conclusion Aaaistant Dietrict Attorney
Noian announced that tae caae for tae pro*ecau< n
waa cloaed.
COURT CALENDARS -THIS DAY.
Scmaiin Cocbt?CRaMBina? Held by Judge Law
rence.?Noa. 21, U, 27, 28, 34, ft7, *^?. 73, 77, 4-9, 1113,
111, lift, IA 144, 162, 144, lo, 180, 187, 107, Cii, JM.,
?7, 28a, 2*8. WJ. 293, 294, 298. 197.
M Fkkkl CoCBT?OB!?aa*L TlKM-fleld by
JultffM l?avis, Brady aad Uanleia?Noa. hx, 147,
. 1M, 14. 180. 181, 182. 10% 184, 1M<, 191, 194, 106, 1'.8,
I I'M, 1??. 208. All 992, 204.
i nt rasaa Co-bt?OraciAl. TlkM.?Adjourned to
? ay to.
Hrraiir*rotri?T?CUMJcrr-Tart 1?Held by Judge
I Donolme,? Xoe. 27aa, 84H, 123&, 1S41, xa?a, 1440, 1483,
. 1171. 881, Ml, It8% 1479, 1M7. 1^1 ??, 9X1, 15*1, 1AH.1,
1MS.H, 1S87. !?*??, I/.91, 1603. lftMH. I6?7. 160",
1801, 1803, 1BA0, 1809, J811, 18i:i, 161?, 1817, 1817 s,
181 ?, 1421, lf>U, 183ft, 18'29, 1831, 183-1, 183ft. 1837,
1^30, 1841, 104.1, 1847, 1881. 1866, ifl.?7. l art 3? Held
, Uy JU'ljrs Van brunt.?.Nos. 12i0J, 1708, n?n, i?o,
1*12, 27 J ?, mil, 14*,4, 1414, 1444, 714, 1438, J44<J,
144*. 14.4. I.ft, U8?, 1178, 1480, 1 >i2, 200H,
*788, *J), 1114 14A-J. I'art Z- Held oy Judge Bar.
r?tt.?Nos. 241, 331. lWft, 1023, 11185, 1313, 267ft,
| 813, 316, 111 i, I31K, L0, 37x1, 1264, i.^0Jt, 30O<?,
, e-'7H, 1181
nrrtRioR Count?TntML Tkr*?ran l?Held oy
Judge ?;tirU8.-Nos. 4i;v, 1949, ??3, 863, 0?6, Ml, law,
; 1041, f-75, 4X0, 389, 931, 0-..O, 1011. ML \bVl, 103ft, 1?6,
J Wk V6L Ml. 99% Jty. w30( iwva>. l'ar i jr-mA u?.
JtKlge Spfllr.? No*. t?9J, 1022. 1064. 1180, 1174, 1052,
IIJ I. 910, -W1, 970, 1031), 1U4H, 1IOU, J/!l>, 1S1IK.
ttOFRHIOH t'ottBT?(JBNBRAI. lKRM?Held bV
Chief Juhtiic Moneil aud Judge* Freedmau and
HedgwiCK.?Nos. 2, .'J, M, 28, 31, .13, 34, oi>, SC. 37,- 38,
ML
aormtio* OointT?special Thru?Held by Judge
Van Vorst.?Nos. l'6, ;?!?, tt), '.M, '44.
Common i'lba"? UkNKiiAi. t hhm?Held by filter
Justice l)aiy ami Judges itouiuson and l.irrv
Dioro.?Nut. w?. km, 100. io7, ion, km. no, 87c;
112, 113, 114. 115, llrt, 117, 20, 58, 68, 77, 81.
Common Plba??i hiai. Trum?Part 1?Held by
Judge Loew?Noa. *86*. 831*. &it. 4o?. l2?w>, 13H2,
49. 1431. 1821, 1*17, 967, 12 12. 604, 1413. Purl 2.?Ad
juurued lor tHe term.
makinb Court?Trial Twhm?Part l?Held i>y
Judge UrOtM. -Nos. .0^0, *186, 8708, 2358, *217. 3020,
* .10, *835, 1087. 2338k 2341, 2344. 23 ,1. 2362, *856.
Pari 2?Held nt Judge Joachiui-,eu.- Noa. 10, 2 88,
3.107. *287, J309, 2318, 2*80, 20U3. 2174, 99U, 208,
*331, 2332, 2333, 2J34, Part 3?Hold by Judge
Allcer.?No". 1682, 87*1, SMI, 31X4. *833. 3307, 3312,
3401. 8483, 8*81. 8184, 8818, U17 3437 , 3369.
Court ok Obnrral Hbhionh? ileiu by Judge
Sutherland Tlie People vs. Jutues Casey John
Hunt a lit I Richard Bourn, rubbery; Si me va.
William .Smith, i urglary ; Same vh. Jamas Maro
ney, burglary; Same va. James Joiiuitoti, ielou oua
assault and oattcry; H.mie vs. Jehu Weltsei, ielo
diouh as-milt and bsuery; tame vh. Richard
Davldge, 1'eionious uaxiiu't and buttery; haine vs
Cnarlos Bretberton. f.'loulous jh auli and battery ;
Same vs. Francis Ho le. grand larieny; Mama vs.
John Morgan, grand larceny; same vm. Jai'oi) .v.
Morris, grand larceny; Same vs. George llano,
grand larceny; Hamd vs. Jain-s Duck, graud
larceny; Sjme vs. James Johnson. false pretence:
Same vm. M ir* Ann o'Carroli, petit larcuny ; Same
va. Paul llogue, petit larceny.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
ALBANY, N. Y., May 6, 1S76.
The calendar of the Commission oi Appeals for
Thursday, M.iv 6, 1S75, Is as followsNos 347, 350,
3.il, ;V>.I. 354, 366. 858, 357, 368, 350. Hie Cummin
auu adjournu.1 until to-morrow at ten A. M.
NAURU# "ESCAPE OF AN ACTEESS.'
The Katie Putnam Comedy Troop* performed In
Patereon on Monday and Tuesday nights. Miss
Putnam being In such HI health tuat she could not j
Bleep sought the aid of chloroform during Wednes
day night to bring the much-desired rest. Satur
ating a nanasercnier wnn ine anaesthetic arng sne
placed It over her mouth and was soon in a state
of uncouMclouaneMH. ller loud, peculiar breathing
attracted tlx- attention 01 Mrs. Los er, a member
oi the company. Tue lady entered the to >m, and
seeing tne beautiful young uctrs.s lying there pale
and apparently dead, lost uer presence of mind
ami srartied the wliole house with her loud cries.
This gave rise t<> the report that a ihs l'utuam had
committed suicide. Hue appeared to be better
yesterday morning, when she lelt Paterson to fill
an engagement at Newark.
KlUMriitb.
HAROAlNb
IN I
T KINK rUKNirURh I
of every description.
Also
^ Lack curtains
and
? Tfrythlnn pertaining to
UPHOLSTRRY T
at grently reduced prices,
as we are retiriiiK
from a retail business
estabUsusd more man 30 years.
O. L. KELTY A CO., Htt Fifth avenue,
near I wanty-tlilrd striet.
A I ?DKtlltAAK A COCHRANE,
ill, ifc! and 1M Waot I'wenty-thlrd ctreet.
between Kixtb and Hevenib areuues.
lbe lowest prlcw- to be louud
In the oity, and
the lanresi aud most v.iried stock
01 elegant anj sobsun'.ial furmiure
ol ever* xrade, variety and design.
Taru.r, l.ibrary. Chamber and Oliiing ioom.
Also Mattressea, bprfnu; Hed?, < oruices. l<auibr?<tiuns, Ar.
We cor<lially invite you lu
axainiue our stock aud
couinarc prices.
bMIKAAK A COORRVNP.
1?2 and 164 West Tweuty-toird street.
A?WEEKLY AM) MONTHLY PAYMENTS r<)R*
? Karnitura. Ciruet* and Ik.dtling at B. M. CoW
1'KRTit WaIT A CO.'A 155 and 157 Chatham street. An
inimensr stoca and luw prxea.
A LABOR A.SKOKTMKNT OK OARI'EIS. Kt RVI
ture and Beddiug. at lowest caali prices, at O'i'AK
kkl1.' extensive -?iesr<K.m->. 410 hlgntli tvenue. ?ie
twren Tbirurtb .tnd rbirtv Uiol street, i'ajm.uij U<eo
weekly or moutbly.
A-NtW ui.PaktiThk
PORiINUTON BROS..
No. M2 iludsoo street. Kacti.rv 107 Charles street.
Hating settleu witli ma
CreUiUir^ in Hauhruptc/,
we offer onr
splendid Parli r, labrary, 1-iuing Room and
(.'namtier Kurniiure
leas tbsn anv ln.o< in New York.
Klgbth aveuiM- ears pats the doer.
NICE PARLOR SET, NUT TOO OADDT IN
colors, will rtn l a caah customer. AdUreat 11. 6.,
station A. New Turk,
At smiths parmir ?ei> depot, ?i ba>t thir.
tee nin street, as ay be found Uie cnea|.<-.st and best
hofs B< <la in tLe city, alao Casa Bo.it Caaii or iiutal
menta
A
APRlVATB KAMI I. V MMMO To BUROPK WILL
dispose of all their elegant Household Kurnlture,
Id lota lo Mil. regardteie of to?t. >tr,i >i) A -una also
Hradbory Pianofortes, eo<t $y*>, :ur ?-'7S; 8t..ol, Cover,
Be.; Lirewinc Room muu. covered in crlm-on. nine
?ail stiver witn cost $7U) lor %i o, one do . ?l7i Marie
Antoinette and Turkish suit*, out $360. for $76; rep
i bull*, $U ; Carpets, fcasy Chairs. I laid Contra labie*.
l)warl and Hecretary Hookcaaet, Books, Library lablea:
?olid rosewood and black *? out iniaid He.,room Suita,
with In castiu i a sen co*tB4.*J tor fiaO; plain Milt. ?*i;
Mattrceee*, Hcluing A' ; Butlit, (hair*, txiannloa
1 Tellies ililn*. RUver Ware, < utlcry, Ac. Call private
residence 120 We?t ;3d ft, near lib av. M. M.?Uoodi
must be sold imnaedtelely.
ryrtkm or monthly pa tmkn f worthy op
examination. ? Kieeant PURNllliR?, caKPKTH,
MlKKOK-, U. L>l>l ^U, Popular prices and terms.
OKORO K A. ri.A Rk p, 747 Broadway.
A*" ?TO fHo.Sg ABOUT PURCHAM.NO liOUxKHOLD
? Parnilure. ?Private lauillr will sell Parlor Kaitis
lu <lam*s? aatln, cnel l?r fBM:da, $130, Meinway A
1 Soiia' Pianoforte, $i:*i Parlor Tai.es, elaborate and
pUin; Bedroom Seta, eon*'ftir.t He Nt?ad? I>reasini(
Wa?halanda Be.. fMt, $l?5; single Hedsteails,
Kureaae. flue Heir and eprta.' M? ir*-?n iurki-h-uit.
? If*), inlaid Bookcaaes, I.itirary Ts tiles. Baff't, ? hair*, in
leather. i x'e.non 7?*>!<? hllver Hire, rrp plush and
haircloth .^uit.-, $21. $10; One Paiounn. imported
Hr nif<, i'ar|*^i, if s. B - *II In excellent order; a
peeitlve cbence i'all Ave story brown stone private
re-idcnce .No. 47 Weu liiili Im.wvcu awl (Ml
aveauea.
ORRAT SACRTPIC* POR CAHIt?M AONlPT
eent wtin brocade. .atesl style Parlor .--ait, nearly
new. for only f 17.': one do, BLO; l>r?. and r?p nit
tini i.o'.'m mii ?. $.v> and Planotort*. chamber li
brary. dlninx ? uruitare, r?inim?'> < a rue is tor imeliian
half ccNrt. itesHi uce, MM Ka?t fbirte-utli meet, near
P? urtli avenue
Paraltnra,
Bed- He Mm*. Be.
Psyineiita taken
by the or noath.
Tarnt ea?
KH.t.T B CO..
corner or Twenty fifth etreet and Sl*tb evrnof.
L-^B KAl.P?A BUPPKT, CAKVKD HI.ACK WALMITT,
V Inteld Krebch wood niarble top; aUo a black walnut
I Inlaid, marble top. plate i-1 ? - Mall Rack, both In u??
bul a atiort lime aixl n perlect coniiit on. will lie aoid
cheap lor < ath. Call at Mi W>et Fu.-ty flltii aLreet, be
tween .1 end 5 i. clock.
OR HALK CHBAP (PAMTLY LBAYIkO TOWHI
_ Buri aue, Rxteiieion Table. Ir >ning do.. Cvrteia
Pramea, Krench Mirror, Crockery. lc<-Boi, tr Call,
for two iteya, at tSt MistB aven e. Bins eerond bell.
"wAltHKH, JKWKLHV, BC,
?J< iiiti H BOLGMO* A CO.. ACCTIO.nKRBH, 134
? Pulton atraet. d< airra in Di im .ifla, Metchee, Ar
ticlea ol Virtu. Be. ; advance* mad* ?a cononnmenta;
iataliluhfl l ls&l. ealea of hounelioid .urmture aUeaaaa
to promptly, ee liable r.apauoi.
Amkrh an WPtcK?47Moa-pfiti diamondh.
Watchee .fewelrT silverware nilaS'iawl*. Vaiuj
bl?a. Be.. boualU; hiaheai puaalble prices t ai.L time
purchaatt ejected, tutabllahe :
J II HAKKIM.RR. 7? Brnarf-war.
Diamond*, watchph, jbwblrt. hii.vkr wakk,
Cl'K-ka, Mr on tea Be., Ac b'tD?ht end (old b?< k
when denred ai a very small a ^venca. 0KOROB C.
Ai./ Kh, jeweller. 1.IB< Hroaawar near Twenty nlntb et
fl'Hh OHM INK UIR fJP'.Rlif MAMOVpi OBL?
1 obtained at No < ??tor Hnuf.e a.I others are baae
limitetiytu, prices within rea .U of all. eood lor price
M fc"/B0W|PL
1 BROAOWAT, OVRB HRRAI.O UPTOWN
J >fa'' I Brancn odl'-? room II iparlor for iadiea);
bram h I.J07 troailway.?IHauionda, Watcbes Jewelry,
Be., .ought and a I LlHDO BROH.
HfCMT A (r R A Ut*. "
BRI8TOW RR-TAI Ra ST, la' poCBTM ' ATBR0B.
between I welftli and Thirteenth atreet*.?Pren b
and American etyIt, table C u.?e , ?reakteat, 90c.; Din
ner 7Sc.
?
PliOPOMM.
1>ROI".HALR rOR THI PPRl'HARR OP TIIK OUD
Sor b iinich < hur. ?. Hoi.dm? ?ni be recelvad at
the office Of M. A. J. MMCH, 11 fine sti 'et.
MA It HI,K >1AN TI LS.
AORRAT BBDt'CTTON IN PMli K? OP MAKBf.lt
and Mftrblaued ManieU all ni..d* ot r loot mint,
Mann menu Head stone*. Ma1.* lor j.lambers and cabi
net ma*, re, now offered at p ki ah, h A oO.'e steam
Marble VYorke,Moa i!7 U> ^4 tut hilt* Urstatraet, near
MrMBwaj^
A~ T ?BBa1l>T MU>0QKD pitlCK.,. ~
An eit. tmiTe atoc< ol Rlata an I Mirhle MaOUU,
Baall Jrays aad hint* Work of every description.
PKNK.HYN >LUn COMpABt
Union nqaara, Pourtb avenue an i ?< v m;.,i <u. H 7
A" TOBRATLT RkOUCKO PRICKS-aN RXrRNiirrR
stock of M?rr>l? ami M?rblei/<-a viana.Js and ail
oilier Marble Worka. Marble I urnln r (or tne trade. A.
ki.a hi-.k. lit Rest Kifhueutii atreei. n-ar Third arcane.
MARBl'.B AND MABiL.Pl/Kn MANTHLB?OABOR
etoca. et very low price*; M?nuiiienta, Headstones,
Plonr lill'if. Con .iters. A- AHIMIn N lrK\M
MaBBLB oLAtt, WOMBri, tot liudaou itrtei, e?iot( el
tteBBa '
AMUSRiHKIVT*.
CTH avknur theatre.
u Proprietor mid Manager Mr. AUGUSTIN DALt
KVKKY N 1(1 UT AT A
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HUOONNNAANNNZ A A
B?..M OONNNA A N N N Z A A
1SBU 00 N NN A AN NN UlU A A
TWELFTH WREK ! I
78TH TO 80TII PERFORMANCE.
HOUdl'.B ~CKO WDKDl
THREE HOUKH Of LAUUIlTER
BOX SlIl'.ET OPEN
au DAYS AllliAD.
SATURDAY, MAY 8, Kiriit of the GRAND COMBINA
TION MAI IN EES. Joint pertorinauce ol
OPKRA BOUFFE and TUB BIO BONANZA)
MI.I.K. UNA MAYFl
and Mr. ADOLF NEUKNDORPFM dorraan Comic Opera
Coruianv in
OIROPLilii-OlROKLA,
and
ALL TI1B FAVOKITEB of the Fltth Avenue Company In
TUB BIO BONANZA I
PRICES AS USUAL. Boa sheet now open,
IU AVENUE THRATHE.
TUESDAY^ MAY 11.
A TESTIMONIAL MATINER,
to begin ail :?k lor
Mia* FANNY 1>A Vi.NPOHl'd BEN E KIT.
TUB HUNCHRAO*I
anil
THE ROUOil DIAMOND.
Mr OEOROE R1QN0LD
(of BOOIfPS TBEA I KK, hnvln" Vindl- volunteered,
through the reciprocal counuay of Jleasr JAKUEl'T <*
PaLMuB) will appu.tr a?
(01 SIN MODUS
Mr. H. J MONTAUUR
tof W vLLaOK t THEATRE, who i? ironerer.sly volun
teered, with (ho very kn >1 pei uiemuu ?i Mr. Lh3.i-.ii i
WALLACE;, will app-ar u*
8IU THOMAS CLIFFORD
Mr FP.AVK MAYO,
tne rtiMioiniislitil an<1 popular r rtist ha.? moot courte
cujlr voiuuworud, ana will appear m
MASTER WALTER.
MISS FANVY DAVFNPORT
will, upou tin* occasion, make her flirt appearance a*
JULIA
MISS SARA JEWETT will appear at HELEN
MR. W. DAVIDOR as FATHOM
MR. GEOROE PARKES.. .as. LORD TINSEL
MR. B T. RINUOOLD as MASTER W1LFORD
MR. (iWhN FAWCETT...7?a7...MASTER H art well
MR. CHAPMAN a* 8TEPH N
MR. MKKKMAN M THOMAS
MR. &i LBERT an UuLDWELL
In the
ROUOH DIAMOND.
Mr. JAMES LEWIS will appear....as COUSIN JOR
and
Mil* FANNY DAVENPORT a* MAROERY
amt mnK the duel of
WHKH A LITTLE FARM WE KEKP
MiaaEMILY K1UL a* LADY Pl.ATO
TIIR PRICES
for this uochiiod will be
Admiision.fi; Reeerved Chairs. $2;
btage Hoke*. $2U ami fii\
l'liri-Un Rome*,
THE BALE WILL OP.'.N
SATURDAY MORN INO. AT 8 O'CLOCK.
A'
pia\() POUT E ??, OIH.AI A A<'.
N ELBilANT DECK Kit 41 MitOH ' PIANOFORTE
for aile (at a sacrifice); a brilliant toned octavo
richly curved, lour round, roaewoud c iae, lull agraffe,
ovrrnirung 1'iuDo haviutf all improvement*! prlnred
guarantee : bill ot aale; coat lor $.30; 8tool. Cover. I
Box tor Hhippin* ; u*ed only nine morulia; a 7W octavu
upright Piano, $i.Vj. N. H.? I'arlo . Library, t tiamber
and Dining Furniture. In lota f> mm. ai. one lourth eogt.
('all at live atorv brown (tone private reaidcuce, ho. 47
Weat ittth at., between !itl. and ?ilh ava.
\LADY WILL DISPOSE OF BEAUTIFUL 7 OC
tave Chleker ng riaiiolorte : carved leua, overstrumr
b**e, round corner*; coat ?tkw, lor lea* than ball covt tt
Third street, near Bowery.
A LAROh BTO^K UPRIGHT ORAND ANDM/IJARE,
A Bteinway, Chickerinu Weber aofl olber Pianoe;
a Ino Ornaif; vrry great bargain.* to make room, on in
ttalmeuto and to ruin b. X. HaLL k CO.,
U Kut Fourteenth afreet
A 9101) BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE)
Plauo* to r"nt, A1) per nionih . In*talment? received;
new lmtrumenie ex.rediugiy low; apecialty Piano* to
rent ??? ? MITIi'M, W Bieecker atieet, uear Bowery.
k ?FOR RENT, UPRteill. BOUAitR AND OKAND
J\ . Pianos ol our own make; also lor aa>e, a uuinber
ol tine *ecund liand flaiKw, in p-rioctorder. WIL.LIAM
KNABR A CO., No. Ill r nth aveuue, above Sixteenth at
A BEAUTIFUL PIANO ONLY $110.?A STP.I.NW V Y
Pianolorte, ?even octavea, oarved leg*, oi em-rung
bin, agrafTe, every linorovemeut, *anrlllced for caah.
J. MIDDLE, IS Wavorler place, near Broadway.
At a orbat sACRincE-NKw modern btyi.k
74 octave Pianoforte, celebrated maker; moat L*
realized u^on at once.
M, PAT 1BERU, 74(1 Broadway, corner Agtor place.
A FINK OPPORTUNITY TO OUT A HAN DM) M K
rosewood, patent aarafTe, Iron frame lor leas than
half It* value: only SIVl Al ?2i Weal Iwa uiy-eivb tb
fue*t, nmr Ninth avenue.
A?CLOSING OCT HALB. LABOR, KL.KOANT
? atock I'limx, iimif price; order ? iminlatratrix
B.irnum eatala. S6.1 Bleecker street. Saooiid nauJ
ltanoi cheap; one by Chickerlng.
A-RO BWOOD PIANO, PRRFKCT OBDBB, $7?,
? rent $3. Chickenug uaw Kianuaj PrUicu Oiiaut,
low reB'i; ?lx au>p Prince Organ, ?7V
UOKDO.n A sON, 11 r.aat roorteenth atreet.
ABKATTlPai. fARVBI) ROW: WOOD RRVRN
ccuve Pianoforte. round corners, celebrated
maker: modern Improvement*; SI ?>; Ittool and <??ver.
Rualdeoce iU I Mt SDtb at.. betwm n Id and *1 ???
AS-TEINWAT A HON, A MM) T% OOTAVB WINDHOK
Pianoforte, brilliant tuned; used ei/ht looiitha;
warranted live rears Alao .uaxer's nil ul aaie bml
iaut touad 7k octave Bra Ibary Pianoiorte; used Ave
mouthe. coat f!U). lur ?-7 > caeb, rtu.ol. Cover, BUsn:.
< auinet. kr . cost <11*1. Included. Parlor buita in satin
elgnt ptecaa roat $7U0 for tlUU: Kep? Sulta. 40 Bedroom
hmta coui|>lete. (or Vu. Carpet*, toe. yard; Buo^a.
Painlintra. Hruiixea Mirrors -liver. China. Ar, . lor ten
than ball cunt t;all this day at private reaideace. IM
Weal twenty-third atreet. near .-ixi'i nveitw. HDMOND
| GAV. N B.-Pianoiorte haa box lor shippine. Call nn
' mediately, an all must be sold, regard.e*i id cut Houae
open from S A. M to 8 P. M iju \s eat 1 w enty thixd
atr et, Mar HUlli anm.
AMAOBini BNT POUR BOUND CORNKK GRAND
sou a re octave patent a rrafTe roaewoort Piano
\ forte, brilliant tone, all moiern improvements, lor $XM;
Stool, Cover, llox tor ahippiaic; alao ri b Par.or Chamber
| Furniinre at aacrltlce Kaalde.ce Ij6 hast ILnrie.ut.i
mat, ?r runt mm.
ABAKOAlN-fTS; BO BWOOD PIANO. 73tf OCTAVK,
carved leg* overstrung. used J months. warranted,
|.'i?l; instalments received; or to rent, mouth. B.
i CABI-K, 107 Weak Od at., cor, Sth a v.
A BARB CB ANCB. ?7X OCTAVR IIAZF.LTON A
Broa Piano, carved, with uaient agraffe. with eu
I tire lloaeeboid furniture. Be*iden.;e 17 hast Sth at
? COLTON, Auctioneer,
MAGNIP1CKNT SKVKN OCTATB BO.iKWOOD
Planolorte. bavinir carved leva, lateat Improva
! menu, uard six mon;m, tluu; alao superb Htelnway A
i Mia'a, extraordinary aacriOce. .seen al GOBPoN'a' 147
I Bleecker street.
PIANO POUTBB TO RKNT-OP OIB OWN BAN0
i i' t.ir . al?o tor aaia on MriMMon favorable
I terma, by Chickertna A Nona, No. 11 t-.a*t Vourteantla
?treat, between Hroidwar an'I Flub avenue.
, ?pUNufORTBS-iBCOND 1IAND, COMPRIMIN.)
X xranda. aauarea aud uorigbt.-, in thorough order:
i for aaie at low pricea br OIIICKkRI.NG A nn>h, 11 haat
1 Puurteentli atreet.'between Broadway and Filth avenue.
I math.imowial7~ ~
' A KR.SPKCTABI.B working ban mkk'kb THK
J\ acquaintance of a reaoeetabla woman, fro n 18 to
*>, object, tnarri <i(e. Adoreaa A . box 1M Herald office
BOOT* A\D NIIORB.
Booth, mio .5 and uaitkka; good akticli-n,
moderate prices. Patrotnx; MILL.KB A OU, 3
Union Miuare
EXtlHNHK.
TO $?) IN HIGN PAINTING WANTRD?IN KX
rbaTi*e lor blllheadi", bualneaa ranla, Ac. Apply
at the prlntlag office t? West Broadway, eutrance in
Tbotuaa atravV
WORA8K.
A?UBAND CBBTRAL MTOKAOB WAHKHOUtiK.
. lor ftiraltora, ?u? iSJ and II* Weat Forty aeventh
aireet, b4>riiar Broad wav. ?Hpacleaa and welt venaiatad
ruutin, extra inducementa otfer^di laspectioa lnniad.
MORGAN A BKOIIIRH Proprietors.
A-MTORAGK? WKHT HIOR NTORAGB WARR
. hbiiaea. MK1. CM and ftM Hodann atreet. 77V Green
wich fireei and IS Abingdon atiuara, lor Farnlture.
Pianoe I'.augaae, Ac In aeparate room*, oldeat, lowest
in rata, moat extensive and respectable eatablianment
In the busineaa. It. I AGO BT. Owner aud klaaagar, of.
nee .wn Hudson atreet iAbingdon aqaare .
I i^MPiBB bToraob wahbhoubbh?pob ri.'Kvi
I j lure, Pianos. Mirrors, Maggage and Merchandise at
low ratea in ecparaie r-ioma, me hulldinaa are apec.ially
eonatruced with re/;ir I lo aalcty irom lire and insure*
lower than any similar estabilahinent; eapreaaing bo*,
in/, packing and aiiippin/ oromptly attended la H.
ti'KKII.i.y A R<a, owners and Manager^ .?/ and
.1ti Hudaon atreet.
JKXINOTON OKNTRAL HTOKaGB WARisllOtfiKS.
J M9 In ill Kaa: Forty tourth atre>'t, esat of Grand t en
tral depot?storage lor all dearripuooa of furniture,
pun s. ineaehatidlae. baugage cairiages. Ac hxciu
vivs use of atparate r.ionia: nreproof vaults. Ao.
cuK>axiCi y Ubiisis* k MBVB.. fropaiaiors,
AftlUHEMKIVTS.^ _
LYCEUM TH V ATR RISTORI TONIGHT.
LAST NKillT BUT ONE IK NEW YORK OF
TO NTfinT? Fxtrn performance for the _
BENEFIT OF THE ITALIAN SCHOOL FUND.
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OK BNGLAND _
RI?TORI (last tunc, ta her <.;real roU- ol tLIZillTB,
Alter which Mine Umlorl will enact n> French,
LBS ADIEUX DE JhANNE U'IKft
FRIDAY, MAY 7, BP. NUT OP RISTORI AND
POSITIVELY HER LAST NIOHT IN NKW VOBtt
BlbTOHI IN TRaOEDY AND COMEDY.
M KDEA.
To conclude with a comedy in two Acts, entitled
1 PaJLSI PB:{ PHOGETTO fMAD ON PLRI'OSR).
SATURDAY AFTERNOON?RISTORI MATIN KB
D'AI)r ;iI, LUCRKZIA BORGIA.
SATURDAY t V K M ,SU?HKN It-11' OF ML I.E. GIRAR
DIN.
THREE SPLENDID FitKNCH COMRDIKR.
MONDAY. MAY 10? RKillltN OF AlMKE.
Lyceum tiikatre frknch comedy.
SATI'KdaY RV K.N I NO. mays,
Benetlt ol Mile BBRTHB GIKAHOlN.
Three nplen-lirt French Comedies.
LB FEU AL COUVuNT,
LA PBTITB COUSINS,
LA OR AV ATK BLANCHE.
Admission, $1; ScutK, (2i.ni) *16); tin I lory, 80c.
LYCEUM TI1KATRK. AlME PS RETURN.
MONDAY, May lO?Only time ol llerve's
LB PETIT KAU-r.
TUESDAY, Mav 11?Only time of Aimeo In
l.A PEBICHOLB.
WRDNE8DAY and 'I'll U BHD AY, May 12 and 15?Only
performances of I ecoen's favorite Operetta,
LA f ILLK DE MMK. ANtiOT
AIMKK in her original role ot CLAIRKTTB.
FRIDAY, May 14?FARKWELL BENEFIT OK aIMRT
Heatt dow ready at llie Theatre and <01 and 114 Broadway.
RISTORI MATINKE D'ADIKU IN BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY, Thursday atternoon, at 1 30.
Only Matinee and litntl uppe ?r ?nce iu Brooklyn of
Mme. ADELAIDE RIsTORt iMaroliesa del Griilo) in
Giaeoine tti's worlrt-renowned Tragedy,
MAKli. A N 101N KITE.
Admission, SI. seats $1 extra. Now on mIp.
M
ETROPOL1TAN Til I'.ATRE,
888 Broadway, 685
(opposite Metropolitan Hotel).
WALLY ffAiili Manager
BRILLIANT OPENING.
HOUSES CROWDED. HOCSKS CROWDED.
Wonderful Micce** of the new company.
Greatest hit ol tile season.
Mr. DEN THOMl'aON
and hi* FKMALB BATIIFR^,
together with the finest variety company in Die city,
conm'ting ot 28 ypccialt v arttau
MAT1NK..H \V EDNEbOA Y and SATURDAY
at 2 P. M.
Proprietor and Manager. Mr. f-ester WallacK
Doors open At 7 JO To commence at 8 o'clock precuoly.
Bolcroft'a fine legitimate Comedy of the
ttuAD
TO
RUIN.
altered and adapted to the present state.
TONlOIli, THURbD iY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
M ATI N E K,
Sheridan's great Comedy,
Tit-. RIVALS.
with the charming petite Comaav,
A HaPFY PAIR,
will be given
ON SATURDAY SYRNTNO.
These entertainments will combine the talents of
Mr. 11. J. MOMAUUh, Mr. JOHN GlLBKRT.Mr.
HARRY BECKETT, Mr. J. W. CARROLL, Mr E M.
HOLLAND, Mr. E. PLYMPTON, Mr. GEORGE
BROWN, Mr. C. E. EDWIN. Mm ADA DYAS. Misi
JBPPEYS-LEWiri, Mine. PON 181, Mia. KaTE BAltr
LKTf aud Mm HLAIfDELL.
Carriages may be ordered for 10:<3 P. M.
Sean ean be efcured two weeks in advance.
WOOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
V? This
EVKNI.VO, AT 8, I AFTERNOON. AT I,
JOH.NNY TliOMPbON, I THE KOLlUku S RETURN
In I and
ON HAND. I IDIOT WITNESS.
CM3L SINN'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
J PRODIGIOUS AOGKKOATIoN.
CIRCUS, DRAMA AND OLIO.
CONTINUOUS FLOWINQ IRIUMPH.
This ever-bubbling nprinz of novelty Alls the people with
uelightlul amazement.
No estra charre to witness this huge combination.
yAN FBABOISOO MINSTRELS. <t> birch,
OAN FBANCISOO MINSTRELS. ] WAMB HJ),
SAN KRANUlsCO MINSTRELS. & BACKUS
NKW OPERA IIOUbE, Broadway and 29th street.
Houses crowded. HoceivcJ with screams.
OPERA
LA AFRICANS.
OPERA
LA AFRICANS.
WASH DAY.
LIVING
Pic i U res.
CLOTIi.DE; ^Hlllv Biroti
or, the
Brul. d Heart.
CLOi I LOS;
or. the
Bruised Heart. At.ai t Ru lolplie.
beau secorod.
D H. Watuliold,
Charley backus.
Add Rymau.
The Ureal ftic^rdo,
Mackln andWiUon.
'amtly Matin e Saturday at 2.
^fATTONAI. ACADi MY OF DESIGN.
Twenty-tliird street and Fourth avenue,
Ui< Klflietli tirand AnniiAl
ExhibMi>>n ol 1'alnuugs,
now Open
day and evening.
BBRftY'fl OPRRA HOUSE. THIRTY FOURTH
street, bteweeu Second and Third avenitea?Paris
by Night. Cancan an I the New York Newsboy. Ladi<;s
free ou Tbunuay uigtit. Matiuee Wodueaday aud batur
day.
QRAND 8ACBKD CONOKRT.
ST ANNS CHURCH,
East Twelfth cued, near Fourth avenue,
SUNDAY, MaY 8. 1?7.V
at 8 P. M..
YEBDI'S IthOUIEM MASS"
aud
GOUNOD'S "GALLIA"
under the direction or
Mr. L. I'AUUAU lE.
Tickets and reserved Beats for nale at stetnway Hall,
atSchuberth'e music store and at the church.
MIS* HKILBRON WILL PLAY AT THE TRAINING
scbcoi Fair. Seventy-flrrt Regiment Armory,
Thirty filth street and Broadway, this evening..
Tub eyenino telegram.
sPKCIA L HBSPATCHE3
from Washington and albany.
LAIEvr AND BEST
REPORTS OF run BROOKLYN TRIAL.
i).ID INFANTRY.
GRAND PROMbNADH CONCERT
la aid of the
HOMttOPATHIO HOSPITAL FAIR.
FULL BAND UNDhR P. S OILMORE.
FLI... DRESS PARAUE
AND
PRBSBNTATIOI TO THK TWENTT-SRCOVD BEG) I
BKN r OF A NKW ?ET OF COLORS,
<>n Uelialf of the ladies of the
LADY WASHl.NUiO* oSFABTMKMlor TUB FAIR,
BY JUDGE B ADY.
AT TUB ARMORY. PO0RTRKM I'll BTRRST, NBAS
hXTH AVi-.NIJK
FRIDAY. MiY 7, l?/?. AT S P. M.
Ter"C. Fur sale a' the door.
HIXUAI,.
Music?do not i-a* an ckkts pi.h copy
when jrsa can get it for 10 at HARDING'*, 229
Bowery. odpo-hc Prince itfMl beud lor catalogue
Nl-.W TURK < Ofc^HRVAIORT Of IIURIC.
>o. ft i?a?t H'b at RUF 5tli ?T , II ? 3tL to Delmonico'l.
IU.OwKL.YN Bit A M; II,
lOi I t an i 11M . ourt alrcet. netr State.
rCPILB NOW KKcfclV f.n I- Oil TUK bPRlNU -t K AFON.
1*7ANTBD?AK AMKR1C AN OR GERMAN BOV TO
TT learn mn?ic and engraving; tllu two or three
*o:ing ladiea qti*IIOa<j for the Mine. Apply t?y letter
only. ?. It. OAKKflk > > 7 V. ajhiuguui place.
\%T ANTBD?A BARITONB, KOR A CATHOLIC
>T rhurcb 111 thi. cUv , mutt read at light and have
a r.od ?.nc<!. ^p,'lr. May 6, at tlf Weat Twenty-eighth
atreet, Irom Ito 4 P. M. W M. BK UOK.
THE LKCTI iUt BBA8QW.
ALRCTURR BVKRY NIOUT AT 8 O'CLOCK ON
"Kanhood. anl tba Came ol Ita Premature De
cline.'' at tbe New York Museum of Anatomy, 613 Broad
way, between llouiton and Dleecker atreeta.
ALBCTURB EVERT ETRNINO, AT 8 ?''!.> K ON
nervoa* debiu.r and apodal dicaaaa. at Dr.
KlBN'n Museum. Remember tba addreta. No. 6s8
Broadway, near fourth street. The largest and muet
magnificent muaeuui iu tbe world. AdtiiUelon, 90c.
ISNTRUCTIO*.
Aorahtatk or thr normal collrob dk
nni a position Mgovernaa* in tba city or country
or to travel, teacb Ruiic, La'.In, Mat hematic* and higher
Kngllab breach?i AMrw Mui BilUOt., box ISi Herald
office.
ALADT. CMMPBTKNt TO INSTRUCT IN MUSIC,
Kreneh and Bnglltb branches would Ilk* Ui obtain
a poaitiou In a gentleman'* tamily and would tako
charge of ihe houae if denied. Adtlreu bo* 74 Orange
Valley Mation, .V J,
TJOARDIHO SCHOOL-SCHOLARS rut rhino
i) thi? m<<ntti r*duc>-<l charge*; eicellent m-ti urtl .n ;
all braucbe*. adult* eitra fhar.-e; ppeclal care to chil
dren; piano tauguL Adureaa ABm.lt WUITLOCK,
Norwalg. Conn.
WJlNTBD?INSTRUCTION, EITHER IN TKLBGRA
phy, French or Herman, In exchange for leaaon* in
practical lUuvtgrapuy. AUdrcaa SfcciiiTARY. Herald
office.
WANTRD-A CLBR'lTMAN BBS ID I NO IN THR
vicinity of New York, who li willing and capable
Of taking charge ol a boy and preparing lilm tor college.
Aodre**. for three da/*, B. L. M , box ISO lieraid Uptown
Braacb office.
BOliUKM _
AriNR STOCK OK STANDABD BILLIARD
tables, new and aacoad ban i. popular styles ana
low price*. Pine ornamental Cue* and the large*! aai
beat stock of Billiard Article* In the country.
if. W. OOLLBaJMCR 73i Broadway.
AMKRICAN HTANOARM BRVRIj billi ako tabi-ks,
with Uelaney'a wire cutttlonn, aolely used In all
chanpionablp andnat^li gaia'ta; aacond hand Tablet at
!r"li^rj!*tn',_V,r "? <*KirrITIl A CO.. 40 Voaev ?t
HII.LIARD.-rOR SALK. A ?NK PIE lan A COL
len.ier Billiard Table, cheap, at No. Ito Kaat Kour
teentb atreet
F^OR BALB-A BILLIARD TABLK, in OOOD or.
dcr. Apply at ao?iiui: Harden, SO Bowery, between
U and 6 P M.
1)RKMIUM A M KitIC AN BILLI A RD TABLKS-Wl I It
X the renowne l cntcut or corded edge cunblom, at
price* delving competition- aecond Itand lahlet cheap.
U UKCKKR A Utj.. corner canal and Centra atreau.
PHBLAN'B BILLIARD TABi<R9 POR BALB ONLY
l,y OKORtih. K. POKLaN. Kaat Koorteenin nrcet,
m?m VmcjL Ki OiUUTMHi afRRRZ. i'iili.AilRuniLA*
AsnrsEsncifT*.
RIUNOLD and MONTAOUB AT BOOTH'*
THURSDAY, HAY 11
??* Peats at Kullinan's, 114 Broadway.
BOOTH'S. RIONOLD AND MONTAGCK.
Thursday afternoon. May 13,
Mr. lOOKEit'n Hh.NErlT.
Joint appearance of KlUNO. u and MONTAGUE.
V BOAiaat Tyson A, Kirtu Avenne Hotel.
A."
BOOTH'S TH K ^RK BOOTH .4
EX I HA ORAND ATTRACTION.
COMEDY I
DRAMAI
FAROE!
POETRY I
BONO!
THIS THURSDAY) AFTERNOON. MAY 6. Ih7 a
IM. ANN I) A I. BK \ BFl'f
of taaa Manager
Mr. JOHN L. V1NOENT.
By the good uHfUiv of Ukier Waliu -it, Req., ami * tie
following distinguished ar.isut, the eunrutlnuicut wo)
couiiuunce wlili
TO OH 1,1 uIC BENSON.
Misses EFFIIi OEltMON, KAl'h rtA.iTLHTT, IImim,
HARitY BKCKETT, J. W. CAUltOLL, aud F. B. LUN-<
OALh, of Biioili*a,
The Uenefiuiatra likewise his the honor ot suhralttink:
the loUowint! attraction* und iiaui'i of artiata to whc.iu
tio U indebted lor volunteering their vaiu.iiiio service*.
Mallad-AI.IOE K'MANCK.
Ml* PAU1.INK RUTHERFORD.
.-HaMuS O'UKIt.N.
Mr. JOHH. U. WIIKtiLOCK.
THE DAUGHTKR "TTk" THK REUIMKNT.
Wins ELLA MO It ant. Mr*. IIBNRT WEAVER, Meaais.
FRI- UEKICK THORNE. IIK.SRY WEAVl It, OHARLEA
LECLKUCU.C. KENT, V. RANoUS. W. CA RPENTEK.
FULL CHORUS AND LADIES OF THE BALLET.
Duet-LOVE AND WAR.
ALFRED WILKIK ana J. R TIIOMAH.
(Tho lurmer's Urn appearance in America.)
THE ORIGINAL MAiMIUAL BuYS
will line
GENTLE SPRING and K1LLARNET.
Cone lad i nc with the gro it i.urtonian comedy,
t U !: S.UUuUa FAMILY.
Misses MARY WELLS. H aLKN TRACT. AFFfR
WEAVER, EMMA 0RATTAN, ES.ELLE MORTIMORK,
Meaan. QUO. FAWCBiT ROvVe, C. H. BlallOP, KKl.lv
H WaRDE, 0. ROCK WkLL, H. IIOGAN.
I In' uxcltebirit wider tho baton of
MICHAI.L CuN.SOLLY.
BOOTH'S THEATRE. NEIi.SO.N'S FAREWELL.
J ARRET 1 A PALMER..? Loaseos and Mauageia
NEILSON'8 FAREWELL WEKK IN AMERICA I
?.* Her engagement positively clow* with this week.
THE BOX OFF1CB
will be opened evorv mornlne at S o'clock, and the sale
of tickets continued until ID at night.
AMY ROB* ART,
for the LAST TIME this (1 " iSDAY) night,
M IKS NEILRON
giving her renowned original interpretation of Qie title
character.
the grand spectacular play ii prndnoeil with new
acenery, charming music, bupurb continues and novel
mechanical tQecls.
This (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, Mat 6. a rpeciiU.
performance lor the
BENEFIT Of ST AO B MANAOER VINCENT.
A bUl ol great magnitude prepared.
To-morrn w (PRTDAY) EVENING. May 7.
farewell benefit ok .vu.^s nkilson,
npon ?Incli extraordinary ocMMon ?li? wlU arsuine on?
oilier ot hergreateat clianteters, JULIA in THE HUNCH
BACK, supported by the lull company ol Booth'*
I bc*tre.
FARDWELL M ATI N hE ON SATURDAY,
at 1 -:u) A xuperi bill.
MISS NEIL UN IN A OltoAT PART.
ON SATURDAY KTENI.NO. thA erent of Ml? NRIfr
SOS'S FAREWELL TO AMh :ICA? will l.e given TllR
LADY OF LYONS, supplemented by the Balcony Scene of
ROMEO AND JULIET
JULIET Mis* MEILSON
KoMEO (bv tin; courteoui consent oi l.eater
Wallack,' Ea<|.) Mr H.J MONTAOfK
(the popular yoiin? artict, who Iias must ?en'-rously coit
feuniud to awuiue the part lor tiu* tpecial occaaioni
MONDAY EVENING. Kav K>, CL.ARA MORRIS in
Riciiaru Shiel'ii grand old trag.e play, BY.aONK
SALE OF aEATS BEGINS TO-DAY.
TnCRRDAY AFTERNOOnTMay 13?Mr. TOOKER'9
BBNEFIT.
jgOOTH'S THEATRE. CLARA M0RUI4.
JARRETT A PALMER beg to announce thai the die
tiDguiahed artl'te,
MISS CLARA MORRIS.
having completed tier aiunularlr succevn'ui engairem?nts
in Call/or ma. will make her reappearance in *ew Yor*
NEXT MONDAY KVKMNO. MAY 10.
at Booth's Theatre, aud for the first time in the title
character ol Richard heil's s1 and old tragic pla^,
EVADNE.
?uprwrted by the gre*t company. Including Mr. J. B,
S1UDLEY and Mr. FREDERICK B. WaII iB and alao
Mr OrOROE CLARKE, who has heen exp -daily en
gaged to atiengthen the casL
SAL.'. OF sEATS BEGINS TO DAY
Theatre comique,
614 BROADWAY,
Mr. JOSH. HART Pole Proprietor
Cuntinned rvecess of llarrlgnn'a new Sketch,
l-ows BROADWAY.
or THE MINIATURE 69TH.
Mln KITTT O'NRIL ?? <donel of ?9tH
HAilRIOA> and HAKi in five ncw ?, ?!? hea.
Mine KITTY HKN0ER8ON, Mr O K MOOKR, Mr.
JOHN WILD, Mr Wli.LlA* CARTER. Mr CliARLc.9
WHITE, Mr. JaMKS BRADLEY, Mr. O. 1. hToUTtS,
DIAMOND and RYAN an<l the entire Company, la
A NKW OLIO.
concluding with the ?ucce*i>tui i-ketch.
DOWN BKOADW AY.
or THE MINIATURE G?ril
MATINEE WRDKKSuAY and SATI RPAY
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
R4 BROADWAY.
Mr. JOHN F. POOLB. Manager
THE BEST COMPANY IN AMEKIOA.
The Champion Swimmer of the World,
MR J B. JOHNSON,
nndar water for l)* minutes.
MR .>UL SMITH BU8SBLL
in new remlc tharatteruatlons.
THE WIl.fto.N KKOI'liERti,
MR. PAT ROONKY. MR HARKY RICRARDS,
The foarleM and eeautiial I ady Oymnart,
MLLK. LKUNA D.VKr..
Mr. JOHN HART. Me&.rs. LI-HTER and ALLEN,
MlsB ALICK tiARRISON IN NKW MKETCHER
Meters. W. B. Cabin, C L Davla. Charioa Worler,
James Vincent E. D. Ooodinc, <?. W. Keed, 8. Hold*
worth, U. W. H (Iriffln. John (iilbert Master Martin, Ao.
matinees wednr-uay and Saturday.
C'lBRMANlA TURATRB, FOURTKKNTU ? BTRBET
I AD. NBUENLOitKF Director
. 111) KS DAY, Mar C.
AM ALTAR liny, in Ave acts by Blamenreicb.
Bos office open from 8:? till < o'clock.
Bowery opera housr, an bowery.
HOI'Si.S CROWDED NTOHTLT To KEE
BUFFALO HILL AND KIT CAI1SON
In Ihelr thrilling drstna entitled LIFE ON THE B01W
DEIts. together with the stir Variety lroupe and Hauet.
RobTnbon HALL,
Crowded Houses Nightly.
AN EN'TIRi. CHANOh OF I'uOORAMMB'
MUh HLANCHK
an.t her
CTN' T INF. NT X L TKOUFK OF YOU NO LADIP.S
la Uieir retlii' l ant Ia- ina:.ng entertalnmcnta of
I.A MATI E I M VOI.N Al RE AN.>
1 ALLRADX VI VAN Tit,
ard a Vaoleriiie Company, comprising flr^! els* artiita
oiii.- EVKitY tVE.vl.NU Du -IN., IH . W i.K,
wiii bo preaaited the popn ar farce of
I He. ui 1ET FAMILY.
A!iw. TUB- YOCIH THAT NEVER 8A W A WOMAN.
Sitiurdav Matinee at 2oVioek Popular pricoa of aduua
?Ion Boi i.Hi e open dany irom 9 uj 5.
JOH>
N H OOUUH.
OX CIRCUMSTANCES
STEIN W Al HALL., May 10
TtokcN, 3>i ceat*
Beat* oow for tali' at me llaii
WB8TON.
UBKATEST TRIAL <>F EJtnUBANCB.
KOCR KCfEUliL MAN LPPOBid..
ill mile* in *tx Jay*,
Ml mile* In two a*ft,
IS) mile* in twenty-fire hoar*.
IM unlrs in twenty-tour hour*.
AMERICAN IN ?111 U T K HAi.L,
Majr 10, 11, U, U, 14, IK
Door* open day and nlghl Adinlaiion SOcenta.
ARTIrfTrt OK ESTABLISHED ABILITY DK8IRIN
A sprinx and animuer encasement may aoply
?Utt antranee OrauJ opera Houae. between the bo
of 11 A. M. and If. M., ihuridar and Friday.
PBANCla rOSTP.B.
IMS HUlBRON WILL PLAT AT TUB TRAIWJJfa
" ~ ' ~ mmm
3
M fcbool Fair. Seventy Drat K?friment Armory
way, and Thirtyflfih atreet, on Tauraday evening.
qiBNTH HPWSOTIDB fKHTITAL OF THR OBPHRO
iro5(
bsh
L Pa*
1 choral BOCIBTYH Free SctioolaTHia (Thursday
evening. ACADhMT OK MLfllC.-Mr*. MAUUB UlLBil
tlm KngUkb aopr*no (ilrat appearance!; algnore 8. PA,
LoMI.no tba Cuba it tuAniat. lieu. a. $. OONBALHS^
baritune, Mr P. c ARKI, rtoUalat PULL CHoRUH of
til" OIIPIIKON AN1J liRAM) ORG II EsiTllA from tha<
PHILHARMONIC. New composition* will be mMMi
by SOW. HOLLKNHAUKR, a. Rt-.lFr, Jr., DUDLBVt
BUCK, 11ENUY CABTBK and older*.
TBCSrKKH.
WB B. DUNCAN, C. C. DOD1B,
WH t: BLODu ' I r 3: %: I.BFFIHQWBLL.
JKKuMK HOPKINS, MNclur and BNfltM,
711 Broadway, New York.
Ticket office* at Rodman's, 1M? and Dilsaia's. 1t\
Broadway.
WBTROPoTTiTaN MUHKUM OF AKT,
JVL 128 Went Fourteentb (treat. Now Tor*.
open dally, lu A M to # P. B. Monday* and Thondaya
frea.
R TREMOR'S Bl CI-P I IONS DAN BANTS.
LYKIC IIALL sixth avenue (Reaervoir -innare),
BVKRT FBIDAf BVKNINti UNTIL JIJMK.
M
Tjeranca" "wTe't/ It*r Rib Wa T * ALL.'ra uLjoaV)
MENInu MAY ?, AT 7H O'CLOCK. Adilreeae* by,
JOHN B tioUGH, Hon. ?M. B. DODUB, Br* ANNIE'
WlTTl'.NMKYKR, President ol the Woraaa'e NattonaM
Christian Temperance Union, and iter. R. A Mac Arthur. (
Ringing by tbe lUUobUseoB Family. Admiulun tree.
TOlfiW liDT. fboUUIOOr CONMrtERABM)
talent but tmall mean*. I* deiirou* of fitting her-<
eelf for tbe elate nnd?r tbe instruction of a ilrtt ciaa* pro*
feuionaL bone but thoae fully eompeirnt need addreee,
with luii particular* and terma, "AMHITlob," box I7i,
Herald office.
B
OWEN ON TIIB BTAND.
8EH THK
KTEKIKO TELEORAM
TO-DAT.
Elocution ami oraiobi.
CO>VBRaA i IONS ON ELOQUENCE
by QUUTaVR WATSOt.ai tbe
HEW YORK CONHKRVaIORT OP MtTSIC,
bo ? F.a*t Fourteenth itreet, next to Oeiuionico *
Wendell Phillip* and He*. W. H. Murray, ot Boston^
? ml l>r John Hall, ?l New Yprk. *ay that Hr. Wataow
la matter ot the hub art ef *peaklng.
tIRANI) SPKLI.I N<t match AT THR PBI'.R TABRR3
T nuole. Thirtt lourtb atreet, between -eTenth and
Kirhtn BTeniica, to n.rtht. at 7H o'eli/clL I'riaee *lren t?
the beat apellera Proteaaor oarid B. tteau will nive o*l
tbe word*
Grand opkra hoohB.?ladib* op first class
abtliuee lor ttie hailetoi the ' Twelr* TifltMe*
Ajiply te Bine LaN,.KB. afflce Ha. ? Ai.ingdon *on?rS
i *Ai,Ui JL. PU*AAJk

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