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THE COURTS.
Jidge B!atchford's Decision Against a
Commissioner's Commitment
The Togt Writ of Certiorari Discharged and
the Prisoner Remanded.
BERG-H'S PORCINE RAID.
Another Mandamus Against
the Comptroller.
!E O'CONNOR ARSON CASE IN GENERAL SESSIONS.
Judge Lawrence, in Sup/eme Court, Chambers,
yesterday, granted an order making the Injunc
tion agaust tue Bowery Tneatre permanent until
'.be license is paid.
The motion for a bill of particluars In the civil
iait against W.iliara M. Tweed for $8,000,000,
which was to have been argued In Supreme Court,
Chambers, vesteidav. has irone over ;or a vteek.
Josepn Ross, first mate ol the American ship
Washington, charged with shooting ana wound
ing one Joseph .Smith, steward ot tue said ship,
w aa yesterday brought before rmted States Com
missioner Shields, wqo nola mm for examination
in t3.ooo.
In tne Conrt of General Sessions, before Judge
Sutherland, yesterday morning, Cnnstina Maer,
alias Marks, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny. The enarge was thai on the 11th ol this
month she stoi? a piece of silk worth *80 Iroru
ihe store of Loia A l'a.vlor, which was found in
aer possession wnen she was arrested. Sen
tenced 10 the state Prison for two years and six
month*.
George Oevere, who, oti the 7th lnst., stole a
jold watch, valued at $33, from the premises of
Richard Keeping. Xo. 6J9 Fifth avenue, pleaded
gulity to an attempt to commit the offence. He
was sent to the .state Prison for one year.
GAEL VOGT.
?mx WBTI OF CE3TI0RJUU DI&CHA.BQXD TOT
PBUSONEB REMANDED.
lodge Blatcnf >ra jeaterday, in a very lengthy
^cuion on the application by a writ or
J review the action of United State. Oomm*
?loner watte, npou who*e coma.tm.n. Car. Vojt
m held to await the decision ol ttie Executive
with regard to Urn extradition, discharge* the
writ and remands the priaouer to the custody o
the marshal. Vogr. or Stnpp, to onarged with the
murder of the Chevalier uu Buls de Bianco, a
Bru-sela, "ii the morning ol Oc.ooer 1, 18,1, a
with anion and robbery in setting lire^ to tb
room where *i>e deceased lay and abstracting Iro
? sale In an adjoiuitig room many vaiuaole pe
er.! bonds. Ac. The cse l as ?cltedagre?
3eal of-ntere. among the .egai pro^.??
SSa>mSy. and there is no doubt
that tae ca-e will be once more brought to toe
Supreme Coor?the ?j?.%10Jl.
The following ib a^vt-rj mud condensed report
of tae decision in me ca?c.?
warrant tor hlj au.ienoer ? uw U)U country con.
ooder tee treaty oi ? tr ^ cl e ,, taring commuted
slu i?J March liiaJun i ?ir* n it Brtt*?**l*? in Bcliciuin.
ihv crimes oi uiurJ?r ?n J ar*. f? iw??2bSr. Itft He It
jn th? uioru.ng i? ^ ? i,ruu?Ut int.. this Court
oeld ty ttw(^ *rIt U conteel* i lor the priaoner
wi*""" c- .I.t iuv ? n <hr law or practice
U,?t whatever m?. ?}? ,' ,j , V1!r,i statute* or the
prior to the enactment ?^ne i^ j~ J ?t the Court
United Mi " >l "_^oI tiicca-r on the return of
to ex unloe ti"0 ^e i ,-pon ?.* ,uiiu,m all the
U,e writ* Wlh?V,tiMbVannii ut>on ihJ>ea? I decile
Med bv lum "? ll,e exw^tUoa ^/"aira,.- in th.a In
? ourt. it ?? ?"'L'ti 4 lubteif Wheth-r the law properly
Mnr?. Ui?lii b?> 1 ? t a charge oi lorgery lor ihe
Interpreted. ^ ' l * ,u?'.on. awl ralsht
Janeea ?-orpa*. alter a teti<niw to auppeft the ae
^u'?'w'oSS h"M*Th^rionerl. '???
ta-< were X^^h/Kr'the Coromieiiooer
?r-;^ "
a2ST'l?5 ?*??){?? ? v,a. nce leedujj; ?2
r-v' ? .S'X&TsI
error it. Ma Z*?tZ Kre."nt fhe Preetleet haa
^?Te?r If he .hooldb,,,, the opinion that theevi
that A, r0 ,ir <\,m ni??rton#f wi? not **nt
fcsas? & 'h'zrzz wr-isas s s?
the h,.v.?
upon the null.- lenrvnt " coetead* ' 'or tbe priv
""' f' '''.'.. . .m L ?? wnt*. H i? examine into
-vu.. V.,r
tore the prop-r ?<tuiai eatiwwt heard
,6. ewi that the ev en e,of Om.nan > ^ ,
*nd f?o>i ler- 4. and lto?" ?? VharV It ?hail l>e the
^urt nm ?> n ; m .?iefrat^ u>r*rtlty the
mtro, H1??MIWI? .t'/SW ? "arrant
??' t- Ihe proper e <? ????? ,?,UiTe. The
nr>i* tttm lor ti? ? _ ' b* tne
vended ,/?%. V,r?. h? an
*)en*i ** r,*"1.? or, ieat warrant for tee
n*,wl ..'iJ. J!,,, iwiM ov Mr t.rion Rxaminia*
erreM of the aeca-e . i?? ? |??allP, ,t Bruwelj. re
lu^oHb* irt*>un?i. oi r V4 n |U tre tct?
the rth o. Apri . I ? * r.-.?e and on moltoo <?l
mied u ? il#K4in. nv
tee alo?-? Attern. *V,i w^.at .r?v t- c^.led
then1 ? atwi, In e*. e a ^ taa , Mrt ot Appeall. at
an iodl<-> n< nt <>. I? a Court rm- ?e?n the docu
Krii?eel?. whirh ,ntul,i r,T ihr ex.inmiuf
ment? of !h<- pro? edtne* ^ oner
fiidfe 1h- ?*'<? ti ? 1, ? >t ihe <ieeea?er1 br violence,
ten la to pro*# it ? < h , ' ll'le* in 'h? room ?here
the *nnu uoeou'tui una ?rt. w,,ng lrou, tna
he died. r '.mi of areuri ie? 10 a larae
?aie In tie mit" ^ (l. ?he ac< a-ed to bnaiand U?e
eeafatofYaiae? in '' * |X . , ,? n??? i t up-*
?ame nliht <?? re 1 hvapreTiou> aciuainvmre
t. ?? > 7''*i iar'v wit., th.- premie*., a
wiui the d< ei d a a?.l hi? ai*ht to tfeia
preTinu* '.'iai r "J: . I MOW of the
foiu.tr* MO Ihe ";llT>fh' ,,p nu t ol tne tnnrder.
article* , in? nn.,11 tee .|Oee:i?n
' pon ?' ??e lu.itte I eontima
of rrunt <a It* 'he 1 mo, > ie; ?_ .,ni|lll,,?llM.r , n the
maierta, tor tneje 1 ^ iH>i.?re him ^n^h
eoo?tioii of recta, to ? ,nJ in t|te law* 01 ini*
,Tliencect crim.na .c^r'n-aooK oi the aocujed
,l,re. WMi 'l " tne rrlinen ha ?e l had
? e<! hi? eoinieitnjeui 1 r r | p ( otl(lll1^,lon^r gat
<#en coil m" <? 1 i'< '? pt hw 1M?n annot on
ne dec,'l*''l ;|,l' ..at" /V re*ie?e t t.? thia Court
n#. i?rinr?^ J"r r_ *.t mU4t, thrr^t r<\ <*!??
shar *eo"and?l{>e prl?r''.iT re?aud?? lotb.eeetody of
the *ar*naL kooonda hli cooearrenre te
te.nr"f* 1* in the T?e?? ta"-'1 BU,ch,brd
BER('H UN HOG KILLrNO.
So?e time ago Edw.rd if. D?t,^ proprwtor of
1 hof?*iaughtertng e^abiianment on tM weet
une obtained e temporary mjancion again
Berth and the Sor|,.y .or ?? ??'?
iion <X croec* to Aminais to preveet him inter
irrin/ With the NMi?e?. W Larremore de
eied a motion <0 nraae the junction permanent,
Iti Mr. Da via ap ? aied to the f^nera. ..-r.in, of
tee ? onrt of Common P eea. where the
were heard yeeterdey. Mr. Ki?riOge T. Oern wh
#onn.e. tor the eone-y and Mr. A. <?*<'** 'or
tue otne atde. It Will t? r#memb-red tnat Mr.
Rerih objected to the mo e of killing .ioga-hang
^Ueae.m^.p ?- T\^Ti
teeir iir?u and hie rtiug U*m to <1eath 1til of
wnieo Mr. Hav.a ItiMetoa w.i a neeeaaary and
?roper mole of killing tneie.
Mr HalU '* ?>? ireqnooilr doea. mmgied law and
enmor ;ogi" and uury in ine happleat poMtb.e
manner. After .11 n.atnt the preliminary law
eoeetiooa Involved ue too* up the nue*tlon of tne
legaiuy 01 Mr Berfh * pr.?ee <nre In thia ceae. He
*eid that lur Mr. r>. igu to onderiaxeto erect by
hia omcera and a. "uw anu ny m.naelf 'onrta 01
^?V,o?'V!?rpZW o?N'??' ToVi* th?t *M .'reaT
d!eo?m?*ation. eiteny voiu .1 malice, one entirely
. LJIVoie tT, aociai in<n?nitle* - r newspaper
Weeoai^e '?? bocto.^ a^ m ^ nnmani
criticiam. reuarl to anything hut hia
rtrl",.! .?MVnf nonor and o public ,idvanie??*.
uwn tngf rir V 11 ,7 a* come Wi-en anotn-r
H,ver'heieee..the^ ( >n i ^ ,n ;arP fl?Iir, 8n<1
preaidoot oiav ( |I wb0 |ua, income more
?? tion, a Don vuik . , preveUvin* cre
or io*a 'n^n/. oiil who roay become e homa.n
SSm Aw Mi Mermiv and orgamie ? ??????
against all owner* of borsta atrl dogsj on* who
mar attempt to enforee In the community the
! tenets of the Brahmins, who will not allow t&etu
< sou-en to tread upon the meanest worm I In (he
1 event of such a contingency we ought to rcmtnt
! Per toe maxim, obtta principim, unci hold last to
our Saxon precedents.
Mr. Gerry, in reply, urged these pointa:?First,
tnai the business of the appellants was a put>iio
nulsauce ami not entitled to any pioeetlon in
equit* upon the fact snown; second. Unit this
sun la anomalous and an attempt by persona fear
lnir criminal prosecution in tne criminal courta to
induce a court of equity to try ttie issue, and
mean while tu restrain the officers of the law irom
euforciug It. and third, thai the aliegel equities
are luiiy denied by both the pleadings and the
affidavits.
MANDAMUSING THE COMPTROLLER.
On the Sth oi May Mrs. \? A. Scnenck. owner of
No. 27 Chambers street, where a oranch 01 the
Called states Cunrt has been held lor some time
pasr, and r an order of tue Board ol Aldermen
and the Mayor's approval, executed to the city a
lease for live years of the second and third storlea
and part ot the fifth floor for the use of the Marine
Court, at $12,000 a vea', tne court room furniture
and fixtures to be transferrer to the use ol the
court during the continuance ot tne lease. They
tendered me leas? and kevs to Mr. Green, who re
fused th?m. Applicauon was made to Ju^e Law
rence a tew davs ago lor a p reuiptory tnaud.tnius
to i rapei the acceptance 01 tne lea->e by Mr.
Green. and it wan stated vrs. schencK had giv n
$2,Ot.O to the former tenant for the furniture
Judge L:iwrence gave a decision yesterdav. say
ing he will grant an order to snow cause, but will
not gram a writ without argument.
TRIAL TOR ARSON.
The trial of Jeremiah O'Connor, indicted for
arson In the first degree, was c< mmenced yester
day In the Court of General Sessions, before Jtldge
Sutherland. District Attorney Rollins appeared
for the prosecution. Mr. Orlando L. Stewart de
tended tlie accused.
i tie prosecuting officer, in opening the case,
said that the prisoner kept a small grocery store at
So. bS Mo t street; that on the night of the 12th
of April smoke was seen issuing from tne store,
which nearly suffocated a family who occ^Med
a room above, but who fortunately' escaped;
tnat, upon an examination of the store, two dis
tinct flres were observed, one on the floor and
another upon a couuter eight feet from the first,
snowing that it was an Incendiary fire. The
prisenar was accustomed to sieep in tne back part
of the store, but on the nlzht in questien he was
seen to tarry a lew moments alone In the store
and then leave it. He bad only $100 worth of
oods In the place and was insured for $700, winch
e (the D.strict Attorney) affirmed was the motive
for the commission of the offence.
T1IE TESTIMONY.
The first witness called was .Daniel O'Connor,
the cousin oi the deleudant. wtio swore that on
the night of the fire tie was la tne store, and
shortly afer ten it was locked np and tie accom
panied Jeremiah lo a feed store, where lie bought
oats lor uis horse, froiu wheuce he went to Ins
stacl* ; tnev then went to Daniel's apartments, the
prisoner Itititnailug a desire to see his wlte, who
was very sick; alter remaining tnere a wime the
prisoner leit, and at twelve o'clock an officer
aroused tne witness out oi oed and placed h.m
under arrest, he was lmeratcd in a lew data.
Edward .Warier, Daniel apelmati and James Carroll
testified M to toe circumstances of the breaking
out of tue fire; they saw smoke issuing irom tne
grocery store of the pri oner, and wr.eu it had
partially vanisned they discovered two distinct
fires, one being on ttie top oi tti* counter and an
other on the floor, about eight feet distant irom
it. There was a barrel or kerosene at the end of
the store, and pools oi the fluid were seen on the
floor. Captain Lowery >wore that ne understood
mat the lire was speedily put out by the
chemical extinguisher, and when he arrived
'he made an examination or tne place.
He, too. saw the two separate fires and a
bundle of paper bags ana some newspapers, partly
burned, wiu.e theie the prisoner arrived, and
in response to a question about insurance, said he
was insured in tne National insurance company
Jor $700, and, proceeding to a drawer, presented
tne Ca tain wltn the policy. Ttie brother oi tne
prisoner came in. ana they opened two trunks in
tne back room, not no clot lag was lound iu
them. The insurance policy included tne clothing
with the stock o groceries. O'Connor was ar
rested on the spot by a detective.
Charles E. Galiacar, wno took an inventory of
the stock two days alter toe fire, presented a copy
ol it to the District Attorney, wuo offered it In
evidence.
William Banhan, a tqember of tUe fire patrol,
was examined at great length and confirmed the
previous witnesses as to two distinct iires.
Levi Goldsmith testified that ne occupied apart
ments over O'Connor's grocer* si ore and on tne
night or iha tire he was s.eepiug there with on
lamilr.
John 0. Snilivan. the owner of the premises,
testified tnat ue rented the store to tne prison?r
lor $3o a montu and that he was remiss in paying
his rent.
Mr. Stewart opened the case for the defence,
and called tne woman wn<> wen' into t'ie store to
purcnase a pall oi coal on the nlgot of tne ore.
Mie swore tnat the accused went out ol the store
wltn her. locked the door, g<tve n*r tne coal from
the bin outside and proceeded down the street
with nis irieod.
lne ga-sfliter who put to the gas pipes last Au
gust testified that he out a jet from tne celling,
wnich rescued very close to the counter.
The esse will be concluded to-day.
VERDICTS AGAINST INSURANCE COM
PANIES.
Carolina w, Goaeltne was former owner of tbe
Passaic Glassworks in Jersey City, sue had toe
same insoied lor 11. wo esca in various insurance
companies. Tbe insurances not being paid, alter
me destruction of the premises by Are. unit was
hrout^n by William Muirhead, ber assignee,
against the insurance companies. Tbe trial in
one 01 tbe suits?that against the Eastern Insur
ance Com pan > of Bangor. Me.?took place yester
day. be ore Judge eir. of tbe Bapenor Court.
Tne de ence was mat tbe premium 01 toe policy
had never ne?n paid, it was sltowu lor the
plaintiff tbat the premium was pan to an agent
01 tue company, ana upon tins a verdict was ren
aer d for the piainuff in tne amount churned. In
a similar salt against me Union insurance Corn
pan*. of tangor, Ma. no testimony being given
i?r n- iieieutiant. a verdict waa ordered lor tne
plaintiff, i wo otber suits oi like character are
s ill pending again-t tbe Humane ln*urauce Com
pany, Col unions. nmo, and tne German Insurant*
? ompsnv, Erie, Pa
SALARIES IN THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
In tbe good old times tne sheriffs paid their at
taches from tne fees of tnetr office. W'ben Jimmy
O'Brien became Sheriff be took a new departure
in tots regard and obtained the passage of an act
by toe Legislature providing for tbe payment of
tne employes by the city. Ex-.*>berlff Bren
nan thought to avail himself or the same
act. but comptroi.er Green reiused to pay
tne employes, u tbe ground lhat tne act was uot
continuous. suit was brought by Mr. Breuuan
agamat toe city to compel such paymen , which
sua is still pen ting. Meantime some 01 bis former
cierns, raving got ured oi waiting ior tneir
money, are bringing soits against toe .-sheriff per
sonalty. ibe caae of Henry (I. liennessy, wno
brin.s-nit lor s went, -one month*' sa.ary. came
to trial yesterday oe'ore Judge Spelr. in <o? Hui e
r.or Court. Ibe tesiimouy sat brief, an<i >be
only reai point at issue w.<s wietner tbe city or
the .^neriff * si liable. Alter being out some time,
tne juiy we e unai>ie to agree on this point, ana
tuey were discharged.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER,
nxrxo the nvi fob not tvil or alleged
MCBDEBERfl.
The Court of Oyer ana Terminer, after some six
months' intermission. me< yestercsv. Judge Brady
being on the bench. All that was done was flung
toe time 01 trial In seven homicide eaaes, which
promise to occupy tbe attention ot the Conrt ttli
the commencement of tne summer vacation. It
waa arraoged tnat the trials snail be taken up
one a ter toe other, beginning t?-<iay, until ill are
flmstied. i n>! parties t > be tried are hate V. 10 le
cna< ged wen infanticide, wuo-e trial bcirlus to-<ia.v;
Policeman Wi.uamson and Jonn Power, accu-ed
01 Killing a patient in tbe Ward's Island Lunatic
Asy'.Uiu ; Pump Oiwr.i and Jonn J. Mci'aribv, ior
all of whom Mr. William F. Howe appeared as
counsel, ibe remaining cas-s, ior wnom Messrs.
Kint/tog and Mo t apoeared as counsel, are:?
Wiinara Lto?g. i barged *uh killing Mary Ann
Iiavis. a school girl, by nitlitg her with a stone,
and Kotnano hoip'.o. an Italian, ebsrged wim
kil.ing.Jo-epii Pendoipo by staobing.
MARINE COURT?PART 1.
Before Juoge Gross.
A LIBKt> BT MAIL.
Crane vs. Walker.?The plaintiff, a collector of
past dne claims, applied to tbe defendant, a
tailor oa Flftn avenue, in 1*71, with a letter of in
tromction, for employment. A nutnuer or bills
were given him, upon which a percentage was to
be paid in case of collection, rising to thirty per
cent if snu bad to be brought, tbe plaintiff, bow
ever. to psv all expenses. Two or tnree Mils were
collected sod leturuen, tne plaintiff in tue mean
time <>ruerinrf and receiving a pair oi pants, wiilch
remain unpa d ior, aitii' Ugn de endant *?y? pay
ment. was promised within a month. Among tne
ciamis wt, one against a p rs m named
baiuionson, ava nst wnotn snit was btought,
Judgment oniamed and examination on
supplementary proceedings had, tne plain
tiff in tne en i setting $40 from
faimonson. uot in reduction oi tne judgment, but
to payment oi referee's lees, cmta, Ae. This col*
lection, coming to Mr. W slker's ears, and supposing
i it to have Men a payment on account of me bill
or which no return *u made to blm, ta<i, m
tie b?vs, beint' i.nable to get an explanation. he
wrote the following woros <?n a pos al card anil
sent it to plaintui through the in.nl-li seem ?
to me > ou are action like a regular irauu in v ur
tr-aiineni of me. Vuu udmit ol naving collected
$40 (rum -ulnionson, an i \<?t you nave made no
return to me, and Uut un your own account which
you not on ia!sc pretences. it in mo e than thiev
ing todo as >011 have ttoue, aud if it Is posj-inle
I'll havs you put In jai 1 lor collecting my money
wl? iiout making am return." it was abown that
this *a? reau oy several parties while Din - on
plaintiff's deak before run arrival at Ins < fflce. 'I'he
court charged ti.e jury tha' a publication wasea
uoihned, ami that me amount of their verdict
would be gov. rued by the injury done and the in
tent o tne oeieiiUant in wrltiug it.
Verulct lor pialnuff for $aoo.
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COCHT ?CHAMBERS.
By Judge Lawrence.
Hcldane vs. Caldwell.?some notice should he
given to the attorney.
Van /.He vs. van Zlle.? Referred for reason
stated In loruier n emoraBdum.
In f h'i matter of '1 noma** Walsh.?I see no reason
icr gtant|ag an <n der to -h<>w cause in th s ca*e.
sevens vs. Lena ?The writ Is upon a judgment
recorded m f. loreigu country, and un attachment
has been issued. 1 lie motion is to vacate tne at
tachment, on 'ne ground that tins Is not one ot
tnc cases 111 whic 1. under section L27 of ihe Coae,
an attaofitticnt can be resorted to. An attach
ment is hi hurlzcd m an action arising 011 con
tract for tne recovery of uiouey only. A
judgment is contract 01 record and of
tue highest grade 01 contrsct. tCliitty, p- -? )
Tltla judgment wa> lor the recovery 01 a specific
*um 01 money by tne 1 iaintiiTof the defendant. I
tiunk foat It is a case, therefore, lu wtiich im at
tachment mar be issued. Tho case cited by
the defendants counsel irotn 1 llill's He
ports and nuder the Revised .Statutes, and doe#
not control the construction to be given to the
code, me motion to vacate attachment denied.
vii a costs.
Blohm vs. Averr.?Altnough tne answer is very
?olumtaou*! tfelnic thi* c u-<.j can be fairly tried
in un hour, ami It it e < nnot the plaintiff will incur
the penalty 01 belnir sent to tne foot ol the calen
dar. Motion graced.
Schwartz vs. Myers.?Inquests are oponed on
payment ot HO, costs o motion, and iho p ain
tilTs costs before n uce 01 trial in euch cas?, on
the deiendant giving a bond, to be approved by
the Court, to pay auv Judsrineut iliat may ue re
covered Hualnst htm herein, ine causes to be
placed upon the calendar :or Wednesday, the 26th
or Ma). 1876.
Mu ual Uie Insurance Company vs. Wnelpley.?
I want tny papers in this case. The proo! 01 tne
service of rlie defendant, Wnelpley. 1* not suitl
clent. Tne affidavit 01 tne publishers ol the news
papers must oe produced.
i-'euchmunaer vs. Liclienstein.?I want the com
plum: and s immons in this action
Hennessey vs. in- Km ire Firo Extinguisher
Company.?On.er r--et ied.
Gooorich vs. Ulautic Mail Steamship Com
pany.? 1 canuot appoint one of the plaintiffs re
ceiver 01 the deie <iantB.
Laszk vs. >cotl.?Jlruion to make answer more
definite and certain is denied, with costs.
Koss vs. Ross.?Oraer granted, with allowance
of 126 to the defeadant.
Hull vs. Mola.?1 s 0 no necessity for referring
tins case. it can be tried on tho short calendar, if
tne pUinrttr desires a speedy trial, ou application
for tuat purpose on proper notice.
tiraaam vs. Gocd.?fuere is nothing in tne affi
davit wnlch *liows the around on wiucn the taxa
tion 01 the coats is oblacted to. 1 require the
pleadings and some tuemuraauuui or stai-meut
snowing what has been done iu the action and
pointing out the ground ol the appeal lrom the
adjustment made t>v tne clet k.
worster vs. Kelemar. ?1 he luquest will be
opened on payment ot plalnt'fTs costs belore no
tice of trial and $10 cost' 01 motion, the delendant
to give a Dond with two sureties, to be approved
by itie Court, to pay unv judgment that may bo
recovered against him, said Mire ties to lustliy in
twice the amonnt ol plaintiffs c :11m and case to
l>e *et down lor triai lor Monday, Ma> 2:.
Deall vs. Dealt.?1 think mat the affidavit should
be more specific as to tlie exertions which nave
been mace to serve the deiendant 111 this State.
.sctianclc vs. Green.?1 will grant an oraer to
show cause why a peremptory mandamus should
be issued, but will not grant a writ without argu
ment.
Haley vs. Dalev.?I see no reason for granting
an order to snow cause in tniM case. See rule 48.
Kuowies vs. Hrennan; Goa-ler et al. vs. Germa
niu Smelting Refining Works; The Widdecomb
Furniture Company vs. Beaton; Tue Mutual Life
Insurauce company vs. Fttzshnmons; Board of
supervisors vs. Tenth National Bank; Reed vs.
Tuden; Du Pasquier vs. Squira; Edwards vs.
Hathaway.?Order-* (/ranted.
N'ast vs. Tracy; S Clety lor the Reiorm of Juve
nile Delinquents vs. fteii?h; Cohen vs. Michaet;
Uoctor v.s. 1 umeron; itutter vs. North; Colling va.
sn?der; Whittlesey vs. nail; In tne matter 01 rhe
lari; Horemns vs. Williams; Seward vs. Lagie
Slate company; Kirb* vs. Bradley: Loeo vs. Will
iams: Baser vs. McNlu; Knistern vs. Dean; Enr
ich vs. Khrtch; Union Dim*- i-uvm?s institution vs.
Stopei; C'ourtenay vs. .New York. W> st snore aud
coicago Railroad Compan*. So. a; New York Sav
lng-? Hank vs. May; Ktndtiertf vs. Hevmert; Phil
lips vs. Mc< orrnack: McKeon vs. I.acnner; Acne
son vs. Ache>on et al.; i'billips vs. Cuapm: t hird
Avenue .?.avinga HatiK tb. ?na kleton; Sen.. 1 clt
vs. (Jregorv. Ames v.s. Redllcn; 1 11 ion
Banking Company va. Nigel: L?di Chem
ical works vs. Gilbert: Hart vs. pettit;
New Yom Loan and indemnity Company va.
Moore; Adams va. Culver; Morris n vs. Morriaon;
joiie-. vs. ?t. Joan; Wen vs. Brecner; O'Brien vs.
cainpbeil; Hairi^ vs. Kennedy; Townsbend va.
Nebenzani; Hoppin vs. Cozzan-; Missionary So
ciety 01 ihe Metuodist Episcopal t nurenva. Honvn
ton: Kelly va. Marsh: Matnias vs. Gould: 1 rust
vs. Hamsey; Cone vs. Foster; Hoy a vs. Ine lekln
Alrobo' Manufacturing tompany: Steinway vs.
Meinwnr; Jielsun vs. Stewart; P?uchon
vs fechter; Harbey vs. Lnddington;
o'Conner vs. Colnns; Bennett vs. Cohen;
Doremm vs. Hadfleld; O'Brien vs. Browning; j
Keller vn. St. Lake's Hos.itai: Fr? vs. Butler; i
NVrunt vs. AtwlH: Fiagg va. Scott; Cildeater vs.
Husselt: Anthracite Insurance company, 01 Phila
delphia vs. Hughes: Han la vs. Kenm Murray
vs. Murray: tiermanla Lile ln>urance Company
vs. Moore; Roberts vs. Meyer .ranted.
By Jndge Donoliu \
Wright va. Donaeli^n.?liranted.
6CPEBIOB COCBT?8PXCIAL TEEM.
By Ju ige \ an \orat.
Saabs et >1. vs. Dlcitinsoa?Ihere is no proof of
plaintiff's >!'? ault in not appea in>; to oppose.
(Jiauiierx et ai. ??. Farley, et ai.; Autnonj k
Oijnn.- Motions granted.
Kiggs Hoiioue?Bail reduced to Si.000.
Hatue vs. (tame?Ball reduced to |2,(Kn.
Freeman *?. Hnrson er ai.?Each oeiendant la
entitled torost*. Motion grant??o.
Daiy v?. Beatty.?Motiou granted. fee ornar.
Bailer vs. Hatton.?Order to pay over money to
plaintiff's attorney granted.
Mater vs. fcnnaidcr et ai.?Judgment of fore
closure and sale.
Olvany vs. Clark ?Petition granted.
Haliett ??. Oniman.?Order lor substituted ser
vice granted.
Kaubitsnek vs. Blank.?Motion gran*ed on pay
ment 01 coata of tne term, inriudinir trial lee and
aao?eqo>ni costs and executing to tne plaintiff*
an unoertaktnr. witn two ?i Detent sureties, to
par any judgment that n ay be recovered lu tne
action, and upon paying teu dollars coats oi this
motion.
Hryant vs. Oilman.?8'ay or proceedings vacated
from and alter toe first Muotiay of June.
COMMON PLEAS - SPECIAL TP KM.
By Judge I.arremore.
Norrta va. Nori ia.?Reference ordered.
THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Sherwood.
A TOCKG PICKPOCKET.
Roicoe H. CDanrun/. who gave bin residence aa
No. 213 West Twenty-second street, and Hi* busl
nesa as a lawyer at No. so Broadway, yesterday
caused the arrest of a brignt lirtle nof named
Maine* Dronue, chained wi n picking t.is pocket
of ih: sam oi twenty-five cents. rtie ( ourt com
mitted the little leliow in deiault of $*?.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judje WandelL
STAB BI NO APFHAT.
Jonn Henry, a colored man. was arraigned,
charged with inflicting a danger us wound is the
shomder. wttn a knue, on William H. Umia, otno.
Mi Wen Thirty sixth street. Tne affrar "ocurred
on Monday night. Officer Maiphy. oi tne I wen
tietu precinct. Wrested tne n er , and Juago
Wandeii ncia lum in ?i.ooo to answer.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
a Boot s rx< r*K offickb.
Henry Myers was arraigned yeatarday morning,
charged with defrau 'n ? 'ire Probat, of No. 21
avenue B, In the ?um ?i ?>. Myers caile i on
proi.st, who Is ? aaloon k?"p??r, on the lith of May,
and, representm* hiuise.i as an exci-." officer,
asked Probst ir be wan .inly licensed. I'robst an
swered that ne was not, and tnarennon Myers
threatened to arrest hitn unless ne paid mm !?>.
lie pai'j tne mone* ami oMequen It learned tne
trick that had oeen played ii.od hiui. Officer
Hogan of th" j-eventeenih pieclnct, arrested
Myers, and commissioner William ll Miner, of
the Kxelse Bureau, appeared as a witues* aff.tinst
hitn. There were alan several othei victim" in
court. Judge Morgan beia htm m ?1,000 to
answer.
* B tlto LA a* CAtTOBT.
Early In tna morning of the ;:tb Inst. Officer
Oiniy. ol the Kleventn pecia<t while patroi.inir
his beat in Attorney street, w.s attracted ny tne
sound ol a whistle, shortly airerward he saw
tnroe m?-n loitering stispicionsiy in the vicinity of
No 147 Alt- rney street., one oi inem entered the
ball way and sBurny aitet w*r<l emerges and held
a con'erenc witn the others, in t ,e store door
way. I ne officer tncu stared iu their direction,
wtien all three -ook to their neeis; uut ne -uc
ceedci in < apturing John nmltb only. Hi- com
panions, laaa' t.iMdsteio and Jacob Sctieiohola,
ware arrested later in the day. In their flight
May dropped a brace, a bit and other burglarious
implements. Ther were held in $l,o#0 each.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Mr. Frederick Kearn, or Mo. 181 Delancey street,
while walking through Broome atreet, near Allen,
on Monday night, was attacked by John Grogan
and roobed of a gold watch, officer Devlin, ol the
leu'it precinct. arrested Grogan, and Judge
Morgan neld him in tl.OOO to answer.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
On Monday Mr. William H. Morris, a Long Ialand
farmer residing at Unionrllle, while visiting Mew
York went into a Chatham street saloon and in
cautiously exhibited a largo roll of bills,
seated at an adjoining table was a man
named Frank Williams, who followed the
count jman wnen he left the ;-aloon and
voluntesied to snow hlra the way to Fuiton street
terry. Ii stead he was led to the loot or Grand |
street. They turned into South street, whon Wil- ,
Hams suddenly knocked Mr. MorrU down aud, ;
tliru-tmpr his nand into one of his pocket*, took a '?
paper ol tobacco and iliteen cents' wortn of candy.
Before, however, lie was abie to possess himself of j
tne money Offlcsr Livingston. ol the Thirteenth
precinct, seized Williams and took him to tne i
stu iou louse. The highwaYtn in was required by
Judge Morgan to iurnl*h $2,000 bail to answer.
NOTORIOUS SHOPLIFTER ARRAIGNED.
Mary Miller, a well known shoplttter, was ar
rested on Graud street by Officer Daniels, of the
Tenth precinct, with eighty-five yards oi guipure
lace, vulued at $200, concealed about her person.
He brougrit her to the Kldrloge street station
house, ami notice was sent to ti e principal firms
in the neighborhood. Robert C. i'urcell. superin
tendent ol Lord A Taylor's establishment, identl- ,
lied the lace as their property. Judge Morgan
promptly commutes Mary in default ol $2,000 bail
for trial.
FAXSE PRETENCES.
James Madden, ol Mo. 122 chambers street, pre
ferred a ctmrge against George Mciiugb of ob
taining gooda irom him under false pre ences.
McHugb went to Madden with a forged order pur
porting 10 oomtf irom Henry McHugh, of No. 40
Murray street, lor twelve dozen crystal luiht
burners aud six dozen sun burners, valued lu ail i
at $40. McHngli was held In $1,000 to answer. 1
FIFTY-HE VEM li STREET COURT.
Ueloro Justice KUbreth.
A blacksmith named Thomas Jeffreys, of Mo.
3l>i West Ftity-fonrth street, was yesterday held
for trial at General Sessions for refusing to end
ilie Miir-r.ngs 01 au incurably diseased horse,
alter being notified b.v a veterinary surgeon of the j
animal's true condition.
BWITT JUSTICE FOR CAR THIEVES.
Two car thieves, named James Kelly and
Thomas Whalen, on Monday night got on a car
of the Second avenue line, which was crowded
with Germans returning irom the Pflnirsten cele
bration at Jones' Wood, singlln? out Char.es
btruck, of So. 168 Chry.-tie street, treasurer 01 a
German socleti, they proceeded to relieve
i.-ini of tne association'" lund, about $95 |
in all. They were detected beiore they could :
mane their escape aud hande 1 over to the police.
Kelly threw away tne pocketbook on his way to 1
the statiou hiuse. but it was found. be made a
desperate resistance. It requiring tnres or four !
offi ur? to drag lum to prison, fiota were com
mitted lor trial.
COURT CALENDARS?THI8 DAY.
Suprkmk Court?chambebs?Held by Judge Law
renoe.?Nos. 8, 20, 22,68. 77, 0J. 116, 123, 130, 153,
188, 104. 108, 233, 241, 264, 260. 274. 286, 286, 287, 1
207, 298.
Hoprkme Court ? general term ?Held by
Judges Davis, Brady aud Daniels.?Nos. 216, 16.">,
106, 220. 221, 130, 182. 134, 140, 166. 167, 217, 163, 163,
104. 160. 222, 223, 2.4, 225.
Scntiii court?circuit- Part l.?Adjournod
lor ihe term. Part 2?Hel l by Judge Douohue?
Mos. 160, 1670, 1822, 980, 1404. 1414, 1424, 1138. 1440,
1448, 1454. 1464. 1468. 1480. 1522, 2788, 1452, 1408,
1584120i'? 1002. 10o3, 10)4, 482. 678,898, 0Otf)?,
468, U44, 1284, 1304, 1564, 1128, 846, 348 1,, 2618, 2280,
462X, 1072, 156.', 2052, 1028, 1500, 1602, 1504, 1506,
]50O'3. 1598. 1600, Part 3?Held by Judue lUrrett.?
Nos. 1211, 273J. 2575, 823. 215. 1110, 69, 2791, 1355,
2909, 2(>Ul, 1-237, 8..1. 988, 1210. 1360*. 6ii, 701>?, 837,
1387.
superior Court?General Term?Adiourned
sine die.
supkkior Court?Trial Term?Part l?Held by
Jndge Curtis No?. 830)*, 827, 460, 2029, l'J57, 1250,
621, 817, 313, 1055, 1957, 067, 1181, 1130, 551. Part
2?H#ld by Judge Speir.?N"H. 892, wio, 1160, lit?4.
1726, 778, 862. 918, 634, 1884, 070. 1012, 1U06, 1058. 1142.
Common Pleas? irial Tkrm?Part 1?Held by j
Judge Loew.?t ase on, No. 281*. No day calen
dar. Pari 2.?Adjourned lor tne term.
Common Pleas?Genkral Term?Held by Chler
Justice Dal* and Judges Kobinson and J. P.
Ha!v. ? Nos. 38, 43, 46',. 75, 87b, 67, 73, 5?, 60, 74,
87, 06. 80.
marine court?Trial Term?Part l? Held by
Judge Gross.?No*. 2763. 38?. 8303, 3248, 1385,
18.9, 2256. 4i;07 . 3753, 2324. 2320, 23?4, 3365, 2206,
2143. l art 2?Held by Judge Joacuimsen.?Nos.
3048, 3441, 1006, 2117. 23-0, 2446, 2449, 2462, 2453,
2455, 24M5, 24'10, 24*5. 2467. '2468. Part 3?Held
by Judge Aiker.?Nos. 3706. ;?584, 2862, 2307,
3660, 4?30, 4040, 3022, 1063, 3788, 38'A 1050, 1##1,
5578. 402.
Court op General Sessions?Held br judge
Humeri,md.?m? Peop e rs. James A. Duffy, i?
lonlous assault and baitery.
over and terminer?Held by Judge Barrett.?
Tne People ts. John J. McCarthy, homicide, Sam*
vs. Kate O'Tooie, homicide.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Blancharo?Coble.?At Florida. X. Y., on
Thursday. Mar 13, by Re*. George Pterson, James
A. Blancharh, M. D.. 01 Brook,yn. N. Y., to Axmi
M. Gobi. , (laughter of E. O. lioble, Ksq.. 01 Florida.
CAYPLEes?\ an Nahek.?tn Brooklyo, on Thurs
day, April 29, t>v tbe Kev. J. I). Fulton, Edgar
Cay ples'I, ot Columbia. ?. C., to Mattik A., 0017
daughter of Dr. ?. Van Namee.
GtEENdEY?Hauemann.?On Monday evening,
Mai IT. at the residence ol Proic-sor Botta, 25
We?t 1 hirt)-seventn street, or tne Kev. William
M. Taylor, D. i>., l)r. William N. Glesnkky, of
New York, to Cathinca h., daughter 01 the late
Frederic C. Uagemauo, Advocate Kojal, of Ber*
gen, Norway.
Heath?howell In tnls city, on Friday, May
14. 1STo by the Kev. Mr. Averail. John Heath, of
Waveriev, N. J., 10 Mis* Chablotta How ell, ot
Bath. England. No caias.
IIowlett?Redmond.?Un Tuesday, May 11, at
At. Josepn'a cnurcb, hy the Rev. Thomas barrel!,
andkkw J. HowLETr to Mart Tereh*, second
daughter of James Redmoud, all ol tbla cly. No
cards.
Van Namee? Hamilton.? On May 18, at the resi
dence of me groom's aunt, by tbe Rev. B.J. Hanes,
J. William Van Namee, M. d., to Eugenia A. J.
Hamilton. No cards, no cake, no wine.
DIED.
Bacdocin*.?On Tuesday, May IS, Mra. Catha
rine. a relict of the lat> W. H. Baudoulne, and
daughter of the late William Mes&etve, of New
York.
Tbe relative* and irleods are invited to attend
tbe funeral, froin the residence of ner brotner-m- !
law. Judge be (iiaw, New Jersey, on Ibursday, at
naif-pas eleven o'clock A. M.
11 kid i n In K?!>t Whately, Mass., on May ?,
shayi.or Belden. aged 74 years.
KOLUKM.?On Mono a.v. May 17, Edward Bolt.br,
aged 76 years, a native of county Wicklow, Ire
laud.
Ills mends and those ol bli son Richard and the
memoers 01 me Emmet Mutual Benevolent So
ciety aie respectfully Inviteu to attend Ms lune
ral. on Wednesday, 19th, at two o'clock, prompt,
from the reeid?uce or his son-ln-iaw, Patrick
Hem v L)ulT?. 227 East Twenty-eighth street.
Br*dy.? On Monday, May 17, Francis uradt, of
the p <rish of Ahby, county Longford, Ireland, m
tbe t>3d tear of his age.
Relatives ami mend* of the family arc respect
fully rcr|ii?* ed to attend the fnneral, from his late
resideace, 6ov West Twenty-seventh street, on tbta
Uav, at tvto P. M.
ClearT.?After a lingering Illness, May 17, 1S7S,
the beloved wife of ilmothy Clearv, born In KU- '
laby, county Kilkenny, Ire and, aged 00.
Fditmnl wne and loving mother,
May tier soni rest in peace.
Tbe r"ina!ns win r>e taken to Calvary Cemetery
for Interment Wednesday, at two o'clock P. M
Davi*-.?On Monday. 17th Inst., Esther, young
est oaughtar ol I hup be M. and tbe late Davtd
Uavtes.
Funeral from tbe residence of her mother, 77
West Fiiueth street, ou inursday morning, at teo
o'clock.
Dr.Ns.? May 17, 1875, Bridget Dcnn, aged 44
years, a native of Birr. Kings county, Ireland.
:-he will be bnrled from the residence of her
brother. John Duno. No. 2.12 East lovtb sireet. on
Wednesday, May la.
Fslvev.?On iuesd?y May 18. Timotht Paltit,
of the county of Kerry, Ireiand, in (be 49ch year of
uis age.
1 he relative! and friends of the family are r?
specttuilv invited to attend the fuiierai, from his
late residence, 7.J William atreet. on Tbnrsday,
May 'JO, at one o'clock P. M.
I eciihk.imer.-on I ue-day. May 18, at half-past
eight A. VI., artiilk. luiaur son 01 Martin a. and
Fr.tnc'ji Kechhemier, aged 7 months and 3 days.
Funeral Irom the lesidence ol tus parentp. No. S7
West Futi-sixifc street, on ihursdav, Juth inst., at
nine o'clock A. M,
Oaffnev.?ai her residence, 141 Pearl street, j
Brooklyn, on Monday morning. IIonora uaffney,
widow 01 Michael liadney, aged 04 years.
I lie relatives and irleans 01 the tanniy are ro
sp*etlu!ly inviicd 10 attend a requiem muss lor
tne repose of her soul, at tne Cunreh of the As
sumption. corner York a?id Jay streets, on W>?dnea
d*y morning. May 1?, at n%ir p.ist nine o'eiocfe;
rrnrn thence tne luneral will proceed immediately
to caivarr Cemetery.
Gai.i.aober.?On Monday. May 17, John Galla
oiik.r, 01 the parish 01 Ballysbannon, coonty Lei
trim. Ireland, at lis late residence, No. 252 Mott
street, aaed 72 years.
The relatives and friends of tne family are re
spect nhy invited to attend tbs funeral, from mi
late residence, on Wednesday, May 18, at half-past j
one o'clock P. M.
Oerdes.?on Monday morning, after a ehort til
new, ALBERT P. GEKDES.
Toe tunerai will take place on Wednesday, Way
la, ai one o'clocn 1*. N., from his late residence,
corner llous on and Lewu streets. Relatives and
friends are respectfully luvlied to attend.
Greenwood?At Norwalk. Coon., on the 18th
inat., Uakkiei J., wife of William Greenwood, la
the Otiy-tlitu year of her aire.
Notion of luneral here<titer.
Hkminowav.? on Tuesday, May 18, 1875, Alio*
L. llKMiNtiWAY, eldest daughter oi Thomas and
Maggie Hemtuuway, in the 0rh year of her uge.
Frieuds ana relatives are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her
parents, No. 347 Eaat Slxiv-dist street, on Thurs
day, Mav no. at one o'clock P. M.
Milwaukee and Waukesha papers please copy.
Holme.?At Vonkej-s, Mont.ay, I7tn inst., Joseph
C.. son oi William and M. A. lloime.
Tne relat.ves aud ir.enos ure invited to attend
the funeral servues, on Wednesday, 19th lnsf., at
three P. M., at toe residence oi his father, War
our'ou avenue, Vonkere. Carriages will meet
two P. M. train from Grand Central depot.
Hl'klky. - suddenly, on Monday, May 17, James
Hi'kley, uued AS veins.
The funeral will take place 1mm No. 237 Bowery,
on this Wednesday, at two o'clock. Relatives ana
irlends are invited to attend. His remains will be
taken t<? Calvary for interment.
Hyatt?on the l"vii lust., Charles Edwin,
oldest son of Charles Edwin aud Drusiila J. Hyatt.
'lhe relatives aud iricnds oi the family, also the
members oi St. Luke's Methodist EDl*copal unurcn,
are respectfully inviieu to attend the luneral,
from the resilience ol his i/randiamer, William
Westerflelu, Esq., No. 53 West Forty-seventh
street, on Thursday, tne 20th inst., at one o'clock.
Ikvkks?UKiiniET Ik vers, tne oeloved wile of
Thomas, who departed this Ule May 17, 1875, aged
40 venrs.
Keiauves and friends of the family are respect
niliv Invited to attend the luneral, on Wednesday,
May la, at one P. ai? irom her late lesidence, :
Cubtle (iaroen.
Kikiiy.?On Sunday morning. May 10, Adaline,
wtie ol William H. Klrby.
Kelatives and mends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the luuerai. irom li r late !
residence, No. Ea3t Twenty-sixth street, on
Wednesday, tne lath inst., at two P. M. Intei- |
meut at Woodlawn cemetery.
Lewis.?On Monday, May 17, Frederick Oscar
Lcwin, a n.,tive oi stovkhului, Sweden, iu the 00:h
year oi his age.
Relatives and frten-is of the family, and the
Swedisu society ol New York, are respectfully in- ,
viieu lo attend the luneral, irom ms late resi- |
dence. No. ia7 Prince street, on Thursday, the
201 n, at two o'ciock p. m.
Swedish papers pl<-use copy.
Lewis. ?o i i uesday, Mav 18, addie A., daughter
of L. J. aud Amanda A. Lewis.
Funeral Tnursdav, Way 20, at one P. M., from No. I
367 West Forty-eighth street.
Mauara?On Monday. Mav 17, Mary Elizadeth,
eldest daughter oi WliLam and Catherine Madara,
aged 18 tears, 7 inontna and la davs.
I he relatives and iriends oi the lamlly, also the
memneis ol sylvan G ove Lodge, No. 275, F. A.
M.; luemoers of Lebanon Lodtte, No. lai, F. A. M?
and ai?o members of Corinrhian cnapter, No. 169, i
R. A. .M., are luv.ted to attend the luneral, at tne
Ea?t Baptist church, corner of Gouverueur and :
Madison streets, on Wednesday, Mav 19, at two i
P. M.
Miller.?On Monday, May 17, 1876, Theodore
Millkr. in the 58th > ear oi his age.
Relatives and mends of the lamlly, also the
member? of the German Liederkranz, are respect
luliy invited to attend the funeral, irom his late
residence, 449 West Fiftieth street.
Miller.?On luesday, tne isth, after a long and
painful illness, Lewis Hknry, only son ot Sarah
and tne late Christian Miller, in the 22d year oi his
age.
i he retailves and friends of the family are ro
spectluily invited to attend the Mineral, at the
residence of his grandmother. No. 47 Suffolk
street, on Thursday, the 20th inst., at two o'clock,
without lurther notice.
Morton.?on Monday, Way 17, Eliza, widow of
the late George M?rtou, aged 83 years.
Relatives aud iriends oi tno family are respect
lully invited to attend the luneral. on Tuursdav,
at ooe o'clock, from her residence. No. 35 Carmine
street.
Mora.?On Tuesday, the 18th instant, of pneu
monia, Mauy ?., eldesr child oi Mrs. F. J. Mora,
aged 8 years and 10 months.
Funeral services iliursd iy, at one o'clock, from
Greene street M. E. church.
MCCLELLA.ND.-Ou Monday, May 17, 1875, Agnes
J.. widow ol the late John McClelland, in the 35th
year of her age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend 'he luneral. irom her late residence,
No. 32 Seventh avenue, on Tnur-day, the 20th 1
lust., at one P. M.
McDekmott.? On May 18, Anna Maria McDer- I
Jiorr, daughter of William and t.elia McDermott
aged l year, l montti and 8 davs.
The n lends oi thefaini yare invited to attend
the funeral, jrom the residence of tier parents,
so. 321 West Eleventh street, tais Wednesday I
May 19, at one o'-c ock P. M. The remains will oe '
taken to Calvarr Cemetery lor lutermeut.
McLocohlin?On Monday, 17th inst., Eliza
wile of toe late John McLoughlm, in tne 69th tear
or her age.
Relatives and irlenas of the lamil.v are reaped- I
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, 28 Downing street, on Thursday, 20th
insi., at one o'clock.
McNi'lty.?In Brooklyn. N. Y., May 17. Mrs
Hannah B., wne oi the Rev. Joseph M. McNnlty.*
aged 4s years. 1 month and 7 nays.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to
atteud tne inueral, irom the Presbyterian church,
jn Woodbridge. N. J., un ihursuay, at one o'clock
Newburg papers please copy.
PETtHS.?On Saturday, May 15, Cpables f., only
?on ol Emilv M. and the .ate Charles F. Peters, la
the 12ih vear of his age.
The luneral win take place on Wednesday, the
19th ln-t., at twelve o'clock, from the C'nurch of
St. Mary the Virgin, forty-fifth street, near Broad
way.
Philadelphia papers p case copy.
Pte?on Monday, May 17, W illiam H. M. Pte. i
aged 40 years.
Tne relatives snd friends of the lamlly; also the
members of Delia Lodge, F. and A. M.; members
of Exempt Flrem>-n'a Association; metuoers of
crystal Fumt Division, s. of T.; members of Olive
Branch Chapter, No. 7, O. E. S., are lnvHed to at
tend tne runeral, on Thursday, May 20, at two
o'clock, from nis late residence, 3s Concord I
stieet, Brooklyn.
Rapkebty.-On Tuesday. May 18. Bbidoet Rap
ferty, tne beloved wife of James RiDerty, in the
thirty-third year of her age, and a native ol Castle
Riaynev, comity .vionaghao Ireland.
lhe funeral will take pi,ice irm her late real- 1
dence. 97 Charlton s reet. on Thursday, May 20,
at two o'clock. Relatives and irieuds are respect
fully invited to attend.
Recknaokl.?On Sunday night. May 1?. after a
short illness. Frederick Arnold, youngest son of
John H. and Marie Recknagel, aged 1 year 7
weeks and 2 dsys.
Reynolds.?lo Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 18
Mr. Patrice Reynolds, in the 78th year of hia
lie.
lhe relatives and friends of the family are In
vited to attend the luneral. on Thursday, 20th
irom his late reslden e, 112 President street.'
Brooklyn, at eleven o'clock.
Roper-Johnson?In Brooklyn, on Monday
evening. May 17. scsie m., wife of Thomae L.
John-on and daughter of James Roper. Esq.
The relatives and friends of the lamliy ure cor
dtaliy Invi'ed to attend the luneraL irom tne rest
dence oi ner lather. 151 IL.n street. Brooklyn, on
Thursday. May 20, at two o'clock.
Btah?Mary U. Ryan, widow of Cornelloa H.
Ryan.
Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, tnis day, atone P. M., from 58
Prince street.
Waterlord (Ireland) papers pieaae copy.
Schwab.?On Tuesday, May 18, Cecelia, beloved
daughter of Charles and Bertha Schwab, aged 10
years.
The relatives and frienda of the family, members
of Lev)'Lodge, No. 5, I. O F. 8. ol I., an . members
of the fcrnoiuog. are respecunliy invlied to attend
ihe inueral, at ten o'clock A. M., on Thursday.
May 20, iroin No. 547 lhird avenue.
Schwartz.?At West Ho!>?keu, 5. J., on Mon
day, May 17, 1176, Frederick schwabtz. ageu 46
years, 7 mouths and 20 days.
Relatives and irieods 01 the family are respect
fully Invned to attend the funeral, from his late
residence. Patersou avenue, between Clinton and
Pauside avenues, on Tnursday, 20th Inat., at two
BooroLD.?On Tuesday, May 18, uattim A., wne
of Oeorge H. !"coBeld.
Notice ol luneral Hereafter.
Scott.?on Monday, 17th mat., after a long and
pslntul illness, borne with Christian fortitude,
William scorr, aged 37 yeara.
Kelatives ann iriends ?re respectfully invited to
attend his ftinera*, from his late residence. No.
LMI 1 turd avenue, at one o'clock P. M., Wednes
day, istn inst.
beei.by?Suddenly, on Saturday evening, May
1ft. >akah. wne of Joiin T. Seeley. in the 4?ih year
Of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
folly invited to att'nd ine fnnerai, from Grove
church. New Durham, N. J., on Ihorsday after
noon, May 2o. at two o'clock.
Schenectady (H. V.? papers pleaae copy.
shkpherd? Kuterel into rest, st Red Bank,
May 17, after a lo g. lingering nines*, Oeorok
SHkPiiERD. in his 40tn year.
Funeral from church, at Red Bank, Thursday,
May m. at one o'clock P. M. Steamer Jesse Moyt
leaves 1001 ot Rector street at #:46 A. M.; returns
at 2:30 P. M.
sn.Kman.?In Jersey City, May 17, 1*75, John B.
811.khan.
Keiarives snd friends are Invited to attend th%
funeral, from the second llei?>rmed chwreu,
Wayne street, Jersey city, this day (Wednesday),
at one o'clock P. M.
Sloat.?At Elizabeth, N. J., on Monday, May 17,
Macde, infant daughter 01 William B. sod
Kmnie M. Moat, aged t> months and 17 days.
Mineral services at oue P. u., Wednesday, nth
Inst.: irom the resid?iue of J. M. Iuthill, 241 West
orand street. I.uzabjtii. N. J.
^xrrn ?on M nda.y, Mat 17, at Port Richmond,
Staten Island, of disease of the neart, Adelaide.
wiie of Onari-'s llowdcn Smith, daughter oi Jonn
Davis, m. D., of New York.
Relat.ves and iriends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, irodi her late residence. 011
lnursday, 20th lust., at 2 P. M. Carriage- in wait
ing at Port Klchuion 1 to meet North Snore ferry
boat, leavlna tool of Whitehall street, New York,
?l nali pad twelve.
Stoce.?After n severe Illness, John Stock, la
the 27 th year of his age.
Ih? luuerai will take place on Thursday, May 20?
from ?!?? residence of W? parenti, No. 4 arena* Q
Bti'art.?On Sunday, May 18, Cornilia, youni
est daughter of Laoan 0. and Mariou Stuart, aged
year and 8 month*. , .
Helatives auu friends are invited to attend tw
funeral, irom tne residence of her parent*, No. 2d
Cumberland street, Hrooklyn, tin-* (Wednesday
afternoon, May U, at two o'elocK; thence u
Greenwood. ..
Undekhill.?On Tnesday morntnsr, May 15
Bakau Jane. UiiuKbter of the late Stephen ant
Pheoe C. Underbill.
The relatives and friends are respect'ully invltet
to attend the funeral services, on Thursday, tn?
20th Instant, at three o'c.ock P. M.. irora trienda1
meeting house, Schermerhorn street, near Smith,
Brooklyn.
Van Cirldir.?Suddenly, on Monday, May 17,
Jessie Van Ubldkr. aged 73 years.
l'unerai on Wednesday. 19tn, from RtdsrefleW
cnun-h. Take 12:16 train on N? rthern Railroad.
Whytb.?o/i Mooday, May 17, William At
Whyte, aRpd 46 years.
Ttio relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to a'tend tne mneral from his late residence!
838 East Twentieth Btreet, on Weuneaday, May I9y
at one o'clock. _ .
Williams On Monday, May 17. Frederick
only son of David and sarati H. Williams, aged 4
years. 6 mouths and 5 days.
Funerai services at the residence of Ills parents,
100 Noble street, Brooklyn, Wednesday, May 1?,
at two P. M. Interment In Greenwood on l'nura.
day , May 20.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS. OcC
A?WANTED, A sail boat, ABOUT 80 FEE?
? kcol; sloop rig. Address, with lull Information,
where can be seen and lowest c.isb price, 1). G. D., bo*
119 station \V, Hrooklyn.
L"lOR SAXiE?SCHOONER YACHT BELONGING TO
I? the New York Yacht Cluli; 75 tons (old nv iuure
melit), 73 teci lenuih over all, 2.; teet beam, about 6 teel
depth of hold. 5 teet draught, centre board: hastwosuiti
oi sal In; is in complete order, with entire ouifli ami in
ventory ? Is now in commission, with smlint: master and
crew on board. Apply to J. 11. DRAl'EU A CO.. 112 Pearl
street. New York.
fiOR SALE-handsome 40 FOOT CABIN SLOOP
Yacht; strousr tu^t and stiff: outfit comnlMe; now
#t Bates', loot ol i liirty-seventh street. South Brooklyn.
Address B , box S.-.I4S Post otflce.
r-lOR RALE?YACHT VESTA 2*10 TONS; FULLT
i equipped; warranted sounil and will be sold low.
Apply tu o. i K poILLON. 2:4 South street.
TTIOR SALE CKBAP? SEV*? SAIL BOATS. FROM JO
I to 2S leet long. Apply to I'ETEH BUCK. Jr. 1!7|
West Tenth street, or at shop, Pleasant Valley, N. J.
IjMRHT CLASS TI'GBOAT. SIX MONTHS OLD, SIX
I teet draught water, cylinder '"xii, for tale low. Ad
dress o. M. LAM K, 3o2 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
WASTED TO I'I UCIIAS1C.
?\V"ANTED T0 PORCH ASK ?FOIt CASH A GROOKRf
V? store doin* Aral class trade New York or i roofc
lyn. Address O o. t.., 15/ Wyekoft street. Brooklyn.
WANTED-STERBOPTI0ON OBGBAPHIO SCOPIAV
?? lenses and nlctures; must ae cbeup. Address SL,
box 221 Herald office.
TTTaNTED?THE ADDRESS OF A R LIABL*
11 dealer In postage and other government stamps.
Address, with rates of purchase, COUNTRY DiiALuK,
Herald oflieo.
POST OFPUR NO < ICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.?THE MAILS FOR ECROPK
tor the week eu Iiiik Satur lay, May 22, 1875, will
close at this office as lollows:~On I uesdny at 12 M.; oo
\\ ednesday at 12 M.; on I hursaay at 11 ;31 \ M., and on
Saturday at 11:30 a. M. ami 12 M. T. L. JAMEs, P. M.
WATCH ES, .1KW KMl V, ?5tC.
AMI- ICAN OFFICE?$75,an.?FINE DIAMONDS,
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware. India >hawls. Val
uables Ac. bought; highest possible prices paid also
time purchases etfuoted; established 185A.
J. H. BARRINGKK. ,3S Broadway.
advances MADE on GOODS LEFT ON COMMIT
aion.?Diamonds, W ate lies, Jewelry, .--ilrerw ire, Pt
anus. Bilks, Laces, lie., bidijhi and solcf. Business l onrt.
dential. S. Flltl \>KI, 11U Nassau street, corner Ann,
flrst iloor.
IT 7; BIEKCKF.R STREET NEAR BROADWAY
J\ Liberal advances upon Diamonds, Watches. Jew
elrv, Pianos. 4c.. or the same hoax tit. Also I'awiv
brokers' licket* bousflit at77 Bleecker street, up stairs.
Diamonds watches, jewblry and .silver.
ware boufht, an i soil hack when desired at a
?very smad advance. OKORG.-. C. ALLiN, Jeweller,
l,ii?) Broadway, near l wcuty-niuth sireot. atcltei
and Jewelry repain-d.
fX7ATCHES. CLOCKS AND J WBLBY REPAIREt
it by flr<t class workmen, lor manv years with Bishoj
A Reiu, Fifth Avenue Hotel. GEO. C. ALLEN,
1.19? Broadway, near i weutv-nintb street
1 <)H7 RROADWa*. OVER HEKAI.D OPTOW.t
JI Braucli ottice, room B parlor for tadi -n>|
branch 1.217 Broadway.?Diamonds. W.itche.s. Jewelrr,
Ac., bought an I s....|, i.i >dh BRos.
_ IIIM.IAIIOS.
A 1 ?STANDARD AMERK AN BEVEL BILLIARD
A 1. Tables, w ith Do- c(.i( brsfd Combination Cusii
Ions, are tor sai<- onlv bv tin- tn iuiiim ?urer aiM patenien
H. W. COLLKNDER suceessar t.. Pbelan A Cfollcnder,
7;;? Broadway. >e?- Yor*
American standard bevel billiard tables
wtth Deianev's Wire cushions, solely used la at
champiouslnp ?n>l m ilch Humes; 3 coml han.l iables ?,
?reat bargains. \V. If OiilFrll'H A CO.. 4) Vesey sr.
FIODB K iVANA ill A DECKER'S TABLES,- Mil
Fool as food :is new. Bulls, Backs. Cue*, Ac., < oia
plete. at auetioa Thursday, 20th iiist., at 11 A. M , York,
ville Hall. ' ightv-sixth street, near Third avenue.
T)HELAVS IMPROVED UL LIaRD TABLES. USED
I now in Hie Windsor. St. Nicholas, Earlc'sand Grand
Central Hotels, for sa.e unly by ibo. t.. PUELAN, H
East Fourteenth str<-i 1
31 ATM I MOM IA I..
MATRISONIU..-\ GKMfLhMAN DES1RBS THK
aenuainTsnce o' a rellKious youni lady; wiuosr
preierrea: obtect, matrimony. Address HONEMT,
lleruid office
STORAGE.
STOBAOK roil FCRSITI RE. I'lAX'iS. BAOOA1B
Ac., at low rate*; separate rooms, tllcoBT meniesf
watcbmau ai night. Midi a L.'.o A eON, .J, #) an I 4:
Commerce street, near Bleeekcr.
uvitiii.i! .tfAXTKU*
AT UBBATLY BBDl'OKD PRICfc*.
Ao extensive *toc* ol .>ut- and Marhla M&nte'.a,
Wash iraviand sate w,>rK nt every description.
i'ENkiiVN l.Afb COMPAN?.
T'nton louare, Fourth avenu? an i 'eventeenta n..N. T.
AI OBKATLV REDUCED PBICB.S-AX KXliHirt
stock 01 Marble and MarbleiZ'd M mton and all
Mbtr Marble Wnr<s. M i rhle lurnlil? tor the trad- A
KLABEK. til ! a-t EUtlit' eiru suvet. near rhird avenus.
(JIKB ART-S .-LATE M INTEL4. MABBLE AMU
C* ?">t Mantel*. ncn an I elf j i it de?ijn?. at ih?
lr.we?t i rice*. *w and 111 West i wentytmr. street. I>e
twecn erf nth aul EigUih avenues.
F
(TO A US A NO TOBACCO.
OB s?L*?90.0U0 GOOD ~CIOABo, CHEAP KOI
cash,
Mr?. B. BCOKEL, 24 < linton street, room 13.
UiOM'ISTIIt .
A SET OF ABIIFHIAL ThKiH ON., LD? PI A
i\ Una or coraltte completed m a tew hour* partes
coin tort and lileliae appearance tuaran ?rd, rcnu run
UPlihfr Drin.* uor wire*. l.cinj manuuc lured under I
new process, t.\ which mastication anil articul ui.ni ar?
permanently restored teeth Uilei witti ad i in intln? <>i
gold. a- ih? esse requires lir. Kol.crtv p . umnlf. ou till
teeth In lie iltn and disease *^ut tree l>v mall, lh-e?
cent*. Dr. K. .1 HiiBKKI>, :U Bond street. New Tart
A CORAL P.I.HBKR .MET OF TEETH IN THREE
hodra.-Impre-.sioi m the loreiioin. teeth in ta?
afternoon. 1 hlriv-ionrtn street, in- ir Hroalwav and
hixiii avenue. Coral rubber, v- rv -tronf flesh colore J;
told sets, pia jna *???. rubber *eu, Pluuif>eiK
open froiiH. 1 .ii> I,liter.. i.lp D-pre??cr.s, B*Ritliitor*;
nitrous oiude; mechanics. ? t? u i?tr, l*Xe ^r--n csrs
ir.-n ir.in 1 street terry, or sum avenue cars. ?r flroal
way car*, (ietort at I liirtv-lourin s r-ek
NEWHrtuttf ti. l/< West rhlrty-tourth street.
A BBAUriFi;i. SKI. i;TM Tr.hTH. *10: SlNOLE,
A 91: warranted so id t; dd Allimr $1 e xamlne spcet
ni'-ni New Yor* Deiiul M *i*th avenue. ?.?.
uli.i-hed lN.il. good work, low pr.ces. Remember 2Hi.
tLiiTllINU
AT B. MIMZ'.S, 241 IlilKD AVENLh, bbtWeks
Twentieth and rwent* first street*. or lOU Myr.le av
enue, between L.awrencn and Bri Ite streeta, Brooklvn,
ladie- and gentlemen will tic astonished at the araat
prices paid t?r MM-olT Clothini, l arp-1? aim Jewelrr.
MIn'1/, , ,r P"*t PM'",",',llv ended t<> l?T Mr. or. Mr*.
* T EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWS h^TAB
Jx llsinni'tit, til i*tn avenue iWaverlev place), the ut
moat value paid in cash f.ir ca?t-ort i.iothtnit bv calling
on or adaressinir 'nr. or Mrs. MlLLErf.
At B. IIAKRIH' SEW ESIABLIBHM BT. U7f
Rroudvax. n. ar Ti.en y eluhih ?trert-I.adies an.t
tentlenien re eiv? trc hi lie-i \ * un tor ca?t oil Weartog
Apparel. Call or addrc??. BroaJway nncss paid.
a -TAKK I'ABTK'L'LAB Ntirifft TiJAT I RB
a a ? oeleed a Brent oraer from the We?t snd sra corn
pell'-d to pay the high' -t ca^li price* tor ladies' ao<
gentlemen'' i nstoff lottrlne. Carp M. Ac. Pleas* ad
dress J. MASI'Kor Mrs. M \-CR M 7tb tv.
AT M. MARKS', 101 SIXTH AVKNC .OPPOSIT!
-V Kip;hto siri* .?LAdies ?nd gentlemen w.lihe a?
touishe. I at the hi:,'h price. M M,ir<< ; av < tn eaCt |..|
< as' ofl t'IOtbui|, < a net'. .Ie??.r,.. l.a e? .% P.e.i ?*
call on or ad ire*, the number a' above I adi ?* w tin <J
on by Mr^ Mains. Orders punctually attended in or
out ot the city.
11 "I SIXTH AVKN'CK. SEAR WaVEBL V I'LVCK?
/? ladlot and gentlemen ca.i receive the utmost valM
;yrras. . IT i In hint. Ac. ''all on or a idre-.? Mi or Mr*
A T FLATTOfl WEt.L KSOWN I PIOWK F,ST*B^
J\ Ilshinen', ^11 ^<i*th avenue c.rner lortr-glxtlt
street, ^reat nrices will l>e paid lor I ulie- an I irentl
men'* t a-g-nff t iotiilng. a- ; wanted lor the SoutMrii
and Western mnr*et?: will pay lor Dresses trom SI I to
STa Rifl ^th^nne" Addram *1 ?
A I IIIK H i STK..N \i.E:< ' ,s'l'?)?{?{ ? REIT IVI\i4
jarte or ier< to pttrr h , e Wear ,u Appnre. I.adS
and irentlemei will pica^ ? iUk p irit ,i ar mill ? ther. .>
!""? ?? ' ?'" I k Ore-,,.,; K. II.
*7.1. Woollen, * I to $1.'). (.oats 91 to 9JU: Panis, 1 to i
D,I 7.*,111."* "r "regslng M . or Mrs
KOSh >HI-.RO, *.At) <f|i ?iv.? two (loofi nixiVi* W<Pi( *}|th
A1..2*7..T,."^!l AVKNrK SliAB TWENITTHtBl
?.ri'iT . ' nays ?i.'hf?t ca?n t.rii. s lor ladled
and gen tic men ? war inn ,,arl, carnets, Ac. Lildlal
?re waited un bv Mrs, Ivon.
/ iLO-nitN'l.-r,1, SIXTH AVENI K, NKAB FOl.'Brl
atrett?Lftflirt* ami ^ntlctn^n tha hlg;i^?
(trgaa Mr orKVi'fffit' * C#U "" "r

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