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THE COURTS.
Another Phase of tlie Ring
Frauds Suits.
.NEW INDICTMENTS FOUND.
* %
Char ge to the Grand Jury of Oyer
and Terminer.
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
In Supremo Court, Chambers, Judge DonoBue
jester day grained an Injunction In the BUit of j
William II. Paine vs. Trinity church, restraining |
the i&tter irom proceeding be.ore Judge Fowler to
dispossess ttie plaintiff.
Judge Brady, on the application of the Society
lor the Hefo'rination of Juvenile Delinquents, yes
terday uranted a temporary injunction restrain
ing Albert Diers, the proprietor or the National
Garden, from giving any farther tneatrlcal per
formances until tlie payment of his license.
Andrew Ilammell, of No. 332 First avenue, was
yesterday cnargoJ be;ore Commissioner Shields
with carrying on the business ol a retail liquor
dealer and oealer in mauuiautnied tobacco with
out paying tne special tax required by law. Tbe
aefendant was discharged on his own recogni
eance by consent 01 the District Attorney.
A ratner singular snit Jias just been brought by
ex-Judge George M. Curtis in tne Superior Court.
Last September ilrs. Jane W. Burroughs, u lady of
ilxty-thiee, married Francis W. Huvfc. a y>>ung
nan ol twenty-five. A lew weeks ago young Buck
bided lus tent and, liko the Arab, MlentlF stolo
sway. It is alleged, however, that prior to his
lepariure Mrs. Buck dure him a check for (300 on
(lie Manuiucturers and Builders' Bank; that he
raised the check to $3.aoo; tnut the bank paid it,
ind ttiat ho then bade his native land good night
ind went over the sea. Tne suit is against the
lank to recover toe money paid on the raised
ihec>c.
THE RING ROBBERIES.
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday, j
Judge Davis being on the bench. Indictments j
were submitted against David E. Berrien and
William C. Hoger*, charging them with coniedera
l^on with tne Tweed King, and on fictitious and
trauduient claims obtaining money t om the city
nuu county treasury. There were tour indict
ments against Ben ien and t no against Hovers,
the .oruier beini? charireu with outaining $17,081 oO
:>u lour ditlftcut bills for brooms, prusiies
ind mats lurolsned the city, and Hie lat
ter lor having ob<aiued on two . ills $413,278 Co lor
kilesed priming ana material lor tne Department
ui Puolic Works. Tuoiuas W. Hoe aud Peter
Monanau were jointly indicted over a }ea:- ago,
the charge against tliein oeing lraudu.ently oo
taining money irom tie treasury upon oiils lor
itationery iuinisned to the various departments
of tne city, 'ihe accused parties, on being ar
raigned to answer to the indictments, eacu
pleaded not guilty. Judge Davis stated toat he
would not fix the days ol mai, but announced his
intention to nave them tried during the present
term.
:harge to the grand jury.
On the opening yesterday of the June term of
the Court ol Oyer and Terminer Judge Davis made
tuitt a engtny caarga to tne jury, but mainly on
tne topics regarding which he is required by
itatQte to charge them?as the various degrees of
murder auu manslaughter, violations ol tne Elec
tion, Lottery, Emigrant, Usury and Steamboat
laws, extortion. Ac. Regarding nomlcide cases ne
animadverted upon tbe prevalent habit by grand
ittnes o. in lictiiig lor murder in tne tlrst uegree
when the lac. otilv jus'itled Indictment lot* a
?cs.-er crime, seeing lu tne public prints notices
Dl men indictmeut-s aud tneu reading ol tae uc
aunt l ol the parties mus inaictea, a conviction
for mtiiisldU^Uier in the le-ser degrees produced a
oan impression and uuauestionably leu many to
?upp> se that conviction tor higu crime was an
utter impossibility In tins city. He cautioned toe
lory to exercise care in tnis regard, llis attention
Having been culied to ihe charges against Henry
U. Nic?i, i.e ealu i ua>; Mr. Nlcol's case Had i.eeu
?xamlued before the Supieme Court, General
Term, sno tnut they nad decided that the same
were uniounaed.
THE ITALIAN MURDER.
Dominico Pollcio, an Italian, was tried yester
lay m me Court ol Over aud Terminer, before
Judge Davis, on an indictment for murder in the
Hist degree, ihe victim of tne murder was an
other Lallan, named Joseph Pandoli, and the cir
cumstances ol the killing as developed in tne
testimony lor the prosecution presented leaturrs
of tue most maiked atrocity. On iho evening of
the 12th oi Aptil last the prisoner was at No. 13
Jersey strecr, Kept uy the ueceased. and wuile
playing curds got into a quarrel witn one ot t e
persous pl-yl.ig aud was ordered to leave
by ine proprietor, which ue aid. lu a
lew moments no returned una knocked
st tue d or. which the deceased opened,
nil he tnerenpou <itew a large* laded kulte,
iu-r.eu upon tbe deceased and gave mm tnieu
(tabs in ine beau, i-liuuldn ami g o?u. ileat
oi.ee rau away, when a policeman, seeing mai
running, pursueu ultn auu took turn prisoner;
?ei/i.n. hi in .usi as tie nm tn own away tne knife.
Puiiuolf lingered a few days and died; but neiore
his ueath lucnutled tue prisoner hh his assailant.
Assistant District Attorue. Koliius conducted n.e
prosecution and U*s.-r*. Hinum F. Knitting and
ionn o. wot t were tne pri>on<T's counsel, The
only testimouy lor the deience was tue piuouer's i
statement. ti?? said he went to PandoU's plae- to
ge; Hum - moi.ey he lud loaned bun and that after
h? went out two uieu who spoke Eug.isn \v*nt up '
to the door auu knocked and aa Pandoli came
to tuo ooor stabbed him. Mr. Mott, in
?uramlug up, made tbe best ue could ol ;
tbe meagre oeieuce and made as lavoruble a
presentation or tne facts tor the uuiortunate
Sitsoner us was possible under the cireum?'aiiee-.
e pleaded earnest y to save tbe mau's life, wuicli
sviueutiv was tue extern oi his uopes. Mr. Rollins
pictured the case ss one of tne cooie^t, most de
iberate and atrocious murders ever committed
?a tbis city. Juugc Uavis in uis cnarge said that
ltftiians most be taught that they cannot with im
pnnity use tue stiletto and pistol.
'iue jory wcut out at a irtie alter tnree o'clock
and cause in a lev. minutes past il?e wito a verdict
ef guiltv oi murder In toe secono degree. Judue
Davis at one- parted tne ient?nce imposed by
law?state Piison lor life, ibe prisoner teemed
greatly rejoiced at having ?s. area too g.iiows,
ahd a T?ry narrow and lucgy escape everybody
considered it.
DECISIONS.
srPUKMT COCBT?CKijTBXna.
fly Judge Lawrence.
Clark t>. Mccoru.acn. ?l wish an explanation
in iegard to no bona tendered oeiore signing the
Older.
The People, Jtc., Eidiack vs. ilerzig?Granted.
Hsrt.iey, executor, 1c., vs. Ortei.?Order
framed.
fttTHUUOB COURT?GENKIIAL TKIttf.
Bt Judces Monell and Freedman.
Patterson vs. steitauer.?order aitlrtued, wlta
tosts. Opinion br Cbiel Justice .VioDell.
A laro vs. Uavldson e el?Order oenying mo
11. n lor a r.ew trial On the Judged minutes
amrmed, wltn cosii. Opinion by Judge Freed.
ui^n.
By Chief Justice Monell and Judge Sedgwick.
J nea vs. Norwood.?Judgment affirmed, with
costs.
By caief Justice Monell aud Judges Curtis aud
>peir.
l?y;e et al. vs. Lord. Jr., et al.?Judgment
aUH-mcd. witn costs, opinion uv cniel Justice
Monell, Jtutgo Curtis dissenting.
By Ci.lei Jusuce Aioneli and Jmlges Freedman and
Sedgwick. ,
flcdsou v?. .-until sno Muotner.?Exceptionssus
ialuoo, verdict set. aside ana new- trial ordered, <
with c nts io ) lulu1 iff to aoide event. Opinion by
Cine I J Us tic# iloueii.
Kuoepiei vs. 1 lie King1* County f ire Insurance
Company.?.lu.lgmeut reversed and urw trial
gran eu. wi'.h costfe to the. appellant! to abide tae
evem. opinion by Judge l reedmsu.
Pollock vn. tsrentian. sheriff, .*c ? Judgment and
Older turn moo, witn cost*. Opimoa by Judge
M'-gWlCS.
Ke.upie vs. Darrnw and anoiner.? Judgment
mouitleu, aud ss u.oditlea attlrmed, without costs
Kieuner arty on tue appeal. Opinion oy t'ulef
Justice Moueii.
Ice >'|ist National Bank. Portiaud. Me., vs.
Sciiuylet.-?Judmueu allli'med, with coats, opici- ;
loo bv ciilei Justice Votiell.
Margi.tr vs. 1'iinyet.?Order aiQrmed, with costs.
Opmiun by Cbiei Justice Moneil.
By Juu^es Fieedman aad ssdgwlck.
Lcndi n vs. Tuo Mayor, ?xc.?Judgment affirmed
on oi lnion below.
Powers, ?uminisrrator, Ae? va. Uughes, execu
tor, Ac.?oriiet aiUrmed, wUn costs. Opinion oy
Judge ?edgwick.
?UPHfttult COtTRT?SrgClAX TERM.
By Judge V?n Vorsr.
Tn? ltepubilc oi Peru vs. H caruo.?Affidavits on
motion for an attsebmeut aga nst ueiendaut a< for
a couti rnpt.
Mitcuell vs. Torino t Miaing Company.?Cas#
and amanduients >etti?d.
Jones vt. nimuw.-ij.i meaioraadau.
Van Brnnt vg. Mills.?Order appointing receiver
and continuance o! injunction.
Menai vs. Kiss et al.?Order of relereoce to com
pute amount due.
Miner vs. Heektnan.?Or Jer settled.
Sander et al. vs. Hoffnau.?I do not think the
surety objected to la sutttc.ent. and a new surety
must justify on the 15th of June. This wi 1 require
anew undertaking wnleti the other aui ety may
big') with the new surety.
Manilla vs. WHUams?L?t a copy of these flnd
iuirs he served on deleudunt'a attorney. with
notice oi aettleinent of oner.
ily Judtre Sedgwick.
Hnzewell vs. Coujhou.?The attention ol counsel
la called to rule 4;). The papers arc with the clerk
at the Special Term.
.lutte vs. Hughes.?The within cases settled as
within and ordered on flie.
COMMON PI. EAR?SPECIAL TlItM.
I!y Ctuei Justice Daly.
Pitts vs. Pitts.? judgment of divorce granted to
plaintiff.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Blxby.
A CONSPIRACY.
For some time j>ast the Arm of J. A. llearn
& Sons, dry gooJa merchants, of Nos. 773
and 775 Broadwuy, have been awaro tnac
they wero being systematically robbed oy
some of their Juvenile employes. Tbev finally
resolved to employ Detective Henderson, of the
Fifteenth product, and that oilleer on Saturday
last arrested the faultier, Kicharu C. ICllis, oi East
Thirty-seventh street; a young man about nine
teen yea-s oi aue. a cash boy named Bernard J.
Klyun. of No. lau First aveuue, tliteen years of
age, and a boy named John F. Kiynn, of So. 144
smtoiw street', fourteen years of aae. As soon as
Ellis was arrested tie became thorongnly triuhtened
and was induced to tell all lie knew. Ellis' plan
oi operations was to induce the casu boys to
turn over ilie moneys received by them on
collections made outside the store, which monev lie
toid them he nad lo use lor me ttou.se, but which
money he lailoil to enter on the cash book.. He
also instructed the bovs who were ?enr out in ti|"
evening wall "C. O. D." packages to cull at. his
home and deliver the money thus collected. The
amount stolen irom lue (inn, uecoruiug to Ellis'
coaiession. will exceed $2,000. it was aiso '.lie
habit of Kins to hand over a certain portion of rue
money stolen to tte cash boys, i ne three youi.g
prisoners were brougut be ore Juoge Uixby yes
terday morning, and were reuiauued lor lurther
examination.
COURT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
supreme Court?chambers?Held by Judge
Brady.?Nos. '.'9, 01. 78. 86. lol. Ill, 122. 132, 131. 141,
165, 150, 157, 158, 1(56, 160, 185, lSo, 187, 203, 204, 216,
'.'40, 245, 268. 202, 287, 272. 277, 280. 283, 2S9, 299, 300,
301, 302, 306, 300, 3t9, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 310, 317,
31b, 319.
supreme Court?Special Tekm?Held by Judifc
Douohue.?Demurr.-rs?Nos. lo, 13, 15, 16. Issues
of law and fact?Nos. 402, 417. 120, 250. 281, 225,
228, 205, 484, 460, 457, 458, 469, 400, 401, 402, 403. 404,
405. 40i, 408, 401), 470, 471, 472.
Supreme Coubt?Ueneral Term.?Adjourned
until the 1st of July.
SuruKMii couivr?circuit? Part 1.?Adjourned
lor June. Pan 2?Held by Judge Lawrence.?Nos.
MU, 1404, 1414, 1404. 1480, i504)?, 8118, 403, 1284, 13U4,
1554. 1128, S-IU, 348'i, 2018, lOuO, 1214, 620. 1244, 1536,
1334, 1669, 1668, 614. 794, 1630. Part 3?Hold by
Judge WestiiroeK.?Nos. 2031, 627, S23, 2081, 1350,
831, 983, 1219. 1389H, 791>?, 1221 ja, 1681, 1247, 2069,
1547, 981, 949, 629. 09, 801, 3091. 3001, 3039, 1203, 1055,
837, 689, 1119, 1359, 278 i. 1822, 3123, 1289.
SUPEiuoB Coubt?Trial J kum?Part 1?Held hv
Jndtie Kreedman.?Nos. 817. 661, I8u5. 1205, 1221,
631, 1146. 1169. 1075, 1795. 1889, 1227, 831, 1315, 053.
Part 2?Held b. Chiel Justicellonell.?Nos. 48, 818.
llou, OJO, 970, 872>a, 1128, IOjO, 1310, 1048, 1898, 708,
934, 988. 74(5.
superior court?General Term?Held by
Judges Curtis anu Sedgwick.?Nos. 1, 12, 13, 14,
15. 16, 17. 18. 19, 20, 21.
Superior Court?special Term?Held by
Junge Speir.?No*. 13. 15, 83, 43. 44, 40.
Common Pleas?Equity term?Adjourned to
Wednesday. Juue 9.
Common Pleas?Trial Tkbm?Part 1?Held by
Judge Kobinsou.?Nos. 1408, 1431, 775. 2577. 770.
1969, 2503, 2)711, 1008, 1069. 2440, 2201, 217, 1394, 707.
768, 2643, 1301, 5, 2443. Part 2?Held by Judge
J. F. Daly.?Nos. 523, 2169. 2453, 2435, 1458, 1459.
1400, 1101, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1465, 1400, 1487, 1461.
.Marine Col*rt? Trial term?Pari 1?Held by
Judge Alker.?No?. 49U2, 2018, 2546, 3981, 4260,
3058, 4129. 4147, 4163. 4063, 25.'), 2549, 1946. 1588,3330,
3873, 4263, 4C04. Part 2?Held ov Judge cross.?
SoS. 2530, 254i. 2644. 2013, 2465, 2507, 2524, 657. 2409,
2471, 1882, 4027, 4242. 3589, 3,63. Part 3?Held by
Judge spauidtn??Nos. 3S1S, 3800, 3963, 4119, 3959,
5115, 3284, 36..1, 3787. 40-9, -1188, 4178, 4230. 4268, 4366,
2303, 2456, 2625. Part 4?Held ov Judge McAdarn.?
Nos. 3989, 3910, 3600, 3710, 3711, 3750, 3947, 400?, 3980,
4032, 3861, 3772, 3045, 3521. 40_'8, 4337, 2550, 2502, 2665,
2667, 2568, 2609, 2510, 2571, 2572.
cocrt op Uknkral SESSIONS?Held by Recorder
Ilackett.?The People vs. John Keyuoids anu
othera, ourgiary : Same vs. Edward Condon, burg
lary; Same vs. John Kirkl.ud, robbery; Same vs.
John Devlin, robbery: Same vs. mounts Sullivan,
Eugene Vernen and jamcs Kellr. rotibery; same
vs. Patrick Hai.ly and Johu Hughes, robbery;
Same vs. John Smith. robuery; Same vs. James
DooitT. liloQtBi assanit an I battery; same v.^.
Jlary McDermott, lelonlous assault and oatterv;
Same vs. Krederi k cash, leionloui ass.uit ami
battery; Same vs. J<>nn it. Wilson, felonious
assault and batierv; same vs. John Mitchell,
fi-li.uious assault MM baiten ; Mime vs. Daniel
McCoy, outrage: Same vs. ceor^c b. Iteiily, grand
larceny: sanio va. inomas ibompson, grand lar
ceny; aame vs. Oswald Eidiet, grand larceuv;
Same va. Ihoiujs Payson, grand larceny;
Mimo vs. Tlioni-s Huuier, grand larceny:
Same vs. William Mouohan, Ceorge Hop
Kins and CUaries Chrtsttuau, graud larceny;
Same vs. Daniel Moran, gr^id larceny; Same vs.
ilnstav luroi'7. aud Aivtta iurbitz.graud larceny;
Same v?. Joiius llunterinbar .aid Edward 11.
i.oe >h, grand larceny; Saute vs. Barbara Kaao,
e and latccny; ham vs. < hari-"< Bennett, srano
larcent; *anie vs. Ji.hu Mctlogu, rt-ce.Vin* stolen
go?ds: Same va. Joliu &>urpliv, receiving stolen
K'ods; Sam** vs. (St-orge Bflliy, Lerit larcuny;
same vs. ceorge Ueil:> and \\ 1ina.11 Piper, loigcrv;
same vs. ilog-r Haskiii aud Uobert Braid, petit
larceny; Same vs. Janie* suiuvan aud lho.i.as
Holmes, petit larceny; Same vj. Malta Lynch,
pent .arceny; Same vs. c'nurle* linger, pent lar
ceny; Same vs. Herman H ntta, petit iarcenv;
same vs. Joan Moria iv, petit larc;ny; same vs.
iMBMute, pent Iumv; same vs. Jac.<b Schnr
duiz burglar tools; Same va. Henry Mever, in *
demeanor; same va. onirics Voss, indecent ex
posure; same vs. Joiia Peck, violation 01 Lottery
laws.
BROOKLYN COUKTo.
a sacrifice to bum?trial or Patrice Wal
lace roB tux murder or bis wife?strong
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ACCUSED.
CITY COURT? BEFORE JUDGE M'CUl.
Toe trial or Patrick Wallace, for the alleged
murder of his wire Margaret on the nlgat of
December 38, 1874, at their bouse, No. 70 North
Filth street, Brooklyn, E. D., was began yeeter
dsy, in Parti of 'he Brooklyn City Court, baioro
Judge McCae. Alter the lmpanelment ol the jury
the case for the people was opeuel by District
Attorney Drttton. who oriefly stated the circum
stances surruunaiug the tragedy.
Bridget Sweeney was the first witness sworn.
She testified that in Becemuer last she lived in
the same house with Wallace and his, wife in
North iifth street; Wallace nad no rurally; Mrs.
Wallace *aa m medium height and a trifle su ut;
the prisoner and uis w .e oceupie i the Dack r?uta
.?ii tu? flrst stort ; witness occupied the tract
room; Mrs. Wallace was in trie itaoit or comiag in
tittut sua kickiug up a row; saw Wallace dionk
unco or twice.
The District. Attorney here pro tuced a diagram
showing tne loca ion ot me rooms. Witness recot
lecied tne day Mrs. Wallace died; ?di uita Ber
tnat morning: Mrs. Wallace sal J ahe had ooen In
toxicated in th- cellar all cignt; she and
bur ha baud went into their room about half
past mur o'clock on tnat arteri.oon; ao -ut n* f
an hour auerw*rd the wi ness Heard a isli an.i .?
*oiwa'H voic* crung otit.; ;.t a quarter to live
o'clock Wmlac* came to tue door of witness"
room and asltetl tor a match ana lor the time; m
said ins wtie was tig.it ana tic had tin own -vater
on tier to sober tier; witness gave Wallace a cup
oi te.i tor mi wife, out he brongntll back aua said
see was asleep; lie went back .iDd in an angrr
tone told ner to get, up: a ntue beiore ten o'clock
te ca i e in ana said his wife was dying
Michael,Sw"Ciiey, misnami of tne p -c ding Wit
ness, testified that h- caw Wallace drinKinr t.n
the day o. me murder; uter witness hud < aten
nw >u;?pcr tht* prisoner came int ? ms apartment,
couiptaiimd ti at bis wi.e wa- drunit. and s.i.d lie
had ttirown some ?at'-rovei ? er to sober tor; tie
had on a pan oi overalls, wlt!i mark* o blood on
the knees: anoat a quarter to eleveu o'clock that
mailt Wahace fume to the door atid kuoi-*ea;
witness ordered utm away several times, and he
tnen "Hid ins whs was ding; witness then
p t np. iitfiueti * lamp, went into
ti.e room ai.d lo iad t: e womau tyinir
on the bed; he put nl< hand on be. loroheau; 11
wa* t ola anil anc seemed dead; sue seemed to
lit covered wr.u water; witness : Id wnliace to
vrn ami get a doctur .iit<l Hie police; tne po.tco
soon came; mere was water oa the floor oi t:ie
room; saw tne ponco io >kin.r at aciuowhicn
they fouua; tlie woman w.is washed and there
was uo biooii on Iter; she was about orty years
of age: while W'aiiaco and lus \me were in tnn
ro<>m witness heard him ten ner to get op ana
make tne ced. ana also heard uim call her vile
names hi an .? njrr v tone of voice.
Thomas O'Brien, a printer, being sworn, te?tt
flea tnat ne was in bWeeBSf's apartment on tne
night o toe murder; Wallace cam? in and said
las Wiio was a)lug; wnea tlie *itne?s and
Sweeney weut la tuey nut.n Mrs. tVallaea dead on
tue oed; her face was washed ai.u tne ted and
nowr were covered with wat^r; tuere were dark
?p is ou Wallace's clothes ?vhic:i looked Uko
tiiOod: witness Meat to ttio Koartit street stat:ou
and notiQea tne police, who came ami tound a
cul) co\ured wltti oioou anacr tne bed.
oa tne cross-examination, in reply to Mr. Bene
dict. counsel lorTfte pi isoner, tne witness stated
U? * as just gettiug over u Christmas spree, out
was s )uer eaoiigu to atiderstan i wbat lie saw;
lie stayed at Sween-t'l house that tnglit oecause
be dm uo. wish to g<> to uU ooak*ding noa-o.
Wliium ueuuseu tesuued that ue took the body
to the undertaker's. benreant Phelan an t an
other j'n'ieinun was lu iho room woeu tie re
moved t He rem al us. rue bojy iraa wet a hen be
auiv it.
i lie Court at thu point took a rcceas for ball an
hi ur.
Alter the rece^a litlicer phelan testified tbat lie
?went 11 the bouse u.ter the murder: saw the eouy
and arrested Wallace; witness identified rne
clothes worn by the prisoner on tue night oi trie
killing; Wallace explained the water on the Coor
by saying he threw it on uis wile to ormir uer to,
as she w.is runic.
<)!!!< er Kcardou, who VLsltra tho house alter the
murder, te.-t lied r, > sieiuif tne club. which waa
louud under the bed. Witness described ttie ?i>
peai am e of tlie rooiu. James Mavin testified to
ilmling the cluo. a diagram of I lie loom was nere
pot lu evidence. *
I?r. tin-aniei, who made the post-mortem exam
ination ten'iiied that mere were two abrasions ou
the back of tbe corpse, braises on toe iaoo, over
the eye, and a scalp wound on .the back of the !
head; tne vouuUs were hucii us coidd be caused j
by ? dab; several ribs were broken. A skeleton '
was here shown the witness, who indicated tho
positloi 01 ilie broKRD rd.s.
l)istrlct Attorney Bntion here rested tne case
for the people.
Mr. Benedict, counsel lor the accused, moved '
his iii5r!fi.ii ico on ihe around of want oi evidence
01 unv criminal agoncy on the pan, of his client.
Tne Court denied tue inoiiou.
Patrick Wallace, the uccuscd, wna tho only wit
ness for ihe deieuce. lie testified th.ir, 0:1 tho
aiternoon of the ii l.inir ne louud his wiie Ivintf ou
tne floor: tie ponred water over ner and cot tier
soino tea; he lined her and put her on the oed;
be ri.en went for a d>iesf, ana when he came buck
Ins wlie i as dead; Wallace denied that he ever
struck til:s wile; he said Mutt tne blood on hi*
clo'hes whs can-,d by its Cowiutf ironi his uose,
aiter receiving a blow m a nunr.
Counsel lor the prisoner said that was the case
and siiirjrosted that tne summing up take place in
t'.o morning, but the Court. thought as It was very
simple it stiouid no closed by nlffht. l'tie counsel ,
aaked an acquittal and it opiur denied be pro- 1
ceedecl to sum up the case, which he did at great
lengrh.
District Atioiaey Britton summed up the case
Jor toe people, uwcliiut; upon me enormity ui
the crime, toe horror id the sorroondiuirs and ;
u t criottti!ithe tragedy to excessive dfftiking. ue
tneu referred 10 tbo evioence. clitiiniui; that tho
ajtuseo should receive theiu!lest pooisniuent the
law afforded. The District Attorney concluded his '
address at ?half-past six o'c:ock" :ast evening.
Judge ItcCtie was abont to cnarge the jury wti?n
t Be foreman annouuciil thai one of the jurors de
sired an adjournment. The case was then ad
journed til; this mornmtr.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, June 7, 1875.
in the Court of Appeals, Monday, June 7. 1S75:
>o. 8. lleury R. Morgan, appellant. vrf. traucis
SkMdyet al? responientts.?Argued by Krastus
of counsel lor appellaut, ana by Jolin 8.
Woodward, William W. McFarland, James U.
ueraru ini Tleni'V vooaiuIT lor respondents.
Oerara ana lien t appellant, vs. Tie
fiprara unci Henry womuiuu ivi ?
No it W ill la in B. Astor. apuoltant. vs. lie
Mnvor .tc respondents.?Argued ->y riiarles h.
Miller,' of c<JVini=el lor aiipeUant. ana by Wl.na
"?ismsrs; ir^iSi'%.on?i ?m
Tuesday, June 8,is.5.
DAT CALENDAR.
The following is tne Court or Appeals day cftlei ?
dav for Tuesday, June 8:-Nob. to, 20, 40, 40, c8,
- JO ;:,fi
hoardeus wamtkp,
West Tenth *treet__ -
l^een^Se^?Niiiii^roelv'nnO&^Ro^J with"
SS$?Kr?a?^
to lctTwi'h ttrit cl">s table, .or tamiiles or single gentle
men; tonus moderate. ?.
O HANDSOMKLY FURNISHED ROOM ? OS PAR
men, wliU Koard, at :il"\V^t Twenty second street.
? qH|(Ki \I('ELY fukni hed rooms, with
2 nr without Board can be had with a reilned German
?iv&Ys*Uy at 118 J- list -lxtv-jocond .treet; rctereuce.
exchanged. Call tor one weefc. _ _
4 iri,' ;t T WFNTY-NINTH STBEKT.?WITH
for frentleincu. ^ _______ ?? -
A~A TO f5 PKR WEEK KOR PLEASANT UOOM>,
$4: in private fnmily, fcverv convenieucovwlth n(mrd:
,q??llv reasonable; ears convenient. ?9We-n treaty
flftli meet, between ^ertntli and hiihtn aveniic*.
?? ivpvnp sir-LAROri AN'!> COMMODIOUS
Uonse 45 Fitth avenue) summer prtcta
- ?in_n INDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
S() clothe* pre^se*. marble TwemJ*
i^tu, bus,^hki ??????;,h?",????loru- 172 *est y
fittli street, near fcwlita avenue.
~Z~.T?'?iii ?^m?_WEKK KOR FINE ROOMS. GOOD
?*() lub e families or*single persun*. at 1?8 {})*?<***
icr.-et; cooWat house in tho city: u-?imtnt boarders
tatten.
? PI'HNWIED ROOMS?SINGLY AND KS--l'tTE.
7 to lot. Willi or without Board; term* very moderate,
lit W.verlet place.
t\ wr^T TWENTY FIR T HTR^KT, XKAK .PFTK
.venue ?Handsomely turnisbed Aooins. with first
class Hoard: gentlemen preferred; terms moders.e for
the summer; reference required.
1 /A WaVERI r.Y PLA<"', NEAR BROADWAY.?
1 () Plea?*nt Room,. $H. $1? and $18 for . wo nrraow
with Hoard; transitnt people. S> 5J and %i perda) . also
table Hoard SI. ?
1 1 Til VIREKT. 180 WliSI. NEAR 'SIXTH A\Evl E.?
1 l rnfnl.hed Ro .ms to let, with Board; references
given and rtquired. ? ?.
in W*vr TENTH (STREET. THIRD HOUSE FIJOM
1 .2 tilth iivenue.?To let. with Rosrl. Rooms on ?r
I ond and third floor*, to i.milies and gentlemen ; terms
inodeia e. ?
T i Til STREET EAST, 300 AND "tl. t'OKNKR .WEC
1 't .mil sveauV.?Desirable lurnished front Rooms,
4lth hoard; term, model ate; table boarders accommo
j dated. ?
i -TeTH strrf.t :i: west.-second floor, hand
1 4- ^m.lT turni-hed, to let, en suite or sintly. with
LTrdTrlva!e^blei.deslrBd; a.*o large lront ftoum.
lor gentlemen; refrences.
? .. r vTnTII STREET. B'' 'WF.es miYFRSITY
1( > niace 'ad'l Kli'h avcnu?,?? Furnt^h#d nooina. wltH
Ho.nuV"ry moderate terms, also table Board ii per
week.
iTo aND 23 E**T TWESTY-F.IUHTH STREET. BE
1 h ween Madlaon an>i Fifth avenucs.-?amtly Rooms,
4hh Bo* rd. and Room, tor .entieoien^suia.l tables;
table d'U^te. ,
iffr^r fourteenth street.?dr^irable
^2 r?m? on second floor, and Hall Room to rent,
STith Bo. r.oumm? or ..ore ?ent,.m.a, term, mol
eraw "low ttoapje a ? nt; reftrencea.
STB PET '07 WF.ST.?11 ANDSOMKI.T FTR
92 B'?Be 1 lU>o'm? 10 let. with or without Board: two
hafdsome.y fnrauhed Rooms for 813. for two; deslrab.e
loc ft t.on. ? ??
. . +> TtffiNTIETfl * TREET.-*-CITS OF
x&srg .isaw^'%.???
"ITT"vast ninth STREET. NEAR BROADWAY?TO
40 ift. with 0oar?1 iar$rt Room-*, suitable tor uremic
Sen and w vos B?inBl. R.om. tor ceutlemcn; Iraweent
tnJ day boarders accommodated.
T-TWt TWENTY-MN Th -TREET. FF.W POORS
41 Hru* .wav.-Han.lsoinelv mmtshed Rooms
with or" lthont Board, to foatl.men or g-atiemen and
Mives. __ ?
WF?T TWENTY-BIOHTH 8TREKT.-T0 LET
Wt^r_ * ? . R.iomi to
tor
43 ? lurnished Room,
L-tntlemcn aud'he.r wive*or sla?l. fentiemw: term.
Ktatlemcn
m< derate.
^ ,. .rc jT TWRXTV- IXTTI -?"TREET -ONc DOUBf.H
?ssxssrsjst smewssa
the eeaaon.
-""TV I?v TWKN it THIRD STREET.?PLEA ^ANT
]04 kVoms. with c"td Hoard ; references exchan?cd
-.7T#? "t\?tTivtekxth street.?booms, band
101) MtmeTv lurnished. to let. with or witno.it B.ard
tt.,o;ns largo and airy. Tfcree ?o#r* irom tte.tmli^ur
TZ',X trA*T SEVENTEENTH STRR' T, NEAR UNION'
1 1 (.) aowire?Fingte an 1 -'ooblc Rooms, with <>T wjU;.
L\ B .srl 'ir (jentlo'.if n suitol Rooms on secoad floor,
aU? table bo.ird:J_erwl"W. !
1*111 east" NINETRENTH STREET-ROOMS,
1 J.I > with tirst cla-s Bo trA
TT/v ittlS 8TRERT, ItfWEXM stCOND
tTmSrr.v.nssia;
SSSAWiu luirmr. ,e. o.?raod.:<a .1
tern.*. ?
VT77. WMT TtVnvTY SIXTH STUEET, N AB
9Af) Fiflh h wtpmuc.?i urnUhot! itoonii. ^Tith .^f
Tim". Hoard?to s'nilemen', honea has all modern lm
provi'menutjlermi rcaeonabie.
tM\- l a" I' SIXlY FIFTH ST.tEKT.?A GENTLEMAN
*i() / .Id-lie w a few *in?u ventiemen can ob.aln
Ljj wTth squtU ,a^U ._tc1nn1re^b)e.
&T ^ I wt^ll aii modem improvement*, wi\ti or
" HhoatB^Irl togentleS^ or fnUeaan and lady, on
ver* reasonable tertns. ?
? T"7T^r? ACI.MF -FOCR YOU NO MEN AND
492 ^wo * dies ca" Ras e .rood board .M plea.aat
houm? with a wiiiow. * an all weaa. .??
"I V?TrVU MAX as HNDA OOOO UOMK IN A
A private^ tainily; Board 87 per we,* .or summer, at
<W4 West twenty-eiabiR ?t<eei. ?
,n'l|? pi'mnIbH^D ROOM .0 LtT. WITH
\ ?in?ie lady, ia Eii*?ueth, >? J.: no
itrThwi ufina 88 P.f ?.ea? lele.eneea. Ad
dress bot W. aerald oifleA.
^ n?\niiKtt8 WASTED.
Boarder,- wa tedxTood boaiid 4* D plkas
ant Rooms call ne had tor mechanics and vch ng ;a
dies. fa'ties wish ust co.nfortable home and (ouvoni
ent e can call und be ?uti?Ued. .*?$ second aveuu sec
ond Hour . r lit.
HANDSOME BOARDING ACCOMMODA I ION'S IN
city nr . outitry. J. G s'ljs' HOARD DIEEC
ToKY. J.138 Broadway ana 19 Park place.
8UAB1) A\I> LOlMilAM W ANTTOJB.
L>OUB YOUNO MEN DI-.SIRE !{O<?3H, WITH BOARD,
I in it i(iui!t locality. lietwecu ir'.ith and twenty-third
streets and lilth aul eveuth avenues: reieieuces *v.
changed. I h a- tidilrc s. ;;ivin r mil particiilsrs, loea
tion, Ac., T. 1". E., box 4,503 New York PoHtuitiee.
A ~2&l ROOMS TllOROlUHl.Y RE KITTED. 11AIR
J\. niattTejf'-s renovat-d price reduced, 33c.
and flttr. PRANKKORl' not corner ui Kraukiort
aud William streets. Open all right.
GIROVK UOl'HE. 171. ITti \N'D 170 BL.KECKER
r .street, near Broad-.Tav -Klue uoom with excellent
tattle, lor families and Miitfle c-iuictoeir $ i 11 410, $1J||
to 92 nerilav. Croquet ground*.
HOTEL OT. Gi'KM.UV nr. lADWAY. HI I'll AVE
title. Twenty-jocond s'reet.?Moat .aiperb locution
tn cltBjliouse tii 'in/ three stre<M'. roum nil front: $3
per.la\. Room and Hoard; European plan. #1 to 5<i; ele
vator. baths, Ac. WM. O. TOMPK.1 N.s.
yr, OMER HOTEL. Sn4 AND SSIXTH AVENUE.
O adjoining the Masonic Temple corner ot Twentv
tlurd si reeL ?Newly re 11 tied at?U furnished Rooms to let,
at low rate*; hot and cold water in rooms anJ all mod
ern improvement.
COUNTVIV nOAKO.
A FAMILY At TARRVT >WN WILL I.El', W r III
J\ Board for the sutumu.- month*. on ? W two Rooms;
line, hlt'i, sluiUy aroitttd'i, river view, A'- Apply, with
reference, to O. 11., office >t. Nichdas Hotel.
I PBW FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT
i\ forest l)ell, Clnvertici;, witii first class t osrd and
Rooms horses and carriages on premls -s; fliui drive: .
good tinthitu trul' All'.! veact.ililea iu nhundnu.-c; e\
tensive grounds, tlno lavrns ul.-i n or shade; on ? <>t tne
JUNht re-i letn-es along tli ? 'Iudson. .mares* t'ORESV
l.i., box Mroft otllce, C.nvcraek, X. V.
\ Winoyf LADY, HAVING a i.aruk HOUSE IN
a tin' countn and more loom than ?:t.- require*,
v.'oalu li.e n few Kmrdeis tor the summer mouths;
bouse liasever> improvement, liat.'i, Ac. Address?ra.
UA-sst-., YonKers, .N. \.
A EF.W CiE.N'J r:KI, BOAlDKRij WANTED ? BAV
J\ oune, N. J., 2'i iiiini".cs Irom city; suleadld villa:
every conrtort; il c rooms! excellent tuble: boatuttr,
buihln*. tlcliin ;, earrtA'/e .'.nv ?>?. without evtraeharifOA
910 per week. Apply ,i: :'.i!(5 h.ist KourteeUla street, N. V.
t OXMTLEMAN- AND WIEE ENQLI II AUK
^A. desirou* ot ihnliiu; a reflnisil liotne In a stnctl* pri
vate lAiiutv, vvliliiii i- miie* ot tori; e.tv, wli re
tlioy can meet with iom.Jliml Ociety; hiahest rei r
ences. Stale jrBll ii.irtlcui trs and tcrnii whleli ciust lie
im>dei-utc. I i l'KI!M.vN?|i I'. box 1.6 Herald l.'ptown
lira itch otll.e. \. B.?MUardiuz home keepers will
please not reply.
Boarders wasted.-mo. vhon iikvmbv,
Jiettr the Sound, in a prtva:e lainU> term. 96 par
week. Address UENlli i ..l;l;V. .-ucces i (U. lj, Eost
office.
BOARU AMONG THE CATSRIbl.S AT A PRIVATE
house; lii-ili itroun I. tiesutitul itcciiery jtn t no
inos(|uitoei.; 1.1 Board a $iiper '.ve.jk; s n'.'le room lor
horses. Call on H. C. O".. \!2J West Pitteenth street.
OQAI'.D W\>"Ti.D~UV V LADV AND COM I'A MOB,
I'J at ii farm hotiie. liv t.i ? ?'<asMc liathins;.-hadeunci
Ito.id tabic imUspeus;iole . terms, ;IU per week tor two
rooming together; Low Islan i or Connecticut preierrcd.
Address, lmincalatclv, j. iv. c , i.;igie oftlco, Brooklyn.
1* 1.
Board vvani-kd-by the sea shore, in a pri
vate iioti.se. bv two ladles, with three children 7,
fi atld 4 years old, Willi nur e; ;,'00d table and Rooms;
terms not to excec-d 9-bp^r week.
R. UuKSIHU. /it Broadway. roomS.
CtOtTXTRV BO \lt A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE
J detire Bcein! nt feme place tie ?c?gio!^, by boat and
cars, ? Hum one hoar 11'<an the city. Address siatitm
tcruis, M.. box 45'i New Vork I'ost otlic.i.
/^Ot'NTRY BOARi'.?EXOELLI- N? BOARD IN
\J Dutches" county, 7,'t miles Irom New Yi r.;, n^ar
depot; location tieaithv ami accommodations irooi;
terms99per week. Apply to lie. Rf HI' ai.LE A Co.,
.18 Park place, or n :dre-s vViLLlA'il M. ACKJ:U.MAN, l.a
Oranntvillo, Dntcimaa county, N. v. ___
/lOI M RY HOARD A I" ISLir. L. I.?A PBIVaTB
V' toatly would aecotuntodate a small family tor the
sDinmer ;'no other bjuraeri. Address aOUi ilolDn, box
4,."its fost dflcc.
/lOUNTRY BOARD?AMONG 111'-: MO0KTAINS. IV
Ulster county: bcatlon vet-v healtbr ; SJ miles irom
Kiniiitoti via New York. Kingston and Syracuse Rail
road. near depot: terms reasonable. Address Mrs
EI.OYD, Pin" Bill, Ulster County. .Y Y.
CiOUXTRY BOARD WANT D-BY A 0EN1LEMAN
/' and wife, with oaby anJ nurse, within one h?ur of
Citv Hall. In a private ramily, pure freih ulr n t salt'.
Answer, with tnli directions, stating terms, which must
Lc moderate, to U. M. J.. Herald office.
/"^OCNTl:Y lOARD WAN ED.-\ OI NTLEMAN AND
wite. with nitr e and child 2years old. would like
to engage Hoar I lor the innii.hsot July and Au^ustiu
some respectable private tnmily at Montclair, N J.;
table and accommodations -.iiiiit be tlrs: ciass an l terms
moderate, ?ddress.two ilayn, J. It, S., box 2S.C07 New
Yor.t i'ost otllce.
/?soENTRY i.OARD WANT U-RY A YOCSU MAN,
U for the ?na.mer at Wcs tleld tonwool or Dunellen,
N. J.: srlvato lamily preiantd: references exchanged.
A(1drv-?, stating li we?t term*, loeatiou, Ac., KEAU Es
fAl i:, I.ex. .18 Jersey City Post Otiice. _____
norn RY boaro can be ii ad on a fai.m with
V' s'rlctlv first class K.iorai; flshin/, boating, battling:
near depot; twenty ini.es irom the city bv MidUud ?,aii
loml. t.iot ol Cortlandt streut. lull lntormaiiou at No.
1.301 Hroa way.
First c:.a s cocntry board?dto square
Rootu<, lit Ru?chberg Park. Ne v- Jei -ey, 3' nilnut<s- '
sail from i anal aud i went> lourth streets; roiereoucs at
roam No. t Warren street.
/"lOOD COUNTRY BOARD CAN B- OBTAIN - D AT
U ? pritato t*r;u house in the country. Lamlbuik',
N. V : arxc, atrv Rooms; beautilui grounds ror par
ticulars c i.l to Jay at 20 Maiden lane, bui??en thu hours
ut 11 ani 11
(TOO!) liOAl.D, I.VRUE. AIKY KO i\|S, IV PRIVATE
T lan ilv, at hrownlmrv. N. J . licar I 011; Branch;
p eittnl hi i ti ;iitt>iui I icalitr: scry accessible ?> New
iurk by boat and < ir< .'nqulre 01 VaN WVCK A
UKK N.SO, P.nu street, .New * or*.
! I AM PRKP.VRI O 1" Alif. \ NITWUKIl OF M'M
1 mar boarder* at reasonable rites- we :ire situated
nine mllea trom Scran ton, I'a., and one mile iront A bin*
ton station, on the Delaware. LacKnwannaa d Western
K niroKil; we receive two daily mails, nave flsliina iu
abundance within n short distance, a healthy climate
and. tn (ait. . verylhlii - conducive to the com I or t of
Ktust* i or turthPr information addrosa J.J. rUHTEK,
wnvnly llotel, Wavony, fa.
LONQ BRANCH.-PLEA-ANT ROOMS, WITH
Hoard, tn ? dells itfully loo ate d collage on i>ce:ir.
a van in*. Irontlnc the ocean. Por farther informal! u
applv at -'14 Mam-on avemiuoi at second cottago north
ot Metropolitan Hotel.
CIS. KIOriT OR TKN PKR90X3, OK (INK OR TWO
C? lamiiie 1 can flud flrat cla*- Board in a pleasant pri
vate faulty. 90 minutes irora city. Addregs dm ?j7
Port office. White Plain*. Westchester county, N. V
riHTO I'll TOREK KAMI!.IKS OAS Bli ACOOMMO
1 dale 1 with lioard lor me summer on l-on* Island,
hull into from bound. Iuqun.' ..I AUDIaON C UU.\
SI Keadc street.
rn-x op. twelve adults can be acoommo.
I ilatad wtth pleasant Rooms nnd flret cia?s Board in
a private uinitT 9j miles up ihe Hudson; term* per
week. Ad tress W. W. WISit, E*opu?. X Y
TI'AM ED-BoaRD FO* TIIR RE FAMILIES,
>T where no other boarders are taken, in a monn
tali.ona lncnllty. on ihe in o or a railroad not axcee nnr
fix hours ironi the r.ltr; 7 or 8 rooms required : lor con
\s Blent r.ooonsmodnoons and n wne-ous table a liberal
price paid. Address A. B., box liXS Post office
WAS1ED- IMMhDlATKLY. Fori tN INVAI.ll>
>> fettiieir.au and wifr, Board in a private tamilr
either m irvmg-on, Rota?!Ue. oranze. Blo.imfleld or
Newark; bos: reference*. Addrees. stating particulars
u to location. Ac., 11. Westminster Hotel. _
TL'AXTFD-BI a YOCIfO OB \TLl.MAN. BOABD
?t tor hlmsoif aud w te. on the lib? ot tUeMnrmaud
Esaex. Cen ra'. or Pennsylvania railroads, with a ,mali
(amily liar ma no otm'r boar lers, not more ihau tninr
mluaies iroin Jei>a.' iltv. and within fifteen minutes'
w? K nr railroad depot- wlil furnish their o*n room If
uocesaarr: terms $i: per weds, which wi;l b.: [.aid
promptly in advanAddress - C. L,. Herald office.
117 AN TED?000D BOARD. IX HiH VICINITY OF
v? Beri?hir ? IMIs, lor two 1 idles and nitla glri two
rears ol ?;e; ;arm ioii^ urefei red and where t:\ere are
bir :cw boarders. Audroit BkUKalilHE, box 1*7 bera. i
?act.
?IIIINER IIKBOUTB.
il SABATOUA bprinos.?<sbabd rxio> HOTEL
JA will op"ii Juu ! 1, lor tha inception ot gacsti. J fL
liKK.*I.IN ? t o.. I'roorlcora -
? -PBKMIL'B POINT IIOi;H?. Tfi'KfcB'f* I8LANO.
A . mie mllo from Xuw K(K hell? depot. New Haven
Railroad, or boat; delnoitiully ?ituat J on >onnd t!:i<*
b a. h: Imtliiutf. iiuuhk, ilsbine na< iii;M and ferer: no
m..?quitoi ?. M'l lr a I'mat, or A. fl.l.Mf i'O*, W
hast '-ill ft, corner of Mad .son avenue.
i - f! K RIVERSII'F. iiOt sr:. I.WH STRI KT, OAR
>V> manvillo, on liasiritf cbanatd liauu-,
i* now open lor gnem; Ironts the ?at- r ? toe view; ui
an; t'roton water on everj limn. r>wy.'nl nan i
s?iunlv lorninlto.l: ne.ir depoi and boat laodmK; t mln
u es ironi liberty s.rr.,t; nudioil r.iriT .iiii.id ever.?
hour irom iiitrtletn j-ir.et a. u PiKKCK, rropriator;
f, <5. WILLI t>i , '<!*(iii4i?r. _
Bliffwoo i looun THr; iivut: pakd koad,
nvc mi e< irom Ppll/hlfefi-i-, *11. be open
lor siunmer boarders i he I ?i of J iui?.
' r. A. .loY, Ponalikeepsie. N. Y.
BRA.VDOS Hoi; K, OUF.KNWOOO IjAKI', ORANOR
county, -.iiiiaie ! or. hlab grouud spleu tld la> o and
mtrad'ain -eenerr; jji.n I stabilng boaunit l aiiilnKand
tismtiif. Wdrei4 p.. 1. WaTi-.imjton k i CO , Monroe.
Orsngecounty, .v. Y.
BILUOXI HaLU SCHOOLfcY'd MOt'MAIV. MIN
eral spniiits. Morris oountv. X. J.? This iaslnoTiabla
sntnmer retreat will opt n Jun-' i -nperior sceominoda
tions ior taiiii.i-e; pure mountain uir. plenir of shade
a. . iruit: ??> mosquitoes. I or particulars addreaa 1> A.
CKOWfcl
/aatskill xocmain.-). ?okanr iiou.sk, >irc>
\j sie.l lwj miles from tho laniiAt, with a^eommods
tions tor JMU uutst?. Parties wiatilix to ens.i'ie :?n
for the sea.ou uiu*( npp, .? early, r'or terms *c.. address
A.J. OH AX , Proprietor < ataatll. N Y
EXOLBWOOD HOOttB.-BOARD FOB HCMMiiR. AP
ply to L. r. tiiuh R. I'ropriot;ir.
EXCKLIENT AOoOBXoUAII .VS AT THR ! ARM
inaus'.on of Mrs. . L'NUfcRlliLL. t*u minu et'
w ain irotn i.ovu?. VaiWv depot; one-half hour s ride
trom lomter's Point by Long isi ind It .iuoad
HBAfli HOCUS,
SCHOOLiY MOUNTAIN aPRINOH. N. J.
ekUhSRAlkD 1.UAl\ i KaT?' W'AThR. PCRG
Mown i aiX AIR.
Only three hoots from .-aw v..r; a-.id Philadeipiiia.
J. WaI! kN CWLKBA.N. Pro-?rmu.e
I Sl'JrMKU H i:>okts.
Hotel. fenimorc, otskgo laic is, coopeks
tuwu. x. V., will be opened June I.? j-inco the
1 opening ui ibis spacious, newO furnish* j, beautiful and i
| euaiiBiug.v local'd House in the summer of 1374, sev j
eral additional attraction- li:ivo been :.a.11* i On .n<*
i iiu? croquet grounds: on tiie wwi, un.l just ucroM i
Cnesiuui street, a house, or three cotutaes combined, for i
tfic luriher dccnmiiwd itiiu of '/uests; ihi-se ooutula |
tiilrtv-ulu.' rooms, and fan be let as three separate eot
tages, or the rooms "an be rente l in suit-. There i- a
ttne la?u lu front of tbeui, T.'jxjii tea. affording viMf ,
groun I for children, and flue space lor croquet parties,
send tor elreulur-. J A M !?: S Bl .WAN. Proprietor.
T AIBO'S MANSION house, long branch.?
JJ Open (coin June 5 to Octobcr 1; terms very reason- |
able. Addrcsn or apply to
W M. L. MclXriRF.. Proprietor.
I AKK VIKVT HOI'Sli. ACSABLE I'llAS.Vtl HKESE
! J vllle. Essex county. X. ? ..slltiai* on (be most direct
route lo Hie tillroiidack Wllderucs- forms tor Uoani
Kiel nil information, ntdrui G. WtBU AVERli.E, Pro
prietor. I
I I SDKS park hoi -i: cohxwW.L. .v. y.-skvrn.
J - teen acre < ot beautiful lawu ais walks; abundance j
ollruit Ae.: term* oic ;erate. II. RING Proprietor. ;
T U KKTON HALL, <?>LD SPRING HARBOR, I. 1. - 1
1 J Now open, i'1 popular prices. Bout leave* pier 27 '
I Kast Hiver at 3:33. O. E. AUTLl.Y j
I AORANGI'. HOT.iL, BABYLON. I,. I. ITl'ATLD j
. I j tin- tie*t of aii% ii'iiee in 8a! vloii (oniv one hour
ireni Smv York): ovei looXtfcg the bay tor inlles; tree
I tmm :t11 malarious diseases; tine ilsniug, boating aud
i baiiiinx. oderute prises for the summer. Apply to or
address ,1 OH N I', HQ DO 1'. Mpagiff.
1 AWR' JiCE l??l SE?AT CLAV'KR At'R, N. V., WILL
i lj open Jun? I tor rummer boarder*. Diagram ot
I bouse at G?org.> Martin's. corner Hudson and Morion
; streets, New V or, eil.v. H. l.iWHE.VCK, I roprietor,
MATTKNECOCK HOl'SK. FRONTING ON LONG
Island Sonml, will bo opened June 15: splendid
i drives, boaung, bathing .iud fishing on the premises;
; terms reasonable. Address (J. FIRE1NQ, Locust Yullev,
! b? I
MaKSION house, roslyn, l. i.?first class
tantil> hotel. Mautliull# located: rooms large;
splendid grove; bolting. tlshins.'. bathing, -tablinc: no
mo-.iiiiltoes: fl\ ? trains dally irom J.imesslip and Thirty
fourth streel: bout from Pecs. slip; terms reasonable.
J. GIVKNS, Proprietor. __
i VfOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE, LlKK MOHEU*X, ON
itl tin- Hudson, is now open. Families wl?hlng good
rooms u;!i p.ease addre? WALTER I!. JUNES, 286
! P?euklli, N. V.
?KTOBWOO > HOTEL, AT Noli WOOL). N. J., WILL
open Janet lor L-nests. For particulars apply at
ttie hotel. Mrs. .VI. E. VI IX^U.S, l'roprie:re.?.
ON l HIS m-DSUX-LARlii: IIOUSF. DELIGHT- .
inlly located, ufkTlooklng Hie river: beautiful |
Uroinils; handsome Kooins, s ublln^. croquet, fljlnn/,
boatititf; tube iinex.eptionable? depot convenient;
prices -\it Ire-* I. itOBIN ON, boi No. 1 Pout olflce
Uratul Vmjw. i oeklaud count v.
0M< K HOL'SK. WF ST HAMPTON, l. I.?LOCATED i
on ttitf (ire;it South H?v, near tno.sca. House welt
furnlslii'd. lu'hted with gas, an excellent table, fine i
lawn anil shade trees; surf and sti.l water bathtnts;
terms $14 per weel. AdjJtess F. C. H aLSEY.
DALISALH S BOUNTAIV HOL'SE.
i KNGLEWOOU,
.mi the Hudson River, 4.0 ininutos lYofii NewYorlcby
steamboat tVom foot Ot Harrison street Now open.
t>. S. HAMMOND.
Pavilion hot l. nkw brigiiion, s. i.-now
opjn. Kor further information call on or address
j R. F. COLE, Proprietor formerly ot St Mark's Hotel.
OPRINO HOUSE, IttCHFIKLD SI'RINGrt. N. Y.?
O Open ,iune li by T. R. PRUtTOlt. ol Uaggs' Hotel,
t'ti' H.S. Y. Refers to proprietors ot the leudiug New
; York, hotels.
rr, .vvr.RH ii.i. house.
J Nurraeansett Pier, Rhode Island.
opens J one is. M At. oh KN, Proprietor.
ITN1TKD STATl.S HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRING!.
) will open lur reception of guest* June 1, 1873. JAri.
M. MARVIN. Proprietor. Diagrams ot rooms will bu
sent on application.
?\rAN DORF.N HOUSE. VVA-11IM.TOX, N. J . OPEN
t tor summer boarders. For lull particulars call at
Merchant's Hotel, Oortlamlt street.
VV.M. ti. DA WES, proprietor.
?\I7\M M. KY AIM'S.
>V TI1E AUHL'Mi.XT FOR 1 UK DEFENCE COX
TIMED IN 111 i'. EVENING TKLEOJt-vM TONIGIfl.
; TT^HERE SHALL WE SPEND THE SI.MM Efiy-AN
ft swered bv Hie Erie Railway i onipnny. A lull de
scription ol hundreds of beautiful resort* can be hart by
upplylutf at the offices ot Erie Railwuy, 2si. *ui, or
VH Broadway.
AVOODSBUBG PAVILION, VVOOUSBUKG. LUNG
\? Island.?'l'bts magnificent hotel is now open; can
bo reachc I in one hour by southern Railroad or Long
Island R.itlroad: 14c. fore each way: terms us 5> per
uay: ,'15 to *13 per week.
UroooaooiiNK house, four miles from
I ftilsLurff station. Midland Hallrond.?Accommoda
tions tor tin rt v loarders; first class ltosru.S! perday:
ligation i.2tK) feet above ea level; a fine trout stream
wllliiu a tew rods of Hie house; good hunting in the
vkluitv: rtages wnl carry Ix.srders to and trom tno
railroad siatimi without eharge. Address JOHN H.
WaLDoRF, WuodUotirne, >m iva i coanty, ,v. Y. Ref
1 erunces?A. B. 0 rand all, No. Quin v street Brnok
lyn. N. Y.; J. F. Waldort. No. lil (.oarles street New
York city; Win. U. Vuu --teenliergli, ;>o. 27 High street,
Newbur.', N. V.
THE I.Kt'Tl/UK skasiin.
k LECTURE EVr.RV NlGUT AT 8 O'CLOCK ON
x\ "Maubood and theCaass ?>r it* Premature Decline,"
at 'he New \or/. Museum ol Anatomy, lit Broadway, be
tween Ilouaton ?nd BleccKer street*.
ALECTCRK KVKRY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK ON
~.VTV.,tt? Debillti mid -ip^cial Oim-imw," a l>r.
KAHN's .Museum. K-memberthoa idre*?. No. 8# Broad
way, war Four.li *tr?:-t. the lar^r?t an<t djii magmtl
cent museum in the World. Adiiua-uoii SO*.
,HC?I(!AL.
\ri!rr;o? a i.kadbr. sfivKB tirst class and
m nin<? <f unu Ua?- Musician*. lor the I'nitol Stale*
itiip U i .i'Ict, on the North Atlantic nation. Apply to
1- CONTKUNO. Bandmaster, >cw Vork Navy Yard, Ktf
Duttleid ?:reet. Brooklyn.
PIAWIFOItTKS, OUGAI.1, Af.
a 8TKINWAY PIANO. COST t6W, LEis'lHAJf M '.if.
1V Chtckertug $I'J0; i 7k octave, (treat bargain; <
octave, ?i5t>: 7-Mou Oman% ?aj;2h.iak. $i7j rent or in*
-iaiiii?nl?. PlvhR .t SON, 23 Cllnum place U iaUta
WfWt^war Broad way
? ?I Oil RKN I-UPRIGHT, MjUAKK ANDtlilASD
i\> I'lano* jf i>ur o-.n make; alio lor *a.e. a number
< i tine v con 1 hand 1'itnjs. hi iwrlectorder. WILMaK
K n * b * CO., .*u 112 Cilia avoun*. aoov* sixte.-uti
sneet.
I BKAOffFQt. PIANO. ONLY illJO.-STEIN IYAY
V Pianoiorte, overntrun*. carved lag*. every improve
ment, iihorl t.nie used. 4iu.it i-acrlnce lor cash.
J. Bli'DLK, U Waverle.v i late, ut-ar Mruadwav.
k 1U--STOP oBUAN, S KBTS P.P.EDS. IVMMf,
A 1123; : *top*. $i'i 5 Mop*. $75; uprtgnt, gr*n 1,
xiuare Piano*, <'bickering's. stelnwtiy'i We&er'a,
others; pari cash. iastalniant* und for rent.
s. X. haLL a Co., V> rtit Kuurt' enth street.
? OKBAT CHANCE Cl.OSINO OUT *ALE? LAKOB
.V an i elegant k. fian. * order administratrix:
half price ; second tia.i i Plniio<nsml abort Mm; equai to
ucw. B4RMori 3t>-< Blcecter street
' *N OTBRSTRC.NO S VKN OCTaVR piano. ?1A
J\ Bent 91 chtckerng np lght Piano*, Prince Or
gan*. low renti; Bid instalment* pedal Oman cheap.
uORDON A So?. 14 Ka-it Fourteenth street.
* N I Mil F.N -K MOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS?
J V New and tecond hand . be?t maker*; nxtrtmelv lovr
prices tor casb or tolat until rent ,nonet pay* tor them;
monthly lo^ialnien? re?eired. UnitACi; WaTEus a
SoNS. Ml Bro*da(av._ _
ABRlU lANf TONRD STEINWAT k SON PIANO
lort* lor let* than halt > o*t. a maiiuiOcent Brad,
bnry I'taaoiorta, u.?? t 6 montn ;, carved lens, round
co:ue.'eJ. all Imp cvamant*. ma :?r*. bill of falc and
warrants* fbr 8 vcara, conBl.OuO, for $^75. Parlor Suit*
In ?atin co*t $?'. lor $l7i- hep smt?. A'O. Bedroom
seta ;e ? man hnir co*t; ail ltk* n< w: mint be toM t u
aav. Call a: private re?ldenci; >20 We*t tti *t., near flth
av'uuc N B.?(j?oJ* can ha packed and ablpped il de
*lred. Box tcr piano.
t LADV WILL -E! t Ft):: LESS THAN ?1?. CIHCK
il ? mit Uo?'woo 1 Planotot i?: in pariect order; hand
aotne ca>*. ;>.? d? r<? ktyla; including Moot auu Mtule
II third ttreet. Bear Bjwern
k PKIVAT?. family wili. >rll thkir kle
A K?nt Oeciter k Bio* Piau tort<? at a ?# nflce. a
brli iant toned 7', ootare. richly carvp) (our rotnd,
roit'.vr.od ca?e, full acralTe, ?ve< strung Piano, having
ah ;tnproTi'ment> ptlnted guaiautee bl>< ol >at?; com
I ITS tor I-7S; Moot, Co?er; box lor ihlDpitig; an e>
fant Chic Her ing. 7 octave, l*?, al?o * iiin coteUm*
?at lor; ,iu Co?t liM. tor $20U. Turkuli ?? uit, Siuu. rep
?"'brs IIS, *i>d rompieto library, chamber and diolng
Furnltnre. In lot* to ?uit. N B.?.'Jtut be ?old. Call at
l!vp -turv brown ?:one privity rp-idonca No. 47 Went
loth if?between 5th ana ?.b avenue*
t -#00: BEACTIFPL K()~ WOOD. FULL 7 OC
tave. iron franto Pianoforte an 1 stool, 1'ianoa to
rent: iti?taiQic:i * rtoaivcd; new Instrument* exceed
ln/ir low DOLOnMITH'S, 2d Bieeckar a.rei t,
near Kowcry.
/-?:tr \T BARGAINS IN Sh.W AND SECONDHAND
vj Piauoi ol tii" vpry beit nuailtT, yet low for cart,
at Fl.-( IIKU'M, MS and 4 ii Weat J wentv eighth itreut,
near NlntB av, nuc.
?*i>RKAT -on. IN A SMALT, BOlif?WONDRBFITL
'Jf i olibri" or ' HuiaminK Bird" Piano*, onir t ie?-t
II inch*:- ioUg. 24 Ve*t 14th *t. I'prtght Piano, J,>.-;
Cabinet < irxnn. $- >
1 MMP. ?? R nARGAlNf IV Fli:ar CLAS-4 AND RKC
1 oiid P.ano*. for catll. *?U pa i4 to monthly pay
ments to rent from $1 up. K . a K a I' rtR. XU Bo wary.
MAUNIFIi'K.N'i SRVKN OCTAVR BO-B WOOD
Pi.n.o .>rh Sacrificed lor on?-thir.l the ( o-t- ?nper:i
Initrniiif nt. Having lour ronnd corners, c irved le?% Ac. t
uii:rSli\ -een ?i <ilii:liO >'17 Hieeckcr *tr?et.
Fvnoforti h :> RfcNr-or oi'it i.w n banc.
ta.-tttre by 1 III'K CKINO k moN's. II ! a at Four
teenth crent, between Kroa tway and Filth avenue
Small pip.-; okganb.?bbvbral hksirablb
ones, from |4Jt) up. Apply for a lew Jay*.
h. I.. BOOdaVlCLi, URygt ighiecnth ?tn-et
LII'ItlGflT AND SOI ARK PlANOFoKrKB AND OR
} cant at bargain* fbrca?h; Inatalm^nti or r^nt IS
per month upward: i iirigiit llaoo?a?ii-*claity. BkTiB'
?arerooiu?, 7JW Broadway, cowicr fenth atrect.
\TEitY CHI ^P NhW I IKSi' ( LAS4 7 4 OCTAVE
> Piany, wnlcli wa< ta:ieu for d*bt Can be *"-n at
HK.NR\ it -.nit'.'*, glu.? dealer, 2t>l Peart (tree , uear - a
ton Call botw.-en I and S P. g.
AMlsEJIKSTh.
ri'ALKING MATCII-ll MILES F R ?5 (lT ~
" it Dtcnoot I'ark. Hroollyn. U I.,
H tdnexday. Jun* *. S-.3U P. ,1., p.ay or pay,
D?iw*?n lid Mnileti. v-hamuion ot \:nar'.oa,
and Jauu-t K. Hail'* Lnknowu,
Mullen giving toe I'uknown yarJ* itart.
5ARK t HRA I R . NEW YORK.
k Open i.inii alter .i ulv 1.
Apply to W. SH Atti or c. i- LL ON.
kLL tUM ATcNlH OF TO-DAV
iv iN I til- i.Ua Nil ILLtkUHAli tO-NlOat,
w
AMWEJIEJIT^
OOO'S MCSliCM. WO?D?i
THIS
AFTERNOON AT *, EVKN1N0 AT &
811F Rli>A.V A MA On 3
GRAND V Alt I Air COMBINA'TON.
UK A NX) VAKl.'.Tir COM BINaTION.
w
ALLACK'i
OKHATKCCCES3
HAKIUOAN AND HART.
who appear every ?vt-niug uiiti WeJuesduy and Satur
day Matinee* ill
V U K OF THEIR li'KK T ORIGINAL SKETCHES!.
Ml LDuON, Till-; VAN,
THE MC1.LK1AN G CARDS,
Ul.D UNCLE PETH
anJ
THE DO.Nl>V A NS'.
MONDAY. .ICXE 14.
T1IK ROYA1. JKDOO JAf'ANE'E I'ROCPK
will appear, lor the !ir?t tlui ? m this city, Iti thell
astounding performance*
/ MLMORE'S CONCEPT GARDEN.
1| I,ATE HirPODROMK.
Mr. P. S. GILMOKi- Director
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD.
Concert* every nitrht. at 4 "'cluck, bv
GJLMORES Bl'I'EKB BAND OK
11X1 PI*. It FORMERS.
PROGKAMMF. TO-NIGHT.
1 "Priest's March," "Attalia" Mendelssohn
?J Walt/. "Colunen" Mrauss
3 Grand selection from "lone" (tlrst time) Kltroili
4 Overture "Frotnetheua" Beethoven
5 Solo lor cornet. "Air \arie" D? llerlot
Mr M ARB! ? Kl.h.
6 Fantasie on German Sony, "Christina* Tree"
Heinmaon
7 Orind selection, ?Reuiiuisoences" Meverbeer
8 Overture. "Tannhauser" ,...Wa<cner
V German Son?, "Ye Merry Birds" Gumbactt
10 March, "Blue Dunube" SHrams
Tie (iaraen is open EVKftl AFTERNOON, without
music, between Hie nours of J aud ? o'cloca?a delightful
resort lor ladies and children.
Admisslou, at niz!it, 50 cents.
Admission, afternoon. Scents.
I'rivate Boxes. $i extra.
f-easou llckets ililo performances-. $30
Season Tickets (5' performances). %D.
-TU AVENUE THEATRE.
? ) Proprietor aud Maua,-?r Mr. AUGUSTIX DALY
EVERY N'lOHT at ?. ~~MATINEE SATURDAY, l:3Uk
SEVENTEENTH WEEK OF THE
r.uuji ii aoa
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KB II ?
BBBB II Q
u b n a oa
b b 11 a a
hbbb u aaa
BRB 00 NX N A XN N ZZZZZ A
M BO O NN N A A N X N Z AA
K B O O X X N A A * N V Z A A
KBB O U N N X A A N N N Z A A
B BOO N X N AAA N -V S 7. AAA
B 1( II O N X X A A N X N Z A A
BBIi OO X SNA A XX ZZZZZ A A
TUE ORBATBST COMEDY SENSATION OF TUB
DAV.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
C.H BROADWAY.
THE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS.
Mr. JOHN P. l'OOI,lv Manager
I UK OOOLEol' tHEAIM IN I OWN.
T11 K HOUR!-. DELIOHTFITLLY (MOL
THE KNTuRiAINMi-.nT 1 HE REST IN TltECITI
THE M Ail VE I.LOUS YOONO SEEORISTS.
Mr. J"HX UART. Mr. JOHN HARt
Mr. PAT ROONKY.
MASTER MARTIN. Mr. W It. CAUtLL.
THE AFRICAN DWAltF TOMMY.
Mr. JAMES W. Cl.A.: Kfi. Mr. JOHN QUEEN.
Mr. WM. WEST. Mr JOHN OlLBEui. Mr. O. W. REED.
Miss CLARA MOORE.
Hie flirue. if2?'uU WuinU-r. AFlllCUS.
Miss 8AIDEE O'NEIL. Mil* AODIE FARWELU
Messrs. OR1FFIN, OOODINO, liOLDsWOltTH. Ao.
I HE COLORED HAMTOWN TO DENIS.
matinees Wednesday and Saturday at i
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 885 BROADWAY.
EVcitY EVENING.
FIFTY 1 PARI-IAN ? AMERICAN!
YABIKTY ?'AN IN
stars. | can. I Paris.
MATINB^S WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Pare tbeairk. Ethiopian op?sra season.
t. MAUlIIkE i.pmi? aud Manager.
SECOND WEEK?The menu-st hit ever made.
EMERSOWS CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS,
the Champion Ban<1 of the WoriJ.
BILLY EMERSON, B N COiTO*. BILLY RICK,
LJTiLEMaC BOB HART. W. ARLINOlO*.
J. S. Bl'S.-ELL, W. H. TILLA, FRED W A L.Z, AU
ii VERY" NIOHT and SATURDAY MATINEE.
Orchestra. #1; Dre?a Circle. 5U0.: Bal o?r, 2Sc.
? M. H. sMIlH. Business Alanagefc
New york aoad my of music.
RIONOLD'.S FaBEWELL,
THURSDAY At'l' iiNOON. June 10, l& o'clock,
a grand matinee,
AMo.S CLARK.
ANNOUNCEM i NT lXntAOROINARY.
1 ho greatest sensation ot
the theatrical i iiun.
MATINEE AND EVENAW lEKFORMABCS.
RlONOEDa FtBEWELL t<J
New York
in
AMOS CLaRK; OR,
THE BAIt -1NISTEK,
The London lliustrateu News say*:?"Of Mr RlgaoUTa
?ctinij as Au>os Cia."k id praise nan be too hUh." "Loo
dun Maturdav . eviewlha entire pres? are uua&lmouf
in tta praise.'' _ ? _ _ _
Box otllce open dally from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 91; reserved scats. |IW
B
ROOKLYN ACAliEMY op MUSIC.
LAal rhKFOKMAX K Or MR. RIONOLD
in ABcrlfi as
AMil.> CLARK,
FRIDAY Minimi. JUNE 11.
Box o!l!ce now open.
X. II.?Mr. Charles 15. I liorno, Jr., Claims an American
rlirhi hi this play. Which the counsel ol Mr. KigooiiJ,
however, do not concede; l.uf, leaving these rights for
anr ;u.ure ad,u-tiuiiit. we hive ob tuned Iroiu .Mr.
Tiiurne a ?in i couies^ion to have the peiiormance auu
< ailv prucecd, eonudermit that it u Cor a charitable purs
pose.
CiOL SINNS' PAKE THEATRE BIIOOELY.H.
J Nightly and Mauiie** Wednesdays aud aaturdayA
Novelty I'roupe N.>. IL
All dj* tiems mi.I creat start.
1 he best <-..uipanv ever in Brooklyn.
rPLBRACK OAltl'EN THEATRE.
1 K.U.Ni J Oi'KitA MOUFFB.
Friday eveniiu. June 11?tx.raordlnary rerformaac%
"LASI Al'P,.A IVM'r. IN AMERICA OF
Mile. ?BBALIE UEOFFBAY, Ml e. 1.EONT1NB ML
Mll.l.r, .MM. DE t|l/'ER('Y. VAL.vIRE, YaLTER.
Last i eiiorai&ncc in xmeriraol tiio original
OIl.OFl.tvOI.tOl' EA.
|iroiIuce<? with uiagmtloent splendor as regard!
Choruses. Costume*, sccessories. Properties an<l (ior
g<'oua Mise en cene. Admission 5>0.; neeervfd SeaU,
aOc. and ?> extra. accorUing to location, .-ents.rsadr
*1 uesday at to i. office, terrace tisi'den; Schlraer A
Knlimaons.
rjiUB CITY OF PARIS
1 A.- IT Was BEFORE THE WAR,
A MAONIKU' Mi METAL MOD Els
OCCl'PYINO A PACE OF ?J>> HQCaRB FEET.
IN WHICH A it ?< IRUTHFULLY itKPREABNTBO
aui. ruE soi'Levaads, pubuc bciedi.nos.
MONUM-NTS, IOBi F1CATIUN8, AC., IS NOW ON
EXHIBITION daily FROM ? A. M. TO V P. M.
AT -a UNION SQUARE.
ADMISSION ? CBNTS.
CENTRAL I'A<;iv OAHDEN. TO NIUHT.
1.7 THK'? 1 il1 >MAS* 1'nrivalIM ?nmmtr Nights' i on
certa. Thie (i'L'lanAYi evemuit. June ?, at 8 u'cioct,
IMKuDORt!. TlloMAH
TWENTY rUIUD GRAND CONCBBT.
Over ur ? La i.aizi i-adra Rostiol
Ba let Music, Pr ohet Meyerbe?r
Khaosodie Honvruise. No- A m B, new Lisat
Marche ilougrotse. nalto-zv Berlioj
Over ure. CoaSKTatton ol the House, op. 1M..Beethoven
For la u? Dau/e Vcnegiana). suite .\o> l in C. < R.
i onrree. n?w * " u
Entr'acte No. I. Roaautnnde -chuhert
selections. Phantom hip Wagner
Watts. Ne-r Menu* Straoii
Nouvelle Meditation ...OoBDol
over.ur*. iluuv* ii i.asiio trKii
vdiniseion ticket*. SO cents; private boxes. $1 and IS
ex;ra. according to location rnckagea of li uofcats. $A
ROMNSOV H vLU MUTEBNTB iTtiHUT
! HE COOLBitT KESOBf IN THE CITY.
POPULAR I'RicE.-. ?c., 50c. and ?>.
_ FOURl WEEK OF THE ORBAT BlNSATIOlf.
The combination of the
'OLUKNr. i HOCPK OF BEAUTIFUL WOMBB
with the praaer.t company a-.sures a t>ur!? -.j?i? >?ne*m
an ? of M KRn I M E.?T AND JOVlALli f
n.-ver excelled in thl? city
UIROrLB.?IBOri.A.
Sentimental and marv?..iou*lr popular, la EngiiaA,
with ail the dish. ?p .rki? and fun ol
THe, FAMOU- PARISIAN CABOAN,
in the magnl.lcent sceoe dansante.
LA VIft in C?N0\N' PAUI Ift.NNS,
gives birth t > untoid pleasure, while
LEa CO u alls El I. s UKiSEiTCB
l1 aii t irth peal* of mirthful laujhter
Kverv evening at S. Saturday matinee at 2.
GBAXD MISICaI. AQUATIC MATlNBKS,
KVKRi Ar ClmOK
oi the present wee t, on Jarrett A Palmer'* ruperb float,
in.' palace,
TU!'. PLl >11(1 I M BOcK.
43 MI I.?:s UP HIE HI ll-IIN 10 ION A ISLABU
The ? tlraor llnarr mnsical progra nme bv
Oil. 1' >Kb' ? It > >D, iff Ml Mi oki lit TRA
KAMI A i CAN OLBK CLCB. TIIE MaDRiOAL BoYS.
CaIUEDRai. OkOAN, ORAND PIaVO,
CHIME OF CHURCH BKLLS.
FARE iromi.l trip ...*. ONE DOLLAB
i hil. r n uuoer u haiffriea.
?,* Boat leaves f ail Klver l.ine p..-r. No. VS. foot of
Mnrrav streei. North uiver. ev.rv aiternoon, atl 3d and
foot oi IPweaty third ?tree< at. o'eloc-k
-?!e ?? 11?? i.snt Hitler head ot "ftxctirsion* "
'?? lokeis lor all Pivmon.h ll.'ck excursions to be had
of .Ysny ntih weutie Hoi >1; Rnllman's. 114 Bfoad
*av; Stil 'S Ho? El. corner oi Caaai an i Contra
afreets; S I XM'tiol.t f I ? > I K f >: N E A Viuk TRA N -s
F .K COMPANY. Ml BroAdwar; I'A.tl PLACE ?PA.
Uj Broadway, \NI> ir ill BOaT
SECOND >CNDAY TRIP UP I HE UI DSON. STOP.
PI Ml Al UlNA ISLAND. WEST POINT AND .SEW
Bl" HO.
Particulars in future adv*rtl*ment?.
Lyceum theatre to let,
unrlne tne m nth* of June. lulv and August Ap>
ply_ai s>ago doer on Fifteenth siroet.
^PARRINO, F NCl.SO AND sll ?OTiNO ACADEMY,
c lil.i Mxth iv.'i.ne, sparring taught inouemonta.
>nper!or Fencing Apparatus aua Boxnii Oioves tor sale.
Seni for dtrcuiar. Colonel MoNsiEBT.
\t'M. M AT ARTS
?? ihe arocment for the defencf. oon
1IBCED IN TBE 1-.Vi-.MNO TELi GHAM TO-BlOMT.
Metropolitan museum >? ahi',
WS West Fotnssaih Strjat s?w Yorg
opan daily, lu A. M. to ? P. M. Uoniay* anJ ihursdayi
fr*
U'OSDERFrL BOOK, "W >RTH ITS WKIOHT IN
"? diamonds."? ,uld.? to Weaah, i'oaoc an>i tlappi
Bos*, by \>cslev -mea l. Es?i. bank*r). Prloe Ule. Ad
dress SOLE apc.n u ix Oti l'ost ifflje
TMLATRB iiOKEi- OFFICE.
ill BKOADvVAT. rnrnm*
BBS&BTeD SBAIS FOrt At.U TUBATBB4

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