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THE COURTS.
First Mortgage Bonds of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.
I
A $6,000,000 FORECLOSURE SUIT
Startling Revelutions in a Suit Against an
Insurance Company.
,
THE WITNESS OF THE PERIOD
An Alleged Government Defaulter
in Limbo. j
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Procecdlnsa ol the utmost importance 10 aoiurr? m
first mortgage bonds of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Com) any have just been tnsittutod in the courts. For
Sume time past there has been pending and undecided
a foreclosure suit instituted by Duncan and Klliott, us
trustees, to loroclose the ttrst mortgage of the company,
amounting to $0,000,000. From tho records of
the court tiled in that suit it appears that they c aim
default to have been made by tho company ol payment
ot the coupous duo tu May and November, 1874, and
that these coupons are now valid and ou'.siaudtug
claims against the property. The/ also tiled a petition
lor payment of claims of floating creditors, which was
referred. In these proceedings It was made to
appear that tho floating debt had boon reduced
from moro than $1,100,000 in Juuuury, 1875, to
$530,000 at the present time, and the referee made a
report authorizing the payment ol $330,000 out of the
trust estate on the remaining flouting debt. Tho
record also shows that Duncan and Klliott obtained
leave to Issue $500,000 of receiver's certificates, to conitituto
a prior lieu on tho Income ol the pro|Mirty, and,
J the income prove Insufficient, on the ostato itself,
to bo paramount to the claim ot the holders of the
list mortgage bonds. This leave was granted (there
toing no opposition) on condition that Duncan and Klloll
file additional security in $100,000, which they
lid, giving 8. L. M. liurlow and W. W. McFarlaud as
their bondsmen. Tho report of tho referee has not
yet bcou confirmed by the Court, but is noticed lor a
bearing on tho Oth of April nest. In opposition to tbo
foregoing proceedings Mr. Morris Kotchum, tho
banker, of this city, who was origiually appointed
trustee of tho $6,000,000 tlrsl mortgage, now
llcps in at tbo solicitation of the bondholders and
asserts bis trusteeship, seeks to oust Duncan and
Elliott as receivers in the lirst foreclosure suit, uud
asks for the appointment of a receiver in his suit, lie
claims that the bondholders are satislled that Duucun
and Elliott can give no legal title to purchasers ol tho
property under a decree in their suit cvon If they
should obtain ono. and that tbo rights of bondholders
can bo legally protected only in a suit biought by him.
A lew days siuce counsel for Mr. Kotchum mude a
motion lor leave to come nto court iu proceedings to
remove Duncan and Elliott Irom their receivership.
Such leave was granted, and in pursuaueo thereof llr.
Ketchuin's bill ol complaint has now been llled. It
bus also bccu ordered that the motion lor a receiver in
ibis suit sbull be hcurd on tbe Glli ol ApriL Holow are
riven the material points in tne complaint of Mr.
Ketchum.
The complaint, alter alleging tbe formal act of Incorporation,
the organization of llie company and tbe
Issuing ol tbe lirst mortgage bonds, proceeds to stulu
that arrangements were made lor u loau on such bonds
to tbe extent ol $6,000,000 in November, lSad:
that to secure the payment of thoso bonds a deed of
trust was executed ol the property ol tbe company, in
which Mr. Ketchum, John J. l'uliuor and Willium It.
tlulletl were inado trustees: that alter tbe trustees
so appointed bud accepted the trust, and about
Eeoruary, 1801, the directors of tho road requestud
Mr. Ketclium to execute to them a deed of tbo lauds
received trom tbe Uulted States as a part ol tbo trust,
but tendering bun 110 consideration tberelor, ami to
allow them to have lull control of tbe lands,
but be refused; that bis two coirusttes having
tied about tho 1st of Junuary, 1861, ho
requested tbo directors of tbe road to take
the necessary steps to up|K>iui their successors,
but they neglected and rcfuseu to do so unless lie surrendered
tbe rights ol the bondholders, which bo oil
bis part refused; that soon thereafter, about the 6th of
Docember, 1861. and nearly ulue months alter tbo
State of Alabama had adopted an ordinance of secession
from the United States and severul mouths alter
the commencement ol armed hostilities b.-ueen tho
so-called Coulederate Stales, of which Alubauia lornn d
a part, and the United States, und long alter all intercourse
with the Conlcdcrate Slates and the State of Alahitmu
her! been nrohihlted l>v law to citizonu ot the
I mi I'd m?im uuil o( the State of New York, where Mr.
Kelchum then resided, and to ihe government of
which be owed alleglamo, the directors of the railroad
company applied toe Court of Chancery then sitting
in the Confederate Stales?in the State of
Alabama?for an order declaring b;a removal
from the trusteeship, that the grounds on which
uch proceeding was had and order ntnde was
that Mr. Kelchum was a clti/.eu of New York and an
then enemy of the Confederate States. In 180.1, the
tomplaini continues, when tho war was at an end, Mr.
Kelchum received Ihe first Intimation that these proteediugs
had been instituted against him, and that an
order had been made therein ousting hun as trustee, or
purporting so lo do, on the 7th ol April, I8?I4. Thcso
proceedings he churges to bave been null and void,
and tbut the Court was without jurisdiction to deprive
him of title to the trust property, the grounds for such
proceedings being his loyuily to the lawful authority
and government of the territory where ihe Court was
anting. On or about the 1st of April, 1876, William B.
Duncan and Andrew ?. Elliott, of the late llrru of Dunsaii,
Sherman Ik Co., boitig then directors of the road,
and William 11. Duncan, its 1'rcsident, the latter
obtained from Charles Welsh, who had been named
a truslco under tho pretended decree of the
Alabama Court, a (ortn of resignation, and soon thereafter
Mr, Dudcuu procured Welsh to withdraw Such
resignation, and it was never accepted; thai notwithstanding
said resignation had no validity, Mr. Duncau
procured it to be exhibited to O. H. Young and A.
Jackson, who bad also been named trustees under the
Invalid decree, with a request mat they would likowlse
resign, and they did fortuully resign; that immediately
thereafter, and notwithstanding the pretence to Young
and Jaekson tbat Walsh had resigned, whereby their
resignations had been procured, Mr. Duncan procured
Walsh to act as trustee and to appoint him and his
partner, Elliott, trustees, notwithstanding Duncan was
president of tho road, a large stockholder thereof, and
represented unsecured and Healing claims ol Alexander
Duncan, his lather, or other parties, which claims
are in direct hostility to the rights of the first
mortgage bondholders. All these proceedings Mr.
Kelchum has ignored, and claims that he has
always acted us. and of right still remains,
trustee of the property ol the company to secure payment
of its ti^il mortgage bouds with interest, and as
uch lias acted in concert with h .scestuia que trust lor the
protection of the rights of the bondholders. He furilior
al fges that while be has uever abandoned bis trust,
the directors have unlawlully and persistently endeavored
to abaliuon the trusteeship lor the pur|>ose of
carrying out fraudulent and improper designs upon tho
trust property; that a.tor William II. Duncan und Andrew
K. Elliott had intruded themiclves into the trusteeship.
under color of the void und fraudulent proreeding*
auove recited, and bad hied a bill of complaint
in court, and had bei u appointed receivers ol the
road, though representing tho fraudulent claim* of
Alexander Duncan and otbera, he (Ketchutn) deemed
II yru.lvm auu .. ,
three mouth*' limitation provided lor in tbo mortgage,
ami lrom ibat timo he baa been diligent
In preparing tor proceedings lor the protection oi tlio
property ol Iho liomlholuers and the execution ol tbe
trusts devolved upon Mm; that tbe company ba* tailed
to pay tho Interest wulr.it lei 1 duo on its Ural mortgage
Bond* on tbe lal ol May, lhT.'i, winch lotoreal amounts
to $U88,00U: that the holdcra or such bonds ure too
nuuioroo* to be ntudc parties to till* proceeding, but ho
baa been requested by a number ol them owning
bonds lo a large aggregate ntnouul to Institute these
proceedings upon dciauit being made In the payment of
the interest; that tho compauy la* largely ludebted
otlierw.se than as already stated to a large number of
persons, and lagreully oinliarrnased in Its buainess and
(flairs, and la, in lacT, utterly Insolvent ami unable to
pay its debts and meet its engagements; mat, ?s he Is
informed ami verily believes, notwiltislundiug tbe paymont
ol tho coupons ol the nrst mortgage
bonds which fell due on the 1st of November,
18*4, and the 1st of May, IJ74, and tbe 1st of November,
1874, lu the ordinary uiid accustomed manner In wlilcli
(aid coupons bad boon theretofore puia, it Is cluimed
, by tbe directors <>t the cotnpuny that on tbo 1st of
January, 1876, there rematmd outstanding lotipons
matured and unpaid to tho sum of $7.16.416 37; that
rich coupons, so claimed by the diroctors lo be outitaudlnv,
are tbo same which were presented by the
holders thereof to (lie Mobile sod Ohio Railroad Company
and by it received and paid aud presumably cansoiled;
that said coupons were not cancelled, as of
right they should have been, but were by tbe then
president ol Ihe eompuiiy and by William U. Ilutican
V can, the lather of said William B. Duncan, *0(1 other
persons, as pre.etided security lor certain claims of said
Alexander Duncan and others upon the Mobile and
Ohio Kalirond Company ; that aald uoupun* are still in
the possession of Alexander Duncan and others, aud
are claimed by them lo constitute a subsisting
llrst prior and paramount lien uimiu tbe
property conveyed in the trust; thai said Alexander
Duncan and oibere. holding such coupons, ciaun and
rrctcnd and will endeavor to use said coupons, which
avc been paid and should be of right cancelled. 10 bid
lor and obtain control oi and title to said Mobile and
) Lihio Katiroud Company upon tbe sale thereof by foreclosure
under the Orst mortgage; that the aet Income
ol t'<e road, which also lorms part ot the trust, is represented
by Duncan aud Klliott to be only (UA,o<.0 Tor
the six mot.tbs preceding December 1, 1*71, while the
annual Interest payable on the first mortgage bonds is
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$340,000; that tinea the failure to pay the interest, tolls
und inrntne over and above expenses, have come into
the hands ol the present management and ought to have
been, but were not, applied in payment nf interest and
will not be to applied unless the Court interferes lor
the protection of the bondholders by the appointment
or proper persona aa receivers of the property and lit
tolls and income, and that be (Kelchum)
Is totally remediless to enforce the claims
and liens of tbo bondholders for principal and interest
at law and without the process of a court of equity.
The compUiul concludes by asking process or the
Court to compel tuo Mobile uud Ohio Kmlroad Company
to aniwrr the allegations in the complaint, and ahow, If
u c.ui, that he (Kelt-hum) should not have tbo relief
asked for; to answer interrogatories as to Iho execution
ol the trust deed of which plaiutilf is trustee; also lo
answer whether It did not negotiate the loaus alleged;
whether the Interest does not remain unpaid; whether
l'aliner and Hallctt are not dead, and whether all the
other ailegaliuna in the complaint are not true. An Interlocutory
decree is asked lur, to the oiled that the
road shall he ruu and operated until sold and the Income
applied according to the terras of the mortgage
and the rules of a court of equity, and that until such
sale the Court shall appoint a receiver of all the property,
with such powers as may be adequate lor such purposes.
Duncan and killioit aro made parties delondant
In this action.
A REMARKABLE WITNESS.
A decidedly new and startling feature was developed
yesterday in tbo trial of the suit
brought by Horuian lTuncko as assignee of Ueneral
Sturm against the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company,
now in progress beforo Judge Sanlord of tbo Superior
Court
"You say you wero mats of the schooner 8. I>
Kccse, lost in the Uu if of Mexico?" quietly begau Mr.
John K. l'arsons In hts cross examination of Charles C.
Horborn, a burly man, yet one w ho looked very little
like a mariner.
"Yes, sir, I was," complacently answered the
1 witness.
"And you scuttled her?"
"1 did, sir."
! "You have given testimony bclore In this case have
you uot?"
"Yes, sir."
"You waa then a witness for Ueneral Sturm, wasn't
you?"
"Yea, sir."
"You signed an alltdavtt, did you not, that the vessel
was lost In a storm at sea ?"
"Yes. sir."
"You have been paid some money by the New York
Mutual Incurunco Company, have you not, since this
suit began?"
"Yea, sir."
"How much?"
"I can't say exactly; thoy paid mo $50 a month us
wages."
"What have you done for thein to enrn this money?"
| "1 have walled to give my testimony."
"Haven't thoy paid you more than $50 a month ?"
"Well, of course they have paid my expenses besides"
. "What expenses?"
"Kxpcnses of my board."
| "Whore have you boarded ?"
"1 have stopped at tho Aalor House and Merchants'
Hotel and 1 spent some limo in 1'hiladelphia and Connecticut.
"
"Well, vou seem to have bad a pretty good time of
It?lour years with nothing to do and $50 a month
! coming in and expenses paid?and yet you say in your
attldavil that you made it voluuutrily, without loar or
* iavor or hope of reward. Don't you think you have
been pretty well rewarded?"
"1 don't cull wages reward."
"You formerly got $50 a month from General Sturm,
did you not?"
"He paid me for a wbilo and then stopped paying."
i "Didn't you tell him that II he didn't pay you more
money you would put up a job on bun with the insuri
auce company t"
"1 don't recollect; 1 asked him for my wages and be
didn't pay me."
"Thou you wont over on the lnsuranco company's
side?"
"Well, the other side agreed to pay mo $50 a month."
"And so your other testimony was a lie?perjury."
"Yes, sir."
"Don't you know that perjury is a criminal
oflVuce ?"
"I havo been told so."
"Don't you know that scuttling a vessel is also a
criminal olleuce?"
"I know so now; but then the time Is run out. I
can't bo prosecuted now."
"You seem to be pretty well posted. How about tho
law ol limitations on perjury?"
"1 don't kuow about tliuL"
Tho residue of the wttnoss' cross-examination,
which had not terminated at the adjournment ot tho
Court, wasniaiulyas to who induced him to give his testimony
on behull ol tho Insurance company, the name of
the counsel who drew up the alliduvit and the circumstances
under which he signed it When tho witness
left the stand lie looked very much as thougu ho
wished ho had gone down with the schooner S. D.
Keese, and was now resting quietly in the depths of the
Gull of Mexico, where no lawyer could catechise or
annoy him.
THE TWEED $0,000,000 SUIT.
A few days ago there was published in the 11 kkxi.d
the conclusions arrived at by Judge Weslbrook as to
tho motions made bolore him on the Tweed $6,000,000
suit. One ol these motions was tor an cxira allowance
i to tho prosocutiug counsel ol one per cent on the
amount of the judgment. Two motions wure made on
Mr. Tweed's boball. oue to have the exceptions heard
lu tho Urst instance at General Term, and the other ior
a new trial and stay of proceedings. Judge Weslbrook
yesterday gave a writton opinion elaborating (be
grounds of his conclusions as already published. On
motion lor settlement an order embodying these eon
elusions will be proposed and submitted.
THE LOST HARVEST QUEEN.
In the matter of llio libel of Charles XL Marshall and
others against the steamship Adriatic, of the White Star
line, to recover the value ol the American ship Harvest
Queen uiid cargo, alleged to have been lost in the Irish
Channel on the night oi December 30 and 31, 1875, by
collision with the Adriatic, the attorneys for the claimants
have tiled an answer in the United States
District Court, boioro Judgo Ulatchlord. Tho answer
avers that tho hull ol the vessel, which is supposed by
the owners ol the Harvest Queen to have been that ship,
did liot conic in contact with the hull of the Adriatic,
and that the vessel's beam passed the quarter ol the
Adriatic aud her light! disappeared, alter which her
loom was distinctly visible Irom the bridge of the
Adriatic as she sailed away to the eastward.
THE DOCKliAY CASE.
Mr. Frederick A. Dockrsy, who waa Collector of Customs
at Jacksonville, Flo., in 1800 and 1870, and who
went alter that time lo Cuba, Spain, and become the
object of much diplomatlo correspondence, left this
city last night, in company with United States Doputy
Marshal McMurray, of the Northern district of Florida,
to answer uu indictment lound there against bun by
tho Umtod Stales Grand Jury on December 1, 1873, lor
relalnlug unlawlully $3.700. alleged to be duo to tho
United Stales as fees. Mr. Dockray came from his
borne in Bridgeport on the receipt of a telegram from
tho deputy marshal requesting his proseuce lu New
York, audi waiving an examination, woul before Judge
Ulatchlord, who issued a warrant lor his return to
Florida. The indictment was framed, it is said, not ou
tho complaint of the United Stales, but of one of Dockray's
lormer bondsuicu, Dockrsy haviug declined lo
pay the said amount of fees received by bltu into tho
Un'ted Stales Treasury, after consultation with the
Supervising Agent of the Treasury and the ex-Attorney
General Williams, until a similar case, pending In Ohio,
was decided. That suit was decided In 'tavor of the
Collector. Tho Jury in Florida decided that the Ohio
decision did not spply in Florida.
THE HARLEM MURDER.
The Grand Jury yesterday louud an Indictment for
murder in tho first degree against Thomas J. Kartell
for the killing, with nn axe, on Friday last, ol Mrs.
Ann Hammer, the poor widowed washerwoman employed
by Mrs. Freeman, ol No. 2,114 Second avenue.
The prisoner will b? brought frotn the Tombs aud
arraigned in the Court of General Sessions to-day to
plead to the indictment.
DECISIONS.
UPItKMB GOCBT?CUAMBKR3.
lly Judge Douohuo.
Jordan vs. Mead; Kiefer va Webster; Kirby vs.
Hunter; The Kancuil Hall National Bank vs. Marshall;
Hrigg vs. Phillips; Society for Iho Reformation or
Juvenile Delinquents va. Koaobrook; Same vs. Lulor;
matter of Itanisey Crooks, Ac. ; Same va Same,
Rogers va Snebly; mutter of Henry J. Davison; matter
of Kveliuu U. Dsviaon; Morris va Urowa; Karis vs.
Parley; Wbealer anil another vs. Davslt; Cluflin
vs. Walsh; The Men bants' National Hank va
Mcrwin et al: Woll vs. burku; (Irani vs.
The Continental Life Insurance Company; Solomon
va Conner; matter <>i John M Hunter, Ac. ;
Carlo va. McUarn n; Via Riper and another va Van
Klper; Morris va Brown: Morgan va Lalor; lelhrop
va l.alor; Yorkes va Weeks; Wallace A Sons va
Caatle; Stevenson va. l.esley el al. ; Stewart vs. Lappln;
Perkins, Ac., vs. Tbs Church of the Disciples: mailer
of Adolphus Su hi bora; Rose va Senior: Wumacuiberg
vs. Hurke; llingee vs. Kleiscbmsna; Myers snd an
other va Kag.iu; Philips va Kenaedy; fearing vs.
l.alnr; Alnurall vs. De Voe; Wlllcoi A llibbs
Sewing Machine Coiiipnny va Klhott: Phelan
va Sit;*; Society lor the Reformation of Juvenile
Delinquents vs. Mylins; matter of Hunter;
matter ol the receivership of the Security Savings
Hank; Mendelsohn end another va Taylor; Kmeraon
va Kennedy; Morrison va Duoecoiube; Danzlger va
David; matter ol Mueller; Shuslcr va Kepper; Sullivan
va Raphael; Lewis va Uratian; metier ol Henry
L Pierson, Cerr va Books; Woods va. Halromb;
Conner va McLaughlin; Meoomey va Warren;
Murray ve. Schneider; Kaimey va. Davis; Clark va
l'ho Like Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
; Kuley va Risloy, Ac.; Roebuck va Doras;
(i. Martin*; Steven* vs. Wrialey; Gordon v?. Lindsay;
UUendorfcr v*. Weber (Xos. 1, 'i, a, 4 and ?).?
Granted.
llctta vs. The Orphan Asylum: (Kerens r% The Corn
KxcUatm* Batik; Xeedhatu v*. Madden. ?Motions denied,
without co-is.
.s levin vs. I'ollock; Gordon & Lindsay; tun ley vn
Lovolte.?Motions denied.
1 rvin vs. flaU and another.?Motion denied. Th*
case It one where It seems to me the plaintiff has fully
explained all hi* apparent delay,
j eiglnou el a! vs. higiaon ut aJ.?Granted. Allowance
IK HERALD, WEDNESDAY
will be put In when statement of value and writ la sub- a
willed. a
Kech va The I'htsnix Insurance Company.?Holloa 1 r
(rallied. j 1
Schoemng va King.?Motion to dismiss granted, with r
coals, without allowance.
lirown vs. Northrop; Golden va Heath; Taubco va v
Schiuck; B iksr va Meyer; Toner va The Mayor, Ac.? b
Orders ^ranlod.
Skurry va Halea?Motion dented. There is nothing e
In One tare that seems to mo to require the bottling of e
iuum. I'lie question can a* won ou iriau at npociai
Term The parly la mil untitled to the order. As mat- 1
tcr of right be is too lata. h
Brackuey vs. Black.?Proceedings' papers stayed un- j
less plaintiff witbia Uvo days servo copy of bond itud v
JustiUes sureties if excepted to.
Devlin vs. Shannon ; Harnett va Bcbtffer.?Opinions. , 1
Sheldon vs. Ray.?The affidavits are certaiuly con- 1
tradiclory, but I am inclined to think the 111x1011(7 lias
established tbe caao be obtained tlie order ot arrest on. i
Motion should be denied.
Stevens vs. Harris; Uoyle vs. Boyle.?Orders granted. <
Uahu vs. Kllers ct aL ; Pubst ot aL vs. l'abst et al.; i 1
Cltlzeus' Havings Rank vs. O'Rourke; inatler ol the 1
Guardian Havings Institution: Foster vs. Smyth- Doll 1
vs. Pozmaun; Kowler vs. Fowler; Korb vs. Hellman;
Anthony vi Nathan; Phutuu National Bank vs. ?
Keuiner.?Granted.
Steveus vs. The Corn Kxebunge Bank.?Denied, 1 1
without costs.
Doll vs. Inness.?Denied. *
Taylor vs. Morgan.?Motion granted. Order to be
settled on notice. I
HCPrtXlfZ COURT?CIRCUIT?PART 2. [
By Judge Westbrook. '
Tho l'ooplo, 4c., vs. Tweed ol al. -See opinion.
HUl'KBIOB COURT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Struggmunn ol al. vs. Duller. ? Demurrer overruled. ' I
| with leave to withdraw and answer upon payment of 1
! costs.
Noyuselal vs. Mowe et al.?Judgment for plaintiff 1
I on demurrer. 1
Carpeuter vs. Fischer et aL ?Deereo settled. i
Ardee vi Ranch.?Demurrer overruled, with leave ]
to withdraw same und answer upon payment ot costs, .
Tracy vs. Hockor.?Interlocutory ludgftient tor de- j
feudant, that plaiulitl' is not entitled to have the con- 1
ii an uiuuiin<u, ruiuriurti, ur vu iiuvu n auuuuvu mi
: Iraud; olber Issues U> be trlod by Jury If plaintiff elect
j to prosecute lurlber. See opinion.
Pendergaat va Phillips.?Motion deuied. Memorand
u in.
Kirk vt, Tho Mercantile Mutual ' Insurance Com- t
pany.?Order settled.
Mpofford et al. va. Tho Texas Land Company ot aL?
See memorandum. 1
By Judge Curtis. s
Tho People, 4c., ox rob Brow no vs. Comer, 4c.? (
Order to Ulo interrogatories.
MoGeorge vs. Junst.?^Motion granted. 1
KoniUky vs. Meyer.?Order vacating judgment
Lowcubein vs. Wolfsohu.?Motion dented, with $10 g
coals. *
Schwartz vs. O'Connor et al.?Order granting leavo *
to tlleund serve exceptions nunc pro tuue.
Tucker el al. vs. Kitnble.?Order dismissing com- | t
plaint, with $10 costs oi motion,
i Winn et al. vs. Crosby, 4c.?Order settled.
COMMON l'LKA.8?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge J. V. Duly. i '
Morango va Do Young.?Sureties approved. |
MARINK OOOTtT?C'llAMBERS.
By Judge McAdum.
Strulhors va Taliman.?Motion granted. See papers,
lloullng va Kelsa?Ldwurd Jacobs appoinlod re|
ceiver.
Dalton va Hoflinau.-S-Motlon denied. Seo indorse: j
> mcut.
LeiKS va. Peters.?findings settled.
I Ripley va Uidgeway.?Motion to open default
: granted, on terina
! flood va Smith; Sealo va Smith.?Motlona to vacate |
arrests denied.
Oral va Brown.?Judgment for plaintiff. Findings
! will be required. ] i
i. Uritllih vs. Bunion.?Costa taxed.
Drossy vs. Young.?Motion deuied.
Kelly'va Malono (Iwo casus).?Motion for furthor
i bill oi particulars denied.
Woll vs. Salomon.?Order lllod.
Louuuon va. Uadley; Knox va Welling.?Orders
granted. i
Oiler va Howson.?Mr. Henry McCarthy appointed
receiver.
Belchers va Weatherhead; Goodwin va Boslwick.?
Motions granted. I i
Curtis va. Myers; Dr.yluas va Weiuer.?Proceedings
j dismissed. ] i
Desmond va Moore; Myers vs. Bargoua?DefendI
ants defanlta
Kuho vs fisher; furmora' Milk Company va >
I Mlcbuels.?Motions grunted.
Irwin va Keid.?Order for commission granted.
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COUIiT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
Supiockk Court?Cuaiihrks?Hold bv Judge Dono|
hue.?Nos. 1, 2, 68, 08. 70, 86, 101, 102, 112, 134, 138,
! 102, 103, 104, 106, 180, 107, 108. 109, 179, 182, 197, 262,
203, 304, 308. 309.
Si-rkXMK Court?Gknkkal Term?Held by Judges
i Davis. Brady and Daniels.?Koa 100, 160, 150W, 161,
ol counsel for reeponduui, and \V. T. liirdaail lor appalInula.
li'l'KALK rUUM OKDXKA.
Na US. Joseph Kpcar* and othera.'r??t>cm!ents, T*.
John Maiibews, app>TI.<nt?Appeal from an order of
lbi) Ueaerai Term? Argued by 1 homaa Atlleea of oouu- j
el for appellant, audio. .V. Tall lor respondent.
Noa. 344, 346. The I'eople ex rol. Mary A. Mcheack,
I appellant, ra Andrew H. Urovu, Comptroller, Ac., to- j
| 16-2, 163. 154. 156, 160, 158, 93, 107, 160, 100, 101, 102,
i 105, 106X. ICO, 107.
Supreme Court?Special Tkem?Hold by Judgo Lar- i
; romore.? Nan. 130, 47, 260, 71, 03, 242, 08, 230, 81, 84, 1
261, 200. 66, 808, 183 to 106 iucluslve.
Supreme Court?Circuit?Purl 1?Hold by Judge
Hirrolt.?Nos. 2624. 2526, 1246. 965. 2701, 1060, 1293,
1295, 1297, 1299, 1301, 1303, 1305 1307, 1309, 1311, 1313, j
1315, 131i. Part 2?Hold by Judge Lawroucu.? Case l
i on, No. 2352. No day calctiUur. l'arl 3? Held by
i Judge Van VorsL?Case on. No. 1250. No day calendar. ]
Superior Court?General Term.?Adjourned lor
j the term.
Superior Court?Special Term?Held by Judgo
CurllR?Nor 21, 11, 16, 18, 22, 33, 35.
Superior Court? 1'rial I kkm?Part 1?Held by
Judge .Sanlord.?Cane on, No. 1217. No day cal- j
endar. Part 2?Held bv Judge Spelr.?Nor. 1011, i
090, 800H, 062, 882, 710, 48, 1020, 002, 1002, 074, 778,
788, 1012, 008.
I Common 1'lkae? Kyrirr Term?Held by Judge Van
Brunt.?Noe. 8, 32, 1.
Common Plkam?General Teem.?Adjourned to Monday.
April 3, 1870.
Coemoe 1'leas?Trial Term ?Part 1?Held by Judgo
Kobiunon.?Case on?No. 1978. No day calendar.
Parti 2 and 3?Adjourned Cor the term.
Marine Court?Trial Term?Part 1?Held by Judge
Alker.?Nop. 3315. 3916, 2212, 79(18, 7098. 6337, 0(1X2,
7090, 2280, 2571, 2849, 7174, 3985, 3980, 3988. Part 2? |
Held by Chief Justice Shea.?Nor 0082, 1602, 708IJ,
3802, 0396, 0991, 1907, 1214, 3139, 3140, 6004, 5005, 3401,
2334, 5040, 0224. Part 3?Held by Juugo Ooepp.? Nos.
0849, 0777, 0057, 6920, 5800, 3010, 0072, 5070. 4090, 0010,
3598, 6712, t>61K, 0573, 7031, 7104, 3130, 3700, 0882, 6846,
0090, 7100, 0702, 0810.
Court op Uenkhal Sessions?Held by Uecordor
i HackotL?The People vs. John McDovllt and Patrick 4
Carroll, robbery; Same ve. William Jamea and Janiea
! Donne, burglary; Satne vr Jamea McCue, burglary;
Same va. Leonard Slelzlc, burglary; Same va Micbael
Sullivan and Janiea Mceban, burglary; Same va. henry
Doyle, burglary; Same vs. August Palmer, burglarv;
Same vr Jobu o'Callaban. felon oua assault an i battery
; Same vr Christian Meyor, grand larceny; Same
vr Margaret Edwards, grand larceuy; Same vs. Willlam
Witt, grand larceny; Same vs. John Hunting,
6rami larceny; Same vr Margaret McDonald, grand
ireeny; Same vr Jonathan Hrier and John Wuas,
grand larceny; Same vs. David Steinberg, grand lar- i
ceny; Same vs. Ibercao Eaber. grand larceny: Samo
v*. Ernest llcot, grand larceny; Same vr Joseph
Blew, grand larceny; Same vr Micbael Knowlca, grand
larceny; Same vs. Aribur lllumlv und George Krohe,
false pretcm ee; Same vr Thoniaa McDowell, petti larceny.
TAMPERING WITH A JURYMAN.
Yesterday an examination took place before Police
Juallce Walsh, Brooklyn, in the matter of tho complaint
of Edwurd Uowon against Colonol AbnerC. Keenoy. Asalslant
District Attornoy Snell appeared Tor tho People
and General Catlin fur Mr. Kocney. There was a large
audience In tbe court. Mr. Hendrlckson made tho
samo statements ss have already been published In the
Herald. ?*or tbe defenco Mr Samuel Bay Has and !
Charles C. Copeland tei-lltled that they would not believe
Hendrlckson under oatb. Similar evidence was
(riven by Mr. Kusbmore, alorinor aocretarv oi iho company.
General I'bilip 8. Crookc (entitled that Hcndrickaon
waa one of thuse men wbo believed everybody else wiut
wroni( and that he waa right; he thought he bad
a ' double back-action compouml putent-lock In hia
head aud ha bad loat the key of it.''
Mr. Kceuoy than testified In hla own behalf in denial
ol the accusation.
On motion of counael for defence the caae waa digmissed.
Colonel Kocnev now threatens to Institute run
against Messrs. Rouen. Cotbern and Woolworth for
conspiracy In Inducing Hcndrlcason to make the allegations
of attempted bribery against In in.
COUltT OF APPEALS.
Aula nr. March 21. 1870.
In the Court ol Appeals, present Chiel Judge Hanford
K. Cburcb, Associate Judges William V. Allen,
Charles A. Kappalo, Charles Androw, Theodore Miller
and Robert Karl:?
MOTIO as.
Ma A Ibe People, ka, ex ret David Wolf, defendants
in error.?On motion ol Samuel J. Crooks, of
counael for plulnilfl In error, ibis cause can be
nolired as an appeal from an order and heard on any
Tuesday.
Mo. 214. Kpbratm D. Drown, respondent, against
The Mayor, Ac., appellant. ? Motion to advance this
eause domed. Thomas Allison for the motion.
No. VH (ou old calendar}. Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Railway Company, respondents, vs. Thomas M.
! Tvtig, appoilant?Motion for r< argument.?Mr. Tyng
tor tbo motion and .Samuel Hand, opposed.
Herman V lloatwick, respondent, va George W. lairraway.
appollaul.?Motion to dismiss appeal granted,
with costs, and $10 coat of motion. S. C. Moak for respondent.
Na U7 (on old calendar). George Alexander, respondent,
va. The (ierinnniu fire Insurance Company,
appellants?Motion lor rearguineul.?Mamucl Hand, of
counsel lor respondent, and John Cbetwood for appellants.
Court took papers.
Caleb D. Glldorsleeve, respondent, r?. William R
Dixon and others, appellants.?Motion by respondent to
dininlsa suiteal as not taken In tune. Horace Andrews.
; MARCH 27, 1P76.-TRT1
pondent. The People e? rel. The New York inept-nary.
appellant, Tit Andrew 1L (ir vu, Comptroller,
espondoiit.? i'?i?.,e twu cum, argued as "be. A. 0.
Ire Wii of roamwl lor appellants, and T. U. Clockson for
espMMMl.
No. 3aA Fayette W. Pierce and another, appellants,
s. Pauls. Brown and another respondents. Affirmance
iy default. Leroy 8. Gove, of counsel for respouoents.
Day calendar. No. y.?Charles Y. Ko xeveit and oihrs,
respondents, vs. James A. Roosevelt 'tad another
i* rel., Ac., appellants.?Argued by George (k I'eWilt
ilid Charles A, I'eabody, ol counsel for appellants, and
iy Edward T. Barllclt aud George 11. Ycainaus for repoudents.
No. 11. William R. FaJrchild und another, appellants,
'a. Egbert H. Kairchild ?t aL, rcapondeuta.?Argued by
Cdward C. Jamea. of counsel lor appellants, and by W.
i*. Shepherd, L. Haabrouck, Jr., and F. B. Chandler
or respondents. Case still on.
Adjourned.
DECISIONS.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs to
ibide events.?White vs. Continental National Bank;
'uucett vs. Nichols; Levy vs. llurgess; l.ules vs.
Jriggs and another, couimisaiouer, Ac. ; Doyle vs.
Lord; Voltz vs. Ulacktnar; Volts vs. Blackinsr.
Judgmeut altlrmed, with costs.?Ueermaus vs. ltobirson;
Brlggs vs. Partridge; Latbrop vs. Bratuholl;
Horse vs. Brocfcett; Morse vs. Brocket!; Brocketl vs.
Morse; March vs. First National Bauk of Mobile; The
Atlantic ana Pactilc Telegraph Company vs. Barnes;
L'olo vs. Vsn Keurin; Dounce vs. Dow; Barnes vs.
Molt; Caggcr vs. Lansing; Voso vs. Yuloe; Baker vs.
Home Life Insurance Company; lluhhard vs. Gurnoy.
Order of General Term reversed and judgment of
Special Term altlrined, with costs.? Helms vs. Goodwill
Order of Genoral Term alHrinod and judgment absolute
lor plalntHT on simulation, with costs. Wilson vs.
Dorun.
Order aftlrnW and Judgment ubsoluto for the derenilant
on stipulation, with costs. Head vs. The
Westchester Kire Insurance Company,
tirder of the Suprento Court inodillod by deducting
the htil<n>nt awarded the respondent lor costs and expunse*
of the reference to $260, ae and lor the damago
>y reason of the injunctioo, without posts to either
fiarty In this Court?(.union vs. ilroen.
calbsuar.
Day calendar Court of Appeals lor Wednesday,
If arch 22, 1870.? No* 16, 17, lw, 20, 21, 22, 12 and 2d
I30AUD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health held its weekly session yesterlay.
Sanitary Superintendent Day officially reported tho
leath of his assisiaut, fir. Uodeusiein. In the ublenco
of Commissioner Vanderpoel, Chairman of the
Committee on Appointments, tho vacancy was not
lllod.
Tho weekly report of tho Doputy Hegistrar of Vital
Uatistics shows a slight increase of diphtheria and
miniipox.
The report of tlio cotnnilltco to whom was referred
he resolution by thu l'ulice Board calling upon the
Health Department to vacate their present apartments
in Ibo Central Police Olllco was read.
it stales that the committee hud several Interviews
with the i'oiice Commissioners to consider tko subject,
and that the committee, waiving all lugul claims to thu
possession ol the premises, proceeded to ascertain
what could bo done to accommodate the 1'ollce Department.
Tho report further stales that thu rooms oskud
lor cannot bu vac >t?d without a complete removal of
the Hoard of lloalih from thu Molt street building, as
the rooms occupied, lur from being unnecessary, are
really too small lur tho use of the Bureau ol Vital .Statistics.
There are, it says, no buildings or leused propcity
belonging to the city which could bo used lor tho
Board ol Hualth, and there is no appropriatlou
which can bo cmployod to hire or lit up a suitable
building. With regard to the proposition of tho i'olico
Board to assign litem thu police station house iu Twenty
ninth street, the committee report that on inspection
thoy louud it too stuull attd badly planned lor
their purpose, and further, thai II would require au expenditure
of Iroui $5,(mx) to $10,000 to construct in it
the necessary fireproof vaults lor the prc.-orvaliuu of
Ibetr records. Besides these drawbacks, Ihev say It Is
Inconvenient of access, and would thus iniiicl great
trouble upon those who ure compelled to call at tho
Dlllcc daily, including scavengers, undertakers, Ac.
Another objection tbey urge is that the privato families
by whom Twouty-nlulh street ts almost entirely
ocoupied would be greatly annoyed by the smallpox
tmhulauce, the dlsinlucliiig wagons aud olhor ghastly
vehicles wbicb would bo continually standing at the
door.
In conclusion tho report declares thu Board cannot
vacate Its present premises till some provision is made
lor It elsewhere by competent authority, but that for
the accommodation of thu other department they will
consider with it the possibility ol making u provisional
srruugemeiil by which thu Vaccinating Bureau may be
removed, thus vacating ihtuo rooms on the first tloor,
and one or more rooms could bo given up on the third
Hour.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Jackson?Bosnian.? On Thursday, tho loth Inst., at
the Church ol tho 1 ranstlguralioii, by the Kov. K. C.
Houghton, Uiuruk W. Jackson, of New York, to J.
LixxiB Boscukn, daughter of William P. Buell, of
Albuny, N". Y.
Albany papers pleuac copy.
DIED.
Acld.?On tho morning of the 21st Inst, after a long
sickness, which ho bore without a murmur, William
Ai i.o, eldest son of Hubert aud Agues Auid, in the 31st
your ol his age.
Friends ol the family arc iuvited to attend tho
iuuorsl. to Greenwood, on Thursday, at one o'clock,
Iroin his parents' residento 426 Weil 47th sL
Basso.? On Mouduy, March 20, Auisaxox Sydney
Bakxk, son of Mary J. uud the late Samuel O. Bakor,
aged 23 years.
Hoimjnox, aged 6 mnutb* and M da/a, alao on Tueaday,
March 21, m?tu Ja?k Hudohuo, ?g>-<l b year* and 1
month*. children or ftluhard U. and Kanaia K. Hodgaon.
iuuaral aorvioo at Uta raaidema of ihetr grand la I bur,
"Kunor.il services ut the residence of his mother. No.
36 Ka?l 32d Hi., litis (Wednesday) evening, at half-past
seven o'clock.
The body will be taken to Cbappaqua, N. Y., on
Thursday morning, for interment
11 ark Kit? In Baltimore, on the 7lh of March, Gkonoa
Y. Bakkkii, aged 36 years, formerly of the tlrrn of A.
C. Scbaeter A Co., of this city.
Baylkr?At Turrylown, March 20, 1870, I.kah, arlfo
of the lato James Uayle*. in the Rfllh year of her ago.
kuiicrnl at her late residence, Broadway. Thursday,
March 23. ltelallvca ulid 11 lends are respoctlully invited
to attend.
Bkau?In Brooklyn, on Monday, 20th Inst, Gkorus
W. Bkau M. U , in the 82d year oi Inn age.
Kuneral service at his late residence, No. 118 SL
Mark's uvuuuv. on Wednesday, 22d, at three P. M.
Interment at Clifton Bark, Saratoga county, N. Y.
Cash.?On Monday morning, March 20, 1870, William
H. t^ARK, alter a severe Illness, In the 30th year ol his
age.
The frieuds of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend the luueral. from bis lute residence, No. 03
Bower si., Jersey City Heights, this (Wednesday) morning.
at leu o'clock. The remains will he taken to too
Church ol SL I'aul ol the Cross, whore u requiem minis
will he celebrated for the repose of his soul; thence to
Calvary Ceraetory lor interment.
Cahhiuy.?In Brooklyn, K. D., Monday, March 20,
1870, Thomas Cassioy, lu the hOtli year ol his age, alter
a short iilnesA
Belalivos and lrlends of tho family are respoctlully
Invited to attend the luncral, from his late residence,
hi) Division avenue, Brooklyn. K. 1)., Wednesday
morning. March 22, at half-past nino o'clock. Theremains
will he taken tp Sts. I'otor and i'aul'a church,
2d st., at leu o'clock, erhere a solonin requiem mass
will he offered lor tho repose of his soul, and front
thence to Calvary Ccmotcry lor mtcrrnenL
Daily.?On March 20, Paul Daily, a native of tho
parish of Six-nulo Bridge, county Clare, Ireland, in
the 32d vear of hia ago.
The relative# and iriands of tho family are respectfully
luviled to attend the funeral, lrom Ins late residence,
400 West 26th St., on Thursday, tlio 23d lust., at
ono o'clock, i ho remuina will ho interrod In Calvary
Cemetery.
Dibtx ?In Williamsburg, N. Y , on Sunday, March
IV. 1K70, Cathakink H. L wile of Benjamin Diets,
aged &4 years, 7 months and 20 days.
ltclativos aud lrlends ol tho luuilly; also mombcrs of
Schiller Bodge, No. 304, K. aud A. M.; Progressive
Chapter, No. 108, uud Du Witt Clinton Comiuaudary,
No. 27, are respoctlully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. 06 l.eeav on Wednesday,
tho 22d of Murch 1870, at two o'clock P. M
Doiiksv.? On Monday, March 20, Tillio W. Douk.ny,
aged V years.
Ihelriends of her father aro invited to attend the
funeral, front No. 1U Ogden place, Newark, N. J? on
Wodnesday morning, at ten o'clock. Intcrmeut In
r?lvnrr CfiinflU rV
Uuxovax.? On fuonday, March 21, Uh iukl J Doxova?,
late leader ( Douuvnn'a band, aged 34 year*.
Relative* and Irloud* of the fuinily are rc*por.Uuily
Invited to attend the funeral. from lit* late residence.
No. 20 Spring hi., on Thuraday afternoon, at one
o'clock.
Doaciikb.?On Tucaday, March 21, John N. Doariiua,
inlant *on of J. X. and C. 1). l)o*cher, aged 4 montha
Frli-uda of the taiinly are Invited to attend the
funeral, iroin the residence, No. 1UV Oth *1, corner of
Kllmore pluco, Wlllbunahurg, on lbursday, Marco 2d,
at two o'clock.
Kuaisiox.?At Blooulleld, X. J., on Tuceday, 21 it
March, Axxim Woouata* (Jalowri.l, wile of John fcdmiuktou
aged 52 yearn.
funiD.?U bla reaidcnce, 149 Jeriey av., Patrick
Flood, aged 48 year*.
> uncral aervicea on Thurvday, at ten o'clock.
Ueai.L.? on I ue*day morning, <Juaulr? UaaiL, In the
71*1 year of bla uge.
Kulalleea und Irlonda of tno family are re?pectfnlly
Invited to attend the luncral, from Ina late residence,
162 hual 30th at., on Thuraday, 23d InaL, at ono o'clock
P. M , without lurther notice.
lUviLToa.? At Flushing. I* 1., on Monday, Mar' b 30,
William H. Hamilton, aon of the lite Charie* A. Hamilton,
of pneumonia. In tbo 31*1 year of 111* age.
Relative* and friend* are reapcctlully Invited to attend
the funeral, from St. fleorge'it church, Fluahing,
on Wednesday, Mitch 22, at two P. M.
Uakkixon.? On Sunday, March 19, Mart, widow of
tbo late John llarrlaou, aged 80 year*.
Tb?rrlenU*ol tbe latnily are reapectfully invited to
attend her funeral, Iroin her late renhleuco. No. 237 De
lancey at., on Wedneeday, 22d inai., at one o'clock
HlAlk.?On Monday, March 30, Alfrid Ciiarlr*,
only child ol John C. and Katie K. Hertle.
Relative# and friend* are invited ki attend the funeral
on Weduraday, March 22, at two o'oiock P. M., Irotu
residence No. 5 Wlntbrop place
ii im u...i... un,,ll Ofl a, it
*le sheet:
Alexander Kay Irsnn. 6-> Rant 4th K, thla (Wednesday)
evening, at hull past suveo o'clock, Relatives uud
trieada of Urn family are respe< ilully invited to attend.
HuLtML'vaKii.?At Mouroe, Orange county, \Iareh 5,
Dia?a M . widow of John I.. Holthuyaen and daughter
j of the late Abraham L. Smith. New York.
Hoaxnv?On Tueaday, March 21, of membraneous
croup with acarlet fever, Atoaxo, Jr., aecond eon of
Alonio and lrloo M. Hornby, aged 3 yeara and 4
months.
The funeral will tuke place at the residence of his
parents. No. 4 West both ah. on Thursday morning,
the 23d tout , at ten o'clock. The relatives and friends
arc invited to attend without turlher uoticc.
K a it as ? On Monday, March 20, Kmaxiei. K Arras, \
In the blth year of his age.
The tuneral will lako place on Thursday. March 23, at
two o'clock, lrotu his late residence, at Cltlloii, Staten !
Island.
Kkllt.?On Mouday, March 20, at her residence. 2T'l
3d a v., Mrs Mary Ksllv, wile of the letc Tliomaa
Kelly, ugod 79 years.
The friends of tho family are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from the Church of the kplphany,
2d av. and 22d sk. on Wednesday, at ten o'clock. Tho
remains will be takcu thence to Calvary Cemetery.
California papers please copy.
Keum-On Monday, March 20, Euwix Lothiax, i
youngest son of Charles U. and Agnes T. Karr, aged b
i months.
Funeral fron the residence of hla parents, 202 West 1
22(1 8L, on Wednesday, 22d inst., at one o'clock P. M.
; Kiiuai Ou March 20, Waltsa, ton of F. J. Kirpal,
aged 1 year.
I I.kk ?On Monday, March 20, Cakkim Auiui, only |
daughter or Jobu and Hunriotia Lae, aged 3 years, 11 ;
months und I'd day*.
The relatives aud friends are Invited to attond the
funeral, this (Wudursduy) ufleruoou, at one o'clock,
from the residonce of her parents, No. 203), Weat
| l'Jth st.
Likiikmroth.?In College Point, L. I., on the 15th
| Inst., of diphtheria. Huwaru Jkkomk I.ikiiknkotii,
1 youugesl son of Adolph aud I.oouura M. Liuoeurolh,
aged 1 year, 9 mouths and 24 days.
Iaivitt.?On Sunday, March 19, Ckorgk Lovtcrr.
ltelativea and frieuda ol tho family are respectfully
Invited to allcud the luueral, on Weuneaday, 22d lust.,
at one o'clock, trout hla late residence, 442 Classou av.,
Brooklyn.
Mkhko.?At Quarantine, March 17, 1870, William H.,
ou or Captain Michael Medro, aged 23 years, of Flushing,
L. I.
Hurled at Quarantine Tuesday, March 21, until further
notice.
Moras,?On Tuesday morning. March 21, Crack |
Adbllk, twin daughter of Jatnes H. und Truasu Uurun,
aged 9 mouths aud 21 days.
Funeral from residence 401 West 55th st, to-day, at
i two o'clock.
Mo.ntkatu.?At Albauy, Monday morning, Murcii 20, ;
{ Eiiwauu YV. Montkatu, only son of Peter Montcuth.
r uuorai iiuin uin laiu rvsiuuncu, xvi aiaiu at , aimuii/,
on Thursday, at one o'clock P. M.
Mt'lukew ?In the "bill year of his age, Bkknard ,
Muluhsw, a native of tho parish of Llsseue, county
Tyrone, Iroland.
His lute friends and the friends of Ills sons, David ,
and Hernaru, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from his lute residence. No. 363 2d av., this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at ball-past one o'clock.
MoCouut.?Ou Sunday, March id, Francis, youngest
son of the lato Patrick and Bridget McCourt, In tho
ltith year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family aro ronpoctfully
invited to atteud tho funeral, on Wednosduy, j
March 22, at one o'clock I*. 11 , from tho residence of !
his brother, 360 Kast 74th sL
McKknsa.?On Monday. March 20, 1S70, Willi* J.,
sou of Jos. K. and Mary F. McKenua, aged 4 years, 0
uionlhs and 22 days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
atteud the funeral, from the residence of his pureuts,
313 West 26lh St., on Wuduesday afternoon, the 22d, at
half-pust one o'clock.
MoKjhuht.?On Monday, March 20, Babuaua ;
McKniuiit, agod 80 years.
Tho rolativus and tricuds of the family aro Invited to '
1 attend tho funeral, from the residence' of her son-inlaw.
John Ouuiup, 205 West loth sl, this day, at two r
. o'clock.
McLaughlin.?In this city, on March 21, 1370,
Jamks McLaughlin, aged 33 years.
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
uncle, Nicholas Mageuu, 135 9tli av.
Floor?-In Brooklyn, suddenly, on Monday, March
20, ElkanorH., wife of Kdwurd N. l'lgot.
lielulives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence,
No. 510 Bedford av., on Wednesday, March 22, at halfpust
two P. M.
Pittman.? On Tuesday, March 21, 1870, Maggie, beloved
wife of Frederick J. Piltinan, in the 30th year of j
I her age.
Notice of funeral in to-morrow's paper.
Psay.?At White Plains, Westchester county, on i
Saturday, March 18, Kukmrzkr IL 1'say, in tho 83d ;
year ol his ago.
Kelative* and friends of tho family are Invited to
j attend the funeral, from Grace church, Whito Plains, at
' lia!! |mft ouo o'clock P. M. Wednesday, March 22, 1876. i
I Carriages will meet the 10:25 and 11:40 A. M. trains j
' from Grand Central depot.
yt is.?On Monday tuorninit, 20th Inst., at her late !
residence, No. 388 Bridge sl, Brooklyn, Mart T., j
wile of Joseph P. Iiuin, aged 34 years.
Fuueral services at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Mott St., '
; Now York, on Wednesday, 22d inst., at half past ton
o'clock.
Boon.?In Now Haven, Monday, March 20. Edwin i
Makiilk. only child of Charles 11. and the lato Anna S.
| M. Hood, aged 2 years and 10 months.
1 11....V. A ova if U,.KaL-?.. V T vs..uaunw Uxrvv A D n
| tn tliu U5lh year of Iter uyo.
Relatives anil Iricnds arc invited to alteud ttio
1 funeral, from the rcsideueo of lier grandson, Albert
i Bogert, Jr., No. 300 Bloomiicld St., near 8th at.,
| Hoboken, on Thursday, 23d March Inst., at half-past
I twelve o'clock P. M.
Suffolk county papers please copy.
j RtaX.?On Monday, March 20, Bkxxih Ryan, a native
of the pariah of Bartholomew, county Cork, Ireland,
aged 50 years.
The remains will be taken from his late residence,
102 North 6th sL, Williamsburg, at nine o'clock, on
Thursday, March 23, to St.'Vincent de Paul's church,
whero a solemn requiem mass will be said lor tho repose
of his soul. Tho luueral will leave the church at
two o'clock P. M ; thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Status.? At Jersoy City Heights, on Tuesday, March
21. Catuarixk Maut, wife of Isaac Slates ugod 04
; years.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to I
attend the luueral, Iroin hor late reaidenco, No. 108
Webster av., Jersey City lloighta, on Thursday afternoon,
tho 23d Inst., ut two o'clock.
Tryox.?On Monduy, March 20, In Boston, Joux '
Tryow, aged 75 yoars.
The rolatlves and friends of the family aro invited to
attend the funurul, at two o'clock, from the Methodist
Kpiscopal (Korayth at.)-church, botwoon Canal and
Division >U, on Wednesday, March 22.
Waltkr.?In Williamsburg, on Sunday, March 10,
1870, after a severe illness, Josarii Waltkb, of this
city, aged 08 years, 4 months and 12 days.
The relatives and friends of the family, and also
j membersol Smcorotto I.odge, I. O. orO. P., are invited
to attend tho lunerul, from his lato residence, No. 227
Itutledgo St., on Thursday, at two o'clock P. M.
Wbhi!IT.*-Od tho morning of the 21st Inst., at the
residence or his son-in-law, W. H. Bitter, Hiram
> Wriuut, in his 84tli year.
Puncrul at 230 West 34th St., on Thursday, at one
o'clock P. M.
Rochester papers please copy.
A? WKF.KLY AND MONTH I, V FAYMBNTS TAKKN
lor furniture, C.rpol. and Bedding >1 B M. UDWJ
PKKTIIWAIT A CO.'8. 155 and 157 Chatham it. Au tinaiunee
.lock at low prices.
A PIUVATK PAMILY MBMDINO IMMKIHATK
. V eaeli, will toll, via. I llundrome Pitrlor Nulla In erimron
and tan eutlu, coal $H5U. lor $2i*i; $150 rep riuit, $30;
Mtelnwar Pianoforte. $2110; Bedroom got*, with dicing
carer, $ > ), $1511, .ingle Hud.teada, Bureau., hair aud aurlng
Maltroe.. library mid dining furniture; Turkish Suits In
rotclaine and tapu.lry, $75, $I5U; Palntlnaa. Broneee. I'*rputr,
3Uu. yuru. Ac. Muri bo aold. iloodr can remain until
May 1. Hall, brown atnuo private reaideuco. No. 47 Weal
ltitlt at., botwoon 5th aud Bin avr
puivatb famTly WTllkklL IMMKDIATBLY
their Furniture; uieiruiUceut erluieon ratio brocade
Parlor Suit, i oat $175. for at O; one do.. $U6: rep aud haircloth
eiilta. 43.5 up; Chamber Hulta.wlth Dreeeiug Users. $-'iO:
hair aud ?uring Mattrerrce, Hedatesda, Bureau., Curtains,
U.rpete, Dining Furniture. Silverware ; roeowood Pianoforte,
coat $* at, for $245. Hall at privata reaidenoe, 1U6 Karl l.'lth
at . two doora Imui 4th av.
Apkivatk" family dbulinino not SLKKKPing
will a. II Tor immediate eaeh. elegant aailn Parlor
nulla, coat fl.'***. for $25 >. one do . $125; rep and haircloth
Suita, $WI and $5ti; elegant aolid black walnut Bedroom
Suite, $3" lo $150: Bed.lvads. Bareaw*. Dreaaiug Caaa?, Hu
reaua, Wardrobe*, hair aa<l spring Mattresses, and a geueral
assortment of Household Furniture N. B.?An elegant upright
Windsor I'lann. curt $1.1**1. for $2SO. Call, private
reside nee Mo. LU Wert 23d at., near ttth av.
Fl'RNITl'KB. tiOOII WILL, At.-., OF A DKSIIIABLY
located lodging hoitre for aale; cheap rent; eacellent
bu.laeae chance. Address PKOFITAHLK, Herald ofllee.
SnTuMn in-: -rich and common. at private
p rale thla week ; auction prfcea; owuera waut money;
I atored till Mav free. FAVOK'H Auction Ifotiae, 18 Kaet
lath at. N. It ?Meet location for ralea furniture aad murehaadiee,
private or aeetfow.
jrtouii skhonD'Hand and misfit carpets, oYL
Ix Clothe. At- , very chaap, at the old placa, 112 Fultoa at.
Pnce lie* ?eul free. __ _ _
P~ ANT7ki?T?NC LINl Nl? HOL'HKK KF.PINtl ADDRF.sS
Inline (lately PKIMKK, 2H3 7lh av. Will pay hlgheal
price, lor I arpeta. Furnituie, Planoe. Mirror.. Bedding.
Tff K L It API NO Fhlt*mB8 AND CARPhT HOC BR
In tits United Stale, on the In.talwient plan la OROHOR
1 A. CLAKKK'H. 747 Hroa>lway; apaelal teruisjgo parties faraiehiug
honeae and French flata.
WAKTKI) TO PVECHAKB.
O"' FP1CB FLKNIll Ith WAMKD-HOOl) A.NDCUMAP;
ail down Drake, Hhairs. Table, olllce Lounge, Ac. ApI
ply at 14 Park place, .eeond II<?>r
\iA n tiTd-a i.igu 6 it "bar, wTr ii bah khh blvTV
log aud Fixtures, Ihe bar to be about 35 feet long.
Addre.. M Mct'l.l SKKY. 1 leat Montague at , llrooklyu.
WANIKD?FLATK UIASS. ABOUT 7UX80, FOB
.how window. JAljUKn. 70 A .tor ilouee.
W ATI II KM, JKWBLItY, AC.
i /Trn HLKRUKBK ST NEAR broad* ay. NUNKY
;v atlvaucea on Diamonds, Watch**, Jewelry, me.; tiw
fawnbrokers' Ticket* bought of Diamonds, watches, Ac.
77 Biaeckcr *t.
A'T 6?7 BIMMDWAV. TIOHNKH 4TH ST DIAmonds.
Watches, Jewelry, htlks, Lace* and r*r.<>n*l
I Tn-perty of every description bosKlit and *>W, i"2?" ,?,''**
Mated. AmiWf. matth BWA.
A DVA.NCKS MA UK OjT DIAMOND* "
A Jewelry. Merchandise, An. at WILLIAM KKIMAN d,
, 111 Nassau at . rixnu '?.
I A T liirRKOAOWAY. NKAK 2I*T BT.-H>I AMOX DS,
A Watch*., Jewelry. *old or silver Laee*. Camel* llair
I MUa.le, A.? fcrm.rly Mew Twl Hot*l_
1 TkdDMKY OS DlAMUffUB, WATCHES, AC.-OtA
JV1 mult*. Watchaa. Jawalrf, >tll?ar*ara aad ?a* Kacaaaa
' bought aad ?dd on. * wlion daalrad at a vary amall adraaca
UaO C ALO.K*, Jaaailar, l.ldJ Ur.>ad?r*r. aaar AHb aa.
9
FOR NALR.
AN ELKUANT KII.VKKFLATKii IMPROVED WIIHKL
r A Wilaon SewiHi Machine. coat a few molitUa ?14U
(Mi, will be aold lor ?li>. at lib lt. n.1 ?t., near boarry.
?>OK rtALK. OYSTKK ^SAlTooNH.- Llyl'Ott
. Mtoraa. )'l|;ar Stnraa, Loilgini; lln'iaea, Meat Marketa,
corner Oroceriea, Hakariaa. M ITCHELI/k. 77 Cedar at
A" RARIi OPFOHTL'NIT*-- UKSTAl'KANT. IS A It,
W'lna arid Supper Knntna. with Hleepiriit eooiplatalr
furulahad; paying well , cheap and profitable ill'
vuatuiaot* MITCIlKDL, 77 Cedar at.
Vr I 1X15 I l-UA^n "A 'II 1.1. n??w.ll i I .1 I I U A l/U,
duwu town, cheap ; avcrape trnde. W> dally
LLOYIi A WAUO. .'J Broadway.
\ Milt S.vT.E! I)KH1 STItRKH OltOOKIlIEM, IIKjL
. tanrauta, cigar alure*. CoufeclioBeriee, Milk Itoutea.
If ynu want to buy yr an 11 a buaiueaa call at hTUICKLAXD'H,
3H liuakinan at.
i OHKSSMAKKK'S BUHIMKMH WITH tukeb
V ricoly furuiabed Itcoiut, fur ulu choap Inquire at 119
Mnodouital (l.
rVai'u stoke you SAVE a DUKE AS UYSI-etsia,
J " atat ion K.
t\k1.'u HTOUE?CHOICE LOCATION. LoNti KMTAHJ
" lialird, firat claal builutia, 96,1M> raab; Du tpcali. 3. 1droaa
IL, llerald oMce.
VOK MALE KOHKWOOD HOOKCAHK, ELATE
I glass doors, is 10, price #"'?. (.'luck, with Hrutiae
Figure mid Vanes; pair of Cliiua Vaw?, two Water Colors,
marine. Apply to janitor. lOI West 4*tli at.
lAiilt SALE Tills WKKK-LAKUB liquor stoke,
I owners leaving tlie city; can be bad at a bargain. AdUreta
box 33n Herald ..fllcc.
IFOR MAITK AT As AC RIF1CK?A DRY AND FANCY
X Uonda Store; aatialaciury reaauna; beat lucaiity. 142
Ocean av , Jeraey City lieigtila. (irajcuvUlc cara para I be
duur.
I.AOK SALE?FT UN III KK A NO ilnul) WILL OF
Hoarolug Houae tilled with boardera; good location;
luuat be sold. Apply to K. II. MASON, 31 1'ark row
TjAOIt SALE.?A COMT1.KTK STOCK OF TYPE AND
I? Materials fur a aiuull newspaper and Job printing office,
consisting ol a Washington Smith Maud Press, 31 fouta oj
Job Type, 19 Typo Cn?es,2 double caao rttuuda, 93 fine Cuts,
4 < .alloys, Lead Cuttor, Itrasa Columns, Imposing Mtone,
Ac. Ac., will bo auld uu Wednesday, Marcli 33, !S7ti. at II
A. SI.. at No. 13 Bowery s Vlkltv t\. Anutluneor.
oil hale?a no. 3 matiiews soda water aFparalua
in perfect ur.lor. Addroaa Al'l"AIt.ATL'M.
Herald ullice.
E?OK MALK-A ?'U:ST CLASS lniW MiiW . coHNKK
F Liquor Store; aploudid location; oaay terma. Apply
Irum 13 to 3 o'clock. J. C. K.A VAN Atill. (lit Wall at.
LKlH S \LK?IIOl'sK AMI LOT, Wll'll E1KS1 CLASS
1 llakcry, told acparate or together. 740 lotb a*., between
5<ltb and hist a Is.
"Moll SALK-A IIOOI) (1 K<it'KKYTtWO HOOD HOUSES
I and 'l'ruok. Call at 3,'?4 Weal 3fdli at.
T^OK SALE-LEASEHOLD TWO STORY ItltlOK. 25*
r 50; 12 furnished rouma. liar uud Flxturea; ad)oiuiuf
railroad deiiol; rent ' a year.
TOVVNSIi.NU A MAIION, IS Chamber, at.
IjlOlt HA LB?H l.'TTK K, Ki.O, MILK AND PKODUOR
Store ; uiurt be told. aa tlio owner baa other bualnoaa.
1 n<| ill re at HAS Canal at. or at the atoro. 21? Spring at.
H"ofKl7ToB~iALK?CENTRALLY LOCATED. COMpletely
furniahed and full oflod|{era; bar doing a Hue
buaiiieaa; will be aold cheap lor rath : tlila la an opportunity
avldum ollbrod to any one wautinK to gel Into buaincaa. Audreaa
A. L W., Ilvrald ofltoe.
U AMPLE room. ill HltOAD HT., WILL BK HOLD THIS
I ] day at one o'clock by auction. See Auction column.
rpoT*RINTKits AN 11 coMrusrroBH.-ro* fZuCX
X larco iiuuntity of Typo, lu Iota to ault purcbaaere. Apply
to SMITH A LANK, 225 Canal at.
To in-: iikai,kics and coni heits.? a.nou thNR
auperior leu for aalo, 15 Inchca thick ; will be delivered
In New York on ruaaouablu tcrma. Addroaa M. V. IIKLLKlt.
Port Jcrvia, n. y.
The urand chistkal hotel for sale or to
rent; cluae by to depot and Htcaiuboat landing. Iuuulre
on the preiniaea. ol Mr?. T. K1LKY, Pcekakill, S. Y.
fPHK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ?????
1 AT SYRACUSE TO-DAY.
special despatches,
with full particulars,
IN the EVENING TELEGRAM TO-moht.
AOiWl ?PHYSICIAN'S PRIVATE OFFICE PRACJJPOUU,
tlcefuraalu; rooelpta. <25 weekly. Ono not
too particular can addrcaa box 12CI lioruld ollico.
M.Vt'HIN' Kit 1 . "
IA SHINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW
!i and aecond hand. P. CASSIDY, Noa. 4 to lo Bridge
at., Brooklyn.
I AO It SALE-FOUR SETS OK HYDRAULIC OIL
' Prcaaoa. with pumpa, Mullcr'a healura and rolls; will be
sold very cheap if applied for immediately. P. CASSIDY,
oealer In new and avcoud band uiaebinery, 4 to 10 Bridge
at., Brooklyn.
i^ojt salk-jn pkrkectu\yt.kk1nu order, ^
Keade at.
WTA^tSD"~W> "mL'Y?A KOILBiTTuoUT 2& TO 3<
M liomo power, a Steam i'utnp. a Scale to wui^h about
l.OUU pound*, and a Cotton or Kay Pre??; all ttili?K* mult hi
lu bent order. Addrei* Fo?t olllce bo* 177, liobokvn, N. J.
WTntkd fob"cash?engines, hoileKh, PUMPdj
Lathe*, 1'lunera, Drills and other Machinery ; large ??.
aortmcnt iniutinllr on timid.
fc. K. KtlHEKTS, II J Liberty at , near Greenwich.
\1T ANTED-A SMALL SECOND HAND DRILLING
TT Machine. K. HLOAT, 116 Sullivan St.
O OAil FEET or GOOD SECOND HAND LEATUE8
ii.rjl'U Helling; an assortment urea and length* for
Hale immediately, cheap (or eash, at F. C. CANUKE it
uo.'s, 41 Ley et.
>1 DUCAL.
A SOI'KANO (VOICE UNUSUAL IN SWEETNESS
aud raugel, now leading prominent quartet choir, desire*
engagement (rum May 1. Address box 115 lieraiil
oilice.
cultivated lauv, a.v~k\i7i7ktitm'ku anu
accomplished teacher, give* Pianoforte and Siugiu,
Lesions. $IG per quarter; highest reference, AddrObb, with
reaidenee, (IIIANTKl'SE, box 135 Herald office.
~i SOJ'KaNO, HAVING A KINK A SIT WELL CULTjS
A vated voice (having (tudicd with the beat ol toache.a)
i> open lor an engagumunt Iron. May 1; la accu*toniod ta
the Kpiacopal aervice. Addrea* J. I*. It., box 1*10 i'oat office*
/TAKD.?PRIVATE LESSONS, i'lAN'o. VIOLIN^
V ) Guitar, Organ, Flute. Singing, Ac. :rj East 14th M.
(I'lano roomal. Practice Iron. Circular* mailed.
FIKST CLASH SOLO TENOR WANTS AN"ENGAGEru-nt
iu a church. Addruta A. STKl'IIKNS, Arloa
I'lano Factory, 14!itli at, Mott Haven, Now Vork.
Gs ko. W. COLHV. ORGANIST OF iiltACE CHUUCM,
r llroadway. dcaire* au engagement trout May 1. Addrcu*
Weatmoruiaud Hotel, Union square.
(SOPRANO WANTED?FOR AN EPISCOPAL CHURCIX
O up town. Addreaa SOPRANO, alatiuu K, staling Inlleat
particular* at to qualifications, oxperiunoe, uuiiio aud lowest
aalury expected.
iT,r ANTED?PL'P1LS FOR VIOLIN. PIANO, OU1TAB,
M corucl, rlariouet, flute, bardonion. biugiug; 34 private
lvaaona, TIG; guarantee to loarn to play 30 piece* iu on*
quarter ; Icaaims to musicians to play two instrument* together.
two different pieces together on piano ; home evenin
g?. Prof ROSEN HE KG. 35 Allen at
I'lWOFOIirKS, OllOAilR, M.
\ PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SKl.L TIIKIll ELKO ANT
Decker A Hroa. four round riehly carved rosewood cab*
Pianolurte tor $3511; coat $l,l*Xi; lia* all iiupruvemauta: 7'|
a agv f It V it lull RLTmAk U V I' 14 tP 41 Ik %t At-H- . SL.mi1 Sl.tl Cilktir ffi UMA*.
rlHco . also Stclnway f'4 octavo l'iano, #20.) N. B ? Bo?
for hiiioiny fall at brown alone private raaldonce Nov
47 Won tilth it., between .'?tU and nth ava.
A -Kill 11K NT, UPRIUOT. sgCAKK AND (1KANO
. 1'lunos of our own make; also for vale and rout, <
niiuibet or ttnu second hand Piano* In perfect order. WILL
1AM K.VVBK A cu. No. 11*4 r.th ??.. above lnth at.
UK KAY RAoTfinOR.?PU!fO? TO KK*T. R'? PSl
month, and upward; Instalments taken; newmstm
rnoiita a specialty.
l.OI.OrttUTH'H, 2*1 Hlecckrr at., near Bowery.
~V LOT OP record HUP .MANOKOKTK5T7I
V tlloruUKU ITIHT, i??r *?!? hi mumh thh- |iru;?k. hi*
I'Unoa on itixtfthneaU. CHft'KKUI*NU k SO\C, 13U &tl
?v., corner 1H|U it. '
ri.SK ASHOUl'MKNT OK NfcW Tm> BKCOMl
hand upright una eouure on B> to monthly pap
mont*; liiiaienao bar.-uine for caeli.
h KAK V IK It. 3.VJ Bowery.
A BAKU At X.-7U <>< i'A \'K ItOoKWOOll l'IA.N'OJf?M|
Ineialmente taken : rant. * >.
IIA Hl.K'S, M7 West 234 ?t.
A BKAUTIPIL CARVKO ROSRWOO0 7 . CrTlvI
Pianoforte, overetrniiK b**?, BUM. 'J43 Kael athh *t.
?FOR MLli A VAi.MHi l.NT lOl'lt Roi'MD
. Htolnwey Pianoforte fir $'J<M; an eleiiant roeowuod
euee, Improved ecale. 74, octavo Wlmleor Piano. co?t *1 'JIM,
for B??i;lni? fuaraiitcn and hill of tale ; Stool, t'over, Muelo
Cabinet, rout Bit* I; bo* for .Pippin* Cell Ihlt day at private
reeideuco I J" Weel Jitd at., near Otli av.
nAitMUKK PVamufuri'ks. :?* bV.kkvkek sr.?
J) K.tablidied &' years; doelng out large, elegant stock
at ball price; BUM, SI.'*). ?_n i.
/I ASH HAKij AIMS "IX IPRIOHTS-BTKINWAV Afcd
V uthera; rent*$3 and onward, square Piano*. <7t>,
$11*1. HOKIXI.N A HON. I.I Ka.t 14th at
CI HICK MUM), STI'.I N W A Y. Wl.lll.lt PIAMOFORTIM
/ aud Ortan*. SUM to SlKMi, d't to Sl'i monthly Inetal.
u?nt*; bargains lor caeh. HI DOCK, I* Waverley place,
near Hioadtvay.
/lUCROlj PIPP. ORGANS?FOR SAI.R LOW KOB
\J caeh. a new >apcrtor t< n ol Organ ol two row* of key*,
lie elope, pednle in foot, two octave*I aleo one ?jn and M
etope do. W II DAVIS A SON. 4(1 Downing et.
Ihxtbmmblt u?w-a first clam 7 itooTTv3
J Piano inuet be sold regardless of coat Can bo seen
at No. 'A*. 1 Pearl at., near Pulton.
I Molt *7.-?, A ROSKWixm I'A III.1 'II (jRUAxTcUsi
1 *130; In good order 144 Xmi 37th at.
I~~WILI. BULL M V PIANO' COST RUI, NBA Rial
new. overstrung ban. carved legs, for leee than ball It*
value, with written fnarante*; party going to fcuMpe. 54
I.ennptoa av.
MA i. N I K11' K N T 7 in I AVK It W i o .!? >TKI N W A^
A Son Pianoforte, .aerlflrcd by a lady, at GORDON'!^
157 Blrecknr et
CTKINW.VY. OHICKkilNO AND OI'llhR NKW AMI
O eocomi baud Piano* for eale aud to rent, aud rant ap
pliod to tifirchnM! ftlflo Oftfiina or th? uni m*k? on e??^
termWM. A. POND A l!a,M7 Broadway, !*# VorltSm
TKINWAV, WA1KKK. CHIOKERINU AND OTHR*
am clan naeond band I'Unu* at >:reat bar^aina far eaati
ltd) woak, or to lot at low prieoa, at WATKHA'. MI
Broadway __________
TMh NATION AL rTiib.-rilM ONLY LoV I'RICIL
a arrantod, Ur?t claaa, 7>4 octave r oaf wood Piano oral
olfnrd to Itic public Sana lor arlcaa ami liluatreltunn
MOItACi. WATKKS A BONA. AMI Broadway.
L! rpKioiiT AJio s^ AKtri'iANoi Fo rkNr~viii
1 low or au.d on tiaall monthly oayutaau at BUTT*1
\t areroonie. 7HM Uroadway, uornvr llitli at.
WANTBD-A MKUlUM-tilSkb MKOOND HAN'S
Cliorch iirican, in porfoct order. Addrau OOMMIV
I TKK, No. AM Walnut >t , Philadelphia.
WANTKO"A KIRKTl ,'L ABB MKiToNK II t.NU PlANI^
neatly naw ; Chli kenn*. Stain way or Webar: modern
! Improvement! i I rum prirato family. Addrau W. k\ RuultK,
rare ol J. I'. Benjamin. 33 Warraa at.. Now Turk.
?? iTUIUbsi ^
HAKOBK'S WARKHOUitKH, MTII AY., PltOM 331) TO
sctli at?The lowaat In rate, ulilnl. inovt eiteoatta
and reliable la Urn hoalnou . atorage for liiraiiare, baggage.
gooda and waraa of ovary description, la eaparato, cluaaa
aoinnai(mania , gooda received uiglit or dag.
STORAGE KOK PURNIT17RR, I t Kill AUKS AND MKR.
chaudlae. KM ITU A KILLS, Propnetera,
I 7BO and 7hl nth ?. and *47 Waat (Ota A