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AMvsvMinrn.
fjTH AT. 1I1KATKK j MATINEE l^iottm
TO-DAY AT 1:30, I Positively only repetition
of I ho
Brtngham Benefit BUI.
THE SKHlOl'S FAMILY
Kill
POCaIIoXTAS!
Min D??nport,Ji>:in Brougham,
Mis> Sydney Cowisll mid
Mrs. Gilbert
6"
A
A
r I'll ATKXCK Til V. A THE (BROADWAY AVDJsTM ST.)
t) Proprietor and M?nairi>r. Mr. Al'UU.iTIN DALY
TO-NIGHT AT H,
ppppr n gouu u u ekek
i- i* it o q ir r k
II g Q c If EES
y i! y q<J u u e
V II oUUUU KEEK <$>
V
A PLAY OF TO HAY ! 1H&TH PERFORMANCE!
M .s? KANNY DAVENPOUT.
Mr. Jnhu Brougham, Sol Smith KmmiII, Mr tlarkina,
J ami's Uwli. W. Datidut', Hirrjrman, Rockwell.
Mist Uilla-rt. Mils >vdncv Cuwell. Wcorjfiua Draw.
MATIVKK TODAY AT 1 :iO
"SERIOUS FAMILY" an.I "POCAUONTAi>'' (onlytimei,
rv.ll AVENUE Til BATHE. I TIIH BOX TllBpT"I"
now oprn tor the mile of seat!
I lor ilia _'0<>lli Plyl'E CELE
ISRAITO.n, fruUr. June
I ii.'t. Matiime of DIVORCE!
I Cvi-niiiK?< "PKJl'K " Satin
I Pivgnuumea! Photograph
AUTHOR'S festival, Sonveulr! And a SILVER
JUNE Si. { TICKET.
B*"Tk7iTi s tueatre.?to-hay.-a pkkkokm avces*
CLOSE of I lie A1MEE OPERA BOUFKE SEASON'
"J hi - afternoon lit I :hj I Tu night at H.
Onlr AIalee Maliiieo. I Aituee '* last appearance
AI^EE'S LAST APPI-.AlU.NOES t.\ NKWYOKK AXO
last performances ok okfenbu'us
MEKKIBST WORK
I.A VIE PAIlIblbNNE (LIKE IN PARIS),
in whicti AIMEi-. to-night will introduce lier Ln(lab
MBit mill Dance.
"MtETTY AS A PICTURE."
MONDAY. AIM 1 I - RENTREE IK BOSTON.
iMBE~MATfsEE TO-DAT. BOOTU'5
Tin* afternoon at 1 ?.:?). only AIMEK MATINEE.
ONLY MATINEE OK LA VIE PARISIENNE.
1MI K WIl.LSING TO NIOat" AT BOOTH'S"
her English miic anil dime*. "I'rnttv an a Picture."
Last appearance ok aIMEE in new York.
A"" IMBK'S LAST APPBARANCR IX~NKW^YORK TO.
NIUUT, w lien ?he will ung lier Englis'i none and dance,
"PRETTY AS A picture."
IM E i' S K N t i LIS H~ SON"[I "a.V D F> AN 0 E TO NI Ol IT.
BOOTH'S TilKA1 RK. AIMER'S hut appearance.
AIMEE WILL SING "PBhTTY AS A 1MCITKE.'
TJSION SQUARE THEATUK.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMER
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 10.
engagement lor a abort season ol
THE VOKES,
who will appear in tholr great specialty.
BELLES OP the KITCHEN,
Preceding tin Vokae each evening will be siren tliu
Charming Comedy iu two Acta, entitled the
POST BOY.
Ill which
Mr. J. II. STODDAUD
?ill appear, xiipporii'U by Meurs. Claude ltui roughs. H. B.
I'lli 11 ? 1>? and II nrrv Joseph*, and Miiuoa Laura Dun, Roberta
Norwood and Geraldtne Maye.
IJo\ olllce open from H till H.
OWERY THEATRE. ?SATURDAY, 3UMK IT,
last ni^lit <>f the celebrated
tARROLLS
in their ramuAil sensation drama,
KIDNAPPED.
an J the irreat 1 ri>.h larce,
McKaDDENS.
1)Alllv THEATRE! BROADWAY AND 210 BT
EVERY EVENING AT 8.
IO-day and WEDNESDAY MATINEE at 1.
Tin' accomplished Irish Comcilian.
Mil. JOSEPH MURPHY,
mil Joseph murphv,
MR. JOSKPH MUBPHY,
In tin new char u iur ?poci'ilty ot Dun o'ilai'U, in Mr. FEED
MARSDK.V'S romantic Irish drainu,
THE KEKIiY GOW.
TlIE KKKRY tiOW,
THE KERRY GU\V,
Hi" auccesa nrilie sntniacr season of '7'1.
Admission li*> and 2f? cent*. R?*?rved semsSfi.
BEST VENTILATED THEATRE IN TOWN.
IiUOLE THEATRE, "
J Bromlw ay and :Kld It.
Proprietor mid Manauer Mr. JOSH HART
?? <j> 1 list two iii-rlorinuiiceii ol A? ?
>1 \TINEE i' Mrs. henrietta CHANKRAP I MATINEE
TO-DAY. | in W. Iavlenre'a Play, I TO-DAY.
PARTED <t)
}\
i last matinee | a last matinee
1 OK THE xEASON I It | U> THE SE vSON I
TODAY T I TODAY
i at a. I E i at a. |
i ?? ?> D <$? 4>
^ PERFOIIMANCE. ^
This evening at H o'clock.
This evening at 8 o'clock.
Matinee to day at U o'clock.
KELLY A LEON'S Ml NSTKKl.S. .
23d >1., near Uth ?v.
NORMA. THK TWO OFF-CNS.
NOitMA. THK TWO OFF-UNK.
NO KM A. THK TWO OFF-VMS.
THE ONLY LEON.
Couching to I'clliaiu. Coaching to l'elham.
f ^ LOBE THKATKK. 7.8 AMD 790 BKOADWAY,
ll U. W. BUTLBR Manager
lii?AM 1 BENEFIT TO THK ATTACHES Tills AFTEK
NOON AND K V EN I NO.
A bill of the irranacst masiniticcnce by the
OLOItK'H GlliANTIC UTAH COM HI NATION.
Mpuri. T. M HKNGLf.lt. 1111,1.Y BARKY, WASH
NOKTON, .1. 1) OKIFFIN. K. BLITZ, G W. KKKD.
11 Kit N KY mill CKONIN, and M ASTI.K DA KB, Willi
fix NY TOMMY IIA 1,1.. Miaae* KVA WEST and M.
HOI.I,!1 NIIA1 KK. ami 100 Superb Specialty Artiata, to
feiher with the following luroritea. who have kindly volun
Icifri'd : ?
deb itor Hob Hart, lloiinl)! Kunuells, John Hogan,
Andy McKee, Fred W?rr?n, F. A Oltioona,
L'h.tries w. > oani;. Jobs Allou, Joe Buckley.
ri'ua. W. Ki mble, Giovanni, Jame* Onlini.
l.ntry Ti?de>, Scully and Barry, lle\wooi and I Imtnpaon,
tilbbona ind McKee, the tcreat Enrurdo, Mima Lime Ki Ney.
Mix Hannah Birch, Mian Kltic, Miaa l.aura and a hunt of
others.
I>AKISIAN VARIETIES. I M \TINKK TO-DAY
I'unalar price* | ItHli at. and llroadway. | Evenlni: at 8.
MAI 1NKE every Tuesday. Thursday ami Saturday ut "J.
MAKE NO M1SIAKK.
1'oolcat mid atnent Theatre. I A Fountain of I'leamro.
IIMSTAIt A Iff IS I'S IN Ml NEW ANDOKIOINAL ACTS.
IfcXHAi'IONAL. SPICY. PiOUANT ?iid hXIII I.AKATINO
V HlsBAND'K SUSPICIONS | The DEACON'S MISHAPS
Beaiitifinly Artistic I l,e Mlnuot | seuealionally Voluptuous
Miii- Birtha. | New liallet. I Senor Koviaeimo.
80 Elegantly Formed I Tatlcaiix Vivania I Female Modala.
Mrayrm. Itelavanti, Alfredo and I 'ohm.
Mi** Ko*e kerne and Mr A'llliam Forreater.
Mr. John Gonrlay and Mia* Kmily Prior.
Miatrie Harrises | Hlancn Elbcrta 1 Minnie Hall.
Ueori.11 vtkin*. | John Francis. I Frank Steel*.
ureal Horace Weston, tnd our army e( old favorites.
L.tritett Combination of laltm. | V,i at Extensive and I'ojin
lar Entertainment in N'#w York.
THKATKEC ?M BROADWAY
A Hummer Houae.
Dcliirhtiully ceo!.
Piensantest 111 town,
Magnificent ilill.
llUMFTY IHMI'lV.
liUMPTY 1)1 MI'TY.
R01IEKT FRA.-*BK a* Clown.
The PAMlAlI <J5TKItS In OPBKA BOt'FFB.
In- Cl.ouliliUHFS.
QL'ILTKK k GOLDRICH. Mis* ANNA MORGAN.
FIFTY SPLENDID ENJOYABLE FEATURES.
1'iices luiiunslon, 33c; Kesencd Sents, >.??..; Family
Circle, I Sc.. Parlor I'Vaiia, #1.
On Monday next la?t <-iiKannirii in America of the
great artiai JOLLY NA>I1.
Firat tltuc. tl " Pascal Oper ? Boulfe.
TUB STKEKT slMiKRS,
with other novelties.
VVALLArK'S
t? THIRD WEEK AND INCREASING SUCCESS
Dl the laeomparahle artists,
V i'? AND M US. W. J. FLORENCE,
In Ihelr famou* original c';?racK>r?.
KARDWh.LL Sl.Oiii .in \\ ?IPa ori^dv, t'.ia
an.l MK.ill I'Y IIOLLARt
Vri OpbithI iHLFI.OKY, | MIGHTY
in Woir? liuinnriMiv aud aa I lioi,l,AK !
tirical conin<l> ol tbn 1 MIGH1Y IKU.LAK !
BUHITY I reesl*ed wiili
?? I L'libi'uudeil r.nlhuaiaam
DOLLAR I an J
MIGHTY 10I.I. vie ! R.iara nf l.aufcbter,
>U|ierli >'c m y : by
und fit Delighted Au'llenooi.
t KKQOAI.LKD ( AST. |
f.YKRY KVKNING AN|? SATURDAY MATINEE.
?f'Tht-atre ?iul>-d by n new prncean.
BW Iliu m OCK S THIRD AVKXL'K THEATRE
? near f HI at.
KVKKY KVKNINO AT H O'CLOt'K
durln.- the week, mid
WHWIESDAV ?, Ml HAH KDAY MATINKE.1
'. . F AN > V II KICKING.
New \ 1 r . a lavoril* Hlrona.
Kununi'i famoni N'utt,
CGMUODOKi: M IT MaJoi: Nl TV. fit's LKE.
Mis* VN.M IIINDLS.
the par axerlleuce of all tit >lp iniu. r ooator*
Mlaa ADA L.VOKKNT.
The Myatery: Or, Dnwing aa It la and Waa.
lilt VXD
BZLITAKY DRAMA
ol
THE FRENCH iJMTj
Or,
THE FALL OF ALGIKRS.
( MI.MORE's I'ONCKKT GAUDBM.
I Me??i? SHOOK A I'Al.Mr.K Proprietor*
lir. K ?? GII.VoKE Manaier.
Mr. 1". S. OILMtlBK. Vllalcal Director.
EVERY KVKXISO AT S O'CLOCK.
Mr. T. > GILMOKR. LEVY
AND rill. FAMOUS MILITARY BAND.
I' KOvi KA M M B.
I. 0>errurc. Jubel ' Weber
V Concert W.flt/, "Inlt^nrtel!r.a?, Oiin.l
11 : * ,tk. liiiiij of ebc l.i>ii." Ki>uia?y
4 "I annul ? on the Fr? |ili?tHuM Mcye beer
5. .-ein for I'oruet. Arbucl.ie Jtarlmau
?i I a itM-ift .'1 mi Biatlc" Yilicr*
7. ''.iin?ft solo, i^vr I^fiy
K Overlure, " I he R?anti/ul tiaUtea ' ?MMr
?n)t. "I l.">* Hut Thee" ... tlit
ttt (,iiairilie Marcl "> ? Ucartcn' Mrcuta*
AdmiMiou .'ai cema Bo*e? lour place*) $;< aad #4.
KI I! VI,FY'S AI.HAMHKA 1'AI.AOK.
Hroai', at.. I'bl adelphia.
'll' . mm: lj?M<>aahle reaart in Amari a
l.a.t ?.? k vKOL'ND I I1L Wi iKI.I)
From- ada Coneerta la the li .rdeii
F 11 ippr Mm' Ueriaan F him Donna
Frl FRi llKKlO.t ROK01II,.
and th IIKDOCI* Alttri oi.tUKSTKA.
f 'UAfii vl VI HBlLUi VAuitertLS. i*tTtl ! AND 3D
m. Matlaoo luaaitajr. Thur?il.) am! - It inlay. J 1*. Jl.
I lie new I'enieunial Matuea, America alnvldia^ her auh
a', ta The folii ? ?i I'aria ropri-aeiitci.' ni^iitlv. Hie f(iM>
PruajUn ilurli' H if, "The Snv 01. The K. iaale /-ouav, ..??
Nr IDLO'S GAUDBM
lulat. au lliwral teraii, la couibii.atmaa or atara for
a in. e or j.iirt of auinmar ac.ie.in. Apply loC. h. AKNOL.D,
M Wall at.
AM'IXO Ar AMI IUCAN 1N.~IITI TI: IlINK KVKltV
III .y .1 I"fi .. 11 and rvpuin.', . ool ami p ea*ml
laal l .11..i,.i ii *it siicciai altaauou ta atraa.er*. Ail
x-w. Miiwita I adtaa M.
D
PALAI'
40 y
AMt'SKKKSlo.
"t\'o"ul> > museum ~ ~ ~ wooirs.
>> THIS DAY,
MaTINEE AT a, EVhNlNO AT H.
DOUBLE BILL,
liliO. 0. BONIFACE ANl)
MARIA STELLA is
LA Torn DK NESLE and
KICK OK TUB WOODS
* BOYAL. 4HB6TH AV.
ouui; lady attendants. Craml vocal and instru
ment ai concert from 7 until I o'clock. Admission free
PI A MIKOU'l'KS. (IIU. WI, an*.'
-Trot VlMT, U>RiaHT.~"sylTARK ANDURAND
? I'l.uios i.r oar ,iwn uiuke. als.i tar *iuo and runt, a
nuiiibor ?r tlno it'cuud hand Pianos, In perfect ardor. WILL
IAM KNAHK A CO.. No. 112 5th av.. above l'.lh at.
\ T SOHM BR * CO '8. 140 K AST HTH ?*.. HBAB 3D
.'V av.. pianoforte manufacturers, first class new, also sec
ond hand 1'ialu.s at extremely low prices; Pianos to reut
unit ou instalments. $*> to <2l> monthly.
Abeautipul riANoTira; wkbkr pia^TkortIT,
?eveu octave. carved It':;*; sacrifice tor cash: Parlor
Or^an, very cheap.
J. H1DD1.E, IS Wuverley place, near Broadway.
MY RBAL BUYER WHO~ desires TO OBTAIN A
new Piano of elaborate workmanship at a sacrifice.
Address IN NEED, Iler.ild office.
A LADY WILL 8BLL LSMi THAN *M0 CHICK*
JTV ering 7 octave Pianoforte: four round corners, carved
let;*: cost s'tiSO. 'Js Eait 3d St.. ue?r 2d av.
T 93 it?NEW 7 ll OCTAVE PIANOFORTE^
elegantly carved ami latent Improvements; value
S7U0-, warranted Bve years; box fur shipment. 07 Eaat Uth
St., near Broa<lway.
AN OWNER WILL SELL ROSEWOOD KI LL SEVEN
octavo Pianoforte. film, Itr idrnce 210 East With >t.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL KOK $-'50.
Pianoforte coat W.KJO; el- cant Steiiiw.iy ic Son's
7 1-3 octavo, curved rosewood rase; every Improvement; ?
sacrifice. Private residence, 47 West IHth St., near tilh av.
* FEW SECOND BAND WKuTr PIA.NOH AT
2\. rrsst liiiriisim: Home of them tttad nut a very abort
time bv our best ninsiciuns, aud really all.tost as tiood us
new; folly warranted In every respect. Pleaso call ut tho
WEBER warerooms, 5th av. und 1'>th ?t.
N
PIA.VOX.?IK VOL' WISH TO KENT OU BUY CHEAP
est and West, call on .MERRELL. No H Union square,
{JTE1N WAY, WRBUt, Cilli'KKBINO PIANOS; U)W
price*: rosewood Piano. <75: new double reed Oman,
(65; Pianos runt, &i. (JOUDON A SON. 13 fc.ast 14th ?t.
1 /\/\ riRBT CLAMB NEW-AND SECOND HAND
i'square <nd upright Pianos and Ortrnus to rent ex
tremely low, in etv or country.
HORACE WATERS AND SONS. 4H1 Broadway.
(bffR CASH ^THI?"DAY. WILL BUY A PINE KOBE
?PJ. I iJ wood iy. octuve Pianoforte, used eiylit months;
private family; cost iftKXl. t ail at i!10 rt'?>t ?t., near
Uth av.
d?oi?>-IcuTcKRhimT" i'ianoI i55T; superb
touod. richly carved rosewood piano,7 1-8 octave,
Brtfct and warranted ; tlitee moutlts' use: coat if'Xi, lor
J.'i; positive barg-tin; family must sell at once. Call ut
resides** .'it East wb near Broadway.
Wl'SlCAL. ~
f !.\v"VokVv tJuNsEkV a roi;Y oY STCsTiT,
?So. ?*> I'.aat Uth St., near .~>th av.. uext to Deluionico'*.
A SUMMER TEKM in all liranches of music
(with tiractico) lor 415 at lilts renowned lu?tltutiun.
\\f A NTE U A N ACCOM PAN IS I', B Y TWO YOUNG
TT ladles, to pill) operatic selections; very moderate
terms expected. Address W. E. B.,313 West 22d si., or
call butwocn 5 and 8 P. M.
~ HOISES. RCH)MS, A.I WANTED.
" Tin ttlte CltV und Hruokivn.
Wanted?a suit ok o or o unkuknisiied
itoomx, on llrst floor, with separate meter, hath, Ac.,
within two blocks ol fill: av Aditreas, with particulars, U.
S. M., Herald Uptowu Uraiu'h ollice.
In tli? Countrr.
WANTED?EITHER A PLKMS11ED HOUSE FOR
say three months, or Board for a family of tour adults
and three children : eldest live ; also nurse ; within miles
of New York, not iu .New Jersey. Address. Hiving lull par
ticulars as to teruis aud location. P.W. T.. llerald office.
"WTAKTRD? IN MORKI8TOWN, MADISON OR SUM*
TT iuit, until S.'i>luiuhe: 15 or later, u luruiahed Housed
for $">i) per month : rolerenre* aud paynr nL in advauce. Ad
dreas K.. box tftl llerald office.
11' ANTED TO ltEVr? AT STAMKORli. A KUtt
TT uished House lor the summer, h^r a good tenaut, with
small family; one with ict ile preferred. Address, with
terms, A. L. W., box Post office. __ _
.iiakuLu MAifiiiA.
AT PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEKORlC
Slittu und Murlilo Mantels. Largest assortment In tlui
dty. PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
W Union square, Ith av. and 17th si.. New York.
Mannlacturers of all kinds of Slate Work.
t EXCHVNUE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE?ONE P.Vl K OK FRENCH
plate Mirrors,!* leet louK by 2 feet tl Inches wide. In
handsome gilt frames, with marble standi; would be sold
Cheap, torraaii, or exchanged lor a Victoria Carriage and
Harness. Apply t" I. O. A., 1S3 William st.
MATRIHONiAL.
4 MIDDLE-At>KD*(!ENTLEMAN DESIRES THE AC
1V i|uaititance of a lady or young widow, with a view to
matrimony. Address J. I B., box 571 Post office, New Lou
ifon. Conn.
"astrology
"a BUSI.VKSS AND MEDICAL CLAIRVt)YAjfif^JloT
A tube equalled: names, likeness, Ac., front 50c. to #1.
Office 15U West 2 >th it., betwoeti Uth and 7th avs.
REAL ESTATE.
The sales at the Exchange yesterday were as fol
lows :?
K. A. Lawrence & Co. sold, in foreclosure, a house,
with lot 25x73, on Delancey street, fifty left east of
Pitt street, lor $12,076 to John W. Andreas. Also, in
foreclosure, twelve and one-half lots on Sedgwick ave
nue. south side, extending to ltl.lgo avenuo, 180 foet
north of 205th stieet, lor $3,000 to illundina An
drews.
A. H. Muller & Son sold, In foreclosure, a building,
with lot 2(3x52, No. 30 Spruce street, north side, for
$6,000 over a mortgage of $20,000 to 13. Koruian.
B. Smyth suld, in foreclosure, a plot of land, 200x
200, ou Andrews place, extending to Huubanan place,
175 teet west ol Centre avenue. West Farms, fwenty
tlrrd ward, lor $2,000 to Blunuintt Andrews.
Lespiuu-.se \ Friedman sold, by order of the as
signee, the house and lot Known us No. 440 l)e uraw
street, Brooklyn, for $150 over a mortgage of $2,650 to
t. 1>. tiood i au.
tRAI?jriCR.H. ?
Morton *t-,25x;i<>; II. Lyon mid wlla to Z. Carpenter $13,000
Cliff at.. >. ? . 12K4 tt. e ol Concordat'., 28.4x101 2
(;3U ward); Clara Decker and hiiabaud to L A.
Dayton 1,000
Cliff at., >. 100 It. e. ol Concord av. (23d ward),
?JH.4xi I. 2; aame to G. J. Decker Noiu.
Cliff at . a. e. cornor of Tinton av., Ml.tixlOl.2: also
Cliff st. a. w corner ol Tinton av., 28.4xlul.2 (23d
ward); aame in John Kinuel Nom.
9th >1. ?. a.. 3.X It. e. of hv. 0.. 20x04; Augnat
Kl?cin?r anil wile to Jacob Kata 15,000
Lew i* at , w. a , 1VI it. ii. ol' Dal an coy at., 2.">alOO; M.
White acd billhead to .1. Knehicr l.S.OOl
4th ?i.. a. w. corner IO-<th at., 100x10); William If.
tiebhard and wife to Joitn llanacliiidl 24,000
Uaary at., ? w. corner >oimu>el. '2~>. 1 xTx.H, J arob
Van Wiper and wile to Herman Remitter*. Nora.
(trammel at.. w. II. ?. or Henry. 3I X2>.2\;
aaiue to Hamilton L?avi? Nom.
Cliff ?t.. B. 1H?U 8-7 ft. a. of Con.'ord av.,
Jfci.0 IS 7x21; Clara Decker aud huibsud to J. U.
Decker 1,200
12iUh at . u. ? . I:?*r.rt It. ?. of 3d a*., 12.iix75.8?-4; C.
A. !larrli to Tbeoiaa Hanson 8,000
120th si., ?. li'7.tl IX e. ol' 5th av. 18.ltxOM.il;
Tbcniaa liatnon mnl wile to Caroline A. ilarria.... 21.000
2d av., ?. c. corner llMth at., i!0.11x80; llarman
Ii ar>.ea ai.rt * lie to T. Lohiaann 20,000
li:>t(i *t.. n. 'u. intit. e. of l*i av.. 2f>x too. 11; \tiil
l.im Daviea and wl:e to Staph* n Tej.ler 2,350
l.t ?v., n. ? coriicr'.'tith at.. -1.0x1 IX); Henry Lelevre
t>. I.. K. Mruti? 10,00*J
17tli ?t.. a. ?.. tW.O It. w. of 5th ar? an 0x?J; I>. D.
Ur.l una ?tli*r< i.-x ecu torsi to Mary M. William*. 3J.00U
IStti -t.. a. ?.. 24U.4V, It. e. of 8th av., 27.1 tj.
I . Hin*aiaud audwila unJ other* to M. ."-until aud
othjra 8,135
2d av., w. a, Jtt.5 It. a. of .CM at., 20*70; till) 2d av.,
w a., 100.5 It. a, of 5-d St., 2<'XiO; I'eter >ui/ aud
wile t" A. Kaiaer No:ii.
atitii at.. B. a. 2.VI It. w. of lat av., 25\IU>; r red
rrtek Iropo ami wii* to L. K llruua 15,(A>J
l:.'J,l >| . u a., 135 It. e. ?f t.tli *v? IriilxUHll; O.
\V Wing*ga (reTerct!) io C Norwood 0.40J
Henry ?t., ? w. corner of Seukniel *t,, -6. lxtA)4;
Daniel A. t'a*i.arly (roler. o) to 11 Hetuuiera 8,60)
be mantel at.. w. a .ot tt. ?. of tleory ?t., '-'.?xl7;
aame to saiua l,bOJ
XUXTUAIiKS. JV*n 1(1. 187U.
lUuJCiillilt, John and wife and others, to William II.
i;*bliarU, w. a. of >tlt ??., a of lttMtli ?t; :i yeara... ;i..VH
8atae to ?4n.e. w. a. of Itli av.. >. or u>f>ili i>t.; :t yuan
N.?iue to tame, a a. ef lie4ih at., w. of -Itn av.; 3 years u,.*a/.t
Haw* to same, a.?. ol 11 >? i: i *t., w. of 4th a v.; :i year* 4,i?)ti
f ame to name. >. >. of 1<it., w. ol 4ii| uv.; 3 ve?tra ;i,:ml
Kami to aauie, a. a. oi ltmtit at., w ef 4tli av.; 3 jrearl 4,t (> t
saute to >aai , a a of |t>8?n at., w. of 4tli av. ; :i , para 4,(?m
Naioe lo same. ?. a. of n>e>ili at., w. of 4tu av. ; 3 year* 3,5U>
lain in leiaa a a. or :0Btii *t., w. of 4tk av,; 3year* 4,00ti
.-ami' to aame, ?. *. of lik-th ?t., w. ol till av. ; > ear* 3,.>O0
.^ame tn aanie, % a. of KMth at., w of -aall av.; !l yaara 3,.HaI
Same to -auie ?. of ICHIli -t . w. of ttli av. ; ;i >e*ra 4.i?)0
Li a, rreilnnc'a. to Oatiiar.ne M. tlattelic, w. a. ol'id
av., ? or :M?tl. at.; 5 year* H.CXM)
8*1: .' to Joliu P)U? and others, w. a. or id av., a. of
iOtii *?. ; 5 yejr. H,0U)
Walslcv. Janvoi.J I u.hand. to Mary J. Kyer, n. a. of
144th ?t . e. if Willi* uv. (.3 I wartli; 3 yaara 1,1X10
McMalion. Ilagli, lo Ylieresa Kiebitr, n. a. ol 53d at.,
a. ol lat ?v.; i yetirt 1,000
Ran?*W. Aaron f' nod "Ho. to A. I'. ltanaam, r. a.
ol Cortlaadt at. (Wist llromlway and Oroenwichi ;
Instalment*. 1,780
Curie*. I'a rlr? and wife, to Ann M. M. Cnrlfy. n. s.
of 113th at., w. nl av. A; 1 year ;i53
Davio, ilatuiltou. to Ka*t Itiver Savinr* Inatltntloii,
a ?. ol rcan*iael%t. and Henry; 1 year 1.200
Uriinitaxr. ICobert K. and wite. to Jared V. l*cck, e.
a ol Writ Broadway i>o. *t|; lycar 6,000
Gerty, 1 bomaa aud wife, to Kllia Wien*r. a. a of tfJd
at. e. of I. xiimton av ; & tear. 10,000
Uarvev, v'alliarine lo O. O'Donnell, a. w. rurner
or53d at. mid i.eMni;i II av .. 10,500
llunter, J aiuaa. to Deorjre W. Kim >all, ?. a. of 10th
at., e. of -'d av.; 1 year 12,000
llau.oa, i lioittaa, to t'aroline A. Harris n, a ol 12ttth
it e nl 3<) av.; 3ye?r*. 4,500
lleriit. Meyer, to J<?a|ilt K. Hitfirs, a. *. of dial at., w.
ol .'>tli av.. 3 yaara 12,000
WUU tt, Marinaa ami wife, to Henjaniin Mephen*
and I'tliar*. e. a. of UrHMVav, t-ruaa lane; alao
tllaacker at., m a. oj itreen (l u part) , 1 je.vr. U.7XI
Kl, ei. X.irta L? to I nton liltne MaviURa M ink, e a
al ilnd>on at. n or Dumlnick ; 1 year ... 4,000
Decker, <ieor|e J., to Clara Decker, it. a. of Cliff at
ClStf want > ; .'year. *10 ?
Kami a* ?, II.. to II. U Mniter, a w. corner of Henry
and v amine! ata. ; .*? yaara .. 5,000
8vtn*, V1 IlliaiaJ . to Columbte College, a. a Canal
St.. w. or KIm; ft yeara 23.00 >
Jonaa. Mi ram II an I wile, to Max Omnia er. w a
Malbenry ?t.. a. nl llaiartl; ftiuontlii 15,0.10
Itranoiii,'"!'. Adam and wua, to Kuitnlff. n. *. Il>th
-l . v>. ol ?'d a?.; .i yaara ?,0D)
Htaflord, Itn haul, to t'har'.i > K. Appleby, w. a. 8th
a> . u .ii 57th i ... 10,000
tauii' to Sea i urV l.ile I naur*nre t omtiany, w. ?. 8th
av . n. of .'>7t;i at; I year. *Vas)
(?jiur io a aula, w. a, will ?? a, of .'>7tli at.; 1 y?ar .. ?
MMse tuSaete, * -.1. m . n ol Tthat., I year ... StU.ClOJ
CUSTOM UOUSiE NOTRS.
Mr. Van X.tr.dt. broiher of the Lkui< nant Governor
of Khotlc I- an 11 Ii.m ' e n VMt.palSMil to the ofDee of
Cnstimi- lh?i'eclur, uud lias taken tUu oath Oi nllira
a delictjncy **4 fliw Itaa uccurred in the caabicr's
office.
THE COURTS. I
Opening for the Defenoe in the Anti'
Rapid Transit Suits.
COX ST IT ITIOX HIT Y OF TBI! HAND TRANSIT ACTS.
A Dentist's Bill Against Henry
Ward Beecher.
Love T ransferred from the Galley
to the Cabin.
On bcUalf of the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company
In the suit brought against It by tho Sixth Avouuo
Kallroad, being tried betore Judge Sedgwick in Special
Term o! the Superior Court, Mr. Lowery yosterday
made the opening, lie said that the present action
evidently had been brought to restrain the people from
enjoying rapid transit over the beat route j thero was
n? question us to the necessity of rapid transit iu this
citjr. Every scheme had been thwarted in tho Legisla
ture through the influence of tho borso car companies
They had now learnod thut tbore wad 6ne kind ol rapid
truuslt to which thoy were lully committed, the magic
carpal ol tl.o oriental imagination. Ho dwelt at
length upou the power ol the defendant to build
an elevated road upon tho plun proposs-d. lis
dul not doom it necessary to discuss the utility of the
Gilbert Elevated Railway plan. Ue reviewed the vari
ous acts of legislation In regard to it, showing how, la
IS" 1, an attempt was made to get a charter lor the Gil*
bert Klevutcd Atmospheric Kallroad, aud how this
scheme tailed because it did not enlist the confidence
of the capitalists He went on to state that a year
later various partlos interested in rapid transit in this
city talked upon tho subject with Mr. Gilbert and their j
willingness in asiim him in obtaining a Irauchtse if he
could perieci a plun by which cars could be ruu In tho
open air by steaui. The present plan was, therefore,
eMeted alter great labor, and a bill passed by the Legis
lature incorporating ihe Gilbert improved Elevsted
Hallway. Ue referred to the authority ol the Legislature
over the streets ol' the city, in wliioi. regard ho claimed
it hud sutiiome control. Having cited various authori
ties ui>ou this point he iusisted tout tbo Legislature
might at any tune chaugo one kind of public use of the
street to another use of the street. He next spoke ol tho
constitutionality ol the rapid transit act, and in con- ,
elusion iusisted that the purpose In view by the Gilbert i
Improved Klevuted Kallroad Company was to enjoy ;
the rights of us franchise so as to do the least possible
injury to other purtles. When he had lintshod his
opening, Patrick llurns, a member ol the Legislature
in 1872 was called as the first witness lor the defence.
Ho staled tnat tho plan submitted to the Legislature
did not contemplate the propulsion ot cars by tho
pneumatic method, but by steam in tho open air.
In tho suit ol the Ninth Avenue Railroad against the
Greenwich Elevated Uuilroud Compauy, being tried be*
lore Judge Van Hoesen, ol tho Court ot Common Pleas,
Mr. A. J. Vandor|>ocl opcuod the caso yesterday on be
half ot thu deietiuauis. He uiude a lengthy and cogent
argument. Alter reviewing the decisions ol Chief i
Justice Only und thu General Term upou the Patton
case, he showed how the roail, even with a
live years' restriction, was not debarred by any
act ol the legislature In currying to a completion Its
ruusouable plans. He spoke ol the long drawn out
testimony prosented ou the part of the plaintiff as very
much exaggerated For Instaucn, thu starter ol the
Ninth Avenue Kallroad testified that there were 1,000 j
accidents a day, which was iiu accident nearly every
minute. Another wttuess testilied t'.at a frightened ;
horse jumped us high as the ceiling of the court room,
w hich was some thirty leet high, and would lie arather
dllllcull equine feat.
i ENliY WARD BEECHER
It Is very rarely that the great pastor of Plymouth
church makes his appearance in a court outside the City
of Churches. In Supreme Court, Circuit, held by Judgo
Westbrook, he put in an upposruncc, however, yester
day, the occasion being his compulsory resistance of a
suit brought by Solomon S. Skinner, a dentist, to ro
cover payment lor two sets of false teeth alleged to have
been lurnishod by thu plaintiff to Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher und one set to Dr. Lyman Beecher, some
twenty-live years ago. Mrs. Beecher was also
present in court Ex-Judgu Busteed appeared lor
Mr. Skinner and Mr. John S. Hill lor Mr. Beecher.
Judge Busteed made one of his characteristic openings,
which kept the court room couvulsed, und theu called
the plaiutill, who tola uu Hide ot the story.
Henry Ward Hooclicr was then callel by Judge I
Husteed. Ho lilted the right hand, Indicating that lie 1
would bo sworn us he was ou thu scandal trial. He 1
won very cool and good humored, nnd got up several ;
good laughs, wuilo the counsel spoke ut tbo top ot bis
voice, gesticulated, aud ttxed terrible looks upon the I
witness.
y. How long ago was It since Mrs. Heecber had no
teeth? A. I couldn't locale it; but 1 kuow ihtl very
early she was obliged to rely ou an auxiliary set.
(Laughter.) ?
y. llow tnany false sets bad she? A. I don't know;
I never counted them?(laughter); I don't know what
they were made oL
y Tliey might bo lead or turf? A. They might for
all I kuow?(laughter)?I did not pay Skinner that 1
know ot: 1 kuow of nothing about toeth lor uiv lather,
except skinner's demand; 1 don't know what 1 said to
lura; I got rid of biui astjulck as 1 could, because be
wes drunk. (Laughter.)
y. Ub, you say he was drunk? A. He had all tbo
appearance of IL
(j. (furiously)- oh, he had the appearance ? Now,
wax he drunk, or was It only the appearance? A.
(Without a sinilo)?Well If 1 was in thai stale 1 should
have been drunk. (Hoars of laughter.)
l?. Were you ever lu that stater A. Never.
y Hid you ever expect to be here? Mr. Hill ob
jected. and Judge 15us teed "tcok it all back.''
Judge Westbrook promptly dismissed the case, as,
on the plaintiff's own suowlng, the goods were fur
nished twenty years ago
It was amusing, while tho counsel was reading de
nunciations of tdaiute of limitation deleuces, to soo
the witness colly occupied reading a book, and, ap
parently, taking no notice of all tho terrible things
shouted Into his ear.
A ROMANCE OF THE SEA
A novel case, 'nvolving the characters ot a sea cap- |
tain and a young girl, came up before United States i
Commissioner Osborn yestorday for adjudication. From
the testimony ta?ea in tbo ease it appear? that Frank
Hoard Is, steward ol the Arooru&a brig W unburn, ot
which josoph Spencer is captain, took on board tho
vessel, while lying in tbo port ol Liverpool, a young
girl named Harriet Miles, whom he introduced as bis
wiio, tho captain assenting on condition that tho stew
ard shoul.i pay Harriets iiaso-i-e and board to tlsl<> port, !
for winch tbo ves-el sailed on tiie 2Jd of March last. '
The parties were, in fact, not marilod, although It was
arranged that the ceremony should be performed on
their urrival here. Tho pre-nuptiai honeymoon
did not continue long, Harriot uucomiug tired
ol her (.roiector, the nicwurJ. und trausieri ing ber
allegiance to tho captain. The vessel ariived at
Maiuuy.art, C uba, after a voyage of thirty-eight days,
when Miss Miles lell the galley lor tile cabin, which
she fniiiinucd to occupy till the arrival of tho vessel
at this port. J'ur.ug this timo Harriet was boss, lore
kU<l alt. us one ol the sailors phrased it, nnd peretu|>
tvrily scouted ail tbe steward's advances und pledges i
ol matrimony which ho vowed with ire<|uent protest*- j
lions to lullll wu< never the) should arrive In pot t. Tbo i
climax which brought the caao luto court was reaciiod I
when, ou fie crew ueiug paid on in tiie port n lew davs 1
ago, the captain teudvred ticardis bis wages, deducting I
tbe girl's pa?sa(.i' and board money and about |10 j
lor a laucy comb, a bell, a pair ol gloves, a
parasol and a veil, which the cnptala liimsalf
had presented 10 her. This unexpected treatment In
dented the pttssion ol Ihe Steward, be looking upon It as
auding injury to insnlt, and he indignantly reinsert to
receive hi" wages with any sucii dciuitious. He thore
Upoa brought the case before tho Commissioner. Mr.
Osborn recommended a compromise and reprimanded
Ueardis lor laklug a woman on board the vessel under
false repr< Hcntstious. As thus wits all tho rel:el that at
present Meardls could obtain he lelt the court, If not a
wiser, a sadder man.
8UMMAUT OF LAW CASEa
In a suit brought oy Mrs. Henrietta S. Clark against
William C. liarllett to recover $2,600 alleged lo have
been loaned lo him In August last, Judge Donohue
yesterday granted permission to serve tbe summons by
publication
Francis 11 Sheridan, John K. Milody and R. H
Bishop, attorneys, were yesterday declared by Judge
lionohuc lo be in contempt lor bringing an action
against the receiver of tbo Hleecker Street Railroad
without llrst obtaining the permission of tbe Court
They were pursed from contempt by paying tbo < osts
of tbe motion to punish.
lu the matter of the libel filed against tbe schooner
Ellen Toblc, which collided with aud sunk tbescboooer
8. T. V ines off the coast ol New Jersey on tbe 7th of
May, 1975, the action being brought by t'hilo 0.
Cailioun and other-, owatiw or tbe lost schooner and
lt?r otrso, Judge lllaichford has order<>d a decree lor
the Hoellaats, with costs, with a rciercncu lo ascertain
lh" ainouui ol damagev
SIMM Khlnit has commenced, In tho Court ol Com
mun I'teas. an action attaint Aoguetiuo Iteckstciu and
other pork packers to recover $&,0M lor having bU
lingers cat oil in a sausage niactanc which lie was
working, and which he claims waa lu a detective con
dition. und was by tho negligence ol tho defendant the
Mumi of tbe accidont. Defeudaut claims contributory
' negligence.
i iu supremo Court, Special Term, beloro Judge Law
[ route, yesterday, waj tried the suit of kUuuey vs.
Haven* and others. It Is an action I of the foreclosure
of * mortgage on * boune and lot in Ku?t Kigbtienth
?treet lor $4,000, mode by Mr. J. a Davis. Havens
claims that be never deeded the property to Devil
Alter taking a considerable amount of proul, including
the testimony of tho official who took the acknowledg
ment and of a number ol persons present at tbo time,
the Judge took the papers, reserving bis decision. Ex
Judge Joachirusen and Mr. Guggenheltr.er appeared lor
tbe plaintiff ana Messra. A. At IS. Levy for tbo defend
ant.
Corporation Counsel Whitney appeared In Supremo
Court, Chambers, yesterday, before Judgo Douobue,
on behalf of the city, to move an adjournment of tbe
mutter of appointing commissioners to assess the value
of what ta known as the Parade Ground. The motion
was opposod on the ground that the property had been
practically condemned by filing the map because it
could not bo improved, and it was further claimed that
tbo Court had the power to compel the proceeding to
go oa. Tbe Court adjourned tbe matter to August 10.
DECISIONS.
HUP OX XX COURT ?CH A3i BEB8.
By Judge I.awrence.
Allison vs. Tbe Oliver & Harris Company.?I do not
see why an order should be made requiring the witness
proposed to be examined to produce the books and pa
pers mentioned tu the order. The affidavit seems to
state facts sufficient to authorize tbo granting of an or
der for tho examination of tho witness under the provi
sions or part 3, chapter 7, title 3, articlo 6, ol the Bo
vised .Statutes.
By Judge Oonobuc.
Dewhurst vs. BucbaracU.?Granted two and a half
per cent allowance.
Kytm vs. Ryan.- Reference ordered.
In tbe matter ol Dlc.kie.?Report confirmed.
Baructt vs. Meyer.?Granted on payment of |10
casta.
The German-American Bank vs. The Williams Mower
and Ri-nptr Company et aL?Costs as adjusted.
Middloton vs. Bowne.?Motion domed. Memoran
dum.
Berger vs. Raymond.?Motion granted on payment
or costs of action.
The Germun-Amcrtcan Bank vs. The Plttston and
Klmlra Coal Compuny.?Coats as adjusted.
In the matter or Rives, &c.?When tbo accounting is
bad I think the Surrogate has power to dispose ol ull
asked for.
Morgan vs. The Continental I.lfe Insurance Com
pauy.?Motion pranud. 1 think tho proper placo to try
the question of right Is with the ledeml court
Brewster vs. Onttev.?No papers submitted on which
any question can be iiasse t on.
, Trncy vs. Arms.?Receiver appointed.
llin.-dalo vs. Hoideubeim.?Motion denied, without
costa
Bryan vs. The P?oli Belt Company.?Motion denied.
Walah vs. Walsh.?Memorandum.
In tbo matter of opening llOib street.?Order granted.
Maskell VS. Krausse.?Denied.
In tbe matter o( Beruhcliner.?Motion denied.
Marshall vs. Marshall; Murtlia ot ai. vs. Murlha:
Howe vs. Little; Sloune vs. Miller (Nos. 1 and 2).?
Granted.
SUPREME COURT?8PKCIA.il TERM.
By Judue I.awrenco.
Gano vs. McCunn et ai..-As it appears that certain of
tbe defendants have been served by publication aud
their time to answer has not expired this cone is im
properly upon the calendar, and the motion to strike It
therefrom must be granted.
By Judgo Van Vorst.
Morris et ai. vs. Porter.?Findings of fact and Judg
ment lor plaintiff settled and signed.
Tuliman vs. Tallmaa et aL?Kindtngs settled and
signed.
SUPERIOR COURT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Sodgwlck.
The People, ko., vs. BulL?Motion denied, with $10
costs.
Crowell vs. CrowelL?Order settled.
Wilson vs. Knapp.?$160 allowance.
Scliertnerhorn vs. Wheeler.?Motion dented, With
$5 costs.
Lambricht vs. Meagher; Herman vs. Meagher, and
Kuiick vs. Cook.?Ordered on short calendar.
Bartholomew vs. fcngler et al.?Jedgmtnt vacated.
Hess vs. BurckeL?Leave to serve supplemental com
plaint granted.
Tho American Medicine Company vs. Kossler.?Re
mittitur filed.
Anderson vs. Priest Orders or the 8th and 12th of
Juno vacated; with $10 costs to abide event.
Smith vs. Short?Complaint to be filed wtthin five i
days.
The Dry Dock Savings Institution vs. Cobb.?Refer
ence ordered.
Rogers vs. Rowo ct aL?Rofcree's report confirmed,
4 c.
The National Park Bank vs. Bucking.?Docreo
signed.
Struppman vs. Muller.?Order sett lot.
Neher vs. Donough et. aL ; Wooii et aL vs. Davis;
The Webster Loom Compuny vs. WhittaKer; Uhlumn
vs. Koliner; Holmau vs. Tho Central Nutioual Itank;
Oherlo vs. Fagun; Struppman vs. Miller; Wusbburn ?rs.
The Dry Dock Savings Institution, and Donobue **.
Johnson.?Orders granted.
COMMON PLEAS?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Hoesen.
Murray vs. Casson.?Motion lor new trial denied.
Shaw vs. Sbaw.?Order of reference to settle leauea.
San lord vs. Hurd.?Motion don iod.
MARINE COURT?CHAMBERS.
By Judgo McAdam.
Fluschauer vs. Wortge.?Motion to exonerate sure
ties deuied.
Lanuux vs. Meyer; Raynolds vs. Brumlacht.?See
indorsement on papers.
Biootuingdale vs. Oatman.? Proceedings stayed until
costs ol former action are paid.
Carlisle vs. Davis.?Diaooutinuance allowed on pay
ment of (50 costs.
Simonson vs. Meyertng.?Arrest vacated on stipu
lating not to sue.
Black vs. Frey.?Judgment lor plaintiff.
Thompson vs. Dupoiit.?Motiou denied.
OU vs. McArtbur.?Order settled.
Black vs. Freedlander; Harvey vs. Miniszek; Nich
olson vs. Conner; The East River National Bunk vs.
Glover.?Mr. John Henry McCarthy appointed receiver.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART L
Bolore Recorder Hackett.
"JIMMY THE KID" CONVICTSD.
John Anderson, better known to the police aa*'Jlmmy
tbo Kid," who was charged with stealing a watch and
chain (rum Mr. George W. Mantel) while he waa riding
on a Third avenue car on the nlgbt or the 5th ot April
last, was yesterday convicted or the (trim*. The com
plainant wa? smoking at the itme and the prisoner asked
lor a hglit. A lew minutes later Anderson and others lett
the car and Mantell missed his properly. The prisoner
was subsequently arrested on another charge. Ho was
taken to l'ollce Headquarter* whero he was tdeutltled
by tlie complainant. Tho Jury found him guilty and
the Recorder seutrnced him to ten years imprison
ment in the Stale Prison.
PLKAH AMD SENTENCE-1.
Frances Gardner. colored, pleaded guilty to the
charge ot having sto.vu a quantity of Jewelry, valued
at SU60, from-tier mistress, Mrs. Martha Aulesdall, No.
SB West Twenty-third streoi, on the 20th ol March last.
The prisoner was sent to tbo State Prison for four years.
Mary Drown and Maria Smith were jointly indicted
lor larceny and pleaded guilty. They were sentenced
to one year each lu th.> Suta Prison.
John Sullivan pleaded guilty to the charge of having
stolen l.ww cigars fiom Stewart's store, in John street,
on the lotli ol June, and waa sentenced to two years in
the >tate Prison.
William Davis, alias William Derrigan, who gavohis
add reus as Ho. 72 Bant Sixty-sixth strrot. was charged
w,t!i !>tc.>ling a silver watch from Adoiph u. Durgess,
of Hast New York, on tbo 6th Inst., wtiilo riding on a
Third avenue > nr. lio plrnded gnllty, and w.ia sen
tenrod to flvo years in the State Prisou.
Thomas Daudrean pleaded guilty to grand laroany.
Two years in tbo State Prison.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART IL
Bctoro Judgo Oildersleeve.
THE FATE 07 A KUltCLAB
Jacob Shoenholz was arraigned on the charge ol hav
ing burglariously entered the premises of Harris Phil
lips, tailor, of No. 107 Hester street, on the morning of
May 4, and stolen a gold watch and chain and a quan
tity of cloth in#. It was clearly osiablished that tho
prisoner belonged to a gang ot thieves, and tho jury
having found ium guilty, he was sontcncod to isn
years' imprisonment iu the State Prison.
BECKIV1NO STOLEN GOODS.
James Brady, who gave his residence as Na 220
Ravt Fortieth street, pleaded guilty to the charge of
having recoived Molen gooas, and was seat to tbo
Slate Prison for two years.
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Ktlbrelh.
A SNEAK THIEF A?RESTED.
George M. Ash, who said he was an auctioneer, was
committed lor trial on a charge of stealing a coal,
worth $40, from the hallway of Mr. Theodore Hnsted'a
rtol4eaw. No. 32 West Fifty-sixth street. He liau a
gray irockcost under his arm when arreated, which it
also supposed to have been Stolen.
a conscientious prorecito*.
J<?*l>> Mar?al, a baker, employe I by Sorelln Cohen,
of No. 1. *9* Third arena*, was charged with tho era
be*rl> sa??i <?' I - It .ippeared that the accused has hli
<?? u ?u.i i> ? - ?'* |image to Germany |iaid and that
they mr><, i?a?e V-tfov He whs committed, but he
will fce lite ttr?t mimsw arraigned in the Special Ses
sMit* to ? fhe toniplainani wanted the trial post
C>itt4l earn i? *e?k Iwc iun she did not wish to vio
le h?r .?abudib? appearing in court to-day. Marsai
had ?i a mMM ii Uurniunv, and his intention to re
turn w .s or MM MMI ol* NpOTttSfl litinnell to his
go\ ernm< nt aa the miliary law of his native land re
quire*. in* Court leit iiirlined io deal lenieniiy wtlir
bun. but the <? >inp ain.int in?i?ted ut??n lua being pun
ished and he wax accordingly commuted.
POLICE COURT NOTL8.
At the Wellington Place Court yesterday, before
Justice Duffy, Michael Uleason, of No. 5t) Ventry street,
and William Connor*, of Carmine street, were held lor
examination in attempting to sell ? lady's gold watch,
evidently stolen found In their possession by Do
loettves Kennedy and McConnell, of Central Ofllee.
Detwtive Morphy, of tho Kiglitb prefilnct, yesterday
morning arrested Mary 0,<? "b0,> or' ?*
steaitug thirteen pair* of stockings from tbs store o
Henry Miller, No. 154 Spring stroot. Shs ?u held for
trial by Justlco Duffy at the Washington Mace Polico
Court
Charles Daniels, of >0. 160 Soulh Fifth avenue, a
noted burglar, who ha* already served two terras In
the State Prison. was arrested by Officer 'f
Fifteenth proclnct, while loitering around the stoop 01
F. V. Mullcr's residence. No. 71 West KleTeotb atJNiet,
with three lockpicks, lour skeleton keyaand a pocit
jimmy" In bis possession. .?t?rnoon
At the Tombe Police Court yesterday aftarnoon
James Butler. aged sixteen, ot No. 4WJ ?v^ni1 ,
and John Waltxlnger, aged fifteen, of No. tt?
avenue, were held lor stealing fifteen pairs of P*g? n?,
value $100, trom the residence of Sergeant Frederick
Bumsted. of the Nineteenth precinct, at No. ? Clinton
street, on Wednesday evening. .rr??u>d
Morris M. Cohen, a resident of Boston, was ?rr?*~
by Detective Kielly, of the Central Office, lorroceiving
$600 worth of goods from Molton Chamberlain, of rre
moot street, Boston. Ave weeks ago. On Mu* ur
ralgned bofore Justice Wandell, at the Tombs, he was
surrendered Into the custody of Sergeaut Weir, 01
Boston police, anu taken to Bostou for trial.
At the Washington Place l'oiice Court yesterday
notorious rough, named William Fitzpatrick, was >
lor trial for assaulting OUlcer Andrew Wayne, or ttio
Fifteenth precinct. _ _ , u.^,n?n
William Lelth. ot No. 683 Pacific rtreet Brooklyn.
arrested by Detectives ltielly and Haley, of tbe Central
Office, for complicity in the Veltroan forgery,, w
arraigned before Justice WsndsU at the Tomos jsster
day, and remanded for examination until Wednesday
U?At the Ksscx Market Court yesterday William Mo
Oelian was held for abusing and turning his daughter
Nellie out into the stieet at eleven o clock at night, sue
being under tho age of sixteen years.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. June IB, 1878.
No. 208. SintUi vs. BUalty.?Argument resumed and
concluded. y|k Tll0 jjayor, &c., of Nsw York.?
Submitiod lor appellant; argued by E. R. Kohinson lor
^Trsphsgon vs. Buck.?Argued by S. Hand for "PP?1"
ln.111, iud by Charles Matthews for respondent Caso
still on.
Adjourned.
calenoix. _
Day calendar for Mouduy, Juus 18, 1678:?Not. an,
226, ML, 3*5, 240, 213, 30, 55.
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Washington, June 16,1874
In tbs Court of Commissioners ol Alabama Claims,
yesterday, Judgments were rendered In the following
cases for loss of personal effects and wages by tho de
struction of various vessels:?
Case. Aame.
l,/>60?James T. Mosher ???:
l,?Wi?Simeon Doane, administrator.
1,087?Simeon Doane, administrator *??>
1,778?Antonc Do Costa. rr
l,7itt?Thomas Conroy, administrator ow w
1,872?John D.
1,544- Manuel L. Georgs f"
1.677?John U George "
1 g:ju Marianna Katbartna, administratrix .... aiu w
Interest in all cases a; four per cout Iroin the date ol
loss.
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
While Dotectivo Handy, of the Sixth precinct, was
passing through Mulberry street about eight o'clock
yesterday morning ho heard cries of pain proceeditig
from the hallway of tho house No. 70 or that street,
and on entering it found a boy named James Dugaa,
aged thirteen years, wholly nude, wttn his back and
leu* completely covered with stripes and bruises and
bleeding proluMly. Tho detective look tho boy to his
residence, in the resr house ol No. 78 Mulberry slroet,
where the lad informed hlin that his father, John
Dugati, a fruit pedler, had beaten him brutally witli a
cowhide. It appeared from tho statement of the lad
that his lather bad repeatedly boaten him In the same
manner, and that on awaking out or a drunken ?UP?'
yesterdav morulng he charged the boy with having
tnkeu t.iirty-Ove cents from bis pocket, and beat bun
In the brutal manner already described. Mr. Jenkins,
chief agent ol tho Society for the Prevention orC?olty
to Childron, appeared at tho Tombs 1 ol.ee Oourt to
prosecute the case yesterday. Dusan, who ollercd no
delenco, was held In deinult ot $500 ball for triaL
DELIA M'DERMOTT.
Superintendent Walling yesierday received the fol
lowing letter from tho Postmaster oi Cllutou, Mass.,
in relation to Dolia McDorunUt, the girl who was re
ported as having been abduclod, but who, us It subse
quently transpired, wss jent to a nunnery by a Catholic
priest. |,0!|T ornc*. Gustos. Mass., June 14, 1870.
To tho SurSKlSTSSOSNT of POLICK , . . .
Siu? Alter Inve.tlicatlng the uiHtter furthor I nna t?e
Mean referred to in inv letter to MeUeriuott was net the
mun wanted but I know the one In question. He went
bv the nwne of J. B. Ifyt hire. About ten day.
he earn" To me and wanted 1 should .end hi. aiall
to Mollis N. H.. Where hi. wile wa.. and further
mild he Wii* Hoinif to.the Centennial that morning. I have
n" t .ecu hlT. "k?. I understand th. irfrl wa. not treaty
J" , well and. If the truth wa. known. Hoy* (Bean) wa. a
ra??al lu regard to Rev. Father Patterson and what he
mhvs About it 1 fhAll reler you to tho editor ol the Clinton
Commit W K. I'arkhurut, who ha. had ?ever*l interview,
with bliu about It. and .ay. If you wl.h he will give you
what Mr. 1'atter.on .av. about^It. H. own. uj) he .^ut
Dulia away. Very truly yonr?, t- W. ln.NnM(jKr., r. *.
1? S ?The whole thing will be ventilated Ut^lie fW.uiJ
,li l ...4 1 will sen?l you a enpy. Mr.. McDennott tho
mother of the icirT. wm"nVormed. and th. matter -ill be fur
ther investigated.
BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON ITALIANS.
A| an early hour yesterday two Italian ragpickers,
named Felix Arron and Miguel Btongerman. residing
in Adams street, Brooklyn, while pursuing tholr avo
cation, were assaulted and brutally beaten by a gang
of ruffians known as the "Fourth Ward Gang. ' Tho
prisoners were arraigned bolore Justice aish and ga\o
their names as William llreunan, aged thirty-six years;
John McLaughlin, aged twenty five years: Joseph
Wolf and James Brennan, aged twenty-eight y??rs.
Biencerman's injuries woro ol a nature tlnit rendered
his attendance impossible yesterday, and the prtsouers
were committed to await examination.
ANOTHER SWINDLE.
Offlcor McMabon, ol the Nineteenth tub-precinct,
acting on a warrant, yesterday arretted Paul R. Ber
nard, ol No. 6S6 Second avenuo, a reputed snook thiof,
on a charge of swindling. It tt alleged that Bernard
In sorted In provincial papers the following advertise
ment:?
WANTED?A family to adopt a little boy who po? ?***?? a
yearly incomt of $UTxi, one half of which Mm will be paid
to hU adooted parent*. KuelosO reference* and fifty ornts
for photograph 10 f. tt. Bernard. So. 8">6-Sixth avenuo
On being arraigned before Judge Duffy yesterday
aiternoon ho wat remanded to await the production of
additional evldenco against him.
BATTELL'S good luck.
Tbomat Battel!, the convicted murderer, who was ,
sentenced to imprisonment for lite on Thuriday lor the
killing of Mm. Mary Hamrnar, woe retnovod from the
?Tombs to Slate Prison yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs
Coughlln and Daly. At he was leaving bla cell he said
to a Hkrai.h reporter, "What a lucky man I am. I
oevor expected to leave this prison alive." His wife
and a number of friends called ou him previous to his
loaving the Tombs, when he cried bitterly. It Is under
stood that oil oris will be made by nla relatives to pro
cure tho revocation of big sentonoe.
municipal NOTEd,
Comptroller Green has approved tho sureties of Denis
Dowu, lor paving Bojfart street trom We.-tt street to
Thirteenth avenue; John P. Lcnlhan, paving Fiity
llrst street trom Twollth avenue to the bulkhead lino,
and 112th street from Third avenue to Hkrlem River;
| Kdward Bradbarnu. paving H'JiU street Irom Thirl to
Fourth avenue; Patrick Viuiholland, paving Seventy
nttn street Irom l-'irst to Second avenue, and Abraham
Dowdney, grading, Ac. , on luitt street between Honle
vard aod Riverside l'ark. This work Involves tho ex
penditure ol about 25, and will give employ
ment to a number of laborers
Comptroller linen yesterday deposited with the
Chamberlain $3,000 on account of the College of the
City of New York.
CAK accident IN HOBOKEN.
Yesterday nfternoon J. Dlilman, a driver In the em
ploy of the North Hudton County Railroad, had an
almost miraculous escapo Irom a sudden death. Dill
man was driving a car tbrougb Washington street,
Hobokoti, when the horse* became unmanageable, and
one ol tbeanimals kicked tho piu oat <>l its place, wuicli
separated them Irom the car The driver was precipi
tated bead foreoicstover the dashboard and lell boaviiy
ou toe pavement, iu Tallinn, however, ho retained
bold of the rein* and was dragged a considerable dis
tance. One ol the passengers had the pretence of mind
to apply tho brake, and thu? stopped the car, which
might otherwise have crashed the unfortunate driver
Dtlimao wat severely injured about the bead and body.
THE RiVEK'S DEAD.
The body of nn unknown man wat found floating In
the Kail Rivor yesterday mor ling at the loot ?!
Ninety-third street, and was sent to the Morgne to
await Identification. Deceased wat about thirty-six
years old, with dark bair, mustache aud chin whis
kers. nM Wilt dressed In I.gut overalls att'l brown
striked woollen jacket. Coronor Crokor will hold an
muiiest.
The body of a drowned man wat found in the river
at ibe (not of Smith street. Brooklyn, yesterday. De
ceased h id on a ll.niowl und a itneu ouat. two pairs ol
penis (linen and plaid), a black vest, white shirt and
no -hoe.". He was Ave loet seven inobet In height and
was aixiut llliy-ilve year* of ate
At the loot of Wotcott street wat loond the body of a
man rboot tnlrty-flve j ears of age, a rested in a Mack
suit, platd woollen akin and laeed shoes. The re
msint were removed to tht MeJf? far leeutlkqalten.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA. f
PUOGBEM or TH* DAB1BB CANAL PBOJXCTT?A
DKPOBKD PBEHIDXNT BETIBBB?AHUICiH
CAPITALIST XNTKBPBISX?A TBBBOTO XX
PLOBION, FOLLOWED BT 71BB AND DEATH.
Pajiaha, June 8, 1870.
Mr. Antboinede Gorgost's Darien Canal project con
tinues to gain popularity in Bogota. An entbutlastlo
meeting was bold on IB* 30th ol April, wbicb waa at
tended by the President or the Republic and offloera of
State, the Archbishop, foreign atnbaaaadon and a large
concourse of distinguished citizens, young and old.
Mr. Gorgoza arorks under the aaapleea or a syndicate
composed oI capitalists and aeieniitlc mea of all ns
tioualltiea, with the Uuogmrisn General, Tiirr, who
opened tho canal between the Oder and the Danube, at
its head.
BOLIVIA.
Don Tomas Frits, the deposed President of Bolivia,
baa withdrawn to Pent. Data, tho revolutionary sua
cesaor, will be resitted by the seacoast provinces.
PKBU.
Mr. Henry Meiggs offers to complete the Oroya Hall
way and make a branch to the Cerro de Pasco at hit
own coat, providing the government give him a cleat
title to all tho mines he may discover, not the property
of others, and tbe machinery, 4c., belonging to the
State now in the Cerro.
Mr. John (J. Meiggs, at present In Europe, is sup
posed to have enlisted capitalists there for this project,
rm ocaxo contract nxakcikkiko.
Tbe guano contract with the Soeitftd General of Paris,
of March 30. has been suspended and General Mariano
Prndn is personally treating with tbe bondholders ib
Europe.
FATAL SXPI.OSIOW AND FIRS.
A Ore occurred in tho city of Cuzco, on the 29th ot
April, through an explosion In a fireworks establish
ment A rocket foolishly lit In the room, landed In s
600 pound pile of gunpowder. The fire that succeeded
tbe explosion burned from hair past six A. M. 1111 ball
post eight P. M. before It was subdued. Six persons
were killed and a large number wounded.
Tho value or tho property destroyed Is considerable.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
The following circular has been Issued by tho Cen
tennial Celebration Committee:?
At a meeting or the New York Centennial Celebration
Committee, held the 10th inst. at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, tho following resolution was adopted:?
Kcsoived, That the Finance Committee be requested to
exteud tu the general public, throuch the preas. a cordial
invitation to aid by voluntary oubaciintiont in dafraying the
exitensns of thU jrrand centennial celebration, and that tbe
uaiue* of tbe contributor*, together with those already re
ceived. be published in tbe dailjr papera from time to time as
received.
In pursuance of the above resolution, we earnestly
solicit subscriptions rrom all those citizens who may
desire to aid In carrying out tho programme ror tbe
grand centennial celebration as adopted by the com
mittee, to be held on tho evening or the 3d and day ol
tlie Fourth ol July. All contributions m?v be sent t<
Henry Huvemeyor, Na 78 Wall street or No. 16 West
Seventeenth street, New York.
RUSH C. HAWKINS. Chairman.
JOHN B. PANNES. Secretary.
THUKLOW WEED,
Cbuirman ol Committee on Ode,
Oration and Invitations.
ALEXANDER SHALER,
Ch?irmsn or Committee on Proccs
tious, Illuminations, Decorations
aud Police.
HENRY llAVEMEYER,
Chairman orCommittee on Finance.
PAUL (JOEPEL,
Chairman of Committee on Mutlc.
The following Is the list or subscribers to June 10:?
J. ft H. Auchencloas. .$260 S. ft W. Welsh 100
A. T. Stewart ft Co.... 260 D. Yun Xoslrand 60
Rusn C. Hawkins 100 J. D. Vermllyo 60
ThurlowWeod 100 T. D. Tappan 60
Augustus Scbell 100 William l)owd 60
Henry Havemeyer.... 100 Thomas Mlnlord 60
Dexter A. Hawkins... 100 R. Hoe ft Co 60
John H. Davis 100 Kane, Spring, Dale ft
Ruseell Sago 100 Co 60
John J. Cruun 100 Eugone Kelly 60
Edward Cooper 100 H. S. Kennedy & Co.. 60
T. B. Musgrave lQp John D. Lawsou 60
William H. K>gg 100 Morion, Bliss ft Co... 60
B. H. Howell, Son & O. D. Muna 60
Co 100 C. A. Peabody 60
Benj. B. Sherman.... 100 Clark Bell 60
W. R Vermllye 100 Telt, Griswold ft Co... 60
Brown Brothers ft Co. 100 P. You Yolkenburgh
William Bordeu 100 ft Co 60
Moses Taylor & Co.... 100 Naylor to Co 60
Harper Brothers & Co. 100 A. R. Whitney ft Co.. 60
R. L. ft A. Stuurt 100 A. B. Warner 60
H. K. & F. B. Tburber L. M. Bates 60
ft Cs 100 Wm. Wall's Sons 60
Charios Binkhalter... 100 J. M. Ccbailos 60
J. J. Astor 1U0 A. Ruppunor 25
William Astor 100 John O'Shaughnessy.. 26
Roll l. Lenox Kennedy 100 E. Buetday 26
Arnold, Constable ft A. Yatuble 23
Co 100 E. S Terry 26
J. ft W. Scllgmann... 100 Parker Handy 25
J. Warren Goddard... 100 C. S. Smith 25
George Jones lew J. Trtylor Jounston ... 25
Charios Lanier 100 Stnclntr Tousey 25
W. H. Webb 100 James F. Wen ham.... 25
William H. Yanderbllt 100 F. SigeL 20
H. U. Clullin ft Co.... 100 Ed^urd Solomon 20
Scball'or Bros 100 Willy Wallach 20
Phelps, Dodge ft Co... 100 James Wiener 20
Borden ft Luvell 100 C. F. Hunter 20
Piersou ft Co 100 Cash V 20
Charles Li'iilng ft Co.. 100 Cash, L. 20
RECEPTION TO MR. ROACH.
Tbe Associated Pioneers or the Territorial days ot
California give a reception on Monday evening, June
19. sf tbe Sturtevant House, to Philip A. Roach, of
San Frsncisc >, on hi* first visit to the Atlantic coast
si nee the spring ol' 184M. Mr. Roach is the California
Chinese Commissioner, whose trenchant views on the
Chinese questiou were lately publlsned In tbe Hsrald.
A LOUISIANA TRAGEDY.
IKK COX, A NOTORIOUS DESPXBADO ASSASSI
NATED?HIS DKATH NOT REOBXTTXD.
[Prom the Feliciana Ledger.]
From a citizen of Port Hudson, who arrived on the
?pot a short time after the blood/ deed, we glean the
intelligence that Ike Cox, a notorious, treacherous and
dangerous character, was shot and killed in that vil
lage on Wednesday night, the 31st ult.
The circumstances that led to tho commission or this
sanguinary deed are substantially as follows:?
It seems that the whole neighborhood of Port Hud
son were in constant dread of this man Cox, on ac
couut of bts having committed some foul and atrocious
murders some time since in that immediate section,
and bud by the lonlency of packed and bribed Juries
evaded the just penalty of the law. That, emboldened
by bis success, he had contluuetf to follow his dark and
censurable cour?e until his uume bad become a perfect
symbol oi >?o and terror to the citizens oi tho tamed
little settlement. His dally and nightly work was but
on* ol blood and violation ol law. He thought It but
i his duty to Hog, shoot and slab reople wherever hr
j net them; ready at all time* irom the slightest aaus<
to wuip out a revolver and tire, iiy tbU means he had
miuie himself intolerable and nnoesrable to the cltl
j zeus, so that driven to the last extremity they armed
themselves and drove blm Irom the town.
From that time up to a lew days ago bo bas been
i trudging about from one parish to another, still pur
I suing his evil ways. We believe that in the parish ol
i St. Maty he at one time shot and dungerousiv wounded
a constable ?lio was sent to arrest him. He mado
good his escape irom the parish, but returned In a lew
months alter, thinking perhaps that all thoughts ol the
past had vanished Irom tho-people. Not so, however,
as was alter ward proved. So sooner bad his presenco
In the parlsn been made known to ihe ssberiff than that
individual hunted bun up and attempted to arrest blm,
in which attempt the unlortunate official lost h a liie,
as Cox unhesitatingly drew bis pistol snd shot blm
down, again making his escape.
A short time after he bocame Involved in a difficulty
| with Some Spaniards, or Italians, in Donaldsoavtlie,
we believe, in wnicb allray be shot and seriously
wounded two or three men. and again suoceeded in es
caping and evading the law.
Immediately alter ibis ho took his departure and alt
trace was lost o.' him until a lew weeks ago, when be
ngain relumed to the scene ol his Hrst tragedies.
' From bis own lips the Information was obtained that
during his long absence be bad been travelling In and
about the parish of Cousbatta, as the excitement and
lawle>sn?sa which at times existed there would aflord
bim opportunities to tndalge in those heinous cnmoi
for which his nature thirsted. This may account foi
i some of the bloody and unlatbomable crimes that have
been jierpetrated in tbat section.
tV ilb the snbeidtng of the outrages In that parish his
wanton deeire to kill natarally emved for a new field
of action. So, having no whore else to go, be returned
; to the "village on tbe cliff," where he soon com
menced bis old r6l?. He msde u bis business to go
around an J notify a number of tbe officers (so our
informant says) of Baton Kouge and a few ol Kast Fe
liciana, who claimed to be republicans, that they must
resign or be would soon "Hx them." He openly
boasted of being In tho crowd tbat mad*
tbe aasanlt on Lane m Haton Kouge, aud even went so
lar as to say tbat he had been in Laue's room mat very
night conversing and smoking with him ; that he bad
been sent as a spy upon his actions, and that be guided
the men to the room In which he slept.
It is alleged tbat on tbe night that the jest vengeance
ol <?od was meted out to him he entered the store ol a
Mr. Bell In Port Hudsou, demanded wUiekey and cigars
ol hiui, ?nd on his relusal to comply with bia request
ho struck bun with a club or siting shot, nearly frac
turing bis skull Immediately alter this act be stepped
iicroas ihe sirt?.t to another store, wburo the parties
willingly granted his demand out of pure dread aud
fear. After receiving them he at once left the store
and started up ihe strict whooping and shouting IB a
hideous, braggadocio manner. At this moment the
omnium ucton itious ol a uozen shot guus broke out
upon the evening air, and Cox. with a death yell, lell
to the earth. Tue parties lullvwed up Ibeir lirsl volley
by another, heeiik'ss of bis piteoes walling and en
I treati's in sp?ri- InH dentin life. They heeded him
| not, but continued to Ore as long as a anoecie Mtrii '

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