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8
AMI KKME1VT*.
fffoBb* mUsklm WboST.
*? THIS DAY.
EVENING AT 8. MATINEE AT 2. i
The talented actor,
E T STETSON".
In NECK AND NECK. ;
PARISIAN VARHTTka. , MATINEE rO-DAY.
AKISIaN VARIETIES. t Duly uite in New York. I
Itith hi. and Broadway. "
Cooleat Theatre . perfect lero compared with othen. 1
NEW SENSATIONS
NEW MODELS NEW ARTISTS ,
A com pie la chance?an entirely new hill aud comnanr.
Oriental. | Piquant. | Spicy. | Sparkling.
One-third more acta, i
A eo?t three time> creater than anv other theatre.
OLD UOOSEBKKRY?SL1GO til'AKD. i
GILT-EDGED PI.EASl KKS.
REFORMERS <)K TIIK PERIOD. <
THtt ROSE AND THE BITTER ELY. '
Im Jtatise aueeeaa nt tbe tamuua Parisian Dance.
iiruncu t no iverneil. naarpiey isr??ttiers.
Mills and lU'iner. Suvdam Brother* J
Wonderful John Gouriay. | Mile. Berth* *nd Ballet.
1UU popular favorite* In nriiriuai acts. nsui;utv not nice. I .
KTfninf* at 8. Metinees Tueadar. Thursday aud Saturday. (
rpo.W l'A>rui. > skw rHKATRB~ ' \
X 5<> and 587 Broadway.
Till: GREAT SUCCESS OF THK YEAR. C
Till. ATTKNDANrK IM IIKASIM. NIGHTLY. '
A sure indication of public approval.
Lead the list of star* : ?
The Berlin Wonder, Tho treat Prim* Donna,
LITTLE TODD. KDNA MAKKLkY. 1
H-err SOHULTZ. CHARLES DIAMOND. A
Larky toolky. andy collins.
CLARK (IIBBS. II V KRY PHILLIPS.
KEATING AND SANDS. MLKS AND EVANS.
Miss LoLT SAND KURD. MImsADIK DKSIION.
MATINEES Tl'ESDAY AM) FRIDAY.
WALLACE > " THE KLOEBN0K& 1
Seventh week of the incomparable artiita,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE,
in Woolfs American Comedy of the p
MIGHTY DOLLAR.
, which will Uo presented 1
I II IS hvk.mno
for the
148TII TIME f.\ rlus rrTV- *
RATURDAY EVKNIKO. JITLY IV I
150TH l'LKKOUM AMOK IN THIS CITY
of the I
MIGHTY DOLLAR'
Performance terminator at ItiMHtince* discontinued, (
17 ELLY A LfcO.Vo ul'KKA HO: SL-'.rtD ST.
lv KELLY k leon's minstrels. 1
FKoL' KKOl.
GII.BBRTB Tin: ONLY LBON
TUK SOCKAIv KAMILl '
MKXT WEEK KELI.Y A I.I. >N - , ll v.NSLATION j ,
of I.ococq'* Rntnaiitic Oprrrttii,
TIIK LSI, t Nil OK HAOIIKl.oKS j
OILMOKB'D i OMCKRT OARDKN. ,
?JT CUANUK OK I'ROURAMMK RVKRY EVKNINO. ,
TO NIUHT AT R O'CI.OCK
NVITII sI.L TIIK M AR- ANi> -OI.0IKTA,
AM> THK. KAMOIS MILITARY HANK. <
1. Ounure "Kionii" Waimer t
'2. Barcarole. "Ilirlierltcd" Lange ?
& tiwiltlolo, Irtwc to, air Tifiiv ho H riot i
4. Overture. "Kun otit" Beethoven
5. iarniiil nrin, "Hubert le Dieble" Meyerbeer
Mine. hl/OKNIK PAPPKN HEI.M.
CJ. Ouartet. "Kig' letto".. Verdi '
7. t oruet nolo, *ir and variation* Proch
Mr. .1. Lf.W. i
8. Piano mdn. "KovraUki PolonaUe" Chopin
1). "Blue Belli ot Scotland'* ... TIIR
YOCNO APOLLO CLUB.
10. Urand March. **T aim ha user" Warner ?
Admission CH) routs \
OLYMPIC TIIElTRB " i
BROADWAY 83 i \
TUB COO LP ST TilBATRK IN NEW YORK. i ]
I'uahnted excitement over
C APTAIN MchO.NA LLPS
TRAINED INDIANS TRAINED INDIANS.
THE OCCIDENTALS. \
Tlu* public interest in iliom- wonder ul people increase* daily.
Htici tlicir wonderful proficiency and docllitv is the
tause of many expiessiou* ol commendation. Don't tail to ?
ice then >n
MANUAL OF ARMS. BAYONET EXERCISE. 1
BEAUTIFUL STATUKS. J
KIKE K ATI mi. WAR DANCES, AC. r
The irrrat Ethiopian Pntx Maker _
BILLY BAKKY.
IAMKS QHIN'tf, JOHN 0. GRIFFIN,
Til 151(1 TilRKF.. TilK Tl'RNKK BltOTHEKS, >
Mis? P.LolSK Al.I KN. Mi?? KITTY McDhlt VOTT. -i
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AM> S ATI' ItDA Y
HVll AV1-.N1 K rilEATKK, MKOAD'.VAV AND 15STH ST. ?
*) Prop'l.tnr ntid Manager Mr. Al'tlt'KTIN DALY *
Evrrv inirht at 8. Maliuec Saturday all -i
rlTFT It QOQg 0 I hM-,r.
v p ii g q ii r e
reprp ii g g r r elk
r i! q Q g r uk ?
i' n gggg uuuu kerb %
g
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS. ACTED OVER 20U TIMF.S 1
% "Were a stranger coming to New York to *?k where he '
won Id feel most a* home lor an cueuing'a amusement and *
enjoyment, we should litihesitat ingly *ay at the Fifth Are- -i
line Theatre. "?New York Herald.
% .lulj ill. Mr. MITIIKKN ?* DI N DKI'.AItY. J
Bowkby theatre. * i
Grand ruccass ol the gicat drama,
GREEN BUMIES. t
Alio the favorite larre. I 1110 VICTIM.
Saturday last ni<ht ol the summer season.
Kiralfy'h ilhambka palace! ; ;
Every evening at k and Saturday matinee at 2 P. M.
Last nights of the spectacular cxtraraganxa,
A TRIP TO THE MOON. c
Promenade Concerts in the Garden. *
In attire preparation , .
the lucky stab. r
T)EPbllh GOING IN THE COUNTRY YOU J
D SHOULD ORDER THE EVENING TELEGRAM; I
SENT ro YOUR \DDRESS FOR FIFTY CENTS A 1
MONTH. POST PAID.
VTKW YORK I'KMENMAI.
1> AKT EXIilHITIOX.
The mo*t important collection of modern Painting, by
the rreat European tna*ter% ever brought to thin country.
Jiow open daily. from H A. M. to 7 P. M.. at the
LEAMTT AKT ROOMS,' 8!7 KUOAOWAY.
Admittance. 2.">c. ; Ticket one week. 5'lr. ; ono month, $1 J
XTKW YOKK CENTENNIAL
li LUA.I Miuniuun.
The great collections of Art Treasure*. selected from the ; \
private gailene* ot New York, now open at the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OK DESIGN,
cumer l!H?1 at. and 4th av..
>in?t thf
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
12* West 14th ht..
Dav time only. Tickets. 25 cent*.
U y j; w R04 HBLLB AND PBLHAM OOAOH <1 kbOF,9
la with element vignette. Vic.; "(oivornor llayea'
Grand March" portrait . 4'?c ; ' 11. a/.lit a it Grand MarcftM
(liki-nrv Horn IV'lnn 4gc : "Little Nhenherde-*," W'il*nn,
Pk\ : "Martha Washington Welttes' (portrait). 7."?c.;
"America'* t rut' nviial March." Duwiiimr. UOc.; "KIO
Tears Ago,'* 4()r ; "Whlttier Centennial ll/mn," Paine,
lUc. DlTSt?.N X ft)., 711 Uroadwtty.
1~M1E FnCKBA IN'. CIRt Uxruis 01 THE EVENIN
(i T!.Li.GKaM II A* now KKAt IIKD A DAILY
AV R\GK oK :i*. rills 18 INK LARGEST
KNOA'x CIKCULAIIO'. OK KN> KVKM.40 PAl'KU
Pli.LISHKD IN 1II h i Ell'l D STATES.
"PALAIS llo\ A I. I- ' <il II A'. I" Vol Ni; I..\DY
J attendant*. Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert,
from 7 until 1 o'clock. Admission free.
rpo LET THE CKMUAL PARK GARDEN, OR' I
J. known a* Theodore T i >maC III all and Garden*, oHth \
and 5:Hh at?., ou 7tl? av,, fur an? flrat class entertainment,
fhh t a summer theatre, c?iiirerts, picnic*. Ac., at a very
low figure. <?r wouid join a p ?rty to open a parlor skating
nuk, ihi- being on* of the finest place* in the country. Ap- j
j?i> n t: e pitta H I
PlAXOKOUrfes. UHUAjIS, <*v.
ArrOK lif.M. I I'i.iw'ir. fijuXii ASI? iiK\NI>
Piano* t.f our owu make; also lor *aio and rent, a
uuiher of line second hand Piano*, in perfect order. WILL*
I AM KNABK A CO., No 112 Ith av ikon I
A ?CLOSING Ol i -vl.K LAROB ELEGANT 8TOCK
Piano*; hall price. H MDlOKK'S Wit re rooms, RtH
Bleecker st. ; Slt*>. flftO. $21* W I
Vr lob PRicl >. m hi w v\ CIIK ki Si no,
vv etier, iprtvui Pianr?* rented. c?ty or country ; double
rerd Organ. $R??. (iOHI)ON A SDN. Ill Koat 14th *t. '
A~ I ADY WILL SELL A SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED !
nofwimi upright L'bickerinu Piatt fort , com $800, lor
lea* $27-'*; nearly new. l-.a*t lid at., near 2d av.
A"~" FAMILY LEAVING f IIE CITY WILL SELL ROSE- " i
wood 7 oc are Pianoforte for $lU0. 2 pi Eaat 3>tti ?t..
near :til .IT.
A family will sell eI.loant iuisnwoob I
Pianoforte lor $JnO: every Imp oTemcot. agraffe. over- I i
Unix. 4c; "?ed -I on time, a aacriSca. Call at private <
raaidance <7 Waat l(Hk n.
( inOKBMKn . -M isvs >v ?i kR n, u (TIM1 1
(J and other flrM eia>, nee an.I eeennd hand ?,|iiare and '
anrl.'lit 1'iaiio-i and "r ana al extraordinary low p ice, I r : '
caal.. or to let until paid lor. an par contract: to rent in ritjr
er country. iioka* i. waTi k.- Jk ?0.\.n,48l Itruadwaj. |
MAOMirtOI RT I l I OC1 W K B I8KW <>t>I PI t\n. | 1
forlc. having raneu I, overt rutin bu?, onii f I III. ]
.iOHDON A, 137 Blanker at
Pkivatk FAMILY offer Fok -IPEKH 7 13 <
ri'^wixwl Pianoforte. *t *:?0 m*-*i Mi ,'h ; sr* ninter I
kr dealer can roako moiirj on it. 1*all residence .>4 last
mk Mo
-A IIKU TIKl l, 7 (M'TAVF. BOSKWOOf) j
qpAUV'* I'ituo. mi iH-rfriM order. * bnrjrain. Henr/ !
I., between Atlantic imi State, Brooklyn.
"IL'okhka. iookki. i'imi, akTuiMV.rit". ami. ^
Ing; hour, editing; Tacatio't punilt received all turnnicr.
writing, ?3 lonitilT. FAl.NL. nj Buaarjr
.n.vKuliK ;
A" T PRICES NEVFP. AI* PKUACHEI> lll.FOKF.
Male and Marlde Wnntela I.argent aaaortment in the
gtlf. PF.\III! V N .-LATi. l Oail'ANV.
M I'nlon eqaarr, 4th a? >nd 17tli ?l . Near York
d anolannrera of all kind* of Mala Work.
A HTUOLIMi Y .
"a WUMiEKFI.'L CHILI'. Ulr'TED WITII SECOND 5
j\ Blatht. teil* everything wii!iout questioning. 1JJ Went
4<?tb it., near Broadway.
A -..NO IMI'osir|??\ \TKST HI'MNKli.i CLaTk ?
vo. ant Mr*. KOSTKR, M Letiiiirton ?., neur 25tb 1 .
ki : J.'ie. to .* ?c.
BS in i TBLU hVRIYrillMUi ABMXTfllKNM; j
rtrnrpri ?i>> ph pr-p-Ny: brnipri ?rp?ra<rd tnjeibtr; J
lucky uaakoia. I II i<1 t?v.
MKI'HAl. AM> HI'SIM.SM I. XI K V I VAN 1?OFFICE
I .'41 ?p>i J-'lli >1 . between l ib and Tih *??
\f XIL. K*ISA Hr.Vh.AI>.-> Vol K WliOi.K Uhh h'KoM
I?1 ertill-lnlhricrarp <*.' I ?>*l It. hre.ft. ,
>1 \ t>.
A Mil'- XV? ,{?/ ..- I ! r?C. Pll V.-li'l V.> . Ill) \K|) and
imraiai. IWCutiltol , ImI. XX aa<J XVeU
A? V.VI . K-.SIV.L.U x|f?.VI ... M.MV. ISJ) .\U i" I
Kwl .1 .'>1IX lirti iloiir It >ra .Xlh x? A trie* free. '
\~l>k \nii \iiii liiii.xn. h m; xvi.-t *<rn sr
i II d- 1 . .11 u.uii"'! O-I ?l t-m ?!? r n;.l*lnt*. |
A?uk. and mm.. hon ? dm ll>, n hi ?l, ? l>\. ,
pu:;?U"? ?.? ?ii Iruinlr ynmpialat* 47 xv..?i lliih ??. I
A- M 11 XK'hXl . II V I.A K- 1* It XI' I U I (IK i
It*.i I. i l.lhrriy-I. Frnalr ramplaliili iiiMlilly. V
Dk I\ MITh.lll. XD. "J r.A -1 . ril >r . NKAR lid "
?y ? K'amala roiiiplulnt* treated lor $.??.
DR WheTBKihOk. Ill XXtrT ill) KT. N KAR dllOAD. (
way.?hYmala cunplalnn a aperialty. *
Sdcokiwrn. .1 KIS 1.1 XI1XMI-.Kt). ?AI.TTcANM II
a* iw nt a?? XTKlf. 46 liwpkw il . aaar Broadway b
,JNEW YOUR
HOARDERS W1HTED. J
I OB TWO KLBOANTLf FURNISHED ROOMS TO ,
L let. with Board if required; tummer pricti. ti'Ji Lex- |
Dfton ?v.. batwraa .?.S4 and ?>4th "it. ?
1 SIN PROMT Soo? BITII BOARD, Bi i
L double Roniat, all couvenu-nces, proportionally low. i
S'u 43 7th nr.
?1 ~TO ?> I'tH I)AV *) TO. $10 PKR WKEC? I
?1 Large. airy Rooms, lirml class table. 170 Bleecker ?%., ;
jrar Broadway.
-Ill AV '.*.1 OPPOSITE IIOTKI. IllU NSWlOK, 1
) necnnil Huor : <!?: Uhlfullj cool; with or witbuul llo.nl; |
.r.r.lir.t ? * Hi AlllfAll I
- I'KcwrKCT I'LAI.K. h *.ST 4IST ST. HANDSOME
.) alrnve Uoora, with Board, $18; alagie Kuutna, RU aud ,
'5 .V); local Inn cool and plraf^nt. 1
N - r*l It WKKK.?BOARD. WITH DEKIRAltEK ROOM* '
? / double and single), *t]it*ble for families ??r gentlenon;
lady boarder*. SI; pnxl h'*URB. HO 1 East H3d si.
{?/* TO JR rKIt WKKK -20 ('UNTON PUC^ NEAR |
t' ) Hrnadway. ? Pine front Rooms, with Hoard, to farui
ies or single persons. j
kV* Zooon BOARD. NICELY Pl'KNIBHRD ROOM*, ?
/') -'a*, bath, home comforts, American family. 401
,Vrst 2Md -4. |
?/' T?) *? MR WEEK.?NICK ROOM*. WITH 1
P' ) firm class Hoard. In 154 and 1W Waverler place. f
- \S I >T awn ST.? H AN I>SOM K I.Y ITKMSMKI) 1
j Ito mis. singly or en suite, at summer prices, with or
vithont Hoard. 1
\ WEST 3I8T ST.?DESIRABLE BOOKS. WITH !
" Hoard: locality and appointments unexceptionable; ,
mmraer prices; References exchanged.
mWAVKRLRY PLACE. NEAR HROADWAY ?FRONT
Koorn*. 512, $14 and $20, two. with Hoard; single, $7
uid $1*: transient people taken ; tabic Hoard. $4.
MTU ST.. 156 WES r. ?DKLIOH TFl' L HOOM.~)N
second floor, to let, with Hoard, for two gentlemen or i (
r? ntleman and wife. i
| i EAST iter " ST.?SLEOANTLY FURNIfUIBD 1
rl Rooms to root to gentlemen, with or without j
tn ; RefiraoMii
| ithst. 116 WEST.?WITH BOARDi ROOMS FOR j
I'l fa?Mllie- or .single gentlemen; terms for the summer
fry nMOBlblt
,; )[) sr. WEST. TO LIT, WITH BOARD. WO
liimtlaoniely furnished Koomi. coolest in the city; I |
on e I pr cos Coll bI 11s.
IIO WKST POTH ST.-CIKUCK ROOMS, LARGE AND | |
??) RBit)}, with Ro* r < I; fwfcwsoi.
f>QTH si WRST, BUT ll v.N 'SOMI LV PURNI8HRD I f
' double uml sincle UoomM, with Rnutd. ninnlnir wafer ! '
ii room*, batli, Ac*; brown stone house; American family; *
to ?R
.>(? i a^i Jisr. ?a kf.w si l.K'^r IC)\i:r>KKS f'AV 1
?. ' be accommodated, also truusicnt and tabic : strictly 1
Irat sliis 1
:t\ 87 WKST 14TH SI. ELEGANT ROOX8, j
witli Hoard: peimancnt or trautdent; $2 per day;
<fDt by hiijrlffth lady. <
L)(| 1 AST 1JTH ST . ItKTWKF.N' n OADWAY AND
Vniv rally place. Two Ururc. nicely furnished Rooms,
n second floor, to let, with Board, suitable lor gentleman <
ind wife or party of hinglo gontlemen.
SOfTIl W ASH i N(.'TON SO 17 A RK~ -1* LHASA NT
X?) furnished Rooms fronting on Hark to let, with good
Hoard; French spoken; reference.
( Q wkst WASHINGTON PLACE NEAR 6TH AV.r'
' Nicely furnished largo and small plcaaant Rooms
rltli Board.
cq wkst arm sr., h&ak Broadway.?labor.
)') airy Roctua, with lionrd, to transient or permanent
nrlin.
;<o wkst :r.rii st -pi,khan ii.y KiMt.sTsiiKn
I ) > Hootna; superior accommodation; private family: 1
Board if desired; releroocea exchanged.
mANO in I WAVKRLBT PLACE. CORNER OF
Waablnfttnn sonare.?Several Koomi at two thirds '
vial priro ; Kood tabln. ,
fiWj MACl'Ut UAL ST. i.ARUK. cool.. Kilo NT
1 r' I'arlor. to lot, with Board Tor two, for $."> encli;
iuclo Kortma, 8.V
I in" wkst *otii st.?HAsnsoMEi.v-kT'iinisTTki)
I 1 Rooms, wltu or without Board; alao hall Kooma,
node rato. i
I I f\ EAST RATI I ST., ~NEAlt LEXINUTON AV.?
I'i Furnlahod Koom, with Board; Drat clasa ncigltboriood:
private family.
N| M AC Dol'i J A I. ST., TWO HOOPS KKOM WASH"
1 imrton annaro.?Two or throe neatly lorniahed' ,
oniiectine Kooina to let. with Board, to a family or to f(un- j
lomro: torma rnaaonahle; referenoe.
Mi WKST 15TH ST M ANIISOMK I.V PURH18HBD
L*lTr Parlor, for ircntlcinan aud wife; Board lor lady
inly; all Improvenieula.
7/^7 WKST 24TI1 sfT?TO LETT WITI1 BOARD, SBC!
_ U t end at- ry front Room, with Bedroom; euey term a.
jr.Q WKST AHTII ST.. BKTWKKN sTII AMI t>Tll
ava ?Nicely tnrniahed pleasant Second Kloor, en J
tnte orotherwlae, with or without board; |irivat? family. '
I SPRCCK ST . I'llI 1.ADKl.l'llIaT?VISITOR8
to the Kxhlldtlon can obtain flrat claaa Board
ind accommodatlonii by addr"?tii. z as above.
7) l\AA ABCH ST.. PHILADELPHIA SUPERIOR
arrommndailuni on rra.unablo trrna tor Con- I
ennial visitor.: locution nmmrpaa.ed.
VJtTciUBDK.-1UTI .AS.' PARTICULARS OK PR?
La vatr t> nrrilni; areommodatlon. SANDS' Board Directory.
1,1(13 Broadway, frond Hour. '
PIllLADKLPM IA BOARDINU?MlfS BOYD. 342 I
South lsth at., near Ultlonliouae square ; superior ncnmmod
vtions; dinner at 6. Kr'ers to Nathan I,..no, Esq.,
WaJl ?t
l"HiK INCREASING* "ciKCl LATH'S ok'tIIK ~KV*KN- '
I INC, TKLKORAM 1IAS NOW REACHED A DAII.Y
tVERAOE OK TIMS IS 111K I, A ltd r.ST
KSOWS CIRCULATION OK ANY KVgMNti PAPER
'l"ltl.ISlIKI) IN TIIK UNITED Sl'ATES
IV AN TED?HOARD U NTII. FTIMT OK NOV KM HER,
1? I.v a rouni; lady in a quiet, respectable strictly
irirate family, where there are no other liour.l"rv a place
vhere alio ran have nil the comforts nnd nr.. tart Inn of a
inntr ; unexceptionable referenre clven. and required; no '
innrdluit house keeper* need apply, Address, A. B., box
90, Herald Uptown Itranrh offim.
ICt IA It 1> AND UIIR.I M. W ASffeD. j
VOKNTI.KM AS WISH KB A LARUE. \l'tU. I'tlR- '
nlahed Room, auutliern exposure, with modern im- '
irnvetnenta and homo comforta. without board. AdJersa, '
Hating price. S. 8, S.. Herald office.
KIRST C I. ASS P1 A N 1ST WILL LIVE LESSO S H IS
Plan" and Stairlng in exchange tor table Hoard fur hi*
in.thcr Addreaa PROFESSOR. bo* 13ti Herald Uptown 1
trnncli office. I
Board wanted?is a quiet family, for hen
tlentan and wife, with Hoard for lady only; I .cation
Ktween 60tll and 69tli ?ta., and 4th and 7th ava.; iermt
nn.-t be rander.tle Ad.lrraa IIOMK, Ilerald ofHte. i
nrANTED?BY TWt? Vol NO MEN. A NEATLY NOB*
II M*hed room, with I renktnsl, 111 a private famllv, he"
ween frth and Hth ava., not above 34th at. Addreaa P. L.<
lerald ..fflre.
HliTKl.t. I
\T SRW ENOLASD HOTEC ? RlfW K,~K Y^aTTl j I
siuplo Kdoius; lodging*, 50c. ni^ht-lv ; $3 weekly; I
nrgeniivin.-ii tinij *
I.WAYS OPEN -KKANKFOKT IIf H'SK, CORNER
iV Fruultfort nnd William tin. 3.'>c.. .'sic., Jl ; gentlemen,
mille*.
BELMONT HOTEL, FULT<)N ST." NEAR UROADway.
- European |i|au. llooms. .'sic. upward. Family
jtaonia Always "pen.
\.f AX WE IX MOTEL?BEST $2 HOUSE IX CITY. 174
1H llloecker ?t.
JiplNiSLEK HOUHK. UNION SgUAHK.?I'holce Rponii
^ frontine the iu|uara, at moderate prices; transient ratea
reduced ti> S i per day.
bjOCTHKMI IIOTKL - * M K KI (' IN" PLAN- U A HAY;
I? try It onee. 67W troaitwar. corner 3d ?t.
?T O BR M AIM, STII AY" ?0 ST.. HKOA Di>
way.?t'onlest location In iheeitv; Rooms all front,
faclnc aliot e streets, at #1 par day and upward ; elegantly
liiruisked; elevator; baths.
WW. O. TOMPKINS. Proprietor.
< OI vrilY BOARD.
VT srw BRIGHTON, s. i.-lakiik. aihy komw.
tor ittntlrmin and wife or two gentleman, in a French
[amity. n??*r terry; excellent Board. Apply at .No 4 limn- |
IIton Park. j
AT A PARM IHOU8B AT OAKLAND, 3D VII.F.S
./V from citt. Midland Railroad, one half mile fHni *ta
lion: Urge, airy Ktwrn*. mountain air. healthy location, fine
ArWo*. boating. flailing. Ac. For particular* ?ee proprietor
lo-day No 4*4 4th iv
4 FAMILY OR MNUtil OBNTLEMKN CAR P12CD
A I* rr, >%try and*ho<ly Room*, good tahie; lo ation high |
ami healthful PI moo call at No. - Hamilton l*ark, New ;
Brighton, Stolen I?land.
V SOCIABLE FAMILY ATRAYONNKWILL RENT
Room*, with Hoard at $5 and $6 per week; near '
depot. Addr*M K. V., Pamrapo, N.J.
OOARD w A PARM HOUHK PRO NT! NO THB
JF Sound; large, nlrv room*; aplenrild hi thing; term*
moderate. Ad<?r-*M rlRLlNO. Locq<I Vatley, I* I.; will
[?? at I). F. CUULKY'H, 12 Centre at.. New York, on ThanMgr.
DOARD IN A DKLIOHTPUL LOCATION IN ROCK
If land county. near Snffern atetlon. 32 mile* from city
<v K.rie Railway, honne and Mirroundtnv* well ihllrd;
i<*?r tKe Ramlpo Mountain ; a fine running *trrnm of wnter.
Hereon* dr?iriM( hoard in a healthy location, where thorn
till this ritv an?l the proprietor 4^4 tfth ?v., coal office.
! i iei mil Carr \ m to lei; ale ? Htabllojt lot lloraea.
BOARD AT KAUM II018K \K VR WHITE IM.AINH;
airy n!i ?dj Uwn, milk, fruit unci vegetables.
Inqnirr xt ?iO We*t Ittih at.
B1ARD \r CORNWALL, ON HUDSON \ LA ROB
and elegant farm hou* *, flno Uhh* and shad**, high
:to' no* and good far ; terina in* Kor particular* apply to
loHN PARr, 017 Sth or., or WILLIAM OftK, Con.wall.
S Y.
UOXKI' AMOMi IHKMiM .mains -I.ooO hoard,
healthy location, no malaria; front fLitlng. hunting, :
kc.; # ? per week. Apply at Li vine* ton Hrookirn
Hoard it (iornwali. on a farm -moi ntain
air. it nod Itoaid; I wo honra from Now Vork. Andreas ,
v it K KliAliK. Mountalnville. Orattire county, N. V.
|>OAKl> IN A PKIVATK FAMILY ON PKt'OMO BAV; '
I) u'ood bath.i k tu.ating and tishm/. pleasant room* and , 1
P>od?hade: few ooardem taken; terms low. Address W. L. i
IALLO< K. Janirsport, L. I.
BoakD? on masks ok tiik wtosonv wkbk- !
Iv good bathing and flshtngr; fare .'etc ; five minutes' i
talk fr>'U? boat, to particular* rall at 14J Kast IRlh at. i
flEFO K ?.?>! N?i in rilhf COUNTRY YOU
I NT TO VOVK Al>r>HKMS FOR FIFTY YkNTS A
aONNI. I'O-T PAIU. i
NNAMKH IN OKAS.K ('OIWTT, HT TWO
I) pcraona. J. I> < . I.I Fnltno at.
uoaTo ita.ntbd-by ..N.i.N'.n. wiri vsd
I J (nor children. at a conntrr lariiibmiac not more than
>n* and one qnarter hour* bj rail or t oat from citr ; term* :
nd-l be moderate Addreaa, ?tatlne terma, location, Ac.,
i t . box l "<7 fmt oftca, Hoar York.
UIAR * \N I II UN II C-.-N S1111KI , Hh I \t I.I V '
l^?n.' Branch anil Sea IJIrt. lor larir, child II rrai? and !
iirant and narae *nd irenlleman over Mindajr. State l-rm?.
rhlch nir:?t he mrd-rate, to Lr. A. M, El'W A It IKS, Nowirk,
B. i !
noWTKY BOAHliTN A FAR* IIOl'SK, SO riles :
\J liotu ntr and near the carra. picIIr* .1 milk aim aanun
ain air; It im rm d rate. Addreaa COt'XIKY BOAKD,
'oatoltir* t beater, Orange r O lr.tr.
in nti: initial \\ antm'-hii; a <;i;ntli rTS j
' and two el.rldren, acc.l 7 and It. In a aliadtd laitn liou.e; |
rat bin .? nr mile- . nl iai) ae ?nl city; trrma lauat be
Inderal*. Addra.a I' T , hot I .hi Herald olBce
ViUNTKY board IVAN I Kl??rv A OtS I LKNAV
J wile. n?r?e and three yctnq children tone In arm a at
i.irtn In ure . two moderate aued rooma nrcearary; a nronn
alnoua district prelerrad. Addreaa, elating tariaa, J B .
aa iKl Herald oOtaoe I i
HERALD, THURSDAY, J
COl'STRY BOARD.
pOUNTKYBUAliD WaNTED-BY A (iKSTLEMAN.
lor III! win. two children and nnree. In either New
Jersey or New York, within two hour*' ride of the city ; priests
lamily preler.ed references exchanged: terms must
h? moderate. Address, stating location. terms, Ac., U. N.
W\, Herald office.
COUNTRY HOARDERS WAXTUB-ATTBKAT'TIKUL
farm at I'eeksaill; terms. $7 per week. Particulars of
MITCHKi L. 77 I edsr >1 _____
pOtJVTRY B(tAKt).?KIKST CLASS BOARD IN A
I charming, old fashioned country house, 46 minutes
Irom .New York, In New Jersey; abundance of shade, milk.
11th *t., New York.
pOt xtry hoard?one Hour from new yorkIj
on the Peuaic Klrer. in Now Jrr?ey: Inrze double
Itouto, modern linprot emenl*. ilinde, plenty of milk. Ac.;
iteblinz accommodation"; term" re#?ouable. Addre** or
:allou H. LYLE. H*H?vUl*. X. J.
poUNTKY Boa HI*?AT ORANAK, N. .1.. WITHIN 20
U minutes' walk of lour depot*. on rea*onuble term#;
plenty of #badr: burw. co* unl chicken". Kull particulars
riven on addresntnic t note to ilAMUTON, Ornnpe I'oet
jffico.
( lOUNl ItY "NRO.Y HI) IN KINUSTON - HOI'SK I.AItilK
I ' and nlry: trooti tnble; well #hadrd ground*; cruonet
litwn nnd m?>d ntnMim:. For uTtirular* addre** Nr*.
K. BRILl., box :.K5 iw office. Kinzmon. N. V.
fSoi NI-KV hoakh NKaII Till-. SOUND-I.ARGK AND
l ideyant farm limine; etill hathinir, ft?biog liontlug.
linrse# to drive, free ot cnarze ; nil the comfort" of home;
lerme flis per week. Adder*# J. W, TANNING, box 85 l*o#t
"Rice, Riverhead, I. I. lteteronce, II. btinmnc, HU Chatham
it., Now York.
pAIlM NEAR SUMMIT, V J.?MODERN HOUSE,
r Inrue rooms. Urn, ehnae. Ac.; $8.
J. WAIIXhll, New I'rorldence.
jji6K PARK.NTs7-A HKSUKOTARLK (fEKMAN KAM"
L lly, without chlMren. having # pirn.nut home in the
lounlry. desire to tnnu n tew children, from 5 to 7 year* old,
i* boarder* io entire chnrzo; they will eidoy the comfort* of
Pome in n liealtoy locntlon ; rudiment* of learning tnutrht;
r Terence given. Atidre** lor particular*, with reference,
Port office box 4,U31 New York city.
pool) r L a in r orvr i tYKi > a hi > wanted?kor
l7 self. wile and two children. aged two and our Addre**,
.luting terns and full particular* E. O. A., 231) Btoadwuy,
N.-w York.
p OOl) HO Alii) AT A KAUM IIOUsE AT MOUNT
UT KUcn; $B per week. Addre** <}., Mount Kieco.
/ '.mil COUNT l"lV~HO A It D~ON A FA KM NEAR kTvERUT
head throe-qnarter* of u mile from Lone Inland Sound;
ii.lendiil bathing, airy room#, shady plain*. croquet ground*,
tliu ly orchard. good table; milk, egg*. poultry ; term* S1)
io -7 per we..* ; can give city reference". Addre*# Mr*.
lOSEI'll WELLS. Success (L. I.) Pu?t office.
f MHILI JKJAKU I An til'. 1IAU A1 HIT. niui \*r i
LT Catskill Mountains Ht $7 per weok : scenery Ueli^rhttnl;
no mosquitoes. Address llhNltY BOUAKDUb, houth l>ur- |
liain, (irecno county, N. Y.
POOD B URD AND LABOR* AIRY ROOMS, AT
IT Plcsxauteille, on Harlem Railroad: plenty of inilk.
Sggs. Ac.; terras low. Inquire at No. 1* Horatio n't.
HOBOKKN. N7J.?FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
class Hoard; families and single gentlemen uccnti.'tno*
dated; near ferry; terms moderate. No. 8 Hudson st.
PRKMItfM POINT. NBW ROCHKLLB, MR& KKMWNS
select family house, always cool.?'The finest beach and
grove on the Sound, free bathing bouse*; table iirst clas<*;
reference required.
S'cMMR*R HOARD.?KARM IIOIISK, SIX MILES FROM
i'Mttkill. on road to mountains; healthy location; fine
scenery; terms. 57 per week- Address WM. L. O VERBA
UGH, Cat skill, N. Y.
(Ji'MMKi BOARD WANTED?AT MBW BRIGHTON,
k5 S. I., or neighborhood, by four single gentlemen, on
reasonable terms. Addross box 4,797 New York Post office.
rPAURYTOWN, N. Y?BOARD CAN" BK OBTAINED
1 in a private family. Address box 239 Post office, Tarrytown.
TWO OK THRBB PA It TI KB I DESIRING BOARD CONveiiient
to city may find all the comforts of home in a
house with modoru improvements, pleasantly situated, at
Elisabeth ; seven minutes' walk from depot; nice large
Rooms and good tame : terras moderate. Address box 'J34
Post office, Elisabeth, N. J, ,
YT7 ANTED?COUNTRY BOARD FOB TWO ADULT*
if where there is sort bathing, within one hour of Wall
Bt., New York ; terms moderate. Address, with particulars,
M. A. s.. Post office, CstskUl, N. Y.
8VMMEB UKHOKTS.
T "illUHi 1 Afk 8PRI N(f5T VT.~KK ANKTj'N HOTjSK
and Cottages open: 12 miles north of St. Albans,
and only 12 hours from New York by Montreal express; send
for circulars ; tonus medium. 1
At the lakk rhiiuienamiai uwubb, ?wu
Kooinfi ami liberal table *t reduced price : pure air
und water; go-id boating and no mosquitoes. For partlctiI-ire
and reference address THOMAN C. VAIL, North baleiu,
Westchester county. N. Y.
CCORNWALL, ON TIC HI UP S O N.?T11K STORM KING
J House has Rooms for families or ainirle parties : views
and scenery are unsurpassed; table and attention first class;
terms very reasonable. By calling at 11U West 14th at. all
irrMfMMtl MO 1? mad*. Mrs. DLTHARDT.
jMAlRVIKW HOTEL.* 10 MILKS FROM 0aTSIULL ?
I? Good country Hoard at if*I a day. Address P. WEBSTER
JBNNINUs, Cairo, Greene county, K. Y.
f 1 KKMAN JA HOTEL. SUMMER GARDEN AND RES
IT tattrant, Long Branch. N. J. CH. 110 GO. Hotel
it tgos at depots.
JACKSON \S COTTAGE. LONG BRA NCH, FO U R
mitiutes from depot and ocesn ; converance to bathing
ree; liberal inducements to families. Uetorcucc, K. B.
>ervoa&, Fourth National Hank.
ION Ci BRANCH.?TH KO LARK NOON, OC FAN A V., A
J first class family hotel at moderate raft; transient
uestn $3 per day. Mrs. M. H. STBAIL?
IBIGUTON HOUSE, NEWMAN SPRINGS, RED HANK
J N. J ?IS hours from Now York; situated on the
hrewsbury River; shady walks, crystal and iron springs,
fishing, boating, hashing: good stabling; terms reasonable*
Hell on or sond for circular and photograph to G. B. HARRIS,
3 )H Washington st.
N"ORWOOD HOUSE, NORWOOD, N. J.-THE BKST
large family hotel near New York; prices low.. Apply
to P. T. KEITH. Proprietor.
0~RlKNT~PblNT IlorSR, OKIRN POINT. L. I., 8ITU
r.tcd on the extreme end of Long Island, frnntin : the
Sound and Bar.?This House is kept exuressly for summer
boarders and lias one of' the finest locutions fn Suffolk
county: pure air, fine views and drives, excellent fishing !
snd .-splendid bathing, are among Us attractions. Bend for i
rirculars. Reached by I<cng Island Railroad and per d-amer
\Y. W. Coll from Pack slip At. li. PARSONS.
VTEPTUNK liorsi;. ROCK AW AT BEACH. L I ?
xx Families desiring Board for the season "cheap;" all
the comforts of a homo; a grand place for children. For
torms address as above.
Capiat* A. R. 8AMURLLM, Proprietor;
1> LAIN PI ELD. N. J.?THERE OB FOUR LARGE,
airy Rooms to rent, with first class Hoard; house has
all conveniences; in one of the best locations; five minutes.
mtuIk from depot. AUdreM box l.i?S7 fliiinncld rout otfice. <
ARK HOTKU WMITB 8ULPHUR 8PINCW, 8AHA> ?
tojjH Lake, 1* now open for the reception of jfncsi*.
Pomtocteri with thin h -tol are the flneat white aulphnr hatha
In lite country. Addroae SIM. LKLAND A CO., Snrnto^e '
Spring*.
rpilh GRAND UNION 1IOTKU - ? - ,
8AKATOO A SPRINGS,
IS NOW OI'KN COR GUKSTfl.
Dnrtntf llic past season LARGE ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS
MAVK KEEN M YDr., WITI1 NEW AND
ELEGANT FURNITURE Ac. Ac
TDK SPACIOUS DIMNU HALL HAS BEP.N EXTENDED.
and IS NOW TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
t IVK El'.KT IN LKMif 11 BATHS have been Intro
auced throughout the hotel. AND KAt'II ROOM IK Sl'l'- ,
PLIED, TilUol'OII I'JI'KS. WITH PURE COLD AND
DELICIOUS SPRING WATER, Irom t fresh witter spring
011 the premiers.
WITH LARGE AND AIRY ROOMS, Kl RNISHRD
LUXURIOUSLY A TABLE SI PPLIKO WITH EVERY*
DELICACY, attendint-selected with eeerial reference to
their uoal[icntioo*, ELEGANT NEW HALL ROOM. Ac.,
Ar., it is believed that this hotel presents attractions not to
be found risen hero.
HENRY CLAIR,
WM. WILKINSON, I
J CUT. 1H7tY
T" HOMSON 'HOUSE '
mid
RENOVO HOTEL,
on the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
Theae superior and popular rraorte hare been thorunehly
refurnished and prepared lor the eiitertaiuineut of truest*
durum the centennial year. Ixirated on one of the prlnciual
routes of travel between the Northwest and the
Centennial Kuliibitiou. in the inldst of beautiful
fore-t -eeuerjr. wliera the air and water are the purr.t,
they will be I mind attractive and benedeial resorts for Health
and pleasure ekers, as well as convenient resting places
for tourist* and traveller*. The conn try adjacent to these
splendid hotels affords the finest trout fishing and gunning
In tho Eastern States. Eor circulars ol information, Ac.,
address
R. M. N. TAYLOR. Proprietor.
Tl ... U u- * n .
JACOB U. 8CU AN BACKER. Proprietor.
Htioro Hotel. Renoeo, Pa.
Tub" iVBBT END HOTKU FORT W A.SlllNiiTO^
opposite the Palisades. in a select lamily eat l<ii>)nuent
of medium capacity, with beautiful surrounding or rook,
river end emerald lawns. and is Condon. d with elegance
ami iioietude. I lie enbeerther alms to m ike his hotel perfect
in every detail. Twenty-live minutes tram :t 'th st. hy
Hudson River Railroad. CHAM. >1. SHKEI.KY.
IlTAeM IXHTON ROOK MOUNTAIN HOUMR, J?
II miles from New Vork. one mile from Pucelien; .1:1.1
A. M.l and P. V. trains, Central Kailroad New Jersey,
foot Lib rty at , tor Duneilrn. o nne-t with Mountain House
s'ttfe; stage tare 2.V? : large Breve, line mooniain view dollginlul
placo lor lainilies. MT A AI r> HKOrilEKM,
ltiineilrn, N. J
HOCHKR, HtlOMs. Rt.', tVANTK,,."
lit tins t ilv mill iirooltivn.
WANTED?A HAUNTED llltflK. IN or NEAR NEW
II I ork city. Address, with particulars. bONA FIDE,
box 21.1 Herald ofllee.
W'ANTKD A NKATLT FIKNIMIIEH FLAT OR
IT Floor ou eastaioe; terms must be reasonable. Address
(I. V. I , Herald I plcwn Braueh other
W ANTED-TWOROOMS, COMPLETELY Ft RXISHBD
yy for housekeeping; location from l.'sth to jtu . st.. east
side; reference; not to exceod Ao. address It, llereid L'plown
Br ncli ofhee.
Wanted my a OR nt LRU All and WIPR part
ol a forulshed house lor honsekeep ng. in or near city;
rent not to exceed FJ > |>er month. Address J., Herald Uptown
Branch sIRsa
II' Mil II \r loll.ldltHllllll O, lUIIIIIlt It ami
Kith at.. three or lour Itooina. unlurtuahed or partly I
Fnrnlahed. for liouaekeepiiid, ?l very moderate rent; mar?
rled couple. Col! on or addreaa Lltl 111K, 1,21)1 Broadway.
In the Countrv.
\\TANTRD TO RENT BY TIIK YEAR, JNKAR THIS
vv city '? ?hore prelerredl. aruali llou?c. having gaa
and all iinprorrin ilti. inuat have almdy garden, Ac. ad
drcaa. latin); prtca and roll particulara, bos 4.1SII Peat
No* York. '
PtlKNitliRk..
\? Kt.M.V .WD duMill.V I'M MUST' TaKkS
. lor t-'nruiuire. Carpet* and Redding at B. M. CUM'*
I'EltTIIW klf A CO.N, IM and lb7 Chatham at. An Immense
stock at low pricea.
/ MKfl MsTAM KS ctiMPKL FAMILY TO ShLL
" their Imuacho'd furniture, parlor and drawing room
una. tiedrooni acta; complete library and dio>ng tnrniiiira,
painting*. Ac. one quarter coal; steinway piano,
fj.Vi; poaitire chance Can rea.dcnco 47 Weat tilth at.
t lOOD sh' i iN I? HAND Ml> MIAFII C AKPKT8, OIL
VX t'lotna. Ac, very cheap at the old place, 11Fulton
t Call or aend for puce ilat. \i J. HKNDAI.L.
1)K,Y riM it i.
BfcAl TlFl.'L AKTIFICl \l, ThEril, **; blNtiLB~.fi;
warranted; Silver Fllllnra, ."x?e. New York Dental
i onme. 2*i tnh ar. near l?'h at Katabliabad l?il. lie
member. MA
ULY 13, 187(5.?WITH STJI
POLITIC A I..
poLfnexr FULITTOXE
CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN
EQL'IP.M B\TS. EQUIPMENTS.
< lub?, uriranlie at oner, that victory mar crown your efforts.
Wear our imposing Otitrnnlnl Hat and Caps, uiada !
ot blue und yellow. with Mirer eagle* on hat*.
Full sets of Campaign hquipnieiif*. c?n?i?lincf of htti (or
caps) and c*p ?s tuny color and style), with patent double
rwingsltio torch nud stick, furnished to clubs at factory
prices.
bend for full particulars or come to lieadquArerr.
WM. u. KNAUSH,
JOS Broadway, New V ?rk city.
KlHOFh.
]n N i, s aOTBL. NBW BOND >T A!CD 6LIFKOHD
J st.?Thl* well known comfortable hotel tor families and
gcntlemcu. the only one in this central situation, has now a I
most comuimltout and luxuriously appointed smoking and
reaoinir rootn. with a large hay window commanding a most
cheerful view of this important and fashionable thoroughfare
; your visit is solicited aliould *ou uot already have made
choice ot a hotel in the West Kod of I .on ton Under the
management of W. 1. and Vlrs Chambers.
\rIblTO 5 TO LONDON
A laiuilv party oi about 18 in number, visiting London,
can be accommodated with Hoard and Residence at a tunnsiou
year I'ortiiiHU square: elegantly furnished and every
possible c mifort; there are six Ix'dnKitus for married camples
and four single rooms, with full staff of serxauts; the
house can he seen the first week in August and entered
upon the 17th ot tiie mouth. Detailed particulars can he
had bv Applying to Messrs. PETTLNG1LL X CO., 'S7 Park
row. New Voik _ ^
bilto v n nr.
V.MKKIi AS STANDARD BF.VEL BIIJ.IAKD
J\. Tables; aliu a lar^e St ck of Bullr, Cues. Ac., at reuuceu
price# ; aecond hand T ht> 1 ?>h at ureal bar|tauia
\\ II UKim HI A CO . in Ve-rv at.
CI OLLEND Eft'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL
J Billiard Tablet, with the celebrated Phelan A Collrnder
combmatioa cushion#, for aale in thi? city only at 7dS Broadway.
T.7 OK "SALE CHEAP?ONE ELBfJANT I'll ELAN
F Hovel I'uroir. Table, complete. Ill Bleeckerat.
IN CON8EQCKNCB OK KKMoVM.'oK MV " WAKEI
room* to faotorv. earner of 10th nr. uud .'Ifltli ?t., 1 offer
tor a few il.? the Billiard Tablea at my present witrerooin-,
Mkail 14ltit-. very low. CEO. E. PHELAN.
FANTED -SECOND HAND CARBON BILLIARD
full particular*, price, Ac., J. ( .. Jr., Herald office.
ATCHKS. JRWRLUY,
*T77 B LK KC KB R ST.. NEAR BRC >.\ OW A v.?MONEY
advanced on Diamond*, Watches, Jewelry, Ac.: al*o
Pawnbrokers' Tickets b?nght of Dtntiiouds, Watches, Ac.
77 Bleecker
VT 1*1H H Rt) Al) WAY, NKAH JI ST ST., DIAMONDS.
Watches. <roUl anil Silver Ware, Luce*. India Shawls,
Ac., bought and sold; loau* negotiated. J. T. LYNCH, formerly
Now York Hotel.
LADY18 HOLITAIKR DIAMOND KINO?LOST OR
Madison av., between 48th and ?WHh sta. The finder
will bi wall rewnrdefbj leaving I atttH 11? -?v.
nlAMo.NDS, WATCHES; ZKWKLRY. AC., BOOHUT
and Hold. Loans negotiated, at FULLKKTO.VS. 80
Wast 4th at.
MONKT ON DIAMONDS, PUItS, AC.?DIAMONDS,
Watches Jewelry. Silverware, camels' hair Shawls,
Seal Siicqoes, Laces, Silk, Ac., bought nud aoid back at a
very small advance, (ihd. C. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190
Broadway, near -".Uli at.
RXCHAJfORT
A KKUUTAK CASH 'BUSINESS^ LAKUE AND
proUlablo. with mock and lixtur *, to exchange fur
good Krai E.tate. Aflilres* AUK, box (IB Brooklyn ISj.l office.
MISCKlxLTAS KOVH. ~
TEAS AT^ttotSsAtB nt'ufhs^iN yuAS?TrT63
of ft lb*, and upward, chiupcr than any other house in
too city.at the WELLS TEA COST ANY, -01 Eullon St.,
between Church and Ure.BWlch Ms. J
c MITE iVu.
AT MINT^S,' -MS Si) AV.. NEAR i!< IT 11 81.?5( I PK R
cent more in rash will he paid tlmu elsewhere lor
Cast-off* Clothing, Jewelry. Orders promptly attended.
THE MtTODKBSD POLICEMAN.
Yesterday afternoon tho inquest as to the cause ot
tho death ol Otllcer Kdward Scott, of tho Fourth precinct,
Brooklyn, was held betoro Coroner Blmmsand
a jury at the Morgue In that city.
James H. Carbcrry testified that ho had known tho
dcccasod lor gome timo; mat tho assault took p'ace In
front ot his store, bat that he did not know ol It until
next morning.
August Scliliomann knew the deceased officer; when
witness was closing his store, a lilllo alter twelve
o'clock on Sunday, July 2, he saw lbs officer coming
along l(io sldowuik; they spoke to each
other; witness next saw iho officer from his
window, talking with two colored persons; the deceased
then wont toward Steuben street; shortly alierward
witness saw a man fall to the sidewalk beside the
puuip, near Myrtle avenue and Utenbeu street; thero
was a large crowd in the vicinity at the time; did not
hear any noise or disturbance of any kind; the only
one witness recognized wits Hubert Conroy, who was
dragging the deceased along the sidewalk a: tor be had
been knocked to tho pavement; witness asked Conroy
where he wus taking the officer; Conroy said "l'oit
drugstore;" there was another mail helping Conroy,
hut witness did not know him; thero were not many
persons in the vicinity Ireloro the ussault; did not sco
which direction Conroy went alter leaving
tho door; witness was very positive that
Conroy was not lit the crowd; he might have been,
without witness seeing him; do> eased h?d nlso spoken
to Mr. and Mrs. Myerson, neighbors of the witness: the
stores were closed and three largo treat shut olf tho .
light; witness huaid the noise of the (all; It was a very
heavy one; did not see any one named John Hurley I
mere; saw the occurrence from rooms in tho grocery j
store, the distance boiug a!?oiil 12ft lect; several days
afterward John Kord came into a liquor store, corner'ot
( rand and Myrtlo avenue, and slated that ho had heard
that the right parties were arrested.
Two other witnesses, named Combs and Shields were
examined, but their evidence was ot alight importance
and did not tend to snow who committed ibo assault.
Tho inquest was then adjourned until next Tuesday.
THE BEATTY SHOOTING CASE.
Sergeants Calu and Kaeon, of tbe First pollco precinct,
Brooklyn, were Before tlic Police Commissioners
of Brooklyn yesterday, charged by Captain Smith with
noglect ot doty in relation to making arrests when Ollicer
John hcatty, of that precinct was shot.
The evidence'was very attentively listened to by the
Commissioners, and llioir decision 'was reserved.
HEAL ESTATE.
The business at the Real F.state F.xcbango Salesroom
was very dull yesterday and most of the sales advertised
to take place wero postponed. Messrs. A. II. |
Mailer k Son sold in foreclosure four story brick hotel I
building, with lot 26x80, on Ninth avenue, south west
corner of Filty-lourth street, for $16,045.
Also in foreclosure a houso, with lot 19.3 by ahont
76, on Kishth avouuo, oust aide, 150.6 loot south ol
Horatio street.
Bernard Smyth sold, by order of Supreme Court,
even lots, ou Kordh im and Central avenues and l.aturettc
place, Weal Farms. Upper liurrisuL'a, in three
purcols.
First parcel, lots Nos, 9, 21 and 22, to Robinson & !
Scribner, lor f:;,soO.
Second parcel, lots Not. 54, 55 and 56, to Mayer |
Fcnn. lor $625.
Third parcel, lot No. 14, to Robinson A Scribner, for
$160.
T?AS*rr?s.
Washington av.. w. s., 11W It. a et tilth St. 150x190
ri-tlh wurd I; C. llathgate and other* to M. Wilkin* $100
44tbat..a. n.. 281.3 It. e. ol lOtli av.. 16 9x100.4;
John Sohreyer and wife to P. I'inkel 2.V)
Ludlow st., e. a.. 17.r? ft. n. of Uiviu^tou st., .'"Ox?7.6;
W. Glotcxer ind wilt lo M. A. Kurcbteoicht l,0ii) 1
Norfolk St.. w. s. Mil tt. a. ol Kroome el., 25* llM
(I-6th part of' ; IV Meiiinufr to C. Meiaintrer 500 |
135th a*.. s- ft. w. of Nth ?* .. lOoxMt. 11. sl?o
71?t st.. s. a., H75 It. w. ol Nth ar., 10*ixl00.??; W.
S. J arris to A. Nan^cr <*s< ) Kom.
i:tth.. n. s.. 125 ft. w. ol ar. a, >7.0xl.r).6iirr?K?Mr;
X. Zwinae ana wife to Wd. Mnruler 40,000
KmkI** av-? w* * * * "? It. n. or ruff ?t.. Mkl.SxloOxlrrftfutar
(2.td ward; ; Louis Zcimor aud wife to Samuel
Zeiiner G5,<D0
11th sr., n. e. corner of 110th st , 75x65; K. W.
Ostcrndorff and mi.e, to A. K. Schtunlis 20,000
45th st., s. a., 00 ft. e. ol 2d ar., 27xl<JU.3; K. K. Kartell
(refereei to h. K. .Innes 14,000
45lli at., a s.. 117 ft. e. of 2d ar., 26.4x100.5; same to
John 1). Jones 14,000
87tl? st., s. s . 561. I H-5 It. w of .ki av., Ion. 10x100.8;
Jay Hamilton (referee), to II. Nauoi&nn...., 6,200
Lextncton nr.. n. n. corner of Htlth st.. 75xM".ll;
John IV O'Neill (referee), to Thomas Dougherty... 12,OJO
Eimiu tt st.. e a . It" ft. n. ol I'niou sr., 5U.\50; M.
lheiendurl (referee), to J. J I'hoUn 2,(100
LKAIKS.
55th st . n. a., w. of 11 ill nr., 21 years; R. II. 1 landley
to Janice Brooks $.*,100
2d av., n w. corner b2d ak, 5 years; Hubert O. Greg?
to Patrick Craif 1,800
mo*T(.A?;?S
Anderson, K. K. nn t husband, to U. S. Trust Compuny,
w s. ol Wooster st.. a. ol West lid sr. ; 1 year. 28,00
Brninxan, G. N.. to J Kverard, n. a. of .2d at., w. of
2d ar.; J years 2,0*1)
Flobre. Geoi^e and wife, to F. liabkemcier e. a. of
1st av.. bet * eon lOtith and 107th sts. ; 2 rears 500
Csilskr, Benjamin and wife to L. Haas. s. s. ol Division
st., u. of Hast Broadway : 6 months 500
Graff. John (!. and wife to Robert 1.. Graham, n. a. of
155th st., e. ol 11th nr.; 2 years 2.500
Ilillinrd. A. IV and husband to PoMf*nkrep?fe Insurance
Company, n. nr. comer of Mieriff and l>elan*
cey sts.. I year 519
Hoc jr. Patrick and wife to Rtnifrrant Industrial hank,
s. a of 11.1th si . w. of 2d av ; 1 year 500
Kloesa. Tlieo. and wife to VV illiaiu Kioess, n. a. of
I43<l st.. e. of Alexander ar. (2Hd wardi ; 1 years.. 1,00J
Mciseitger, C.. to A. Gestae, w a of Nortolk at., a.
ol Broome toue-sixth part); M years 600
Ohl, Ernest, to L, Haas. n. a. of 4th st.. between are.
B aim C . 1 rears 5,000
Kapp. Anna M and husbsnd, to M. II. Martin, a. a. of
16th si . between Hth and 9th ava.; 5 years. 4,000
Same to A. N. hichards, a. a- of tkdh st? between Sth
iin-l Mih nv<*. : 5 vears 1 nrtf)
Simmon*. K I... to .1 ltcrn*l-in, * a of ^4th at.; 1
year IS.VO
Sri rrk, Kdward, to Herald Kltatilhhon, n. w. eornrr
of .a!Vth ?t. and l"th av.; it year* 5,300
Same to ?aine, . w. eornrr of loth av. and 50th ?t.;
M > r?rt 5,500
Seller*. Kdward. to Urrnld Slu^bboa, a ?. ot .ViUi
*t.. w. of loth nr ; a yeara 4,300
Hauie to nm?, n. a of 53th at., w. of loth ?t. ; 3
rear* 4,500
Siiino to name. w. a of 10th ??.. n. of 55th ?U; 3
year* 3,(100
Same ta ?amr, w. s. ot Kit) av . n. of 3*>tli at. 8
year* , 5,000
San.e to fatao, w. a of lOih av., >, ol 50lli it; 3
year* 3,000
Sadie to mine, *. a of loth av., a ot faith at.; J
year* 5,0*1
Same to aainr, ?. a. of loth av., a of 50th at. ; 3
jeart S,f**>
S*tnr to aamr. w. a. of 10th av., a of 35th at.; :tyoara 5,ia <>
Same to aatnr, w. a. of loth av., a of 3tlth ?t ; 3 voara 5,t*<0
Sa-n# to ?ame, ?. a. oi ll'ih nr., n. of 53th at. iSyonrs 5,(.0)
Tape. Kobrrt M. to (I. Seinilta (34th ward), a a. of
Madiaon av., tv. ol Itatha'ate place ; 3year* 300
W a ,-nrr, .lohn. to Anna Schneider, a. a of doth at., o.
r filth av.; year* 1,000
Ktmmarmano, U. A. to J acob Daboban, n. a. of 5M
aa a -* *aa*a . a ..... 3.000
TLEMENT.
THE COURTS.
Increasing Complications in
Divorce Suits.
THE AUSTRIAN EXTRADITION CASE
Sail by tiie Government Against the Paeifie
Mnil Steamship Company.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company Dividend.
The healed term does not soem to abate In the
slightest the ardor of counsel in dlvoroe sails. Of
conrso it could hardly bo supposed to afloct the parties
to toe suns, as their blood Is sappossd to be st tba
boiling point, no matter bow tbe mercury ranges in
the thermomoter. There were no less than three motions
in three divorce suits yesterday, tha points of
which are briefly given below
In a suit for divorce, brought by Elizabeth L. Raymond
against 1/Cwis 11. Raymond, an order to show
cause was granted in October, 1875, wliy the defendant
should not pay certain arrears of alimony. It is
claimed by the doiendant that he had obtained a release
in full from the planum, who ,n turn answered
lliaUlhe release was obtained by fraud. The case was
referred to Charles 1'rlce. Keeontiy an order was
giuut'-u vu Buun uau.-.c wiij im: icirrruco unouiu nut
bo sot liable, which was made returnable
be Tore J it <1 (to Curtis, holding Special Term or tho Superior
Court. It Is cluimcl that tho relereo reco.ved
irom the defendant some f 1*0 as part payment of hia
fees as referee. It was shown thai the payment, any
way, would come from the defendant, and the receiving
<>( tho money under the circumstances not being
irregular or improper, Judgo Curtis rolused to vacate
tho ordor of reference.
In a suit brought by Thomas H. Harding for divorce
from June K. Harding, on tho ground of adultery, a
motion was tnado vosterJay In Superior Court, Special
Term, before Judco Curtis, to confirm the referee's re- j
port, wfinch was in favor ol the plaiollfi. The motion |
was opposed by defendant's coat-sol on the ground that i
the evidence was incomplete; lhat ibe plaintiff having
discovered the alleged adultery on the Hist of July, auil :
snot tho alleged seducer three days later, did not port
with his wife until August 3, and even then, according
to some ol ihe evidence, very reluctantly, and that ho
subsequently promised to marry liar. On the other
side it was claimed that tho evidence was us elear,
strong and conclusive as evidence in such eases could
be. Judge Curtis took the papers.
Kebecca Hums commenced proceedings for divorce
from her husband, Louts H. Hums, ou tho ground of
adultery. The cause was referred to Knfus K. Andrews
as sole referee, E. E. Price appearing lor the
plain HI). The releree decided in favor ol the plnintilT, and
a motion was yesterday made before Judge Westbrook
by Colonel lie >rgo U. Hart In bebalf of tho pluintilT lo
confirm the report of the referee. Judge VVestbrook
took the papers.
AN IMPORTANT EXTRADITION CASK
In the case ol the application for the extradition of
Leopold Nettol, a native ol Anstria, by the Austrian government,
through Its Consul at this port, for an alleged
offence against the laws of that country, Commissioner
Osborn decided a few days since that the prisoner
must be held under tho Extradition treaty. Kx-Jndge
Joachlmsen, counsel lor Nottel, excepted to the decision,
and made application yesterday, before Judge
tilatchlord, in the United States District Court, for a
writ of habeas corpus and certiorari. In his petition
Nottel sets forth that the Commissioner admitted
illegal testimony; lli.it no evidence was given to prove
forgery, the offence allegod; that proofs ot the alleged
forgeries were not produced; that tho papers
put in evidence showed ihat the prisoner
was wanted on a charge of fraud, not to
meet a charge of forgery, and that fraud is
not an extraditubio offence, and that ho should not be
held here or extradited on any proof whatsoever of
such an offence, if even such had beou committed by
him; that no warrant of arrest was issued by the Austrian
government at the time ol Mcltel's arrest here
nor since that time, and that tho Commissioner erred
ill udmitting evidence ol Nettei's religious belief with '
a view of impeaching his credibility on onta. Prisoner's
counsel sustained tiic points in the petition in a
lengthy argument, which was replied to by counsel lor
tho Austrian government, Judge Blatchford reserving
decision.
PACIFIC MAIL 8TEAM8HIP COMPANY.
Suit has been brought In the United States District
Court against the Pacific Mall Steaibsbip Company to
recover duties alleged to bo due on marlno boilers,
cylinders and other machinery imported by the company
for the equipment of the steamship Colorado. Tho
machinery on which the duties were levied was made in
(llasgow anil was imported January 16, 1873. Tho company
refused to pay duty ou the ground that under un
act of Congress marine tnnohiuery was exempt, Mid
the govermeni, through Colonel Bliss, takes Issue. The
amount claimed is flu,988 40 and interest from March
'JO, 1873, and costs in gold.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
In tbo Injunction proceeding brought by James A.
Dowley' against tbc Western Union Telegraph Company
to prevent tho company from paying its next
dlvident, payable on the lAih Inst., on the groand that
the saroo is to be paid from the caoital and not from
the protlts of tho company, an order wot granted
yesterday liy Judge Dononue appointing ex-Jadge Peabody
referee, and directing that if the testimony before
him, as sucli referee, is not concluded by the 14th Inst,
application can be made to the Court for further relief
in the premises. Tbo taking of testimony will commeiico
at eleven A. M. to-day, and an elTort will be
tnadi-, U Is stated by the plaintiff's counsel, to put la
nil the testimony withlu the time specified so that tho
Court can pass directly upon the evidence thus submit
ted.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Permission was given yesterday by Judge Westbrook
to the Mutual Lite Insurant* Company to bring
suit against Samuel H. Hurd, receiver of the Third
Avenue Savings Hank, to foreclose sis mortgages
given by tbe bank as security for $19,000.
In the suit?of Kphraim D. Urowne, President of the
Mechanics and Traders' National Hank, against the
city, sucb suit bein - brought as assignee of a claim on
a contract, Judge Wcstbrook yesterday granted an
order directing payment wilbin live days ot $26,549 97,
admitted in the answer to bo due on the contract.
Notwithstanding tho continuance of the heated term
Judge Westbrook continues to hold Supreme Court,
Chambers, from an early till a late hour each dev. The
rapidity with which he calls his calendar and disposes
ol motions?the decisions being generally given
promptly on the spot?is very acceptable to the Bar,
thnuga entailing unusually severe labors on the clerks
He seems to be a salamander, and whilo everybody
else is In a melting mood la the embodiment.of coolness
DECISIONS.
SUPBEMK COURT- CHAMBERS.
By Judge Brady.
Morange vs. Vogel. ?Order settled.
Brink vt The Hepubllc Fire Insurance Company.?
Motion to resettle denied.
By Judge Barrett.
Jones vs. Butler.?Order denying plnintltTa motion
for extra allow mce and lor a stay of proceeding* on
appeal settled a? wlllun.
Jones vs. Butler ?tirder denying defendant's motion
for extra allowance settled as within.
Jones va Butler.?Order ol restitution settled aa
wllb in.
By Judge IV out brook.
In tbe matter of Collins.? Motion dented, without
costs and without prejudlco to her right to bring salt.
Willis va Wlllia?Decrea of divorce granted to the
plainlltf.
Macgulvcy va The Mutual Lite Insurance Company.?
Motion denied without coals.
Cowdrey vs. Higgins; Cole va Kiseam; Piatt v*.
Walling, and Brooks va Pitxgeruld.? orders granted.
Brown va The Mayor, Ac., and Gaaten v?. Bummer
(led. ?Motions granted.
In the matter of IteebeL?Motion denied, with 110
costs.
Williams vs. 7,*nn. ? Granted
Ksgan vs. Bogga?Memoranda?.
Jewell vs. Donobue.?Denied
SUPERIOR COURT?SPECIAL TTTOL
By Judge Curtis.
Raymond vs. Raymond.?Motion to vacate order of
reference dented.
Gross et aL vs. Knspp. ?Proposed case and amend- ,
mi nts settled.
I'ortcr vs. Gracey et aL?Motion lor the continuance
of the iniunctiou granted. .
Srteago vs. I^ttch.?The Injunction is continued only
In respect to the deiendsnt's interfering with the property
claimed by the plainulT in his complaint to have
occn furnished by him; as to nil matters It Is vacated
as to the properly. In reference to the disposal of
which the injunction Is cuntinuod. There must be a
recelvor appointed.
rfivwnv 91 VAC onvrttf TVliM
ny Judge J. K. Ilsly.
Wrlgbt v*. Wright.?Order entiled.
GENERAL 8KSSIONS?PART 1.
Before Judge tilldersleeve.
A WIFK 8HOOTKR NENTKBCXD.
Gottfried Scbwoltzer a short time since entered a
Isgcr t>ecr saloon kept by his wife In Tenth avenue,
between Slxty-Oflh end Sixty-sixth streets, nod demanded
beer te drink. Upon her refusal to comply
with his demands he drew a revolver and cracked at
her in an off-hand way. The woman, luckily, wan not
bit, and. failing to appreclato tlae buabandlika attention.
had the sboousl arrested. He pleaded guilty
yesterday and was sent to State Prison for two yearn,
THE KNIFE.
Robert Hillyer, alias Smith, was sent to State Prison
for two and one-bait years upon being convicted of
having, on June 11. stabbed Thomas J. Baker, proprietor
ot a liquor saloon at No. 1,.11'i Third arenue.
CONFESSED THEIIt OUILT.
Henry Stewart, who stole $28 Irom the till of Charles
Muller'a (tore, No. 777 Tenth avenue, on June 26, sdnutted
bia guilt anil was aunt to Slate prison for three
year*.
Frank Smith, of No. 300 West Forty-third street, whs
embezzled (34 15 front his employer, David Tynberg,
of Nu 81 Walker street, on Ibo 13th of March, pleaded
(entity and went to Slate orison lor eighteen months.
Mrs. Annte Mulliollaud, ol Twoiiiy-Qflh street and
Ninth avenue, owned up to having, on August 26
lb'6, stolen jewelry and clothing front her acquaintauce,
Mrs. Edna Lewis, of No. 12 Grand street She
was sent to visit Sing sing prison, there to remain (of
the space "I two years.
Albert Ke-isrr. a bartender, of No. Md Hudson
street, who on llio last day ot May shot Charles Springstein,
of No. 130 Charles street, in the right eye,
completely destroying that organ and endangering the
jlfe of its owner, adraittod bis guilt and went to State
pr son lor live yema
Edward Kyau, ol Nu 33 Cherry street who on the
2d Inst stabbed Joseph Uarrett, of Nu *8>, Baxter
street went to Stste prison lor one year and a hall.
Henry Shipley, a negro rough, ol Nu 18 Green street
who, on llio 2d inst., stabbed I homas i'hilllpi, another
nrgro, in the apartments of the latter, at Nu 81 South
Filth avenue, plea Jed guilty to lclomous assault ana
?a>? sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the Pen*
HerniaryCOURT
CALENDARS?THI8 DAT.
Sctkksk Cocrt?CiiAMnrits?Ileld oy Judge WetW
brook ? Nos. 18. 33, 98, 135, 14d, 153, 170, 198, 199,
310, 217, 221, 223, 224. As-cssiiient Calendar.?Noa.
62, 80 to 07, inclusive; 102 to lou. io-lusive.
Court dp Gkmkrai. skwuo.ns?Part 2.?Held by
Judge (i tillers leave. ?The People vs. Georgo Sir nan,
robery; Same vs. Margaret Johnson, robbery^ Sams
vs. Alexander Tbrocm, robbery; Same va James
O'Connor, lclomous assault aud battery; Same va
Thomas Kerrigan, Irlonious assault and batierv]
James McDonougb, icloulous assault and battery;
Same vs. Thomas linker and Joseph Fee, burglary;
Satuo vs Charles Connrll, burglary; Same va William
Conkhn, burglary; Same vs. John Mapson and Martin
1'aterKun, rape; Same vs. Thomas Coonoy, grand lar(
reny; Same vs. Ismeg Hougntahn, grand larceny:
Same vs. Kmily Kalon, grand larceny; Same vs. Edward
Sharkey, grand larceny; Same vs. John Elliott, grand
larceny"; Same vs. John Boylo and James Clark, grand
larceny, Saino vs. George Smith, grand larceny; Sains
va James R> an, grand larceny ; Sams va John Fernan,
lorgcry; Same vs John T. Mayer, false pretences;
Same 'vs. Peter Ryan, pellt larceny; Same vs. George
Ilennctt, concealed weapon; Samo vs, Aon Curron,
lclomous assault aud batiory.
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Wasui.noto.v, July 12, 1876L
In tho Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims today
tho following judgments were announcea:?
Csso 1,709.?Samuel Stevens, et si.. Boston, Mass.,
lor insuranco lost by tho destruction of tne Union Jack
by tho Alabama, May 3, 1863, $342 53. 1,707 ?Samuel
K.Lane ct nl., Gloucester, Muss., lor the loss of voyage,
Ac., by the destruction ol the Florence
by tbe Tacony, Juno 23, 18b3, $1,700. 1762.?Jobn A.
Bralzleman, New Orleans, La., for the loss of merchandise
by the destruction ol the Electric Spark by tho
Florida, July 10. 1864, $1,842 12. 181&? Daniel Bid well,
Miliersrille, N. Y., for the loss of merchandise by tba .
destruction of ihc Commonwealth by the Florida, April
17, 1863, $111 AO. 1750.?Norton Pratt, South Braintree,
Mass.. lor the loss of the Union Jack, destroyed May 3,
1863, $1,634 68.
Also the following for tho loss of personal effects and
wages by the destruction of various vessels:?Cuso
1,710?William Slcrllug, Statcn Island, N. Y., $420 50;
1,749?Board of Foreign Missions, New York city,
$711 76; 1799?Joanna B. Wardrop, Providence,
K. L, $l,60ti0; 1.805?J. W. Spaulding. administrator,
Richmond, Mo, $1,678 50; 1,807?
Sempwnins Sands, Long Island. N. i., $1,005
i.sus?Alonzo Austria, J.ong inianu, x.. putt; t,ouv?
John Norm, Honolulu. H. I., $300; 1,852? George K.
Peck, West Roylston, Mass.. $846 76; 1,863?William
Saunders, administrator, Boston, Mass., $642; Labile
T. Hoar, Warren, It. I . $800.
Interest on all of thcabovo cases at four per cent
from the date of loss.
OBSEQUIES OF REV. JAMES BOYCE.
IMPOSING SERVICES AT ST. TERESA'S SOMAN
CATHOLIC CHUBCH?ADDRESS OF YICAB OKKEBAL
QCINN.
The funeral services over the remains of Rev. James
Boyce, pastor of St. Teresa's church, corner of Rutgers
and Henry streets, took place yesterday morning. Notwithstanding
the Intense heal the church was tilled to
lis utmost capacity, and thousands remained outside,
unahlo to obtain admission. Tbo deceased clergyman
had labored faithfully lur years in the cause of religion,
being widely esteemed in consequence. Somo fifteen
years ago, woile assistant priest pt St. Mary's, m Grand
street, he purchased St. Teresa's church, then a Presbyterian
o;l Ifice, presided over by Rev. Dr. Krebs. St.
Teresa's was dedicated with ail the pomp peculiar to tho
Catbolio ritual by tho late Archbishop Hughes. Subsequently
the parish grew under Rev. Mr. Boyce's
charge, until It rivalled many othor extensive par is bos
in the city. New buildings were purchased, parochial
schools opened nnder direction ol the Christian Brothera.
and an academy established, now presided over by
the Ursullne nuns, ike reverend gentleman died some- i
what suddenly on Sunday last. 1
At ten o'clock yesterday morning the obsequies 00mmeueed
In St. forosa's church. The remains, reposing
in an elaborately ornamented casket, were placed in
tue centre aisle, immediately in front of the main altar.
Flowers were strewn proiusoly over the coffin, tho
gifts ol sympathizing members of the congregation. A. 1
tine cross of rare flowers, surmounted by a dove, and A
contributed by Mrs. C. P. Pay ton, stood at the bead of M
tbe casket. A pillar of roses, similarly surmounted, fl
was placed at the foot. High mass was celebrated by w
Rev. Father Farrelly, of St. James', assisted by 1
Rev. Fathers Ward and Farrell, us deacon and snb- I
deacon. The latter Is a relative of the deceased naator. .'
Over 100 clergymen were preeeut, nmeng theni Vlear
General Qnion, Rev. Dr. McGlynn, Rev. Father*
Malone, Moriarty, Hogan, Flattery, Mooney, O'Reilly,
McAvoy. Lynch, Macauley, O'Farrell, Barry and othern
The pallbearers were principally eelocted from member*
of the congregation as follows:?Messrs. Charles P.
Pay ton, Daniel Sweeny, Lawrence G. Gouldiog, William
Wilson, Thomas Shells. Christopher Murray, P. J.
Fogerty, James Yeung, James Moore, Thomas Cary,'
William MeClean. Lawrence Burke, James Shells,
jwwh n uiivucw, "?iuw os|i?7, b. D,
Haran, Jeremiah Qmnlan, Dt-nuis Consluine, John J.
Harrison, Richard Tobin, Stephen Corbia, William
Grady aod John Hughes.
Cberubtnl'a requiem nan was sung with One effect
by a doable quartet. The musical parts of the service
wore under the charge or Mr. Tutly, organist of the
church.
At the conclusion of the mass Vicar General Qnlna
poke lor a few minutes he slated that in consequence
of the hot weather no regular luneral discourse
would be delivered. Ala future day, bowevar, ample
justice should be dene the memory ol deceased la
this particular. 8L Teresa's and the schools attached
were a sufhctent monument to the
energy and zeal of Futber Hoyee. He ever
lered to beautify tho house of God aod was particularly
prond of the edidce over which he had been appointed
pastor. The Vicar General concluded by conveying to
8L Teresa's congregation Cardinal MoCleskey's warm
sympathy for tho loss they bad sustained In the death
ol their paator. His Koitnenee had been deeply
affected upon reading of the death of Father Reyce,
coming aa It did at the same Ume with the demlae of
Rev. Mr. Hart, of New Haveo.
When the service had concluded, the clergymen,
pall-bearers and entire congregation walked paat tbe
remains and took a last look at tbe well-known features
The coffin was carried from tbe cburcb shortly
after twelve o'clock and an immense procession then
lor mod in the streets Tbe dibeieot societies belonging
to tbe church and all the school children, both
male and female, walked ahead of tbe bearae. Tha
prooeaainn went aa lar aa tbe Grand atreet lerrjr, from
whence tbe remaina were carried to Calvary Cemetery
for interme. t, followed by a long line of lay aad clerical
friends la carriages,
DEATH ON A TIGHT ROPE.
TIBBIBLB TALL FROM A BUSTKBSI OS
BRIDOK ? RCKRE IB ST. PAUL.
[From the St Panl Pioneer and Tritmaa, July ft.]
Yesterday morning the following brief paragraph appeared
la these columns:?
Banjo Ran announce, that he will walk the ''tiller rep*
of the .(mention bridge at three o'clock this afternoon."
Rea farther intimate, that he would like to see a crowd
present, ee that the hat taay he profitably paseed aa th*
close of the oerforntaare.
True to bis promise, "Baajo Ben," aa be baa oeea
familiarly known at St- Panl and Minneapolis, walked
down to tbe new suspension bridge towers a Utile be.
lore three o'clock, and with a iootbardtaess born of la*
sanity or strong drink, and with the agility of a cat,
clambered up to tbe working cable stretched over th*
east aad went plera ol the uncompleted stracturc.
This "oable" Is a buach ol wire not more than on. inch
through, over 100 lecl above tbe ground and itretr.hIng
like a thread between the rlrer bank*. Had
ben's past career Been ot sneh a nature as to ereate
a presumption thai he was In earnest concermnf
hi* rope walking venture, or ha<! any estimate bees
placed on the value of his lire it Is probable that the
authorities would b.ive prevented the "exhibition."
But Hen was queer, aud many thoughtlessly gathered
at the suspension bridge at three o'clock, llic majority
believing after looking up to the thread awinglng at ltd
ditr.y height, that Hon would hack out.
Hut tho venturesome or insane Ben, wearing a pur
of dirty white eottou gloves and old rubber shoes,
olaiubered up to the cable and promptly began crawling
down the slender wire, hand over hand, aad with
hie rubbered feet oiossing it. TUo crowd began to ewspect
that a sickening aigbi was nsar them, bat they
continued to gaze at the dark object high overhead,
ben crawled down the slope for a distance of perhaph
[ [Continued OJX ttorra FAOU

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