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THE COURTS.
Settling a Wife's Legal Status iu Re
lation to Her Separate Estate.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY Jl'DCE VAN YOIiST.
Strange Confusion in District
Court Practice.
THE ECLECTIC INS CHANCE COMPACT.
At tl:e time when Bernbard A. Mylitta and Cornoha
K., bis present wile, hoi initio up their mines to be
come married, iho wiio was tho owner of property ou
wuich mere was a mortg 'go lor f 14,00o. In relation
to :bls pioperiy tlsey entered into in nnte-uuptial
agreement that If tho future husband, who was a
physician, should l.cep hU olllce unit tee U;s patioais
in iho future wife's bouse, be would pay the interest
ou tbo mortgage. After marriugo tbe husband fixed
bis profes louul ollicu In tbe Irout base muni, and iu
pursuance of his agrecmeut nald a year's Interest,
amounting to Tbo husband bad u creditor who
Insisted that this sum ol $'.1S0 was paid out for tbo bcueilt
ol the wilo's property Iu fraud of tbo claims ol bim
sell aud oilier creditors. Upon ibis theory he brought
?> suit in tbo Supremo Court, Spool.il Torm, to liuvo tbe
pioperty of ibe wile declared liable lor her husbund'e
dob'.s to tbo extent ol tbo $930, which bo had ox
ponded ou it. Tho case won submitted toJudgoVan
Vurst who rcudoied u decision yesterday, which
must be ol interost to all wires owning
scparntu property, us well us to iho legul profession
generally, i 1 u finds us mailer ol fact that tbe iulrrest
paid by tbo husband was considered by bnu and bis
wife us being iu llou of office rent. By various State
laws, be says, tbo right of thu wife to tbe iim und en
joyment of bor property, real und personal, owned by
bcr at tbo time of Iter in imago, and tbe roots, issues
and protit* thereof uro socurod to bor, and tbo same
are not liable lor tho debts ut her busbaud. Chapter
10(1 of tin: Laws ol 1843, chapter 00 Laws of Iritis
amended by chupier 171, 1362, provides that a married
woman possessed ol real estate as ber separate prop
erty may bargain, sell and conrav such property und
outer into any contract In relereaco to tbe same with
like elfvct in all respects us though she were single.
The act of 1302, section 7, allows any married wniuuu
to sue und bo sued in all mutters having relation to her
lole aud scparaio property in tbe same m.iuner as
Tacf
.hough she were tele. There seems to be no limi
tation us to the pcrsou with whom tbe wile may euier
into a conuact with respect to ber separate property.
The Legislature having thought proper to puss laws
giving to a married wu in an such power nnd rights as
to btrown properly, 1 son no reason Why a woman,
in contemplation ol nturriago, may not uiuko an agree
uiout Willi tbo person she is about to tuarry, by wltlcb
lie will pay ber rent for premise* belonging to ber, in
the cvohi ibat after marriage be should occupy tbem.
And this, although ho might occupy thorn wiibnor?for
? husband Is bound in support his family, und lor this
purpose to luruitb a home. In (be prosecutien Of bis
iiroicssion it was necessary thnt tho husband should
navo a plnco to receive tbe visits ol bis puliems. If
lur ibis puiposo be chose to occupy a portion ol u
bouse owued by hi. wilo 1 sou uo valid
reason why bo may not, under existing laws,
agree to pay ber lor us use. It is true tbut the money
ho paid in ilus insluuce weutlokeep down the intore-t
on tbo sepuraie estate of bis wile. But that consti
tutes no iraud upon tbo creditors ot the husband tf
tbero wufi a subsisting agreement between him and bis
wile tbut he should pay sucn luterosl in lieu ol rent
for the use ol tbo premises. L'uder such agreement
it is improper to cad such payment u gilt wuuuui con
sideration I beruwus a consideration in tbo u. e of
tue pr mi-es. Being ber own property sue could havo
leased the same wholly to others and reserved to her
own iiso nil the proceeds. That she chose to occupy
Willi ber busbuad the premises does not in equity de
prive her ol bor right to compensation irotu bim lor
liis use oi u portion ihrfeol lor bis professional unit
tiers. It is possible that sucn urruugeiueuts
may give occasion to lraud, but Iraud
must be proven, it may bo that tbe amount
paid for ititureM on tbo mortgage is more than the
rental value ol thu premises occupied by tbo husband
lur bis business. But oi mat i hero ia uo ulUrmullvo
evidence, and wc cannot judicially stiy that It is. Nor
is there auy iiruoi ibat ai ihe tune tho urrangemeut
was made between the deleudiuits us to tbo puymotil
by tbo luturu iitishund lor ihu use ol tbo premises bo
was iii debt. 7 tin lollowing causes decido questions In
tome respects similar to those tiuuer consideration,
fioufnrmublu in Ibe views ol the i lainuflAiusiy vs.
tirade, a Laws, 120; Wright Vs. Wngbt, 64 New York,
I.ST : Miner v.-. Muter, 4 l.uws, 421. 1 think tbe plum
HIT Is not entitled to llio rebel u->ked, und Ins complaint
Is dismissed, w ith costs.
DIbTllICT CO'llltT JUSTICE.
Thcro was tried yesterday, In Muprt-nio Court, Spe
cial Term, bclore Judge Van Mrunt, a soiuowhut pecu
liar suit, in which John N. Rosier was plulntii and
William II. Hitler and Jtldgu P'reddrlclc 0. (iudDry dc
lc-nduiiis. It appeared lroai th<i testimony 111 ilia case
thai an uciiua lor rrn,i and taxes brought by Hitter
ugnlnst K i.-ltr w us tried in Hie Eighth District Court,
bcloro Judgo (TCdney, on Apri} lA, 187U. On Unit trlpl
It appeared that the <ioleiid|ltU therein, Roster, wish
not liable tor tlio luxes and rest sued for, but the Jus
tice reserved Ui.s decision, ttulisiqucntly und on the
lh'li nl April, the Justice stated in opou court, iu ibo
presence ol Mr. Wright, the attorney In luci ol Hitter,
Hud o( tlio law attorneys in the uctiun, that he bud
rendered ju lament lor Roster, the delcuilanL The day
bdore this Mali meui iho Justice, in answer to u tele
gram troin Meatni. Miller mid I'c kbnra. Kutter'e uttor
ucys, auid by ttlcgrulil"Judgment lor dciendaut."
Roster's attorney* then sought to obtain a trunecript
ol tlio Judgment, but tiiu cleric denied that i ny !
judgment lied Lecn rendered, repeating sum
denial on lour or live tmlwvquent utdusiofc%
umtl llie eight o'uva hud uiapecd wubiti which jtltHs
iitrni must i>v reueored. The next heard ol the ease
was on i lie '.'Mot June, when I lie court attendant ol
the Justice r:uiied up in Roster's attorneys, ltnvlnk
lit?
v.illi him a written stipulation con-entuig to ilid gjifi
Bi judgment r-.llnn ton days, and raying ihe Jiisilc
Wlstiad to comp eio his initio shed hr.auioss as he wu*
going nut ol town mi account ol his health and would
consider iho consent u invar. the stipulation was
up ii til, but without any authority froiii Kostcr. Hit
ter's attorney also signed it subsequently, being author
1/ d so iu do. and within the leu nays, on. Uic iidth of
June, Kouter's attorneys Ucniuudea oi the Clerk ol the
Louri u irucscript ol the Judgment, If nnv hnd been en
tered, und the papers used on the trial. The Cierg
tooki d at (he docket atid stated to Roster's attorneys
thai no Judgment hail men rendered and no p.ipcis in
the case were then on lllc. Itappe irs according 10 tno
loetiiiiouy now in at .judgment had noen enteied on ihe
ii.nl o i June in invar ot Kilter lor ileal anil not in lavnr
ot Komi r us the .Insure nud before slated, olid llial
Wright nud the niiurneys ol Hitter, alter consultation
together, hud directed the lllerk not to issue any
execution or delivct uny transcript until twenty days,
within which uu upt eal had to ho taken, had elapsed,
tin iho lftth ot July, alter the twentv day* had ex
pired, Hitter's attorney issued execution lor tho lull
tin on n t ol the juuginont, a It tiou f tt the very rent sued
lor in the action had been paid by Makill K. KoX, who
Has the occupant ot the promises, to Wright, the at
lorncy in lad ol Killer. The aitumpt lo icvy under
this execution was tlio Aral intimation lo Rosier or his
attorneys that any Judgment had Ikpu rendered. Ko.--.
tcr moved bcloro Justice flednoy to have the Judgment
vacated sua lo stay lis execution on the luicgoing
state of lacts. The Justice made uu order declaring
tho judgment wealed atid restraining its enforce
ment, nud wm willing to do nil in nis power to correct
the erior, claiming lliat tlio jaugment had been I
entered ny idistaku, the action Lcii.g cohiouuded with I
ti,oilier. Tills order w is not utsdu, Dow ever, until 1
slier Roster's eouuscl U?e; tiled n hill In equity Iu tho j
Supreme Court against Hitter snu the Juslioe to va- I
eaie tho Judgment on the ground ol Iruud, and in the I
meantime otniouiug a temporary injunction restrain- I
lug Ml parties Irorn Its enfureotneut, which in
junction, alter lull argument, was vnuuueU hy Judyo I
TV vat brook iinil the Dual termination ol the action. 1
1 his suit and injunction made lite Ju-tice'n ordct un- j
peed ?nry, even H It had any force In law. On the j
trial yu.lvrosy the foregoing *.ro suhstantio.1) the
facts developed on the put of Mr. Ko-tor, una weru ,
liot male; 11' y cuiitr.idtl'icd oil tliu other side. Judge :
Vin Mront promptly gsve judgment in isvor of pi?m- 1
t iff. vacating tue judgment m the Just lev's Court and I
all provenili|? under I'. Willi c" to and allowance '
against tno deleiid?ct Hitter and without coats against
liio Justice.
JNM'iiANCK ItKHEJiVB l-UXD.
By existing luw iuadruuc.'conpuuloe are vmpellol
to deposit iu the lusurance Department at Albany a I
r. serve iund to the extent ol iluo.ooo hoiore proceed
ing to oxcrchic the privileges of tncir charters. With
tins law iho Kclectln l.Po lusur inco Compauy com
plied. subsequently the compauy pa-sod into the
fiindi ol i receiver. Tho law in relation to the re
t-crvo iund suya it may lis in United Males hoods or
bm. is and mortgages. During mo lor in ol Mr. chap
man ?'? duet ol too ItiMurance Depart merit the Koluc
tir Company wilbdrow ju'J.UnO Hi I nileu Mate* hoiida
and substituted ? bond und luorlgage made by Kotio
1. uihnrdu and others tor the same amount. Mr.
William sioytli. iho-acres ur oi Mr. Ubspuiau in the
jiisuiaiicu Dopsrimeni, brought suit to foreclose this
uiorigiigo. winch cane to trial yeateruey in si u pre rue
l,', iii.. ?'-pecittl Teirn, helere Judge Van Hriiot. Tho
tan wi.a contented ou the ground 'hat tlio security
v given u<r a loan winch waa usuriuoe; nl*o on
I'limiiottn lechiitnnl rrounds, including the right ol
li,. Superintendent to ormg tho tint Judgo Tan
jj unt ovci.'t'id nio'i ol tno technicalities, hut re
kcivud ma decatoii.
O/KHAU'rt 1'ir. 11HI8TKNCY.
Application wis ma 'o yeslcrday by Mr. WllHam T.
Kmumg Ju Jcc Uarrctt, presiding at the Chamber!
of tbo Supreme Court, In behalf of August Cio<ar, who
bus brought an action against l'hlltp Kroner, claiming
damages in too mint at glm.uoo, lor tn? debauching
and ullouullbg Iroiu him Hie alluetiuna of UlS wile, to
restore the cnuae to ibo calendar ol the Court. Our
rminors will remeiubor Uic came was tried at lite April
term ol tbo Court, tba Jury disagreeing, Mr. I)avul
Levy appeared in opposition to the application. Mr,
Kini/Hi. contended the cause .-honld not lore lis place
upon Ilia calendar, but should bar.* a pretermit e, na
tui actiou dies with tuo person and doer not survivo.
Judgo Birrott, alter bearing counsel, directed the
clerk to restore tbo cause to tbo calendar, nud sei it
down Ji?r irttl lor ibo brat day of tbo cotulug J uno
torni, which tucolti upon tne 4ih day or Jitue.
8UMMA11Y OF LAW CASKS.
Th" delcuce In tiio ault of Ibo Atlunltc and Pacific
Telraraph Company against (ho Western I'nlon To e
giaplt Coin pan y and others, before Judge Sanlnrd, ves
toftiay opened their case, and suveral wituoasos wore
oxuiuiued during tlio day.
William Myer, charged w.th paaslug a couutcrie't
fifty-dollar note on Abraham Bosthoff, X'o. !?I3 Urona
wav, was yeaterday discharge by ComuiMsioner Duct
Examination wut begun yesterday before Commis
sioner Unborn in a case in which Orvil A. Hunt is
charged with having, uudor the canto of James
Hulchtns, mailed swindling circulars Itt violation of
tbo Mail Postal act. ifoiiie testimony was taken.
in tlivCouuoSly cootestud will case. Dr. Jobu Cray,
Muperlntcudnut ot tbo Siato Lunatic Asylum ut lit leu,
was bailed as a witness, lie save b't opinion ou tbo
fttcu us presented to him by Mr. Chi.ton?as to tbo
deceased'* mental and phvstonl condition?and thai
they did not indicate au unsound mental or physical
condition.
Tito trial of Mather Callahan, charged with com
plicity in the lute mall robbery with John Kelly and
uuniii'cr party, both undergoing sentence for the mimo
oftbheo, wis begun yesterday in tint 1'uitod Simon Cir
cuit Court belore Judge Benedict and a jury. The cmo
will bo cominued this morning.
rtepheu P.oderts lias brought a suit against lbs city
to recover $300 dummies I or-injuries sustained through
it collision caused by the tlelerllve condition ol the
street at the time. Ho claims luiisraout under a reso
lutiuu passed by lha Common Coituoil ou Xoremhcr
3o. le:a There was a motion utuUo belore Judge Van
Moesen In the Court ol Commou Pleas yostercluy to
dismiss the complaint oil the ground that the Com
mon Council Had no powor to pass such
a resolution. Judge Van Hoesen took the papers.
Edward Edwards brought a suit ugumst John Siatn
?eritx to recover g'i.noo Tor slander and lalsu itnprls
oumeut, and the cafe was tried yesterday before Judgo
Vun Hoeren, In (be Court of Common Picas. Edwards,
it seems, desiring to put an advertisement lu the
Herald produced a ion doliurbill to pay lor it. The clerk
being uuubloat the lima to charge II, he went lo Ueieud
nnt, who, as lie alleges, gave hint two live dollar bills,
on hlo reinrn the clerk refused to tuko one ol" the bills
which was ollered to bini, on the ground that It looked
like a bud one. Edwards inlormed the delendnul ol It
nhd asked him to glvo blm another In exchange lor It.
Slamrcritr. said bo was a Iraud aud thief, and bad h.tn
nrrestod. The delonoe was a general denial. The jury
gave the plaintiff $4M) damages.
Judge Benedict yesterday rendered a decision
arresting u demurrer In the euse ol Martin Powell,
indxied on u charge ol perjury Hi procuring naturul
i mi lion pupers The Court held (hat the Stale luws of
1*7.! aud 1X73 gave Hie t'onrt at Yonkors, iroiu whvuee
Ide uutiirullzaiion papers in question is.-ued, jurisdic
tion in some common law risca, aud lliiti too Revised
Statutes ol Ibc I'nltcd Stxiex do not require that a
Court of Naturalization shall have Jurisdiction in nil
ovrumuo litw canes.
Moses B. Poilusky pleadod guilty 011 the filh of April
Inst, in ibe Court ol (leocral .Sessions, botoro Judgo
(lllaerslecve. In hnving violated tbo statute probibiiing
the uduiteratlon nf milk by tbo uudition of water,
und was sentenced to thirty days' Imprison
ineni in iho Penitentiary and to pny u lino
of $200, and to stand committed until such
line be pain, not exceeding one day tor raoit dollar
alter tbo termlnuilon of the thirty days' unconditional
Imprisonment. Kroin that Judgment and s<-nieuce un
apprm was taken on bebull of Pollnsky, which was
urgucd in Supremo Court, General lerui, yesterday.
The Court took the papers.
Owing to a present deficiency of judges or tlie Su
premo Court fit lor active service nil litigated motions
whb.h were lo have been heard in Supreme Conn,
Chambers, yesterday, hud to to adjourned over until
M?n>ny. Judge f.awronco In said tube laid up with
inflammation ol tbo eves, the oilier jndgesare uil en
gaged in iboir respective branches, and, owing to Judge
Tl' rreti's eugageiueui in a previous irlul, bo oau aucnJ
to only ax pane business for the next lew days.
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COtJItT?CHAMBERS.
By Judgo Barrett.
Oriental Savings Bank vs. Gutubrreht?Report con
firmed aud order lor distribution grunied.
Kulcotl vs. tiualloD.?I.ouvo to amend granted.
lu the matter ol Nesmitb.?Motion granted.
Brldgmuu vs. Murphy.?Judgment granted, but no
sllowuneo us no answer was interposed.
Winter va. White iimM another.?The ullldavils pro
posed to bo Bled wore lot read upon ibo tuotiou, nor
were their contents slated, nor wus any ruieronco
made in the laois whieh appear lUereiu. The only
mutters which wore ndvcriea to were the alleged lall
tire to fl'e a proper bond, I be delay miico i ha training
of Issues and ittwapDeul Ir ?rn the order upiMuiitliig tlio
trustee. Mr. INrriugton may llle, II ho desiros, an nlll
davit upon these points ami also a copy ol ibo bond and
approval, litibnoi the allldarits Wlileh be ban bunded up
siuee the decision ol the motion and those Hint wore
not used Upon the bearing. If this is not done within
two days ine muting pary may outer his order upon
the copy bond and loiercdcc to the appeal.
Brown vs. Dulton.?Will the counsel fur the appil
oaut rcier me lo the provision ol ibo Revised sPututo
under which he seegs ibi* order.
Tliorne vs. Thome.?It-purt of relcreo confirmed
und judgment ol divorce grunted.
Jaeger vs. Wielslciu.?AUucliniubls enrnot bo
grunted in a case ot this hninre, and the opplicutlou
must bo denied.
lu tlio miller ol Seller.?laiavo to sue receiver
| ran ud.
L'lidrtblll vs. Nile?.?I shall make no order of Una
description. There is uo propriety in determining in
ibis suu.ni try m.inner In advuuee that Wiliium Lou is
cn111'I'd in the whole surplus moneys, amounting to
OVer $vt,iKH). That ran only bo roguiarly deicrimnsd
when such iiionoj's are deposited with the Chamber
lain and un opportunity Is afforded lu the manner pro
vided by the rules of the court lor the UIIuk ol claims,
huch c.iiims thay be nindo by parties not upon the
fecord at all, und they liuvo n right to be lnvrd and
not lo llnu the mailer loreemlled in Hue manner. Tlio
purchaser must pay tbo umouut ol bis Id dance; the
surplus must be brought into mint as required by Iho
llci rce. Tlie application Is dcun-ii.
BIPillMK COURT ?MM'.Cf Ati TERM.
By Jndge Vsn Vorst.
Odeil vs. My line.?Complaint dismissed. Opinion.
Hl'X EBIOR COUK1 ?.?rj C!IAL Tf RM.
By .Midge CurlK
Ross vs. Croseley.?Vlottou tu conlinue Injunction
domed, with coats.
Harding vs. Hardlug ? HcIcnJaul's motion granted ;
$H.U counsel lev.
By Judge San'urd.
Franklin vs. Cntliu, Jr., et ul.?order that judgment
be marked secured ou uppcul.
Suine va. Name.?Order staying plaintiff's proceed
ings.
Tut Central Crotslowo Railroad Company vs. The
Twenty-!! ird Street Railway Coinpupy i t al.-Order
lor com tuistdou.
Donovan vs. The Cotupagnlo Obndrolo Transatlan
tloue. ? L ndcrtaktng ou appeal approved.
I'vins vs. Vote vt si. ? Ord r granting delendants
|'J60 allow ance.
COMMON PI-FAS- SPECIAL TKKM.
By Judge J. F. Daly.
Matter nl Herman.?- lay vacated and asstgneo or
dered to file Ills i ccount.
Ohumnclit vs. oi)nma<.'hl.?Referaiirr ordered.
Ily Judge l.urreniurc
King and others vs. Bucktnuater.?Demarror sus
tained.
Carpenter vs. Nickcrson.? Decree settled.
GENERAL SESSIONS?1JART 1.
Boloro Recorder llscHStk
PI.EXH AMI HKNlKNCr.S.
Walter Collins, No. 176 Forsyth street, pleaded
gttllty to the Charge ot breaking Into the Stort ot J. 11.
Buck, No. Wi WaUor street, on the 4th inst., a.id
stealing property valu-'d at Jul lie was s? lit to the
Htate I'rltOB lor three ysirs.
John Andcr-cn broko into tLe pre onset No. 67 1'afk
place with ibtetit to steal, ana was sentenced to
eighteen months' impri-ouiuciii.
nu ttie'Jib Inst, a horse and wagon, tTic property of
jano Thtirne, were stolen Irom in iront ot the pram
tee* No. 14 Kast Forty-eighth timet, Coraeltiia
O'Neill, lit whoso possession tut prop< rty wan inund,
pleaded guilty and vc is -ent In tBe ,-tatc Prison lot
linen years and ?it lunulas.
James Wilson, ol No. 4to ( harry ttreot, Pleaded
guilty to tliu charge ol snatching a gold w.-ttnh vatasit
nl flOOIrom the per.oil of Jams* Bellly an ho was
walking through 1'itl snem, on the K'th met, Bo was
?ent to me .uiatc Prison tor two yearn and mix months.
t houm.' Hoy, a pickpocket, relieved P, F. Ilorton,
ol No. .'40 Broadway, ol IJ. and on be ng arraigned by
A MsiHiunt I?i -1rict Attorney iioll pleaded guilty, and
was i 'lHSBead to twn yearn in the Penitentiary.
Vldtor Allonion* was entigbt in the ?ut oi stealing
two bru?.- signs valuod at $100, the property ol Victor
Rothschild .V Co., Nos. 4d and 4h Leonard strooi. Uu
was sentenced to ttr? years in the .State l'riaon.
Mnrv Anu Farley, No. tlOOHuiiroe street, atole Mar
garet llerper'S pookotbouk, containing $4 7d. Sno wns
scutenoed to one your III llio Pi nlleiiiiary.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART 2.
Bofbrc Judge Sutherland.
ALI.EOSB AltnAULT UI AS orriurn.
Assistant IiUtrtot Attorney Russell called the case ol
Officer Joseph U Davtea, ol the Nincteeni h precinct,
who is charged with assaulting Jsmus Miilleff, Of No.
IIJI Fast Forty-aeventh strcst. on the fltli ol September
le*t, hut, owing to tne absanco of the complainant, the
trial was adjourned until Monday neat.
VIOt.ATINO Jilt. HKALl'U LAWS.
John Blscboff. No. 411 Kast Forty-sillii treet, and
Jacob Oppenhetm, of N<?. 41a Kast Forty-sixth etrocl,
who were indicted lor Violating the health or dnance,
by maihiu.iiiiig slaughter liousos without the proper
lisenso, pleaded guilty t > the charge, ami Juugc outlier
laud lined lliom $!?? each.
ALLKOUD FOBIKUI.
James K. Wright was arrested yt-terasy, at French's
Hotel, by Detectives O'Connor and Field, having, it Is
alleged, pawed a forged cbeclc on tho Putnam County
Nattooal Bonk lor 842, on Csorgo Iretuouger, No. tt?-4
(ire. nwlch airect, porporting to be signed by Willium
A. Mailer. He was taken to the- District Attorney'*
< fllco aim committed to tbe Torn La lu dctault ot $6,000
bail.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
Si'i-hkhk CoCKT?CuaaiiKKs?Jleld by Judge Bar
rett.?No day Calendar. Tho calendar will not tie
culled until Monday, May 21. Monona upon the
prevent calendar not disposed of will bo carried oyer
and placed upon the third Monday motion calendar.
Mt'I'BKMi: CoL'KT?littxaftA!. Tkkm?Held by JudgCS
Davis, Drudy and Dumela.? No*. MO, 187, 171,
172, 173. 174, 177, 117, 133, 163, 103, 171, 84, 102, 103,
104. 106, lOti, 114, 116.
Sci'hkmk CufitT?fractal. Tkkm?Held by Judge Van
Brunt.? No#. 390, 260, 406. 410. 413. 414, 417, 418, 419,
428, 426, 420, 428, 429. 432, 486, 441, 442, 443, 461, 462,
463, 464, 466, 460, 457, 451. 4&'?. 400, 4dl, 402. 403, 404.
406, 4'41, 407, 40H. 409, 470, 471, 472, 478, 476. 470, 477,
47S, 479, 400, 4*1, 432, 413. 484, 486, 4Htt. 407, 483.
s?ri'Kh?it Corat?Cimcrif?Part l--llcld by Judgo
Donoboe.?No*. 3173, 3301, 4673S, 166, 1030 t.;, 4047,
2707, 8291, 8171, 30.1, 3803, 172ll/i, S8TO, 8413, 3437,.
4316, 3481, 4931, 2739, 4620 S. 3651, 3577, 3009, 3175.
3306, 8047. 4a17, 3401. 4826. 3167. 3007, 3071, 3073, 3075,
3077, 3013, 8085, 3(,87, .1619. 3091. 3093, 3096. 80l?7.
I'nrt i? Adjourned nntii next Monday. Part's?Held by
Judge Van Vor.-L?Nos. 320. 4713. 3181. 2776. 4303, 141,
21. 9, 1341X, 3349. 3006. 1182, 1920'-. 4493.413,419, 438,
1710, 9 .8, 1791, 4033, 4024. 13B2S, 4000X. 1602.
SrrBKioa Cuonr?Oa.MKti T*km?Held by Judges
Sedgwick, Sp.dr and Krcedtnau.? Not. 40, 41, 18, 42,
44. 46, 40, 48, 49, 69. 81, 52.
BDPKftiou Cocrt?Slisdui. Tkrm?Held by Judge
Hanlord.?Case uu?Atluutic aim 1'ac.itlc Telegraph
C'oinpiuy va. I'rescott et at. No day calendar.
jscrKHioit Co cut?later. Tr.n't?Part 1?Held by
Judgo Caee on?Jluvetnvycr ye. Hnvemoyrr.
No day calendar.
Commo.t 1'mias?Utixxtu, Ton*?Hold by Judges
C. 1*. l)ulv, Robinson and larromore. -Nos. 32, 80. 100,
98, 72. 16, SO, 97, 26, 73, 106. 79a, 3. 03 68.
Common 1't k*m?Kupitt Tatt't? Held by Judge J. P.
Daly.?Nos. 28,19,3-1. Demurrers?Nos. 12 ami 8.
tdMUOX PtKW? fMUb Ten*?Purt 1?Held bv Judge
Vnu Hooton.?No#, lost), 217, 7!t, 1639, 289. 953, 1039,
960, 886, 1186. 921, 7d, 009. 42.'., 740, 1228, 727, 601,
1592, 302, 1069, 1261, 381, 892, 993, 700, 1182, 477,
i 1946, 27U Parts 2 and S-?Ad|r>arned until first Mon
day Oi June,
IIarii'B CoritT?Tr.ui. Tkrx? Pnrt 1.?Held by Judgo
Bberidan. ?N?a. 8123, 8192, .1718, 6290,- 0018. 4830,
1 (JUL. 0010, 0258, 6200, 0204, 6205, 0208. I'nrt 2?Held
by JtiUKe liocpp.?Nos. 8788, 669, 6983, 1410, 8031,
7717, 8739, llrsl ease, 9410; f?43t, 8600, 8986. 0272,
0275, 0270, 0279. Pari ;J? HelU by Judge Alkor.?
Nun. 64la, 8931, 6408. 0208, 0282, 6285. 02-10, 6289, 0290,
6295, 0290, 02V9, 6300, 030ft, 0309.
Court ok Ut.iKr.at. Skssionh?Part 1?Hold by He
corder llaokett.?The People ye. Hermau ft. belch,
robbery; >utne va. Obnriea Dong, folouious assault and
butterylame vs. John Brady, fclonmus assault and
battery; Sutue vs. Jaincs Clurv, loloulous us-tuult and
buttery; Same va. Abraham Montague, felonious as
sault mid battery: Same w. James 'luuo and Catbarluo
Tone, burglury; same vs. William Moloney, burglary;
Same vs. Charles lnslCe, burglary; Same vs. Wliltain
J. Muller, burglary; Sarao vs. Jntnes I,ee, grand
larceny; same vs. William Kramer, grand
larceny; Suinu vs. Timothy Foley, grand lar
ceny; .Same vs. Patrick Judgo, grand larceny;
Saiue vs. rdlen Henderson, grand larceny;
Same vs. Louis Kustello, grand larceny; Same vs.
f'.ubort Ureen aud Kosu Kelly, grttcd larceny ; Same vs.
Elizabeth Decusta and Annie Ryan, grand larceny;
Same vs. John Watts, false pretences; Same vs. Joseph
ien h'.o aud Jotopb Colombo, false pretences; Same
Vs. Mary Jotios, receiving stolen goods; Same vs.
Kuultnatin N iclielsburg. forgery; Suuie vs. Thomas
Mitchell, burglary; Samo vs. Charles Hugeu, assault
an 1 battery ; Sumo vs. Peter Maslerson and James J.
O'lirien, petit larceny; Same vs. Jobn H. Kluatliur,
I'utrloU Molouy and Casper Deoktnoyer, adulterating
milk; Snnie vs. Cnrlstlan Fuhrtnau and Hllatibeih
Ahlueiui, adullcrnling m Ik. Part 2?Held by Judgo
(.ildersleeva ?'Tho I'oople vs. Theodoro T. .Straiten,
Ronald McNiotive uiil Robort K. Stewart, perjury ;
.Same vs. Ludwlg Nowsnl, lelonlous assault and bil
fVS. Eli? - " ' '
tery; Samova. Elizabeth Waithelsser, petit larceny.
UNSATISFACTORY AWARDS.
A few months ago the betrs Ot the Coweuboven es
tate, after a long continued litigation la the court?,
recovered from tbe city or Brooklyn a strip of land in
the roadway of Atlontio ateuuo which had been appro
priated when tho avenue wus laid out. The referees
appointed to Ox tbo value of the property to be paid
lor by tbe uity awarded tbo heirs tbo sum of
100,000. They agreed to uccepl me amount.
V.Mcrdny Assistant Corporation Counsel Knoebol tllod
fifteen objections to tbe award, claiming thut it is
excursive, .iud that tbe referees erred. Tho objections
Will be referred to Justico Barnard, at tbo special
term of tlio Supremo Court, May 28, together Willi tbo
report ot the referees.
THE BKENON DIVORCE CASE.
A decree or limited divorce was signed by Judgo
MoCue, in the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday, in tho
suit of Cbristtiio Bronon against her husband, Alfred
Jlrennti, Tne action was brought for alleged cruolty,
aud iho o-uie wo* tried several week* ago. I'hc detenu
ant, who is a merchant, la required to pay $19 per Week
alimony to his wilo and $600 counsel lees.
A SLANDER SUIT.
Suit was brought In tho Brooklyn City Court, before
Judgo Reynolds, yesterday, by Miss Mary Everett
agiim-it Mrs. Margaret Joyce to recover $5,000 uuruag< s
lor alleged delamalion of character. In 1875 tho par
ties resided at No. 170 DeKalb avenue, where they
quarrellod and defendant ended Miss Everett oOjociiou
u'.ie uutne., upon which accusation the actional low
was in.-iitutcJ. The jury found a verdict for plaint!!!'
lu tho sum of $25.
A RUFFIANLY POLICEMAN.
It Is greatly to be regretted tbat the eoufldettco ol
the public iu "the llnest police larco id the world" li
shaken be tbo ucts of it few moil who steal their way
luto the honorable uniform ol the police and disgrace
!>. Yesterday morning l'ark row was lbs scene ol as
gross u j ioco ot police brutality ua bus cc< urrou lor
mouths. The story is thus told by nn eye witness:?
"At twelve tomiitos alter two o'clock this morning,
returning nome from my work, I observed in a door
w?y in iho .l/ail Building a (emtio figure. Stopping. I
drew near and oLscrvcd a woman, sober, but evidently
ciruworn and weary, silting on tho steps, with both
sit oca oil' md arranging her stockings. 1 passed ou
and bad Just crossed lleekman street wlicn 1 beard a
voice h.-utnd exclaim, 'Get out ol bore, yon ?I* I
sioppod, looked back and saw u polici-mm violently
jcik tLiu wuman out to lb* sidewalk, actio her, and
with ruffianly violence push and strike her w itb his baud
severul Utiles, Hiiiiinug ahead ol lnin. Willi one shoe
on. and holding Hie oilier aloit in her left iinnu, the
unollending woniuu cried, "1 will! Iwtlll" Yet the
polioetnau continued to push uud punch her an
violently thai had sho been intoxicated she would
linvo lullen. At the World office he met an io quaint
mice, uud delisting eutcrtd into coavolsutlou with
bttb. '1 he woman Eto|i|tcd ul No. an or 34 l'ark row
and attempted to put on nrr shoe. The oitlcer rpruiig
at lo r and renewed his violence, pushing her all iho
way to the Timet oftico, the woman all the while run
it uiir trout him. As ne returned to whero I stood, I
sitpi, "Officer, that woman is sober and orderly. !>->
you know herf" Ho eyed mo auspiciously, niid in
solently answered, "What If I do f" 1 endeavored to I
aee tho number on lila hat, but ho threw bis head .
buck, so that tno nm oonceslcd H. Afraid ol being I
claimed 1 did not ask bis number. Proceeding
up i<> the Franklin atatue I found two gentlemen
standing over her while sLe put on her shoos. Wo re
mained tl.ero to protect her Imm lurtner violence.
Getting close to her 1 questiouo-l her, found her Ircu
from t'to fumes of liquor, but very much frighten- d
She give us her name as Mary Ann Browu; On id she
hid no bmno and did not know where to soehd the I
night, Proceeding to the station house 1 reported the
outrage in sergeant Pittgerald and ascertained that
the ruffianly officer is .loliu Johnson, el the Oak street
Si.ition. "Ho should bav? srrrtlH ber," said Fits- J
gi raid. "For what, pray ?'/ I aake1; "nbo was guilty
ul no offence." ,"l inean that il she merited such
treatment tbo officer should have arrested her. not
struck her.'' I irust, lor tho credit of tfic gentle
tnnuiy members ol his command, Cogtalu Murray will
hul l up the woroau and get her to make a complaint
again l joI.iisou.
MICBAEL CLEARY ACQUITTED.
'Jn March 24, Michael Olenrr, who was at that time
a member of Ilia Police Department ol tbo City ol
Brooklyn, was on duty in Ttllary street, when i.e bo
ran, o Invcivsd In a quarrel with George Itatty, iho
proprietor of a paper-hanging store. The particulars
ol liio brutal clubbing to wbiclt r e pollcomin
suPpoicd the citizen name I are familiar to the
readers of tho Ilsmt.n. For several tlsys Mr
Butty's recovery was coit.-ldercd as dottnifui.
The prisoner, who was relieved from the police lorco
by the < 'nut raise loners lit April, was arraigned betoro
Police Justice Welti) on charge of assault and ballot)
lie pleaded u flirt) to th it ollcuco and tins sentenceii to
the Kings County IVnilchiitiry for a tertn ol six
months. Cleafy w.ia subsequently indicted thr assault
witn intent to kill, mid bit trial tool; plaoc yesterday
before the Court ol Session*
In hie charge to the Jury Judge Moore said that an
lens in the opinion ol iho jury tuo testimony made nut
thai the prisoner intended that .Mr. baity should dio
in- whs not guilty ot asr-nuli with uiieut to
kill. Thujr were uoi to ho guided ny popular outcry
or clamor, but w-ro required to cniuily eohslder the
leslltnnuy uud to render their verdict accordingly
'l'lie assault was unprovoked, aud that point wne con
ceded, but Was It intended to be a fatal assault f Thst
wne the question which Wont to the bottom ol mer i-e.
I be jury retired at lour o'clock, end in flltec.i min
utes rcturn'-u with a verdict ul --not guilty." deary
was taken buck to the l'eoileDttnry, wio-re lie will
have to remdiu until tho expiration of the tarm for
which he was sentenced by the police magistrate.
THE WHITE WHALE.
Tho long oxpooted white wluln arrived yesterday
morftlfkg, at levta o'clock, et tho Aquarium, l.Jrty
II Hi street mid Broadway. It wne captured ou May 2,
at Antir-stl, off th# coast ol I.ibr id->r. I he present It
too fourth w hale thai Its a been in tuv Aquarium since
the opening la last October.
CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
WEIGHED.-! AS Wl l'NKSKti IX THEIB OWX BE
HILlr-?COMMENCEMENT O* INVESTIGATION H
IMJO THK APruUBKU'S DEPAllTMEXT.
Thus tar tho commission nis examined nearly every
chief of department in tho Custom House, and grave
oharges having been made agalust tho wolgbcrs a
number of the-e officials worn ealled and exnmtn<>d
yesterday. Prior to tho uponlng ol proocedmg* Gen
erul Shiirpe, Surveyor of the Port, appenred before (be
commission and requested tho privilege of cross
examining witnesses.
Mr. Turnuro replied that It the commission allowed 1
any cross-examination they might remain in session
for a year, fhc testimony adduced Is taken for what 1
it is worth, and will be ourelully woished. Tho Sur
veyor accepted tho refusal, looking rather dlsap- I
poiutod as ho left the oillce.
wsMtnvr svriiKXct.
Samuel 0. Acton was the Oral weigher oxanuned I
He testified as to tho number ol mou bt employed; I
the pay roll ol the employes for the last quarter
amounted to $4,Pis, and lha Iocs received for weighing
to SU.L'UJ. l'bu witness estimated that bta officio not :
only puvs its way, but earns the government a Bur
plus, which for iuo last quarter amounted to over
$0,1)00.
Mr. Johu J. U'Brlen deposed that ha was In charge
of the Twelfth district for the past nine mouths; Uo |
has been uniited about without being eousultud on the
subject; bo li.id u foreman, an assistaut ioroin.ui mid |
seven assisiatit weighers (sometimes ion) and abuut
sixl y laborora; wit nuns domed the allogollou tliat the i
laborers were employed as a matter ol political favor- j
Ill*ra; muny ol these men wore taken on for charity
sake, and tnoy had to f>o compotent men.
M; Mr. Turuure?llava acted at snporvisor of Elec
tions under Jonn I. Davenport, and was paid for ser. |
vices as such. Mr. O'Briou acknowledged that city ;
weighers have been allowed to use his beam ana frame
without pay, but drulcd all collusion between city and J
United States weighers. Witness, in reply to Mr. Ito- |
biuson, did not Hunk a roduclion in Ills force could bo i
made with advantage to tho government.
Mr. Jeremiah Drew, of ine Eleventh district, tostl- i
fled that he supervises nts men personally and would
not allow- any man to bn placed on the pay roll unless
he actually performed Ins labor. Witness Is Suporvl
sor of Oraugo county, where ho is the custodian uf the
School and Poor Funds. The duties ol this ofllco occu
pied him at ttie unuost from fourteen lo sixteen days
in the year. Has never taken the two wooks' leave of
absence granted by ihn I rousitry Department to oaeti
Custom House employd and devotes this time to tho
county nlTaira.
Mr. William Allou, Assistant Appraiser of the First
Division of tno Appraiser's Department, made the
commencement ol the examination Into this branch
of the Customs service. He gave a dull description of
the details of bis office aud the antecedents of
the employd* undor him. IDs la the damage divis
ion, and in the course of bis testimony
ton nlicd upon tho caso of wool appraise
ment which Mr. Hanscli detailed before tho
commission. Mr. Allen said that tho examiner of ibis
particular lot had been discharged. Mr. Allen explained
also the examination of tno Custom House made sumo
time ago by Mr. Hale, then a Treasury agent; that he
mado some suggestions to blm which wero nover cur
ried ont. Wittiest displayed two parcels of damaged
nutmegs, which ho said no two inen out ol a hundred
would estimate alike.
Mr. 1. D. Tutbill, dam ago appraiser of sagar, fol
lowed Mr. Allou in giving testimony regarding the
working of tho Damago Department.
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
The directors of tho Cheap Transportation Associa
tion and the rcpresoninilvcs of the late Hoard ol Trado,
which has been absorbed by this association, mot yes
terday adcrnooo. Mr. Miller, of the Comniittoo on
Cnnuls. reported the pa^sago ol the hill reducing tolls,
and called on Mr. tVadsw-orth, of Eimlra, to glvo a
history of the legislation, llr. Wads worth rovlowcd
tho bill and tola how the association assisted In
making It a luw. He thou branched oil into tho ques
tion of transportation. Tho Wetland Canal, ho said,
was being improved sous to rendor possible the pas
sago ot vessels drawing fourteen loot ol water
from Chicago to the eastern oud ot Duke Ontario.
Ronton, ho said, was going to establish u lino to that
I point through the Hoosic tunnel, and 350 acros of laud,
1 Hie property of tho Coiownuwoailh, were lo be donated
' to the city us a wharf for the receipt of corn, Jtc. What
I guarantee, ho asked, has New York tnal it would bavo
i always tho only means ot transportation it now bus
i outside of tne canals?viz., the Central road f Erie
1 ami tno Great Western roads are bankrupt, und Mr.
| Yr.nderbill may ou this trip or bercuftor sell his road
| to English capitalists, whore interests would Ho else
where. W'uh good transportation und lbs reduction of
I port und tunnel charges to a minimum Uguro, Uo
| thought, however, that New Vork as an entrepot
could conipnro with any oily In the world.
Mr. oiinon storuo ollered a resolution for a chaugo
I ol uume hy the Cheap Transportation Association to
: me "Hoard ol Trade und Transportation." Mr. Op
dyke objected to any action being In ken by ibo Cheap
Transportation Association wmcU would Ignore the
! existence oil ho Hoard of Trade. He protested against
the udoption of the resolution lu the nemo ol that
association roleiy. Alter considerable waste o! tlino it
i was explained tii Mr. Opdyke lliat the proceeding was
u purely technical one, required by law. .-still Mr. Opdyke
would not he uppeased. The resolution, however, was
put to n veto and adopted, llto Joint Hoard Urst ad
journing und tho motion bolug carried by tho Cheup
Transportation directors.
Mr. Maker's resignation of the presidency was ac
cepted, and .Mr. F. H. Tliiirberwss elected in his stead.
Mr. John F. ltenry and Colouel K. A. Conkliug were
elected flrst aud second vice president*.
SHAD PIRATES.
I.owdon C. Miuugh, of No. 217 Comtnuolpaw avenue,
Jersey City, while rowing around in the vlciully ol his
father's shed poles, between Uedloo's and Ellis Island,
saw ii small Dulling smuck, with three men on board,
crulto around lor some lime near whero he was sta
tioned. -He saw lb em Unaily take up ono or
the nets aud throw u quantity of fish
luio their ben. Wrten ho made himself visible the
throe men at onco made sail for the city. Mlilugb.
having nonnug nut u oalr ol ours to depend on, haned
ft rt< uiutng, got on board and overhauled tho three
pirates at ihe fno' of King street, North ltivcr. Two
o! tlinm escaped, but the other, whose name is Tim
othy Mannry, was capioreu hy U III cor Tbsllen, of ttio
we lorn steamboat squad. Ho wns arraigned bolero
Judgo Wandell yesterday and committed in $1,0<JO bail
tO UllAW'Oi*.
ALBERT STEIN WAY'S FUNERAL.
StemWay Ilall was completely (lllod yesterday alter
t>o<>n by distinguished people, assembled in memory
ot the Inn Albert Sloluway. The polished rosewood
culliD in ihe centra ol tho church was covered and
surrounded with beautiful floral tributes. Reverend
J. it. Kruse, ol the Lutheran Church, pronounced a
eulogy on Ibo deceased in (jortnun. A large number
ol IrtcDds viewed llio body. Among lb" oft.-nugs
were wreaths from time. EssipoU, Mr. Ailrad Doelce,
Mr and Mrs. Ilohem and Mr. F. lloscoviiz; broken
columns Irotn tho workmen lu Fourieentb street and
Mr. Albert \voner, and lyres from tho AMoa Mngiug
Society and others. Elgin foremen of ibo factory
acted is oarriors, aud tho bodv was followed to tiro
hearse by Messrs. Steiuway, Honrv '/.legler and other
relatives, and taken to Greenwood Cemetery lor
burial, oneorled by a largo cumber of tbe workiugtneu
of the firm.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Panri.L?BRiTTAS.--October 1ft, 187(1, br Rev C.
Bnoiaaton, Utoiiui It. Ur.rtMd. to Armb M , daughter
of J. Brluan, nil of New York.
Karl? -Iis*tki?.?-In Brooklyn. March l.\ by Hie
Ho*, samuei iui.-ei, 8amubl K. Kaki.k to Mia* M\ra C.
IIk.strk. all ot Brooklyn.
UnoRaaii.i.?UnitBT.KT.?to Boitou, May IS, M Mia
rraidonco ill the orido'a nno'e, hy iho liov. ftdward
i;. Mule. Cliklu A. UndmibIi.i , of Rah Way, X. J., to
I.'ITTI* M. IM lisl.KY, Of lloetoo. N<> uardA.
W'n tiaier?Ct Ri,nr.?On ToesIny, May 1ft, IS**, at
si. lltrjr'B tifturcb, saugarnos, X. v., oy Hov. Kiehurd
llrrnnun, aaaiated ay Rav. M. Power, I'Wi.nkar J. Wit.
iikrt, of Cataklll, to Miss Batik Cb*:.rt,|oI tho lorruer
plfiCO.
L)ltO.
Ann.? Ob IholGtb lesi., OtuA, wiloof Goo J. Agr.
Fuba.nl not.cn ncuu iiT
llait;tow. ? At Bridgeport Mn?s? oo Wednesday,
lfltli mat., Captain Kiiwi.n W. Baimtow, morcimut, of
tin . city, in l lio Of th fx ur of hlM ago.
Funeral Iroio Central Squaro (;liurcb. Brldaawator,
on .-aiuriliiy, li'lli lust., at one oV'ork 1*. M. Rfl'a
11von ami if ends aro invited to attend without further
tioii<-?.
lii.ooHi'isf.n.? On Wednesday, Kay 18, ZitKran
BumMVim o. Hgort 70 ytira.
Foncr il ironi the reddenco of Mr. Gallia, Verona,
N. J., Fr day. Ibo 1 tli, at haif-puat involve o clock.
Yr..lu toavra ,'or tfaatclalr at 10:?'?'? A. It . 'not oi llir
ci.iyst. I lio remains will bo taken to Moturhcn, N. J.,
lor .ntvrmriiL
BCCK.?On Tuesday, Mar IS, 1H77, Mart A. Bick,
ageil lift > itnra
sprmgneM anil Worcester papera please copy.
Ui'HHObiius.?In Brooklyn, Hay 16, 1877, As.fiB C.,
daughter ol Iho late Ibooms ahd Kmina I,. Burroughs,
aged '.'i? years.
Ralativoa and friends of trio family aro Invited to at
tend lb" luii.'rni, from ibo reaidrnco ol her unci#,
Horace K. Burrougb*. 4'JU IleiifoM ar., Friday, May It,
at two o'rlcx'lc.
Ctiiiu*? At Ctiru, Krypt, March ill, J. P. CaBii.i.
(for 'lie laat I t ye >rs n resident of I'eruj, of npoplexy,
uged PI years, beloved Husband of Susanna V. Calnll.
Ilia luneri.l will take plan# (run: the reaidetico of Ills
wilt, 212 Kaat 40ih st., ou Friday, at 2 P. if. His
(fends act tlioae of bis wife nod children are respect
fu iy Invited in attend. No further tnvitoilona will be
aent
iJahpr.voi.r ?At Mbrcwabury, N. J., May 10, 1S77,
Commander Koa an w. CarcBsobr, tinned .st.ues
Nivy, In the Msl year of his age.
Funeral aervicea irorn Christ Church, ftbrewahury,
I'riduy, 11.>y Ift, at hmi.piti mu P. M. Mo.u leaves. via
New Jersey Southern K nlrond, loot ol Hector at., at
11 A. M.
CHATKAi?arr.?At Wakekeid, town of Kiat chea
tel. Westchester twenty, uu lueaday, '"ay 14, ut ond
O'clock A. 11., lira. Cui.OilM. CBATBACJkir, In tbu holli
year ol tier ego.
Belli!tves nod friend* of the family ara invited to
.attend.the funeral, an Thursday, Key ll| at lull-paat
twolvo o'clock, Iron tier into rs*idenc?, nea>- Wood'awn
glut ou A tram leaves tbo Ciraud Central Depot at
11; .') A. M.
Canssov.?After a shoit Illness, Oat* Caosaos, ol
the county CaVun, Ireland.
Friend* arc respectfully nvitod to attooil the funeral,
from Ins lato realtime, i-1 West 15Mb it, on fburs
day. Kill tust., at two o'clock.
1)1 M.'NO. ? W I'd Ill's lay UUOtl, May Id, Wili.ard
I'ahkik, aged fi months uud 10 days, only goo of Dr. C.
.1. and Kmilv DtimonU.
funeral itrrli'?< Friday, 1Mb, at reaidence, 358 West
42d at., ul oik) o'clock I'. M.
Karlk.?On Wednesday, May US, William U. Eaki.e,
in i lie odd year ol In* age.
Notice ot luuvral bcreufter.
Ehlkrs.?ihi Tuesday evening, Ernest Emms, aged
23 year*.
Relatives ami friends are rcspecltully Invited to
lit tend tin) laii'Tiil, on Fritfuy, May is, at oijc o'clock
1*. M., Irotu .Si. John's l.uibcr.iu Cuurrb, Si Chrig
toplu r st.
K a Kit ? i.i- ? In llrooklyn, ou Weduesdsy, May 16, ut
llio resltlenco of her parents, Ei.isaiiktii, eldest
unughief of William and Catherine Farrsll, age I 7
years l) monilis.
Relatives nnd friend* of tlio family nro requested to
attend hor funeral. Irotu tho residence of her parents,
137 High St., on Friday, at ten A. M.
Farukll.?On Wednesday morning. May 10, William
Famrki.l, only sou Of Mary and the Into Thomas Kuf
reii, aged 34 yean.
Relatives and Irlcnds are respectfully Invn -u to at
tend the funeral, from tho residence ol his mother,
238 14?ti st., between 4th end 5tb uvs.. Brooklyn, to
morrow (Friday), I8tb mat., at three o'clock 1'. M.
Kakrkll.? VIav 13, t*>77. Axnik Farrkll, daughter
of Dcums aud Ehxabeth Fiirrcll, deceased, aged 18
years and 3 inolths.
Will ho hurmd Friday afternoon, at two o'clock,
from Iter uncle's, John (ioodmau, 308 West 5' li st.
x o'cloiik
Fihcukr.?ou the 14th inst. at half-putt s .. _
P. It., Oi.ua C.. ilangbier of K. nint C. Fischer, age.l
2 years, after u llugoriui; Illness passed Into the arms
of her Suviour.
Fnucra will toko place at bor parents' rosldenr
No. 227 West 37th St., on Tbur dny, Muy 17, at tv
re,
I _wo
II
GotiLti.?On Tuesday morniuc, 15th Inst., Alkk
ANOKtt S. GdCLh, in the U5HU your ol Ins age.
Relative* und friend* are ro?|>cetfully mvllod to at
tend the Iiiuo.-bI, from his laic resldonoe. No. 141 Wost
ltith St., on Thursday morning, )\*y 17, ul half-past
teu o'clock. Tuo remains to be taken to Culd
well, X. J.
IIarmwt. ? Suddenly, on Monday tnornlng, 14tn
lust., at her rngidenae, MaikiarktS. Mamma it. wile of
Allreu Hani mult, in the OOtb year of her age.
Relatives mid iriouds ot the family are respectfully
liivueu lo .uten.i the tunersl, irotn hor late residence,
416 1'acifle St., Brooklyn, on Tbursduv, May 17, nt one
P. M.
Hart.?Mart Ann, ine beloved wile of Henry ilart,
departed this life uu Wuilnn-uay, the 16th inst., in her
54th year. May her soul real in peace.
The relatives nnd fneeds are respectfully Invited to
attend the luneral, Irotn her lute resideucc, 445 West
20th st,, on Friday alternoou, May 18, ul one o'clock.
Hawkins.?On Wednesday, May Id, Makv H., wife
of Charles I'. Hawkins, iu tlio 51st year ol her age.
Relatives and Iriends are respectfully invited to at
toiul the funeral, Irotu uor lute residen?:n, 44d West
44th St., Friday, May 18, ul one o'clock 1'. M.
Hewitt.?On Wednesday. Muy 1(1, 1877, Truman
Hewitt, sou ot the late Thomas Hewitt, ol Philadel
phia, iu the 4Gtb year ot bis Age.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend tho luneral, at .St. Ann's Church, in 12th hi., Hear
4tli uv., on Friday, nt hiue o'clock.
Kki.lt.?Tuesday! May 15, Annir KkllT.
Funeral ou Friday, May 18. Irotn the residence or
bcr sister, Mrs. llnrrissny, loth av., between 130tb
and 131tu sis., Manliatianviile, alouv I'. M.
Mauls. ? At London, England, April 19, Jauks
M tCKK. aged 81.
Mobile uud New Orleans papers please oopy.
Malonkt.?on Tuesday, May 15, Patrick Malonht.
nailve of Oguuello, county Clare, Ireland, aged 52
yours.
Funeral will tuko place from bia rusldonce, 285
Elizabeth St., on Thursday, nt two o'clock.
Muokk.? Ou Tuesday, ilay 15, Uaniri. Moons, aged
8S years, native ol county Cork, Ireland,
Relatives and Iriouds ol the family uro invited to at
tend tho funeral, trum his late residonco. Nu 107 Pearl
street, on Thursdav, Mny 17, Rt one P. M.
Morrison'.?On Wednesday, Muy 16, of pnoumonla,
Mis- Makion Morrison.
Her friends and also those of Mrs. James Thompson
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea K. Con tan are respecttully
invited to attond the luneral werviees, hi No. 4 West
48th St., lliiR (Thursday) alloruoou, ut lour o'clock.
Interment in Hnsion.
MciIauvkt.?Killed on tho 14th, on Hudson River
Railroad, at .ling -Sing, Mahoakkt Murray, tho beloved
wiiu ol Michael Mcliirvt/.
Her Iriends ami acquulntances are roepecltully In ?
vited to alioud her tuneful, ou Thursday, May 17,
at half-post two o'clock, from her latu residence, ;i>2
Washington, and thenco to Cavalry Cemetery.
Pai.mkr.?At Mount Voruou, Wostchoster county,
K. V., Samukl K. Pai.mkr, iu ltio37ih year of Ins age.
Relatives am) lriemis ol the Isinily uro respeciluily
Invited to attend the funeral, irotn his late resldeuue,
at eleven o'clock a. IL, Friday, May 18. tfilli leaves
tho (Irnuct Central Depot at 10 10 A, M , New York uud
New Haven Railroad.
Raymond.?May 15, of pneumonia. Sarah Ann,
daughter or the late ?tunnel (J. Raymond.
Funeral from Christ Church, East Orange, on Fri
day, nt 12:30 P. M.
Riciiaiidhon. ?On Tuesday, May 15, 1877, Favxt M.,
wile ol Kuos Richardson.
Funeral Irotn her lute res deuce, No. 110 Remson
St., Brooklyn, ou Friday, at eleven A. M.
i Rohkawai i> ?on fuexdsy, May 15, David I,. Kokkn
waLd, Iu the 74ih year ol his age.
Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully
InvBed to at to ti <1 tlio luneral. from hi- late residence.
No. 334 East (15th st., on Thnrsdav, May 17, at nine
A. M.
Senitk.NKkisln.?Ou Tuesday tnornlng, May 15, ImeiH
Sourknkkirkn, son of Murtiu and Kutherme ScUren
keiseu, aged 8 yoar*. 5 months aud it d:iy?.
Tki.i.rk ?on Turn-day, May 15, st his late residence,
145 East 33d st., William Rl-urows Tkllkk.
ltoluiivej and friends ol the ininily are rospectlully
Invited t? uttoud iiih funeral on Thursuay, tuo 17th
tnat., at hall-past one o'clock.
Tonrr ?In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 15, 187T,
MiORamL To.nkr, aged .12 years.
Relatives ami friends arc respectfully invited to
attend the lunerul, (rum bis late residence, i)U3 5th hv.,
llrooklyn, to-duy (Thursday), 17th, at two o'clock P. M.
Ward.?on Tuesday, Muy 15, at her Into residence,
228 Ath St., Elia n, the belovod wile ol Edward Warn,
in 111" 58ili ye.ir of her age.
A solemn "mass will ho olfcrod nu Friday, 18lh Inst,
at hall-past tilno o'clock A. M., In the Church ol tlio
Nativity, 2d av. Relatives and iriends are requested
to attaint.
Wiialkn.? On Tuesday, M?y 15, Hon. Ciiari.rs H.
M iiai.k.n, ex-Member "I Assembly, in lb# 47th year of
his ago, ol rheumatism of the in ark
Relatives and trends urn invited to attend tno
funeral, from his file residence, 12d East 4th St., on
Thursday, ibe 17th lust., at two o'clock P. 11. Albany
pup rs please copy.
TKAVFiloLKRti* Ctt7lt>?:.
TT.i?a7J? Tioat. rHnri.K -i "i/nk -
i\. jb??lr rnQtM nniffM liflKW unci S?. JOHN (cure pt*r
41 .North I4tr?w. f -?i ??l C \ s?l ?t . rtvery day hi b IV M ,
Conwffliinf hi Albany for Sirnfo.ni. &l ? North .?nd
4 Mi \NY II Y hi.NK ST- \MKKS V%'fLl# COMMKNC K
./V their on Moudny. hint I. from Now Y.>rik *nd
Albany. C|o??? ornnort ion to mid few tho Wont till oo
inodi? wlili llio New i urk t'entrnl, nod to *i>u from tbo
booth with IVinsvlvauU r illro.-'I .
\ ? < m/KNS' MM: HTI'i K M till A f S Hilt TKOY,
JV*00011 retit?tr with nil rnilrrad hue* North, Kvt .m l
W?**4; niHgi'iht'otit uteirm.Ti* Intro doily <Saturday* ?\
ceptvfl) alii 1' M., piei 4M North Kiver. U oi lieroy w.
A.
.1877.? MaOYM'S MOCK. tiVSTKK HA\, J0NVL8'
Dork (Cold Spring). Ie. I.-On am) aftar rtatnnUy, April :!1
the now and ln?t rtomnit IDLKWIMl will leave Now N t?ric
tl-iHjr |Stmd t.r? f tyontotl) for 111# ??b?*re^>ln e?, fr ?i.i pier 1?l i
K*kt Kirn , loot of Witii ft., at IV If . , foot
}? att Pivrr, <il 4 IV M. .StAifri will ?omit? t at l.loyd
1 for H untin-.'t"t?
? eturn trip, h ave Jone*'lit ok <Cold Mptio *). OUJO A. M, ;
?" r iluv. 7 t. M. : Lloyd'* l> ?rk, 7 :!r? A. M
Oyitr
lirkrt* to all laiidioirti i'>o rentf. I xct nii*n liflKetn, f 1.
Head an i KViiiivi'irr ex|fe?**??% on hoard.
/ 1 AT8K.11*1* AN II .M UYVE* \ N f IIOATS |#K %Vh l? \ILY
\ 'fro- i pi?r 4*J, foot ?t Catvil >\ , at 'i P. M., for p:t* rcnem
and fi oi ihl.
(jVlfl XO.tWAMC AND MAVUUItY JI.VILY. ?TilK 1
F
?t "i net AJUCRIt'LS leavoa llr.ioi.iyii (.fow.ir- Dock)
2'Jiu I*. X,(ilc '7 KMijMnr HH-'j i'. It., ui.l 3ft I at. ft
IV M .eonuti. tln* Willi Dnniiurv and |i.? li4v.ui Railroad*.
Kedtnt'l fort, ftfti K?t indort ticket* ."2.
J Ml.I, KIVI.lt l.fNK MM llu-roN \MI? Abl< POfNTfl
I ??! The in 11 iiin..(li peine nu-nmnM HHInTOf. mid
HHOVmKMOK Ipov# Jiltr'J:*, Nat li ittv. r, daily (?itiiidAvt,
.lull I t.. Sepia.nhor 'J, in Miutro), ill 5 P. M. TVk.'t. rir
t, tin ai .11 pi.n.'.|i?l tlckel
?LA<?K 1'lfU.AD f.flH
F rta I/Ohk llr inrli mil tht .Vi?i? .l?r?r ? Southern Iloilrnit'l,
I.. ?v. pli'r s .Nnrlk Kivur. nxit H rtur ?!., it
! i A. M , f >r I'hilml 'Iplil.i, I, >ii ' Mrati.'k, fnm . Ulvur ku.1
Vineltt'l.
4 IV M. lor f'hilAilrl|ilil*. I.one llrnni li, Tom ? Rlrer,
Wo'.hiwn t?i Ttcktrt.in. Huiidii.n Itr l.imir I'ronch m I i
A. M. W. h. M^RLiKK. >1.
rt'lIK Ni:\V PRUVtOKSClK 1,'NF. TO BOSTON,
J vto I'mtf'lttiit illfrrl.
t WIIOLF MilllTh KKsT
oNI.V 42 MH]Rs Of KAU..
ItMK, oi MfVI'TKH,
The '-iit*nll>cnt. new mteenio. . IIASSAOHUor.tTS ..n>l
RlloDIC ISLAND mi im ottir Hd|t, from pier ilW North
ItiTor, fnot nt Wurieu <t.. nl .1 I' M,, Arrlrln*; ?t PruvHencu
at 0 A. M. and Kn..l?a At 7 A. M.
'|V? I'i 111 < A11 >. 1.1' IIIA
i. * I it
I'l-'.XNSVJ.VANt V RAILROAD.
I.'l Threngh Iritlni en.h wnr iloiu A ilep.il. In Plille
. ilelpliit, 1! It Ntw York
i thr orjti ni'r.tABt.K htoninuto!* mvr
to Ilu.lnu (tnil nil point- I not, dill' At ft I'. M., from plor
:Cl North Itirtr, loot ol .1 nv At.
TIIK OI.lt EATABLIRIil l* BOLTR ASD olfoRT LITE
I. m I vt.n
NRW YORK a:.d i im,M)P.i,i'ffi v.
Dnuhlo lr?i-k, too nm-t lmaraetd K<|ulpmtnt. and tho
CaAttKi Tlmn roiinliitrnt with th...lni.- atloty.
f.Apre A Tralna Ioato Raw Tart, tit D ahroanc-and t'ort
Iniitli ittNU farrlri, a- lullowa
7 n, H (i) .fcl Idralta.l), lti:?) A. M.. I, (I, 7 end
s ai f. >1 Siniii iv. ?> \ M., ... ti. 7. and N 1.1 j|.
Rtiiirulne, trull.- !?-?*? I'lilladalpldit I 'Ml 7, 7 k., 8 :pi,
and II A. M. J.ltnliad K?pr???, I ;3ft P. M.i, 4, fti.'ti, 7,
Mod 7 Jt-'t I', .tl . on.i li Mtdttivht. On sho-I.iv ft ct 7.
s .) A M . 4. 7 -I*. 'I and |"J Midnlplit
Tiek.it Offra-. .ViH and (M4 Broadway , | Avi r Boatt,
and ..<n of Hi ?t?ri?.-aa And < >>rtli.iidi <1? ; J(a 4 1 oitfta' .
lliii.iklj-n; No- 114. II*. And IM lladnon ?u. lloln>kati ?
I?i p .1. JcrAnjr flty. Bmieront Ticket Ofllro. Ra. * Beilety
K THOMSON, I, |" K.\ ItM I'.ft,
lieuciAl Managar. Lena el I'nuanver Agtat.
4tttfa<l> f. r Kni-leWMM, Yankar*. flobb- K. rrv Sinei..
Ainu - n?. llManirt*. (iraaay Point. Veipl.ii.m ? mil
Pre -kill the w-t AteainhoAl P. t!. SOHPLTX fri rn It irrt
1 in ok l-reie It nil I pt?rmrerar irrlad it Ion t ut
DAKC1W ACAD (CM I KB.
-pOUWORTIl H R?:iW?tI. Pint liA.NkiJfft'BVi da I
ooftlh a v., apaa far alau if jrinii laiaaaa.
FOR NAIjfc..
V t.r \D \<f'?ilii?rKftr*sTdjtK IS" BRilrttff.Vv*-.
2\t:.o> i ?,0 47w> wsckly ; otrtjr liuw niesniuc batlHM
used spplv. Alltel OK'M'KK. Ssrald ofttcn.
t ? si'i.kndik i.iyi or sToutS V >k >aLk, BUST
-i V .111 tnlseity; sl.o uHtllUry Lome* etor.v
MI WiILl,!.. 77 Ctilkr St.
- sei.r.x11iirroiT\KR~oRocKrtr Dtoiu foil
Js .??!?: also ilskarle*. -tieat Morsels JfcttuiirM-it. Clcsc
Store*. MI1CHKLK. 77 Cedar st.
V I I- sfvieKS \l.\ltBI,K SOMA W Ktt it v.N !? WZC
V\uul Hoot Beer Apparatus At cost ntalTFIRLD s.
Water it.
Dri;g stokiY? a m% ~klY kh i kiv v r am> wTaX
Mock a I>m?s Store in a thickly populated uei hl?or
! liiuiH. \rt?*t side. tor mite cheap. Addrcw* B.t KG A IN. sta
tion t\ New Yofk*
D' ItL'G RTOKK I'OK HALK.?A iMtOMlMvM < GUNK*
Store, estab ie'tod over 4n /utri, Wi-il stocked; uuo?l
j hiainian; will li| sold rhllp. Anplv or address OWMhlt,
I UI < We*t IHth *t , I rum I to and t?? H )*. M.
I jjJcuC*kU -a IS K <?fr ( tils; LAKiiKr-T A N l) YY
r built uu Grocery ami I'rovMon Htuines*** in New kt?g;
Intid; Hf-iated cm tile Ilo * of the* New Yofh uni Now it iwtt
' Knilromi. good and otitis!actor \ ?>oiu ^'ivvu tor ntlliug,
j Inquire of K. L. OAUPfcNTKft. 3M Yorltplacc, Now York.
IIok ^vLL-iw ^KKNtui wxi sri \\ t> GiiTr
' !*ler < iliiisc . Witu corniC* A j * p I > 1*-* \V ?o?t*i st
I1 5"oiit vAt~1 iowcaskT hasi j ki.kt u* ixiuifts
by I feet B Inche? slid 4 i?m?i H99Tlif ilried with Mack vel
| vot; used ??uc ?t Cemonatol; price f Apply 141 West
i Hr ad way.
| tiQjSTnAbi-:-a rinsr tkEnrAt'UANt ak6
F W'ue Kootii un liruadw y, . siabll hud over l'? yvurs
Iti(|m 1 re 11B Grand st , New York
j tfOR sY.jK -fN YONiCKKH. n. Y.# A KIHSr CLAftrt
| I i.biuor dor#, doltii; a tine busine**; rent. 4).VMper vu*r.
? Aildr?i>% .1 II.. I'oai otllcrt in*x .Viit Yonkem:V ?Nn ?
flu It : Al r. ? KI tr.-? I t I. tH*> 1 lilM lv I.I. t M It r.,
I w alt Mocked ; ?iiVn<lUl location ; cheap for e**h , pro
: p it'tor u'dnji to Kur pe. Addreei 1 4?"? Hiiitirau
FOtt rALK-A LIQ 'OK SHUCK. API'lVv HI
motJIatelv to.). MOitKIH. 2d ? Mtb mv.
F'OK SAI. FiKTRKN COHNKli I.IQtOK HTOKE*
lour Grocery Store*, .Store* to exeliatiK# an! iti??ra
I wanted*. hI**? a partner wanted with iu a well ptty(tt{g
| bu-ine**. |* (i AkF.M-. V, 2s7)t llowcry.
FVfuY sal17ioriJifxxiTiTkkk husixkh.#. i?tf>ric
ami I Ixturoo, with npartnien?* to live In. App y in tlio
( More 4<H Itrooiu# st
j L^Gif s\u; a i'I r:si;~7 YYss""t-7)1 TnTit TJv'i "g:
I J? Store, well located and Uoitig a U<r,d buduew. Full
I particular* ^Ivrn at 74fl :td nr
! 1^0k~sTLT: I ius i- sliAn.s lujImu: stokk. uuinc;
? I? a u-ood buklnoNi. oil the writ hldo; rea-an for *>8ltlnf
owtior haH other hutineww to attend to. Apply OAM 1'HhLL.
j sr.. 141 Hth*t.,n?*r Hv?atway.
( L^ou sai.k-a laugk Lor of ('Ot'NTGirs, tahiY.s*
| C I)exk.* **tiit Cmilr*. all In food order, will U? rtUjMomd ol
] at a great saorlft -e in oaler to remove the in. Ai?p y to W *
j K. I'G Yl'< lN, *J7'J Bon cry.
! / 1 ilOGKUY -ksTABLUsiTKD I'AYING "VcBtK/fSS;
I lTv?ir? opportunity . no hutlibhir; KOtid* fre*h , eatUfacory
' roasotiH fiven. c'UI*ishA M>. llllf Bro id w iy.
M* ~ATJ1 Km,N. ~BUTGU EH; t'IX rY |Tk?T 01 fa 11TXuN
Scutos, *iii Inly u?ed. cheap. KhX, box 1 ? 4 Herald
! o!!lee.
I IJ111V ATK H I Kl IT S\N KKIMNG-UGl II l'A\ IN'. A
! I net profit ol ?1?m a month; *old on account ol other
tniMura* at a bargain. Address box lOl L'ptown Herald
1 s'flice.
a !?? f.h Vo it s Y k k?ma k vIn * s. iiKliiilSi>. 'haniT% Lb
takora; Kale* bouaht. ttllsil A 0U.? i?'? Dry m.
rp;lK HKSTAt.'K \ N l" AND BAH l?4'T BUGAUVVXy,
L earner *t , will lie ttne (l *y, at 2 o'clock, sold by auc
lion.
d?~\ ffjrwftb BUY A HaH0HOME1#Y riTtKD VP
V I # " Jr|?*tllie rv ldifuor Ktor#; best location mi ttieeit.v ;
?tdendid fatntly trudo and cheap rent. Apply 4ld Ka*?t
l'Jtu it.
2m> /WW\ CASH WIMi im kYhashXy I?aY and
?pi)#" M rv/tiiicht ilrinvfn^ Saloiui. within l<^t f?at Waati*
liutiui Market; tine lease (whole buildnif) ; rent paid to
AttfuM; well stocked. Ac.; every particular upon inter*
view. ilUbhAliU, Herald office.
I>1 ACII1KBRI.
i -BI.AKK'S Ml. (I rifllMB AND Oltl". I'KI SIIBB,
J V?Bolli*ri .inl Kn^'lnei. ftsMNnbi. ?nJ .tutiuiisrv. mm m.
small ?i.hiii Y.'bi Huilei.. lor ??le. Applr to b,
WKtiur.rtitrrr, u>n tli uf l'nnii.yl*ani. KnUroiil ilopot,
?lorssy City, uotr vliu lerrr.
V"* LA RON LOT oc" LKA'FhKB H !? LTl^iiVT T"'lT i"~Ti
Inch., wide. Slmrle end llouhle. st 7o percoiu price Itet.
Kt rillilUliU'M BsltioiHd Ki'pwlr Warns, 111 to litre et.
end 40"> Ut iv.
fUl'lt SALE I INK XlitsT A 1' ItYlt IL .1 fcTtl AW. HUT
little ii.rd ; w ill In. . >li| cliewp lor wsnt al room Aupiv
st L. (J. Iv. loCIIK V'U, No. HI t.'liumu el., city, rear build
lup*. j.
SALK A slXMlnKNb MWEK MAX'fb.K NTK AM
. Limine, neurit u.-w wi-.l, lnt<*st luipruvoiueuiv. ot n bsi*
train. Till. ALLi'.LUllI II ItKXUIllliHATOR COMPANY.
I I-' lib ii v
biolt SALK?TWO LITIIOiiKAI'Hfc i?R*K8HKs7nKAh"
ly n"W; nlnfl it ouinboi ol stunes, 0.' lint lolburim; tlim : ?
l-.'dx.lt. I? fJxU'ij. I?1(1*111.
a-.a*a?. a?7?|*i?ii i?n*ii
i-'juiii;. i-.'i',*n. i-svio.
I ?"JttS'Jil. 1-1.*111 1 IKlll.
(i-i'.i*ji. n-iH'.xi-ix, i-tua
1-1.1*2.1'.. l_|.ii,*U. l?4xii.
1 ? 17J1 x III. o?I0*I4. 1-4*5.
i?uikia
Apply nt tbs Mrtropollt*n Job I'rintlnic OilKm, 26 and 29
Anu at.
Hob dIum oyumoma xKiiss.Awo KOLrKuiT,
i-ed 1I4*'>2, iu Hpii-udid order, tor tela chssp. OIL
1IOOLY, II I Niisxsii ???
POWrilt 1'llESn, FioT ST>. AtTfON, Wan TKIi M/.K
lopuu.t. 111.t>il '*-lueh tltlak: dsecuplloii nud bottom
pi Ice to bo:: Il.titiO I'ohi otlice.
fir A N nFli^A^MblND H AND "II ALE oil ill' Mt rKll
V? medium" llalvrresl or liurdou Xriiitinu I'r ??. \d
tiro., (illVI .llNt.lK, roibllere' Home, New Karl M uioe, Vs.,
siftiinir teruie.
\l' VKTBl?-A~KfllsT CI.aSS rtl.Cd.VD HAND BH
TT itlno, N'l to 70 lior.i. imvrr. A.idrr... .tittiirr prlca
fti1lpsrticulnm.il"* I ol rest uflfct, lloudout. N. Y.
"llTANfKD-TiolSTiKU HI.KIl. TO ATT.W'H Ti?_A
II i>ortslilo cn^luc. Miltsblo Tor liuinluj caul, completn
mid Iu coul order. Address, ststlnf price. Ac., tiOAL, 4M
tltb St.
CAK
Until
nud
w
IIOlSKS, ISOOMS, A>t., W AM'I II.
In fltia lii y unci lliooklvii.
rpwo ai)i i.is want four ok kivk room in
1 private home; moderate ruiir. Addren*, with hill par
ticuiar*. L. M J., Uptown 11 office.
\\r an I'KU ONli OK r W(i ROOM* FOR Ani Yfil
u clan * office, hetwouu Lib mikJ .il?i %tn. and M? ii? u
and l.ixirizt' H .iv?? ; rent modern!*. Aodro*b, itoiinj
term*, I*11 \ SiOlAN*. box 1l*m liomtd ufliea.
vi/ amko a >m all hoi sk, wii'ii all nu'Tcovh
fr menti.; in tint bo in .4 uood UfitbiMirli 'ini; r?iU not Ui
ixcprdlOOM, Addre*? II II. H . Hiruld office.
\y %\"tko by \ -mm.i. family of AorLfh. a
m uli'o little lluuKeom 1'ari of one, with a pr.vuio Inm*
llv, nut above .OH, <t. ; rout in0*1 be wry moderate. Ad
dr.*i* ISROOKLYN, Herald oWim.
VLfANTKD FOUR ROOM* IN ~A I'RIVATK HO URL
t f by u i>ttinil quiet family. .move :ilth at. , rout, $IH Au
clte<* FAMILY, tieratd li|?t.*wu o'Tict*.
IUAM -I) IN I i ilVvi'li hVllTsV; BY M AUK I lid)
? I couple, two furntdod Itoouia, bottle see pi n {; *??t
*.do. I*i. u.M AN LNT. Hi i'ild Uptown Branch.
r A Mho i;y a you'Nu man, a KnfNtsTiKri
Iruut I'Htl Hvdfi oni. Aiidre*!, stilting term*. At*., A. C
?i., box I ? Hern Id of.lr o.
\y antfo A i ritMsnl;i> iinish in a <;oo:7~l<>
\? cation; moderate rent. Add renin A M UKIOUS. Harald
ofliee.
\ir\.Nil.I? BY A QI'ii'iT HKFfNKD FAMILY ,i,KV
rf tletnait and wifai, *lx Hooina, with nil ln?t?rc vein cut %
for noun Keopitt'L In a fir*t ela?* hunt ? or 11 it, cent imiy !o
????t?? I : very ?nt re!*r*tice . Addr??aa, witb price, AC, >. K
T., box 4.. < ? Ft pi office. New York.
\ V' V NTi.ll?1 Lo??.i FOii HliL.sS.M \ K I NO. 4'h.vrif\L
l? soM'iti, Adtlron, Willi lertun and h e.Hit) . 1>B LS.4
N \Khlt, ficrnld Uptown office.
\\f \NTLI>--ONh OH r\Vo TINK M F N iTTl>17*KsTJh
If French lint il?nt?ci in n /ood locution nu u I <um by |
rvnponniblv party. A ldr?*??, witn particular*. TLNLMhNT.
ko\ III lleruld Uptown Branch onlro#
I) Oft i KOflMH WANTfcll IN RKTUKWVt)M LBBBOSi
w "i tile |?itMni ort?* in b mi- in citber I iemdi or ti< rrn ?n.
Addr>*fM< o ?l l*i. I r.NT I K Wllidt, box 115 lieinJd <ntt? c.
In !!??? C'outitrF*
OOft AN OROVK.?WaNTFO I * ft RXCfl.l NOK. KOI;
two or three rn.intlie, .4 liirnlahed C.?ttn^?? uu i.|ie* Inke,
i t wi*i?i*?4r e*.'tiblUltiRoitl iiUiofl^ the hilU im h i e.n.oii??hl?
dinteitco ft in the city. Addre?n n( MM KB. IL r ild office.
ii'wno v flais oomiortablk iiorsK IN
f f tlio coo'itry. with hnru ; no tiylo denlrmi ; tliren or h-or*
at ren ; pi.iin, ncally furriWI?t?d preferred, rent, tnriiK .* d,
nrifitrmdied. ??I"*' for tt?n neeeou ; not to ex> ci*i ouo
hour fr?n ili 'Oity. Addrene il to rent mid locution, Willi
lull partlcu nu. ? . S ll.. ilcrnld Fptown Brunch olfn c.
\V'AN il;0 \ Fl H.NiSHJUl HOI Hi. I N N h A 11 UHill
f? ion (th-* Ti*rf nee preferred) for il?* ne*t four inon lie :
friii mu ' l-? fiH'dtrnte. Adilrln OPI'h .IIIElM BU??> . <>l
J'?\chAltvo pltn ?
Id (i Mi NOTIfRN.
1)K THOMAS 0(?\. i> ORasKO-Nt?Ht;h I?> iihKhh
t \ riven that I' .Ichti ?'o\, piMiiofortn tuner, who ?vm
??to ploy el oy Mr I'o 'in, ?! Bn Iilon, mid who leit hie-or
tiro on i in* ?>tli of dune, lwM.?nd lie* heeerxincu heo'i i. , ??
or Iteurd of b? any member or liia f iuilly. wi'l upplv to ^1 r
A. II. Tint*f?*hall, of Nt?. 7*i hoiiclihoron. h P;*rk. .vockweil.
In the nonity ?d * -irrev. on or beforp theUtli U> of Nov iu
l.. r nrM, ne will ret eiio the Lo|tecv dno to him untler t -o
wlllo! hi* fWih tr. the late Mr. flieniae t'ox, #-f Holland
?,r??v?. North I r?xi??n. If appliratton I* u ?t ma n ??r
In for?' the f nd tit It day of November nut. t it o nald legacy
will b divide I niiiun*.' the next of kin. I) it d the l.'tth due
of April. 1*77 A. H f ATTKHBHAfX. 7i Loiuhb?ro.,,b
INirk. anu I It A M IS OOX, of Monlvll rnwd, Hrtxion, Trm
tafft.
MNK AHTH.
v*viMin; a t!o, en bk ?iMvaY. NtoiV fonk. haViJ
iii'llV"! nd Itnnko of nniltjtji* Hnicii Hail < Icm w*,
wiiteh limy ire offeriutrni a freatly reduced price
HiWTKi) TO PlHCIIAMh.
t NT hH A S\ih, 4 \ I ??lt A BOLT. ANY tiNK
havinp th?* ehovo and wi?lilnu to dim ?v of ewnie at mr
pri o and purnit addre** WlhKSHAKKIA, llertapl aftlce,
(d)AL Wll WflOI).
fplIK lHILAHll.FIII A ANH KB A 111 Ml OOAL AN it
1 I. cm Coitf p ?o?'?% C tl at retail t-?ve. fl \V), i?^M $il 75;
In nv c. , ? iim.it! 75, at earn and wharf loot of ..?th
?i., North lliver.
RIlMil AltDB.
\ C7>t ilP ?Rc-?aO ii 4\i? mtci vi.ii rAiu.i's ";.v
.\ il ??? ???.?? ??rf low pri II \V.
Col.f.K.NDKK, 7 Hi "liri.T
\Y
A
'Mi'iUcaX sTTiUArU BKVCL HI I.I.I Alio TA1LK4
_. ? Itli lip iip . ? wlrp mhl nil. ln<luri.,il hv ? I It-..ling
hip o. .? il [iinftto. rt*?n? iiiilii--pni?ni'< ih>w -iVrpa .
onH Imnti f?hl?? *t fm.t li.rg.ln^ \4. II. IIKIKKITll A
CO.. ?<i ?Tflu.V ? L
N'KW HI bill A III i rAHMK \ riirKACti
UKOKOK R fllKI.AN, 14 Vmot *1.
1IVHIII.K MAMTKI.H.
I D'%CIHK1> HARrjil.H-TWO Ki.KiiAir MATtriVu
;V*?ni< c for oo-.t4pf their telne. C.i he ?een ei 1 .'lit
Rett IV.Mll at ?
i i cur. i > Ni.vkk" MTnoiciiKn ixiroki "
,\ leip iwiil m irhlp Me?t-I??j ierce.1 ?..tumi-tit la the
ruv PhXRIIV* rtlivrK UUMI'A.VT.
W t rilen .noire 4th ev. en1 |7tii it , .Snir V-ire.
?tMHIm-turera ol all hlaila nl Slate M ark.
\f ARRLR AMD MAIlHURlVko MANTM.s.
i?J iirivp.tmiei, Vumlter* inn rinnther.' in.p* ?< .r.Ml,
I ii.im. hiiim A-Xi.A?kM
UM htU 1M a?M 4HU *4 H, .

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