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THE COURTS.
The Property of Ex-Comptroller
Haws' Sister-m-Law.
HARD WON AND EASY LOST.
A Father Obtains Possession of flit Illegally
Indentured Child.
a SPECIMEN JURY.
In Iba Conn o! Common Fleas, Trial Term. Part 3,
Jaitlce Daly presiding, the suit ot Mrs. Adelaide
Decker, aa administratrix of ber cousin's (Mrs. Eliza
Baker) property, against i?r. Wellington B. searles, ex
ecutor of tbe deceased lady's last will and testament,
was called. Mrs. Decker, in ber complaint, demands
the return o( a large amount of properly and tbe
nonejr realised on a certain llle insurance policy. Tbe
Doctor, wbile not denying tbe rocelpt ot the money,
iets up a counter claim for professional services. Ills
'tory, as narrutcd to the Court and Jury yesterday af
ternoon by bis lawyer, M. J. A. McCaffrey. exposes the
itate ol aflairs wbicb have existed In tbe Baker family,
?he controversy and talk over wbicb has interested
ind excited tho residouts ot Harlem for some
months. In May, 1874, tbo sisier-in law of ex-Comp
troller Haws died, leaving her property to her rotative,
Mrs. Eliza Baker, who bad received a largo amount of
properly from her lather. Dr. Wellington It. Searles,
tlio family physician of tbo ex-Comptroller s leg
atee, whs the executor of the will made in Mrs.
Baker's favor. This woman resided with tbo deceased
on 128th street. Alter the death ol ber rolutive sbo
contiuued to occupy tbe premises. Her relatives ig
nored ber; nouo ol tbem desired lo have ber in tboir
house, because, as alleged?and tho reason was made
known to tbe public?sbo Was addicted to the exces
?ive use ol strong liquors. While debuting among
themselves wbat disposition should be made ol' ber,
Mr. Decker, the husband of the plaintiff la this suit,
i cousin 01 Mrs. linker, suggested thut she take up ber
'esidouce with tbo Doctor. She did so, and at her
leutb, some mouths alter, she made the Doctor the
?xecutor ol her last will and tesUmoot. This will,
shicb tbe Doctor propounded for probate, wus ro
tated by Surrogate Uutchings on tbe last day of bis
?fllcial career. Mrs. Decker then applied as an admin
istratrix, as If no will baa been made. In tne argu
Dent before tbe Surrogate tbo bablts of Mrs. Baker
tore gone into In deiaiL One ol tbe witnesses, also
> relative, swore that she frequently bad seen
the aead woman drink lour or flvo quarts
m beer a day and top off with a quart of brandy or
whiskey. Tbe property which the Doctor held aa
executor of tbe will made by tbe ex-Coinptroller'a sis
ter-in-law be disposed ol and accounted lor. Mrs.
Decker claims that in ibis disposition woro included a
large amount ot property belonging to Mrs. Baker be
fore she was made boir. It is lor ibis amount that sne
lues. A copy of a letter written by Mrs. Decker to
tbe relative who bad seen tbe immeuae quauliiios of
beer and whiskey cousumed by Mrs. Baker was read.
The letter recited thai she (Mrs. Docker) will give her
1500 if sbo succeeds in ber suit agaiusi the Doctor. A
largo number ot tbe more respectaole residents of Har
lem were present as witnesses. The actuary and
jashler ol the Harlem Hank, with a small library of
'arge abd small account books, were also present. For
the plaintiff mere appeared M. Cantino and tcr de
fendant M. J. A. McCaflrey. Tbe case is still on and
"omisea to occupy two or three more days.
THE ITALIAN'S GOLD.
As Detective Dunn, of tho Central Office, was walk
?g through Bleecker street on Monday afternoon be
^countered Andrew Brossani, a notorious contldence
?pernor, whose aotlons aroused tbe officer's suspl
(tons. On taking the prisoner Into custody quite a
tcuffle ensued, during which Bressant threw away tho
|old watoh and cbalu be was wearlbg. Detective
Dunn succeeded iu getting his prisoner to Police Head
(uarters, where the accused was recognized ms being
?ne of tbe perpetrators of tbe robbery of $4,930 in gold
from an Oregon cattle douier named Nicolas Maccol In
April last. It appears that Maccoi bud accumulated
tbe money during sixteen years' labor, and was com
ing to New York to return to Europe, uud while bore
was accosted by three strangera, of wbom Bressant Is
tnspeciod to bu one, who ingratiated themselves Into
his confidence and thus induced Maccoi to Intrust
?is hard-earned wealth with one ol tho trio,
who decamped with it, followed by his companions.
Poor Maccoi wus then toned to return to Orcgou to
kegin work anew, and be is now iu tbut section ot the
country. Imincdluiely following Uressant's arrest
Mr. William F. Howo applied lor and socured a writ
?f habeas corpus, returnable yesterday. Tbe prisoner
was arraigned in supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
on this process, but Judge Donobtie adjonraed the
bearing until to-duy, giving directions that meantime
a telegram be sent to Maccoi, in Washington Territory,
Inlormtng blm ol tbe facts ot tbo case, and asking bun
if be wished tbo prlsouer prosecuted, with tbo further
irder that il no reply is received to the telegram to
*7 the prisoner suould be discharged.
A FATHER AND HIS CHILD.
In October, 1872, Margaret Cunningham, then nbout
two years of age, wus Uvlug with ber father, James
Cunningham, at Flsbkll! Landing, where ha kept a
liquor saloon. Upon a charge ol keeping a disorderly
house be was arrested by the town authorities, and,
meantime, his child Margaret was Indentured by Mr.
Wodell, Superintendent or the Poor In Dutchess
eounty, to Mrs. Hansoo, wire ol tbe Constablo of Fish
kill, the cbt'd, under such articles of Indenture, to
remain with Mrs. Huaaon until sbo was of age. Mr.
Unnniagnaui, upon ti:s release, came to this citv und is
bow employed in tho works ol tbe Manbaitun Has
tompauy. Having discovered tbo whereabouts or bis
sbild a writ nt babeas corpus was obtained by
Mr. William F. Howo, hia counsel, aud under
?uch writ tho case was referred to Williuin Sinclair,
Dierk ol Supreme Court, Chambers, who mnde his
report yesterday tbal, in hts opinion, tbo father was
rniltlcd to tbe custody of tlio child. Upon ibis report
/udga Dooohua gave his deolsion embodying ihe sumo
in tbo following brier opinion:?"The relator In tnis
case is ad milled to bo the father of the miaul. Ibo
respondent claims to bold the cbild bv virtue of an
indeoture mado by a Superintendent of tbe Poorof
Dul< boss county. There Is nollho leant legal evidence
of iha facts on which tbe respondent's right to make
the indentures would exist. Ihe Indaolura, there
lore, is without authority und ol no otTeci, and the in
fant must, thereiorc, be restored to us lathor.
NO PASS BOUKS NO MONEY.
Arend H. Kuper, by Guatavu* A. Wehrtens, his
tuardlan, brought a suit against William I'laatjo undor
the following circumstances, as set lortb m the com
plaint. Plaintiff was a napbow of Arend Blanckl, wiio
died In January, 187B, and who, be says, deposited
15,000 1b tho Seamen s uud Irving Savings banks In
trust (or htm. Blanckl in ms lifetime received pass
looks Iroin the respective bunks, and during his Itfo
Jme did nol revoke the gills to Lh*? plaintiff, who was
intitled to reoeive the deposits on ihe 6tb of Septem
ber, 1870, bni upon demand tue banks rolused to nay
tie money until the bank books were produced,
hiit iba deleudaut baa ibe pass books aud
retnaes to give tbem up, claiming tbal they
iro a purl ot the estate ol tbe doceascd,
vhoae execoiof tho deiendant claim> to bo; thai the
?ooks belong to the piuiaiilt and the possoesion of
Jiom is necessary to establish bis lll>e lo the doposits,
>nd without thorn be cannol obtain ihe rnouuy justly
lelongmg to him. The answer slates ihut ihe gilt was
wotted by Ibe last will of Ibe deceased and the bunk
looks ware given to tbe delendanl as executor In Ihe
presence ol ihe plainulf, staling that thai was ihe
proptriy be wanted io bavo divided amoag ine par
ions named in Ibe will. Ilo says luo plaintiff con
tested tho will aud thai llie contest Is yel undecided
by the (Surrogate. He claim* that the plaintiff has no
rlghi to the puss books, but thai ibey b'jlor.g lo him lor
Ibe uses und purposes mentioned in the will. Judge
T;?o Itiuat, in au opinion rendered yesterday, ruvb
udgneiu lor ibe deiendant, holding lilul there i? no
ivideuce of au absolute tru.-u
A NOL' OVEU BRIGHT JUJIV.
A suit was coiumouceda few days since before Judge
treedmsn. In the Superior Court, in which ihepluinliff,
R'ldolph Wyman, sought to recover Irom Louis Biuin
jarl, Felix May man aud Mux Hecaelbergtr tome $4,000
on a promissory note. Tbe defendants. Blumgarl und
H-wseibcrgsr, pleaded usury, ??d tbal ibo money #a*
loaned to Haymsn aionc, and a separate deience was
pai i|i by Haymin. The case w?8 ,?ut (0 tbo Jury
oigul belore U?l, and .ludgo Kreodmau ordered a
sealed Verdict to be del vercd yesierdsy morning. Judge
Prehuman was aomewha'. surprised l0 i?#r? u,m i|j0
iury ha.l quietly wendsd iheir way homeward leaving
s little memorial behind ihetn in the *bape ,,i a sealed
verdict in luvor ol Kliitnijart and licftwoibni-ger, with
out soy allusion whatever lo the dofenciuni Hu'ym iu.
Judge Frcedtnau gave the jury a severe lecturi' and
Mid he could not see how ibey induced tlio Cour'l oill
;er Irfcharge to re|???o Ui.ni when they had aotngreid
opoa a Verdict. He thou ordered that iliey show cause
u ten A. M. to-morrow, why they .should n<>t be pun
ished lor contempt of Court in getting discharged
under those circiimsiancss. Ibe Court will hotu au
Investigation, and tbo Court officer mid all concern0,|
nre to be examined. The possibility ol a lively time
'or the offondiog jurors is somewhat strengthened by
die statement ibal the scleral counsel will all nd
nth affidavits.
MOUE CITY SUITS.
In tbe snlt of Jamai Murray ngalnai the Mayor, Ac.,
fit plati)tIII sued lo rocovi-r salary ns attendant
ip.nll'e "npi sine Cnlirl from November 14, 1HT1, lo
fay 1. Plaintiff was duly appointed by tbo ummI
resolution. an I en November 14 was discharged by
Andre* a. tir?;n, then Deputy Comptrollur. On the
trial plaintiff claimed that this was do legal discharge,
and offered to prove servlco. Judge Freedom a, how
over, related to entertain such an offer, under the
circumstances, and dismissed the cosapluint. Elliot
Sandford appeared lor the plaintiff and Corporation
l uuocul William C. Whitney, D. J. De*n and Charloa
1*. Miller lor ibe city.
Sarali M. Norman brought suit against the city tore
cover $10,001) lor injuries stuiaibed Irom a (all on tho
ice in Iroat ol No. t'/M Third avenuo ou the evening ol
January 6, 1877. The Ice was lormed by water which
flowed trorn a leader at the junction ol Nos. 62U and
031 Third avenuo across the sidewalk and troze into an
Icy ridge some three Inches high. Upon the close of
tbe plaintiff's case a motiou for non-null wis* made, ou
the ground that no nrgligence on tbe part ol the city
had been shown, and that if there was any uogligonco
at all in the case it was that ol tlia piaiuliff. Judgo
K reed man accordingly dismissed tbe complaint. Messrs.
Baker and Sperry appeared lor tbe plaintiff, and Cor
poration Counsel William C. Whitney, Charles P. Miller
and K. H. Lacombe Tor tbe city.
THE DANCER WILL CONTEST.
Tbe matter of tbe contest of tbe will ol Miss Mary
M. Dancer was again Bp yesterday before Surrogate
Calvin. Counsel for the contestants asked tbe Burro
gate to name a time when be would hear argument on
the validity of tbe provisions of tbe will to which ob
jections might be made. The Surrogate replied that lie
supposed it was tbe intention or the contestants to
offer proofs as to the validity ol tbe will in advance of
argument beiug bad. Counsel said be had uol ret
completed the preparation of his documentary evi
deucc. The Surrogate thought that after the proofs of
the contestants bad beau submitted, tbe proponents
should bo given au opportunity to produce lurtber tes
timony il they desired it, bolore dual argument was
had. t}ountel ou both sides acquiesced lu iliis view. 11
wits theu arranged thai the objections ol the contest
ants should bo filed ou or belore the i!d day ol July
next, and thai tbey bo specific as to what provisions
aro objected to and on wuat grounds. Mr. Pyett, coun
sel (pr Mr. Jeremiab, tbe executor and propoucnt ol
the will, asked Hint the will be Immediately admitted
to probate and letters testamentary be Issued. He said
tbero was no good reasou why this should not bo done
and tbe provisions ot the will be aiterward construed.
There worn legacies ol (5,000 each to aunts ol MUs
Dancer, which ought to be paid as boon as possible,
there being no contest as to ttieir validity, and II pro
bate ol the will was delayed they might never got their
mor.ey, as they woro already nour seventy years old
each. Alter a sharp bout between couusel the caso was
again adjourned to the tub prox.
TROUBLES OP LEGATEES.
Another strange contest to a will has Just been com
menced ID tbe Surrogate's Court. Patrick Fennclly,
formerly a liquor dealer In this city died a short time
ago, leaving an estate valued at $70,000 to his widow,
Mary, and four children by his marriage with her,
which will was duly admitted to probate, Now, one
Michael Fennelly, claiming to be the brother of tbe
decoased, seeks to have tbe probate ot the will opened
and come in and contest on tbe grounds that he was
not cited to appear when probate of tho will was
sought, and tbat tho lustrumeut was obtained by undue
tniluence on the part of tho widow while tho testator
was In an unoonsclous condition. Tbe contestant also
alleges that at tbe time the testator married Mary, the
womun claiming to be the widow, bo bad another wife
and two children living In Ireland, but all or whom, ne
slates, are now dead. Tne case came on lor heariug
yesterday belore Surrogate Caiviu. Alier a lengthy
discussion between counsel tbe further bearing ot the
case was adjourned to October next, ex-Surrogate
Tucker, the alleged brother's counsel, undertaking in
the meantime to procure evidence ol tho first mar
riage from Ireland.
A STRANGE CHARGE OF FORGERY.
A rather unusual case? so far as but very rarely a
similar case comes belore the United States courts?
was before United States Commissioner Osborn yester
day. Flemong W. Juckson, a colored cook at the
Stevens House, charged his wife, Mary Josephine
Jackvon (also colored), ol bright and Intelligent appear
ance, with forging his namo to a money order, on
which, as he alleged, she drew $S0 forwarded to him
from Richmond, Va. From tbe testimony taken In
the case It appears tbat Jackson and his wile came to
this city a lew months ago Irom Kicbmoad with the
Intention ol residing here. That alter a little time,
Irom some cause not very clearly developed, Jackson
grew suddenly jonlous ol his wile, and alter some little
domestic differences arising iherelrotn she lett him.
Tbey had, during their sojourn in Kiclnnoud, lived very
comfortably and happily, und among some cffucis
which (hey left behind thorn at Richmond was a piano
ou which several puyinenis bad been made. After bis
wile Intt him be wroto to a Iriend In Richmond to
have tbe piano sold and the amount in excess ol tho
amount due on It up to dato to be sent to him in a
money order. This was dono, and a letter containing
a money order lor $60 to Jackson's order was ad
dressed to mm irom ltieuroond. This order was paid
to somo man other than complainant on nn applica
tion which, be allegos, was iorged by bis wile in his
name. The delondant's counsel, Mr. Kobort N.
W utie, on presenting ms client's case to the Court,
contended that her husband himselthad got tbeporson
wbo drew the money to personatu hint, bad signed
the application blmrelt, and bad ooucocied the wbole
plot lor the purpose of Involving tbe wile in a very
serious charge through u leeiing of unjusiillablo
jealousy and revenge. He claimed ibai Mrs. Jackson
was entiroly innocent of the charge, and moved that
the complaint be dismissed. Alter u lull bearing, how
ever, Commissioner Osborn doctded to hold Mrs.
Jackson in default of $1,000 bail, whioh she was un
able to turntsb, and, In consequence, was removed to
Ludlow Street JaiL
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
Jade* Blatcbford, of tbe Untied Slates District
Court, gooa to Newport on Monday next, and will re
turn on tbe 10th pros., to sit a lew days, to dispoao of
some pressing business.
Tbere was commenced yesterday, before Judge Sedg
wick, In the Superior Court, tbe trial of a suit brought
by (iaorgo B. Kingsbury snd another against Michael
Kirwan, to recover $1,'JOO, growing out of certain cot
ton speculations entered into two years ago, which
amount tbe jury gave them.
In oor report ol tbo suit of Jacob R. Sblpberd
against Cbnrles C. Cokefair It wag erroneously stated
| tbat tbe parlies were partners, and that tbe defendant
I baa control ol ibe mortgage forming tbe basis of the suit
I ana bus threatened to bavo it foreclosed. Tbe delend
1 ani Mates iliat uo sucb control exists, nor buve any
j sucb threats been made, and moreover the value ol Wio
entire property mortgaged is but $13,800
In the cano ol the lawyer Frederick A. Botty,
charge^ by Judge Dlnkel, ol the fount) DlHtrict
Court, with contempt ol court, tbe Tacts of which
have been published m tbo Hi.halo, ex-Judgo Joacli
lmseu yesterday submitted |>oiois ou bebalt of Judge
Pinkel. belore Judge Donobue, In Supreme Court,
Chamber), claiming that the writ of habeas corpus
should be dismissed. Mr. William F. Kinizmg, couti
s'-l for Itotty, aino submitted yesterday bis poiuts. A
decision is expected to-day.
In the raid made by Captain Foley on Saturday night
lad on disorderly bouses in Ins precinct umong
thoso arrested were Jobn Brown and Lizzie
Junes, they each being charged with keeping a
disorderly Itouse tn Canal street. Judgo Murray lixcd
their hull respectively at 000 nud $1,000, and it is
alleged that hu reluted to accept responsible bonds
men. A writ ol habeas corpus was sued out by Mr.
Robert H. Rucey, counsel lor tbu prisoner*, and on
this writ a hearing wus bad yesterday be:ore Judge
Donobue, the object of tbe writ being to compel ac
ceptance ot ihs bond pflered. Alter hearing Mr. Mai
Niic, ol the District Attorney's office in opposition,
I Judge Donobue took the paper*.
Clara Weriuiea. who wan married to Matbias Wcr
mies some eleven years ago, In now seeking a limited
divorce npon tbo ground ot alleged cruel und Inhuman
treatment. She charges in her ooiuplaint mat her
husband abandoned her some two years since, and that
she did not hear Irom him lor a year, when she learned
ilia; he whs living with one Bertha Middledori, in
Wiliett street. She nays, lurlber, that she is without |
any means of support, and that he has an Income ol
$l,ftl)0 a year. Upon an application lor alimony the i
case oatne up (or a hearing yesterday belore .Htdge .
Donobue, Mr. Mepheti Phiel appearing ior thu plaiutiir
and Mr. William F.Howe lor the defendant. After '
bearing tbe farts of the case n drrreo ol ?eparat)ou was
ordered snd the matter of alimony reserved for itnaro
adjudication.
DECISIONS.
SCFBKME COURT?CHAMBERS.
By Judge Donobne.
Phillips vs. Becbia, Hancock vs. Babcock; Dillon vs.
Dillon; Hazard V?. Klrbardson; Ward vs. Ackerman;
in the matter of Cebailos; Towntieud vs. Flberlh; Spies
?a. Central Saving* Ban*.- -limited.
Leventnal vs. Heitner.? Motion rranted for October.
HrPRKME CO0BT?SPICIAIi term.
By Judge DonoOne.
Bodtne vs. Mooeypenney ?t al?Findings and decree
siened.
Joseph vs. a berle.?Decree must be handed In before
Audins* will be signid.
Waixou v<> Keuvin aud other*.?Decree mu?t be
handed in bofore hndiugM will be signed.
By Juue Vao Brunt.
Williams et aL. Ate., vs. Dubbs el al.?Findings set
tied.
Bush vs. Scoilcld.?Findings settled and signed.
OOIIUOS T'LliA'4??P?CI\t TEBM.
By Judge J. T. Duly.
Smith vs. Smith at al.?Seo opiuiou.
IkinK vs. MoCann.?Judgment ior plaintiff. Findings {
to be sullied on two days' notics. Hue opinion.
Vandervtlle vs. Callarsn.?Motion granted. (Kay vt. I
O'Neil, 3tt N. V., 1; Duden vs. Waitxielder, Supreme I
Court, Harnett, J., May, 1871.) N'.> costs.
By Judge Vac Jloesen.
Muivey vs. Krrwtn.?Seo memorandum.
Johnson vs. Johnson.?Uelernnce ordered.
.Hei^'r vs. Thompson.?Motion granted.
StrsusH vs Tbe Nortn Otrman Lloyd.?Motion
granted, wituout costs.
By Judge Van Brum.
Schott vs. Wright,?Hule 39 oi ilio Supreme Court
requires this motion to be made at special Term. It
is, therefore, not properly brought before mo.
Kuprr Vf. Plaaiaa, Judgment lor tho defendant,
witii costs. Soo opinon.
ttOPRXME COUItl -Ctf.CUIT?PAWS 1.
By Judge Donohue,
tmil i vs. Loujiran, Jr.? Judgmeut lor plaintiff j
ScbMldor, etaL, ra. Corly.?Caae and exceptions
not prepared according to rale.
SUPBEMK COURT?CIHrrm?PART 2.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Gam vs. Kearney, &c.?3eo memorandum.
8UPBRME COUBT?CIRCUIT?PART 3.
ByJudeeYan Brunt.
Jackson vs. Burns.?Case settled.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
By Judge Goepp.
Peters vs. Dunn?Decision ot June 7, 1877, must
stand.
Kleisbauer vs. Levy.?Motion granted, with $10
costs, unless terras are coin piled with.
Levy vs. Sebwartii? Motion dented, as per decision
filed.
Kelly vs. Kitchena?Motion granted.
UufTuey vs. Oaly.?Motion lor leave to serve ease,
Ac., granted.
Andrews vs. Lyon.?Motion to dismiss complaint,
Ac., granted.
Theil vs. Martaugb- Frank vs. Egao; Crocker vs.
Fogg; Zemaofky vs. Churchill; Molougbnay vs. Dunu;
Osnusur vs. Mondelson; Jamoson vs. Skinner; Carr
vs. Goldstein; Nortou vs. The Mayor, ic. ; Judge
vs. Same; Munn vs. Same; Kellly vs. Same; Nagle
vs. .Same; Irwin vs. Samo; Jlerd vs. Same.? Orders
granted.
By Judge Sheridan.
Faber vs. Solomon.?Case settled and filed.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART 1.
Helore Judge Sutherland.
THE M'UONALD HOMICIDE.
The trial of James Blake, charged with the killing ol
John McDonald, at the corner of Domlnlck and Varlck
streets, on the evening ol last New Year's Day, was
continued yesterday. Tbo prisoner, who Is a young
man of respectable appoaranco, was surrounded by bis
psrents ana a largo number o: bis relative*. Mrs. Mc
Donald, the widow of the deceased, with bor Infant,
occupied a seat In the witness box Mr. Sponccr, with
whom was associated Mr. Poter Mitchell, summed up
on behalf ol tho prisoner. He referred to the excellent
cbaractor tbe prisoner bad previously borne, and con
tended that be oould not naturally bave committed so
grave an oflccco as that charged. He submitted that
tho prisoner was In the clutches of a powerful foe, and
that It was only when he lolt tho Ongers of the de
ceased slowly killing bim by strangulation that he
pulled bis pistol and llrotl In self-doleuco. In conclu
sion, he argued that the prisoner wax Justified in re
torting to any violence which would bavo tbo effect of
saving his own lilo, and asked tho jury to acquit the
prUouer.
Assistant District Attorney Bollins replied on tho
part ol the prosecution. While expressing sympathy
lor tho position ol toe accused, he submitted "that tbo
pity should be divided; that there should be some ex
tended to tho widow whose busoaud was struck down
without warning. Ho contended that it the prisoner
weut form unwhipped ol justice similar acts would be
repealed by othera. The learned couusul, in the
course ol a very powerful and ellixtive address, drew a
vivid picture ol the murder on New Year's Day; how
tho pri^ouer, without provocation and wbou he could
readily bave got away, deliberately drew bis pistol aud
sent his companion luto eierimy. Ho said tbo pris
oner belonged to a class of young men who aimed
themselves with weapons on New Year's Day aud on
the f ourth of July in anticipation of soino tort of dis
turbance?a class ol young men who. after they bavo
takon a lew drinks, feel disposed to quarrel aud shoot
tne first mau they come across Mr. Koilins severely
criticised the conduct ol tho prisonor on tho
witness stand, whoso cool doportment clearly evl
aenced his ontlro absence ol regret lor the terrible
crlmo ho had committed. In concluding bis exhaus
tive address tbo prosecuting counsel warnod tno jury
to be mindiul ol their duty and not to allow the youth
of the prisonor to ailed their Judgment In a case
where justice londly called for adequate punishment.
Judge Sutherland then charged the jury, pointing nut
the law bearing on the offence as charged in the indict
ment. Alter an ubsenoe of about two hours the Jury
returned a vet diet ot murder In the second degree.
Messrs. Spencer and Mitchell mado strenuous efforts
to bavo the senteuce postponed on motions lor a new
trial and In arrest ot Judgment Juige Sutherland,
however, deniod theso applications, observing at the
same time that he lully concurred in tho verdict ren
dered by tbe Jury. He then formally sentenced Bloke
to imprisonment lor Hie in Sing Sing Prison.
KIU.ED WITH AN UMBUKLLii.
Richard O'Keole, a bricklayer, residing at Ma 445
West Forty-first street, was arraigned for trial by
Assistant District Attorney ilolllns charged with the
killing ol John Fltzsimmona. It'was alleged that on
tbe night ot November 6, last, the prisonor, with two
other bricklayors?the deceased and Jeremiah Dytuin?
met in McCormuck's liquor saloon, Forty.Urst street
and tiighili aveuue. Thoy all drunk very iroelv and
finally a dispute aroso a- to some trade matters. In
the course ol the ultercation O'Keofc struck Dynuu
with au umbrella which be carried In bis baud. Fttz
simmons rushed to his frlond's assistance, whereupon
O'Keole mado a luuge nt bim with tbo umbrella and
struck lum In the eye. Fltzsimmona shouted unmedi
aioiy thai bo bad lost bis aye, and Dynuu attempted to
bold O'Keefc, but tho latter escaped. He was aubse
queutiy arrested bnt denied the charge. Fltsaimmons
was conveyed to Uellevue Hospital aud died tbe follow
ing day. Dynuu was exuminod hy Mr. Itolllnsasto
the affair, and tho above fucts wore disclosed, Mr.
Iiowo, who defended tbe prisoner, bud not concluded
bin cross-examination of that witness when tbo Court
adjourned until this morning.
GENE1UL SESSIONS-FART 2.
Before Judge l! Ilduralouvo.
STEALING KltOM A FELLOW WOHEMAN.
A blacksmith named William Burnett, of First avo
nuo and Filty-al.Xlb street, on the 16th Inst, stole a
gold watch n-om a lellow workman . named William
Flyun, of Na 268 Nlulh avenue, and on being arraigned
tor trial yasterday by Assistant District Attorney Rus
sell pleaded fuilty to the charge and was sent to mo
Stale Prison lor tbo term of two years and six mourn*.
Mary Kelly, a well known thief, of No. 14 Roosevelt
street, wus nrra'pned on iwo charges of petit larceny,
having stolen $23 from John Dor.-ey, of No. 45 Jamus
street, and a watch aud chain from Margaret Cleury, of
No. 3d Kast Broadway. Tho prisoner pleaded guilty
aud un one charge was sentenced to six months' Im
prisonment aud on the other to four months.
James A McFeeley, wliu waa convicted on the charge
of embezzling flft from Kfirich A: Co., of Ktghtb aveuuo,
was, on tho motion of Mr. Spencer, gran tod a now trial.
James Clark, who was convicted ou Monday of re
ceiving stolon goods, the properly el Mary Murray, of
No, H Jones street, wna yesterday sentenced to four
years aud six mouths' Imprisonment.
William Saunders, ol No. 6U3 West street, on tho
lath > us i. snatchtd a silver wufcu from Aaron Mclntyre,
of No, 30 Forsyth street, while fin was staodliig at tbo
corner of Chatham and Pearl streets. I he prisoner
pleaded guilty aud waa sent to tho State I'rison for tho
term of two years and six months.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
Suprkmr Court?I.'hamrkrn?Held by Judge Dono
hue ? Nos. 44, 60, 02, 04. 07. Ill, 129, 130, 137, 168, 204,
206, 207. 222, 200, 281, 214, 288, 287.
huprkmr COtiBT?Uknkiial. Tkrm.?Adjourned until
July 0, 1877.
Suprkmh Court?Spkoiai. Tkhm- Hold by Judgo
Oouofiue.?Nos. 201.601,407, S37, 377, 2311,228, 304,
305, 647, 446, 408, 400.
ScraKMK CoUET?Circuit?I'art 1?Held by Judgo
Barrett.?Case on, No. 1857. l'urt 2?lleld t>v Junge
potter.?Nos. 338, ^'88, -J384, 241)0. 13;I8, 11)44, 48ti0,
2402, 2160, 4"!I8, IllSfl, 'J078, .1210, 1744, 2146, 10,i4, 2102,
1032, l<V40. Part 3?ilelu oy .ludge Van liriint.?No
day calendar.
Superior Covrt?CKStHAt Tkrm.?Adjourned tine
die.
Superior Cookt?SriectAi. Tkrm?Hold by Judgo
Sanlord.?No day calendur.
t-tirsiuok Court?Trial Tkrm?Part 1?Held by
Judgo Btdgwlck.-Cau on. No. 102!). No day calen
dar. Part 2.?Adjourned until to-morrow, i'art 3?
Held bv Judi_0 Froedtuau.?Nos. 334, 1005, 1108, 1181,
1034, 1026, 86'J, 11(.?, 220. 420, 300 518, 007, 003, 1267,
1018, 1246, 1247. 1285, 1C79, 1:114, l.'tfB, 12011, 130U, 1301,
1302, 1307, 1308, 1810, l.tll, 1313, 1280, 1315, 1317, 1318,
1310, 1321, 13 "2, 1323, 1325, 1320, 1328, 1320, 1330,
1342.
(Jomkox Plrab?Uiskbal Tkrjl?Adjourned line
die.
uimxo.v Pi.kar? KquiTT Tskm?Held by Judge Van
Huoseii.?C'asn on, Nos. 14, 14',, 30, 13, 10, 40, 6,27.
Demurrer, No. 00.
'Common Pi.Kas?Trial Tkrm?Part 1.?Adjournod
lor the torm. Part 2.?Adjourned lor tnw turiu.
Part 3?Held by Judae J. F. Daly.?Nos, 730, 1080,
1832, 2004, 1202, 1221, 1020.
Marikk Couh*? Trial Tkrk?Part 1.?Adjourned
for ihe term. Part 2?Held by Judgo Sheridan.?
Nos. 8272, W427, 2002, 0010, 734, 6006, 0085, 01,35,
7538, 4687, 80111. 837., 0074, 6083, 0380, 6331, 8125,
8120, 0056, 7079, 6215, 017, 018, 6737, 0004, 8426.
Part 3?lluld by Judge SmuolL?Nos. 4170, 4177, 2471,
4060, 8200, 0323, 4404, 7214, 03?S, 0443, 6130.
Court ot fi k.nkral Session Purl 1 Held by
Judge Sutherland.? 1'Uo People v . Thomas Kyan,
homicide; Saino v*. John smith and William ilroMn,
robbery; Same vs. James (jilleu anu tieorge W. \Sat
*>u, burglary; Same vs. James Kennedy, burglary;
Same vs. 1'ianR Lushirau, grand larceny; Dunn v.
Joseph Benson, grand larceny; Hainu vs. Jamus H.
1'aiiuer, grand larceny; Same vs. Thomas Wbrppie,
grand larctny ; Barn* vs. John J. Cook, grand lar. < ny ,
Same vs. Jol.u O'Keofe, grund larceny ; Maine vs. Na
than li. I.eulicim. forgery; Same vs. (ioorgu Kyun, for
gery; Same vs. Julia i\ Calhoun, forgery ; name vs.
I.ouis (lontcalou, larceuy Irom tho person; Saino
vs. Thomas Nicholson, larceny from tho person;
Same vs. Coorgo W iKou, gambling. Part 2?Held by
Judgo CJilderileeve. ? Tho Peopie vs. .fames Kiug,
Patrick Fallon ami Patrick Mriiili, robbery; Samo vs.
Thomas K. White, robbery; Samo va baptist
Scow irzler, felonious assault and battery ; same vs.
Bernard Gondwiu, lelonious ussuult aud battery; Ssine
v.". Ilonnnico Noinori, Irioniom assault and battery;
Same vs. Francis I'orso and 1- rails Buhsio, lelonious as
sault and battery; Sam* vs. Johu (illien, buislary;
Same v*. Jobn J llra.lluy, burglary; Same vs. Hubert
A. Muuday, burglary; Samo vs. Patrick McCain,
ourglury ; Same vs. Ileuryllartn.au. burglary; Sumo
vs. David Milstein and issac Goldstein, burglary;
Same vs. Kugeiio Sumner, grand larceny; Same vs.
James l.eo, grand laicuny; Same vs. Jolin liibson,
graud larceny; Same vs. A1011/.0 Lufrann, grand lar
ceny; Samo vs. Annie Goldberg, grand larceny; Samo
vs. PatricK Uougb, grund larceny; Sauiu vs. Patrick
Hays and C'ornolius M.honey, grand larceny ; Same
vs. Willium (J. Hay, grand larceny; Same va. Ed
ward Hums aud (ieorgo llyer, graiid larceny; Samo
vs. Kdward Htniieii, lorgery ;Same vs. Frank O'llrieo,
larceuy from ihe persoo; Snrno vs. Mary Martin, lar
ceny Irom tho person; Same va It ichel Shaw, larceny
Irom ihe person; Samo va. Itoberi Hill and Jano lliii.
assault and battel).
COULD NOT BEAR DISGRACE.
A SOUTHERN C.ENTLIMAM ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
OS BEINO OOMJJITTKD FOB DRUXKENNEH8.
Among the prisoners arraigned before Judge W fin
dell yesterday afternoon was a Tory respectable look
ing, well dresaed in.m, wao aald be waa Alfonso llapl
tau, ol Norfolk, Va. He was arrested on Sixth ave
nne by Officer Kelly, ol the Twenty-ninth precinct,
early in tne day, while m an almost belplesa state of
intoxication. Kapitan was recognised by theJudgeaaa
man whom be bad commuted in ttie letter part ot laat
week, on a similar cbargo and fined $10. Yesterday be
bad no money, and be was placcd in tbe box preparatory
to oeiug removed to tbe Tombs. While lu the pen bo
euterrd tbe oloset adjoining nod after tome timo made
bii appearance anum among tbe prisonors with a deep
wound two Inches long by one deep under biB right our,
irum wbicb the blood tlowed profusely. Officer Van
Dusen, who has cbirge ol tbo male pcu, noticing bis
condition, sent lo tlm New York Hospital at once for a
surgeon. Kapllau on being questioned admitted tbul
be bad out blms'.-ll, and said be wlsned to end bis ex
istence lie tnlormed the officers that bo came to Now
York about two weeks ago and put up at the Hotel St.
Omer. Beiug asked whether he waa married be
answered:?
"Yen, and that Is tbo whole cause of tbe trouble.
My wilo came lroui Norfolk with me, and ran away
Iroin uie last Saturday lor no cause that 1 can think
ol. Since tbeu 1 have been wandering around, and
have beeu dnuklng Ireely, but when 1 fuuud myself
to-day in a prlbou pen 1 could uoi staud tbe disgrace."
The surgeon ures-.od Mr. Kapitau's wound, aud bad
liltn removed to ibo hospital iu West Fifteenth street.
Riipitan is said to be a iiuib ol conaidernolo nieau.s, aud
own* a large amount or property in Wilmington, N. (J.
ANOTHER CLERK RUINED.
Fast living and a too eiasiio conscience brought to
the bar ol tbe Tombs Police Court yesterday George H.
Whitney, a well educated and respectable looking
young olork, charged with embezzlement. Ho bad
been in tbe employ of Sgobel & Day, merchants, ot
No. 26 Beaver street, and was frequently Intrusted
with large sums ol money with which lo pay customs
duties, Somo mouths ago bia employers, receiving
Information that he was leadlug a last lile and spend
ing money profusely, watched him and traced to him
tbo sum of $7&i, unaccounted lor ou tbe books.
Tbo cam was platol lu the bunds ol Cap
tain Catlrey, of tlio First precinct, who detailed
Detective Uogan to liud the youug man, be having in
tbe meantimo resigned bis poaitiou. The detective
succeeded iu llnding him tu Stateu Island, where bis
parents, highly respcctnble people, reside On being
takon into custody, Wnitney confessed that bis em
bezzlement would uKKroKaie H-l.LOU. justice Smith re
manded him until to-day.
BETRAYED BY A CONVICT.
Acting npon Information given by Lewis F. Nephew,
alias Charles Nllsou, now an Inmato ot the Ulackwell's
Island Penitentiary, tbe poltoe yoeterday arrested
Edward E. Burnett, on tbo charge ol bavlng roceived
$146 worth ol pens, stolen from the storo of Henry
Hoe, No. 01 John street, some months ago. Justice
Smith, at the Tombs, yesterday remuudod him lor ex>
animation.
FEMALE JAILBIRD CAGED.
Annlo Riley, alias Kate Connelly, alias Cmrna
Thomas, alias Kmtnu Jones, arrested by Dotectivo
Kerns, ot tbe Central Offioe, on Monday, charged with
robbing a number ol persons by whom sbo had been
employed aa a servant, was arraigned at Jefferson
Market Court yesterday. Though the prisoner has
been operating for a long time, and aa many as ton
dlfleront complaints wore made against her at Police
Headquarters, Mr. Joseph J. Homburg, of No. 128 Kant
Sixty-fifth street, and Mrs. Theresa Kostca, of Ninth
avenue and Forty-sixth street, were the only oues who
appeared lo press charges. Tbe prisoner was In Mrs.
hostka's omuloy only one day, wbeu she In It, taking a
watch and chain and other articles, valued in all at $UU,
From Mr. Uoinburg's house she took a clock valued at
$75. Wbeu arrested thirteen pawn tickets were lound
In lier possession, aud it Is thought dopredalions lor
the past low mouths would aggregate $o,uOO.
she was committed under the uatno ol Kate Williams
In $0,000 bail to answer. Sbo has been arrested and
convicted aeveral times for similar offences and baa
twice escaped Irom Slug Sing.
A DASTARDLY assault.
Mary Pagans, a poor colored woman, was walking
through Thompson street Saturday night on bor way
home holding In her band $9, her week's wages.
Noar Houston street she met a colored man named
John Buckner, who deliberately struck ber a violent
blow In tbo siomuctit threw her Into a borse trough,
snatched tbe money and escaped. Tbo trough
was lull oi water, and between the blow and
tbe ducking Mary was complntely overcome and waa
unable to make any outcry. Sbo re me moored Bock
nor'* lace, however, aud bo was arrested Monday ntgut
by Officer Bonze, ol tbe Klghtb precinct. Justico
Waudeli committed him yesterday In delault of $2,000
ball to answor.
A PLATE GLASS BREAKER.
The domand of Wendell Lummerwlck for money
having been refused by C. Q. Keicbort, la bis saloon,
No. 1,061 Third avonue, on Mondaj evening. Lumracr>
wick broke plate nl.iss worth $20U. Yesterday morn
lug, on complaint of Mr. Rvichurt, ho was commuted
id the Kifiy-seventU street Court.
REAL ESTATE.
But three foreclosures were sold in the Exchange
yesterday
Lotili Mo-1 r sold, nnder fnpremo Court foreclosure,
l.'harlea II. fheln*. ruferoe, a lot. 25*63, on Kail
57th at. , ?. :>?? It. w. of Ut av., to Mary A.
Ilnlmcn, plaintiff . $9,975
?lumen M. M ellon *o!d, under Supreme Court fore
closure, Monmouth (>. Hurt, referee, it houne with
lot, IK.4x67. on Lexlnxtou ?v , e. a.. Ml ft, o. of
5l?t at., to Anntnda tlimalnv: .... 12,523
Tlii> namu auctloueer sold, mirier motion of .1. Keocb,
relere*. the interest ol John Hnanintt In 58Jf acres
ot Intnl. known nn the IVmr llueaini; luriu. on the
line ol t'le New Vork und Harlem Itatlroad adjoin
ing the Willluinabrldir?|ilepot, to I'oter V. Huxninic. 40,000
V. K. Stevennnn. .Ir., Hipoioil at private aala ot the
lour atory Kii?|Mi basement brick bonne, No. '?17
Kaat 34th at.. ?lr:i I8.sx'>>li, to Mrs. Elisabeth
Howell, of Ulcnbam Motel, fur 8,500
Total aales for the day $71,100
TttAKsraas.
Ill av.. w. * ,30 ft. s. of 32d at., Ill 4x65; R. Jsnsen
in M. Dully Nom.
Kim av.. n. n filth ward) . Kate Kayter (executrix)
to Jolm \\ llaon 2:?>
82H t.. n. 337 ft. ?. of 2d hv.. 17xH: T. Wan
doll (executor) to S. .-thwarti . 6,000
tioiilevurd. a. e. corner ol 152d at.. 74.1 IxlOO; J. 11.
Murria (executor) to II. A. Montgomery 10,5(10
H(u<ton, a. e. corr.erof Cannon at., 80x7$; Jaiuea
(Iretrory and wile to C. O. Dean 12,000
With ?t.. I. a.. 159 It. w of 3d av.. 19x102; N. A.
McCool lo K. J. AlOhooa 8,7*10
(Jrovo Hill place, e. of av. O, 23x50 0J.il ward) ;
Claru Deckor and liusliaml lo C. Dulinar..,.. 1,500
Gnttvernt-ur at., a. a,. 1IJ7.B It. e. of Territee place,
50x118; J. II. 11II dre lli Hlid wllo to M ary 11. Si bill
ing Nom.
Gonvernenr at., n. a.. 107.11 It. e. of Terrace place.
50 x 118; J. II Schllliut; ami wife to J. II. 11 ildreth. Nom.
latav.e. a, 25 It. w. ol (Mat at., 25x?5; Michaol
K. Hurke anil wife to Itcorge W. I'.;irers 1,700
115th ??.. a. 95 It. e. of lnt nv.. 37.fixl00.10; ,l*a.
Klley und wile to C. C. Dosclier.. Nora.
Gnuvorucur nt . a.*., 107. '? It. e. 01 Terriico place,
18.5x50, 123d ward); U Kuoape and wile to Jolm
H Schilling 1,500
Greenwich at.. U. o. comer ot Adiji at; B. A. 1'laraon
"toll. K. Dleklnnon 000
ll?tli at., a. a.. 125 It. w. ol lnt ay., ^.ixlUO.IO; J as.
Itlley ami wife to 0. C. Doac.lier Nora.
15th at . u. a.,220.6 ft. w. ol nr. H, |(i0xlU3.3; W, L.
Kindlev, referee, to David .Tonea 25,100
M0llTI.4i.K1
?Tone*. ]>!\vld. to Mnnhuttun I.lie Insurance Com
pany. n. n. l.'ith at., w. ol a v. H; I year . 15.000
tfyms. William J. and wile, to Mutual Lite Inanrance
Company, n. e. corner llonter and Cnristle-. I yuar 15,000
Hoc. Kirharil M. and wile, to New Vork l,lle Inaur
ance Company. w. a. Iloltl at . Moa. 2M ami 31 ..... 25,000
Van Vieck. I inina I) , I nited Staten Life Insurance
I oiiipuny, n a. 3otli at.. w. ot (Uli av.; 2 year*.... 8,500
Oenioreat. Klia* M. and huabaoij, to Meat Side
haylogn Hunk, a a. Harrow at I year . ... 200
HrinkerliolT, 1 liiMHloaia .1. and hnahand, to William
> Bantu, a. n, llooMon tt , w. ol i iri i'iie nt.; 1 yenr 1,000
Jolinaton, 1'eter nml wile, to Cliurlea Hcbwnrlt, Kliu
av (2:id ward); 2 yean moo
Lowenlftla. i m nuel. to Wllliitui H. Ait, n. ??. 123d
at. w. ol 4lb hv. , 3 jeura 5,000
Docker. (Mara and liuahaml, to Kllia J. Hrailley, a.
a. ol lirove Hill plaox ii3il ward); years 1,0(10
llartman. laaao nml wlI", to l.mlwiK Haninan, a. a.
Of lirand at., o. ot Clinton nt. ; 1 ?ear 2,500
Hume to same, a. a. of i<rand at., e. of Clinton at.; I
year.,., 2,500
Kimili-y. Andrew, ta.lolin II. Dyckman. n. a. of
ltHth ?t . w, of ay. A ; 3 v ar* 7,j<Kl
Bennot, tleor.ro K., to Sinltu M. Huaaell, w. a. ol'
1 lioinp?eu at., a. of .iprinK nt ; 4 Veurn 2,'<fKl
Bgitara. Oeorfn W. mm wilu, to J. II. Mmonia, e. ?.
of lnt av. n oli'.latat.; 2yeurs 5.UO
8amn to Kllxa Wienur, e. a. ol 1 at ay., n ul Hlit it ;
2 yeara 9,0(JO
Nihivnrtu, 8ie(rmnn<l, lo .l ine L>. Satterlee. n. a. of
U.'O at., e. Ol 2d uv.; .'lyeara 4 CIO
niRK'Ali.
t.^i,.\(;s Ttr'xiXr naMuns.
P A full Met of Klaxl ol All Nations, .16 In number, aire 2U
liy .1 Si led.
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at . oppoalto \l iinonlc laiuple, ruoiier, col ololil ifolil. pin
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A&CIION. ?AT" P KIVaTK "RhSIDi.NOfe, ?????
THIS ' WhDN EkD AYi MOBNIHO.
COMMK.VCI.no AT 10U O'CLOCK.
TUB ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FIRMTUBH,
HANDSOME AND USEFUL.
OF FOUR STOKY HOUSE 13f) EAST 1HTI1 IT..
BETWEEN 3D AV. AND IRVINO PLACE.
Parlor Suits, la satin. rotalins and reps; Turkish Krti.
In lafsslry; rosewool octave i'lauolorte, Etagarrs.
Cabinet Bookcases. Desks. Oil PaintiUL'a, Hroniea, Our*
tains. Clocks. velvet. Hruasala aud Ingrain Carpets; Inlaid
Chamber Sen. Bedsteads. Dressing iimi, HubiMn<u,
Kurt hi; Beds h?lr Mattresses. Bedding, Wardrobes. Buffet,
Extension Table, Dining Chain, Silver Plated Wars, Cut
lery and other goods aud well presorved Household Goods.
ALBERT KRA'.MElt, Auctioneer. N. B.?Ooods packed,
(hipped and remoreil; city or country.
A?TUNIS JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER.
? Old stand. 37 Nassau at.
TO MORROW (Thursday i, June 28, al 10}? o'clock.
Halt of One Household Furniture,
removed from liouae iu tbe country.
Full particular* to morrow.
\TTENTIoN.?LABC.E WALK OK HOUSEHOLD
Kurillilire, Carpels, I'lauolorte. Paintings,
THIS (Meduesdayl MOttXIXti,
commandos al 10}? clock. N/i. 2'>rt Went 2-ith su, near 7th
av 17 fine Carpets. 23 <HI Paintings. Mlrror?, Curtain*,
two Piauolorto-, one Sleinwav; ?atlu, brocade Parlor Hulls;
Sccrelar) aud Library Bookcase*, Tables. Desks, Uedrooiu
Suits, Hudsteads, Bureaus, Dressing Cases, Wasbstauds,
Wardrubas. hair and spring Maitre-?es. Bedding. Holsters,
'"lllows. sideboards, Extension Tables, Dining Chairs.
China. Knives. Forks, spoons, Hall Maud, Ac. 11. K.
.MARTIN. Auctioneer,
Auction hack at private residence!
TIIIK (Wednesday) MOKN'INCI. at 10 o'clock,
five story brown atone Mansion,
NO 47 WERT HU H hi'., Uf.TWfc.KN 5TI1 AMI 6TII AV8?
FURNITURE. WORKS OK ART. HRON/.KH.
STEINWAY 7>? OCTLVK PI ANOKoRTE.
CHICKEB1NO UPRKSHT PIANO.
PARLOR AND DHAWINO ROOM SUITS, In erlmaon.
tan, brocade satin and cotelaine; Turk lull aud spauisn
lounges. Kaay Chairs, Centre Tables. htaxerei. Mirrors,
Curtains, French Mantel Sets. Clocks. Library aud Secre
taire Bookcases. Library Table*. I itrklilt Suit, Writlug Dealt.
HEDKOOM PUR.II'nJRR?Elaborate and plain Hou room
Kels, Inlaid gilt Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Huieaus. Wash
stands. Single and Duublu Bedsteads, 33 hair and spring
Mattresses, Pillows, rep und plush uitn. marble tun Tabloa.
U1MNO FUltNlTL RE? Extension Talilea, Sideboard,
Chairs lu leather. Silverware. Crockery, two llall Stands.
X. B ?The greater pari of above furniture, broutes and
paintings purchased al Centsnuial. aud are all of auperlor
quality. Arrangements maae for packing or shipping II de
sired. Take sixth aveiiuo or University place cars, or
Broadway altifro in -17 Weal Miih st.
MICIIARU H. KABDOLPH, Auctioneer.
A hchwab, Auctioneek, 277 bowery. sells
? II o'clock, A14 West 27th at.. Stock and Fixtures of
iquor Store, Kara, Hack Bar, Ale Pumps, Mirror, Tables,
baira, Keculator, Ac. Dealers Invited.
TTENTJON! HOt'SKKE.-.PEKs' UR~ THOSE "
V furnishing city or country residences.
Auction sale tbis (WEDNESDAY) morning,
commencing at 10)j o'clock,
at private residence No. l.V.i West Kith at , between flth and
7tli are.. Ul Brtisacis, Ingrain,Carpets, S Parlor Suits In
satin, brooade. rep and haircloth; 2 rosewood Pianofortes,
1 Steinwav, 3."i Oil P.ilnllugs. Curtains, Mirrors, Vases,
Clocks, Tables, Bookcases, Desks, Hodsteuds, Dre-sing
Cases, Baroaus, Wa>h*tand4. hair and spring Maitrr?acs,
Hed'liui:, .lc. ; Libra)]r, Dining Furniture. Dim, 1'nnui,
Silverware, sideboard. Extension Tables, llall and Stair
Carpets, Ac. UHXHKT ROTH. Auctioneer.
AT AUCTION^
VAN TASSF.LL A KEARNEY, Anctloneern.
will aell tills day, al II o'clock at salesroom. No. J- Union
squaro. a large lot of eloganl Household Kuruiture,consist
ing of Parlur Knits, black waluut Ht-ilroom Suita, Cottau-e
Suila.lledstrads, Hatraeks, Wardrolies.Sidelioards. Kiageren.
Chandeliers, Carpels, llaine'.' I'lano, hair Mattresses, lltd
uing feather Pillows, I'.xteusiou Tables, silvcrplaiod Ware,
Crockery, Ulassware, Ac.
BYP.DAiLEyTautITIONKEB. ?MOBTOAOK RALE.
1 will ofler for sale tbis day. commencing at 10 o'clock,
sliaip. all the Kixtures, Kurnltuie. Ae.. oi tlie Stacy House,
No. 700 Hroaiway. connistiiit, of elegant French plate Plor
and Manial Mirrors, fine black walnut caue seat Chairs,
Silvurware, raarbic Counters, Ueneoict'a Rigulatora, hand
aome crystal Cbaudeliers, elegant Hired Lamps, marble
too sideboard, one Marvin sale. 14 patent Hal Hacks,
Tables, ('rockery, cookin-- utensils, patent Tea and Cotlen
Urns. Awnlnirs, Mangle, Flatirons, Wringers, Kanu'es, two
large steatn Hollers and connections, two Hot Water Holl
ers, Steam Pump, Hotel Annunciator, Settees, <41 eateri.
Pipes, Signs. Ac.. Ac. I he goods will be sold in lots and
must be removed immediately attar tha sale Huyers will
take notice that no mistakes will be rectified, 'terms of
sale. cash. By order P. Dalley, Attorney for Mortgagee.
BY JOHN A. DI NS, AI'CTIo.NBl'.R.--SALK tiiTs
101^ o'clock, at salesroom .'iU Croat Jonea at., a large
variety of Walnut Kurniture, Kedateada, Hureaus ana
Wash stands, both new and aecond hand; also a Ilankrupt
Stock of tllasa and Silver Ware, Tumiilert, Preserve liislias,
silvcrplated Knives, Forks and Spoous, one 10 foot Cro
cer's Icebox, Refrigerators, Ac.; oue parlor Satin Suit,
?even pieces, together wltb 1R Brussels and Ingrain Car
pets. D?aleri invited, N. B?Regular aale days, Wednes
day and Saturday.
By p.^daTlky, autionkmc?moktgaue bale.?
1 will sell the Fixtnroa and Furniture of the Lager Beer
saloon and Restaurant No 431 East 14th St.. In flits, this
day. at 'J :30 P. M. Sala positive. Ooods removed at once.
By order E. UASSI'.Y. Attorney for Mortgagee.
BY JOHN II DRAPER A CO., At'CTlOSEEKk-TilE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wostern Kallruad Company
wll! sell 125,UOO tons Scrauton Coal, at public auction, on
Wednesday, Juue 27, at 12 o'clock noon, al 20 Exchange
place. SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
L> Y J. COOKI5, AUCTIONEER?Til UBSDAV\ JUNE
J#^H, at 10>. o'clock, at salesroom 212 East 125ib st, en
tire Stock of assorted Dry tioods. Notions, Ladies' and Cm
lleiuuu's KirsbklM (iootls. Hosiery, Kaucy Articlrs, lllb
lions; goods In roud order; sale absolute. Dealers invited.
IP "TOLTON," AUCTI(> N E R R.
.Largo sale of Household Kurniture, Pianos, French
plats Mirror, 20 or 3o good Carpels, Hooks. Ac. ; this day
(Wednesiiayi, June 27, st the auction room* MNl Broadway,
above Metropolitan Hotel, commeue<ng at 11 o'clock, av?ry
large amount of good and niedlum <? u ? 1 it>- Parlor, Dining
Room, Bedrooat and Ha<smsut Ooods, Carpets, Ac.; also all
the Kurniture of au uptown club house, Musical Instru
ments, elo.:ant Furniture, OH Paintings, Statuary, Works
uf Art. valuable Books, Faucy Uoods, Ac. Catalogues early
this moriiing.
1/LAOs" OF ALL NATIONS"
A full Rat of Flam of All Nations, 30 Id number, site 2}j
by 3U leet.
PRICK *4 PER SET.
Send address to METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE.
'-'S Ann sl. New Yurk.
C^ BOROE J SMITllT iTuCTIONEEH, 11 CIUVHEIIS
JTsi. ? By virtue of a chattel mortgage I will expost lor
aaie at public vendue, on Wednesday, tbe 27tU day ail June,
1*77 at II o'clock ill the lorenoon, at No. 73 Maiden lane,
I ho Fixtures of a Hookbindery. consisting of Presses, Cut
ting Machines, Wilding Hoards, brass Hand Tools ibruas
Figures, Kheflden Hacking Machine, Embossing Presses,
maple and cherry I'rasa Boards. Ac.
OKoltOE J. SMITH, Attorney for Mortgagee.
jn ERA lib B E t'T S. AITCT loN EE It, ~ "
VX salesroom 7 Old slip,
will sell this day (Wednesday). June 27, at 11 o'clock, 1R
Hogsheads Western Leaf Tobacco, Hl),(KJO domestic Cigars,
favorite brands aalso 12.\UUD "Acme" brand all tobacco
Clvarettes
(" < EOBOR IdiI.HIti miK, \ I'i'TIoNHER?WILL 81-.LI.
Tlbis day. 2 o'clock. 43rt Canal r.t., general aisortnient
llouseliold Kurniture, Sewing Machines. Ac.
JOHN A. VAN DKIl VEER, AUCTIONEER, WILL
sell at mictlou on Thursday. June 2S. at 11 o'clock A. M..
on the premises at ."licenhssad Hay. to close tbe estate of
John I' mmers. deceased, 3'*) Lou of valuable real esialn.
Tills Property Is dire tly opposite to (lie depot of tbe New
York snd Manhattan Beach and the Now York, Hay Klilge
and Jamaica Steam railroads, at 4h?r|ish*nd Hay, and
offers rare opportunities to purchase valuable Plots for
suburban and villa residences; only 4."i mi otitis from New
York city. For maps Au.. apply to A. A J. U. LOTT,
Counsellors-at-Law, No. I.'l VVIiioughby at . or at tho oltlcu
of the auctioneer. No. 377 Fulton at.. Hrooklyn.
JOHN <r J. l.lssNEB, AlJC'I IONICKH, HELLS. lo
o'clock. 12 Aiiu St., Fixtures. Ac., of Dining Saloon, In
one or more lots.
JOHN J. MSKNHK. ArCTIONKP.R. 8KIXH. 10
o'olock. Hi't Mill nr.. large stock ol Jewelry. In lot*
MORTUAUB SALU-PKTKIl BOWK] AUCTIONEER*.
?(?Ha tbii day. ?t 11 o'clock A. M . m Not. i4 t nod M3',
titli hv? the l.eaae, Stock Hint Fixture* ol' flrat claa* liar
room nmt Cigar Stand, with Hbudie Board Alley attached,
una in running order.
I* A. CUHKY, Attorney for Mortgagee.
llAVKN. AUCTIONKKR,
. will ??!! Til UBS DAY, June 2?, *t 11 A. M,
ut 407 41ii hi , n?iir !ll?t at..
entire content* ol Kr-m h flat, consisting ol Parlor, Olnlnc
roiitn, Bedroom mid Kitchen Furniture i'aiutiiii;?, Picture*,
Clocks. (irneineuta. Ac ; 2:> Canary Itirds. Ac.
Mnchsbaitm, auctioneer, sai howkbt,
.?('lit llil? dHy, at Vt'i o'clock. Sth av., Stock
ami Pivtnre* of Confectionery; i*r,e atncK of Caudle*,
Jars, ThIiIc". Dock. Counter*. Ac.; poaltlvely In lot*.
Vf NUMBaUmT ai ?/l IKM.KU. 3BI ioWKRT.
iVLasell* tliln day. at 2 o'clock. 14 South .'?lh av., Urea
Stock nml Fixtures <f firm elm Uroeery Store. Denier*
Invited.
AKHI1 aX'S SALE.
J SKKBACHF.R. Auctioneer, will *ell 1111( liny, at
?tore No. O UI v I if tun *t., at I' o'clock, a large stock ol
tlrocerlo*. conflating ol Te*?. Coffee, Mimr, Soap, Caudle*,
Canned Fruit, French Mustard, l'epper Sauce. Ac.
Til OS. CUhMNUM AM, M arahat.
Alio four marble Tomb Stonca, two amall Monument* and
two oval. I
TIIOS CUNNIMIIIAM, Marahal.
MoKTOAUK SAI.K -Van TASSKM, A KKAKNKY,
Auction era. will aell on Thnriday. ut 11 o'clock, at No. |
lull Canal at., tbo content* of an ilyatar lloiiii and Ke?- !
tan rant, con?lftliiir ol Mar and Hack liar, Oy*t?r Counter,
Cbalr*, Tablet, lilanwaro, Crockery, ilauge. Lamp.*, (iaa
Klxlmea, Ac.
l(y order of
P. (1 CATiK,
Attorney lor Mortgagee.
NOTICP.
MOKKIK WILKIN'S. Auctioneer, will eell at puhllo
mi e. at Hie Exchange Naleamoina, .No. Ill Hrond*ay,cn
Jliuraday. iHili Juno, H77. at I.' o'clock >1 , !>y oroerof ilia
l)A|>artnieiit ol Oocka. the Steaming Alert. 2 Dredi'lng
Machine*, 3 Steam I'ila llrlver* and l(l llredgliig Machine
MuiIKciiwi. Kor lull information see tlie City Kocurd, lor
tale at No. 2 City Hall.
i)AW.NBKOKh B'S SAI.K?IAMKS AIIAIt, Al'CTION
eer, will aell tlila day. at .VI New Bowery, !ii<l Inta ol ailk
and other OreMe*; crape la< e anil other Miaw la: Keninanta
of ailk am M'rentulne, I ndori'lotUlnir, aSatta, Nr>r? ad?. Ta
ble I.men, Shoe*. l)alter>, alik L'tnbrcliae and Paraaol*;
al*o Coat*, Pantaloon* aud Veat* Iheade will coihiim ore
with the Underclothing, at I o'clock aharp. Bj order of
John J. Levy. 4.* Utti av.
VAWNHKOK' Its' 8ALK.-H. S KIKU'KI. tiFNKKAL
Auctioneer. 422 K'lillon ?t.. Brooklyn, *ella till* day. at
12o'rloek. Men'* and W omen'* Clothing. Orenea, Ac. , al*?>
*t 'J o'clock. Uold and Hl??r Watchaa, Silverware, Ac. By
order of T. Newman and A. J lleaney.
?pAWNHItdKKIl'H SALK OK WATCIIB.H, JRWEI.Kt
I i?n<t clothing ? K. KIKIjD. <len>rai Auctioneer, sale*
room- No. I rj I anal at., near Boweiy, will aell. tbla day. ut
1<>% o clock, ? lot* of gold and silver Wakhr%, Oianioiida.
gol J Jewelry, gold Chain*, Blnga, Cuna, Platola, Ac . Ac. ;
alio Imiiie.ilaieir alter, V??|ota vtona' and Woman'* Cloth
Ing, lireaar*. Shawl*. Itemnanla, l'n<ierclotlniig Qulll?,
Boot*. Shog*. Ac., Ac. . alao Coat*, I'auts, aud Veal* liy
order II. Itrlckwedcl, 400 I It h av.
N. It. Tin* a e will commence with Watchet and Jew
elry, at 10'j o'clock aharp.
pKKPU dKBV. OILH, A' .. AT A'CTION.?BUBDBTT
i A OKN N I> will aidl, at auction, on Wcdneaday, June
27. 1H77, at I o'clock, at No. 7tl tirand *t. to cl.,ae the bnm
neaa. tl.e cnllre atock 1'erlutnery, Oil*, Klxtare*. Ac., con
tained in the above preiniae*.
HI(>II A Kl> V. IIABNBTT. AlICTIONKF.R, WIIXSKLI,
/at anctlon. Saturday, June Ill *'cl?4t, ' Itico K urn I ?
tore of American Popular I.lie iuauian e Company, Bioad
way anil Canal ?t K. /.' liAL'ltKNi K, Kei elver.
CliKKIK PS SAI.P. V\N i \SS I I I. A K I Ui si V
rj^lierilT* Anelioneere, wlli*ei| thl* day. at 11 o'clock at
salesroom. No, 22 tliioo *f|iiara. on account ol forinei pur
cbaaer, 7S tona of Bar Iron and <Vi ma. II,n .? nhota.
MKIINaKO KBIMiY, sheriff,
TuolAa Cai.lauua.s. ileuuu.
HALK1 AT ACCTIO!*.
rj^'iffi~lIfeVt;u8r~XE aVi f*;i'uc?rd.vf.i.H:C *
Peremptory uli to tbe trade and olhm
M tears Tiffany A Co,'* lir{< stock
?f Japanese Ml?cellaneous Good*.
comprising over 2,500 pi?ew assorted porrelaia lid Bank*
Teaoou, Cabineta, porcelain Saki Saucers and Cup*. Uiari
War* Bowl*, aid iron Water and Saki Kettles; also a larca
quantity af Lacquered Ooods, poreaialn Plaequea, Basketa,
Ac., Ac., comprising tbe balance of the collection (elected
for Iba owners by Dr. Druur, iu Iota to auit purchasers.
Now on exhibition at the Clioton Hall Salesrooms. to kS
aolil Friday aiternoon, June 2U, commencing at 3 o'clock.
fJHJB BtoBSRS. LKAVirr. AL'CT1 ON EEIts. "
SALE OK A HUIVaTE Lib HART,
comprising a valuable
Collection of Standard
and lrl.NE ART WORKS.
To be aold Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, June "ft
and 2S, l omiuenc ug at (our o'clock. Book* ou exhibition.
Catalogues ready,
qui OH. J M'OK AT II. AUCTION EEIL WILL tiELL
A this day. \<)' . o'clock, at salesroom 158 Chatham H,. cur.
tier Mnibi-rry, toe entire Contents of a It >ardiug House, re
mired for coDTauleuoa of sale, consisting of thi usual
assortment of H urniture, Carpels. Oilcloth*. Feather Beda
Mattresses. Bedillog. Stoves. Kitchen I'teusils, Ac.
WmTwITTEKB, auctioneer (BV S KI.NHTLErT
sells. tliia day, at 2 o'clock, at 4."iO and 4.VJ Canal at., I>]
virtue of a chattel mortgage; 15 bair Mattresses, 2 Bureatta
4 marble top Tubles,
One Ko:td Wugon,
One Iron Truck
and ? general assortment of Hotel and other Hnrnltnre,
whicb rnuat be positively sold. Alio lO Hewing SI at blues,
Ac.
W~ ILLIAM AllUTT, AVOiPIONEER.?BY VIBTUB
af chattel room-age, soils 10 o'clock. Kixturesof Lagei
Hier Saloon, Uus tltii at., Mirrora, Tables, Chairs, Oia*a<
ware, Ac. \V. ABBOTT. Jr.. Attorney for Mortgagee.
FOR, HALE.
ALL~STYLeHM VrBLK 3oDaWaT?S amiWALtitfT
Hoot beer Apparatus at coat.
*_ WHITFIELD'S. 20- Water St.
? "liquor stork ojTwIir bt? pacing ?oub
ivnf the principal steamship lines; low reut and long
leuse: cheap for cash, us owner leaving tbe city. Inquire
132 Cherry it.. In store.
A KINK CORNER TEA HTOUE KOlt HaLE CHEAP)
also Hue Cigar Stores. M ITCHKLL, 77 Cedar tta
T splhndId BEHTAUKANT, DOINU GOOD BiraT.
JViicm, for sale; also Confectioneries, Bakeries, Krult
Stores. MITCHELL. 77 Cedar it
A?for sa leTr ehFco kne it LIQUOB hjoueh in
atbis City; also (Corner Orocery Stores
MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st.
A LADY WILL BELL NEARLY NEW *75 WIIKELBB
A Wilson Hewing Muohlno fur 415. 04 East 3d at.
?ICE 0REAM AND C <)N K ICC 11 ON E It V~ STOKE
?J'ulton St., llrooklvn, si; also Restaurants, Uotela,
Cigar Stores IIaLONB, 8 !>??)? st.
'4 KAltE OIIANCkT'OR A bUhINE^M MAN -A KINH
yvWine and Liquor Store, near Jersey City ferry; tht
Lease and Furniture of the wh le house will be sold cheap,
for c?ah only. Apply to WILLI vM MASSEY A CO., No.
87 New Church st.. New York city.
SPLENDID LAOfcK BBKK AND LIQUOR STORK
for sale or to ront, furnished. Apply at No SO Went rv>i h
DOWN TOWN LAO P. it BEEH HAUUON A.SO
Liquor Store lor sale cheap.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. 3 Chambers st.
IpLAOH OK ALL NATIONS.
A lull Set of Kla?a of All .Nations, 30 in number, size 2)/
by 'l,\i feet.
PRICIJ W P.".R SET.
Bend address to AI li 1 BO HO LIT AN .'OB OPPICE.
28 Ann at.. New York.
I- not HALE?A WELiL HAYINO OEOOhET Istok e]
' cheap to a ca?b buyer. 14 South r>tii av , iu the store.
fjioa bale?at nyack, baebby, ooMrutni
price. 4Hi.t). Address box IKI Nyack.
I10B SALE?IN JNEWARK, N. J., A GOOD OEOCBRY
store; for sale cheap; good rensoa given tor selliug.
Apply at 253 Hunk at , Newark, N.J.
I10R BALB?A OROOBBY STORE: KtOCK. irix
tures, llorae and Wagon; will b" sold cheap as the
owuer is leaving tbe city. Inquire at 3U0 llicka at., Brook
lyn.
IflOtt HALE AT A BAROAJN-A PIKHT ctTass KE
1 tall tirocery in uu oxceilaut hualneas vicinity in Yon*
kers; owuer outlined to resign on account of ill health; r
sood opportunity lor one Just sturtiuit. Address F. 1'., L'p
town Herald odico
IpOB balb-A FUOTOORAPU GALLBKT OV XAKl
years' stan Ing ; a groat bargain. Inaulre at 414 Oram
(t., city, up stalra.
IilOK HALE-AT I HO .AY. H. BETWEEN 11TH and
12th its., stationery. Newspaper aud Cigar Store, doing
a food cash business ; reasons lor selling on account or other
business to attend to.
F
Ipou HALE -BEST LOCATED HAMHLK ANI? HIU
1 Hard Room In Now York; inuit be sold imiueulately
Those meaning busiuess apply to CAItSl'AlKs A Mi CALL
38 llroadway.
[lOR HALK ?K1IIHT c7I\SS IIEBRINO'tl SAFE.
Apply 4'?J .'Id av.. near 28th st. l'rlce, $.'i0 cash.
BIORIuLK OHKAH a OKOCEIl\" AND VAJOBTf
Stors; thoroiiirhiy furnisheil; locality good; no agenta
Apply Immediately 224 W ?>t IMHb st.
XjioiTi a LE CHKA P-CIt jar S rOEB, DOIBG lmtSi
r class huslnuss. 1.245 Broadway.
11RB BTOOK, KIXTUREH and alb .FU*P Of A
grocery store wilt be sold cneap; reut low; owuor coiri|
Into other business. Inunira belore Friday No. .<12 West
3*th ?U
rniiE small stoce and fixtukeh ok an old
X e <lauli>lied Oronerv mu?t he sold on account of. sieknesi
In the family. 2.*>4 West 3 Id at.
10TU AY, NEW YOJIK CI I V,-F?>tt nAi.rt
tJ^Ucigar Store, neatly fitted up, with Ottawa beei
Fountain, Showcases. Ac.; everythm; necessary to th?
busiui.'s<; also auitablu for newspaper stand.
MACIIIIIER\.
IiEStiinSf ALt 'N ATIONS.
a lull Set of Klaga of All Natloni, 36 In nnmber, tl*a 2)|
by 3,'. feat.
HRICR $4 HkR SBT.
Send address to METROPOLITAN JOB OKKICR,
JX Ana st.. New York.
ANTED TO pi7?c!jA*B - A lOOUtt' ul IcS
Folding Machine; also ? Smsshlng Machine, In kood
order and chirap for c?slt. Address box :t,401 I'oat uOce.
7 ANTED?A~ SECOND HAND AH PIN WALL CBN",
trif'ibnl Machine. Address O.. Herald offioe.
w
WANTKD TO I'Ciu H/viK.
? H of ALU NAliONS."
\ full Met of Klagi of AU .Nation*. 80 In number, nlu?V
by 'J,'i feat.
PltlCE S4 PER KKT.
Hend eildreaa to METROPOLITAN JOB OfriCR.
KBAun It. Nc? York.
AWTBD TO BUT?THE UTOCkT and FIXTURES
of a<!||tar Store, haviui: nn retnMUhad Iridt. In a fa
vorable locution. Addreaa CIUAIt riToKK. 11 r- r.ilci olflro.
WANTED-A HBHT Cl.ARs ALE AND LAOER
brewer. Fur particular. apply u> J AMKh OLWlil.I. A
CO., IHI Wait at., N?? York.
0ANCINO ACADBHIKS.
A"?cartikr'h d'anciNu acadkmY. ? "0KiT)?i
?ii|uar? ? Open all lutntnor; Private Ltawna auy hour;
Ollde epeclalty.
IjH.aoh ok Aia. naikTnr
a tall Mat of Kla^a of All Nationa, 36 in narnber. ilia 2,^
by o.1-, feet.
PRICK ? PKH SET.
l-end addre** to METROPOLITAN JOB OKKTCE,
J* Ann it., New York.
A
BILLIARDS,
AT,<fT OP^Kft'oNIl H AND Mil.U vitf> TAHLKS I*
pprt*i:t order, equal tn new, at very low price*. II. W.
COLLKNDKIt. I.ih llroadway.
MKKICAN M A MIAltl) It . V hi, III 1.1.1 A Kll fABLEf
with Delaney'a wiru cuablona, imjorcil by all leading
pro|e?>>innal players; extra iuilnceinenta now olleri'ili
??Ci'nd linml Tab I ft at great bargain*. W. U. OM1/K1TH
A CO., 40 Veney at.
T.H.A?iS Ol- AM. NA rillNs.
I v lull Set ol I' I*'??? of All Nation*, 38 In nambar, alia 2i?
by 3't led.
PRICE fl PER SRT.
Send *ddrc?* to METROPOLlTAN JOB orrtrn,
'?!" Ann at., New Y.rk.
u
TMTMUAL RAROAIMB IN N|JW AND SK.f'OND IIAN'O
1 lll llnr I I able* I,. KfcCKlilt A CO . Broadway.
WI.1ES, lilUlOltH, ?(.,
V HifSfyki; n i. c i. > n r i v", ?<* 11 atka'i' lai7a6osh?
1 itlie larortla I'iaret an orl viual raae of Mi quart* ablppo4
to miy addiem on receipt nl +Jt.
VICTOR iv. MAUOEK. 1M> Meade "t.
>1LAtiH OK AM. NATION#.
A lull Set of Klai:* ol All Nation*. KB In nambar. ilia 2f
by -lit '*at.
PRICR #4 PER SKT.
Kend addreaa to MKTKOPOLITAN JOB OKH0B.
Anu at.. New * or*.
XTOK ll?K.
' ~..momY?aS~I It iti ?r H If B (Tit A?f ? WaTCUL
? houae*. Hroadway and 17th ??.; separate roorna for
lurnliure. plamni, liautfaite, Jr. Inspection aollrltnii.
F1UUI or ALL NATIONS. ???????
A lull Set of Klaiu ol All Nation*, 3* In number, lite
by 3,1-, fort.
PRTi'K $1 PER BUT.
.-i*na eddrem to METROPOLITAN .K?B OKKlCK,
JH Ann at , New York.
SrOBAOE Klin KIMtNlTCKK. CAB Ml AO BB an5
.eueral merchandise; acparate room* 8.VITU 4
Sllil.s, Proprietor*, 7 ?(> anil 7 >2 Hth av., and 217 Weal
?Vlli at.
WATCH KB,' .f KUftL.lt %, At.
\ ?AT HI7 MBOA WAV, lOK.IKR I-JTII HI ,'bli
J\ ?m' iid?. Watcliea, Jtwalry. Hllka and Peraouai !'r"pni)
ul every deaerlptlou Louuiii and auld. Loam no, ntlaipil.
IH*AC BABR.
At '.'m biuiadway, nkar ai->r ht.?lhansMJ
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