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The Disgraced Clergyman Again Sen
tenced to Death.
MALEDICTIONS FROM THE DOCK'.
The Prisoner Abuses the Judge, the
Lawyers and Prosecutors.
REMARKABLE SCENES IN COURT.
fmiabjarui.t, April 13, 11?78.
Everything in conncotlon wuli tho case of Blasiua
I'iatorius, the disgraced priest wtio murdered Isaac
Jucquette, see ins to purlake of a dramatic nature.
Tho Ukhilu described tho unusual scene In
court last Saluru iv, wfccn the prisoner,
in ? vioienl and abuslvo harangue, denounced
the public prosecutors, the judges and even
bis own couusel. To-day bis case cnnte lor the lust
time before the Judges in Oyer and Terminer, Judge
Mitchell having mated that no would announce
hia decision ui>on the .motion in arrrot of judgment
nnd lor a new trial made by counsel lor 1'istoriu*.
The ex priest was therefore onco more in the dock
upon tho opening ol court tlii* morning with his hard,
slnlater lace tlxod with intensity upon the Bench.
? .NKW TRIAL UKM 1.1).
Judge Mitchcll recited the decision of the Court,
which was that the motion lor arrest of Judgment and
a uew triul must be overruled, and tho conviction for
nuruer In the first degree must stand coi.llrmod. The
txceptions taken on the part of too defendant to tho
change of venue and on tho grotiud of his failure to
plead in this county the Judgo overruled, saying that
on a change ol venue no roarraigumenl or repleading
Is nectseury. Then, continuing, His Honor said:?
ThU cas* emtio to this Court after a trial and a verdict of
murueir In the lirsi decree ly a Jury i>l Montgomery county.
It waa alle.ed by I ho |>rii>oner that that verdict was the
result of popular excitement. and thn 1-nrued I'resi lent
JuUgo ol thai uoanty, thinking that tiiero was a p.^sliiii
Ity of some leelliig to tlio disadvantage of tho prisoner,
allowed a chance of veuae to this city Under these
circumstancca ibejury was select*)! hero with special euro
as to Us linpartlsllly. ivery juror wan questioned
as to his knowledge or leelin* about tho ia?u. aril
no one who had oven ao impression about it waa allowed
to remain on tho panel, .ho prisoner'* couus-l, astute
and loaloua as they wore, found ao little to ie*r that they
u?eu only our -evontb oi Ilia ies?l right of challenge, Tho
|ury ilitis selected, kno>. int nothing of iWj prisoner, of tho
ueceaaed. or of tho ?ircuuiituli r.i of tlw Killing wore as
Impartial as human meana can provide, thov wore of mi.
Usual liucllli/rieo and tuey a most patient. attentive
and conscientious consideration ol tho caso Irom boeimiin ?
to eud.
A Jt'ST VSRDICT.
To thin Jury the ease was presented with every possible
regard to the pii.oner's rights. .So it m ol evidence uflored
K^-aiiist him to wlilcn he made objection wan admit tod, and
"one which ha ollered in his own luvor waa oxcludod. ' Ills
eouns. 1 defended in in with ;reat ability and. f fool bonud
to a ay, with the luoat uutirliiL- In elity. notwithstanding Ltiu
uujutt Ku?pii tun Mticl diMiru.'it which he occii?ioi)-iliy muni
tented toward them its well as toward others, during the
progruaa of the case.
twick roLHu uuu.rr.
I wo Huccesnlve vordicts ol this kind?tho last ouo Kiven
under circuuistauces as fair ami a? favorable aa auy pris
oner van ever hope for balore any biiniuo tribunal?ought
not to bo disregarded except upon tno clearest conviction
ol thoir urror and Injustice. Hut, ao lai irom that, my
own views coincided with tlio Jurj ? ut tho tune,
und tlio subseijueut argument and cousldration
has only continued ami strciurthenel that conviction. It
would bo nniieeeb.au- and paiiuul to ?o luio a detailed ex
amination ol tlio evidence and oi tne points iirumi lor a
uew triai. Of the lattor ll la sufficient to *?y that they ure
narrow anJ microscopic in the extreme, and more notable
lor what they do not do than what they do.
KVPHJtTIC OPINIO* KKUM HIS HONOR.
1 be rcKutt ol the alioie case la the clear and unavoida
ble conclusion tbat tlio nriaoner is a vindictive and danger*
?us man, reckless of the aauctity of bum in life : that lit*
soiidition ol in In I win forcibly expressed In it is throat ol
lhe previous day to the boy Harry Munich, th it
he "would alio a the cow. or .1 acquotte, he
tiidn' care which," and in his answer to tha
appeal ol the cripple, Pollock, alter tho shootiiiu', to come
an.i help ifet tlio wouudjd man out ol tha creek lino tnu
shade. "No, let him lay tneru and die;" and that lhe kill
ing was not In sell deleuue or even in sudden passl.iu. but
waa In cunseiiuence of such mature ?i kodac?? oi nourt
and sueb pt^viou* coutemnlatiun and tiroparaiion as to
demoustrate all the elements ol niur ier in the first degree.
Tho motion for a u ? trial must tlieref^re be rolused.
Mr. Siepbeu S. Kemart*, ol couusol for tlio con
demued, beggoa leave to havo Uis llonor make a note
of au exception to his docimou, as ho (thecouuscl)
desired to carry the cmo o the Supremo Court.
PISTORI t)a I1RKAKS OCT.
1'iKtnrius had oeeu growing more and more rostlvo
duriug tnu Judge's remarks. Several times lie tnoved
uueamly, us though about to rise in tho dock, llo ut
length Diaoo no lurtiier effort to coutrol Ins
paasiou. Just alter his couusel hid iirleily
sniored his cxcejitlou, r.rnl :is tno District
4ltor:iey was auout to move lor Judgment, tho man
m the uock rose, with ji wild, aogrf face, und In im
liassiotied tones he r pi ateil ills denunciation ol his
lawyers and declared that iliey weri sell ng his .ilo.
**As lor the Judge,'* exc aimed he, ihrcatouingiy,
'?II be will not grant me a now trial i will tel I him to
hl? luso that he h a murderer ol Justice auo thut God
will show it to him. Thai's all I've got to say."
Distrct Attorney Hajari theu rose quietly and alfcr
referring lo the fact that the Judge had reiu-ed the
condemned a ui-w trial, ?.ml:?"It becomes my duty
and 1 do now move tho Court t > proiiouucu the ju ;g.
lueut ol tho law upou the verdict rendered ugainsi tbe
prisoner."
l he prisoner was then asked tho usual formal ques
lions, il he had auytning lo ray wny aunleuco of death
should uot be pronounced against hnu.
NKXTWICKb TO PKATII.
I Ins, of course, w .s the signal lor abothor violent
outbreak on the part of l'mtoiuis. He gun ro?c in
tlie dock and excileJiy denounc.d bu triers. I'lio
Juugc could not sentence bun, ne declared. I bu Court
had no right to cousuier tho matter liclorc a proper
Invcrtigatiun was nad iu the muiinor directed
by him. lie had witnesses lo provo th it his counsel
aaked him lo plead guilty lo maualaiiguter and he Und
reiused. II tlio judge would not hourhim bo wouid
again n,y tbat ue Waa a murderer oi Justice and so ou.
He * as allowed lo proceed, and when he sat down
His Honor brielly sentenced him lo be hanged by tno
notk nnii 1 dead, at ibe County Prison. The uate ie lo
be nxud by tno Uovcruor, as is tbe custom In I'enu
tyiVauia.
the camden muud^u.
ACCUMULATING ClltCt MHlAMCt S IlLACKKNI.NO
T11E CABS AlUINMT HUNT1 K.
(UlIMM, X. J., April 13, 1878.
Juitilca Severn la the iuit(i8ir.it? btlore whom Mr.
Epp made a tworu retraction of lit* | rcTiuai depoai
liou astabliahlug >11 alibi lor Hunter on Uiu date ol ilia
murder ol Ariualroug. Tlr.i ufllJavn, wu cb toe* over
kit iliu pu;iit- ol Kpp'a Icattftiony ai tl.o inqutiil and
expltiua away iliu disputed poiuu ou the gruuud ol a
Diiatako In Ilia dale, wu-t ui.uo ou < <In> *day last.
HUMTrK NXASGIALI.Y CMll^KAMKO.
Tbo protucuuon iwt? lliai a uiorougii examination
into ilia prisoner's huautial condition ui lb* tune ol
lb* luuruur 1? nlairuvd lo nava rsvealad the luct that
h* ?aa not in any mumi Round, nut to any a tnun ol
wealth. Un tb* contrary liu ?m be.viy in
volved, ?iili ii ibti.m - m tluring Juki at that
tunc wlncli be cjuPI uoi put nil. lite
real eataio was only vaMMd at Jl.'i.lioi, with cecutn
bruuceaol about lliren.liv. altar Ilia mur :er,
January ?H, no bail lo pay, an iruaiuf, $.1,000, and uii
addition <1 $1,200 a lea daya later, wmle early 111
Marcb in* quarterly premium uiuiurad ou tbo pone lea
bo bad aeourud ou Arinalronti'a it;a.
TiutaAis MMMT AK* <TaONu.
Addad lo tbeae imporiahl lacta lb* prosecution will
ofler documentary proofs, now bvld by a pity*.clan ot
lb in city, exhibiting peculiarities iu Munivr'a bum
lieaa iraUiMtlNt witb Armalroug and threat* inado
by ibe loriner agaiuat Uie rourderol 111 m.
liU8TIIib KEbaKLNH,
The following la an extract Irirn a latter which w.ia
recently received by a geutlemnu ol Una city Irom
hi* aon, who la aa ofleer ol the rtmh United .stales
lulantry, atalloned at Knri llulord, Dakota territory.
Tua writer liaa nerved on tbo IrontiT f..r ton years,
and in all that tin* racelved but on* la.ivo ol ab
seoao:?
? Fomr H?jri>RD, !?. r., March 30, ISH.
Smco my return I bavu culerad ?xcc?mayiy with
rheumatism ntid mH 1.1.e<l *ym, ao that wnut litno
writing I have hi en able to do ha* lia-n ol a purely
nfllcl.'l naluie. I had an eMaedlngiy piea??tit trip 10
Kurt Pock, making uie march i?i l-.> 111 ilea in hjviti
daya rim wealhercouiliiuitd very ple:taiul UlWTbWl
day, March 7, when wo were met (011 Iliu return inurch)
by u lurioua aioim ol wind and ?im* Iroin ilio north
east. Wo pushed on, however, uuul noon ol l<alurd..y,
tbo Urn, Wbeu, mating an unoccupied "raoabe, ' or
"aback,1 aa tliey term it in tli.a aeciloti country,
within inirty-two imiaa ol here, I baitod, iliidina abet
ter for my men, aud by lormiug iiianuiicircul.tr Una
of my ?ev*u w.igoiu ou the norib .>1110 ol
tba ballding f made a p rital alitiir lor tlie
anlluala ilitViUK aebt a courier llirough to
Mulord oa loot lor additional auppllea
ol tuliaHteuca and forage I resumed my Jllfli j on
Mouday, tbe lltn, meeting my rcliei m noon tb.it
flay, I bare never iu all my lilc bean exposed 10
Melt fierce wind and suow a* we Ita. ou Miiiurday, tbo
9tb, dunug wlncli 1 bad my aeveu wa^oiia Iooiohs a
Stream known aa Hi. Muddy ' renk, a task which con
aanied three hours, duribK whicb 1 me at verai ol my
?tea and all tba aiiimnts w?r? llioruu^luy wot alio
chilled. Hud w< not louno abetter ai the ranch ),
only 800 yaroa from ilia creak, Horn* of the men
?light bnv* perubed irom the coin. Wa rancnad
b?me, however, without simioip- nctndulii, oD Uie
niormny vl the 13tb, niter enduring live daya ol ai
moat 11< roan at anow and wtad.
While out on my irip, having patted the Ynnkl< D
niiiK Agency at Won I'oiui, I a-ceri.itned thai there
aro now cn.ieuleii, 10 lb* kefllt ol Ilia bound, ry Inn',
troiu taalva to aa van teen bundiod lodges ol iitutilo
Sioux and Vox PerctS Indians, who a re iBansfmost
starving couditiou, subsiding chiefly un hor?< llesb ;
Silling bull, Willi tonic twt.lv* lodges of liis own
Immediate family, L ad lull lt><- main camp utd
gone to me Cypress Hills. There iconn to be no
doubt tbal au ?!1<>ri la bmug made among lli -se peo
ple to loriu un ofl u-.iv<- alliance wttb the l'Uguus,
Crowe. Upper Axsloiboines, Oros Ventre* ol the
Pruine, N?z J-vrcda uud Crees, wilb a view to commit
ting depredations ou the settlements or a general war
agaiui-t our gov.ruuieul and people, .^bould auub au
alliance be lorrned it would prove the most formidable
Indiau outbreak tbe government bus bud lo deal with
lor years. 1 be lime garrison at Fori feck, consisting
now ol three olllcers uud eiguly enlisted tuen, may be
placed In great Jeopardy a lew week* hence. particu
larly M tbey now have iwo ludiau prisoners there,
wbo, without knowing where tbey were, stumbled
upou Kck, lu broad day light; a tbird muu
ol ibo party mude hi* escape ourlug tbe llrsi meat or
liia c. ptivity Tbe purly 01 seventy lodges to which
these three mou belonged was travelling from Spotted
Tail Agency to join Silting Bui! auu seemed lo know
iKilbing of ibe country lu which they were.
The ice leu the Missouri ltiver Uero last week as
quietly aa 11 formed last November. No rlae in the
nver of any consequence tins occurred yet, Our
sieuuibnals from below will be none ibe earlier tor
mla early break up, unless a rise ahould crnne toon,
hul uoi expected till ibe auow melia ou the "Kuckios."
liAPID 1KANSIT.
lilt OXLBKKT X1-EYaT?D ltOAD AND TUB
TELEOBArH W'lttKS?MEN bElKlNU Ell*
VLOXMKNX.
Tbe elevated railways have encountered cous'.dor
uble dittlculty wltu tbe telegraph poloa lOat have
stood lu their way. To prosecute their work hun
dreds ol thcae poles had lo bo removed. Mr. William
Orion, i'roaldeul of ibe Western Union Telegraph.
Coin puny, wheu questioned yesterday In rcforence to
lh? subject, said thai an arruugemcut had been uiude
between tbe Wcttcru L'uiou and llie elevated railways
by which the lulter were to move the
poles om of their w?y at tboir owu ex
pense. "We have mil ilio option," Mr.
Oriou said, "after ibe elevatod railways ure
completed to put buck our poios underneath tho
struciuie and so us not to inierlere with ibo elevaiod
roads," Mr. Orion remarked thai while upon the
west side the removals ol poles wero not material oil
tlie Third AVonue lino the poles would have to be
transplanted to a considerable extern. In answer to
me query why the poles were not be.ng placed under
tlie structure now Mr. Orion replied thui the road*
were uol yel huill uud, by wuy ol illusir illou, added
luis lulle story :?"You remember ibere was u board
ol Aldermen in a curiam towu wbo resolved, Ursl, to
buiida new couri hoise; secoud, that ibe maleriuls of
the old court liouso siiouid be used in building the
new, and tnou, lliird, mat Ihey would occupy ine old
court house uulil the uew uuu was ready." Mr.
Orion was asked wueluer ll would not be better 10
pul the poles under tbe ground, us was largely being
done in Germany now, but replied that the company
were contempluliug c > cnuuges ol Ibis character.
Al Ihe ollioes ol the eieVaied railways ll was ulso
learned ibai Ibe agreemeui spoke ol by Mr. Orion,
bad already been mude. Tue two coin pun ios win
liuvc lo spend iroui $16,000 to jjo.udu belore all Ibe
poles tu their way shall uuve beou removed.
KLKVATKb Tkl.KUltAl'H WIB? CAULKS.
Au important pioj ci wuicli bus been broached bo
tween thu Western Uulon uud Ibo elevuiud railways
is me proposition thai all poles, wb.cn aro to gen
erally regarded as eyesores, sunll be dial etised with
altogether, and that the wires shall be carried in
cables alongside the elevuted railway tracks, either
above the projecting crossl'.es or between the upper
uud lower chords ol ibe girders resting upon the
beads ol Ibe columns. Au official ol the New York
Eievated Railway staled yesterday that tbey had
sulllcieul room on their siructuio lor curry leg live
buudred wires lu cables. This arrangement, ho
remarked, would obviate the necessity ol lologruph
poles uud remove ihuso grout eye ores Iroiu ino
aireels. Ho believed the time would com* when tbe
Western Union would have to dispose ol their com'
brous uud ungainly telcgruph poles olthur in this or
in bomo other way.
There uppeurs * to be excellent reason for stating
llial travel upou elevuied railroads is continually in
creasing in popularity, lu March, 1877, the New
York Elevated Kaiiw >y, carrying people lor lue sauie
disluuce una providing precisely ine Ine same accom
modations as now, had -47,o^4 passengers. Last
month ll Carried 310,473, snowing au increase of
tj~,U54 pu.-sengers iu one mouth or over ?i,0'J0 per duy,
and Allien, the accommodations in both years being
the same, may be solely asCrioed to a giauuul cliaune
iu public opinion m favor ol elevate I railway travel.
Kl'SII roK KHPLOYMKNT.
liolh e.cvateu railwuy eompan.es ure just sow bo
siugid bv an army ol applicants lor employment. As
the New York Elevaled Company already has a woik
lug staff the greatest rush Is directed inward the
Gilbert Company. Mr. Marnu Van Urocklin, for
merly in charge ol Ibe Eugeinoor Company's worn,
i>as b?en appointed superintendent ol tbe Gilbert
K evaled Railway, l'he miuor appointments, such a a
ol conductors, brakcsiueu uud station ajjeuu will uol
be made uulil a lew days before tue opening ol the
road.
Willie tlii Third aveuun structure has alreudy pro
grusseu to Twenty-third street upon ine avenue active
* ol k Is ut iusl being douo lu lioisilug the
girders lo 4'roul street, where the cant side
roud connects wtin ibe west side. For a.
short instance here mere are three trucks
instoad ol iwo in oruer lo give room for switching oil
c.>rs, and ihe girders ure now oeiug raised lu Counties'
sup. tivro uud alt through Pearl s reel up lo ine
liojsery the coiumns bave beeu standing lor the lust
tv^or three mouths, and Irotn some uwkwuid hitch
lue girders uuvu uol been ready Uulil now.
Mr. David tiows, one ol tuo largest shareholders of
the New York Kuvatud Knlwuy, yesiui'day conbimed
Mr. Cyrus W. field's statement thai the 1 bird Avenue
Elevated Uoad would uo opened lo the nver during
ibe coming i-umuinr. lie uuly qualllieu ll a little by
saying that "certainly belore the next Irosi set In"
tno people wouiu hjjvo rapid transit ou l'nird uvouuo
up lo the Harlem Kiver
FOK FASoE^GEBS' SAFETY.
Tlio ufltdluU ol tli? Uifloirnt ferry Hue* plying bo.
twc-eu Now Y irk ami Jrr.-ey City have been in cou
nt unioalioo during tbo past week In icgurd to ttio safest
eaurse to be pursued during logs, l'Ue result of tbo
communications Is that a committee shall be ap
pointed tu oouTin.u die in iuucr lu which siguuis
auali be given uui nig lot-t. Additional legislation la
roguid to tue rig hi <>t way wll! also b? arked lor.
WEDi>E1> AT MIDNIGHT.
A singular scone wan witnessed In Judgo Klllott's
court loom, Williamsburg, shortly bulore twelve
o'clock last night, in wincu tlio Judge, IteT. ri. Miller
HHgeujau aud a young comlo were tne promluent
uoiors. George Swariliaul, * handsome young man,
who nad been arrested in Vesuy street during the ouy
und sent to Jail tor breach ol |.routine by Judge Elliott,
becoming ulsgusled wltu Hie quarters asaiuiiod hint
lu tue | in, netted fur quarter mi the hands ol the
lair complainant, M.k- Wiuiired l.ewis. Tno latter
relented und seul word tu tlio JuJge, who racu'lod
tne prisoner and opened court at eleven o ulock. ? A
little inter >w .rthuut was brought in, Iookm, very
crostlalluu; but h_- orighleued u|> lu u lew minutes,
und, after a whispefdconvers-iitou with the lady, itn
nouuco.i hia wiliiugne-s to marry tier. The cerontouy
was speedily perloi ma t by Mr. H^emuu, the Judge
relea? d tlic bridegroom irum custody aud tneu tbo
p:?rty went on tbeir way rejoicing.
S'lUANUE JD.I8APPBAHAN0E.
Frank Nsglo, a young tnnu residing in Brooklyn,
leit bis houiu last Saturday uvuniug to buy a pair of
boots In this city. Ho had with him about (50. Ho
Jolnu l a drinking party, aud alter making tne circuit
ol ? evernl saloons was seen uboul ou? o'clock Monday
moruiug in the company ol Jmnn Kalon aud I'uriCk
t.eo. He earned ;t banula, suoposed to nelbe boots lie
bail bought. About hull p.at one Lee euieruii a
liquor store ou the corner ol Water street and
Jkiiius slip and inlt the Irtiuule there. At lour o'clock
he relume d .mil said he had seen Naglu Palely houie,
hut diu not ssk lor the boot*. Kalou Wnl not *i-cii
alter one o'< lock. Last Mouuay the barkeeper, who
win acquainted witu Nagie, took the booi* to the
Istlor's resident*) in iSinoalyu, an.I tlmie learned lor
tin Ural l.ine that Nugle bud not returned home.
I'ahM and Lee were arrested on suspicion and taken
lieioro Judge Marray at the Tombs v<sterday morn
tug, who rcuiauded ilum until Monday.
NUT KEsrONSlBLi:.
Louts Wa!b*tm?r, ol No. M North Eighth street,
Wiii.mnburt', <>n toircti 13, -old his horse at the m*r
get iu Rant sweety fourth street to a man Lit mod
Tnoiii.H smith, who was introduced to (? tan as a ri
sponsible man. Thomas .Smitii gave Mr. Wulbelm r
$l.i In ra?h und a note payable one day alter data lor
sluo. Neither Pnouiai nmitfe nor the horse was seen
by Walhelliier aftoi ward till smith was arrested yes
terday by Oflwr Parke, ol iho Court squad, i he
prisoner waa commuted by J jdgo Smith in $I,OtJO
b ill to answer. J
"HOTEL, TaY 1 liN Ull INN."
The Kings County Charity Commissioners bsve In
Itieir possession the names ol several ilrooklyn liquor
dealers whom they intend to prosecute lor not dis*
flaying in irum ol their plan. * ol business proper
siyim ol "hoiel," ''tiveru" ur ''iiiu."
1111. m l EL WAS.
Judge Dykmnn, holding a Special Term ol the Su
premo court at Wintu Plains, yesterday distin.se I the
wins ol certiorari nnd h.i'ien s car) us, winch Imd been
sued out i>y the t t?;o Pi 11 I waterman ug inst tno
Bib ged i ysier thl> ves and remanded tne pi isouara to
too custody ol th< Host ill.
KUCKaWAY BE.VCIL
The usual busy scons* upon Kockawny Bench Itml
dent to the appro ell ol the warm weather bsve al
ready be? uu. Most ol the houses des'roved by tbo
January ?torm hiv MNS rebuilt ind eilaasiva ailar
atious aad itiioroVetuelila Inane to vtbotih
FINE ARTS.
THK OOTTKB PICTUH1*.
The ?private view"' of lil# collection at plcturea
belonging to Cottier H Co.. which are to bo aold next
week, drew together at the Leavitt Art Room* last
evening a large number of arnsta, critic, dealerr,
well anown picture buyers and lovers ol art.
The collection ol 1#3 paintings contains many works
ol unusual merl., ana there is a remarkably high
average ol artistic excellence. There are One palnt?
logs ol the men who have died within the lust
twenty years, aud ol the men who are still living,
who will be known as masters by posterity, and
some ol whom are now regarded as such.
Hero we see examples of the poet painters,
ol the school of Impressionists, of the historians
ol the lorost lives and ol the mon who arrested a
thought or. Impression and bequeathed it to the
world, lhere Is a calm, serious, tbougntlui gravity
and almost religious feeling about the works of somo
ol these men which harmonizes admirably wlih cer
tsln moods ol man's nature. A low paintings of this
class give solidity and value to a collection, though it
must bo coulessod that the ofloct of a collection made
up entirely of them Is rather depressing. Many of
tne examples are "artist picture."?piotures wuich
an enthusiast would prize highly?und the majority
are worthy of rauoh study aud capable of imparting
much information. \
A nuuibor of the paintings were described in tbe
IisKALD One arts column on Jauuary (J in a review
of tlie paintings, then on exhibition at the Messrs.
Cottier's art rooms. ,
Of the landscapes Corot's "L'Aube," or '-Orpheus,
Irom the collection of the late Prince DemidolT. is
certainly the most important, Irom Its large tizo, the
author's lame and Irom tho mugnillconce of the ex
ample itself. It is Corot in his !>est and most com
preheoaible mood. It is the very pootry ol the dawn
ol day, which tbo "Father of Songs" hails und wel
comes with his lyre, charming the rocks aud trees
aud all living things to silence, as ho sings to the
morn. The sky is iutenseiy real, tho loliage and
the foreground have that indistinctness of mass and
lorm uml brilliaucy ol light points which lie so sue
ccsslullv reproduced?the Urst lulluence ol the cool
U'Uireetfy'oppo'"to will huux George Bellenger?? lllo
size uui'e liturc, "D.anu," not yet out of the Custom
House, iu tha uuudlo ol the west wall lb Anton
Muuve's broad aud efl.cuvely hanuled large canvas,
"The Forester's Team?frosty Morning Holland.
Troyon is seeu to bcter advuutugo than lu Hie Latham
collection in his little picuue ol a coal black donkey
standing bv and out against a brown aud white cow,
both in the 'nil sunlight, crisp aud strong?a dim uli
motive succi ssluily treatod. Hisa s "Interior ol tbo
Forest ol Fonlaiue'jleau" is a real gem. It is strong
in lorm, as nob iu lorn.- as an old pi too of mahogany,
uud a caroluI study oi tue hpot, dclicious lu its modu
lutlon ol iii?nt and siindo.
1'roUably ono ol the iluest pictures In the gallery,
eminently poetic ??"? ,u" tt delicious sentiment^
Minted like a piece ol old tapestry, and a canvas
winch grows upon you, is Mutbiaa Maris L)a>
OreSms." A oiiurmiug young girl ol ten or two.ve
is sealed by a roadside, distaff in baud, and has
bait d in her work as she hears ? sound. Hy her are
??oat aud kid. The sweet lace is very admirable and
tne picture steals its way insensibly to your heart
almost aaainst your reasouiug, lor you rebel somewhut
11L tbe allocution ol the style.
Corot is aaain seen lu a rock study (107), and near
tbls canvas is KIDot's strong, deep toned and very ex
cellent Vcudean peasant boy under arms, shore is a
uood attuospnore, a strong leoling ol wet, oxcellent
perspective and natural Ugures iu A. Mauve's "Ueturn
iro u the Fair." Iboophilode Bock's "lha Stream,"
a liollundish canal hcouo iu the country, is very pleas
luir There is an admirable distauce, good water, and,
as usual m tho piotures Irom tbl> country, au excel
tent pmpecuw. W. Mans is -ecu iu "Ut.klug i .me.
a very masterly example ol tho poet-paiutcr-peasant
Millet is "Alter the Saih"?a peasant girl drying her
bell It is like a little "old master"?rich undbrilliaut
"u color, siigntiy exaggerated iu drawing but modelled
iu u most admirable manner. It is real flesu, ono ol the
best il not tho bust piece ol painting In tho gallery,
his almost unpleasantly true, as the coarse peasant
woman's body is iioCvorv lair to look upon, lue pa*o
is uuuiirable aud the toue Is,deep auu fluo. His.
"Ouarriers," above, Is a bold sketchy treulinent, aud
the figures are lull ol 111* aud motion ua they struggle
witu lue stone. I ho action ol despair is lluely giveu
iu h.s study, "Hagar aud Ishmaei." His "Sawpsou
and Delilab." already noted at lougth in these col
umns Is a Quo piece ol work. Thero ureaiso"lbo
Wavlarer" and "Cardiug Wool" by the suiue baud.
Koyboi's Velasquez-like "Ratum Irom tho Chase
IS a bold aud etfccuve work, though laulty tu drawing
as regards the borsus. lJupre's "French Co:isi?
Cowing Storm" will bo noted. A solidly painted,
carolul, yet boldly treated picture is L. Mottling s
"l'ne Sorvaut. " The plcturo is lull of light, the lace
it excellent, tbough tbe eyos seem ralber too bright,
und the accessories?notably a Kites and dish on a
t ible?are line. Jacques Marls'"filler of the Soil is
a strong picture. The Ugnres or tha plougbuiau aud
bisbor.es are good, and the ground is oxoeliently
clvou. "I'ho Seaweed U-itUorors." by the sutue,
has much breadth, aud la very luminous. S. Bou
viu's "Ihe llousewlle'' is well drawu, good in char
acter auu true In color. Moutlcelll*. "Fountain
ol Youth'1 Is eminently suguesilve. Nft 4'i is a
bold rock study, with a uuo sky, by iboodoro Kous
seuu. 1'uero is a ItiUo sheep picture by Charles
Jaiouos. Uuchatei's ??Dutch Canal" has much real
ism aud some good paiuliug. Several landscapes by
C F tlill ol l'aris, have much strength aud uru
di-cidodiy original lu troatniool. A litiie dguro piece
very lumiuous and flue in color, though very Ku
benslike in tha dimensions ol tho woiuau's liguro, Is
Uiaz'. "Love's Whisper." "A Recollection oi Rem
braudt" is a boldly treated hoad by Mettllug. the
same artist's "llrltlauy Interior" is carelul uud solid.
'??'be Meadow," by M. Uoka, has a morning sky
and a finely reudered stretch ol ground. Honnuuiui
sons has two tune pictures, the motives in both ol
wmcti are trees rilloctad in pools. Tliey are really
masterly in treatment Iho color Is mid ou with a
vigorous. d'-'Cided touch, the true Tor nis are good uud
tbo ri tlecliouaareTery Ono. W. do Uegerleldt's 1'urue
resoue "sunset In Holland," will attra.1 atteiition.
A vista through tho Funlembk-au woods (7d) is a mas
t, rly Rousaeau. Tbere is excellent wuter iu Jau Mai is
"Ibu Mouse." A. Boulard's "Fejualo Head," lor
ineriy owned by Coioi, is a tenderly yot .trongly
treated aiuoy. rich tu color and liuely modolled.
Michel tsaecu m a good exauiplo, "Stormy Weatber."
There are s< Versl suiall Corots ol Varying cxoelleuce.
Hi* "Augels ol Destrocuon-' is interetiing ua being a
IIgjre piece. "ITio .surpriaa" is a Monticulll, more
uecidcu tu lorm than usual.
Jules Les.ore's largo painting. "1 ho Linpira City,
la a curious study with aouio uoid work in 11. Phil
ippe ltouaaeau la ?eon In a couple of hie masterly sill,
lives. There uru Uuo qualities iu A. Mauve a ??Uutob
Pasture." P. van ue Voiaa'i "lh<* MihNlou ol Mercy
bas a strong snow eflect and a bold hgure.
Uood suuiigui snd caielul drawiug are seou In
KlinKenborg's "Old Monastery in UtfechU" Mohtl
mill's "i ha lemple ol Joy" is rich iu . olor and wiiu
uianv fiaurea uosbooni is represented hy the
"Cathedral at Haar.eiu." A couple oi Urn marines
are by Meradag, "Uniting Ashoro,'' aud "A Calm."
i he latter 14 e-pec.ally good.
1 here are wxamplos iu Water color ol llarplghios,
Siaeuuel, isrsel and other* Among the reuiainiua
nam's represented are Allot, Art?, Ue la M ir, N.u
beuvs Tor Meuletf, llock, Vollou, Meluors, Daubiguy,
Aras, 11 anion, U.iacroix aud Artou.
Musirs Cottier 4 Co., ns already published, atate
that tho aale is made tu close out tnoir stoca ol pic
tures as they intend discontinuing that orauch ortoeir
business hare. The saie will bo mads by Kobert Koiner
villa lor Ueurge A. LeaVht \ Co., under the dTsction
oi Mr .Samuol P. Avery, aud will tali, placc ?i A>w
cialion Hall, on the evenings ol the ?<l and a4th iu.l
I lie exuibitioo to tuo public opens at tno Lcavtll Art
Rooms to-morrow.
DUM.STIO 81IUFE.
Mr*. Thereaa Broner, ol No. 2,163 Heron 1] avenue,
appeared yeateraay, wltb bar chliureu, In 1U? liar .em
l'ulice Court to prefer a charge o( abandonment
agonal bar husband Charles, n butcher, doln^ busl
ne* < both la Harlorn and Washington M irk. i. alio
accused bar better half ol having lelt har 10 order to
live wild a younger woman. Mr. Bruner denied the
allegation, a"1' alleged that bi? wile's temper bsd
driven liirn from noine. Jud^e WjuJed conducted
Ilia examination in private, and it Ilia close >ui
pended Judgment, on a mutual promise til lorhearance
and reconciliation.
<41J All HE 1.80 Al tw NUOHDOliS.
Mm Mary lladomeyor and Mr* Mary S%ler reside In
the ana* bouce in Weal Mity-elgbtb a treat, neiir tbo
I it lularard, and havo Irequeut disputes una generally
aaree 10 disagree. On Friday night Mr*. sHIer, pro
voaed at b?r neighbor's obsttn icy, seized a (torn lid
< una it.ll cted a BeVere wound on Mrs. Ksdemey er'i
bead, r or line act she *?< committed y<i*t<rday by
Judge W.iiineil to answer at ilia liiinvriii niiMons,
1 Ulllcer 1- liitaii'-, who mnde tbe arrest. ulao produced in
c<'urt two oli tin rim beiougiiiu to the pri-oner, one
au??u and ilia oilier iwo years old, wlio, n? said, hail
been neglected by the mother ami were ooi^umiy
cryniK l"r '"Oil. Ju<Va Wendell sent tbo little one* to
Hie Home lor tbe Friendless.
TuO rUONACIuUS.
John I.yncn, lorrnoriy a coroner ol Hudaou county,
N. J., yeeteroay anterei upon bla seventh term ol im
prisonment lor petty olTonej* si nee lie ceased to bo a
county oflctdi On Friday night, in company with one
William toalouae, Da annulled \ir. Hhiiini Hamilton
in . 1 saloon at no. Mi Orovu str-ei. Jersey City, and
was apprehended wmle in the net ol breaking a waiar
pitcner upou the uead ol lile molluur.ive victim. Juuga
Davis scut hi 111 to the i'unHerniary lor three months.
MEM. HUTCHMBON'tt, DIAMONDS.
John smith, tbe negro, who was arrcated on Friday
afternoon lor Mealing a diamond bri'mtpln and Bur
ring*. valued at $1,W0, from Mrs. flutetiinaon, ol No.
7'2? St. Mark's avenue. Hr?'?*lyn, whi'n taken beiore
Justice Walsh yesterday acknowledged I>is glilt, and
*?? committed to K<ymond street Jail to await the
action 01 tue Uritnu J ury.
GUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
[Notk.? Letters intended for ibis column must be
acconiouued by the writer's lull name un i address to
ittKure attention. Complainants who ere unwilling to
comply wlili lilts rule mill ply waste time In writlug.
Write only ou one side oi tbe paper.?Eo. Ukkalu. ]
MILITIA DRILL.
To thk Editor of tub Hkualu:?
Why Ik tbe National Guard compelled to drill two
and turee hours overy night, wbon tbe Code culls for
only ouo hour ?nd a bull? I think ibis la not right.
Ibe bylaws cull for one bour and u bull, instead of
two and three bours. 'iUK TWELFTH.
WHAT ARE THET DOING?
To TUB Editoii or TUB H Kit ALU:?
As u depositor in tbo Sixpenny Sayings Bank I
would like to know wbut tbe committee that repre
sent* tbo depositors is doing ? Why uot cull a meet
ing ol the depositors and udopt some plan, so tb it
thoy may get u portion ot their bard eurnsd money f
BlXrUXSY HANK.
A DANGEROUS STREET.
To tub Editor ot- tub Hbualo:?
I'leuse cull the attention of tbe Department of
Public Works to ibe condition of Thirty-sixth street,
botween Eighth and Ninth avenues. There are severul
lurge holes there, wbicu rnako ft duugerous for cur
rlagos ami wagon.". H. C.
THE CHIMES OF TRINITY.
To tux Editor or tub Hbrald:?
11 the vestrymun ol Trinity Church must have tbe
clumos rung twice uud sometimes ofioucr during tbo
day why do tbey uot get somo person to ring thein
who understands Ins business? The horriblo discord
that uie present ringer manages to produce is an in
tolerable nuisance to tbe bu-luess men of the neigh
borhood. AFFLICTED.
NASSAU SIR EE I' AS A FARM.
To rut Eoitok or tuk Hkkald:?
i'leasc remiud the Street Cleaning Department that
Nassau slreet is siIII in existence. A broom er dust
cart never visits It between Fulton and John, and but
for the rain and wind it would be roady lor (ho plough
share. I am a storekeeper ihore, and I am ?o filing
up with iiusl that 1 am likely to he turned into that
material belore my appoiuied time. W. K.
HASUBALL IS THE STREETS.
To.tiik Edi ion or tub IIkrald:?
1 wish to call attention to the crowd ol boys living
in tbe vicinity ol Desbrosaes street wbo play ball every :
morning. Crowd*ol'people coining m irom the trains
are in daugcr ol buying an eye kuocked out or being
injured in other ways by iho dangerous sport ol ihuse
young boys. 1 hope our police will see to this uud
break up ibe pracuco. F. C.
TOO MUCH bTEAM.
To tuk EiiiTun or tub IIkrai.u:?
Having scon In your "Complaint Hook" tbe inquiry
referring to the Morrisania boat Shady Stdo 1 would
like to call tbe attontiou of the inspectors to the fact
that It is very evident she is noi in running order,
a* it takes as long to go to Harlem ou ber us it
does to go to Nyuck ou the North ltiver hosts. II it
Is ouly salo to carry iwenty-live pound* ot steam ou
ber it is noi sulo to run her with any, us the recent
accident on the Mu^ciua occurrod with tb..t amount
ol stcuit). COLLEGE.
ART CUITICISMB IN PHILADELPHIA.
To TDK iCDlTOK OK TUK illiUALD :?
Will ilie it skald give PblludolpbUiig a little art
criticism? Oq April !22 the auuual exhibition of llio
l'onnsy Ivunia Academy ol Fiuo Arts will opeu to tbe
public, varnishing day being ibe lSih. Although we
havo a handsome, spacious and well appointed
academy, yet wo huve uo Herald nor any paper
capable ol criticism equal lo that wbicb u given Ita
readers. Tberolore, knowing tlie enterprising Man
lier iu wbicb tbe Ukkalp supplies news lor all iuou,
and considering bow largely Fbiladclphtans -depend
upon it (or ibeir tews, we tbink tbat we in >y renson
auly make tbis request AN AKf LOVKK.
kei'airino kitxh avisnuk.
To tqk Kditou or tiin Hkkalu:?
1 notice tbat you advocato macadamizing Fllib
avonuo throughout its outire length. Wbile 1 ng.oe
with you in all tbat can bo said In lavor ol muc
adawiziup roads in places wbero they cau be con
stantly sprinkled, as m I.ondon, 1 cannot disregard
tbe luct tbat sprinkling cannot bo done in New York
in most years during tno so .sou between November
aud Apr<l, and Hint, Iberelore, wliat is ibe best kind
ol road lor Loudon would not oo good lor Now York.
Ou account of tbe pulverizing ol tbe surlace, es
pecially uicidunt lo tbe Uaotulaiu road, tbe dust
duriug ibe tour cold aioulbs of tbe year would be ex
tensive, aud, it appears to me, unavoidable. As 1 am
directly interested in having the host kind ol road
lur Filth avenue ut any oost I should be sorry that
through jour widely circulatcd paper a plan should
grow in favor which If adopted wouid be sure to bruiK
dit-eoinlort and uuuoyauce to every pedestrian and
resident of FIFTH AVKNl'E.
CREDITORS' RIGHTS.
Motion was made In the Hupreme Court, King*
county, bciore Judge Pratt, by bondholders ol the
Nes silicon Steel Comp>ny, who claim io be Inter
ested in (hat concern to the extent of $150,000, to
allow them to prove their claims. .Some timo ago
John It. ltichardson, as creditor, brought salt lor an
accounting against John Draper aud James B. Hulse,
asigness ol KiImom P. Wheeler. The relerec, lo whom
the case was sent, ftuds there are assets to >bo
amount of $53,454
iu ibe Court ol Common Pious tbero was Clod yes
tcruny tbe schodulo in tue mailer ol tbo urrawuuieut
ol Charles H. Schmieder, florist lo lienry K. Hoeder.
The luibiliiica appear to be $t>3,070 00. but. In re
ality, are $.:u,0o0, owiug lo account taken ol mort
gages; the atsois are given at $4 670 50 Among the
crednors mentioned is E in Schmiodor, lor
$27,031 55, ol whioh amount $15,031 55 is secured by
bouu aud mortg ige. Oilier lar*? oreuitora are secured
in tbo same way.
In the United .-tales District Court Judge lilatcbford
yAterdny banded down a decision In the mutter ol
Motes S. Herman and Stuiou M. Hsrmau, bankrupts
Tbe Uual order hi composinou was made ou the 01b
ol December, 187ft- The terms ol tbe composition
were forty emu on tbe uoliar in money, p.yable
in three, six and nine months, respectively,
irom the duo of tbo final order, sbd lor
wbicb Indorseu no'os were glveu. All the nei?s have
been paid excopt the Dot. s lor A. T. Stewart A Co On
tbo 2d of Jaituarv, lsia, a luoliou wss made, nuking
thai the prayer ol a peutl in be granted asklug for an
inquiry into the troth of certain allegaiiona made
against the I)tukrupis, and that the c:>mpo-iilon lie
set aside. Judge Hoitchlord reiuses ibe petition aud
orders the costs to ov paid uy ibe petitioners. sedge
wlck and Cur lis lor the petitioners; A lliuiuonslcil
lor the bankrupts.
NEW DOMINICAN CONVENT.
A large building Is being erected oo First street,
Jorscy City, adjoining the Church ol St. lionuuce
((iertnati), to be occupied by the .Sisters ol SU Dom
inic as ti convent. ''he building will comprise schools
and a chapeI mid Will Oost $4 j 000.
FA 1 A L? IMPATIENCE.
Htmoon Conger, an ago.i, > ccoutrlc charsctcr, who
lor many ye.rs past has llvod in a small shanty in
Meluctieu, N. J., with au old dog ss his only com*
pan ion, met Willi an accident alow data ago which
severely bruised one of his toes, la tue aossnce of
proper care the bruised toe did not lieitl rapAlty
enough, and luo ol.l iri ? n, In a lit ol niljialieuce, took
a hammer and ctilsel an i cut off the member, imping
thereby lo obtain ro tef Irom ilin excruciating pain
with wmcb he had suffered. Di n looilsb act caused
n.orliiination to set iu, and on Friday uight lite old
man died.
liURNED WITH VIllllOL.
Jorome Olaosky, a newsboy, aged ten years, waa
selling papers yesterday, wben an express wagon
passing down Park row collided with another wagon
nnd a Jug of vitriol was thrown to the ground, the
Coutelits tailing ou llio Shoeless letl ol tbe BeWsDOj.
several oiner person who were passing at tlio time
were slightly injured, out Utsosky was so severely
burlied that he ?us removed lo Cliainoers Streel Hoe
pual. ? ?
HHUTALLY Rh-Al EN.
Alexander McKlliern, the proprietor ol a saloon on
the corner ol KjkI* street and Manhattan avenue,
Oreenpoint, was eallsd out on the sidswalk In iront of
Ilia premises about slgnl o'clock last evening and
brutally ueaien by three brutuers, uamed Patrick,
Juhu and Peter Leonard, wiiu reside at No. 1H1
Uixena street. McMhern's injuries include several
severs cuts on the lie id.
INDICTED FUR AR-ON.
Mr. John O. Davisou, who resides In Paterson, N.
J., wss arraigned belore Judge Moore, in tbe Kings
County Court of Sersmns, yesterday, on an Indict
ment for arson, In which It Is charged that hs set fire
to hi* skirt taciory, lit the rear ol No. ?6 Atlantic
avenue, lliookiyn, #o..ut two moiilbs ago. Tbe irial
wan set dowu lor .iexi iuesnay.
? INCENDIARISM.
A building on I.nfayetie avenue, New Brighton, 3.
I., used as a private scliooihouse, was twice est on
lire yesterday aliernoon slier school hours. Ibe
builuiug suUoieu lulls damago>
DOCTORS DIFFER.
James Hope, aged forty-live, of No. t>5 Varlck streot,
died yesterday morning in tbe reception room Of
Ue'levue Hasp Hal. In connection with this death U
is charged by the Bellevue authorities that the de
ceased wus transierred Jrom the Cuambers Street
Hospital whiio buffer.ng from pneumonia, and tnat
tbe exposure to the air consequent upon
the uansler hastened bis death. They ulso
charge that many cisos are transierred from
the chambers Street Hospital when the pAients
are kuo#u to be dying in order to keep the death
record of the Cbamoers Street Hospital as small as
uo aibie. These chariot, however, ure contradicted
by Or. Ueorgx D. Clilt, bouse surgeon ol the Cham
bers Street Hospital, who stute* most emphatically
that ali casus sent 10 that hosuital which can possibly
be attended to or which tbe hospital can uccommo.
date are willlugiy reoived and tr-utol In tbe case
ol Jaiues Hope Or. Cltlt states that the de
ceased was not u patient In tho Chambers
street Hospital; but that ha was taken directly
from No. 40 Leonard streot, where be had lodged
tbo provious uiubt to iieilevue. Hope was suffering
Irmu chrome U right's dUoase ol the kidney* and
died, as such ) ergons otieu do, very suddenly lrom
lailureol heart power. Or. CiUt ulso stated that tbe
Chambers Street Hospital was a very small oue, and
when crowde I, us it wss yesterday morning, It wus
customury lor the ho uio surgeon to direct tho ambu
lance surgeon, on leaving to attend a call, to lake
suoh eases as that ol'Hopo to socue other hospital.
l\STOL PRACTICE.
George Styles, four years ot age, whose parents re
side at No. 261 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, while play
lug in tho street near bis residence yesterday lound
a loadod pistol. He handed It lo a p.uymiie of bout
the same age as himiell, who oWcbar^od its cements
into the lace of young Styles. Inflirtiiu' a slight wound.
LAUNCELOT C. i'OOAlii I'sj BURIAL.
Tho body ot LauaceljtC. Fognrty, tho murderer and
suicide, was yesterday removed Iroui tbp Morgue and
buried in Evergreens Couiou-ry. Tbe expenses or the
burial were delrayed by H. K. l'hurber it Co.
THli RIVER'S DEAD.
the body ol an unk'iowu man wus lound in tho
river at the loot ol West Thirtieth streot yesterday.
Tno deceased bad on a dark o>>at, pantaioons and vest;
a cotton undersbirt, red tiannil overshlrt, check over
alls and congress gaiter*. He was about ihirty-llve
ye ns of a^c, had dark hair and chili whisker and was
about live leot seven inches in height.
Capuuu Joseph Parker, of the steamer Edward
Clark, fouud ysierduy tiie body of a ma floating iu
the b.iy oil uidloe's l.-laiyd. Later in the day the Uo<Jy
was (denuded as that ol William Nitsctike, tweoty
oulit years ol awe, ol No. 2d Sixth street, UoboKee.
Deceased hud becu in lb* employ of his brother iu
Fuilou street, una has been missing tinco the 24ih uli.
STUANOE DEATHS.
Eliza Trainer, sixty years ot age, died suddenly yes
terday at ber residence, No. 614 East Fifteenth street.
An uukuowu man, supposed to bo an Italian, was
lound dead yestorduy at "No. 124 Orecoe street.
MAURI AG IS AND DEATHS.
ENGAGFD.
Kculaxk?IJaujiuauthx.?Abuau Sciilaxk to Rk
gina, youngest daughter ot Uiouaoi Uaumgurteu, all
ol this city. Nooirds.
MArtrtlEO.
Hallock?Field.?On Thursday, April 11, at tbo
residence ol tbu bride's parents, John it. Hallock to
1'ukhk C., (laujtiter ot Klias H. Fluid, ali ol this ony.
Klask?Smith.?On Thursday, Novemoer 1, 1877, at
Church ol Holy Communion, by the itev. Or. Law
rence, Hk.nky 1'. Klakk, ol Miltord, l'a.^to Emily L ,
only daughter of tho late Alden A. Smith, ol this city.
DIED.
.Aitkkn ?Ou Saturday, April 13, Ellkji Conlon
(foruioriv 01 Koaiay, Fermanagh couutv, lreiund),
wile ol Phillip L. Aitken, ol ibis City. ...
The irieuds ol the lamily aro invited to aitend liar
funeral, Irom ber latt rmultDOP, No. 00 Waal 18th st.,
ou Monday, April 15, at two o'clock P. *.
Allk.v?Ou Saturday. April 13. 1878, Edwin Will
iam allkn, ouly sou ol William E. autL Ellou Aliou,
in 4tb year oi his age.
Funeral Iroin Ilia laie rotlaenco, 64i Greeuwicb st.,
at nine o'clock.
Boland ?On Friday, April 12. at tho residence or
bis undo, Uoorgo Mundorf, 815 Olh av., Tuhooohk
Bo lam), aged 20 years.
Relatives aou Irieuds are respccifully Invited to at
tend lbs iuner.il,, Iroin .-?t Poior's Church, corner 46lh
at. and Lexington av., on Monday, April 16, ai bull
part oue P. M.
liKAL'Tiuam.?April 12, alter a severe illness, Elha
Mahik, daughter ol Alain uud Mario Brauliguin.
Uyknk. Sodd-july, ou Thursday, April 11, Axni?
jjvkmi, ouly uuuguicr ol Fatriok and Knaliaua Byrne,
aueti l'yosr and ll duy*.
The relaiivoa and iricnds ol the family are rcspect
lu.ly lutue.i lo attend tuo funeral. iroui ber lato resi
dence, 334 Kast 12tb at, on Suuday, 14ib Inst, at oue
o'cIock P. M,
Camimox.?On Thursday, April 11, Richard Jamrh.
son ol Geor^ 8. and Heiirloiu Cuin|fk>u, aged lji
y?HrTalivo8 and friends are rospocifuily invited to
at'oud tbo luneral, irom tuo reMuonco ol bis parents,
Wo. 734ili at., Brooklyn, E. U, on Sunday, April 14
#1Ca>t?ll.-Ou Friday, April 12, 1878, Mr. Edward
Caktkll, aged 69 years and 4 montba.
'l'be reiaiivea and iricudfc aro Invited to attend tho
funeral Iroui the residence ol bis ton, No. 24 Dana
voixo place, Brooklyn, ou Sunday ultcriioon, at two
o'('iock<
Clancy. ?Saturday, April 13, An* Ci.anct. relict ol
Ibe lulu Patrick, at bur residence, 1,000 3d av.
Nonce ol lunurnl tierealier.
Cromka ?On Saturday, April 13, 1878, Sarau Ann
Ckomku, widow o< tho Ul? Natbaniei Cromur aud
mother of ilie lato John Cromer, in ibe 81at year or
drives and friends aro respectfully invited to at
tend tbe luueril, on Tuesday, tbe lUib lust., atone
|? M., from 78 av. P.
Brkw. Waltku Dkkw, at I.os Angeloa, C*1, Sun
day March 17, in tuo 42u your of bis age.
Eastman.?April 12, 1878, Mrs. iiksikk Eastman, In
tbo 84lb year of bor ago, a native ol London, ling
'"" be luneral will take placo Irom the resideuco or her
dau,. liter, Mrs. Thomas McSpudon. No. 182 Eaat "3d
*L Sew York City. Relatives uud Iricnds ol tuo lam
i lies'aro luvitad to be present, on Suuday, April 14, at
'"kmskhi *. Oo Thursday, April 11, Marv Ann, rollet
ol the late Joseph Emerson, lu tue 07tii year of ber
""nelatives and irlonos ol tbe lawlly are respectfully
t Invited lo attend tbe luneral, Irom her lalo resilience,
212 Kullodge at., Brooklyn, E. U . ou Suudav, April
1 14 lusl., at two o'clock. Friends aro kindly re
uu'esied to relraiu from sending ilowers.
Fauan ?Oii Thursday, April 11, alter a abort lll
Deaa J' U.\ FaOAJIi M. 0.
Fiiner .1 irom in* Into rosidonco, 275 Kivlngtou st.,
on Suud -y. April 14, at ou| c'ciock P M., tlitncu to
the l.liurch ol .-?t Koao ol Lima, Cauuon at. Frieuds
ara InVI tod lo attend.
Fakhki.l. Saturday, 13th, Owkn, at tho residence of
bis brothers, John and James Farrell, 243 Kaal 4Uu
"^Friends and relatives are respectlally invite! to aU
1*F?moah Ou Friday rooming. April 12, at the rssl
detneol hor son in-law. Joliu J. Harrison, 20U Madi
son si., A LICK Finiuan, relict ol Ibe late Matthew
Fungau, iu mc 77ili year of hur ?nc.
Hui.ilivea aud lileuda are respeclinlly Invited to at
icud the luneral, Irom el. Teresa's Uiurcu, corner of
Ritluers ..lid Henry sis., ou Monday inoruiug. April
16 at nine o'cloek, where a i-ol'-niu ina.s ol r.q iiem
wi'll bo tillered up lor the' reposo ol her Suui; tbeuco
lo Calvary OeinulerV.
Flaai k? ?Ou the lltb m?t., Harah It, wir# ol John
F f laatke mid dnii^uter oi tue lute Uaic i' L ok
IIMII. at No. 1,113 Kaal Uraud St., EnsaOetn, New
*Keiailvea and friends are respecifuliv invited lo
attend itie luneral serviaes, at .'t. Jonn's Cburcn,
Ki z lOetl). Moud.iy, loth mat., at one 1*. M. Carriages
Will meet tue 11:30 and 11:44 A. M. train* ol the New
Jersey Cenirui Kallw?y irom New York. Inieiinent
lu lireenwooo.
Fox.?April 12, Mart, beloved wife of Corneiiaa
Fox, aged u2 y? ar^.
itelatives end Irinuds am reapoctiully invited to at
teu<l the luneral, at twoo'clock P. M. nu Suud <y, April
lft, irom Cliuich of the TiausUgurutiou, Molt, corner
l'nrk ?t
Fiiankk. ? Friday morning, April 12, Nkli.iR, eldest
dauguier ol tbe laie Koward aud comellu M. Frauk*.
Friends ?r lUVIied to aliuud tlm luneral, iroin ber
laie res.deuce, 162 Eust 46lh St., on Mou.lay, April 15,
at three I*. M.
(iiatm ?At Koche>.tiir, N. Y., on the lltb mst.,
Lawia U. Uiuim, aged 2U years, loriuerly of New York
(iKirfiTim?On April 12, 1878. Hannah M. KowtnTi,
wile 01 Cliarle* Oriflilha, lu the i2d year oi her ago.
Kelutivu" and frientia ol llie lamiiy are invited lo at
leud tbe luner I on Muuday, at one 1*. M., at tbo resi
dence ol Iter motn?r, Ioini>kin?viile, Stuien Island.
MatiiAWAt.?On Thursday, April 11. CoRAtit, ?ldoW
ol An.KI Halbawuy, aged OJ years.
Kelatives anil Iriends are rospeotlully Inviieu to
atieiid imr funeral' services, on i ue?U?y, April 1?.
ia ir o'clock 1*. m., ai linr laie rcaideuoe, Nu. 42V h.ist
j!,S!VNViiiirka ?On Thursday, April 11, Aaron V.
IUhDRICKB, Hi the 83d year of hia age.
Funeral services st Ins laie resuance, 204 Honry
si., on Monday, April 1ft, at one P. M.
New Brunswick (N. J.) p pars please copy.
Hoi.mks.?In Bronkiyn, ou Saturday, April 13, AD
dik K., wife ol John H. Holmes and dnugbtor ol Mary
a. and ibe lata Michael 'I rappall, Jr.
The relativos and Iriend- ol the lamlly are lnvitea
to attend the funersl, Irom Nostraml Avenua M. r
Chnruh, on Monday, iho Iftth lusl., at half-paat two
? iiitfii. ock.?On Friday, April 12, Colonel Jamm
Hoo??v*i.t Hucbcoc*. age?l 87 yeara. u
URKKSWKill I.OiMlk, NO. 4?i, >. AND A.
Vou are herehy tiunimoued 10 roeet at in
|?UMe room, Masonic lemple. 23u si. snd Olb a*.,, on
M-ndav, "be Ift.h at tf:.W A. M. -harp, to pay the ast
tribute ol retpeel to our lato hrolber, J'>eies Boos,
veil HIIcIicoqk. CMAKI.K8 II. V ANOKDKN, Maataf.
Ascii.M Accariku auwtxMu Hitr?lua members ol
Tempi >r Lodge of Perfection, Tenaolar Council of
Prii.ces ol Jerusalem aud Tcuipluf Chapter ol Rosa
< roix are liercuy requeued to assemble Id purple
mourn in/ at Ma-ouic lemple, llouday, at ball-past
ume A. U., to attend ibe luuerul creiuouiae of our
late brother, Juuie? K. Hitchcock. IStb. By oraer,
C. T. MOCLENACHAN. 33d.
JO-EPH M. LEVEV, 82d.
EDWaRD M. L EHLERS, 324.
William S. Patkkso*, U2d, Grand Secietury.
HkadwCaktkr* Ninth KKUiKfcNT, N.G.,3.N.Y?NmW
York. Atiill 1 2. 18T8 ?Goner.il Order* Xo. 3.
I. ?It is with leelmg? of tbo deepest orrosr and re
gret that the Lieutenant Colonel announces iho Uoutli
ol Coiouel James Roosevelt Hitchcock, ol this com
mand.
II.?This rouiraont will assemble at tbe armory, la
full dress un lorm (white gloves), on Monday, the 15th
toil., to pay tbo last tribute oi reaped to the do
ceased.
Koll call of companlea at ten A. M. sbarp.
Field and stud (dismounted) will report to the
Leu tenant Colonel commanding, and tho uou-uoin
ini?.sloned stair, bund und Held music to tbo Adjutant
at the same time and place.
HI.?The coiuuiauduot of eacb company will make a
detail of onu sergeant to report to the LieuteniiLf
Colonel at above tunc.
By order M. P. L. MONTGOMERY.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
Clifpokd a. II Bartlktt, Adjutant.
Hokuklt.?On Saturday, April 13, or consumption,
Grohob W. Uukbki.t, iu tbo 28ih year ol bis age.
The luneral will tuke place on Mouday, April 15, ai
one o'clock P. XI., from tbo residence ol bis brother,
Marrus Iiorbult, No. 9 Dominlclc at. Interment in
Calvary Cemetery.
Kau.v.?Aprh 13, 1878, at the age of 49 years and
10 months, Ei.ias Kaun.
Notice ol Iun**ruI iu to-morrow's Hkralk.
Lloyd ? 1'hursday, April 11, ol consumption, Jobkpu
Lloyd, of Pembrokeshire, Wales, a^'id 47 year*.
It datives and Iriuuds, aiso mumbors of St. David's
Be no tit aud Ancient Britain's societies, nro rospect
fully mvlica to attend th'.' luneral, Irom his late resi
dence, 124 East 32 d st, Sunday, April 14, at one
o'clock.
Lowkrrk.?On Saturday, Apt II 13, Randolps
Loivkhrk, aniHl 79 years and 2 months.
Rei itivcs and Irietiils of the tamily nro invited to
nttend the luneral service, Irom ins late resideuco,
301 Wesi 12ih sL, Tuesday, April 16, at thrco 1'. M.
Millkr.? Ou Friday, April 12. Akrietta Banckkk,
relict ol Hugh Miller, ayed 83 years.
Relatives and frieuds uro Invited to attend tbo la.
nural, at tho bouao ol her son-in-law, James U
Thomas, Pluinflold, N't J.. Mouday, 16iu lust., at too
o'clock sharp. Remains will be taken to Cemetery ol
[ the Evjrgruuus. Carriages will meet the 8 aud 8:43
A. M.. traius by Central Railjnud o( New Jersey, lrotu
loot ol Liberty at.
Mookk.?On Friday, April 12, John K. Muork, la
the 23 i your ol his ace, son ol J. K. Mooro.
His relanvos and Irleuds are respooUaily invited to
atteud tue luneral, lr -in hu into residence, No. 81
CurmiD'! St., at nno o'clock, on this .Sun lav.
Nolan.?Ou Tnhrsday, April 11, 1'HoMAa Nolan,
bus1>i>? i i oi Jiuie Not in, in u.u 02d yo ir ol bis age.
Relatives and mon^s ol this laimly are respectlully
invited to attend the luneral, Irom bis late residence,
201>g Warren st., Jersey City, ou Sunday, 14tb tost.,
at one P. M. sharp.
O'Connor.? On Snturdav, April 13, Bridoki
O'Connor, in tho 33d yvtir ol her ago.
Relatives aud Irietius are rrkpoctlully invited to at
tond the luueral, from tho residence ol her mother,
Mary Hourke, 337 East 0th sL,ou Monday, April 15,
hall-past one P. M. ,
Qui.nlan.?On Thursday, tbo 11th Inst., Joii.n W.
Quinlan, iu tho 1 Stli year or his ago.
Relatives and friends ol ibe laiutly are respectfully
invited to ttttond the fuuerui, iroin tbo resideuce ol
bis mother, id Ro.io St., this (Sunday) afternoon, at
one o'clock.
ItociiK.?On Friday, April 12, a'tor a abort illness,
I'lULir Rocuk, In the 23d year ol ills a^e.
Friends ol tbo family are Invited to attend bla
luuorul, to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock, Irom bis lata
resideuce, 307 Mauison st., New York, without lurtbur
notice.
Saxk.? U No. 2,334 2d av., on tbo 13tb lust.,
Jos Mr ii Saxk.
Tue relatives and friends are respoctrally Invited
tu atteud tlio luneral, irom the Methodist < hureh, cur
lier ll'Jin st. aud 2dav., ou Mouday, the loth iust., at
eleveu o'clock.
Smith.?Iu Tollaud, Coun., April 12, of pneumonia,
Johki'h Smith, o! Now York, years.
Tue relatives and frionda ol the family uro respect
lully invited to uttend the luneral, from the residence
01 his brollier-in-iaw, G. W. Smnb, No. 1,031 Broad
way, Brooklyn, ou Monday, April 1ft, at two 1'. M.
Hknhy Clay Loduk. No. 277.?Bmeruitkn?You arc
bereuy suiuuioued to moot at tno Lod^e Rooms, 40i
Grand at., ou Mouday, ball-past one o'clock P. M., lor
the purpose ol attending the luneral ol our lata
worthy orotbor, Joseph Smith. Membors ot aistei
lodges are cordially invited to attend. By order
E. J. F?Ritr, Secretary. C. S. GREEN, Master.
Smith.?On tae 11th mat., Margakkt, relict ot thf
late Peter Smilb, ot New York, iu the 50tb year ih
be.- uge.
Tbo lelatives und Iriemja are rospoctfuliy invited id
the luneral, Irom her la'le rosldeuce. 447 West 60lb
at., ou Sunday, the 14tli lust., at ouo P. M.
STYGKitAN.?At Port Richmond, 8. L, April 13,1873,
Emma, daughter ol Richard -4. aud Mary J. Styckmuu,
uged 2 years, 5 mouths, 11 days.
Funeral Monday, Aitii Id.
TooPkit.?Friday, April 12, 1S78, Franoks Gk.\x?
yikvk, daughter ot Mortimer G. aud Etta l'ooper, a^id
1 year, 3 months and 8 days.
interment at Fishk.H.
Tkkoaskis.?Ou Friday, April 12, Maky Emma
Ro^iK.i beloved wile oi Herbert Treguskut.
Futifral Irom her lalo resideuce, No. 134 Weat28tn
sL, in is day, at one P. M.
Von DM Li ktil ?Ou Anril 13, Hklbnb J W., daughloi
ol Eide und Muthilde \ oudarlietb, aged 7 years und 2d
day*.
Notice ot luneral horottier.
IIKLIUIUKS \OillKN,
"? T ukaSd ' m'mn ' iiXuuribi i rn" a v.. n "TAif Siri
- l'machln* by Kev. Win. lluio pi tone. Subject*?
111;*!, "ilmy to be saved 7 :30, "Tlia Tell \ .'gine " ? .in
put tomporancu incatuiK. Sinning by W. W. Bentley
and cboru*.
AH f H ON aTk UoTUAL Cllt'RCH. 4*TI I BT., WKSl
nt Oth MV.-T.ia ilov. A. II Carter, D. D.. will pre?cb al
IU)|J A M. The It v. Frederick Courtney will preach at 1.
tfyen t(onic at ~'4 i* M.
\ STlUKlN'i LfcCTUKh sUXOaV bVKNINti. IK. Vf
JYlliirvi.iii Ilall.tfth av. ami l.'d ?t., by .Humi liuil un
*'lti ..iiretlimi ol Je?u?" and "SDlrllualUm." Spiritual
conference at 21, I'. M.
? r. hT CI CUB SUNDAY, AL.?0 TUKsOAY AM)
? Ihurtdty. at 8 t*. M , 310 4m av. LlZ'iltL NKA'lLL
Medium.
A" I TiIiVm.VN J KWlldAli'MOHLIKOti. ON S>TH ST.,
en?t ot -tHi U'arki nr.. tlio lie*, (ilivur Oyer will prructi
Iroui Joiin xlv., 10, J'l, on "title wlilc'i I'ilate I'ut on Hie
t'ru?? in llabraw, Urot ami Latin." Visitor* cordially
welcomed. Service* .it tl A M.
MiOtlC AN TbSpBlUNOK UNION.? COOt'ltR IN
illtnte Sunday, 3 o'clock. A br.lliant array ol taient.
frotelaor titan*. till' eloquent loader ol tnp it. iorm l'lulia|
A. S. Draper, h?n.. tbe aol j advocate ot total pr.ihloltl. n;
!%??. C. s. liiackweil. ol ilrooklrn. and other* will apeak.
MUe Druinraoiid and tlie choir will >Iiik Collection, ft
at lilt. at ih? door. ' W. II. MUN0Y, I'reei taut.
iik.xHr U I'lau, Secretary.
HlKliiy l.nport?nt uniiouneement concerning Krancit
Marvliy, the ureal t rap Tauce reformer Come mid h 1 ar it
l xKiTlt!^"kT.Fk,; A .\ (J r. U.sluN. (iKA.MII OVA
/\t:ou Tammany )>.? ildlnir. ?! o'clock To.iini iul u pro
?riiuit.on to Kev William H. A llleck by Kmuia (late* C ma
lm. ejito* I'ailaJiuiu. fepeakiir* -i.*r. Robert Crook.
LL D.. l'rote?enr luwlni; e.iitor Chuich t'alaii, ami Mr,
AlUec*. tbe I .tier two will *taK. "nay .Not" i.agHell and
Letter, "Niitvt/ and .Hue." itecitalioii, "Creed of thii
I,ell.," by Liitla Auld stan t on. JOHN NOHI.K, I'real
dent, lnueraoll l.ockwood. Vice Kreaideiit. J. H. U xkliu.
Secretary
At 222 \vk t ??".rnst.. sund7\\ i i:ksd ?v,
Thur* lay an I SitBMay, 7SMP. M , Uri L'ul?u \Ve?t
brook, spirit Talking. Iniei"prct .tion and Taat Median,
A t 0111 CKhM Fm O IlAlX, "??Tll A v.. Coii ,N lilt ikiiI
JVat.?Uai .ii narvlco. Rev. Sun>tu>l Ooiconl,
prsarbek at S:HU, sniidny afternoon; >uijpct, *Tbn Cruel
Lxioa.'' Slutti'iif l>y Cbarlen l<. Uanu ami the ureal choir,
seat* ftee ; everybody welcome.
A-Mimr.N "i.li Kiik: ST i a mTkctukhs k?k must
?Society Spiritual tat* f. M ; *a'.Ject, "Man tl>?
t'roatare of CircumUaac 1" *>id 'ClroutHaiaiica the Crea
t<ir?ol Man." Morntiilecture. In1, Meats iree. No. 54
W . *1 S3d at. < hllil ?u'? l.\ceum, 'J', I'. M
C1IIUUCH OK TilK IIKAVi.M.i K.-.sT. Oil. HOW*
yian i, II A. >1 II v I)..an ?evm >ar. I I'. M. Thumlay,
s l'. M.. Holy Commutilon, eermon ny |)r Cottoa ? mltti
('iilt'RON or fun n??la* rAVIik K (HAWK'S X >
ym. riali, U.r>tn ?t., near Madixin a*.?lUtituiar nervice*.
Insui ?. M.i 7:1 I I*. M.. "Eteroal I'anlaUaeat." Kricn.t*
ol ihii cliiircii and lli >*n wiil n.* to vlu their crowu by
wyrk especially invited, -rait :i
ttttiji^li Of TilK aTO??II#NT. iiulmi.) a v..
) Mt'i it. Siriii'"* at 1 I A. K. | 7 :i"i I* M Kiel or. Her.
V. C Till any. will officiate. ?
CltiUMOII Of TUB MKSHIAil, MTtl Mi. AM) PAllK
1 av.? Wm. It. A lifer, II A M. Snujoct?"Hope, Ita
I'.aee ami Office ?? Htiman .Nature." hveutuic. 7 :t3-"riio
?. II kill L?if an I It* Motive*,"
CYTfuitcli o. ,<!ilili""kaviuuu (Sixm i.mvi-. s viZ
/i*t -oclotyl. ?Iilli-t.. <orner ntli av -llev. II l-av
wilt preach at II A. M. and ;??. S. ll Caran al 7.45 1'. .M.
tHIUBCIi OK Till DIVIMK PATiVitNlTV. :.ii A V.
/corner 15th t.?Kev. K II. Chiipm, O l>.. prearhe* II
A. .4. bxletnporaueoa* adiirea* and nualeai v??uar? H
v ?
(fnOBCM or ~thk holv iritir. stth ?t.. .m a t
/Kara av.?film Sund iy. Hev. \ir. tlnihiert, S an i 10:t J
A. M.; Kev. Dr .n, 7.. i I' M
/I iACh CllAKlsl?KKV. WtLl.lAM T. hOHbHT fA^
?t 11 A. M. mi?i 7:ilU 1*. M. <??rfnun
li> Ki? ? Or. Moimin.
HKLLi-BV si't. IAU It MMMaT ^ JUtIN ll!
Kox will reply to <'..i*nel Innei*oil, at Chiokann^ Hall,
till* ev.intn* .-evor?l eailnnut cleriivmen will occupy
tent* ou tllo platlorm an i ttra Itav. Il. nry Wan! Ueoclier
will pr ulde.
Lyric iiali., srii w., s,-. t? 4.d r -.o, ?
Itift on "Tha itavival I'renaraiorv to ClnUt't .--aeorid
< omlNff," Sunday n.veiiiiiK, 7o'clock. No collection.
Seat* fiee.
"*"Lhan's i/iiUitOiiV i.AHr 4m ii -.r,-iiii. ki-.vT
t^i: W Morrill, rector; ralia suinlav nervic * 7. |lt;l.\
lit: 15 A. M ; 4 M Ho rt Krldny. ?, lut.ln a M , 12: in ?
"Ihe -even Word*," H I'. M. Riwnar Kven, Klrnt Veepern.B
o'cltiefc.
^OCIBTV ,tlK llTjlllANlT*, HCIR.IOB HAi.l~?rTi
tjst., near' tlroailway. I?i>i.iur*e tnU afternoon ;x^
o'cl iik, by Mri. < lara Neymaiin. subject?"M'omau'a
*ork ''
ST. IO>aTIUI' UMMMUM, ill'II sr., HKfivITk> -?r,c
ami litii av*.. Dr. K.tar, rector, nllkiatliii;. ?Service*, 7,
H, tOW eiiornl rei. liratl. ii, 71, ehor.il. MaaMf Tliur*ilaT,
7 A. .cliorul cell'ligation. Good Krluay. 7, private ilevo
tlnn*( 0. matin*, with ?eriuon; 1'?,?*. Ittanyi il. reproacha*
and pro-an.iphom; 12, the three Mil' .iKony aermon.
ST. MARK'S. 2D AV. AND KlTII SI'.-MKY. DR. KY
i tnee will ineael'. at II o'clock, and Itav. Or. Vtllllaraa, ?
ut i?eorrf?'? I'liurcii. at 7:45
rflllK rROKLK'S hKRVICB 1!? TUB CIlUltCH OK
X ihe Holy Trinity. Madi-on ar. and 42d *t. -Sunday even.
If.tr. at 7 :.m o'clock. Itav Stephen II. T|tuk, It., will
ore ith.
Topla?"Preaenl Salvation."
?'|inR Tltl K KROPITIATtpN.,,--LKCTUB!s BY Tllll
J. Itar. John ("ott'in Snilili D. I)., Hhitreli ot the Ax on
*iou, cornar inli ar. aud loili it., Sunday, Aim il 14, at 4 f.

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