The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1858, Page 5

THE BROOKLYN HOMICIDE. Oerener’s Imvestigation—Importaut Testime- my, Showing the Presence ef Accomplices, dic., de, Yesterday Coroner Snel proseeded to investigate the @weumstances attending the death of Resansa Kelly, whe @ame to her death at the City Hospital en Saturday morn- tug, from the effects of wounds imflicted by her husband, Jobn Kelly, on the night of the Friday previous, Theevi- deuce shows the husband to be of an extrgme jealous dis- Position, and that they had long lived unhappily from that @ause. Ho had becn absent from Aer the greater part of ‘the winter, at the Penitentiary and Almshouse, and en his veturn found her at her sister’s house, After applying to Rer abusive and insulting epithets, he seized her and in- ‘Micted several stabs en her persen, two of which were waflleiont to cause death, then oscaped, and throwing the Imuife over the Nayy Yard wall, had proceeded a short @stance, when he was arrested and held to answer, and Bow awaits the action ef tue Coroner's jury. Another persen has been arrested as an accessory before and after the fact, and yesterday important evidence was elicited @riminating him. The following is the evidence adduced M. D., aworn—Was called to see the de- eeased, Rose Kelly, about half an hour after the injuries her; there were six wounds on her im the abdomen, and the one in the hips, were wounds as if inflicted with a sharp instrument, probed the wound on the right side of the abdomen; the hemorrhage had coased wheal coe, but the omen abdomen, about two or three inches; doa’t think it was cut; dia not inquire who gave the wounds; she said that her busband inflicted the wounds; we bound up the wounds ‘and took measures to remove her to the hospita:; (knife shown;) the wounds might have been produced by that kite serene Ahk Kelis, oun 6 pels). Dr. David Farley sworn—Was led to attend the pa- Ment at public house at the corner of Navy and Prospect , shortly after she received her wounds; was in eompany with the last witness, and ha’ heard Simony, agree with him as to the nature the wounds in- A bermorrhage from the wounds had mostiy when I saw her; she had evidently lost much bleed; she was suffering from the shock when | saw her; merely reduced the omentum and sent her to the hospital fer farther treatment; she said it was her husband that had stavbed her, and that it was with a new knife; the ‘wounds in the abdomen and on the external surface of the item were punctured wounds; those on the thigh were Mmeiseod wounds; (knife shown;) that instrument would produce all the wounds; the poiat ef the knife is broken, vac tage) either of the abdomi- ceased until after death, witnessed a post spn fer examined the wounds for sciea- not ot the body, because I to be called ag @ witness; the wound on the abdomen, a little above the navel, and i g i EEE 583 B a es si I navel; it was an oblique wound, slightly uy ward, internally ailave wo two and Loree irter inches, when it penetrated the abdominal cavi external dimension is three quarters of an inch; there 6 algo @ wound on the right hip, ir superior four aad « half inch rol right, but more a side, the wos, of L~ an = a long; portion small intestine called “illium” bad been cut across or trans. fixed; this was 2 small wound, not more than one third of an ; Bo fecal matter had escaped from it; there was ‘8 good deal of coagulated blood in the track of the wound “It served her right, biteh;’ 1 asked him was instrument with which be inflicted the wounds; he told me to go and find it, did not say where it was told that the knife was thrown over the Navy Yard wall. John Fi sworn (knife shown)—Saw a knife similar to that the Navy Yard wall, about five or six feet from the wail, It was between Prospect and Sands streets, ag Fe g272 i Navy il aff ii He i i 3 gE Hi 3 : i t ie a) i ELT: Fetae] : sl Fa i iF sBEeaeee 23 Z e323 if ral = a = 2 4 Fi if g i > Hy s s we : . 53 2 5 5 ; ii ii z i i i HH Fe] tt Hf witaess, and kieutify the one found inside the Navy Words " | waa adout three fect from the wall; it was shut; tee was broken fhe #ame ae it i BOW; there was biood on the Diade; a small boy wae with mo, and Flogan was with me ai the ime, | took of the knife and took # to the station house of Mire. Ann Conlam sworn—Am a sister of the deocased ; eleven yoars ago ahe was living in Carroll strect; don't hoow the number; my él-lest son is thirteen yeare old the 7th of Jane; had been married to the About sixteen yeare, previons to the boy John, who ia the fecond of the children, boro, they lived happiiy togetior, bawe never lived bappily since that time; tne firet cause of the difficulty wae a man who boarded with them, who, on one Samiay morning, spat on hor foot as she was tying Ler eboes,; her husband took it up, aud cince FEW YORK HERALD, FE ef di if ith Eg Be 44 gE ut i E i tf FEES ite ee EH mT 3 A g razor aod laid the edge e he waa in- | 5 zZ : 2 B vue Hospital, after being confined; he told me that I lied, and then asked for his children, who were at school ; he mn went away; on Friday Barney Rooney came to my house, and abo isoner came in; Barney shook hart deceased, and inquired after her health; she asked when he had seen Kelly, and he said on Wednesday previous, at the hospital; in reply toa question by the prisoner, Barney said he was going to the city the jay, but prisoner advised him noi to do 60, as work was very dull; deceased then asked witness to go to a house where ber husband used to resort, and see Pre was out of the hoepital; Barney promised to find out whether Kelly had got back; be went out then, and I have ‘not seen bim since, about half an hour after Kelly came in; he walked into the room and bade me good day; he epened the door without knocking; Rosa was there; he said, ‘Rosa is not in Bellevue today, is she?” I said “‘No;”” he atid “No, you —;”’ he asked deceased ‘Where is your brat’—where is your stinkweed brat?” zhe said “it is not here; be asked if she could swear it was his, and she replied she could take ber oath to it; he said it was not— it was Rosner’s, a boarder in the house; he told her abe could not swear it was his child, ana cailed her a —~; Rosa was standing at tho table at his time; he kept walk- fog around the room as he spoke; when he came in he had his right band im his bosom, and kept it there all the time until a to use the knife; she gaii to him, “ You bave ing in your breast for me:”’ he replied, “ No, Rosa, mark, I have not; she then turned to the clothes horse to pat the piece she was ironing on; Kelly then gave a spring towards the door, thinking that | was going to open the door for her: he said, “Come, by Jasus, you ——, you have got to take it now,” he then caught her by the neck and forced her against the corner near the win- dow; he then rose up at her, and the firat time he stabbed her was in the abdomen; he was etanding in front of ber at the time, and then gald “ Nancy ( ng witness), you have got to take it too;’’ I tried to interfere, when he Taisea the knife at me; 1 took hold of his arm, but let go again, as 1 was arraid of him; he next struck her in the thigh; the last blow he gave ber was on the hip; [the fact of this blow being given last shows how the point of the knife became broken ;) while he was inflicting the blows he was continually using abusive epithets towards her; deceased only screamed once, and that was at the first biow; heard my sister say that McCormick was outside, but Idid not seé him; saw no person in the house or out- side that I know of; after Kelly left the house, saw McCor- mick outside on the sidewalk ; some one knocked him down: be was barebeaded; don’t know who knocked him dowa; McCormick then went away, and I did vot see him again: McCormick before be fell was trying to hit that were a tempting to etrike Kelly; when I eaw Mc- Cormick im the street some one was trying to “ lick’ Kelty, when McCormick attempted to aséault them, and was knocked down; he then got up and wen! away; de- ceased was acquainted with McCormick, and he and Kei'y were always comrades—so! heard from my sister; Rooney has no bome—is a vagrant; he was intimate with the er; after deceased was stabbed, and the doctors had hed dreesing her wounds in the store, she told me not tolet herchildren goto Flatbush nursery; take care of the children; have Barney McCormick taken up; Rooney set him on; deceased ran to the store on the corner her- self after she was hurt. Hannah McGee sworn—Live in the same house with Mrs. Conian; it is the third house from the corner of Pros- pect street, in Navy; when I came into the room the prisoner was standing in the middle of the floor; deceased ‘Was standing near a table; witness corroborated the testi- mony given by Mrs. Conlan es to the manner of the prisoner towerds his wife while in the room, but went out into the street before blows were struck; was out but & moment when I beard the screams; when I heard the screams went back as goon as poesible, and went into the room; no one went in with me; saw no man come in after I went in, and no man there but Kelly; wituess corrobo- rated the testimony of Mrs. Conlan as to the manner in which the blows were inflicted; lly by the bead and struck bim wilh a ® broom handie over the hesd; he made a rue! at F pri ‘an iron pet he bad in his hand; Kelly ran away imme- diately; when Kelly first came into the house MoUormick was with him; while Kelly was in the house McOormick stayed on the stoop of the corner house; | saw him stand- inggthere when I was talking with Mrs. Hamilton. ¢ inquest was bere adjeurned until this evening at 7 o'clock, in order to procure the attendamee of witnesses whe could testify as to the acts of those who are supposed to be accessories to the murder. Our Old Point Comfort 5 Own Point Comrort, April 15, 1858. The United States Frigate Colorado—Troops for Utah— Landing of Recrwita—Work at the Arsenal and Rip Rape— Value of Land and Invitation to Farmers. The Colorado, one of the best ah'ps belonging to tho United States navy, is still in Hampton Roads, and it is not yet known when she will sail. Largenumbers of persons from this place and Hampton have visited this model o naval architecture. She is some five or #ix hundred tons Jarger than the Pennsylvania. An order has just been received. to the effect that com- pany C must at once start for Utah by the Fort Leaven- worth route. Atthat place the men are tobe mounted and proceed with all despatch to join Gen. Johnston's com- mand. Ibave been informed that other troops are expected here at an early date from Florida. Quite a number of recruits arrived this morning by the Baltimore steamer. Active preparations are being made for the completion of the arsenal. Also at the Rip Raps a large force has deen employed, and the energetic officers who have this work in hand will doubtless lose very little time in completing it. LT nctice that gevoral farms are offered for sale in this immediate section of the State, Loan safely say I know of no part of the Old Dominion more accessible, —— and healthy than this, It must, ina few years, the garden of the Btate. advantages are pume- rous and fac’ for travel and delivery of produce of every kind are very great. Lands in the tmmediate viel. nity of Hampten asd Old Point command from $60 to $100 per acre, and it is cheap at that price. It has been and is still advancing, though in somo parts of the country equally as good, if not better lands, and in delightful neighborhoods, can be bought for from $35 to per acre, within a few miles of town. This must become, toa considerable extent, a vegetable and frait ca coun try, from the cultivation of which for our Northern mar- kets immense sums of money will be yearly realized. if some of our substantial Northern farmers,"instead of go- ing to the ‘far West,” would come to this section, where they will receive a welcome, there is little doubt bat they would realize good profits upon thelr investments. Brooklyn City News. Brooxuys Crry Caxvassers.—The Board of City Can- vassers be!ld s meeting Thursday evening, tor the purpose of receiving the report of their committes appointed to ex- amine the retarps of the last election, but that commitice not being ready to report, the Board adjourned until Wednesday evening next. The committee met Thursday afternoon to take testimony in the case of the alleged frands in the returns of the Second district of the Twelfth ward, The testimony elicited showed that the iaspectors and canvasecre were incomptent to act, that they did not Properly administer the oath to persona challenged; that some of them were intoxicated, and that the retarns been altered since the oanvassers announced ie veel g35% jeff til Tae Sevan sy Unirep States Orricens or Four Taovsaxn Dou.ans worn oF SuvaouRp lalely seized’ ‘The person from whom the 6 5 person ent lew Yor! in the habit of rein jewelry to well known firms in Boston. He arrived fn Boston upon fast day, with poem bag and elry, but his customers havit Ch he lay, he went over to visit a on board the America, locked up his jewel: ro Onete btn | day, - = iz it its o was Officer. nsiste that the jewelry is of A: and that the carpet bag was as full when he went ‘on board = wee ety he left, while the offi- cer is equally ive was empty when first rhe it— Reston Transcript, “apr t, - Liqvor Licexss my Penney. vanta.—The Penn- sylvania Logjslature has just passed a new liquor Heense law, the main features of whiah are as fol- lows:—The miniaium price of licenses with sales of over $1,000 to be #25, and under $1,000 to be $15. In Philadelphia and Eitalyang the minimam to be $50. Hotels and taverns to be classified and rated ding to the sales. On sales of $10,000 the li- cense to be $400; on sales of $8,000 the license to be #250; on bales of $6,000 the license to be $150, and on sales of $2,000 the license to be $50. Retail to be rated as eating houses. Appraisers to be appointed to examine and detect adulterated and drugged liquors, and the sale of such liquors prohi bited aud punished. The Flood at New Oricars. [From the New @rieape Picayune, Apri!]2] Yesterday was a trying day for the levees which wall off the waters from our city and the plantations in its neighborhood. The rain fell in torrents and the wind blew Holently, so that the waters were forced somewhat above their ordinary level. Within the limits of Jefferson City there were no less than three breaches in the levee of from ten to fifteen feet each, but as a close watch was kept, no time was lost in the endeavor to close them, and fortunately, each attempt was successful. Between Pleasant and Toledano streets, at the upper line of this city, quite astream of water is this morning ranning over the top of the levee, but the earthen wall is too broad and substantial to be carried away, and laborers are now employed in raisiug the levee to a sullicient height to prevent the inflow of the water. ‘esterday morning the river broke through oppo- site Jefferson City, and though immediate attempts were made to close it, they proved wholly unsuccess- tul. Before night the breach was wihenad to at least 150 feet, and every hour tended still to increase its width. Through this wide opening @ flood of at least twelve feet in depth rushed like a young Nia- gare, presenting at the same time a grand and fear- ful spectacle. The whole plantation is converted into a vast lake, which is constantly enlarging its borders, and will, in the course of a few days, render boat navigation necessary in the streets of Gretna, McDonoghville and Algiers. The destruction of pro- perty resulting from this crevasse will prove im- mense. There was a small overflow zoey in the lower part of the Third district, but the Surveyor’s force soon repaired the broken levee,and as far asthe city is concerned, no fears are at present entertained. Mxs. Connrvomam-Burpaii—We never, after seeing the evidence, had a doubt of this woman’s uilt in the horrid charges brought against her, and faa it not been for the induence of gold, or the stu- pidity or blindness, or something else, of a public prosecution, we think she would have been convict- ed. There isa sig now that she will yet be brought to justice. ew developements, we learn contident , have transpired within a few weeks that warrant this supposition. The new of this extraordinary case will probably soon ade ublic, and the chief incidents of that horribly loody drama will be reinvested with still more thrilling interest, unless money and influence again smother it.—Detroit Advertiser, April 17. Axorner Granp Fourrerire Paavanx.—It is stated in a number of our exchanges that several men of wealth in New York, Buffalo and Chicago have it in contemplation to establish somewhere in the West a leviathan farm, of from 100,000 te 200,- 000 acres. Their object is to do for agriculture, by the use of combined wealth ana the power ot ma- chinery, what has been done in the past half century by the railroad and factory, to supersede the old stage coach and the spinning wheel. They will or- ganize the vast tract into two rivalized establish- ments, with a mili organization of labor, gigantic machinery to plough, plant, reap and render har- vests; vast herds of horses, sneep and cattle of the most select stock, and the cultivation of fruit and grains on a grand scal News Items. PrxnsyLVAnta Canat Orsnep.—The Pennsylva- nia canal is now open, and boats ing upon it at all points between Huntingdon and Calumbia. Ina few days the entire canal to Pittsburg will be navig- able. Tre Mrius 1 Lawnence.—Nearly all the mills in Lawrence, Mass., have resumed full time opera- tions. SALE oF THE Boston Masonic Temrie.—The De- ficiency bill which the House contains an item of $125,000 for the purchase of the Masonic Temple, in the city of Boston, for the use of the United States Court. Hoors—Ayorurr Victim.—Miss Isora Reese, cue eighteen, was burned to death near Gallatin, Tenn., on the 2¢%b ult., by the ignition of her clothing. Great SportinG Event Aneap.—A match race for $10,000 aside, $2,500 forfeit, four mile heats, has been made be- tween Gen. Thos. J. Wells’ ch. o. Stark, by Wagner, ont of Reel, and Mr. D. F Kenner’s ch. c. vious, (ove brother to Voucher.) Bake ogi out of imported Britannia, to be run over the Course, New Orleans, on the Satur- day preceding the regular spring meeting, 1359. A Pouricat Cuaycs —Hon. H. W. Miller, of North Caro- lina, who was on the Fillmore electoral ticket at the last Presidential election, and one of the ableat men in that State, has written a fetter announcing his determination hereafter to support the administration of Mr. Buchanan. ExeccTion or aN Ex-Mixister in New OrtRaws,—The execution of George W. Stovall, formerly of Virginia, and once ® Baptist ister, for the murder of Mary Ray Da- rand, with whom he was living at the time, took place in New Orleans on Friday, the inst. Unrrep States Founpry.—Lynchburg, Wheeling and Harpe: 's Ferry have extended invitations to the govern- fame) to establiah at those places the projected national ry. How Uncix Sax’s Mowxy Gorn. the “contin- $6, co ‘eco $0 067 60 1800 00 100 00 646 60 121 60 97 50 242 00 Portfolios... .... 1,007 83 Albums, plain iuminated..... 232 00 Smufl.....s.see0. 24 OO ‘Veota taper 10 50 Asommxa Vivet er Us.—Hon. William MeWillie, present Governor of Mississippi, and his estimable wife, have just Deen biessed with a twenty-first pledge of con)! af. fection. To ra aycep rv Wasmxctor.—James Powers, “the first Friday which shall be and will follow next the day on which the next term of the Circuit Court of the District of Colomb'a shall be terminated and brought to an end.” The prisoner will probably now have to em- ploy a lawyer in order to ascertain what day in the calen- dar ig fixed for his execution. A New Bayx mm Ricumoxp.—The bill creating the Rank . One chose and the other ither party would give in. Brecie at New Onreaxs.—The steamship Empire City, which arrived at New Orleans on the 12th inst. Ha. yana, at which place she connected with the steamer from Aspinwall, brought $160,000 in specie on freight. Exp ov 4 Fast Youre May.—The Richmond (Texas) Re- ad reports a case of forgery in that town, by J. 0. )bingon, for several years a resident of that place, and well esteemed. He bad been indulging and to eecape by swimming the Brazos. succeeded in croesing, but hia dead body drifted ashore ‘arrested in Cincinnati, on the 15th inst., for violating the ordinance forbidding them to drive nearer fifteen feet in passing crosswalks. From THR LAKES TO LIVERPOOL. —Seven vessels are adver- Lined to sail from Detroit direct for Liverpool, via the St. Lawrence, within a few days. Lumber is the chief Brox Jar.—The prisoners in jail im Columbia, 8. C., on : Papen tai i 3> i iH HF HEE E E t | i fist q 82938 is a Kriesp ny Licnrsrsa.—Abram Phelps, ® laboring man, recently from New York, was killed by a stroke of light: phy ag standing Onder # tree in « flekl near Cincinnati, The fluid no body save a small discolored spot on Dis left To mf Haxcen —Loefner, the Cincinnati marderer, i to ‘be hung on the 30th of April. Lanor S4rn oF Lane Vesuma.—The vessels belonging to the Lalre Navieation ny Were sold at auction in Roffalo on the 10th inet. and an amount of $429,400. There were five steamers, barks, ix . Some of the latter class vor. high aa 478 toma. Ono of the barks was 766 rtben. ™ ‘OOLLEN Mitra oN THe Pactric Coast.—The first woollen mill on the Pacific const has been set atSalem, Oregon, with four hundred and eighty 4 Gey. Catnory Terven Ort oy Kaxsis—The Pre. sitent has ordered the removal of the Surveyor General's office from Lecompton , Kansas, to Nebraska City, Nebras- ka Territory : Muale and the Drama, AcavEMy oF Music.—Musards eighth grand concert, in which Mme. DjAngri aud Messrs. Thal- berg and Vieuxtemps will participate, is to take place this evening. Full particulars of the affair may be found in the advertising columns. BroapDWay THEATRE—Mr. and Mrs. Waller have been re-engaged, and are to perform this evening in “Philip of France,” a tragedy in which they have particularly distingumhed themselves with the fre- quenters of this theatre. The entertainments close with “Shecking Hvents.” Nisxo’s.—Mile. Rolla, whose engagement will close in a few nights, is to appear this evening in the charming ballet of “!.a Bouquetiere.” Mlle, Zan- fretta will dance on the tight rope, and the Ravels =a perform in their great pantomime, the “Golden BE. Bowrry.—The peculiar local drama entitled the “Three Fast Men,” in which the sisters Lucille and Helen have become great favorites, is to be withdrawn after this evening. It is to be followed by the Scotch play called the “Warlock of the Glen.” Burton’s—Brougham’s last comicality, the “Great Tragic Revival,” the eccentric comedy of the “Nervous Man,” and the lively tarce of the “Man Without a Head,” will enable Messrs. Burton, Brougham, Walcot and others to keep the audience in good humor to-night. Watwack’s.—The new London play styled the “Love Knot,” is to be enacted for the second ti in New York this ‘hay The comedy of “ Sketches in India” follows. Messrs. Lester, Blake, Davenport and Sloan, Mrs. Vernon and Miss Gan- non have characters. Lavra Krenr’s.—The last opportunity of wit- nessing that unprecedentedly successful spectacle, “The of Ice,” will be afforded this evening. It is necessary to shelve it in order to make room for anew American play that has been long in prepara- tion. American Museum.—Buckstone’s thrilling drama entitled “ A Dream at Sea” is announced for this afternoon, and Mr. Watkins’ new moral play, “ The Heart of the World,” atnight. Mrs. Howard and the author perform in the latter. MinsTreLsy.—Burlesques on the Musard concerts occupy conspicuous places in the “ colored A programmes for to-night. The farces consist of “The Sleigh Ride” at George Christy and Wood's; the “Dream of Shovelry” at Bryant’s, and the “Virginia Mummy” at Matt. Peel's. TmatnicaL Movemmnts.--Mr. Buckland advertises that he will open the Montreal theatre at the ond of May. During the recees the house has been entirely renovated and re-furnished, and it is now one of the beat theatres in America. A farowell benofit will be given to the Boone children at Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway, on the after- noon of next Saturday. are about returning to Europe. Mr. James G. Maeder, the popular composer and teacher, will have a benefit concert, on the 27th instant, at Mozart Hall. 6 programme will include the names of many distinguished musical and dramatic artista. Mr. ‘Wilkins’ comedy, ‘* Young New York,’”’ was acted at Mo- pile, April 6, for ‘the benefit of Mrs. J. H. Stoddart, A complimentary benefit to Mr. T. D. Rico is very properly “on fet.” The National theatre, Boston, has cloaed. The Howard Atheneum, under Mrs. Barrow’s management, is nightly crowded. Miss Robertson is at the Bostoa thea- tre, “The opera at Washington commenced on Monday to ‘@ fuil house. Se fens of Now York, from the 10th day of In the city anc ‘orl . abr to the 17th day of April, 1858. Men, 107; women, 77; boys, 149; girls, 183—Total, 456 ul Mens, az? oaks, females, ren, 282; males 210; colored persons, 10, * pIRea ss. Adults, 184; chil ‘Abscers, of log and thigh. 1 ‘Albuminaria and Bright's a IO Pee fee pemeeteteter teterererererey Hormone emtnare number of deaths, com Of 1866 and 1867,and of Btomach, ' bowels, other digestive organs. — neat and gene- | errs Randall's Ia! i. Nara. Hoa’l, 1 jal 3 Oty napecter’s Department, New Tort, Apel Tr, 1866. PERSONAL, ————— eee p38 L. N.—A LETTER FOR YOU AT THE SAME PLACE. ELEN—ALL'S WELL; 18 IT SO WITH THRE! BE H'ci'sood cheer; hope and trust. A leter ewalte rou Proeears WANTED—OF MILES MATHEWS, FROM c Ireland, be sailed of Camaross, 5 fret cade meet tele hae ke ‘ ro thems. Su Nicholas Hotel, Rew ork. Wow Orionnn, Natcbee and St. Louis papers please copy. WISH TO KNOW your ad- dreea to the SRV e. MOTK OF FRIDAY CAME TOO Iaie, write egain immediately. TR. ©) it was ‘con! 0 the clerk membered seeing it; I just Hound is ove. There is one for you at the same place where you received the last. Yt CHARLEY,.—V. IS ABBENT FROM TIE CITY. 0. ————————————— POST OF FI ICE. Poo. geri, TICE. THR MATLS FO ALLFOM, ie a , 8. steamer ihe Weel, will close as thin «fice. an the th ey on Pe NA Toclock PM. IRRAG T. POWER, Postmaster, ‘EW YORK VOLUNTERR BENEVOLENT ASSOUTA- tion.— A meeting of thie Association witli be held for the elemmon of Gt ihe Mercer House, on Wednesday even Ing) April 1, a8 o'elook;, All members of the rogiment are Invlied to attend, Mon TARRST DYCKMAN, President. Geass aoe } Viee Presidents, Crantrs M. Brower, Secretary. F UNION MUSKETEERS WILL HOLD THRIR SB cond Al hall at the Metropolitan Rooms, 16) Hester ot. on Thuredey evening, April 20, 1888 ‘ J. Fax, Beo. @, MORSER, ‘apt. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1858.—TRIPLE SHEET. Bi Few weeks wore valy and pos'tively Farewell Kagage- meat ip Amer ion of erless Brothers, wen GABRISL, ANTOINE and JERUMR RAVEL, ‘Turspay Evening, Aric 2), 1858, Laat night bu' four ef the Beautiful and Talented TERESA ROLLA, MARIETTA ZANPREITA, YOUNG AMERICA, Second night of the GOLDEN Baa. LA BO! Rote de Mat -Terena Holla Doors epen atts; to comme Tickets b0 cents, Childean 15 cents; Second Afternoon Performance, 84 ALLACK’S THEATRE. TURSDAY, 40/1120, second time in Amerios of ANEW COMIC DRAMA, in three acts, ef peculiar conan uation and striking effects, entitled ‘THR LOVE KNOT. New and beanuful scenery and costumes, The scenery, by Isherwood, will represent:— Act 1-—Drawing room and boudoir at Lady Lavender’s. (Scr 2—Miliner’s shop, wih view of the Strand, near Tem P ' Act 8.—The ‘Duke’s Head,” Kensington, with view ef dis “The ever popular peti dy of ever pop: te comedy a tkarcnes IN INDIA, will also be given, ‘These enteriainmesta' will combine the talents of Mr. Blake, Mr. Lester, Miss Mary Gannon, Mr, loan, Mr, A. H. Daven Mra Ye port, Mra Allen, Mr. T. 8, Johnston, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Gros vVenor—and other (avorite members ‘of this unrivalled eom- AURA KEKNK’S SEW THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. POSITIVE.Y THE LABT NIGHT. Ml be perf ba es rian re teeth to ia five acta, will be performed the tbriling roman: ve emiitled THE SEA OF ICE, On A Moruun’s Paarer Henrt de Lagcours, captain of the ship Urania Mr. Why Mr 4. F. Daly Mr. Jelfersvn Jean Medoe, » carpentes Mr. Pe tm, the Wild Flower of Mexico. eure Keene jarie, their daughter, aged 5 years. Little Mery Bullock irda oetaeaes eee eres ot Je le rings. sister o Louse. Virginia 0, Howard BYEOi al, NOTIOR. a To-morrow (Wednesday) evening, the theatre will be closed for the purpese of completing arrangementa for the produc tion of tke new American puiriotic drama, BLANOHE OF BRANDYWINE, whieh will be placed om the stece, with new scenery, munic, costumes, £c., 00 Tnorspay Evenrna, Arar, 22. Doors open at 7; to 001 mnie at 7% precisely. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. The public taste so jenpomasicaly Gementa @repetiion of those EXQUISITE LIFE STORIES, thai the manageme nt has consented to present, on TUESDAY. Apri} 20, 1888, Roth protaced tn the most perfect and attractive mannet VI s # WORLD, ina great clty, dedicated to the youth of young mon in the country should study ite teaehing; every E ggr thangs ocd in America may learn bial it her true mission. Melvile, a young man of fortune, Mr. H. Watkins; Delia White, with songs, Mra. Chas. Howard. After which the INDIA RURGRR FEatS of M. DUVERNE, afull grown man, who PUTS HiMBELF INTO A SMALL BOX, precisely 18 Inches square, leaving, berides, space for eigbt'quart wine hotties, in presence of the audience AFT! IN a! DREAM AT SEA; AFTERNOON AT 3. DREAM AT SEA} DREAM AT SEA; On, A Vinton or tHe Tnap, cast with the whole intellee tual ‘at of the company, APer which » Pad DE GROTESQUE on three logs 'o conolude with the amazing pf TUTTE RENEARSAL. toe theilimng dra ff NICK in RAE A the thril ma of Cl OF THE WOODB. ‘ua THE STORE found t'ed around the body of the assaasinat- ed YOUNG BAMUELS has been left here by officer Curry, the curious; as well as the LIVIN: ice ble EBON her orignal ia e py Family, amd the AQUARIA, of Ocean and iver Gardens, the curl y now tn Americas in which that little tal the stickle- back. 1s now BUILDING His NEST IN THE WATER. PORITIVELY NO FREB LIST. Admidance to all, 25 cents; YANTS’ MINSTRELS, 13 cents. B Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand street. Monday, April 19, and every night during the week. More Rovelties, Crowded Houses, 1) oe Audiences. First time ini the great musical burlesque, BULL'S HAD QUADRILLE. (sheep meat—beef eater) sla Mes(Oard, introductog the eele- brated Tuck Hammer Chorus, Bull’s Head Outtle show, Ex- ress Gallop. New Songs, Dances. Solor, Cballeage Dance, ‘cenes at Phalon’s. Bryant's DREAM OF SHOVEL RY. Doors open at 7; commence at so'clock. Tickets 25 centa, (UMPHANT SUCCESS, |g ar 444 BROADWAY, or MATT PEEL'S eat band of ” CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. Becond week will be RSPLETE WITH NOVELTY, VIRGINIA MUMMY, with Mait Peel by the CAMPBELUS BRASS BAND. ANPRE DANCE. ‘This week will bel oy: |. with i@inense effects, HE COATT: E SHOW, with DURHAMS BOUTH DOWNS and BERKSHIRES, 10) warranted of BEST STOCK, with the Mosard band. Tickets 25 cents. Doors open at7; commence at 8. Matt Pras. Managor | Dr. F. A. JONES........ Agent RAMKLIN MUSEUM, 177 GRAND STRERT, ONE door from way,--The above piace of amusement re-opeds for ihe season 10 DAY. pay of bevy rgd bony EVENING. ae ro formances w. e given, x IOS is es fc ee will pane 0b beth antartats - ag A we poplalageontas Tee Rew troupe. Other original itrsetions. Bee bille of the lay. MAN aRaND MUBTCAL ENTERTAINMENT, TURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1658, Tickets to be had for the present only of Mr. Wa2tet. s Broome street. ARTA oe ey {'pieartre in ensoupeing morestcectens at iieho cents; season Lieket 50 canta. T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. fee. N. A. Yar AND OBIGINAL TRAGIC COMBINA- BURTON as Shylock, BROUGHAM a8 Richelien, ‘WALCOT aa Iago. Miss POLLY MARSHALL a8 Julie ALL AT ONCE! IN THE SA PIECE! BMSCNS NATIONAL CONCERT, ROOM, CHINESE Builtings, 639 Broadway, near St, Nicholas Hotel.— tional attraction this week. ent of the Leonora, in addi Mme. Li Mies Ki warny, ng. La Master Alfred, Messrs. Barriion, Ellis, Mortimore, Coyellt, McAndrew, aid a full orevewira.” Admission 12 cents, Con: cert to commence at 7% 0'elo-k. ANTRD—A FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY, FOR THR summer season, alto leader of orchestra and good daneouse. Address Diama, Broadway Fost office. Apply early. PARTNER WANTED—TO JOIN AND TAKE ONR half interest ina cash established bustnoms. 0 capital fo oll thee will be sogured 0 7 (the lateront and duet usiness road way, Ey Pry NPR HOWRS £00. PARTNER WANTRD—TO TAKE AN INTEREST With the advertiser ins ready cash (raveiling bi tion Tw ap active man having from is arare opportunity. For bas no com callat 29 Broadway, room 4, ARINER WARTED-—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, P 000 1 $1,600, in an old eetablished grocery [iteraid oftee. Sere ae Good. secur wil spam an maar a wa security wil a : ‘Apply in person wo Mr, Gilbert, Ti wih, See eiee e im thin he heat hasiness Address with f pe lore 4 throes it man. ul o periesce, Heraid”ottes. "No agente, ‘oF fortune ergetic of Aa be mogesire js Tkely tor7ild w with real name, Publication, box 121 Herald 00, rife person willize to devote be stiagtion 10 io q@iliice levote bis jon this’ is & fine opportunity, Apply to W. 87M: asane siroet, roomy. . 0 RY GLAD TO La on wih some esisdli ow tebere a good Bnancial Thow}gige aad, few tua dred oul: malo araiiahie. Being ao experience a leesied puoiic writer, anor nawa- paper would gull him best ad tress FG. I, Herald office, 600 <A srtenpiy opPoRTUNTTY [8 NOW OF. |. fered to apy good steady man who wante to make an aE gaa cs ay) join yy wy ‘ertay lished, loys. fifteen, twenty ba ya “EavincstON & 00, No. 5 Beckmen “ 6.000 —A GOOD, LUCRATIVE BUS ial won'd be taken, For further parieviars call at 198 West Fifteenth ba before 104. M, orafieré P.M. Principals only need cal nanan ne ne GADEMY OF MUFIC.—TTERD A ‘Leanet and Director “~ ‘dmission +8 Cents | Reserved tenis Ticketa and reserved seals 10 be bad at wae Academy, Preusing’s 70) Broad way, amd *ibell’s, 0 Wall sure {he door: ‘The pubite are ‘respec fully requewied ‘iy tickets during the day, to avoid crowding at the night offices. NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SALE OF SEATS. ann sale of reserved peace aa henceforth commenee on tha eoecing every concert nes J IN FUTURE the concert will be divided into three parts, (bus enabling the Director wo give i" 0 INTRRMTSETONA, of fifteen minutes each, instead of ore ef longer ‘oration, TURSWAY, April 20, at 8 Do MOBAKD'R CONE the seventh in Amerien, tobe couiinued evry evening during one mont EXTRAORDINARY OOMMINATION, SEOOND GRAND OLAFMICAL PRSTIVAL THe SHAK BERLIO“ NIGHT, Exgagement of the great violimt#t, mogemens of HENRT VIECXTEMPR, ‘Who will make his first appearance, in addition to Mr. THALRERG and Mad. D'ANORI, MUSARD'S FOLY PLAYERS #ROM PARIB, THE MAGN FICENT OROHBSTRA, ‘The compositions selected for the Hec'or Kerlios night are among his most popular and mont eeiebrated works, Viz — ‘The two symphonic overtueva of LES 26 JUGKES AND Li CARNIVAL ROMAIN, WEBER'S INVITATION TO TLE DANCE, (instrumented by Mr. iierliog ) and THE BPISODK FROM P AUST, inaloding the far famed Hungarian revolotionary melody © THE RAKOTZY MAROH which on this oocarion will be performed for ihe first time tm America by THS MAGNIFIOZNT ORCHESTRA, which has now beeu rearrenged aud completed sone to be perfectly balance ‘On the same ov the eminent Violiniet, KI VIEUXTEMP =, will make bis frat appearence, and thus with Mr. THALHEAG and Mad. 0 ANGRI, will form the greatest combination ever offered at a Concert in America, even without teking into comald the exceedingly low price of admission of FirTs CENNTA, pee gene by the mass, from reasons fully explained in hig et announcements. ON THE BAME OCCASION, will be performed for the firat time, the ROHOS QUAD- ELLA PULKA, with RiLLE, by Mugard ; the soles by LE GENCRE. A new Fantasia on Ophiciefte by MORRAU, and the Overture to * Ses mis,” in sddition to the EX- iran PREES TRAIN GALLOP and LBB ZOU AVES. PROGRAMME. Pant I, Les France Jugen (Berlioz) Ariia, Tanered! (D’ Ane ty! vance (Berlioz), Luorezia Sorgia er 1). Invitation to the Pant 1: Le Carnival Romain (Berlion). Beriol’s (Vieuxtempa). Faust and Rakolzy March (Berlioz). Part LiL. Overvure (semiramia). Nella Polka (Logendre). Epanish Song (D'Angri). Lea Eobos (Qaadrille). Cphisleide Solo (Moreau). ‘The Express Train and Lee Zouaves, with the Marseillning. ON WEDRESDAY—THIRD BERLIOZ NIGHT, ON THURSDAY. A. Marnball C, Wemysa Acting manager.N. L. Gr age MADaKer First night of de re engagement of hand Mrs. WALLER. This evening, Tuesday, April 9 1888, willbe acted PHILIP OF FRANCE MARIE DE MARANIE. Philip of France. Marie de Merante. ‘After the tragedy the fares of SHOCKING EVENTS. BowERY THEATRE, Leneee sud Mannger...... Mr Rady Prices. xea and Parquet Beents: Pit 12 cents; Private boxes $6 and $3; sexta in private boxes 60 cents, LAST NIGHT OF THE STAR SIRTERS. 6 TUESDAY EVBNING, April 20. Last night of the THRLE PART MEN, TAREE FAST MEN, Last night of the STAR SISTERS. WARLOCE OF THE GLEN. RTON'’BR NEW THEATRE —TUESDAY, A new plere by Brougham. called HE GREAT TRAGIC REVIVAL An attempt to illusirate the eventa of every ‘ay life by the use of the porte and high flown language of the great dramatig heroes, now nightly presented to the public the bills of the theatre. Marcus rutus Richelieu Samith «Mr. Wi rown. Julietta Jessica Ha: ‘With the comedy of, VOCs MAN AND THE MAN OF NERVE, Mr M. Smit C jarce A BEAD, ta which Mr. Walcot will appear. ‘A new comis drams is in rehearsal; also a new musical oo e< ¥, by the celebrated translated for this theatre, W OOD'S BUILDIN i S61 and 533 Iiroadwar, near Prince atreet, PRODIGIONS SUOCESS GRO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, Open every ug, and on SATURDAY Afternoon, commencing at 26 o’elooke, when children will be charged HALF rKicK only, with & seleot ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT, With (Gtth woek) an entirely origiaal sketch, by , Introducing & DIOR AMI PANORAMA, TAK SLEIGH RIDE, entitied ‘Throngh Broadway snd Bloomingdale Road to Jones, Tickete % conte, Doors open at 6; to commence st 7%, onic. —Thuraday ach Wook will be set apart and callee ik OL Neat, when old favorite songs will be given, ‘OW OPENED ON EXHIBITION. TROYE’S ORIENTAL PAINTINGS. Tgivian Ploughmans A Bazaar tn Dassnta 0 7 ugbman. — ” At THI APOLLO ROOMS Opened from 10 A. M. to 10 P, M, Admittance 2 cents. HE FUTURE OF WOMAN IN AMERICA.—THE RE- T maining Lee ures of the course AM es given as Monet (663 Broad’ on the following subjects — WOMAN AND THE Vk FRANCHISE—By Mra, Laer, eh sa wo are LENRPIT 10 WOMAN OF ORGANIZEO EMIGRATION —By the Hon. Kii Thayer, Thursday, April 29. fares are in ald of Wie Bhirt Sewers’ and Beam- alreases’ Union, No. 1 Astor place. leoturers have gene- Fourly undertaken ihe series in view of the lmpertance of the subjects to be 5 HOMAN RIGHTS. MRE. LUCY STONE, whose simple eloquence has beer P feet by one of Our most distingalahed will vindieate the propriety of em, her own grievances h the elective (ranchine. Ladies desiring to bear Lectures can autend embarrasament, ag seats are secured aa stated below. ‘Ac mission + 80 Cems, Doors open at Ti Lecture commences at f. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SRA’ ‘The sale of reserved seata will commenee (only) at Williams Fiall & Bon's, 299 Drosdway, on Wednesday, the filet Inat., of Do'olook A. M. ‘Tickets may also bo had at all the principal book and musie stores on Broadway. AGIC.—MONS. ADRIEN, THE GREAT FRENCH MA- gician, having retired from the profession, will ach any person #1X SPLENDID FRATS FOR ONE DOLLAR, hall perform every feat periest vetors every feat lect his office, ‘Those wring from the country of elves where will reeeive full and expheit which enable them to perform aa weil aa tho personally of Mr. A. The adove ie the lovers of the marvellous. They maze & splendid enter- tainment for the parlor, or & fortune for thowe who wish to follow it ae profession. Mons. A.'s cabinet ine 1,000 foats—Inexhaustible bottle, eag b ribbon factory, to tell fortanes, &c Apparatus for Dail on, Or ¢n~ close $i to Meus, ADBIEN, 67 Allen s'reet, one door from Grand, N. ¥. 188 MARIA 8. BRAINERD'S popwortn's saLooNe TUSSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27. TRANGERS, COME TO-NIGHT To Mme. SAUVAGEAU'S Dancing Academy, To Mme. SAUVAGEAU'S Dancing Academy, 63 Broadway, opposite Bond street. Admission wering Woman redread: ii vecR nerto day. Fi HAYTER, 12) ON TAXES will moet in the City . room No. 12 a , the, S08 inetant, 68 . Srncysuen uml Kein, | note F CLOTHING WANTED.—LADT#S OR GEN. Cams cite {stim erect. NB "DUsEL DORE. aD ND GENTLEMBN FLAYING AWY C, Dysbiting second hand forntinre, Re, 1a dpe or Fe and a vibe fair vale tm Cach, 7 sending oF addressing 186 Seventh avenue, between ceive HARR! ty firat streeta, $1 $1000 WORTH OF NEW AND CAS? kets Gen ie gah te Sabess of reece » St the store, or addressing J. MORIA, 2 Contre INV ESE IN BROOND HA hy voting om ce sensing Wet eddrene INSURANCE COMPANY, Ot ricE,o iva FUND INBUR. oO, Oa et Taga — The iors. ae oom red wed balance Sertgtove rema mining [npald fauled ia and Saismarebte vere ARLES money ai, BANID MILLIKEN, Pere H, TirUs, JOHN C. HENDERSON, FRANKLIN H. DELANO. JOARPIT 8 VARNUM. Jr. BENAY M GRAHAM, Commissiogera,