The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1859, Page 5

_ THE ALLEGED WIFE’ POISONLNG. Court of Oyer ana Termtacr. Before Hoa. Jusge Roosevelt. ELEVENTH DAY—THE TES SY POR THE DBPENCE STELL Con’ Manca Us ~The People vs. Jas. Slephens.—The dest wit- noes called this morning was Jobo Puiman, wh» deposed that he is au assistant superintendeat of the Sabbath school in the Twenty-seventi street Methodist church, ‘and recollecte visiting Mra. Stephens twice during her fast iinces; mict Sophia Bel! as ho went in, and asked her how ber avut was—‘Ob,”’ says she, ‘she’s going to make a die of it;’’ che (Sophia) spoke in » very unkind manner; the conduct of the Misses Bell toward their aunt (objected ussed) was unkind; have ecen Stephes ant together times without number during tho 4, Was sophia Bell more avxions to seo Stephens, or 8 MOTE AUXIOIts Wo sve Sophia? Mr. Shailer objected. Mr, Coscivg said it would be remembered thit Soohia ewore that this cefendant tried to commit rape avon wer, and propcsce maarringe to her, wich #he repetied, sought to contradict that, The jury would baye to desuts first—was poiron found in the body of Mra. Stoyhons; gecond, how came it there? The [istrict Atwiney gald these matters had Leow brought ia by the defence on cross examination, ant ticy could not, tuerefore, bring evidence to disprove it. ‘Tuo Court said the urgument was uncailed for. ‘The witness continued—Had known Sophia to be follow ing after Stephens the past two years; it would take « lonz time w etete all 1 have geen; Sophia wag in the habit of loitering about the church tobbies whon Stephens was in- side; have seen her frequently hapgivg about the door vo: Stevenson's factory while Stepheas wus there; oxce tol ‘Sophia to keep away from about the church, and coose- quently { did not sce her there so much atwrwards; th» Bell girls were very unkind to their aunt;1 julged so trom their conduct outside; caunot state any oser Kut which led me to think so than I have alroady staved; I did not see deceased havea black eye; sbe might bays had one and i not see it. rose examined by the District Attorney—Iave k own Mrs, Stephens and Sophia Bell about three years; hers Fauzy Beli since about a year before her want's At the evggoetion of the District Attorney, the Misso4 Pell avd thetr brother were aliewed vo come into court, aud tock @ sent near the counse! for the prosecation. Do- fence ob,ccted to admitting part of the witnesses in the case anc excluding others. Examination continued—Wae at Stephens’ house twice, and porsibiy moro, during the last illmess of Mfrs Ste- Phen; the let time was the night before her death; don’t olleet wie were there distinctly; Stephens was not there: Sophia Beli did not then tet! me her aznt was going tw make « o'¢ of it; did not see ber on my first visit; I was there more than twice; cannot tell how jong it was before the two visite I frst referred vo that Sophia usod that ro- tmarkable expression; don’t remember who else Teaw at that time; Gou’t think Sopbia was laughing when sho said it; ber tone wes unkind; romemper ber words dis- tinctiy: can't remeraber to whom I nave stated thoze words, except yourself (counsel); am cortain sho did not uge the word“ not”? m the expression; I bave been to church, I think, every fair Sunday, and bave secu Sophia there, roorning, afternoon and night, very gono- rally; 1 would pot say every Sunday, but ganerall it was iy to keep tne passages of tbe charch free from obstruction; 1am one of the trustees; ave seon Sophia, in the choir singing; have seen her stand about outside, and leave without going in, possibly five times; never saw Sophia leave the choir betore the last hyma was Gnishod; never saw ier loitoring about after church; sho was once a member of my class; afterwarcs of De. Monroe's cless; Mrs. Stephens lived in a house back from the ftrect: Tam in the habit on Sunday afternoons of going aron. amrng Sunday school scholars and children im that vic‘uitr, and in passing that bouse {have noticed again end sguin Sophia Belt by herself, and Sophia Boll with ber Fister, standiag down at the railing in front of the street, etripped with their necks bare and bonnets off, a position in which modest young ladies would not be; their moral conduct Was not good; when we Went upon our bath school excursions their conduct was not good, I have scen Sophia strip off her bonnet and hang it in the boughs of a tree, and run about in a very bold manner; there are a set of people near Stephens’ house not well to be gaped at by modest young women; there Is a slaughter houes not far 07; never saw the girls bookon to any one; Iwas never arrested nor held under any process for making a fraudulent assignment of my property. ae Court tock a recess for ashort time, Oa re-assem- rE — Tue District Attorney stated to the Court that be had no objection to allowing all the witnesses for the defence to be pregert in court during the further investigation of the ease. Judge Rcosevelt ordered ail the witnesses to be nd- mitted. Richart Stephens was then examined by Mr. Cashing— Resides nt 120 East Twenty-third stroct; knows the pri- soner siice bis boyhood; was acquainted with him in Ireland; kiow Bre Ftephens for the last five or eix years; visited the farai'y frequently; up to the time of Mrs. to der ie saw nothing between them bnt the “height of friendebip;” was there ouce during ber just ines; never saw het with a viack ¢ye; saw her after her Geath, but did not observe any trace of a black eye. Crow-exarained by Me, Shalfer—Was at Me Stephens’ house dozens of times during the your pryocding Mrs. Stephens’ last sickness; had a brother who boarded ther ¢an't exactiy say the time; he was there before Mrs St phens’ last ilincss; went thore to gee his brother upon Private bu ; can't say how long previous to Mrs. Stephens? 8 that bis brother boarded in the house, it might be threo montus provions; the time my brovie left Stevenson's factory he Jett for ype; T think treat was in Ociober; it was aftor Mrs. Stephens’ death: the: first night’ 1 wont there Bir. Cardwell wi there; Mrs. Stephons was sittin chair; 1 thinkgie was about seven or eight o’ciock; Mrs. Stephens intro- duced me to Mr. Cardweil; can’t say bow long IT remainea were; can't say whother the two Misses Bell wore there, Tthing Miss Sophia wae; Mr. Cardwoll and the prisooer engaged in conversation that T did not say Mrs. Stophens aftor her doath, when sho ug,’ when she was “ laid out;” went e ond remained ali night; ] went into her bed- Te she was laid out; ] am a married man, wife s husband Itving? A. She has when el (lavghier;) she has not another husband living; Lam positive there wag mnore than one lightin the bed- room on the eveniog Mrs. Stephens was laid ot. (. Was there or wes there nota veil over Mrs. Stephens’ lace oa that occnsic A. T cannot say, t think there wat a piece of thin muslin over the corpse's face, as usyal on sach ions. John Stephens examined by Mr. Cushing—Resides at Stovington, Conn.,and employed on board the Commo- dore, Which runs from bore to Connectiont; Fam nephew of the prisoner; I vialted the honse of Mr. Stephens when my aunt was iil; canuot give any of her symptoms; Miss Fauny Sell Food her sowewhing to drink whilst was there: Mrs. Stephens vomited whilst {was there 1 kuew she had been subject to vomiting; 1 boarded m the fars!ly for nearly twelve months, about four years prior to Stophens? deat; she came with mo to Sto- ington for the good of her health; she was subject to youiting at that time; I never saw avy difficulty in tho family whilst I was there; [ visited them nearly every know the Miss Belis, ©. Were you over on a th either of them? A. { went into bed one night, and Sopu'r, }set) came tn and threw her arms around me and kiseed ™e. (The remaincer of the testimony was un- tit for pubscation.) Cross-txnunined by the District Attorney—T can’t recs! lect whether | spoke to any ove on the occasion; I visited the house ara vemained there five hours, or not; Mrs. Ste- Con board the boat on her way down to the Augaet vbeiore ber death that Mrs. with me to Connecticut: Inover paid any ntion to etther of the Biss Bells, nor did I tell om that I would be married to her, only for the lying Harnah. ‘The witness then underwent a searching cross.oxamini- tion as to bis statement relative to Mias Sophia Bell, He stated that “he could not reco lect,” nor could ho give any definite idea,as to the time of the occurrence; was on the Vanderbilt at the time; it was in Jaauary, 1866; could uot say whether the Stonington steamor was frozen up in the fee that Jannary or not. John Bernott was next examined. He worked in Ste- veusou's factory, ana knew the prisoner and his wife; on ‘one occasion | beard Sophia say to her uncle, “Uncle, ou ordered us out,” and he reptiod, “Yes, Sophia, and I Baa good reason; Twas there when she came, and said she wanted a settiement; and her uncle said ho wished to have other parties present; Sophia Bel) then said that there was no one present when she gave him the money, and there was no occasion for any one to be at the settie- ment; speaking of her brother Robert, 1 hoard hor say that she hoped he would novor land; 1 can’t toll hor rea- gon for saying 20. Cross-examined by Mr, Shaffer—Iam husband of Isa Della Bennett; I beard that she $e with. the prisoner, hens; I read it in the papers; I did not feet bad about it; L did not see any harm init; I do not love stephens (the. ) better than myself; I never comuitted with Sophia Bell on any occasion, nor do I moan to swear I ever did; 1 waa last night at Mrz. Haunab’s house (sister of the prisoner); John stephens ‘was there; I did not speak 6¢ the teekimon we wero to give in this cage; I have uot talked with my wife about testimony; I talked with Mr. Cushing for tho prisoner) in Mrs. ( . Hantah’s about evidence; I do not remombor tellin; Mr. Gustring that I lay on a bed with Sophia Beil. nd _ Asbinead was about interrupting the examination, wi Mr. Shaffer said—Now, I will not have this, (or Tbelieve argly there is per; here. 2 Court that is Hot bedoming counsel to make such remarks. Mr. Ashmead and Mr, inst the it ead Cushing protested agai: ie in Stephens was: the old genzloman that owned the store; arsenic abvut a year before, in Cross examined by Mr. Svattor—i can't teti the number of the atore in avenue where I purchased the arsenic; I paid Mr. Flyno for the arsenic in # six cent coin lg bad three cents change; the first time I paid a cent coin. In accordance with the wish of the jury, the Court then adjourned till this morning at 10 o’¢lock. THE DEATH OF MIKE WALSH. Conelusion of the Coroner's investigation— Verdiet of the Jury. The inquest In the case of Mike Walsh was resumed yes- terday forepoon, at the Sixteenth precinct station house, by Coroner O'Keefe. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, there was a large attendance of deccased’s friends, who locked ferward to the reauit of the inquisition with decp interest. The testimony elicited yesterday threw but little additional light upon the mystery which surrounds the fate of deceased; still the jury were inclined to the belief that violonce had been resorted to, and accordingly, when the case was gubmitted to them for their consideration, they rendered a verdict to that efluct. Among the witnesses examined yesterday were Tom Hyor and George Wilkes. Their testimony, together with other interesting matter, will be found annexed. ‘The Jury assembled at ten o'clock, when the examina- tion of Mr, Wilkes was proceeded with, as follows:— George Wilkes, being duly sworn, says—I saw Mr. Walsh at five o'clock on Wedncsday afternoon, but being in a hurry to keep an appointment to dine with Senator Broderick and John B, Haskin st the Metropolitan Hotel, Tonly bad an opportunity to say a few words and pro- mised to gee him again in tho evening; after ‘passing the evening with Mr. Broderick I returned up town, and on reaching the Hone House I entered with the expectation of seeing Mr. Waish; it was then rly twelve o'clock; Mr. Walsh was there ongaged {ff conversation with some other gentlemen; these gentlemef were Me. Richelieu, Mr. Henry Felter, Mr. Haley and a policeman named Joho ‘Smith; ex-Alderman Wilson and Mr. Mulligan were not thero; Mr, Walsh was ia a genial, cheerful humor, and he amused us ali 59 much by his conversation that we stayed listening to bit until near two o'clock; we then left, Mr, Richelieu, Mr. Smith, Mr. Walsh and myself going out to gether: Mr. Richeliou, Mr. Wale aud myseif weat up Broad- way together on our road bome; Mr. Richelieu left us at Fourth street; Mr, Walsh tried to persuade him to go on furtner with us, remarking that the night was so very bright and beautifal; Mr. R, declined, saying it was late, that he was tired and wanted to get home; Walsh and I then went on together, not stopping at any place until we got to Astor piaco, where we parted, that being the place where my road turaed off for home; Mr. Walsn bad been drinking somewhat, but not as much as wo cause him to knock against mo in walking; his mind was ciear, and © ho was under good self-control; he bade me good night at parting, and started off in ‘his usual direction of going homo; ho was capricious, however, ia the geleotion of his route; his cout was open when be left mo; I think he had his wateh oa, but 1 cauuot recollect with, certainty; 1 did not notice whather ho bad a ring or not; I knew he wore no breastpin, for I directed my attea: {ion to that fact, In consequencs of having missed his pin from his bosom for eeveral weeks; had it beca there I tly would have seen it: it was an cmerald pin, with a f. band of diamonds runuing across it; [ gave it to him whea we were together n Paris in 185; he wae in a sutficiently cloar state of mind und under gooil self-control to go safely e. Robert A. Knapp, of 228 West Seventeenth street, de- pored as follows—{ heard the cry of murder throe times, joud, and was awakened thereby; I don’t know from whom the cry originated; after that I’saw two men going dowa Seventeenth strect from the Fignth avenue, watking quite fast; they stopped und looked up the strect, and then went off; this Waz afler one o'clock, and may have been between three and four o'clock; one of the men was dressed in black, aud wore a black coat and black hat; the other bad on a giszed cap; the ory came from stad Pighth avenue, near this strect; tho men looked up towards the Fighth avenue, and then walked off fuster than before: I lay awake for haif an hour afterwards, and then slept unti! soven o'clock. George Duntap, doing duly sworn, says-—I reside at 186 Kighth avenue; between two and theres o'clock T heard @ noise, and at iret thonght it was something falling from the top of house; after that | heard prices say, “Come out of that, damp your soul;” [live in the upper part of the house where Mr. Watsh’s romaius were found; was between sicoping and waking when I heard the noise, which was like a crash; immediately after it came, [ heard the worde ‘Damn your soul, come out of that; Iwas in bed in the front room, over she store; { did bot hear any persons ron away from the piace; about an hour after that it was morning, and the people were rene: d in the strect. ‘Thomas Byes belng duly sworn, deposed as follows—T reside at Ficrence’s Hotel, Broadway; I saw decoased be- tween ten and eleven o'clock on Wednesday night; I jefe him at the Hono Hone, in company with Mr, Wilkes, be- tween one and two o'clock; be had his watcn and chain on; Tdid not notice bis ring; his coat was open aud his chain was banging from his yest pocket; he had not been drinking much: was steady: Ihave often seen him more the worse for liquor than he was that night; [did not see him after that: T was informed of his death the next morning; it must have been two o'clock when { teft him. Jeremiah Haley, residing at No. § Besex stroct, aeposea that ho met Mr. Waish at the Fone House, in Beowdway, on Weancaday afternoon, and saw him there again in evening; from the Floae House we went to the New York Hotel for the parpose of secing Mc. Breckinridge, bat he ‘Whe not at home; from there we went to Lafayette Hall, and then back to'the Hono House, where T lett him; 1 think it was between twelve and one o'clock when parted; deceased had oo his watchand chain, but I don't know whether he e his ring or not; deceased knew what he was about; he had not drank enough to have st noticed; when I left him nis coat was unbattoned; I saw him take out bis watch to seo what time it was. Henry D. Felter, being duly sworn, deposed that he lived at 75 West Twenty-sixth street; Tmet Me, Waish ot Lafayette Hall, ana went with him from thero to the Hone House; I remained in Lis company until between one ana two o’¢ ook; I did not notice his watch or finger ring. The jury hore took a recess for halt an hour, in order to enable the Coroner to procera te tho residence of Mrs. Walsh, for the purpoee of taking her affidavit, On re-as- sombling again the examination of the witnesses was pro. ceeded with a a8 fotlows:— Samuel G. Weisor, being dniy sworn, deposed—That he ‘was employed by re Mott & Walters, No. 682 Broad- wi {the @ House); Tsaw deceased thero about 12 oe on Wednesday night; he remained there until 214 o'clock; he was not uncer the influence of liquor to any extent; a stranger contd not have noticed it; LT could not say whether he had his watch on or not; 1 think deceased took a segar just before he went ont; noone at the bar bought a number of scgars: I did not notice that deceased bad apy in his pocket. Stewart J. Smith, of No. 267 Elizabeth street, sworn, says—I loft deceased, in company with Mr. Wilkes, about two o'clock on Thureday morning; they went wp Broadway and I weat down; deceased was able to take care of him- self; I did not eee him after that, Catharine Walsh, wife of the doceased, deposed—That she resided at No. 208 West Twenty-first street; on Wod- neaday I left home with my husband and provecded with him as far as Broadway, where we parted company; he ‘had on his watch, but no ring or breastpin; I did not see him alive after that. Coroner O'Keefe addressed the fury bricfly, saying he would submit the case to them without commenting upoa the testimony. ‘The jury fetired for deliberation, and at two o'clock P. M. returned with the following VERDICT. ‘That tho sald Mike Walsh came to his death by apo- Plexy, produced from being precipitated down the stone a of tho area of the house No. 136 Eighth ave- nue, on the morning of the 17th of Murch; and we are fa of tho that, from the absence of his watch and chain his friends wn”? niversary at nine o’clock this A. M. No, 68 Ludlow street. Rev. Rdward ‘lecture tn Gorman. ua ules | for the Unitod States Squadron in the Dark Saxonvillo, will be closed at the aS and Instituto, Charlestown _ Dvan ms Ni Omrkacn Tivent, D- i on tue Now 1oane oer nies re byes, Ovi Broker, tos duo! on yhe Loy wet, United Stetes Cireutt—In Kqulity. Before Hos. Judge Ingersoll. Yama H. Warner vs. aac ¥. Fowler. —This suit was origivaily commenced in the Supreme Court of tis State, An ipjuncticu was obtained thercia restraining the de- fendant, as }'cetmaster, from using or parting with a large Lumber of tits letters detained by him. Such let- ters were directed to “Dr. fi. 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Sold at No. | Barclay atreet, and by all cure trons, a for varicore veins, jand shoul: ._Inatraments Cor detor- milties toorder, No, 2 Vesey street, Astor House, N. v Holloway's Pilis.—When the Strength ani apirite are broken, every tnternai function disordered, the ato mach toroid aad relax thie wondertul maticine atoom pilenea iy mirncion resculag the rk from the shvlow OC tus peading feath Maaaietiory Malou laae, 8, Xe i ‘NEW YORK ‘HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 19. 1859. Chemist and Apothecary, Sou n- Baveaue sad Twente eighth strat —Paro rietor, who is constantly Campbe! west corner wedictres by the proprietor, cewen . piendaure. years practical ‘experience ia this ct). | Ten Pounds Coffee $1; a Chest of Tea $1; s0gere reduced ta price, at REDFORD’S, 4 Bixih avenuc. Married. Prasins—Caeeoii.—At the bride's residence, on Mon: day evening, March 7, by the Key. James Millett, Me. Wives G. "Petsuins Darien, Conn., to Mrs. Makia Janz CaRnos, of this city. Tior—Weev.—In Buffalo, New York, at the North Preabyteriaa cburch, on Toursasy, March 17, by the Rey. im. Chester, J) HL. ice, of LaPorte, Indiana, to Miss KE Elias Weed, Ksq., of Buffalo. Birth, Yas Hicxerey.—On Friday, March 18, 1369, the wife of Dr. A. 3, Vax Brewers, of a daughter, Died. PMLevKAMP.—After a short and painful iilnees, Carua- noe Mcant, wife of John G, Billenkamp, aged 39 yeare, 1 month and 4 ‘The relatives and frien ts of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her pm bt Delancey street, on Sunday afternoon, at two ook. Her rerasins will be interred in the Lutheran q CuumnsEs.—)o iodine Thursday, March 17, Sohn and Mary Isabella Cham- Where morn is ever breakivg on the day. ‘They weicome ber to that fuir land of Lght To whose bright morn there never comes a night— For bow can darkuess come where God is ligut? ‘The triends ana acquaintances of the family are res pectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) af- ternoon, at halfpast one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 160 Christopher street. Davis.—On thursday, March 17, of consumption, Jouy Davis, otherwise koown a& “Prince John Davis,’’ for- morly connected with the Police Departineat of New York, aged 61 years and 6 months. ‘Hie friencs are invited to atttend the funeral, on Sun- day mornivg, at half past vine o’clock, from lus tate resi- dence, 157 Broome street. His remains will be taken to Freehold for mterment. DEMAREST. —Up Mth March 18, Joun Lozier, young. est con of Calvin and Mary Demarest, aged 11 moaihs aud 28 days, ‘Toe relative and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the house No. 15 King s.rect, tas (Satorday) evening, at half-past seven o'clock. Doverss.—On Friday, March 18, Pxancis Doveras, the n of James and Mary C. Muler, aged 5 moatos ds and relatives are respectfally iavited to at teva tho funeral, from his late regicence, 54 Jacksoa Btrect, On Sunday afternoon, at oae o'clock, | His remaius Will be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery. Teraspo.—On Monauy, Marcu 14, Mrs, Mary Carita JUNE Donanno, aged 88 years, The friends ‘and relatives of the family are particularly imy.ted to attend tbe funeral, this (Saturday) morning, ot 10 o’eloek, trom No. LL7 Laureus street. Grintoy.—at Morrisania, on Thursday, March 17, of paralysis, Davip Grin7on, in the 60h year of nis age. The relatives and friends of tho fatnily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, trom his late residence, Fulton avenue, Mor- risania, Gruswor.—In this city, on Thursday evening, March 17, Lora K. W., youngest davghter of Almon W. and Mary Adelaide Griswold, aged 14 mouths and 13 days. ‘The relatives ana friends of the family are invited to at- tena the funeral, without further notice, on Sanday af- terncon, at five o'clock, from her father’s residence, 13 Lost Thirticth atreet, Haaunctor.—At Jersey City, on Friday, March 18, HELLRN CAXOLINR HARRINGTON, the beloved child of Thomas and Cerra Harrington, aged 4 months and 21 daya. The friends of the family are respectfuily imvited to at. tend the funeral, on Sinday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence corner of Mercer and Warren streets, ‘Troy and West Troy papers please copy. Hocay.—On Friday, March 18, MaxGaxer, daughter of Micha! and Johannah Hogan, aged 9,years, $ months and 19 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of their son-in-law, Andrew McKee, are respectfully in. yited to attepd the funeral, from the residence of ber father, No. 39 Spring street, this bart 69 afternoon, at balt-past one o'clock. Her remains will taken to Ual- vary Cemetery for interment. Howena.—On Thursday, March 17, Wiis H. How- Sex, in the 46th year of age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at baif-past one o'clock, from his late residence, 144 South hire street, Brooklyn, E. D., (Withamsburg.) Hutex.—On Friday morning, March 18, Wiu1am Hor- uxy,* ‘he funeral will take place, from his late residence, No. 7 Sixth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Lupiow.—On Friday, March 18, 1859, after a short but eevere illness, Tuomas LUpLow, in the 23d year of hig age. ‘{ne friends and relatives of the family are respect fully invited to attend the fueral, from No. 52 Pitt street, on Sunday afternoon, at Lalf past ‘one o'clock. McCizax.—Un Toureday, March 18, AUrxanper, gon of James MoCiean, of Tully, parish of Kilbride, ‘county Cavan, Ireland. ‘The reut:ves and friencs of the family are requested to attend the foneral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'cioek, (rom the resideace of his parenta, No. 191 Fourth se Qipinars—on Sriday morning, March 18, after a se- Cand lingeriug iMwcex, Wuuiam P, MoCuagen, in the 88th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem- bers of Adelphi Lodge, No. 848, F. and A. M., are inyited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 205 East Nineteenth street, Noxroy.—On Friday, March 18, Jouy Norvox, aged 47 ears. ii ‘Tho funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 172 Ludlow street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, Parwer.—At Yookers, on Thursday, March 17, Haxwant Masia, wife of Joseph H. Paimer, aged 28 yeare, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Pose easy & invited to attend the funeral, without further motice, t (Saturday) afternoon, at onc o'clock, from her late resi- dence, in Youkers, Gars leave Chambers street, at half. past eleven o'clock. Carriages will be at the depot. PavipwG.—On Thar morning, March 17, Frapenick W. Parrnia, in the 48th year of his ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to aucud the funeral, at Calvary church, Fou avenue, this (Saturday) morning, at haif-past nine o'clock, without further notice. Prronee.—On ‘thursday, March 17 Prromm, of Madison, Indiaba, aged 17 und 25 days. ‘The faneral ceremony will take place at Calvary Bap- tiet church, Twenty-third street, this (Saturday) morn- ing, at ten’ o'clock, Friends of the family, and of the Re’ D. Gillette, are respectfully invited to attend. Her remains Will be taken to Madison, Indiana, Sawas.—Oo Thureday evenmg, March, 17, Harry, youngest child of Lay S.and Jane Marm Sammis, figet § moutbe and 26 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 126 Bergen street, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) morning, at nine o’clock. Hig remains will be taken to ‘Hempstead for intert ‘Sexta.—On Tuesday, h 15, Euzanern Seva, the be- loved wife of Jobn Senta, and sister of the late Thomas @, ‘Booth, comedian. None knew her but to love her; None named her but to praise. ‘Tho friends and relatives of the family are respect- faily invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afver- noon, at two o'clock, her late residence, No. 19 Ludlow strect, Her remaina will be interred in Green- wood Cemetery. Bulfatoand Cincinnati papers piease copy. » Siimu.—On Friday, March 18, of infantile marasmus, Evonys Sum, only son of Terence D. and Mary Ann Smith, aged 1 year, § months and 2 days. The (riende and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 232 West Forty-second street, without tar- thor invitation. Srove.—In Brooklyn, EF. D., on Friday, March 18, Exsaa- era T., wife of C. W. Seay pn and 1 month, ‘The relatives and friends the lly are reapoct- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after. noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 7 Fourth street, between South Ninth and Tenth strects, Wat ruc -O8 Thursday morning, March 17, of Wais wruGitt.. 5 , of con- sumption, Jorari, eldest gon of Joseph and Maria Wain- ‘ht, aged 19 years and 9 months. be friends and reistives of the family are jnvited to @tend the funeral, from his late Hester street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, with- out further invitation, ‘Watse —On Thuraday, March 17, Hoy. Mike Wars, ed 42 years. Sorc of the family ro reepecttulty Hannan Frorexce years, one monsh ‘The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, West ge og street, on afternoon, at one o'aock, wit further notice. remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. ‘Wruurams.—On Friday, March 18, of brain, Wiuam H. Witdaams, youngest son of Henry and Hannah Wiliams, aged 1 year and 9 months. ee , Suni » St throe o'clock, without fu no- tice, Wi —In Bergen, on Feiday afternoon, Mareh 18, afer and ingering inom, Some Waum, in the 73d arr: “= Once ours, now Heaven's, ve are respectfully invited to at- the Reformed Dutch Church, in at three o'clock. 17, of consumption, Jossri entree ‘The re} and. friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of his brother, 342 So 0a Thursday evening, March 17, Rictaro Usnick, in bis 59th year, 3 ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are requested, without farther notice, to attend the funeral, from his late remdonce, 198 Seventh avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, ot haif-past two o'clock, {GOOD HOSINRS® CHANCE. 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B, Astor, baq., rreealy for the business Ey N06. 70 AND 72 BOWEey, One of the largest, newest and most tasty slocks of ready made clothing snd furnisbing ever offered. ‘The customers’ department uot €4) Competion defied. Spring atvles of every description ready. "a depart Lagien are Esvied #0 eal) eae peck ment, wich fa notin aay way excelled in the Ww F. Bau é SREY BANC. Brews BRONCHIAL TROCHES vn OR COUGH LOZENGRs, Cure cough, cold, hoarsent luboze, any irritation © BROWN'S BRONOBIAL TROCTIRS ‘the hacking cough Relleve {n consumption, bronchitis, —— asthma, catarrh. BRO! NA Bi 40 CHIAL, TROCHES ere ie to publi camera! ‘a BROWNS BRONOHIAL TROURS Soothing and sim, : ig ple—children_ use thet, A ex and hoarmeness. REY. HRNBY WAMD BEI “Trecommend thelr use to public epeakera.”” The a thom excattent for how Geonmr os ve proves excellent for lng cous RPV. H.W. WARREN, BOSTON: “ An old lady friend baving tried man; remedies for asta “ith efit, found great relief iyience< pene D, UEITS, FRANKFORT, ILL. “ Great benefit in affections of the 4 ianaet tn J. a W. LANE, poet Ol ao” * le and elegant combination for co if DB. G. F. BIGELOW, BOSTON. Sold by drugmsts everywhere, 25 centaver box. Cyeaxs SYRUP.—THIS GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER is tor ssle in every city and town in this State, Vannda, Pennsylvanis aud Obio, ILARK’S SYRUP.—EVERY DELICATE FEMALE, TRY it; you will not regret it. ‘NLARKE’S SYRUP—FOR DYBP! Ciconpiataa wages MYR OR WOM (QUARK |S SYRUP HAS XO MINERAL OR ANY OTHER ‘ug in it: w ven for ary grata found fn it, For aoieby C. H. KING, 175 Broadway; wholesale by BAIN! &TARK, Park row. and i aad 7 a COMPOUND couGH COMPOUND coveu CREAM. ‘This new combination of vegetable substances, exqaleite in vaste and wonderin in effeacy, haa achieved a success beyond paraliel ‘It ig what it professeato be—a complete curer of ‘ oughs and coids where it is possible to cure them. rhe sutler- er frum chronic cough need pass ho more slecpiess nights, for im all eases it will alleviate, aud, almost infallinis, it will eure, Sold by_all_ druggists, in 18 and 25 cent boxe W. 1 TOWELS a0 Broadway, New York, 2 "ame by ANADA STRAW HATS. ‘A fresh consignment just received and fi ; Ronee i a for male by », 46 tiroadway. ‘HANDELIERS AN URES, ‘Our unrivalled asvortment will be wold dir ring season at 4 small advance on teeires EV HAYGHWOUT & CO., Corner ot Broadway an.! Broome street. YORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING 7 C flesh, cured without pain, so that the boot om C OREAM. can be worn immediately aiter the opcration without the least inconve- niece 19 the patient, by Dr LACHARLE, 0 aint, 160 Broadway. ‘Reiers to the physiciase and wurxeots ef the city. POE BURNS AND BALD, “Ido not think there is s known of eqnal value remedy of to the wagnetic salve.” BowLaxn Jonnson, 54 Bea Forsuie by Dr. 8. B ‘SMITH, 322 Canal ‘Breet. iy FA" SHO Stupirs RooNMY BECOMES RICH.—CALI, on CLARK, 16 Willian street. and buy ® spring over- cont, (all colors}, $10 to $12; beautifully made business coats, from, 960. $10; gents, Si; vests, $8. Fine goods for order coats, $12, ee MIRCELLANROUR, n PRA eter eee snes * Fowaup H. Winpam for - uh fowery: ase a Dr. Witmer’s pile suppository, Ne Senay cone, Portrait of Bel webs 4 Portrait of Portrait of Bell. a The Fou Mortem examabealion ana Spratio: Full particulars bis. : EVER! Fi, BEAD EVEBYBODY. a ‘Utice 15 Bpruse RWING nc xacere ep sauce wel wa ed thst ‘machines never aay ‘No one is ever somnachla 3 <8 Broadway INGER'S MACHINES, ‘The new sowing machines ot $60 and O16 ase a a vy meatal pase onlttes they are much the beat mag _________CiC MM, BINGE & 00., 458 Broadweme Stal i SINGERS SEWING IA ‘The immense inerease ia ihe deceand for these Tuchivee—ithas trebied withia four monty cletieeee tee, viving prospertty of the country. 4 ‘The prices of our macuines have been PriCes oF Our mat GINGRI & CO WS Breeden, ee MEN Rn Ac Bl STUNG MACHINES AT 85, 96. 96 5041 : “KATY DID" MACHINE, 73 FAGLE id MACHTNM CO. S66 CN Hd ee SOLUBLE Glass, FOR CRMENTING, VARNISHING and washing; 5 Manganese, malra ang arnice flowers. corisuder ‘seed, olls . sherry, and i berry: meee, i, sais by be 1 Favour? SANGRE, Spa . Ms Be—Treatise 00 formentes GPEING PaNT®—DUBOIS PITs PANTS ‘and hes ail new styles of goode. place, Kigith stzect, one door west of tcondway. rpue tiv Tor, FOR A SPRING DUSTER, THE OLIPHANT SACK, FOR TEE COUNTING ROOM, AND THE BLOOMER FROCI FOR THE PROMENADR, THREE ENTIRELY NEW 8TVLES OF COATS, art YOR SPRING, ‘To be found ovly at SMITH BROTHERS’ One Price Storem, Nos, 128, 139 and 140 Pulton street, pO arty, ABD COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GBO- a.—The best plnoe to buy uret qualley Dew mackerel, codfish, salmon, !, choice butier, fine mid cheese, lard, gees Tiv Tor, ‘ THE OLIYHANT BACK, FOP, THE COUNTING ROGM, AND THE BLOOMER FROCK, FOR THE PROMENADE, THREE ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF COATS, FOR SPRING, ‘To be found only nt SMITH BROTHERS’ One Price Stores. eae i Nos. 122, 138 and 140 Fulton steeet.. RUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, kC., WHOLRSAL® AND T ‘tail, * W. B, STRONG, al No, 1 Warrea street, corner of Broadway. "O THE LADIES —S. CAHILL IS S¥LLI bid 7 oiled stock of Indies’ enaren'e Sots sed uaaal price; noes of the best quality, dan erenoieitae A bene TIP TOP, FOR A SPRING DUSTER, TUR OLSPHANT SACK, "YOR THE COUNTING ROOM, AND THE BLOOMER FROOK, ' “FoR THE PROMENADER, THREW ENTIRELY NRW STYLES OF COATS, FOR SPRING To be found only at SMITH BROTHERS’ One Price Stores, Nos. 123, 188 and 140 Fulton street. Y hes HOME GARDEN. HARPFR & BROTHERS, 82 10885 Peart street. Franklin agar, 7 THR AMEMIOAN HOMD GARDEN; Being prinetples und roles for the eulture of vogetabirs, trite, towers bery. ‘To which are added briet notes on farm. with a table of thee average pred i chemical coustiuentas BR WATSON. cop aad plain form, , ena to aupp'y the home table’ with its plessemt anenee, and Add choice tents and Bowe W tae teehee aa of rational, cheap, every dayenjoymena HARPER & BROTHERS will send the above BORAKE ald, to any part of the usted Dentee tu tein m IPRA TRAYS, TEA TRAYS, For sale 2: low prices, By the impo: teri (nDLE & 00 UW ‘HIS! OR MOUSTACH 4s FOaC! Wiens by See aie Raacee wo gees HISKERS.—MY ONGUENT, FOR FORCING THEIR wth, has becn established etgat years, a fated fo makd them prow. ‘ecubaed work. Black froc! 445 BROADWAY, DARDONVILLE, Hi. OFFERS, AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT, ‘On account of his removal next May to 625 Broadway, be- tween Houston and, ilcecker streets, hie selected noe of nx- ‘[PROMW'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER WILL CA original color. tard gray hair to assume ta) 2 ag 5 's Hair Color Restorer will cause the hair to grow Je where it has fallen off. Jerome's Rair Color Restorer will cure all diseases of the bead—such as scald head, &c. jerome’s Hatr Color Kestorer is a beartiful heir dressing. harmless as water, and J Jerome's Hair Color Keatorer is as mane used as freely. Sold im Now York by BARNES & PAR row; WELLS & CO., 115 Fi ‘treat; corner of Grand street; and HAYES, 175 F yy and everywhere. ies Rk WAISH, WwW. HI8 LIFE fag” ‘tis DRATE, A FRIEND OF MANY YEARS, NEW YORK LEADER This morning, KATE. 5s ANDSOME. KATE, BONNIA RA WRONGED KATE, KATE DANVERS, KATE DASV Eds, to tne BATH DANVERS, NEW YORK LEADER EXER TTRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, only remedy in the whole world pegs eng, SSTERMINATE Maca agit Tother inant usec. Ferrata tron ot ay he proprietor, JOSREL * 4 of ton pa a Abi: see Bees SE ay hag A $Y eRe aR Ne Ore OF THE SPRING CAMPAIGN. We are now ring tmportations of DINNER, te - RRS, BRO! FANCY GOODS; ‘And having bea cted by out agenin wae hav the pas winter tnt socanmied nf of the aunecionn et eon SOPRRION To AN Tee IMPORTED INTO ‘We invite an inspection and Also of oUF GLARSW. P ; sAlat which te ane ae eawoUr & 00., Corner of Browaway and Broome street, BETTER COFFRE, BETTER WINES Gad ‘a BETTER SUGAR ‘Than can Puree’ any other bowse tn this elty re the price, " al od a BEOTHERS, 156 Rovory ALBAO Trin door above bronan sires (Ad Bh rnd marcel KBE! Of ay Oa, W1NP0W SHADES, oy STYLES, GOLD, ‘ Wholesale and retail. KELTY BROS. & LUM, 201 Bevedway WHISKERS. -1, SEND MY ONGUENT BY i any country on rece! 2 pottle; $4 Bo per ‘balf doren. ve wae wlan / HISKERS OR mi ee 9 a YOU WANT THEM use my Onguent; it never tals, a B. G. GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street. eo . 4. FRENCH Cnt, DRESS BOUTS, AT JONES’, Ie AnD i sole water: pL Meg Toh led per’ HOBR'S CRLEGRATRD EXTENSION TABLES 100 Shae hed allt start hector FLATTS Lire pars SM RURAL i and the worst cases of diseaaen Of tncgientcctwumpioa, c,d, ar tae coruudly cared Be (UANCER.—HYATI'S LIFE BALSAM CURED WM, &. ’ ED HORACE Frese, Kida res, Seneca county, N. acmenen the face of ten y YaTr's BALSAM CURED MR. 6. RODGERS, His ate iiehar mates Wars ue BALSAM CURRD MR, rheumatigun and gout, after be bad bees YATI'S LIFE BALSAM A itectant ier ot Site ote ulcers (end :heumatiam). wi to the: snd re!rsed to yiela until the Life balaam came to his aid. CURED FL Sy nea oreee arenas entire left alae of the YATTS LIFR BALSAM # EA ee Se ee Kt cents y $i. feveca y Se sera eu) vs WAyl Ong 7D aay acd ef lag QUITS.