The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1859, Page 5

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A YOUNG ACTRESS. The Body Found at Fort Hamilton Identi- fled os that of Fanny Deane Haltsey— Statemen: of her Aushand—He Accuses her of Infidelity and ,Inteigue wi Contractor in Brovklyn—Her Sadden Dis ‘rance from her Mother's House— Phe Search by the PollcemArsest of the flusband and the Contractor—Interesting Btatement of Deceased’s Mutner—Procced dings Lefore the Coroner Yeatexday, &e+ The body of the young woman found floating ia the ‘bay near Fort Hamilton, on Sunday afternoon, proves to go be that of Mrs. Fanny Doane Halsey, the wolt known actrees and Shakeperian reader, who bad boon missing from her mother’s residence, No. 111 West Twelfth stroet, ‘ince the efterncon of the Ist instant. At present the cause of her sudden demise remains involved in doubt. ‘Whether she committed suicide or mot with foul play is get wncettain, Hor mother and sisters aro undor the impression that sbe has been murdered, while her husband and others are inclined to think that she committod self-destruction while laboring under the effects of certain revelations which recently ‘came to light concerning her honor and fidelity as a wife It appears that Mrs. Halsoy had formed an attachment for Mr. Henry S. Wells, contractor of the Brooklyn Water ‘Works, had been in the habit of seeing him frequently, and received moxey from kim at different times in sums vary- ing from $16 to $60, All this was known to Mr. Halsey; bat the was not aware that any improper intercourse was going ‘0p until within a few hours of his wife’s disappearance ‘On Wednesday morning, the 1st inalant, Mr, Halsey says he detected his wife in the act of writing letter of assigas- tion to Bir. Wells, and found in hor posseesion tyro or throe ‘epistles, which she confessed having rezetved from th» ‘Brooklyn geatleman in question. He at once accused her of infidelity, and then followed a scone of domestic trouble painful in the extreme. Mrs. Halsey, ac- ‘cording to the statement of her husband, cosfurse’ ber guilt, and freely gave up all the correspondence that had taken place between her ani Mr. Wells, She ‘then sued for pardon, and, after.considerable pleading, her husband’s heart was softened. He promised to forgive ‘her on cou:ition that she would sign an agreement, the purport cf which was a eolomu promise on her part never more to sew Mr. Wella, or have anything whatever to do with him. This paper she signed; and thus the quarrel ended. Soon after the above scene is alleged to bave transpired, srs. Halsey left the house for the purpose, as abe said, of buying a pair of gaiter boots, since which nothing was seen or heard of her until Sunday afternoon, when her body was found floating in the bay, as already roferved to. Mr. Halsoy profes ss entire ignorance of the smenper in which his wife came to her death, and can oaly* account for her sudden disspprarance and subsequent -death on the ground that remorse of conscience drove her to commit suicide. Now Mia. Deane (the mother of the deceared) takes an -entiroly opposite view of the caso, and firmly belioves | that her caughter was murdered, and that, too, by Mr. Halsey. From the day of her daughter's disappoarance ‘Mrs. Doane was under tho impression that something ~dreadfui had happened, and upon being faformed of the | recovery and ientification of the body yesterday she ex- claimed, “I knew it would be so; Toften said she would be ruined by ber husband, but I did not think he could ‘have murdered her so.” I+ is true, she had communi- -Sated her suspicions to the police previous to the reco- ‘very of the body, but she Lad a strong hope in her own mind that her daughter would turn up alive. Upon stating her case to the Deputy Superintendent, that official detailed detectives Deyoe and Sampson to attend to the matter, with instructions to spare no effort in behalf of ‘the bail frantic mother and grief stricken relatives of the isting woman. ‘The detectives immediately went to work and searched every nook aad corner of the city, but the object of their search. wes nowhere to be found. On inquiry they found that Mra, Halsey bad left her home about half- Past two o’clock on Wednesday afternoon, for the purpose -ef purchasiag «pair of boots at the store corner of Kighth avenue and Fifteenth street. The proprietor of the shoe store, on being questioned in relation to Mrs. H., said she bad not been there that day, so all clue to the where- abouts of the missing woman was lost from the moment she departed from her dwelling. From Mr. Halscy they Jearned ali the particulars relating to the intrigue with ‘Mr. Wells, and saw the correspondonce that had taken place, together with the written premise of Mrs. Halsey © abetain from apy further intercourse with Mr. W., which bas been withheld from the public until the Coro- ner’s inqaeet is concluded. Upon questioning Mr. Halsey, they further learned that Mrs. Halsey had agreed to meet Mr. Weils xt Thompeon’s ealzon on Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock, but the fact of the assignation becoming known to the husband, she promised not to fulfil her en- agement, Mr. Halsey was of the opinion, however, that ghe did meet Mr. Wells, and advised the officers to follow up the clue. ‘On Thureday Br. Halsey went to Albany, a8 ho gays, in quest of bis missing wifo, and not finding any trace of her there, telegraphed the result cf kis mission in the fol- Jowing words: — Dear WitttaM—As yet I have received no oe of ‘Fanny. HALSEY. ‘The despatch was directed to a brother of Mra. Halecy, ‘and was followed the next day by the arrival back of Mr. Halsey bimeeif. Meanwhile Mrs. Deane had not been idle. Thinking, perhaps, that Mr. Wells might know zomething concerning her daughter, she proceeded to Brooklyn and had an interview with him. Mr. Wells seemed astonished at the absence of Mrs. Halacy from her home, and assured Mrs. Deane that he had not the slirht- { est idea where she might be found. of the cha‘ge made against him when he ¢enied ever having She spoke to him by Mr. Halsey, improper intercourse with Mra. Halsey, but admitted that he was @ eiacere friend of her’s, who would be willing to advance her mo- ney whenevor sho needed It, Failing in obtaining the ae- aired in‘ormation, Mra. Deane returned to New York, sick | ‘and diheartened at the gloomy proepect that presented ‘iteclf. a> gave herseif vp io the most gioomy fore- nd would not be comforted, On Friday and Sat- urday the search war continued with no better success then that which attended Toursday’s effort. Deare, another of the miesing lady’s brothers, went to Philadolphia, hoping to find her there, but in van. No trace of her Could be discovered. At fast the detectives Terorted to the ruse of putting an advertisement in the Personal column of the Heksrn, which read as follows:— If Fannie A. will send her address to the Brooklyn Post office phe will hear from a friend, AA . But even this had not the desired effect, and ¢29 officers ‘were about giving the case up in despair, when the para- eer pubbshed in yesterday's fraaLy fey wher eyo. Gescription of the boy tound pear Fort Hiutiton correeponded exactly with vhat of the missing woman, ‘Having 2o doubt whatever of tne identity, they proceeded to act accordingly. The marie of violence found upon the petson of deceazed seomed to lend to suspicion that foul ploy had been uss, ana upov deliberation it was J9- termined to arrest Mr. Halsty and afr. Wella uni tac ~matter should be fully iavestigatod by the Coroner. Tue arrests were made yesterday forcnoon, aad the prisoners were lodged in the office of the Deputy Superintendent. About noon the officials, ia company with Mr, Halsey, started for Fort Hamitoa, for the purpose of view- ig the body and proving its identity beyoud matter of doubt. The moment Mr. Halsey saw the corpse he recognized the weil known features of hia wifo, and wept bitterly at the sickening spectacle. The object of the detectives having beon accompliahed, they retraced their eteps to New York, and placed their prisoner in con- finement to await the result of tho investigation. Subse. quently Mergers. Devoe and Sampson paid a visit to the pri- sover’s rooms, in Twelfth street, and made a thorough gearch of the premises. In a wrjting desk, belonging to tho prisouer, was found several pawn tickets for bis wife's clothing, and also the following letter of authority written deceased :— aoe Nrw York, March 21, 1859, 7 Mccoy suthorize Mr Hae husband, to pledg I hereby au! ze . joy, my huebank pl je umy dresses, &c. % F. D. HALSE Deane was much affected on hearing of the arrest of her son-in-law, but soon composed herself and gave tho offlcors a detailed account of the movements of Mr, Halsey and her deceazed duvghter for some prior ‘to the disappearance of tne iutwr,on Wednesday last, ‘wiuch ran as follows: MRS. DEANE’S STATEMENT. Some time previous to my danghter’s confinemont she asked me if it would be proper to ask Mr, Wells for ths Joan of $50, as she wanted money badly. Isa’! . » ould ‘Mot do it, for if she borrowed money of men thoy would expect her to go astray from tho paths of virtue. Mr. ‘Halsey was im the room at tho time and heard wna » but made no objection to the proposition of m7 . Ladeed, pe often declared that'be did not ses any harm in to the opera or ) suppor with such gentlemen as she pleased. af doegnice Was devotedly attached to her husband, but he did not treat hor os kindly as he should have done. On Sin Jast rome triends of mine called and took tea. tte “talsoy was a, aud I asked him if be could not got Fronca ing, when he returned, as he said, from Morristown, N. J, bers. Balsey in the day time, sayin, be would be home that evening, and that was the first ‘snew of his whereabouts. My daughter Fauny asked mo {CT did not notice a bundle in Mr. Halsey’s hands when he loft. Leaid no, She said he had taken away aauirt, a ooat and pair of pantaloons, and that oa Wednesoar, 5 La s i m, Mr. Halsey came home on [ues ats Dyers ane Bi. 4 from tL and epi nel say! “Go | away from. me; 1 don't waat "you ifs “4 Charies | upon seking him where the clot d | UeeBhey pb When thes were, he eatd he oat | epeak to me | greet. bet oe home uate wath ven OF twelve u'ciuck a nigh: Tae fire querer when he entered was, "Where @ Fane)? ba | which bo replied, “My Got, dit che ge out | A replied in the affirmative, ant maid ste left vhs bouse to buy 4 pair of Dovls about ball pamt bee © Chewd, and bad not retorted. Theu, carching him by the ar, | F : — there was anything wreas* raw wh you a." He then led me inv the parlor i | rephed, “Yer, calm youre, sea f fee | | i | j Hi z it ra oat Hastie i ont w Hueey, you belleve your erie ipainy take jalsey, if you your and blow Wolis’ brains out,” but added tat be believe bis sister could ed. 1 then asked bir. Malsey if be would rd 4 i ij Brooklyn and see Mr. Woils, with me, He be woud, and I ‘went up stairs to hat end shew! During my absence be left under the pretence that be was going to the thoomaker’s, im Pigbth aveuse, 80 I was forced w go alcne, He did not get back aut near tweive o’cock. Inthe mes ‘ime I went to Brook lyn and saw Mr, Wells, As quick o>! saw him! asked him where was Fapny. He sppearca question, and said be knew nothing about her, 1 » him, tf he knew anything about ber, to tell me, ag | was well nigh distracted. To this he ied, “1 he aaa deft, disgusted with that bi of ers, aud wit! be back in afew days.” I then informed bim of the corres. pondcnee that Mr. Halsey alleged had beco vg on be tween himand my da » when he deviod that he wrote any letters. He said he regarded Fanny in the light of a sincere'tricnd, apd nothing wore. Ao was io the bait, he said, of lendiog berm «\ and woul! dose whenever she wanted it. [ again implored him to give me some cine to the whereabouts of my |» ghter, when he declared that if he knew where she was he would be the fret one to bri me. licare torned to New York and went to the office of the ' rey Superintendent of Police and stated my caso to the cers. When my daughter left ternoon she was in excellent Cy be back right away, and wou! gooseberries for dinver, She had previously children—one agea fifteen mouths, and the } [pee uaangetacah er bend to me before she left. Mr. | Halsey was abecnt from Thureday until friday evening; | he eaid be bad been to Albany. My son also went to Philadelphia on Thursday or Fi 1 can’t tell which, bat they sta'ed they could not fin my Gaughter, Mr. Halsey \ os married to | on the 26ih of April, 1857. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE 171i!) CORONER Yi:*( DAY. A post mortem examination of the remaing vss mado yesterday afternoon, by Dr. George Cochran, assisted by Drs. Bali and Green. ‘The following are the minutes taken on the occasion:— Post mortem appearances of the bedy of a female found at Bay Ridge, supposed to be that of Fanny Deane Haleoy. External appearances—Slight abrasions about the neck and face. nt eye ous. Left corner of mouth somewhat Jacerated. Internal appearances—brain con- ee and chest and lungs very much con; |p ANG sett lung bound down by adhesion, which soemed fo be o: paneer Heart normal; alo all. of the abdom)ua! viscera. ‘The investigation will be commenced at ten o’clook this morning, before the following jury, which was empan- a g s nelled last evening :-— Dr. ©. Ball, Martin Bennett, J. Remsen Louxett, J. B. Wardell, ‘Wm. H. Boy! W. Smith The body was tzken in charzo by the brothcrs of te ceased, who conveyed it to her late resi infer. In relation to rumors of Mr. Wells’ intimacy with deceased, it is proper to observe that he was acy iaint ed with the family for years, and with her from cisiid- hood, treating he as a child. Tho letters which be ix charged with baving written by Mr. Halsey be denies, and farther, that the last time he (Wells) saw her was some threo weeks since. SKETCHES OF MR. \ Henry Howard P. Halsey ‘s on | -glishman, abovt thirty- four years of age. He is the eldest son of Henry Wil- liam Richard Westgraph Haleey, of Henley Park, Curry, | England. His father also resides in Westburne terra: MRS. ILALSEY. Hyde Park, London, and is well known as a man of wealth and influence !n the British capital. Halscy, Jr., came to this country sot three or four years ago, and during tha? t'me bas becu ea ms spuerted by remittances from ood education and femity. ays manifested a docs at- widen deroise seems to ensibly indeed. attached to Watla:\:’s theatre In 1856, and although u: ag only a subord:vate position, | Was, from her plearant xtyic and easy manners on the stage, a favorite with the audience. Her name ap; in the original cast of one of Mr. Brougham’s most suc. | censtu! plays, “Ihe Game of Life,” in which she playod | Matilda Smiter. During the next year she wes marriod. | She then retired from tre stage, but occasiona iy zavo en- | tertaimmente, readings, recitations, gongs, Xc. ‘the last | of these soirc's took place during the early part of the spring of this. «ar. bis father. Fe For his dv ev tachment, ant bave affected his » Misa Fanny Deauc The Tart. JORSEK, In L—TROTMNO~ UNi6y A trotting mstol: for $500, mile heats, beet 1!) ee in Give, in harness, ¢4.0* between Me, Hopkive’ b. g. Hart 3 br. m Lady Cud> Hard Road won the race. Fuur eats were trott:<( show:— Monpay, June 6.—Trotting ms three in five, te haaness, D Mace ramei.>. ~ Hard Road. edeon: i v), UUfer names x. m. Lady Cudacy: . i Tine, 242—2:20—2:45—1 | THE GREAY ) CCR MILE DAY AT THE ECLIPSE COURSE. To-day ons of the most exciting contests that has taken Place in many years will come off over the Eclipse Course, for the purse of $2,000, four mile heats: | Since the great struggle on the Union Coarse which re sulted in five four mile beats, and in wlich Black Maria ehote ko pre-erninentiy, there has becn no such muster of race bores on Long island ae will start today, viz:— Slasher, Tar River, Kaglis and Bill Dearing—the winner of ‘the $5(0 purse on Friday ast. Should there be ro cause of postponement, any one of these horses, Judgir.: from i's antecedent running and present fitness, is capsble oi, vad will rua the four miles in faster time than was ever made on Long Island, Spe- cial trains will leave the Long Island depot at 11 A. M., at 12 noon, and the last at 1:45 P.M. The race will come off | at three o'clock. @The Last Yacht Race, 10 THE EDITOR OF TH! SIRALD. When the Rebecca made a short cui shrough Phim Cut the Regatta committee excluded hor, though victorious, from the prize with indignation, altheuh taking that cut was of no advantage to Mr, Bonnott, ss shown by the fact thatafter she ¢0t through all the yachts soon came together, But in the late race the Haswell left out the last stake boat, the Manersing and every other yacht turning the same. The Haswell made thusa short cut, and ve! the fire is awarded to the Haswell by the committee ir. well was a member of both committees. How iz this? FAIR PLAY. Carirornia OventANp Mau..—To carry through ingte mail from St. Louis to San Francisco requires the use of 166 stations, 164 changes, 91 drivers, and 716 horses. The total number of horses required on the route J. about 1,800. s4 very good time, as the summary will 50, mile heata, best 211 2i228 Court Calendar—This Day. Scrrame Covet—Circuit —Part 1.—Nos. 1213, 1697, 455, 1299, 1288, 1485, 1841, 1661, 1893, 1961, 571, 549, 1287, 958, 466, '2043,'1¢47,’1961, '1647, '1673. ’ Part 2.— 2 Nos. 1964, 1674, 1978, 1980, 1602, 1934, 1560, 163%, 2056, 60, 282, 1604, 408, 866, 1036, 974, 1882, 98, 1210, 1225 Svranion Court.—Part 1.—Nos, 285, 617, 625, © 426, 427, 263, 225, 148, 507, 428, 62, 186, 468, 260?) 1.2) 284) 44,'76, 76, 101, 102, 108, 1¢4, 145, 107, 108, 163, 110; Ui, 113. Part 2.—Nos. 18, 689, "495,461, 657, 602, 655, 608, 670, 672, 63, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679. Common PLeas.—Parth2.—Nog. 239, 696, 900, 1017, 1018, 1€E6, 1068, 1045, 1085, 1088, 129, 214, 205, 622, 699, hou, Svrgrior Cour, Tt oo cua Satur: 1869, at 10 o’cloc! the throogh in tho room in which the principal trial term ia held, for the purpose of selecting such causes as may bo tried within an hour. Such cases will be placed on cial calendar, ec cases will Consist not only of actions arising on contract aud brought for the recovery of moae; only, but of all actions liable within the time above stated. ‘The ierm will be extended one week for the purpose of trying such causes, and when such special calendar shall have been dispeeod of, no other cau: cs «rill be called. * So much of the last weck of the / torm, on. scnday, June 27, a8 may be requ: | for the purpose, Will be devoted to the trial vf the causes on such special During that week two Judges will sit for the trial of ac- tions by jury. ' A day calendar will be made up, consisting of causes taken In their order from such special oaendar. A Cause once called in its order on the day calendar, will not be reserved during the present term. ‘The evgegement of courte! in other courts wil! not be deemed & auflicient reason for postponing the trial of causes which are placed on the spocial caicndar. De BcClintock*s Pectoral Syrup--The onty a 7 for ce yy or daa) ‘Whoteenle deoct 1 setkman NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1859. ‘Tre toon af the Legotiued Lot- tren torevened io WOOD, EDUT @ Ode eanseous oF van OC AW ee8, GHOROLS, KOM CVOTT AND MISSOURI eTATe LOTtholas Tee ow oe Af ninewe wo . by the “ peer cory om 17 we oe tine Seve ev aay Steen bum the oheal oe ae ee ee 24, TL, 54, 47, 2, 1, 99, 68, 98, O2, 43, 29, eee fe Mt lowe me 17, 61, &, %, OT, 49, 97, 30, 47, 68, 70, 92, 11, 50, ‘Ad was oe anid sucivorn wore Aras imine orden in whieh ES ro oe vie - Cae He sone 6 ie 20, 08, 29, 7, 48, UT, 22, 3, 40, 54, 4, 81, 73. 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Lovcamax—Jxnnincs.—On Monday, June 6, by the Rev. M. McAleer, tor of St. Columbus church, Marriw LovasMan to T JEexwinas, both of this city. Mason—Van Buowt.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, June 6, vy Rev, F. Ii. L. Taylor, D. D., Gronaz B, Mason, Beq., of Philadelphia, to Miss Macom 'P. Vax Buonr, daughter William B. Van Brunt, eq , of Brooklyn. Maven—Maix.—On Wedneeday, April 18, by the Rev. W. 8. Karr, Jamua U, Maver to Emmy D., second daughter of Eiias H. Main, Esq.. of Jersoy City. O'Nei1—Witsox.—in Brookiyn,on Wednesday ovening, June 1, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by Rev. Jobn A. Paddock, Mr. Huon O'New. to Mise Euzanarn S08, New Brunswick, B. A., papers please copy. Usprrens-—HAnkis —At Buttermilk Falls, Orange coun- ty, on Monday, June 6, by tho Rev. John Gray, Mr. Ricu- AnD A. UNDrRaIIL, of Eastchester, to Miss Fuzansra Paar’ Banws, of the former place Died. Brartr.—On Monday, June 6, after a short itincas, ANN Deariy, aged 6 years aud 9 months. The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from tue residence of her parente, No. 106 Chariton street, “Ter acquaintances are invited to attend without further notice. Biciow.—At cioughton, Wis., on Sunday, May 29, of coneumption, Frasman B. Bravow, tm the 2dtb year ot bis age. S.ame.—On Monday, June 6, Coates 0, Crank, Jr., son of Charles C. and Jane Ciurk, ia the 25th year of his aze. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the tamily are respectfully Pera sree the funeral, the residence of = rents, No. avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, Tires o'clock, wishows ferther’ notice. Contin —At No. 101 Prospect street, Brooklyn, on San- day, June 5, Mrs, Connetia W. Connuin, in the 60th year of her a Loog id papers please copy. Consor.—On Monday, June 6, at No. 159 Eldridge atreot Grorag Conor, ton of George and Harriet Counor, aged 1 year and 17 days. Crooxs.—On Monday, June 6, Rawery Croors, in the 73d year of his age. Notice will be gtven of tho time of the faneral. Davexy.—On Monday, June 6, of consumption, Wittiam G. Devxyy, eged 18 years and 4 daye. ‘The friends and acquaintances, end the members of the C. W. Taylor Guard, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis mother, No. 10 Roose ‘Volt street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. ; Deren—0On Monday, June 6, of consumption, CaaRiea . Owrmr. ‘Tho friends of the famity are respectfully invited to at tend tho fugoral, on Wedatsday afternoon, at two o'clock, On Thursdsy, Jone 2, in Savannah, Georgia, Fanny. wife of William Mf Hieming, manager of the Bavaa: The faneral will take place on Wednesday afternoon, a! three o'clock, from the residence of James L Smith, No. $88 Pacific street, between Bond and Nevins streets, Brooklyd. The relatives ané friends of the family, and the members of the theatrical profession, are invited to Maaxart.—On Monday, Juno, EowandJ. Mannart, aged 44 years, 6 months and 14 da ‘The relatives aud {riends of the fawily are respectfully fevited to attend the funeral, Crom his late risidence, No. 184 ftroet, on Wednesday afternoon, at’ two o'elook, witdout Turther Lavitation. MaksHatt —On Sunvay, June §, Jony Mansmait, former- ty of the city of Limerick, Ircland, in the 26tn year of his age. The membors of the Gildere’ Trade Society, aud the frienda end acquaintances of the family, are respectfully invitee to attend the funeral, (rom bia reaidence, No. 46 Prince street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one e’clock, without further invitation, remains will be intern tm the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. Maan —On Saturday, June 4, Conners A., wife of John B. Mead, and daughter of Giles’A. and Eliza A, Jacobus, to se Slot Cd of her age, The ives and friends of the family are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence. No. T Jones wireet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation, 0 Comsux.—-On Monday, June 6, of croup, Evwarp Hevar O'ForsmR, oged 2 years and 2 months ‘The fuperai wili take place from the residence of hia pa- rents, No. 66 Main street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) after- . si three o'clock. The friends of the {amily are re- attend without furtbor notice. .—Oe Sunday, June 6, Kua, daughter of John and ech aud (routs of the fat are respectfully ves frionda of fam'ly are real to attend the tuveral, from he residence of her No. 280 Second street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, clock. — Sunday, Juve 6, Moses Rerrex, in the 76th and friends of the family are respectfully attend the funeral, this (Tuceday) afternoon, at from bie late residence, Mechanic street, Rah- 2) “Turmour —Oe Mooday, Jane 6, Wriiax Sarnocr, in the fl @ ou Sunday, June 5, Evwarp B., age 34 years Funeral this (Tuceday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from thewesidence of ble father, No. 124 Clinton strect. Woorwoamm —On Sunday morning, June 5, oa board the steamer from Sevaueab, Faasow ©. Woovworty, late editor of *Woodworth's Youth's Cabinet,” in the 46th year of bis ego. Tile frienon, and thoee of his brother, D. A. Woodworth, fare respectfully requested to attend the funcral, on Wed. merday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Mercer street Presbyterian charch, withoat further invitation. tuterred in Greenwood. Youse. Meatay morning, June 6, Josura Ezra, Lafayette anc Fiavia Young, aged 2 years, 9 mopthe apd 6 Gaye. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tone the fureral, from the residence of bis parents, No, 34 Borate street, this (Tuerday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ethout further invitation. Hie remains will be takea to Gree@ moon Cemetery for interment. His re ogalous ExT eA b Ae Beitton’ YETTY."-—Col Hiram prea, writes as fol- rectly 0} ‘e v7 the Of YOare SMO Bi & Coat Of KeveR- frowned by the | redit , the table H NOTE PAPERS, VIOLaT, amped, in colure and Aalargement of the greet tor otal Mie eo that the Pog! can be wort re mei ete!: a oy ea bo the pe CHARIS, eurgece chiropediet, (9 Beosd way. sictane wad eargoove >! the clly al red witli tier the oper» iret. by br ne ere to the I ys JH, BOBINBON WrerNe vom 1Be SEW VonK mrmhouRY. ANOTHER ChBal The proprietor af the NRW ORK MERCU ‘bee ot nent “Wiewenr 0 998,95, THe WoUNTAIN OUTLAWS A Tate OF tee Norrares Pearrine not wm. ‘PATHS WAY" wil covumae ot TER SRW YORK ou euanee oa power. a Ay 4 where wane meaty rare ere wast °., LO com eae te wie ar . rw le pet eT Ssaevirs uncer. Ly ‘27 vsrpoe a a a eee of i ‘or PABLOAS, DINING ROOMS, LIBKAR(KS, £0, Kade from selected and well seasoned wood, infihe latest and trnecausance PRICES, AT VER ‘The well known reputation of wet SOPESIOR CABINET FURNITURS will be fuily eustemed. - fale be all inperter, To Femes street, New York, and tor REKA, BUREKA, Ee EW FAMILY SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. PRICE $50. $50 $50. $50. 860. 960. WILL BE BBADY IN 4 FeW DAYS. INE JRWELRY.—IMPORTED PATTERNS IN RTRUS- ‘cau, comprising bri ar chains, cbotelaiua, locketa, rings, ileere &o., just ‘at Op just opened u " NK, BOARDMAN LOW ANE BN U'B, O27 Way, oorner of Spring street. a Si al wha may wah an istereta ou all who may wiah an pisin 10 then the nature of his car juaintance and travels throughout 1 particulars and cards Pr | eat orl F a e A 2 F Re F. fe LES THAN REGULAR PRIOKS JUST OPENED FROM ‘AUCTION AUCTION auction at 61 BROADWAY, 651 BKOAD Tar, 6h BROADWAY, 661 BBOaDWaY. T, A. BLUXIOME FRENCH PUSKER LACK, FSENOK PUBHKE Lada, FRESCH PURBER LACK, 651. BROALWAY. BROaDWaY. BRUsDWAY. RVs DW AY. T. AS. BLUXOME. ‘OLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER PEMOM CASEa, PEN HOLDEBS, £0. JOBN FOURY, Gold (made to order) at Nor $i to Bad pe dozen. 05 pens per dors respecttully aoltctted. MPOBTANT TO MASTERS OF VESSELS. FOR THK SRCURITY OF HEALTH AND LIFE AND PROTECTION AG aINST BIOKNESS ON PH}PBOARD. Every vessel that leaves port should peorge & sagt ‘a Besdy Relief aod Regulating Pils oe) ou! eril from the sudden breakin, obo era o7 fever, Sirs fever or aay ma Ngnent disease will be derive m their use than a other ryatem of medication in present use. Not one {row si: kneas or disease caught or induced at sea will occur it theee remed es are used: No sickness will prevail on board ab'p tthe Ready Belief and Pees oe are freely made ‘of by the peasengers and crew. Tn the Kaxt and Weel Inclee (bere remedies have proved of immeaaurable benefit in cholera, ux, dypentery, yellow fever, ship fever and other malignant fevers. ‘Toe iste a eoag poe oc eens: of be pg Une of ackels, never without laying {n a supply of these re Pecien and he. certitied to us that since he introduced thetr uss ania abip ‘had not been one dea‘h from sickness or ‘and masters of veasels will find {t to their advan: toge W call upon ra: Badway & Cow at thelr ofloe, 23, Joh street, Renidatlatectory oridence ‘be produced of ihe 6e- ‘and safety from sickness passengers and crewt uciiceote dicammapa snmeiminenges 6 788 Ks Physicians and chemists, 33 John street, 4 +S cp cys QEWING MACHINES ‘STITCH. SALESROOMS 483 BROADWAY, N. ¥. IGHTS OF THE AGE! ' BEECHER'S AND CHAPIN'S SABBATH MORNING DISCOURSES, IN THE BANNER OF LIGHT, Rendy this morn'ng, and for asic everywhere, ant at the New Tork. 143 Fulton street. 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MOTT’S — KEW CHs.¥Gate KEMSDY. ‘The startling discove'y made by eminent french and Ger mon chemists & fow years ago, concerning, the great ¢ifterence fa tbe quantity and quality of iron to the blood in not less thea Sour eatenaive classes of dicease, was contrmed by the iilns- fous Andral and Gavaret, by aa analysis of the blood in 360 ded in those cl Lassen. prevalent cases ef female debility and toss of healthy coupieston, (chlorcaig, fluor albus, &c) the vroportion of the Jet OF iron Goted globules of the blood were found to be re @noed from 12; v0 4. In the blood of consumptive and acrofu- jour patienta. the reduclon was equally atcking; while the porweet é os in theee end similar twalncies were found to cousist of ® clear liquor, illed with globules of the blood Ereatly enlarged, and entirely divested of thelr troa or cotoria Inaber. Purtber researches cemopatrated ot that almo: every case of Gebithy and Styeage arising from what is valgarly Cenowtaated “impurity of the blood.” wae due to the same de fimeey and demanded the same remedy —-the infusion of pure iree Lo the ck caution. Tor dhe renence wiaied in the medics! tract which accompanies ack box of Bt MOTT's VBALY BEATS FiLLS, the most eainent physicians of Paris, London, Vieana, and recently fnew York, ave discarded ihe old. Chaly beats remedies, mere emits of ure irou (purited by combus Hipduemruy, feet antcosuced toto thie countey by De » L, MURT, a reured medical chemist of great experi- shill Lis effects in che above kinds of complaints, or depiitty acd icas of appetite exis), are surprising ly rewsrds evey trial, and as & pure and no substitute Prive BTBStsb ew Gon Ai utondway, N.Y. ac hines, ‘purposts ool Know» & be without any succrasfu! rivs) In the mar Bren Qnesrigtion of Werk, SP" THOR & OO i 448 Broadway, VIEWS OF AMERICAN SORNERY, 100. **%uaned hy he Hondna arearome Sorany. em ‘viows of Nisgare, Cattatill, Trenton Pauls, Had- genase ee ar take ramen Fail Ceneaon Pal, de. Frice $8 per dozen, 6 Worn! dlacoat 1S FEETON & CO. 348 and 343 Broadway, New York, MAXWELL, Wao we ori At bturmtee poeel tommh (ally recewed by bie omeis Paine ae Biisetsle Mee et nee cee a ves ne ]APORMATION 18 DESIRED. 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Actbor ef “Oriental Meqisintsnay,” “HB iropraa Acvaue- The la a story of American life. ¢ ci-ty aud traite of cbaracter thet rene ey the vertous Sus ptréone are dramsus p! finely ed * Seacli®” will be, without question, the most facinating in ono bean sabipaeag 66 boautitutigy one bendao ne volrme, du o> pristed. Price $1. ten aii Toe trade supped on the usual terms, Copies seat, oat paid. upon recel yt of price. PHILLIES, DAMPSON & OO , Publishers, For rule In New York by BLAKEMAN & 3th Broadway. ws poaleiouaunil frsiar isha 1XON'S DIGEST (N. J.) LAST EDITION, af COSt.— Cell ut 71 Cortlandt sirect. 19 CLOTHIN BARE CHANCE.—FROM $5 aID FOS SILK A “dreasea trom $1 to $1 for gentleme: ts; ale car- A note by peal pu ay & pete, furniture and jewelry. tended to by E., 134 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth etx Cacies atiended to by Mrs & 4? BL FRABL STREET—€5.000 nie Gea AL clothing wanted, in large or scasll lota, Ag. ay of we above fo diepuee of ean obtain the L 4 Pearl near Obaibiam, Saree W Xo 39 CENTRE STREET—WaNTED, A LARGE QUAM- una Ber cent more wil 06 pail le careend Base where for large and small jola, by calling store or ad- Tressing Wane Waleh, 99 Centve atreet. I 44 CENTRE STREET —WANTED, $10.000 WORTH of new and left off clothing for the Westera Geatlemen wil receive Sfty Der cant more thaa their value, {07 ‘of mall lots, by calling at the store, or ad~ drcaring TEOS. D, CONROY, 41 Centre street ADIWS AND GENTLEWEN HAVING ANY OAS! ¥ elothing, furniture $0 diapose of, will resetve. folr value in cseb by sending to or as. Bes Third avenue, between Fortieth and Forty dies attended by Mra. Barris ALIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF OLOTHIN 11 At tore sb carpeta wanted it yon with s value for your goods, avoid jumbugs + retendars. call on oF #¢i QOUND—AN IRON GRAY MARE. ON THIRD AVENUM bh street the and Twenty ‘Tho owner can ms ty calling In three daye and paying it will be Bold, Bi dhe oofner of Third avenus and sth reek” ‘AN & BROS. Dyed et EN — Bp ES CaN Have Fee rr TY DROKR, pier No. 1 North river. EIST BSE mh pOUND.— ON 0H MaY IN THE VICINITY OF UNIO® PRE, piad7.8 gold bend bracelet. Apply to paper oar Tier, 14 Madison street, up stairs. (Q0LD LINK BRACALET LOSt—SUNDAY AFTER noon, at the Forty-secon 4 street and Weehawken ferry. The fader’ will receive $5 by leaving It at Thiry fat facet or wih A Ouerave, ae cat Ebrvteert , = sa NTT CEE ObT—LAST FRIDAY. IN RETORNING F. L Academy of Music to 201 Broome Tun Thiet = car. & bracelet. with the initials P. F. E Ender wal please return the same, as it e | peed FRIDAY, IN THE HARLEM RAILROAD cars, & portemonns'e, c~ptsining thimo! emall sum of money. 1be thimble is bi owner, it, boing » prevent, If the finder will isare the thi with the Ticket Agent at Mott Haven, or at 69 Bowery he is weloome t> the rest, and will receive the thanks of the owner. OSTA BLACK ATER POOKETBOOK, re. useful papers, be Rabineau, of Bergem Point ‘The finder will r yaitable reward by leaving it, with contents, at Messra. M & Telfair, Walist., below Peart, IN BaTUKDAY RVENING. 'y enap lenving it pt No. 9 Weat Fwentieth atrect. Ie GoING FROM chain bracelet OBT.—ON SONDAY, THS SUI INST. BETWEEN JA- 1 miica and Kockaway, a dark blue sick overcoat. By reiaraine the game to Mr. ‘WcLoughliz’s blacksmith shop, or John nar, blacksmith, No. Weodlsn |, Jawa Second street, will be suitably rewarded. O&T—ON SUNDAY, JURE 6A SILVER MOUNTED bracelet, in going from The Canatopane street ferry ta Hudson steet, aS (was the gift of a relative itis the more rized. apy persan having found thiaeand leaving it wide 1 Finiay, 5 College place, third floor, will be re O&T—NOTE OF J. A. SWEEPSRD & CO, PAYABLE to iteir owa order, for three hundred and sixty-one and $5100 dollars, dated April 19, 1889, on tour months. all per. vona are cautioned against negocisting for ihe eame as payment is stopped. ER ‘A. 3. LAMBON, Agent, g, Jun . OK NO. 84521, GREENWICH SAVINGS ‘The finder would oblige by leaving It nt the bank. Lost TESTED DAY. 4 BOX OF JEWELRE, CONTAIN. log about twenty-tWvo gets of (cameo and gold studa. ele ‘one rose diamond square snd compass pio. poltably rewarded by leaving the agme at the oflce of Geo. 0. Ptreet 16 Irutch street third tor, froncrcom. Jewellers are requested to stop the same if offered for sale, | O8T—BEIWEEN BSaAVER AND WaLU stxgers, a ye June 6, eee [= 6 of letters addressed to er wi RB. W. Cameron. rewarded by leaving them at No. 6 Howling Green. OsT—ON MONDAY MOSNISO, THE 6TH INST., IS the corner of Brosd and Beaver streets to the golr g from corner. of Wall mreetand Brosdway. $68 in uncurrest baak bilis of various depomiaations. The fader will be Nberally re- warded by leaving the same in the more 61 ner of Beaver. OStT—OUT OF A PRIVATE TOABBIAGE, MOND AS, 6,8 bisck traveill bere in going from Twenty sixth btreet down #roadway to Cortlandt street ferry. Whoever will return it to 11 Kast twenty-sixth street. between Madison and Fiub avenuea, shall be siberaily rewarded for their troubie, TAS Ayes SL Oe anal seed cee eee eesti OS1—ON BUNDAY MOBNING LASE, GOING PROM ad down Fitth avenue to bighteenk sizset m pair of gold ope owen, itth avenue to Ht ar ore ee tales willbe cuttahiy tewerdet and wit oe ue jor by leaving the same at Broadway. ag FROM FISTY-8EVENTH STREET, BE- tween Third and Second avenues, on ‘eve! 8 large bay horse, with two sores on his back and one on breast’ Any peraon returniug Bim to Thos. Brady, south west poe | Fifty-firet street and Third avenue, rewarded. WAR] $2 Se saa batr bracelet, with gold Bracelet 0 No. ‘treet, Brooklyn. WaRD FOR A SMALL DRAS OOLOR SkYR we micr alt, lost oo Saturday ‘3 Pinte BSc Any person returning her will receive the above re- ‘ARD—LOST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, IN 1 Hp ielalty of the market at the Cospe, Insutute, a ‘uJ colored bound, auswering to the name ver will retura bim t> 399 #ourth etreet will receive the above: eward and (hs thsake of h's owner, $20 RA ARE LN ORMATION W, rand. « marten years of age, acon Tura waa? speech Hed fhooe wlth blue lining, light colored. abawi, red etziped. dreee, aud moreso laned boots. Whoever w! formation a¢ will lead to ber recovery t0 her pary.ci Fulton mt eet or 876 Waahlagton street, will ree ve ‘and their sincere tbake. | JAISRY LN REWARD —TRUNE Lost vost O28 100 ares, wrens ay ‘St, Witween the he Bow, detmay aurea and the Res ak wits tae ravell't ‘of tery, ¥ q On the end. ‘The cher; for the me Van Reneseiner ao" geage Wan det