The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1860, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1860. hard at work—solid, practical work—although the results ‘Promise to amount to litte or nothing. ‘The House, at the end of a long seesion yesterday, pa's:d the Mor-11! tariff bill of specific duties, with incidental pro- tection to home manufacturers, and including a loan of ents an acre to citizen settlers of two years’ change which does not promise a compromise this session Detween the Sonate and the House. So it is most proba- Die that the proceedings in both houses on this ‘will come to nothing except a hae Dedication of a Catholic Church, Awbany, May 18, 1860. Bt. Joveph’s Catholic charch, in this city, one of the ‘most magnificent edifices on this continent, was dedicated to-day. The ceremonies commenced at sunrise and did not conclude til! two o'clock tnis afternoon. At least 8,500 People were within the walls of the edifice, and 5,000 ‘were gathered outside the building Archbishop Hughes preached the dedication sermon and Bishops McClosky, of i this city; Muloch, of St. Johos, N. F.; Bayley, of Newark, N.J.; Langham, of Brooklyn; Fitzpatrick, of Boston; McFarland, of Hartford; De Goesbrand, of Vermont, and Timon, of Buffalo, ‘m_ the ceremonies, as did of eighty priests. The ceremonies were of the most impressive character, and Bishop Aughes’ dis- course was hi ipteres\ing. He was dnxbie to complete, however, owing to feedieness and exnaustion, from the effects of which be recovered in a short time. Among the yocalists who took part in the performances of the mass, were Mavame Gazzaniga, Sas. Zamora, Colleti, Mr. Hubner, by a choir of fily. Democratic Meeting at Atlanta, Ga ‘Avausta, Ge, May 13, 1860, At a democratic meeting at A\lavta, on Saturday, the Postmaster defended the Charleston seceastonists, aud de- ¢ pounced Douglas as a traitor to the 4d aud the South, B. ©. Yanoey made a levgtby and similar speech. , The nationa! Baltimore democracy was defended by Col. Gaskill. The mecting adjourned for a week. s Found Gatity ‘The trial ot Herman Volker, indicted ‘ John Masterzon by stabbing him in the abdomen on the night of the 2d of April, was concluded in shia city on Baturday afternoon in ths Esvex County Court of Oyer aad ‘Terminer. The jury, alter being out abont five nours, came into court st baif past nine 9’clock wita & verdict of manslacgbter. The penalty is ten years imprisonment and one thousand coilars fine. ——__—__ Accident from Camphine. Aunany, May 13. girl in the employ af Jeremiah Green, of ‘Troy, was #0 severely injured by the explosion of a cam- Mr. Green m edeavoring to save the girl, was also quite seriously injured. tratos are now passing ‘The Philadelphia train 200 passengers, mostly CHancestox, May 12, 1860, Cotton unchanged: sxies to day 190 bates. Sight Ex- he cent. 5 ‘ Change on New ds per premium. May 12, ‘Cotton dull: sales to-day 1,000 bales. ‘tng Crisis” im bis native State, we append the following description of him, which may perbaps prove tateresting bo the reader — He is very tall, being something over sx feet in height, ‘and rather stout, with = tendency to corpulency. Ais shoulders sre broa’; bis bead is large, with fall cheeks; his eyes are woll-set back ia their sockets, and he pos. porte eiEet it i: fit i H Hi i g z Fy we? it i: g8 Z z 4 i [ i i i i i FY if E Hl it | if aE e 3 il it sf iH H i p 3 giz? tf i 3 | i f i : i i 5 H a} 3 i : 4 - i ae A q i = if Hy q | Ls i g a HE i i r. bi ochre, all apparently devotional to bang H certain lady, near whore peak. A ‘ups ber to burch, anda Hone which reverbernt At the contusion of ir Worn . c Operatic and Dramatic Matters. arder. The management of the former house surprised their rivals last week, and achieved a brilliant coup d'état by the adoption of @ democratic scale of prices, which took the musical public by storm. The little star of Irving place, however, managed to ‘maintain her position and divide the popular favor with her Broadway rivais. The present is announced, both at Irving place and Winter Garden, as the last week of the season, and great efforts have been made by both to insure ® brilliant ter- mination of the struggle for popular favor and the opers, tc championship. At the Academy, Madame Gazzaniga is announced for two evenings prior to her departure for Europe, and will make her débuton Tueaday evening, in her original rdle of Violeta in ‘‘La Traviate.” ‘‘Moses in Egypt,’’ which had a successful run last week, will be given to-night, with Patti, Brignol!, and a star cast. At Winter Garden, ‘‘La Juive,” which was decidedly successful last week, gives piace to Verdi’s ‘‘Nebuchad- nezzar,’’ which is apmounced for Tuesday night, when Signor Mirandola, the new basso, wil! make bis début. ‘Laura Keene closed ® very successful season on Satur- day night, and took a farewell benefit. She sails for Ku- rope this week, whither she goes in quest of novelties for the fall and winter season. ‘The summer season at Laura Keene's theatre will com- menoce on Wednesday of this week, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Jefferson, who holds the first position in his Hine on the American stage. In the creation of one rile he made the fortune of a metropolitan manager, and now assumes the reins for himself. Like Robson, of London, Mr. Jefferson belongs to the drama of the present day, and is an eminently progressive artist. Should he dis- Play as manager the same qualities which have won for ‘him bis high artistic position, his suscess is assured. fis Programme for the opening night includes Planche’s very best burlesque, ‘The Invisible Prince,” with a capital cast, embracing three first rate comediennes—Mra. John Wood, Miss ©. Jefferson, and Mrs. Chanfrau. The mise &® swéne is to be entirely new, and ail the minor parts in the play are distributed among good artists. The spe- clality of the theatre will be light pieces, vaudevilles, petite comedies, farces and burlesques, suitable to the searon, Several sterling plays were produced at Wallack’s last week, and among them some of the finest comedies in the English language, including ‘‘The School for Scandal” and “Bhe Stoops to Conquer.”” To-night will be produced, for the firet time in this city, a new and original comic drama, by Tom Taylor, entitled the “Overiand Route,” which has been running for over two months at the Haymarket theatre, London. The cast includes Lester Wallack, Brougham, Blake, Dyott, Waloot, Mrs. Hoey, Miss Gan- non, and, in fact, the entire strength of Mr. Wallack’s ad- mirabie company. At the Bowery theatre eevera! benedita have been taken uring the past week. ‘The Biack Knight,” aud a new jocal farce, entitled ‘The Charleston Convention, or Boarding the Delegates,” are announced for the week. At the New Bowery, “ Harry Biake; or, The Man Who Travels on bis Muscle,” the “* Bronze Donkey” and “ B. B; or, The Benicia Boy in England,” were run last week with fair success. The + Biack Cat of Coventry,” anda fietic piece illuttrative of the inte fight, constitute the lead- ‘ing features of attraction at the New Bowery this week. “Blue Beard,’ which was produced at Nibio’s last week, bas been so far successful that it will be continued another week, when it will doubtless be superseded by a ew production now in active preparation. Jacobs, the Wizzard, and, we presume, the “original,’’ withal, bas been very successful at 444 Broadway, where he bas mystified and delighted large audiences during the past week. Curisty’s and Bryant's Minstrels each vie with tho other for public favor, the former at Niblo’s Saloon, and the Istter at Mechanica’ Hall, 472 Broadway. At Burnum’s “Dot; or, the Cricket on the Hearth,” har been the leading card of the Lecture Room for the last two weeks, and is still continued. Miss Emily Mostayer will take a benefit ai this establishment to-morrow night. Adame’ California Menagerie, corner of Thirteenth street and Fourth avenue, continues to attract crowds, Adams ‘being quite as much a curiosity in his way as the sea lion oF the pet grizzly. ‘The Philkarmonic Society of Brooklyn terminated its season on Thursday last with a grand concert at Beecher’s church, in which Patti, Brignoli, Madame Strakosch aad handsome compliments, which were warmly reeponded to by the audience. Whilst noticing the concluding performatice of the Brooklyn Philharmonic, it may be useful to similar socie- des to say a few words as to the result of its operstiona during the past winter. It should, in the first pisces, be ‘stated tbat the association is managed exclusively by ama- ‘Veurs, no artist being allowed to iuterfere with ite direc: tion. Iw erchestral performances are among the best ia the country, large sums being expending in render. Ing that feature as perfoct as possible. Notwithstan/ing that its orchestra oosts It $400 @ concert, with the prepa- ratory rehearsals, and that it engages in addition the first ‘vooal and instrumental talent that is to be had, it has the rare merit of being ® self-sustaining institation. Of fe- mae vocalists, there have eung successively at ite con- certs this winter, Gazzanigt, Johannsen, Albertin|, Gassier and Patti; of male, W. Cook, Centemor!, Beaucarde, Gasster and Prignoll. The music produced has been of the highest class, and the growing favor with which it Metered to 18 attested by Lhe fact that the society ends ite season with a bandsome balance in its troasurer’s Yanda. City Intelligence. ‘Tre firexax Tastiwomar.—An adjourned mesting of the friende of the renowned Benicia Boy, “ fistic champion of the whole world,’’ wii! be beld this evening at Golabeck’s Hall, in Broadway, to take farther steps towards securing & proper testimonial for their favorite. It m expected tat the gathering to night will be of # monster character, mort sudsiantial citizens have beg present. therefore, be any member of the Financ Committee, whore names wil! be found in our advertiting columns. NORWEGIAN ANNIVERSANY.—The Norwegians assembled in force yesterday afternoon at No. 16 Fulton street, Broeklyn, for the purpose of providing funds, aad con. eluding all the necensary arrange nents for colebrating ‘ccosti udons in Europe. the day on which ft war obtained, and Ridewold, place where it was granted, are endeared t the hrart every true son of Norway. Our Norwegian fellow citizens propere, therefore, on next Thursday, to betake 5 solver to Coonor's Park, Yorkville, where a fine dinner, excellent Music, ABd prolonged davcing, will be the order ofthe day, = * ASST AL PROCESSION oF THe JovREETIEN HoneEnomR.— The tenth anniversary of the Journeymen Horseshoors P. U and B. Society will be celebrated this day by a grand procession, Shick will proceed through First Bue, Second street, toe Bowery, Chatham, William, ton, Twelfth, Thirteenth and Twenty-third am, eee Broad and Eighth arenoe. Some mem! Common Counctl will review the society at the Olty Hall Fret Day oF rie Twrurt Reoncent.—The Twelfth regi- Ment will proceed to Kast New York to-day , for upon the grounds located by the Commirioners appxated Dy the Legisiature for a State parace ground. Working New York Out in the Sumshine. A MAY BUNDAY 8 PLEASUR(NG—HOBOKEN, BROOKLYN, AND STATEN I8L4ND—THE PARKS— CENTRAL PARK AND THE BATTERY. ‘Yesterday working New York took in breath for an other six day labors. New York humanity, like human- ity im general, likes enjoyment, and seoks it, after a week's confinement in workshops, stores and offices, not in the churches, but in the fresh, free air of spring. Sunny May, who bas for the last fow days boen decidedly in the sulks, smiled her sweetest yesterday; and the trees, who got by far the largest share of the sunshine and the air, which they were designed to divide with us, Deckoned tired man to their deep, sweet shades. Foot, large and small, strong and dainty, clumsy and well shaped, measured miles and miles yesterday, and were nope the more weary for it this morning; for rest is but change, of work and action in the pure air, and for plos- sure’s sake is the greatest luxury of rest. In spite,then, of the Sabbatarians, who would crib working New York within four walls—whether of home or church we care not—the people streamed through the streets and ool- lected im the parke and suburban grounds. We shall have better men and women from such a Sun- day. That best and purest of religion which nature eaches smiled in the sunshine, was carried by the breeze, rose in soft perfumes from the flowers, and was whispered from the green leaves and bushes. Such teachings make men better without their knowing it, as sweet music Graws unconscious tears from eyes unused to weep. THE SUBURBS. ‘To most people half of the enjoyment of a day’s plea suring consists in getting away from the city. The alr here seems hot and noisome, full of toil and care, and our broad rivers, like the waters of Lethe, seem to dispel all the anxieties and troubles about yesterday, to-day and to-morrow, which haupt us, like misshapen shadows, all the while we remain in the metropolis. Working New York, then, rushed for the ferry boats and over” crowded them. Droves of people came pouring out from the ferry houses and s>attered through the streets of our suburban cities, making for the green ficld, the trees and the open sky. At Hoboken the streets seemed jammed with pleasure seekers. ‘The gardens along Hud- ‘fon street and on the way to the filled, ana the Fields themselves were dottted thickly with of West Hoboken and Weebawken, on foot and Bone, parties. Many went beyond the Fields to the hts in Lapsingburg teame—three or four peraonsto one boree. The most of the visiters to Hoboken seemed to be Germans, but the [rish and American na tions were weil represented. The bright waters of the Hudaon, glancing in the sunshine al! the way along the road to the Elysian Fields, tempted many to the boa ta, aut 2, parties rowed bere and there, close along the shore, eeping time to the oar dips by those sweet songs which only Germans know how to sing, the liquid notes falling as charm:pgly as the waves rippled upon the pebbies Brooklya, Williamsburg and Kast New York bad also their phare of vititers. The many pleasure gardens sat private parks of these cities were crowded, and the re. fresbment saloons did @ thriv: business, The shady avenues of South Brookiym and the besch at the heat of ‘i atreet were througed with promonaders. Boautiful Brookiyn never appeured to better advantage than yor- terday, and the deliciout coolness of her tres lined strocts ‘Was never more thorougbly enjoyed and appreciated § As at Hoboken, the majority of the vistera to oar neighbors on the East were Germans. A more (avorite resort for the Irish and American por- tion of working New York appeare to be Staten Island. There they are in the country, indeed, and can look upon houses surrounced with yards and tlelda, aud be indused for a time to disbelieve in the enormous valus Of realestate, {tis up enjoyment which must be feit to be appreciated, for thoes who live in small, close rooms. with brick and mortar closing in around them on every side, hike tho tron walls of the famous coftla prison, crashing fo a whi mere open space be filled with the beauties of trees, grass, flowers and abrubbery. fiaement Bo much the more irksome, either, when they are obliged to return to it, The man who saw, with megi- cally-opened cyer, the treasures of the earth, and the glory of them, felt richer even in his regs, though be could not touch « single diamoad, or raby, or pesrl or emerald. And 60, worl New York, though it brings back with it from its t p- © ——, dew re MT Be? une Jeaf, or pearly lily, yet fect jo richer and the pier all week "trom seen them; and seems to _ (HE PARKS—CENTBAL PARK. ‘The parks cf New York gathered in many who did not feel inclined to leave the city, Thousands rushed to Jones’ Wood, the Washington Parade Ground, Madison fquare St. John’s and other pndlio and private parks. Even tho residents of the Five Points were scized with the park mania, and huddled upon that littic triangle of hard, trampled earth which is located where the five trees and « WLS Fl saloons and gardens of the Eighth avenue ‘Aimost convinced some national even the streets were of the Park Hote! mabded up to get a Road was alive with ‘and everyibing slow was at a discount. For red yards above the junction with Fighth i i ati] s F i aH ici P g i a sf fH i > i Protegee, on of having shaved the editor twenty years ago, that over two Dundred equi cages entered the Fighth ave- ate, and it ts but a fair estimate that at least one hun- é two thourand people visited the Battery yesterday, {neluding those who walked on their way to from the ferry boats, Ineo meio te the did sea view. For this purpose, also, » few Dockers came in, at about sundown, and one or two fash- less fasbion. made wt ‘seems these. “of 5 salt breeze, and altrections of tho old Bauery, bus few ot the att come ta, Servant girls promenade v| wn, with uncovered beads and bare mecks and ‘arms, elther in couples or with their “company;”’ numbers of courte sans, of the lowest class, from Greenwich and Washing- ton streets, come to talk lth with the rowdies and loafers, who pitch we on the up and, , to —. a. of runners and arrivals to thoir ruin; while tars, anything Dus jolly, a tempt the same thing wen Oo clans, whom they bave scraped acquaintance during the passage over. The majority of the visitors tothe Batiery are of these claases, and the police expect much trouble during the summer. The girls are as depraved asthe men, but sow and then can Been @ sweet, a modest face, like a violet staring sunflowers and flaunting cabiias. Ent it was for the visitors yeaterday, b; ‘eagnt in Wayhlngton street a and another nckr the Chagres Hotcl—a. looalty" whose morals are worse than the fever. What would the ancient Knickerbockers, who wooed and woo their dames on these shores, say of the Battery of the preseat Th appeared. yoote us working New York re in the gunebine and ihe free alr, tn''ine suburbe, 2? contrat Park and on the Battery. Our Norwich Correspondence. Norwicn, May 11, 1860. Treft of a Pleasure rachteeBauciting Chase on the Sound— ‘the Capture, dc. Last Friday night, the yacht Jennie, owned by Captain ‘Williams, of the steamer Commonwealth, was stolen from her moorings at Norwich, Early Saturday morning, the son of Captain Williams finding the Jennie gone, secured the services of E. C. Dennison, Esq., Sheriff of Stonington, and proceeded to New London, where he chartered the steam- tug G. W. Geer, and started ia search of the fugitive. Seve- ral hours were spent in cruising through the Sound, with- out seeing the vessel they were in search of. Atlasishe was discovered well {2 shore, about three miles to the west- ward of Watch Hill light, standing to the southward, under a p pes of wail. Some time elapsed before the Geer came within the distance to enable those on board to see the movements of the crew of the yacht; during this time, the ballast, and everything which would lightea the d thereby ada to ber speed, were being thrown the wind, which was biowing, commenced to wd the tug gained rapidly upon the yacht, Lued, Anding ad e#cape impossible, rounded to, aud Mr. Dennison leaping on Te was @ man about sixty the orainary height, having grey heir and whiakers, with a large, restless eye. He was Greased in heavy woollen clothes, and wore a large pilot- cloth pen jacket. At first he would converse but little, but subsequently he made several statements; but they were of such a Conflicting character that no reliance can be piaced upon them. On betng questioned as to bis mo- uve for stealing the yacht, he said, “I am a Asberman, and having loss my boat, which was the means I bad to support wy large family, I took this method of procuring ove. {am very sorry Udid it.” Fle gaye bis name as James Jones, and etated that be belonged to Kenpedeo, Maine. Jennie was taken in tow, and on arrival at Stouing- ag returned to her moorings, and the tug, wi the privoner op board, 1d to New London. On ar- rival af that place the prisoner was confrouted by Captain ‘Wiibames {to whom be repeated bis former assertions, add- ing tuat be with him another man (an Irisuman) ho left Lim about day im & small boat he Drought with him. Mr. Demuisoe and the officers at Now Lonovn believe Jones to be in some way connected with fe gang of burglars who are now making dopredatious in thie section of the country, breaking opeu the Providence Bavk ines week, and & store last evening ia Stonington Tt te thought tbat the Jennie wag taken to convey away the spoils of some premeditated robbery, and Jones, missing los accomplices, put to sea lest be esbould himself be taken. ‘The crew of the tug state the yacht war with grest skili, showing ® proficiency in nantical aflairs ouly possessed by one who hase large experience ia the ma. nagement of verrels, Jones was taken to Norwich to be commutted for trial, Brooklym City News. A Cnost Axxeerep ny Tar Pouck.—For some ovenings Jarge crowds of persons gathered in front of St. Aun’s eburch yard, in Fulton street, for the purpose of secing a ghost, which it waa reported made its appearance bo tween the hours of eight and nine o'clock. The sidewalk and ctreet were so densely crowded with spectators on Saturday night, that the police found it necessary to take measures for (he purpose of putting an end to the excite- this view a took his The pu and the tug came alon; boara, feourea the thief years of nge, rather al i ment. Wi! position | within (he enclosure, end it wag not long before bis atten- bopped another, Watching his opportu idealy appeared to his ghostship, and’ instead fiuding it an apparition without epeeaeee, Roowreres Ba rere 6 wea Tecan see whose Layne pa He Aas gbosts are le to arrest an: im- prisonment, it is hardly probable that any one will soon ‘sean place himself in jeopardy by > Focruaxrrow--Moumahip. Tilinole PW a —Oapt Pentaliow, thos EW Peshallow, MO Newman 0 emma, D jer, Jobe Kafer, L. W Bias, P a Ries, joener, Larenze Merck, Marie Meres, x , Johanne 4 Row German: F erngtain, Jobanns Germann, mn. Geares The waiks of the ark were fairly black with people. | It ie considered that wt least tweaty thousand persons Yisited the Park yesterday, and yet there wae drunkenness nor disorder, which i# still i ake * at Bar . Bridget, it om th 3 out to bor admiri — ¥ Mi » loungtny wi ir. Fitzdoodie, the fenare cf whose sows rivalled ih of bia lady's oye. A down town merchant, sauntering sos SS rife, glowed prid ashe drew bis wife or sweethoart’s arm closer to his fide. Mra. MeFinnegan, with a number of malo and fo the inevitabio Irish ere: Fig ic i i i : al ; | f : is #2 bi 3 : 1 @ ever, About Miokp, Welrer, Geor, yeaa Slern, |. Gene odbrora King red Snekier, Marie Kenz, ° Prerre London, John Kenz, Anna 0 Abray, Bridget Quen: ‘Jana’ quesitver, ‘Marto, tom. heodore Sehous, Anna M Ambrocker, ( brisuen Schoter, Michel Stemmbeeh, Kammel, Ohre- tien *ehm'dt Kmilie rchmidt, Pred Ham mond, Johann Haas, Ketone views, Oatherive Muller. ( yer, Catherine or, Albert Fistoger, Jone’ Demoile as Ko aton WE mn Liebientaie, Henrich Maller voter, Lorem Pedreita, Loresre Et ietaol “el 70 t |, Gale Gofclo, Francisco Jaed Carl Melbor Jacob Jobeon over Wild, FX ‘war'12 i500, 1, 26, 38, 3, 95. Detaware. of France, Broadbents & Co.'s | wife of the late Stephen Whitaey, in the T8th year af Mar — age. ‘Sussex Couwrr—Ocass 114, Mav 12, 1888. relatives friends of the family wo 24,60, 67, 74, 44, 19, 5, 088, 63, 7, %6, 78. Pi. caps ecstay efteraseny Arh Gxanp Comsolsvaten Lorrany—Otaas 33, May 12, 1860. from her late residence, No, 7 Bowling Grees, 48, 78, 6, 3S, Tow ae 29, = further notice inte, Jone 3: LY * —On Sant joax Kris Managers, og the beloved child of J0Nd and. Martha A. Witte, aged Great Sale of Shirts at MOODY'S Bhirt manufactory, 263 Broatway. Steinway & Son’s , (Mondegd OVEASTAUNG GRANDS AND BGSARE PIANOS. be My, at —_Waerercoms 64 had 86 Walker street, Borgen, N. J., Dr. Pemnsanett, Woart, nthe tod oak of his age. Foneral services will be held at the New church, Thirty-fifth street, between top avenues, this Cae) afternoon, ‘The friends of the family are invited Wartcomn. a} Abe Bassferd, Jr.'s Billiard Palace, 15 les. Court OSS (ie Fuboe and Rot bus eee eee Nee blaylon Berring’s Patent Champion Fire i] = ‘ Pp and | i i + to attend. Ru , Corner of Murray Saturday morni ere wm | i a a ae Kinne’s Im ed Self-Adjuating Tru yA prone beat ane cheapest for all eliusates, 183 Broadway, teom No 4g the ph Lg BB pe acmetcee ame Zoe mma ' ‘dn tad ead coo Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines. | formed a circle of and Otice 608 Broadway, New York. whole Ite was one of sclleitude for an of thoes around her. But ber mission on earth i@ ended, $f & Baker Noiseless Se = entered upon another and a betier existence. ‘The eames bine friend | is left bebind, but the bright jewel which it contained haw ioc a he ered at oft aur Oy a Geo. B. 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Ib, 3) and 22 and Wines for medieal and privae wan preserving and restoring the hale, fey it. warranted pure tand be best quality. so | NOW YOUR BRARD LOOKS SOMETHING LIKE, Trefelto, the True Secret of Beauty, A Well, I had nove at all unill 1 Need dai 4 jururiant INGURNT which foroad tt to row strong and adout Ove or six wee! softens, paride, clenpses amd invigorates the skin, renders Rich wo Satie cea the comyl faily elear and 60 cente bottle. - f Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.—Con- sumption recerves an impetus wt this #eason, sud sacriticas wyriacs of ite viet'ms. iin ravages cen be moderated by an early recourse to these slierative remedies, To the Afflicted.—Just Received,a Fall supply of ellk, Line and flax elastic Storkings, Knee Onps and ‘Anklets for varioose velne and weak jotnte: do do. elastic pag ee a td . hed Astor House. N. ¥., opposiie Bt. Paul's cburch. Te AGENT, THE STATES, Lawyer, Sear. RDwaee T JONES’, 10 AND 12 APN STREET—A FEW STvL A Of boss and Gaiters, ai $5. P. Be Oall sad seo bee Trusses,—Dr. Mersh Continues to Apply | ————— his radical cure Trors with success ip the treatment of hernia. RYANT'S UNRIVALLED BTOMA\ ‘Trusees, Supporters, Bhonlder Braces, 8 ‘Bands BITTRRS, + tilk elastic Blockings, Belts babing Traases, avd sil a ——] As 8 mild te opequsliad te SOMSECY Fle aac Tacs onpase st Peateaserch. | Sidhe crmen, Eyer pt gerbonin, Whalsals ment, No. 2 Vesey at., Astor House, oppostie mare. | Setebt , Died AGwew.—On Wednesday, May 9, after a short but se- : 4 fier a short | Fourth avenue, puvliahes letler Bo. 17 on Bors yes is ‘davgnter . F. We day's ered, on, Dentnans fs to: ad yore ilinces, Faxym W., daog 1. aad | od Tunes. “Dr, JONES te about ts neat mneieref te mee M SAEs Dives Teem tad Bae, Baas: notize the funeral ‘will be given. AnTnoxy.—On Sunday, May 13, Hever Scvut, son of Nichoias K. and Margaret R. Anthony, aged 9 years and 7 cl “The friends of the farcily aro reapecttally invited to at- tend the funeral, from (slvary church, Fourth avenue, , at quarter beiore nine o'clock, with- fhe remus will bo taken w Philadel- 'UREKA SEWING E MACHINES, HEMMERS AG- Price $50 complete, Guararteed to be as represented, ont be tev) pot having full ort oe. out further potice, for interment. Philadelphia papers please copy. STABLIBIED gobo On Saturday, day 12, Many Boomer, In the EK GUXTY TBARS, year of her age. FURNITURE ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully ‘SS apd reeraureen Dorth west phe invited to atiend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 111 Bulliven street, on Tuesaay aiternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Tie remains will be taken to Caivary Cemetery for interment. Conant —On » May 13, Caantes Conant, son of the Inte Asa and Eliza , aged 40 years and 15 ‘of the family PERB PA! ABT, DI! REDSOSR pipe Phe ag Goods psoked and ehipped to all parts of the world. ™ mneer “ptaais py ty Few Tere. FOR on EONS alt ST, LA Pate Laat Fann ott tice and Busts Sea meer raing, May 12, Faxxce Gonvex Farrns, eldest obild goods. jet received paneon ry SY fry hy Nyy BR, Mlscy hUUnES, DUFUY 2 ORBOAROR Sa ‘The relatives and friends are dy mvited to at- | op stairs. ich frm ng rnence thet parses, A essa M™ WINSLOW, treet, 3 EXPERIENCED NURSE FEMALE aoe ere sacnty, of 90. Varilc strest, on Saturday, | “* am eateneham, May 12, saumia, wife of William Hastio, Sr., aged 54 HAs A 7 ype friends of the family, and thoee of ber sons William SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN and Jomes L., are reapectiniiy invited to attend her fane- ral, from the Sixteenth «treet Baptist church, near Eighth avenue, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ler re- mapa will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Kavaxy.—On Saturday, May 12, Danny Kavewy, ta the 6th year of his age,a native of the county Sligo, Ire apd. ‘The reie‘ives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral this (Monday) afvernoon, at one o'clock, from bts late resideBce, 181 Kast Twenty-third mtreet. Keaney.—In Fast Brooklyn. om Sunday, May 13, Ro anna, wile of Thomas Kenney, aged 61 years, u native of the parish of Clombroney, county Longford, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take piace from her late residence, cor- ner of Park avenue and Spencer street, on Tuesday alter- noon, attwo o'clock. The friends of ‘the family are re- spectiully invited to attend , without furtaer sotlce. Laworet.—On Sunday, May 13, Wruuax Lasnent, of bilious fever, in the 624 year of his age, native of the —. of Waxtord, Ireland. KURALGIA, NEURALGIA.—A SUPERIOR for the pemed ¢! complaint at WELLING'R depot, 416 Broome street, corner of 81 per bottle are invited to attend bis funeral, this (| ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 148 13, Ronert Moons, of con bie members of the Willett Light Guard, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, at bis lade residence, No. 61 Columbia street, on Tuesday afternoon, at halt past one o'clock, without farther Dent medical men in avery orem an Rooras—D day, May 12, Wim Hexry Rocaas, be yy Li tn the 124 year of Bis og, Dr. i at the ae His frienor, and the of hie grandmother and | 1¢ 8 matter of wo ? nont, Mrs. Mix and Mrs. Tripp, are respectfully invited to rt attend his funeral, on Tuoaday aftornoon, at half-past | sioed © reproach ‘bus fe i a tL — , No. 5 <oe 1 “thet the water te Ceres On Benany, May 39, Onuen, won of | fh sberntys. nets tthe glandular Foverally ant pon: George and Emma Reeder, aged 6 months aad ¢ days. her De, rs The friends and relatives of the are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, thia (Mom Afternoon, at two o'clock, (rom bis late remivenoe, ma sen street, i ‘Wiltamaburg. i z Sonmy.—Mre. Exzanern Sonex, wife of James Soden, of fueae, ot hore’, BO. sere" am Jorvey City, after & liogering i:ineas, aged 35 youre. feety aiated me ae oe in fa ‘The relatives ant frends of the family are requested to ‘The Jaie Rev, James W. . 4 on ettend the foneral, without further notice, from ber inte | Kew York , duly, letter residenoe, No. 12 Newark avenue, Jersey City, ou Taos | the oe § spate and na Marrhers day afternoon, at two o’cleck. . x “the 8 bestraim’ every ‘Ravinon.—On Sundsy morning, May 12, Sanam Axw | [hd Seow 8 aon Favinen, widow of the Inte William Bavidge, aged 62 | tong. Hy A545 Be, coder or ne guarte “on years, #x months and ten days. cond, toe pent boow! ‘theee ‘y' ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to An ip valld, wr! { Fp, attend the funeral rervices, at bor late residence, No. 430 | si} Me train, - Greenwich street, this (Sfomday) afternoon, at half past | *m efivet mM four o'clock. ler remains will be conveyed on Tuesday | 159 bert me 7 to Metouchin, N. J., for imterment. ed tothe ee t= vin —On Sanday, ra Lede the 80th at arty ny year of hie age, ® native © paris OTe, COUN ne clereymen. Inwvere, pst, iy Tyrone, Ireland. “era, he ceruly tele pereoual Knowledge pf -¥ The friends, and those of hie brother, Dr. Slevin, are a abe anabl water Pre ‘ requested to attend the funera’. this (Monday) afternoon, ‘ebme nt. Py J a at three o'clock, from bis inte remdence, No. 205 Mott street Rect —On Saterday, May 12, Mary Loves, onty Jangh ter of Wilbur and Sarah E. Amin, aged 4 yoare, 6 mooth« and 7 ‘The relatives and friende of the family are reepectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 71 avenve D, on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further noties. Sritwett.—Drowned om Turedey, April, 17, Hever Fiirnmom, eldest son of Silas M. Stiliweil, Haq., aged 16 years ard § mowthe, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Aitend bis faperal, at St. Peter's church, 00 Treeday afternoon, at three o'clock. LI Saturday morning, May 12, Ruma Lovma, i pap twelve oity, the ot feo bean eee dria oat al Waabiogten Oordc ner Be. a iano toca fre ler Metant, from me nin} tend the funeral thie () afternoon, ai three o'clock, reatdence, avenue. 12, Wareown —Suddeniy, om Saturday wre, Bast >, Wnevcowr, the beloved wile et Vie com, of the St, Nicbeias Hote!, im the 0th relatives and friewds of the - ee q I