The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1860, Page 5

390 bble. flour 4400 bs bushels wy"! yushels wheat. bbls. flour, 19,800 Bbureae, o. Flour dull and heavy: sales unimper Wheat dull and nominal. Corn opened steady Lar ckeca At decline 1c.: sales 40,000 bushe's, at . a 88, ate sca aaa bushels, last evening, at ae. Whisley 106 barrels, at so barrel Canal iy 10—1 P. M. sales aerate Lake bushels wheat, 42.000 bushels |. EX DOr 200 basrets ed buahels wheat, 4,000 bushels Brrraro, July 10-6 P. M. Flour heavy : sales 700 bbls. wat 1 76 0 $4 97 14 for ex: ‘Wa State, $4 34 a $6 Sor extra Ulinols and W Wisconsin, $5 A852 at fer extra indinga and ObI0, $5 75a $6 for double pio if | S000 tse winter-as$i 30° Oma at $1 16, 3, wi Tete dessucnl'and 1e- lower: sales 89,000 bushels at Sr. a 58c, Oats nominal at 38c. W quiet: sales 50 bbls, ‘at 19'sc, Canal freights quiet but , at 4c, on flour, 114sc. on wheat, 104¢c. on i ee tee 9 Lake im- ports—400 bbls. ‘flour, ag 16,000 bushels corm, Canal 1 0 bushels: wheat , 66,000 bushels corn, tbo vesbeloxtas unchanged. ‘Wheat i aio te Flour dull but 5 no Corn in limited demand Ie. lower: sales or ere pee 2 Be. Gate, barley aud tye ‘ai, THe The. bread on to o'New fork, Take in Take importcn 500 ushes wheat, bushels corn. ibis, Hour, 30. 20,000 vesbels wheat, 33,000 bush! _ Arnayt, July 10-6 P. M. Flour dull: tales nage Be to city trade. it very quiet: reales 5,900 bushels white Tndiaua at $1 45 and 1 ushels Western mixed. ayn at Maange. Whiskey—Sales 100 barrels, mm car tots onl vat Sle. ‘dpe Exeeation of Hicks, the Pirate. IS DEPORTMENT AND CONFESSION. Hicks, alias Johnson, recently convieted of murder and piracy, will suffer the penalty of his crimes om Friday next, He will be executed upon Bedloe’s Island, in the ‘arbor, and the gallows will be erectod just outside the Yort. The gallows will be that ordinarily used at the Tombs prison, Bot yery few persons ‘unofficially connected with the execution will be allowed upon the ieland, anda de- tachment of the government troops stationed there will guard the landing against the ingress of mere spectators. The execution will be conducted under the charge of Captain Rynders, United States Marshal, Hicks baving ‘bean tried for a crime against the United States, and con wieted vefore a United States Court. A view -of the execution may be obtained from the bay, however, cand probably, if the day be clear, from tho Battery, also, aud it is rumored that, besides the numerous vessels swith private parties on beard, which will swround the scene of the execution, several public excursions have Been arranged, so that al! who wish may, at a cheap rate, ‘take their fill of horrors. None of these excursions have een advertised as yet, and it is more than probable that, even if they are publ.cly advertise: at all, the announce ment will contain no mention of the execution, since it is very unlikely that any one wonld publicly prociain that he intented to make money from the show of a dying inan’s last agonies, There is but little pity expressed for the criminal in any circle, sand even his family express their horror at his crimes cand their appreciation of the justice of his panishmeut. His wile, who seems to be a most miserable little woman, valone seems to cling to Hicks in the hour of his deserved misfortune, and she exhibits much feeling upon the sub- fect. By the kindness of Mr. Sutton, the warden of the prison, Mre. Hicks has becn allowed to visit her busband Awice a week for the past six weeks; but now that the ‘time for the execution has 0 nearly arrived, this privi- lege has very properly been withdrawn, When Hicks swas informed of this fact he was at first very angry, and delivered a jong tirade of abuse agaiust the warden and the United States Marshal; but afterwards, being remon- . -Strated with npon the a he apologized for what he had said, and declared that he could not but acknowledge that Uns precantionwy pegnare was perfectly right. Beyond this wifely feeling no one seems to have be 4 re- gard for this triple murderer. The life of Hicks has 80 overcrowded with poene.s and his hands are stained 80 deeply with blood, that he seems removed from all human pity and compassion. Stil, this is no reasou why his execution shold be made a public spectacle, and it is ‘to be hoped that the public of New York will resolutely frown down any such excursions as those Ww which we aye referred. Hicks’ conduct in the Tombs haz been quite exemplary, ‘and of iate le has given his keepers very little trouble, except from apprehensions of his escapo or suicide. Ho does not seem to realize either his crime or the death which awaits bim, All moral perception and sensibility seem to be wanting in his organization. Ife acknow- nevertheless, that bis sentence is perfectly just, by ‘8 that, if the punishment were teu times as great, it would be no more he deserves; ag Me how: ever, not as if penitent, but as if exalted by yy the conscious- mess of the multiplicity and enormity of hiscrimes. A seonfession, purporting to be taken down from his own dire, and showing is complicity in over one hundred is ennounced as in pres®, and will be published ‘on rise ‘or the bene‘it of his family. Whether or _ this confersion io peanine it is impossible at pregent to state, since Hicks has alti ly admitted and denied the truth of the statements a! in the — in ~orime of which he is convicted. His confession made to ‘Mr. Sutton, the warden, and already published in these columns, wos undonbtedly genuine, and contained the alterwards, from interested: true facts of the case, whi smotives, he was induced to deny, Two dittereut “con- restos will be in the market by Friday, aud will pro- vably be very extensively but which is the real ~one, iC either be really his own declarations, we are not ‘yet informed. Great doubts nay a'so be entertained in regard to the troth of many of the statements of the con- feasion, even if it be genuine; for Hicks has exhibited, at “times, a disposition to rake himeeif appear a moster’ of crime, apd (hus to secure an immortality of horror at the expense of sober truth, . His complicity im the piracy on doard the Saladin, for instance, been often asserted, seems, linpossibte that he show a ma all The that Ma told him = that ession appeared it would show him gailty of over a busdred murders, many of which have no doubt been the products of a mind never over strong, and now occupied with aecraze in regard to the subject of marder; apd others Lave probably been designedly intro- duced to make the work sell well, and to new§ hor- rors to a life already sufliciently fevolting. The warden states that, taking all in all, he has had no prisoner un- der hie chaage w bas behaved so well \ as Hicks, and i regard to his escape PS — Td by sewed any such inteation observal oe eo pee es wou rs! a Z very greet crowd is expeoted at the rouution, vat fi ile Ri tore credits to arcu its be aiowol 40 expiate hig crimes os privately as possible. ‘Tur Garmatot Bevarrt —We are very gtad to learn that there is every prospect of a very jorge audience at tho Acadeuny of Masic to-night, when the operatit perform- ance in ald of the Gartbaldi fund will take place, The eprogramum>, which will be found in onother part of this Paper, is of the most attractive character, the array of artistic talent inclading no lees than three prime donne, all favorites with the public, Two grand operas and se- lectious from a third will be given; and considering tho attraction, the prices are very low. The Academy should be filled in every part to-night. Every one expresacs the utmost sympathy with the gallant Stalian liberator, and has the highest hopes for his ultimate success, Let us osee If we cannot #eud him a good round sus im the shape ~of material aid, $$ Watrack’s Taxatng.—The very last of the Japanese Wwarlesques, itis to be hoped, was produced here last Montay evening. The title of the picco is “The Great Eastern,” and the parties implicated in it are Mr. John Broughaa as author, aod Mr. and Mra W. J. Florence as performers. It is a light, sketchy agrooable affair, full of funy Songs and telling local allusions, all of which owere heartily relished by an audience which, in spite of ‘the bot weather, was fn the best possible humor. The aeling was excoedingly clever, and the scenery, costumer, ée., unique in the extreme. The play will be given every might Lis week, together with two otker pieces. — Bavavrs’ Mivsreets.—This very popular company, after a remarkably Snecessful season, are about to suspend «their cotertaiuments in the metropolis, and make a brief tour in the interior, commence: it Albany next Monday might. The performance this evening will be for the be- mefit of that ee favorite, E. Horne. “The Supposed Death From Violence in Jemey City, ‘The inquest on the body of Mrs. Alice MeGee, who died ouddeo!y on Sunday night, at her residence in Railroad avenne, Jersey City, was concluded before Coroner Gail ney 4 jury shortly before eleven o'clock last night, ‘The testimony of oMicer Mclanghiia, Mrs, Smathers, ‘anil Revere! other witnesses went to show that deccased sobiarged aise attempted to violate her FEieee White tying enter on Tharsday night tr. Quidor testified that LA phe ae nation ov the body, and found Sa with the fon of the right a Tung, whieh adhered the Fite. Atow a omen pa dro icouiae mucos membrane, which produced ener sone the sire ot rents was aleo tae be ina; the immodiate ao ot fe ocko woman being debilitated in oo —— ‘ment; Le was of the pises On various wee = which doced by Sager marks. At half past eleven o'clock last might the not rendered @ verdict. iv ta go Shipments—100 | Auction Sale of Burton's | Fee ode matters ina Le stp, with with NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1860. Theatrteat | Wardrobe, ‘The theatrical wardrobe of the late William. F, Burton, the celebrated actor, with a large number of manuser =| vin | plays, a quantity of sheet music and the wardrobe of the | ! Chambers street theatre, were sold ai action yesterday | morning, at the rooms of Sabin & Co., Chickoring’s Build. ings, corner of Broadway and Vourth street. The large room was filled with theatrical properties of a'l kinds and | descriptious. Along the centre of thegoom were hung the character suits aud the costlier dresses. while upon | tables and in heaps upon the floor were velvets, silits, ‘Satins, spangles, armor, swords, siage properties aud | dresses of every imaginabie variety, Chincse, French, Grecian, Demoniac}, Romaa, Indlau, Scotch, barlequin, | fairy, amazon and sotirical,so that « native of any coun- try in the world, or ont of it, could have been fitted with | clothing, of the finest quality end of his native style, upon | demand. Like the grave, like Sancho Panza'schos»-bag, H te which he 90 aptly compared it, or like the green room, Don Quixote’s iMstration, this auction room levelled all distinctions, and the ministerial black hung next to the { martial crimeon; a peasant’s dress cutangled thai cf a king; tho Grecian toga and the Irish freizo compared | styles and nativities; Celestial febries. warranted from China, half concealed fuiry gauzes; brigaud’s costs pre sented arms, as usual, ga court robes; a cues bal's frock close by the side o Camille's ern French uniforins, ag at solferine fmesig Austrian Grays; the clown’s spangles gilt y the priest’s cowl, and Falstad’s wide spread siiste bait tia the mn ‘gs hierogly There were about tae ered ant persons present when the sale commenced, gh eloven o’cleee A. M., and the number did not materially vary during the day. There were very wat oman pretreat Si ae the company were a tt gt Wills, who acted as anetioneer—Mr. eing absent in| @ Furope—repeatedly declarsd, “There was much more ; looking than bidding.’ During the morning quite a num- po RD notabilities in to see these last re- 8 of their favorite actor, and among the distin- Puied in the theatrical worlt we noticed Florence, E. L. Davenport, Keats, Cod- diss, Wilson and Price of Boston, Janleson, Mark Sinith, fi ate’ A. H. Peles A Feano, Bourcicaul Brougham, ae, Sab Fox and 4 dof pe New mete Mana- of Mobile, Memphis, Harris of Aipoinnal, ‘and but three ladies, io of whom was the well known actress Mrs. Vincent, and neue of whom | seemed disposed to aj u, for this occasion only, in the character of Mra. Tood! * Several costumers of this city ‘and Hoston were also present. Lots A to F comprised a collection of theatrics! music, of little value, and these were mostly purchaged by the leader of the New Bowery theatre orchestra, Mr. Eisen- wold, at a very low e, one of the best lots, contain- ing thirty one pieces, tome ey only four dollars. About eight handred plays, Bears grinted and in manuscript, followed in five lots, and of plays it might safely. be said, that all which were Were oht, and all whieh were new were wort Mr. "Burton bad é Ed Ac common to most theatrical managers, retaining the '§ sent him without definitely decal decidin, ne upon their fate, thus keeping them both from the wor! and the ‘authors; and it was expected that many a literary Dantliag would be reclaimed by its fond ett, ata low , @8 & souvenir of past, and as “of no ee eee Se eee separation seemed to have weakened the paternal feeling, however, and the plays sold at waste paper prices, mostly to the Cincinnati manager, the lot averaging about one cent ant | a half a play, and some, with paris writien out, bringing the enormous’ sum of eight So dramas, tragedies, comedies, farces, — bur- lesques, comicalities, travesties, extravagapz.s, melo- dramas, sketches and indercribabilities, acted and un- acted, accepted and rejected, successes and failures, went ther for a mere song, ‘and received no more favorable | notice than that of the auctioneer. in vain at- twactive titles appealed to hard-hearted bidders. The offer to teach one ‘How to Write a Comedy” was as {ll-recerved as the announcement “I've ee ay Friend,” the query, “Where's Rarnum *’ was a = swered b; the ttl “At 333 Nassau street 2? Tho First Glass of pagne’’ was followed by “My First Fight,” and that by “Capers at Canterbur; 0 Man with the Nose” was sold with “Lunar Caustic:”’ the ‘Lady of Lyons” was bundled off with “The Cook’s Maid,” and aa memeennee “ Will Go on the Stage. ‘and’ “Mac- ? Ube genuine, went “To live in a Giugs House.”’ So my products of ma a weary day and anxious night were sold together; unknown seribbler’s weak lines boat bound up for once with the immortal words of he “great master, and many a play reached, at last, and most unexpected oye its first’ destina- ublic. What a hi nected with those | , a history too os nad too sentimental pens and shabbiest rhetoric of those dusty manuscripts endarable, as the ‘sunshine gives a glory even to motes. Fach reader must think it out’ for bim- end if any of us self, however, recognise, under any of these titles, the productions which we te- Bpatched to Mr. Burton years ago, when “we would be ‘an author,” with a proud consciousness that, thongh not exactly in Shakepere’s style, ae fully ae allied his: works im merit, let us not only enjoy a langh at our own folly but spend a moment in wishing that, when we lost those high ambitions beyond woe hey ven HAL it which they once gave us. Even day dreams, too brightly colored to be real, nod Sees with their waking di ara tcl this a t dislike to di: upon and a y * e splay i their natoral hair upon the stage. feuarae wigs were the most remunerative feature of the sale, and the moet beneficial to the heirs of Mr. Barton since most of the other articles were sueriticed and cents, | but which would make the dullest | int | would warrant, which overtares have been ter, in stituents withont doing their daty by them in| ‘The Effects of the Heat at the South, wing: all their power to keep this Mom | a term continued over Wedtnsssy iu Thurs- weight Ca tiation off them until ey ae id io oe Ht has been terrible, for eignt long days wer to stand ii nas we have ie re said, the cost vf the At- ic avenue, Fourth avenue and Third street istered two degrees more that on ai widening has not been guessed at. ‘tt is to be re- dsy-—100 and 102 being marked at acy pe |: Seated that the friends or enemies of the project i town. On Thi the heat fell off three degrees, and id not give us some reliable data to a ‘on, | great relief was experienced, At night fall @ thcuder oar citizens have panted and ewoltered, and FM. term has been nowhere. ‘The thermomoter on Wet. Suppose we estimate the three boulevards to cost | gust came w oe = rey | bye ower, | in the a Rate $2,500,000—and it on or rich dhe Ur peter fell to about gM. term. ay will of twice this pay. let us see how much we pro- pve to run in debt in one year, and what are our oatstanding liabilities: — | erent ons... Three bonievards, Rae ore, pee. sek ears ‘a record of deaths from exposure, aun strokes, &c., unexampled in the pen of Charleston, ‘The Mercury Continues its notice of those not ag ee Desmond was strielsen down Wednesday fore- } be ped on East ot Bay, near Tradd etreet, aud died immed ately afterwards. { Bushwick avenne...... Peter Pressier,a member of the German Fus!tiers, para- Flatbush avenue, sa, | ded with Ris compony ia th in the meraing, aad died from the Fino fa 50,000 | Soren gene ke a bor of the Fusiliers paraded extension of Iamatic Asyinm { ‘@ member 0! The city we now ia debt rh 6,100,000 | rit hia company, and died from the.etfects of the heat The county's outstanding ‘bonds. » 872,000 C. Van Halden, a member of the German Artillery ,para- Total. H2172, 000 = in the morning, and after the lo, attended in his a nspes neces 6h 0s) 0 (Fier srcoeey shave, cornen Bing-and- Calhoun éweets, ween he We have counted in the county debt in the above w some friends that be had not sufered from talle, becauae, as is well known, the city is respon- the b heat that the was much moro pleasant, aud the sible for nineteen-twentieths of it. terrible | Parade less fatigu be had en, anticipate, He row of figures needs not a word of comment. They | “ish st ton o'clock ednesday nigh Nilidtier’ te’ tnaes lone; merit the attention of every maa who is inte’ was on Citadel green’ We eanceday mornisg as a spectator in the prosperity and fair time of Boon . We | ofthe parade: she complained of the hoat aad weat home, Peo | and was dead about noon. are confident that the seeming opethy, le hitherto has been caused by o ier that the Peter Dolan, a at work on Gadsden’s wharf, had rd of Aldermen, so far as it ean, will stand be deeu complaining of the heat en meer aes and ‘ag He tween them and the interested speculators tha: bs very suddenly about noon on We lobbyed these enormous schemes yh the vena’ , a member of the German Fusiliers, paraded jure of last winter. We trust they will not with his is company on Wednesday, and attended the funeral be disappointed. But if are, we hope the i * Cap ne mii Salven famerday. He and She dead atinet of seit preservation, toro else, will ine | four olock th was the Intcotion ef the edicera of the ace om to anite in eames for aid as equity tena toattead the funeral in citizens? dress, but Mr. rovide abuse of power @ ) Rolhow insisted on having the company turn out in uni- that dep iyed at teeny. 1s: re winter. Spiritualism and a Tendency to Free Love as Part of the Faith—The Holmes Domes- tie Difficulty. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Leonard. In the matter of the petition of Wiliam Holmes for the custody of his children.—William Holmes applies by petition invoking the equitable powers of this | Court to obtain the custody of bis children, Anna and | Tvah, now in the care of their mother, at Brooklyn, Tho | petition has been served upon the mother, with an order from the Court requiring her to show cause why the | prayer of the petition should not be granted; and she stands, therefore, as a defendant in this proceeding, | claiming to retain the custody of her daughters. William Holmes and Charlotte Louisa Schooicraft—whom I shal! | call the defendant—were married at Troy, in this State, in 1841, and the relation of husband aud Wife still exists between them. There are three children of tue marriage, all of whom are daughters. The eldest, Anna, aged aout seventeen, resides with her mother, a3 the result of her own choise. The second, Carrie, aged between four tom i and fifteen yeurs, in the cr thefts To it ment, resides with her father, the petitioner. The ¢ ind, | a tween seven and eight years, resides witl } Ivah ‘aged bi 4 ei ides with | her mother, the custody of this child Having been award. | edto the defendant, in October last, by the discretion | | of the Judge of tho Blan ser Court, at Chicago, | fn Tinoig, under a roceedting in relation to the custody of these chideen by habeas corpus, insti- form, and wrote a lettor to this etfect to the oiticers, upon which the order to parade in citizens’ dress was counter- ‘maanded, Miss Dora Heins, a native of Germany, died very sud- em | yesterday afternoon, st her residence, corner of East Bay and Market streets, Miss Heins attended a pienio at the Schutzenplatnen on Wednesday. Several c pong! whioor were prostrated from the exces sive heat on Wednesday amd yesterday, are now lying dapgerouslp ill: but notwithstanding the most active exertions of our reporter to obtain informa- tion, the above are the only fata! terminations which bave been authenticated. Several members of the Fusiliers and of the German Artillery are yery (ll from the heat. A_drayman, named Myers, was overcome by the heat in Market street yesterday afternoon, He was taken to the ice house oot Dr, Lebby called in. He revived, sq ‘as to be able to go home in about an bour, Mr, Fisher was T pesttroied at Mr. Cook’s segar store, on the Bay, yesterday. By timely applications of ico Mors cold water, admioistered by Mr. Cok aud Me, Joseph Dawson, he recovered. Mr. George Schweikert, No. 77 King street, is lying re il from the eitects of the heat on Wedues- nS Th snoat of tha above) canes of death. inquests were i This offiver also held an inquest an, reported in Wednesday's (ed from the teat ou Tvesday, Ver cury as haying dict to this ertect. A Mr, Ferguson, of Colum’ died from the effects of the heat in the cars on the th €arolina Hatlroad, be- } tween Branchville and Colvmbia, on Tuesday Coroner Whiting, from bis ardvous dnt foreed to regard his own health, aud is now his house by indisposition. » bas been confined to td toted ‘in that court by the defendant, to obtain | er yesterd r, although the it custody of all the ehildren from the father. | temperature was still high. A refre The petitioner resided with his wife at Troy during the | ed the greater part of the day, and summer of 1359, and they had previously resided in thas | during the evening. We may reasena | — dur! the principal part of their married life. In | pious rain soon. of that rear, the petitioner, without apprising is | We continue the sad record of the unfortunate and often fatal results from this terrific term, whi will be the last. Cortainly the past week upon the history of Charleston whieh it h experienced. We may haye had, at rare intervals, terms * fe of his intention, and without any provision for ber support, left her, and removed with his children to Chi cago, and has since seneay ly by aedaeng elsewhere in the | Western States. He brings ae wife to | wetrust, fta mark bofore justify his desertion other or to exe ude froma partic. | of a8 excessive heat, but such have never before been pating in the nurture of her children, exce! nt that she ts. sorommene with a glut of murders, or even eignalized as he alleges, of an irritable and jealous ition, an occasional sun stroke, It is to be bend Pe infected with Se itn iter of this ine that the preeminence of (iis woek may uever be ter rated ', to be fully ps nar be by the wrideoct tt her tren frienia, nid her ucts and faith have never, | think, extended further than tho approval of her husband, and his own Lo at the time aad perhaps | her own curiosity as to the rapping manifestations might gusty. Mrs. Holmes, on her part, also cl that | With the deluison of spiritualism, cludin; a tondeney to accept free love par’ the ‘wile of this charge is repelled by him vehemently. Whatever uty be his present views upon that subject, he did undoubtedly take part as an asgociate with a com: | pany who Brant na a lecturing and exhibiting the wonderful manifest 8 of spiritualism in public, travel- ling from place to place, for some time including a femaic | nce dy he kpes wg Ay regard to whom ran ie sages in a letter of Patltwoesr, which have come to the | hands of Mrs. Holmes, and have been uced in this | sa ear tt ng ee irritability and jealousy on the ‘liminary to tre. Weiaheimer was overcome with the heat ia Went- worth street, on Thursdw " was taken to her residence, corner of Comiug and Bull streets, and dyed ia a few hours. Tim, @ valuable negro, the property of Captala William s. Filiott, ‘and in the empioy of the OMicera of the Lower Guard louse, took holiday on the afternoon of the Fourth, and renewed it on Thureday, when he hecame atiected with the heat and died yesterday morn) Mrs. Sarah Nolan was sunstruck in ‘Thursday, and died in a few hours, “A lite girl, about twelve years of age, was prostrated in King street, near John, but by timely assistance she | recovered, Michae! Farrel, a driver of a scavenger cart, wae san- Struck in King street, near Ann, at hal past cleven o'clock sero forenoon. Dr. Aldrich rendered dir imme @iate aseistance, after which be was sent to the Roper “dith atre vet, on Wile. to the commencement of this part of | eeeontar, the scien cous aoibeaner to the defend. ital. } Ant to renew their marital relations, and offered to pro Patterson, a laborer, was prostrated from the vide a home for his wife and children with him, if sho heal yesterday afternoon, avi taken te the Roper Hos would secept It, as comfortable as hie cireumstances | declined by , named Bruggeman and MeCabe, also suf- her, untees he will prove - eourae of conduct decided fering from the effcots of the sun, were taken to (he Roper | upon by her that he is really sincere in his Rye) | Hospital on Thursday, all of whom are doing well under | feesions. It should also be observed that t | the ekilifel ‘Attendance of the practised physiciaas of that juces two letters from the petitioner, irae § lu March, establisbment. , in which he describes relations then exist ng | — Weare pleaged to learn that the members of the Ger- between them as legal sensuality—a crime against th» man Fusiliers and German Artillery, who were Suffering pn yee of their own souls;”’ ‘that their intercourse ts | i from the effects of excessive heat rom the fatigue of the | Bot npted by mutual love,” that it is “so damning, so ee on Wednesday, are convalescent, aud reported out Ear ie does not want hmeeenng recping,soeal, muda, .” want “a 5 » An inquest was held by Coroner Whiting at one o'clock | couskian Place relation for purposes: ‘ toatl io ie morning, ca’ the body of Mr. Solhotl, of the and ee ae but that nu; union which raed whose death from san-stroke was reported in soul; thinks will “realiz> { that theirs WAs @ false marriage’’—the final object of seve | ral pages of such detusive, foolish and wicked sentiments being to convince his Wife that a separation will be th» beet and happiest thing for ber as well as for him. The | petitioner shows that his pecuniary resources are eutl . cient for maintaining bis faintly ina gowl socut st br Mercury. The verdict of the jury was to The Augusta Coneiattonalie gives t res the @ following tist of un strokes in that city op the dia Bs. Harteberger, a German, was attacked with a coup de satiet near the Vianters’ Hotel, and died ve display, Ike € talkative part, aud his “A-ha! stand not upon the order te biddiog, but bid at ence,’ and other traves- quotations were repeatedly: applauded by Skies’ the cope and stam} as if the cos tome made the room a theatre. The great attraction of the sale, however, to the eurio- “y seekers were the character dresses of Mr. Burton; aud these were surrounded by groups anxiously inspecting them. PW at geod they bronght were not worth mention- % great rogret was expressed that they should be ata for certainly some of Mr. Burton's friends — ave secured these bet teoteantnes of bis life aad The dresses were cxactly as wacn last worn 7 "tne great laughter provoker, and 0 at- tempts at alteration or repairs been made. nee 's well known suit, with that wonderful hook, lin, and even ‘the watch and spoons, 80 cae — Mr, Domby's eyes, ax if sume and Toodles’ bisek silk’ tigh erect, his two Late, the that coat in ich $12 5 ge ning to'eatch Ine pM Dif mae ms eal these dresees, in whi xed, items to weber as (ape Toodie, at tis » when closes. Micawber’s shabby coat, Fe waiting for the aap ress Burton wore upon the « fa ir Parker at Wyo ant a alt re. Jig yh! Soddon’s dress and est. That dra eit, with ite broad Hs a enn if which Burton conmeam most serious family, was sold to Mr. Wilson, Syke ‘Ando Yan Deader's tremendous trunks, Hottom’s asinine Lead, the Dromio's fac similes Toachatone's Jesting hod, Sir Oliver Surface's 7 that old fe Lo Hy a i ite . i i SEaE ca alte ? ee Paul Pry 's stelj trowsers, the mumuny"s ia fireribabi Pe ae dress, ‘Calivan's "hori narkeens, and Bunble’s ty ‘elton, all purchasers, here and Ubese at prices too al beat feat AS dress after examined, dress was bid off, it war curtonsly and then came the remark, “how funny Wie ul? sets even ese ates er Ws etry eu ee aint character aod the man> ready, lice hand clothes in Charles Dickens’ admirable eketch, to ae movement and mimic the life that once this wardrobe complete, and thus preserved aud une! » these last memorials of the greatest Comic actor of this or any age. The Proposed Pw provements in Brooklyn and Their Cost. [From the Brooklyn Fagic.f The remonstrants against the Bushwick avenne tani Comm gave their reasons before the Alder- 1 it seemed strange that either the Dramatic | Fand or some other of our theatrical associations had not | r in society, and to afford to his daughters a liberal ¢tuca- tion, which is now being much neglected, The defeniant, with her two daughters, Anoa and Sarah, are now resi” ing with the mother of the defendant, iu Brooklyn, in , comfortable though not in affluent circumstances, and the Present associations aud training of these children are | Such as are manifestly good for their mors! culture and well being, and their present protectors are wiliiug aml desirous of continuing the same kiv«lness to the defendant and her children as long as it may be necessary, although — they are under no o'Migations to do so. Both the parents of ihese unfortunate children are tenderly attached to them and desire their society, and are truly ant Sseonty interested for their welfare and happiness. 1 canny however, look = the complaints which the petitioner makes against his eoltd aud 4 map, natne unknown, who left the city for Waynes. boro’ on Tuesday, died at’Alen's statou, partially from the «Meets of the heat, and Was bro ght tothe ci) foran inquest and for interment. Aw o wonsan belonging to Mrs. ington, » also dled during the & eat. the Augo ta Hens Baad, w wife, as ia any degree warrautinga the Montgome separation from ber. The grounds for bis desertion of | board the retu: her arc such as thousands endure without a murmur ever — after. reaching the public ear, from motives of even far less The Savannal: Republican says’ — magnitude than the futuro respectability and happiness | Coroner Buen We'd na 04! eet on Wednesday, the 4th of their children. 5 - oe ah? too, inst., on the premises of Joho Lord, upon the body oD Dp, faithful mother, to tue dates Dengho, who died yery ‘suddenly ‘oa Wetuesda e* fo a wife, o” olen much and suffer jury rendered a verdict that deceased came to bie death before she submits her grievances for as 1 from congestion of the brain, Csused by exposure Wo the ment in a court of justioe aa against ae ‘basdand, sn and iatemperace. cannot be overiooked in this case, eat Subsequently, an loquest waa held on the premises of | Martin Grother, wpou the body of Vaward L. Massey, whe died from the sara? cases. ‘We bear of three more scdden desths om the samo day, without certawty ag to the causes. im to think that she would, without evidence , j ance +7 bis croe! descrtion of her, and for bis womanly letters, and for his still more crue! | treatment in aecettul'y vereaying her of the soctet { their children, be wilting to remove with bim from this State, if such is bis desire, or to a great distance fro fricnds on winotn sive can get relief or assistance ta cas his offers to again provide a home for ber and the chu. dren should again prove to be merely a desire for Inte FAMILY ALD. & Intelligence from Califor wellare separating her from. the Sees now with ker j last observations aré nade with reference {0 the over. | Sma Utah—News from Pike's Peak—Af- tores of the petitioner to his tS for a renewal of thelr fatrs Europe—Oregon—The Walion- ate Aa snp Hm ey mare a (teed Mathews Tragedy—Celebration of the bas. we cratonly of adrea as is legal right as their father; without reference toor in | Fowrth of Juty—Lecal Matters in the defiance of the particular circumstances of this case, Metropolis—Markets, dc., dec, From the examination $ the fatieea thal ‘ted 'n such The Fawrir Henarp, for the week, will be ready to day St the ‘children im the ‘Arst thing .to be ‘cousndered, | (Wednesday). in ita columns, among other things, will Guided by that rule, the case is not free fron dite ally, | be found. —Toteresting Letters from our Correspondents The Ly of the. father ma) Ade RR {a San Francisco and Great Salt Lake City; Intelligence voluntarliy chosea him as her guide and protector, Hi C | from Denver City relative to the Pike's Peak Gold Dig- faye ae ee Yr one, to the ex) | @ings; Letters from our Correspondents at London, Paris, ¢ two who are Fubjects of this controversy. Secli re. | ‘ ‘, heey fult may very probably Injuriously eect Their pecuniary | cm S ehaanananan sp che neue Po ay See expectations im case of @ testamentary deviee by the | Present rope; Letter from Oregon, giving | oe ae { death, Th Me ad ™ a see Ot to an eccount of the Fxtent, Climate, Soi! aud Productions of aford them so Liberal means of education and support A$ | that State; Continuation of the Coroner's Investigation in th i eo of \ ‘4 fr'wonld have the beter lt, tine case of & son the | the Waltou-Mathows Tragedy; A Woman and her Infant inte business wpon the Fon": attaining manhoct. tia Murdered at Manhattanville; An account of the Manner the case befere us, if the mother refuses to renew her | y which the Fourth of July was Colebrated; estate, and has mo doubt the diseretion to make a ourmt.te have = we relation to the “i . home, eboose he | fetus which the Ween it lel cr | Rt ere Sy tae tlt seca Dylaware Beate Lotte: to pay for Presented an estimate of the probable ®. inion, it will be wiver for her, in view of the fu- usorat Sears Lorrenies. caring ot the bing % — upon them by | . coe v pone ail pecuniary expectations, php reel ai %, aye Is, a KS Ne. S25 Yi i ou . ~ choose, y done, orher | , fe Toe Aganegste nein cole s Ta PEC: | Reo goles, temraber and companion. Let it ot be cs: ‘Bria 0, eh ein 18 Ie Wattle Wadelee Ersace act thee | deratood that I connse! Anna to treat ier father with ds- | 63, 16, 69, 21, 45, 1, 30, 10, 76, 6, 4, 71. ont for less than that eum, and very probably | Remy’ cave heen eile coe aes Any Kindacse or | Oireuiarsé Ne w, jaware, will cost twice as m And ‘they truth | turn her the advantages of her education ai any D, EDDY 4'C0., St. Missin folly say that the mearare was carried — ~ Semele somaiaaty fe this ‘State, withia pile the’ Lepiatare cee: that the p of Hrooktyn, Serttwe peers; ft wil be ner | OMmetal Den Pf Hedger, Davis & Fg Sue the line of the street never eri one 4! oy, we mite wih yt reasopabdie direction of Ler 60.5 i” not “kuowing “anething wbout the fate and the 4a ofthe art to Tend is wid ia eur: Ta an ‘Soy te, aaah Supe pemes, se iad no Opportunity ing compliance a Petitioner is not to be prevented 89, 40, 17, 43, 96, 81 3, 12, 6, 38, 32, 4, 10, be of vomenstreting it. The cost of this im- | reasonable Iyal: must be commitied to the cas- ry provement i Me hd the seven na pee tedy of her mother for rearing ort in these wards anit to about twenty esite t to teerdeoe ber ave “ PR. of - agg Broadbents & Co.'s millions of dollars—that ix perhaps little more thai direct her for that eee, in ten times what this single avenne is to cost. vided as to Anna. Unless the parties pra Ne 1, Jone 10, 1880. New York city was to he the chief | Seminary and boarding place fer 4, 40, 37, nt, hit hy 33, 3S, 68, 4. 8, 70, 96. victim of the rapacity of the last Legislature: we | Teetlone of the petitioner in these On i een, 6 as Bast 3 3, bre afraid Brooklyn “ean contend for the unforty- | he right to vue ben Gongunore ry poossute Willa eR Aer. BRO ADBENT « nate distinction, But in New York the they way be attending their education. et to these Remgers, Wi Thar, tude of the scheme prevented its provisions, the application of the petitioner is denied. eng cd we trust the same will be , jreoklyn Photographe.—Wilitamson's is year will be, it is estimated, two per Pow Orvice Arroremmst.—Willlam H, Clemence. faq, see oy Imperat's and Life Sue. Two forty nine cent.—that is more than one-foarth in excess of . . , lente. lost year, Should we lay out those n cent Of Lowell, Mass., tins been appointed & special agent of | wns parks and boulevards that have been forced upon | We Post OMce Department for the New England section, be hag ot eneame Coonetee us without our asking, we will in the next levy be assessed three per cent, We respectfully ask the Board of Aldermea if they can face thei? oon: We are gil te learn that that well known and valuable Public officer, J. Holbrogk, Faq,, is et.il to continu Special agent at largo Cor New York and Now Baga. “19 | Great Sale of ShirtseSix for S4—Moody's | Maaelagiery, Wl Broad ey. | many of whom | Letter | former relations Sat oy Goa uot Ries sa | iad than: Sev; SEN perpen 6a Oho Wasn Cen atl ia necesea! a Ag the keer rearing, proves. ference; The Local News of New York and Vicinity of ity, and having reference to i's | tmportanoe; Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money means and ir 7, situations My solicitude is y J } less in to Anas, who, from het age od ap. Marketa, and all interesting news mattere of the pro- pearance, Bow reached the thresholl of womans ~ Brandreth’s .*ilis, By purifying the bleed, net as ngety val, “es this warm we, "ther JONES, a AND 12 ANN Gane A aw Ofna Wielent pain ip the head, the conseyuence of gegonuze to A’ of Shoes'and Gaiters, at $3. Call aud vee the sun, ts son cured by & dose eof these pL a: use them, and be these Eph te alok . LOCAL AGENT WANTED FVER Bilious affec!i olds, costive re ond dysentery YW Ek a, are alive ened ty this woadert! he. eine, whisk shout be a A en ie acne ‘Adices 8 ge oe ver§ man who seis. Proper esiimale upou 7 Tweaty. five cents per bos. A’ EV RRDaLAre WED Fold af 24 Coamd street aad Bee » 4 new satin : Wn No, 6 Vaion mqnave cards, de. "No, 908 Broadway, a aot te ta ote Tt. Drwm and Wm. | Benches We Re Bigtte! to see their friends and former | As ADVERTISING CANVASSER OF CHARACTRR prths Weekly Biase Apply at the lise, No iis Puliea ee ra paper, “ { Bw ip ER CLOTHING. . one door west of y. Tasty a: lowest prices, aeetehenet sce aan Btelmway & Sony } Bors ro a nag Oram Mare Pianos ace warranted for fre REP prec ou Seroome $8 and 94 Walker street. | CLOTHING a CLOTS Goeds From all Natio: ents! ‘ deter nemesis 2 ctor het ene snsh g American Indinn articies. A et encleat, Mandera, OF | nockns « KavwoxD’s NE & Grover & Baker Netselevs Sewing Mas | esa M6 18 A spize is tbe oe. friend of he tamaiy" Onice Wo eniva Under. few York, and 182 Fulion sireet, Brook yn. mn B40 ‘Wheelerand Wilson's Sewing Machi FPPOVPFEVE bead Yrv 2838 Office 606 Broadway, New York. - a | el Milwara's Needles, for Wheeler & Wil- 5 “> SON'S SEWING MACHINES. ive Needles are mais by a4 TY ‘2 hand, wad of the beat double refined Ragliah cast stcel, wid we ¥ os ARRAXIRD SUPERIOR 10 ¥ Y a |. FRED. MILWARD, St Warren street, N. ¥. } A¢ 3 ¥ oa iH r Herying’s Patent Champion Fire and = =orrr Rs ba hed Borrar Pro Sates, ‘261 Broadway, corner of Murray sweet, = — Improved Bata YO SHIRTS, Whiskey.—S. F. Suit's Kentucky Salt New err river Bourbon sola aby ah nd SEMAN ehh » hd ButRE, yan ANYED 30 FIR. | cn ey aa ot th Satieron log measures: else wit Loe Cateh "em. —Catch “Em “Alive. Wight= ' iremaneteoe donea aha” The anaes ae i Genus wo pea Wholesale Dept 20 Greenwich | oe png a dee ee pssures from | frm ‘bent. Broa’ ee eet. back to the wrist, with the tenes ont the body under the armpits, Wals\—Distence Bacaaes ae pa gd Care of the bevy | aryind, Also, the length of the shirt. bee Flay g-Advie for preventing is turning gray by GRAND: By seeding the above moagures we can guaranice you « yer. near Broad | pao, MEROVED FRENCH YORE sitar. Batchelor’s Wigs and Toupoes have Im- | ion, Sere @ Goons. Bland no turning up I Bondwirsen | No, 40 Broadway, New 1, | Wholesale orders sottttea. “* “® es Hills Hatr Dye, 50 cents: Black or | brows. No. 2 Rarelay street, and sol by alldrug | (YOBNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED gists. Taimliable hair owling. Joints, aud all diseases of the fect cured pai or tye | Cont enience to tho potent, by Dr. GACH ARAB, urgeon xs Cristadore’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- | ["list) 10 Broadway. Revers to physicians and Surgcome pees, tbe best in the world, why and reiall, aud the dye = privately applied, 6 Astor H T Poins of all Tricopherous is the Best ama P.!: wh - Ba: SoeA St Soares Saas | Clirehugh's Illusive ‘on are novelties. Partings No turning up bel Broadway, uest Av. Blewart tiful atta, liquid # achieved a celebrity 48 having no equal for besntity od preserving the sklu. No. 109 Hrowdway. | eter eee iniatementenieriatiss eee tiene R. TORIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT, THE GREAP Temneas for rheumatiom, dvxenters, eae, spawns, aa N» one Kg 8. leave vhe city chont a ble article, ot seapanhons, aud cn te cne application. Ofiee, Mr ISHER, wi hiebekce street, dons py os a tire E REK A CELEBRATED SEWING NG MACHINES, ACHED... | Price $0, complete. D AB REP. Nike EP RES) sey cee ee . BROADWAY. hapa YET MEDICATED PAPER, NO. 2 HEF: Dr. Holloway Solicits Physicians hav- | street.—Iook out for the water mark of & 2m nus ing obstinate cases of anit rheum, ri ‘Ke., to treat, | sheet, so ns to be innocent of the lupos tions practiced with im- and which resist the ordinary remed mite his Balsamic | {tations which are ag poisonous as printed — Oinument, which be guarantees to be 7, eMectivml aud pex- manent la ils cures. Trasses.—Dr. Marsh Continues ta A | his radical cnve Truss with success in the treatment of Mornin. | ) FARINA JELLY, A DELICIOUS DRSERT fod the best substitute for ‘animal food, enriches the bea cf the Asto House, and all the principal salcona. ts renee berning or ‘Trusses, Supporters, Bhoulder Braces, 8 silk elastic “Moeking, Belts, Bathing Trusses and nil sur New Canal surects near Ba lied. A lady in attendance female depart. | esey sizeel, Aslot’ Louse, oppoaiie Si. Poul A FIRST RATE ge np ot OF SUNMER 1 am selling SH eR Mions, Come seimore Pants, $3 [4 to $5, silk muxed Coats les Vesta frum Bi Sole. Also, ne Lal pM Wintiam sree. it Improved T best i une, at the HULL'S Truss o | aus eer erea we | JREADY ON WeDNESDAy, Marr Bartox—Goonriem.—in Cairo, on Wednesday, July 4, \ by the Rev. Mr. Freese, Mr. F. G. Bartow, of California, | 10 Miss Forme ©. Goownicu, of Cairo, N. ¥! California papers please copy. } Gaxes Woop—BENNERS—Ia thie city, on Tuesday, July | 10, at the Church of St, John Baptist, by the Rev.’ Cor- neling R. Duttic, &. J. Grerxwoon, of Louisiana, to Miss APPLETON'S, COMPANION BAND-BOOK OF TRAVEL UNITED ST. ares ND pat ISH PROVINGR, California, Kany Minnesota, Ne .§ Mexteo, Ttab, ‘Whskisigion Betton, Or ‘Oregon, the Tsthentia of Pasa Description of the Witha Frineipal Chies and AssaM., daugliter of J. ¥. Beuners, Beq., of St. Croix, | . Rouzxm—Bexyers.—In this city, a Thesday, July 10, R. at the Church of St. John Baptist, by the Corne: Wiih Colored Maj lius R. Duffle, Jouy I. Rowsrrs, Jr.” | Dvol., sat 4 83 cout Cloth, 75 conte, Miss Rosary S., daughter of J. E. Benners | Seat (ree by alton secetet of pet yy ee Grol, 'W. 1 | Nos, 445 ud 440 Broad wag, Died | Baaypox.—On Tuesday, July 10, Many, wife of Willan | & aesvonep, | MEAB8 . pecovanen Braudon, aged 57 years. | DR. VON MOBCHZISKRR, of The friends of the family aro respectfully invite’ to | The well Baown Kuropean attond the funeral, from her late residence, 169 Huctsou | Surgeon Oculist street, on Thugsday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Bursy.—Drowned, ou Mouday, July 9, Cuanuey Bums, aged 16 years and 5 mouths, ouly gon of Martia T. and Sarali Brien. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. Tally requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ais co rents, No. 156 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Carbes. —(n Tuesday morning, July 10, at half past one | Author of the “ who restores the mrt, and whose 0) and may be consulted, from 9 ull Bclocks = all dscns of the FYE ayn o'clock, at his residence, 280 Ninth avenue, Wotam Car re, innamheaiaaaiig asa FAR, rey, in the 52d year of bie age. , Moschelaker's treatment ia the only certain and aote ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Ma shoult there rare nde pig blind and ‘hearing to the dew, invited to attend (he funeral, this (Weduesday) arte MONTES. at 2 o'clock, I PROM GRO. s , NEW YORK) Coon, —On Tue: <day, July 10, afer a bricf illness, Fur: Dr. Von Moschz shor qperaied ou iny are for deatness nrzer C., son Of Isracl Cook, aged 41 years my entire aa in & few days I was perfectly re The friends of the family, also those of his brother ia. | Mored, and w nonnvenience cx fabezreptcn to busleem law, Charles Deuison, Jr.,’ are respectfully invited to | 1 Bre much plensme in recommending bin, } tocnth street, ow Thursday afternoon, at 4 d'clock | St. Mark's plac | | | at ove o'clock, from 124 Variek street. | } one o'clock | and Julia Van attend his funeral, from his late residence, 50 West Nine + laren: rt Hotel Olive 6 Wali street. 18. IN. SENATOR PUGH, OHIO.) Mowchsisker treated me for den: recommeric birt a9 8 wlll! Me ti ‘ling ei cad peter tistaction, GEORGE 1 ne ousted f at i Clinton pines, Bighib st ane Cox —In this city, on Tuesday, the 4th year of bis age. The relitives and friend are respectfully in d the funeral from the residence of his son . on Thursday afternoc July 10, Jous @ox, tn New Yous, June ‘MAN bisaee, aged Fooarty.— t, July 9, Finey, the be. aud Delia Fogarty, aged 1 Monilay f Daniel P. Ta this respect Hi RS defy competion. ned the kame popularity in the same ti a net known out of int to over two thousand ba M take place this at 5 from the residenc 40 6arro! 1 stree 1, font Brooklyn, Hrexen—On Tues Jous Hacnen, Sr, in The friends of the f = the funeral, wither : John Hecker, No. 25 Rutgers place, t y Cemetery, on Thursday afternoon, | EGA Att PITT t ery dap Letters pour in by every tai te in Dyapepai naally Inereasu'g onderful elec: ral Devility, Diart ~ ved to o'clock. Haxsow.—In Brookiyn, on Thursday, July 6, Tuow. Haxsos, in the 63th year of bis age, son of the late Michiem Hanson, Eaq., of Holland’ place, near Loudon, | € i a JTRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC ARK INTITED Te examine Dr. Levett’s new invention for artiicts! T. Tendon please cop: enled 168, For circulars and reference mpyly to LY. Joxmnw0e Toondey warning, Jaly 10, of ceasutaption Nas nS ne enes, Ee Wruzaw Joves, in the Tad year of hts age. The frieuds of the eo ny het d invited to atteud the fu- ne ooxerrR ator or Connors. neral, from the Bethesda Ruptist church, in Twenty second 7He TOR OF OF dinpor A street, west of Third aveave, this (Weduestay) afternoon, Tit Rel ‘ATOR OF aay CONSPIRATOR OF COR Nw | Tirookly 12, on Wednesday, July 10, Sanaa Jaxx, only daughter of Panicl Ladd, aged 9 mont wnt | BS day~ July 10, Mee. MF quested to ailead the 277 Third street, Pact two o'clock. Her re ametery SOU ye ATOR OF CORDOY A! In. this city, on Tu Raven OF Sono: 98 years, faneral, from ber late river, ow Thurrday mains will be take Southern papers Moxxmsnr.—On Monday, July 9, Buxex Swrever, the be loved wife of Thomas Morrisey, aged 27 years aat 6 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from her late residence, 266 West Tairty eccond street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at past NOW HRADY NEW YORK LEDGER July 10, at four | ward aol Mary ¥. McCaminy.—On Tuesday meray, o'clock, Jutia, youngest daughter of ba’ McCarthy ‘The friends and relatives of the deceased are respect id 0m Sait ly MM, be pubes fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Weduoeday) af mt Senna n, Satnreay, UY DO nie be prblutes Go Tt FLAG FLYING wags =! OF PRECKINA IDG cr } Sr rember of the mew wee RTAR? Sereooe, of tages e'eteck, L the residence of ber pa | THR Wwe me FTARY Ty renté, No. ince street. ‘ook ly 4 a Ravt.—On Tues: ty to, , Jour (Grant ‘enimore per, The Fak A tory of tle tale dg © of the Steven House, the 3th year of is tee A ony) mars will be celebrated for hie repose this dmesday) morning, at ten o'clock, at St. Poter's veh th frienas of’ the Family are ‘respectfully i to attend Hie remains will taken to Burlingtou, Vermont, for interment, | Its) Ailthe news « the day phic Mmetaded: Breckin: “et 4 Hepublionn Vagariens The Heryeats Den: (n- Nout per ix wide awoke ead wields the built opy. To be hed of ail mewsdeuiers. Omice ulton street T° STRANGERS VISITING aif C1TY.—NIORLY FUR- abet Apartments. for hes and siege gen'icmer, * ele | and ane | m the acembuit: Poste by W. Rene Wi Dromet cra ime and painfal illness, Qu scxevnome —On Tueeday, July 29, Mary Lowa Wer cher sirvet, wear Mecdouga’, alas: wons, wife of Heury Quackenbors, aud only eliild of the | | hil; dinner Inte B Walter Wetmore, M. DP of ts city. TLDER’S PA al - =F" - re Trewixpsox,—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 10, Marv | LDER'S PATENT 8, PEPER 04 Awx, wife of Hiram Richardson, aged 62 years } WGA f MATES waite: The relatives and friends of the family ure respe: 4 ny | No invitea to attend the funeral, from ber late re a - stroet, this (Weluesday) alterna, at'two | Te-<ccnes AND JEWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ° loc ‘ 5 RAN. Tucstay, Fuly 10, Jom Rian, agod 6 years | eant cose ke pee be apne His frends wae one of the family are reepectfully | and manotuctarer, No. 15 i macnawny, we Ne NW Waicher not eveiry invited to attend the fuversl, this (Wednesday) aivervoon, | roa in tho beet mauner Sy the An | kunen. Ropers: —Om Su: C. Rodrigues, of Puerto The funeral will take July 8, Reveva, wiso of Mateo | ineipe, Cuba. from io. 90 $9, Mark's VCs NOT WE APRAID 90 USK S eTKIN- FINED S Cordial Cognac itera, are tha only ale place, this (Wednesday) afternoos, at two o'clock. | Feme.y for aianshua, dysentery, cholera, cholera mor> a and Saarano.—At Chicago, on Monday, July tddeuiy, | 8!) diseases of the bowels. are many humbag remediag Colonel B. ©. Sinrann, ‘and favetabey kuown as one | DOW sfare the prise fy amie Seeders of which parsde Of the prominent commercial men of the West. | pee be de ek wha o AP SrArKa.—On Tuesday, a 10, Exata, daughter of Jones riedged by every ine who has t qnalition aad Cornelia Sparks, aged 2 months B dla - ih equal for eMeacy= do al? tha) is cintmet, ed mont ‘The relatives and friends of the fumily are ta vited to attend the funcral, ow Thersdsy morning, at mine o'cloek, from the residence of her parents, No 117 West Finy- third etreet, between Broadway and Van Siectiy On Monday evening fects of burus. Ke Vax SteKiiy, dn | phere! Caney pargenn Ay tid Tiicied Tented jo be—man' Ay and imnored 4 rane F } ! ; } 1 sole agen: for the Baten sod by cisaeum nd Ware tn tate ohty. i $40, PARKER SEWING MACHINES Se First Chass Double Thread, Rapid ar) Ni ome) aaa. priente ol Flows, Grover & Raker. ae \OineeVERNON 200. No 4 row tovay nents waned every s bere. ‘The friends of the wed to attend the fune | ra}, from 616 Hodson street. Vay Darery.-At Claverack, N.Y. on Sunday morn Joly 8, Saueet B. Vaw Deven, oPNew York } ry ‘ re ( G BROADWAY, | "haere. 0m Monday evening, July 9, Jaane X. Wom 529 re Ponk one = | eR, aged 40 yen Rano PURLICO. The relatives Trand frients ef the family are respectfully | THE ARAUTIFTL RLISPTTO exw. ae Invited to attend the funera), from his late residence, No. | aap NeW IMPROTRD TNO MACHINE 626 Third avenue, on Thursday afternoan, at two o'clock r SHUTTLE MACHIN A Wart —In Jeracy City, 0 ‘Toestay, July 10, Masaanet | Wannfactared by anak Warr, in the 56th year or ge Gro. LO. Co ‘The feral will take place this (Wednesday) morning, | smd for sais 1 whotrenle gad retadl, MD wos t- ft nine o'clock, from her late residence, 100 Morgan ‘egeatly, wie © ver sireet. Her remnige will be takea to Greeowood fur ta. | wel ht ‘enarendes 's Weal date torment TET