The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1867, Page 6

‘ YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1867. ROOMS, 4C., TO LET. . HOUSES. ROOMS, @C.. WANTED. vole of tha beeaet THE EXCISE LA cence creat Re SO ROB oe ee Reve rene ee Di it of Ww. A tha square ‘with good 4 at 2 “wie ‘sito Willige - ba T°, LEE SUPHRD OFFICES, FOR, _WSURANCE, pe RR pe Brestway balling < UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Action to Recover Damages from Brokers for | No Mocting of the Euclee Beard Yesterday Am SUIT OF ROOMS AND ONE "HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street, ANTED—A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. INA | I™Portant Custom House Case—When Do Before Judge Brady and « Jury, Mere Licenses Revoked—Names of the Al- ‘at 47 West Twenty-seventh st. Sine — a THIRD AVENUE, Ps respectable part re or ward, from Duties on Imported Goods Accrue Van Djée vs. Hatch dal—Thas is an action brought to re- leaed Delinquents, &c. ge ae ee eel eee . A. WHITE, 102 Gold street. Before Judge Smalley, cover $1,500 damages from s firm of stockbrokers for an | Wing to the absence of Commissioner Swinburne allegéd failure to keep an agreement in buying and selling | Yesterday the Board of Excise was unable to meet, Su- LET oA TINE SPACIOUS, HOUSE, IN. BF. ‘place ‘treet Beoond | 3 siocks for the plaintiff. The complaint alleges that defend- | pertatendent Kennedy presented to the President the ), ANTED-AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, WITH | Frederic Grund vs. Hiram Barney.—This was an action will be in good order; Peges: above Fourteen! t, in a | brought to recover an excess of duty upon an importation of STORE NO. 20 FULTON STREET, OPPO- modern improvements, Tou farket. Rent $1,600. apply to BM. | good locaton, for a small private family; rent about $1.00) ® | \iauorice paste, The facts of the case as presented by Mr. yard: : 1; reat for the whole, with the exce the | git Prout street anon [egy by ante ngroed to buy, sell and stocks for plaintiff. which | names Mpply wed C, BAILEY, ‘tea! Butate “Agent, —— “LOFTS, 6X10, IN BROOME 8 paruculars, Dinkelepiel, Tal Broatway, with fall | Webster, counsel for the plaintiff, are as follows:—On the they falled to Uy eling one undred sh shares of Michigaa racecar pease —— hemp ~~ cd neatiibe Bowery. dag pry Reset, culate fot che het batacan ool | YVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WITH (4. SMALL Sikh day of Jane, 1864. the SMF Hedymiow of two hungwed | Ants deny the agreement o carry siocks for the plaintif; and | the revocation of saeleanene-n.disth aah op notitee! LARGE STORE AND PART OF THE BASEMENT TO | ‘28. ¥. BROWN, ‘Broome street, corner of Greene. pe ath 2 oe Sees or unfurnished Rooms | and thirty. rice, to, the Glatm that ‘he is Indebied to them in the sum of $i Case Saiinas Uiaes Sos aresteee ot apo: A, let in 24 Wooster street. Inquire of WILLIAM GRAY, | 75 er—a SALOON AND BAR AT PORTY-SECORD mer preferred), sultabl Dgusekeeping. Loca plaintiff. "Anticipating an in on ies Posen aro mam Ae FORTY-SECOND | must he cansval 46 respectable, ferences exchanged. oe, ehh an pai in advance the cour ‘of a COURT OF OYER AND A. bon a Pog 309 Pearl cams, ee pos «49 STORE TO LET—POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY. | *!7™ Bight avenue, Ur AE Me oheeS ie a? ‘at the Custom House for liqui 3 vere D, Wilmott, 'No. 6 East Broadway; ‘Scbane, AL TSI ange nireet, Brooklyn, TET-THR HOU: autabe soar op | Witeeea ie Am fused to recelve the entry, on the at th bed | Charge of Manslaughter In the Fourth Degree. | East Broad’ en ar ig et Bes =? SOME HOUSE TO RENT—FU! ED Ti vors.alath wrote on New York bag’ st | adults rent mast be moderate, duties pon nat the race of 736 Before Judge Ingraham. William Brucanan, No. 3 Hobokea ‘street; Joba Fits’ = with fruit garden and Now | able for H and splendid view | Economy, othice, cents per pound was then ‘at the | Matthew Monahan and Willlam Gordon were indicted for | gerald. 87 Mulberry strest; James Salley, pl ‘stain ten minutes mane | F'b* Sey ak cere i the ears, pean within e | wTRD—1 Custom House, bu was refused until wbeentry had been made | manslaughter im the fourth degree. District Attorney Hall | Pest; Fribie Schelling, 45 “East Broadway; Michse! G.|W. SIMMONS, Jr., 8 Broadway. | roadway, second door, st it hem, © oS ‘ ‘Alias, betocn Tweaethcand Foticth asects, cast | that i the ear warisotaal ah not until the nace Custom | and Mr. Gunning 8, Bedford, Jr.,conducted the prosecution, | Duane, 24 Pike street; ‘Michael Clark, 20 East Brosd- aide. Osborne, box 100 Herald office. House; but the duties on the importation, by the ‘of | and the prisoners were defended by Judge Stuart. mm 186 Roes, Cherry street; James McLaugh- NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN T° LET—A FLOOR IN A WORKSHOP, 2x00, WITH | ———________——_ | a recent act, had been increased on and after the lst of July, | | The facts of the case are as follows:—-On the 17th of No- in, 186 Cherry street; George Klement, 234 Third rooms, No. Sey ee street, between Third and or without steam . ‘@ floor suitable for » ANTED—BY A DRESSMAKER WHO I8 ABSENT | 1864. to ten centas pound. The excess of duties onthe im- | vember the prisoners were ‘Mr. Foster, who | Street; James Towers, 104 Ridge street ; eae Feurth avenues, with One garden and fruit trees. Lot 25x fa ae ow ‘business. I at 275 ferong the daz, » Vusmished Room, with convenience portation, as between seven and a half cents and ten cents Koopa s ooel yard in fhe spper n the city, to damp raher, 576 Grand stroet; Francis Gallagher, Bheriff ‘M2 Desirable neigh! Possession immediately. $50 judson for a Gre, reference ‘and required. Pri- | pound, amounting to $1,213 10, which excess could not some damp Rare into the river. placed tin can | street; Wail & Willard. 532 ; Joseph Ring, 404 per month. THOMSON, 1,338 Third avenue. os arora ae tie eee Siarece La. station C. one Soler of the ae hese poomnd ha eS qqaniaing 8 » partes an gears. On their way to the river Broome street; John Hartman, 203 Hester street; George ABO’ ; WILL SS thorit presented, roke, portion ww cart, Hester strect; Charies " A SENTEEL BOARDING HOUSE 70 REN? CHEAP Ti commodate nt Sha rare room for & carriage; ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED OR | UNFURNISHED | recosered, the plaintiff having paid the additional tax sation atte Prisouers threw it nto the street, The prose- pn Frag mem E. Reiss, 153 eta Le ie A ety dee maatt rs Bon BL he fall partioulare gy Hime on gr before May 1. Give | Piixe facts in this case ae presented were admitted, and the sipping Soe powder to Go sal To home att plaka | Treukev, 207. Mott "atreot; Louis Muller, 206- peainmnacbaanionese id TEST GS Beat CS EEE LET—A FINE BROWN STONE ENGLISH ~ as lemue tured on We logal question £8 10 Soe alot on when it exploded, iajaring the children—one of | Centre street; W. & F. Earle, 241 ' Canal HOUSE, FULLY FURNISHED, IN BEST LOCA- ment House, newly painted. carpeted farnlshed 38 ANTED—BY MAY 1, ONE OR TWO LARGE RUOMS, | ‘he accrued in this instance, whether on the arrival of | whom. Otio Ford, died next Under thesecireum- | street; = Mra Suni 117 Hester —_ street; A. on'in the oly for boarders, OF wo' : | Thirty. fourth street, near Madison and Firth avenues. Wh steam power; down town preferred. Address | the,Tessel within the limite of the port, we ie ate | the death of the cnlid” The cipesteaces of the mane hed | Bartholomew Mullane, pavers? street; Francis. aaiture and reut house. Call early at 48 West Twenty-fourth for. ters tro or tbige years tp good anant | Steam, Herald ofice, pa gy ey om tak pa i theC our bega favenigind by. a coroner's jury, before © cae hed | Schmidt, 98 Third avenue; Kelly, 120% Fourth. treet. x 1 = iene tne 3 — OF A-| Taled that the koods were dutlable on the Sith of June; that | prisoners as to thelr Knowledge’ of the air,’ Mr. | Svenue; Henry Cogan, 107 First avenne; John Matser, Wee ERE, FLOOR ge reas AT th imported on that day, and were only Hable to the | Bedford to read this to the jury. J 76 avenue A; Petry, 168 Second ‘street; Hugh A ren ae LET_ON BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME STREET, ne fa aasrese ©. Baraid s6ien, oneTen'she lay imposed upon them ou, he Way of ihe im- | Stuart odjocted: but the cour the to be | Rellly, 272 ‘First avenue; "Woodworth, corner for sate; suitable for banking of inrurance ofiee. Po tno Me g q Portasion, whether the of the goods, was passed at the | read tothe jury. ‘The evidence for the on Beoond avenue and Sixty-third ; John B. Dingie- atures age mae of walt: oak and sain Jarge and slegant Store, 20m foot, rear entrance oH | “WTANTED-NEAR OMY, A SMALL BOUSE, ose oF ok ‘The, Court then strociad ihe JOY to | closed, th, Sere Was uot erigence to ahow seared Taird antuees’ Heavy, Killen, Fittprninih enrton (Can legee for four ‘ host, “dees, win fall parnctlars, bas A700 Rost once.” | mara# vendiet for Ue pleinllf for the full moval pis the atret was the powder that ex- | Serwfoon Laxiogion aod Tard avenues; Jeremiah ately We Sesirod. “Apply te REMGEN APPLESY, Bo 10 LET—OPPOSITE THE ST, Wi HOTEL, : = — nd caused theta) try tothe Tie betwoon Lexington and Third avenues; J Wann, a4. p corner of festnas art eRcrkr smnclovi | SY7ANTRD PREMISES SUITABLE YOR A PHOTO. . SUPREME COURT—CMCUTT. The priseners were thenslischarged witi's | and Seventh avenue; Peter Appel, 12 Broadears ER ed a sagan tare Dueliarcutseiey srcir sas | Representations na te Commercial Paper, | “lis WnOacin ts Te Naycunst sis | Sag 118 creonwiat aot oar Barhag 51 Gree new a ma: jouston + ‘ehinery in complete order, now running with ase THE BASEMENT OF STORE % CORT. Before Justice Clerke. COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. street; er O’ Donnell, 29 street work.” Address A. B.C. rat om ‘order T lan street, 100 foet deep: siee ax office on first floor, W4nep-N MAY, BY A RESPONSIBLE PRIVATE George A. Cochrane vs. George W. Hebert and others.—This Ld ae Christopher Frey, 64 Crosby street; William walen- | Inquire on the preinizes, - Be of jouse with res] was an action on @ promiasory note, the defence of all the Before Justices Dowling and Kelly. berg, 154 East Twenty-fftn street; George Wessel, dee SB. Be bor 673 Post ‘aaa N BLEGANT FULL SIZED HED HOUSE to lease, on Thirtieth street, otergee rd LET_TWO CORNER STORES ON FULTON | fev,” defendants being usury. This was admitted by the plat In this court yesterday John Conway, a lad about seven- k Sesatomeiz Farnahed nreo story risk Houne, maar Centre! | crt tat locations in, the clr; possession tits, but they setup fiat the defendante on dztiveriag the | teen years of age charged with having slabbed a man in he | Confilet of Judicial Authority—Important Test Park, for $2,000 per annum. phan Ee req Apply at way, WANtED-T0 HIRE OR LEASE, A MEDIUM SIZE | DOO to the Potrected him’ to state that it was’ business | Jeg on one of the Bowery and Broome street cars, was sen- Case—Arrest of Two Officers on a Charge of 0. H. }, 8 Pine street. 2 brown stone House, with all improvements and in ~The Court held that such a direction estopped the | tenced to four months’ fmprisonment in the Penitentiary, Assault and Battery—Their Commitment and LETLA HANDSOMELY FURNISHED OFF! food order, ‘unfurnished oF partially furnished; well located | BaPcr,, throm up usury, and if the jury f John Jennings, the rateatcher, wag fined $10 for having RNISHED HOUSE NINBTERNTH STREET; Ri kaerggy ye NIB! ICE, AP ween Tenth and Twenty-third streew. Address H., box | Such a state of omg urge and if Abe Jury found | assaulted bis ‘wife, who disturbed him while transacting | Mefusal to Give Ball. ‘ immediate. posnsestons ae per month, present occu ine street. basanoaad 649 Post offiee. Verdict for plaintiff tor $801 8. Seatpors senies © the purchasing of rats for the amuse- A case involving some very important points, both im wanted; $250 per month. ‘Apply to 0 Ww. SIMMONS, JR, LET—FURNISHED, THE THREE STORY HIGH "ANTED—TO HIRE FROM MAY 1, 4 MEDIUM Teer Frank Hellerman, for keeping a disorderly house at No, 2 | Tegard to their legal interest and the relative distribution 96 Broadway. soap brown signe house 70 Bast Tweoty-stxih street, to tized, modern built house, between Fourth and Twen- SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. James street was fined 9 and four months inthe Fealten- | of authority between the judicial and executive ARO TLAILY PURRIRUED, BOOMS 70, Ler | Catharine street A Walk in Hoboken and What Came of It—A | mouit.and aned $20." Adoiph Von Birsui charged with a | Dranches, was under discussion at vbe Fourth District ° 3 lor being rday. Gregan, prietor a dcairanhe tonauk Apply at 168 Bast Nincloenth street, EO ee ree eae | WW AxTED—-A FURNISHED THREE OB FOUR STORY Peculiar Sult—Love and Money. ee ee ame the Mansion Stables, ai northwest corner of Seventh ie ‘eear Second avenue. see = axing, arama Facto cet loft ob House, between Second and Sixth avenues and not Before Judge Leonard. ‘The calendar, bo a eed by noon, inciuded | nue and Forty-second street, and Allen Wolford, SMALL AND COSEY LITTLE FRAME HOUSE. ON Church street or'on tie promiece after DY. M. 8.7, ‘omlee. “No agents need apply. Carotine Ricser ee. John Zahn—The plaintiff brought suit | yerenienn cases Of Berl Ose ny of violationsat Barrel act, | Bis bookkeeper, were arraigned at this court on San~ ‘West Thirty-fourth to rent, fully furnished, for for injuries done to her person, charaeter and health, laying 0 of lation of Exgise law, | Gay morning, the 20th ult., the former charged with Per month. Bxcellent neighborhood, a WES? TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, ‘ANTED TO HIRE, WITH PRIVILEGE TO BUY—A | her damages at $5,000, and on aMidavits had the defendant | one of indecent exposure, and six suspe: {| a violation of the Excise law and his companion with KING & CO.. pear Vitth expanse, tes Saale patenan, Saaety far: House and Lot in'the country, suitable for phys! | arrested and held to bail in $2,000. Her story in her afida- disorderly conduct. The ry astice No. 9 Twenty-third street, Fifth avenue Hotel. nisbed Parlor and Bedroom. Gas, bath, &c. clan, Address E. H. Winslow, Port Richmond, 8. I. vile ut safe jaa ‘of Ron- ‘THE “KENO” CASE LYN. Connolly, upon an examination into the of the case substance, as follows: resident 4 “KENO” IW BROOKE and the circumstances of the arrest, deeming the evi- ATAU AND 89 BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWELFTH RUBTOA, SUIT OF, RURGANILY FORMISRED | WANTED TO RENT—A SMALL ROOM OR Lor | dew und shout AR toma hs ib to Se werent — dence insufficient to warrant the further detention oF street—To Third Floor, corner rooms, for busi- ems CET Bighiconth airooy’ Votwoen Finke avenus fora light manufacturing Business, in the neighbor. | {0 the defendant 08 Aifhim io take'n waik in the evening, Before Police Justice Cornwell, commitenent of the accused, discharged them from cus- Resa, IN 8. KELSO, 44 Nassau street, way. | hood of Canal street preferred: A ng forms, a ‘were in & lonely place, where Quite a large attendance filled Justice Cornwell's court | tody. A day or two subsequently Mr. through room yesterday afternoon, in anticipation of hearing the | counsel, made application to Justice Vonnolly for a war- examination of the adjourned Keno case, in which ten Progr pra eet aomeh eee eee ee persons are charged with engaging in an unlawful game of | bis'vovueopor had been arrested. The application was hanee at the house 14 Myrile avenue, on the evening of | based upon a complaint charging the with Aceegsein snub he geome fave dep iret gn | No tstEaop sc forth fn wo. alaarioy of Oe fendants, tor atfurther pouponsment of the case, | the following is an absteact:— oderate, ‘Hieraid office. "Steam “and while 20 —_—______ | whieh must be m basta Steam power | )0\ad, the said defendant did commit’an indecent assault” LET—A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS FOR GEN- resist ‘with bathroom attached. Inq a ire at 88 West _ from consummating his purpose, and that al Ninth Be i PR gp rg cd Tal ae fle avoiding public scandal. ook no. an vin oe Mcentlede wesepaedan Sereda but broke off their engagement; that subsequently he sent LET_MAY 1, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK | Houses in all parts of the city for eale or to to her and jetters threatening to expose ber iP d them to public shame and contem| to accuse House, Nineteenth street, roe th and Ninth IGELOW & |LESTON, 14 Pine street. of ‘Keeping # disorderly house, £c., mnt, at they ‘would pre avenues, toa who will_purchase the Furoiture; rent of house WM. him gt ose “9 susie Se ee ee WANTED 70 RENT —s SMALL, WELL FURNISHED | the \Sliowing are transistions of twoof thema:— yath. CORNER BRICK THREE STORY HOUSE. WELL Wocated—$600; one at $900: fc furnished Rooms— others furnished and unfurnished. ELKINS & CO., 6534 West Twenty-fifth street. ie Fifth avenues; EURNISHED HOUSE 70 LET.—90%5 MONTHLY. cellent locality for millinery, dressmaking or other gentecl business. Permits of Mr. WALSH, €7 Nassau st. STO! LET TOC! in @ good locality; rent not to exceed $126 per EaKR- over matters: and Judge Morris, on the part of th prosecution, having Complainant has, in connection with bis stable, a bar A aren Posey Serine soe aia press bargin? | posses. Lind LET—A THREE STORY HOUSE IN THIRTEENTH | OMtD Address, with full partioulars, for one week, A. will ean Peroclve, that my demend of ‘$1,000, ie nottoo | Faised ‘no objection to the “i the "Justice | for fsocommodation of visitors and patro! which Gon immediately. Apply at the store, 2 Carmine street, hear Sisth aveuue. Also a Store. Apply at 73 | W- sation G, Sixth avenue. ch, Tang be couvinced that Thal never more dp | Bamed Monday ‘next for the final hearing he bas alicense. | On ear Bleecker. . West Thirteenth street. % you any harm, but my d ‘faust first be, sattaded. ahiede te rence at ite otranae Gane aed Ee belae sands | and two o'clock in the mornt FURNISHED FRON? ROOM TO 0 LET—UNF ™ Lap RELIGIOUS NOTICES. | iguin request you to remove this matter (rere ATIN. | the. subject of legal prosecution, is claimed by those | Alleh Wolford, being tm the office, heard s kn A LET—WITHOUT ‘-UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN TWENTY. * ‘ 0 answer ‘and | Who have any knowledge of it to be'a door,on Seventh avenue. Wolford opened the door and Board, to one or two persons, at 27 Market street seventh street, near. avenue ‘order. | QPANISH AMERICAN CHURCH.—THR CHURCH OF ise Riesen—As I have as yet n from you, and game, - Also Furntshed House in West Eighteenth street; immedi- S$ Bant celebrates Divine service in Spanish, in Trinity ving that you wish to let me go without nny compenes- incapable of being manipulated in the fraudulent in admitted two men, whom they afterwards discovered to A LARGE STORE, DWELLING ROOMS AND CEL. | ste possession. ROBERT T. MEEKS, 8! Cedar street, ta fg 7-Afth street, near way, ‘on Sunday fon, si seal Jet yeu know that you pene te aii th an pS Ey va peng Bate i Fy apes be officers Levins and Van A Giese, f the Tweaty.sepend aerner of Eighth avenue mid Fifiy ninth seeoes ree (POET NO. 7 CARMINE STRERT, NEAR BLEECKER, Beamon DS ¥') oreach nex Sunday. Beate tree.” | Hterally copied ia priat and a intend to Oped the yes of the | aks upen te aprilous decisions, Sod, throngs mente 8 Sr fe etn mrt a THOMAS, BCA: |, 764 Bighth avenue. Fd spon fm oe LA a padway, wi TE you desire that i hould not circulate among the ind peanuts It te said combine sil. the simplicity you, sir.” Com; it inquired for what, and being LENDID OPPORTONITY.—THREE room Nok wo tee . THE LECTURE SEASON, you can avold it satis(y! with the | told for keeping his place open, ‘that it was not SPLENDID OPPORTONITY.—THRBE LAROR AND | roomNoS 0 | INSTITUTE CDE, MEBBARD LEGTORES | bubifvou prefer to.do nothing in ure operandi | open, and ordered the men to leave his denying ale; Groceries, Dry Coeds “Pancy ‘Millinery, Liquor, Boot LET—AND ALTERED IN ELEGANT STYLE, THE this evening on “Three Fold Culture.” an. important | oo jrer™ ‘as your dangerous enemy, even if it Cards toad ee lee pride soceloved — and Bhoe Stores, Saloons, wer siore of House, No. , for ladies’ fur- intensely int g subject, Saturday evening uext, to | IN. a retter, inthe who may be levy oy pinangs L, DEYO, 298 Ninth avenue. ‘Sg tri oe ecase business - Ne = itlemen only. ther, ier PiaCdetnand of figures | towards the passage way leading to Cap ag Og A TORNIRHED FLOOR, | aprraaLE oR | two | oW. JENNINGS DEMORES!, 43 a JMPQRTANT LECTURES DAILY 70, GENTLEMEN pg Eye = over | was sloced, but they persisting, Lavine taught bold of amall femailions pas, beth, ; two front Rooms for ‘at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broad- | hundred arithmetical | him, end, drawing a revolver threatened to him if @eouemen, in house 84 Ninth avenue, frst floor. LET—SUIT OP ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR A DOC- | way. nails go attend thane octaves’ muay Tecelve © — ed then | ee ee, rains isinant: thea asked Wolford to hand THOS. RILBY. | 4 tor or dentist, ina fret class house and locality: with Pra ding (en ‘cents, ‘Dddress Secretary of New | with’ Prada ming ‘and, having his pistol, buvas W . rj BPQanRay, geet rarn, pr stares, orrosire | 5. smagern, jmgrovemene, Ne moving in May. Aiddre | Turk ikusoum of Eastomg, 6 Broadway. ‘Seas spotem, somata ee DGeplcate | {0F i te other oficer, Van, Glsen,, threatened 10 woe con frst Boor, salied, for light w business or ‘omlce: PO LET—A VERY HANDSOME THRER STORY HIG! Nga Be age gg Pe ig ame Gp EP of case | rested and I Surrough: the ‘streets: to the sation, 28 Mei EBON ta Bitaawas coe throughout, i stable ond Sigation Ader ac agg WN mccage Ro eee Pe now i fom, ake roughly on the way and throws down. = , 4 way, oppe- | fu noe, ile carriage I ‘orids. Se eee eine, Ses. on forth’ with on afterwards to see him was likewise _— iunmnanan 317 ‘Bull's Head Bank B — schools, Address Dr. Max, BS Hast } vit sets forth that in Decem alt mie | detained. t and Wolford both ewear that no ‘o Heed vildings. | Houston street. with her at ‘the house of very neces. BrADWAY, NEAR WALKERS OTREET—TO LET, Boemeke; that in February, be made to | violation of the law cecurred in their house that night. ‘ine Store and Basement, 351100, cheap; elegant Store LET—POUR STORY FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE Ho'went th reside with successful SUDICIAS, and near Grand 12; others between House on West Fourteenth street, with elegant mirrors. DRY GOODs. of September it | A warrant was accordingly issued, and being served ‘Wall and eee eee Th a May 1. Also others ie fine 28 TAARPETS.CD. RELLY £00. ARE OFFERING THEIR | Dimself and plaintif. from | the officers were duly arraigned to answer te the 'W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. ADAMS & CO., 963 Brosdway. IARFETS.—D. KELLY & 00. ARE OFFERING THEIR Agee hen he ms, | preferred againet Mo axemtnstion beta PBrCADwWAY, STORE, TO, LET THE SPACIOUS LET—TWO FLOORS, 25x100, AND SPLENDID CEL- nga cloths, dc., at greatly reduced rates, ee eerie macy mists ihe early part of sopte ~* | manded, they were of course committed to answer, deing ‘Store, Basement and Sub-Basement, 187, 935x100. Ap- samosize, in’ strong’ three stor; ‘Twenty. fifth street and Sixth avenue. and to adcance him to be spent in fur. Fepent aa ihe Kintenaee the court to go upon their ply on the premises. ing; also a three story Building, with cellar, adjotn- ‘niture, and the other to be invested in his 4 sir parole in consideration that they would furnish Bana in , with yard room and entrance for cartsand tricks; Fo GooD Auction, MUBLINS, AT AND | that on the 2th ‘she left Hoboken for Roundou! bail before a certain day or surrender themselves for fur- USINRSS PROPERTY, STORES, HOTELS AND | suilable for manufacturing purposes: formerly used as the AUCTION DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS. £6. to send fim the money at once, but did not! ther disposition. Being prevented from upon Bwellings to let or lease and forsale. Apply to BU- tan at Band 24 Baxter street, near Chat. | at half be eure and go to FOSTER, RS, Renown he rented. apartments to be occupied by the day last named in moe Sgr omy the 1B CHE ALLIER, 81 Cedar street. ham reat Inquire ou the I Seern ses EF eee les eS pal $120, CoM FE yp they were rearrested upon the warrant issued by ors red. made a }or UILDINGS, STORES FTS ¥ stock ‘secure CHAMBER | AMERCE. Justice Connolly, and were brought before him Be a ay RR a [0 EPA, TAREE STORY BRICK BUILDING IY | J ADIES AND GENTLEMEN PLEASE CALL AND et ee ecien bal a Rear na Poe 1 OF a sere caseignman “ievegenitaca tas cane of wented Stores or Houses is at N, C. BISHOP'S, 67 Liberty Sis ‘street. near Chambers. Inquire of MATT- ‘examine our Ready Made Clothing, for gents, boys and | entire ‘confidence in Boemeke he it as 8 | Propesed Revenue Office at the Battery—Re- | their failure toattend the previous day, they were asked > FELD & CORDES, 262 Greenwich street, comper C! Fe ee ee eet es ot Lafayette pl friendly arrangement from which nolnjury could remall, but sliiais’ tidak by the court if they were prepared to furnish the ball, = vette place, ‘on ‘September, Boem fore a solutions Adopted. : ASEMENT, WITH BEDROOM, HANDSOMELY PUR. | J! LET-WITH IMMEDIATE, POSSESSION, =————————— | sion of the store and locked it up. That the stock was worth | The members of the Chamber of Commerce held a peta A Bere ne acces mets fee | aha Sco ae cath a tick. | Benyamine gi cat worn SLO EEC AGOLD: | segular monthly meoting yesterday at thir rooms, No. | hed boon ianrucied by their muperit oficre Dov Zo eee rests ree i sell carpets and furniture (nearly new) reasonable; half F LIRAGY “AND MARRIAGE, OVER | commenced thred weeks before the commencement of this | 63 William street. Mr. Jonathan Sturgis, Vice President, | give bonds in the case, but suffer themeclves to be cash, balance on time, 478 Weat Twenly-second atreet, from | FL yg gages, bemtitaliy iliastrated ty aclored platess an action ‘against Boemeke for that cause, The aflln » Tocked up. Justice Connolly then said, “I have po FENIRE F100R, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, WITH } 1!04 o'clock. reaith, disease and’ pregnaboy. a truthful medical. adviser ea ceeee amy ae Be oa ore occupied the chair and appointed a committee to take | disposition or desire in the matter to punish you un- gut Board, slegant Parlor and Bedroons, connecting; vain | lO LET FURNISHE: FLOOR, OR PART; | tage Seat by mail securely wrapped, portage free, on re. | Dd says that subsequent to that date the in methine op tere nt Bm my geod i ti yg ge Sea wee see ctached: Private fomly. w'Saiverene, | L best location; brown stone house. 744 Sixth aveuue, | selpt of $i, Address vA Gale, Pebtaber, fox Gite Posi | freen them was most, aectonate, and cord eee eee Comecek sid Joa, Willame Tee | tive fo the matter, You hove bees brougne, beCore tae, meer Woveriey place. = on the 7th of August the plaintiff declined on religious | election of ent of the Chamber, in the place of | in @ regular course of proceeding, with & im, but that at the request of Mr. A. A. Lowe, was postponed on the suggestion of Mr. | breach of the law, the necessary affidavits are on file, fom Opdyke, from the Executive Committee, who reported | and I bave no discretion but to commit you to ————$—$—$———————— U had LET TO MERCHANT TAILORS—THE UPPER rt of a first class building on Broad: suitable for tenner nnrnnn nner nner her again on the 9th. when she renewed the engagement, She ers Sete ADT oe ES ee eee, RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSERBEPERS— | and that after that thoy visiied ber relatives as lovers, IACTORY TO LET.—HUNTER’S POINT, ON NEW- town creek, near East river: about 250 feet front, with dock. “Apply to8. B, SCHIEFPELIN, 178 William street. that it was unnecessary to fill the vacancy at present. answer before a higher court, which is competent to de- THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS AT THE BATTERY. cide upon the question of your guilt or innocence. In “Suet chase motsk 4 oR All the Furniture of the thren story residence 119 West | Thatshe, possessing considerable means, proposed MAST CLASS HOUSE, TO LBT=AND | FURNITURE | TO eT on eect Areet: uve seme on ine side | Highth street near Sixth steuue for sale at x great sncrifes | $4000 te'euable hits to outer Tnvo partneraiip with Hocmeke, | Surveyor WAKEMAN read a very interesting history of | this connection I cannot but regret that those whose cada nea teres nearly i ply to ABRAH. "AM | Streets, M.S. MYERS, 493 Broadway. for cash. A magnificent rosewood Pianoforte; cost ‘will | and that he assented, and advertised his business for sale; | the action originally taken by the Chamber of Commierce, | duty it ig to seo that the laws are promptly and faith- Heaopr ART. Spruce ares AP sere EE Renee | bo sold for $300. tnclnding Stool and over: two beautiful. | that after her return te, Rondout, she wrovete ktm end bet | aad by the ational sad the State and olty anthoritiee | fully, exeeuted, and the mendates of the cents cereus LET OR LEASE FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, | Parlor Suite covered in Franch satin and brocateli ench sult | sister, breaking off (he er gyms that he did make «claim on | Télative to the contemplated buildings and improvements | should insiruet you In ® manner seeking to bring the 14 ‘at the Battery. Several other gentlemen followed, and | authority of the courts, who are alike with them crea- RNISHED HOUSE TO LET—ON THIRTY-RIGHTH the full sized brick Building No. 4 Bond street, near ut Suit, in green repa. for $75; black walnut Bookcase, | her for redress and indemnity for his wrongs, and ‘says that treet near Fifth avenue, full size and handsomely fur- | Broadway; well adapted for business of any kind. Also the board, rosewood Etageres, Curtains, fine Oil Paintings, | she acknowledged her obi! to him. and ant r | in the course of remarks one of them stated that but for | tures of the law, into contempt. I will have to send you Blabed, Also Furnished Houses in all parts of the city. Oppee Ret oe Se eee ets ee eens toes ae eee, rt ood otras and Piet Tatlen, rosewend | tpsetile. but the family Inierfered: that she requested him to | the opposition of one of the city daily papers (the Hxratp}, | down stairs.”” JACOB SHARPE. Pine street, | ceratreet: suitable for a large manufacturing business. AD- | And'black walnut Bedroom Suitn Spring and Hair Matires- | visit Rondout to. coue to an arrangement, and the famuly | itis probable there would have been no delay whatever | A gentleman in court, Mr. O'Donnell, hore offered to er “Senger ame ege | ae ply t * Wes. ses, Pier Mirrors. Chandeliers, Hallstands, &c. againi nterfered; that Boemeke and Webber oifered him made in transferring the required ground to the United | go their bail, but the prisoners, athough little relishing eet and Sixth_avenu to settle, but he demanded more. He then gives extracts - mem HANDSOME AND COMPLETE SET OF SITTING | froma letter of hera of September 9 in which she snys her OP? TEAS SARs SOUR. OF -UBIVARSEES A eae eieaitnn Furniture forasie; cheap, forcati: | stster will make everything Might for her. ihe does nol wish place, near Tt CUMMANN, 81 Pine street. ‘Address 8. L. V., box 4,728 New York Post office. ie to bare been rufned on her account, AC, a tbere States authorities, tbe return of the poisoned chalice, evidently feared to General Wetmore then presented the following resolu. | give offence to their superior officers by accepting his tions, which, after an antmated discussion, in which Mr. | offer, and so declined it, stating that they could procure ‘Wakeman, General Wetmore, Colonel Conklin and others | plenty of bail, but their orders would not allow them to URNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—ONE DOOR FROM Fifth avenne, No, 2 West Thirteenth street; three geome deep; all the improvements; seen after 1; possession Yet May, to a responsible party. URNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCES, EE POT T PRIVATE SALE—ALL THE ELEGANT AND | was any reconciliation on the s&h of August, though he en- | partici ‘wore sanuimeutly adepted:—— ip ao. After’ somo further remarks by the court to the Jem, in Westchester county, to let; barn, fruits, &e. 10 LEASE—POR TWO OR THREE XRARS, FUR costly Furniture, &c.. contained in the five story bi Geavored to effect one, imploring her pardon for the wrong y 7 4 DITCHET, Wertchester laad office, No. 2 Chambers st. TO eee oeianee ous WC tae best Hovsse ta Niger: dane house 44 West Sixteenth street, between Fith and | done her, and that was ihe last cosalton of Ubair spect ain Seen af tetadiie aed of tie der te Neen eee ee ise’ ens neaunious ok pancaaiee fronting the Park and near the de; . with fine stable. va fusuire st SHERMAN BROTHERS. a2 Warren street. | Sixth avenues:-Rasewood Boo » Binge ind that her sister on the Sth of August had told her of the e, Etageres, Parlor Suite ; one do., $70: it. Tosewood fe cost $600; ng, Mr. Boemeke explains that the mort was given for 0 LEASB—THE, ELL BOIL, Lanen 1 yg tf Artistic Dranees, Mirors, Curtain: " Brows Ging mon setually avey tue defendant es pnd was wivea a Tosewood Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Matt Car: | volunt y the defen secure ‘against other 262 Pearl street, from i2to 1 o'clock. Boreosion table: Rideboard Arm Chairs’ Lounges, | creditors Yor a larger. amount than the $00) actually have executed without delay the necessary conveyance to | martyrs, the indulgence of the court was at their re- the United Stites, to the end dhat this great improvement | Guest extended. to them until this morning, at ten hereinbefore referred to m: be 8] ted. iad further, that our Representatives im Congress be re. | o'clock, when, if not able to enter futo bonds, they wilt gren ated to take the necessary steps to procure such ; | be supplied with a taste of the comfort they provided Fone ea tae nee rrcas et may’ be rerwired te cone. | fordire Gregan and his bookkeeper, URNISHED FLOOR—FOUR LARGE ROOMS, WITH all conveniences, 15 Brevoort place, Tenth street, near way. Call t or Saturday. from 8 to 10. ture at a vi red. gress As piete th> ‘improvements and buildings upon the lands so con- TEST CAs*. ee o - ts, URNISHED HOUSES TO LET—WEST TWENTY- Eiina Dinner Set, silver Ware. Ruby Crystal Glassware, | due, and that 60 fer taking forcible posses. RO, eo Caer ecra bases, Engi besemment, =A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT | Table Liven, Thos at half the original cook? ¥e | Sion, he did. it at defendant's request He denies chee aad a ions gogealit and coinpieteiy Furniaie. Der year: West | of Tatler, with dows eee ar SS ris, | Ber ere ie the plaintiff, He admits ‘That a copy of thie preamble end resolutions be fow nights ago Ne ey noe eon nth street, three story brik full front, ‘neatly fur- ith aveaue, three doors above Forty-second street: Proanrryas, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, CARPETS, | &# does Miss Rieser, that, to rid themselves of thedefend- | transmitted by the Secretary of this Chamber tothe Com- | tenth prec.nct, arrested Waitt tard, r of an niabed. $3,000 per year. Permits of A. JOURNEAY, No. 6 — as + Oilcioths, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, &e., can be pO Et fy} three hundred} Iiasioners of the Land Office, to the Commissioners of the | oyster saloon at 632-Broadway, on the charge of violatin, ‘Pine etreet, 2 FOO eee ee ietingic trance mae | andpetd for by weekly er monthly payments, at BEN: dollars; but, that finding that he intended toeontinue the | Sinking Fund and to our Representatives in Congress, she Excise Jaw in not having his bar completely eS 9 —_—_——__-_-—__—_ story brown stone House, in Lexington avenue, near 8, corner of Canal and n streets. Diack mailing system, they terminated the - ‘OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF BILL. closed after tweive o'clock at mght. Mr. PPORRERTCA SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY: MAY | Th (pL es tin which she gives | Referring to the Tarif bill now before Congress, Mr. Contended that he was selting no intoxicating ply 10 BLERCKER "E DEISON, No. Bi puaseen’ o ‘by the defendant, to ‘alao be rented for other purposes. Inquire al S7 Seveuth : I Orr FURNITURE FOR SALE.—TWO LARGE OAK | larger extracts from the op eh A ln new. Also, two Table: ‘screen, Ap- | show OrvyKe sald {t would de much towards abolishing the | liquors, and that he bad conformed to all the require- Ore TORILLARD, i6 Sea 18 Geasavarntiteal. denies most of the defendant's affidavit. ‘the > avenue, [ween Sixteenth and Seve: alreets. - eee pr TORY, ATTIC AND BASEMENT BRICK commerce of this city, and moved that a document | monts of OUSE AND STORE 12% MERCER STREET. NRAR Bwelting: Jocation high, healthy and desirable, on Jer- os fter hearing the affidavits, the Court reduced the bail to ate former tine be teadopted and forwarded | show to the contrary, Justice Dowhng Mr, ‘to let of lense: location for boarding | #¢7 avenue; nine rooms: rent $50 month. For particu: = ‘on, to ‘as embodying the views of the Okamber of | Willard from custody. Early yesterday morning Se burizees house, lnquire of £°9; GIBBONS. 108 Bieeckes | IAPs apply nt SI South eighth Jersey City. wn ALE MANTELS. Commerce ‘at this juneture, and "remon- | Acting Captain Garland ordered officer Simington ps 1.4 nner amen Ream anp eon tee | MARYS atari ate tare | on to acorer row an teerance Com. | Hg haremnuine Manin oreo | Somig talent Pra, Brie ‘OUSE TO RENT, FURNISHRD—FOR TWO YEARS, | Lt/E avenue, two neatly furnished Rooms, A : Mig) | Action te Recover from an I ice Com- front, Hi at jow prices. is at A. KLABER'S Marble Works, 109 | Ac’ te p an Incaran m= | rial imousl} to and ven to | bar was not more securely closed than it had been at the pi for smagerate ent, or Furniture for ale Apply os | frogs” tt nowt Boars: House cooupied By eprivale | Saat Righteenth sire wenr Phird ay, N. Cat thi out pany fer Loss by Fire. Fare authenticated copies forwarded to the officers of | time of the former arrest. Accordingly the officer sr- both branches of Congress. Jobn B. Willard (brother of the proprietor), John high stoop, in West Fifteenth street, wit! 'urniture for sale ats fair valuation; neigh! ROBERT MACLAG, 77 Cedar street. OUBEKBEPERS OR PERSONS GOING TO HOURE- ‘Keeping will be supplied, and weekly or month for, ts, Furniture, Heda &c., at BEN. SOTPS, corner of Casal and Hudson sirects SE TO LET.—A FIRST ENGLISH BASE- with all the @1 GEA Lfo LETAZOUR SFORT BRICR MOUSh, ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELA—s' Before Judge Cardozo and a Jury. 1250 reas Went Piternt crest with more durable. half the ply A ‘Thomas J. Jones Me Be Cie Baaade Pass Ciiginey ~ ; EB. STEWART. OW Sixth avenue, between Thirty-Gfth and | This was an action brought to recover the sum of $4,000 = - from defendants, the amount of an insurance which had oe aa os ‘ARBLE MANTELS AT REDUCED PRICES—A FIN: _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. Tolattion on baad at 8 KLABEE'S Manufactory, bt ment ~ ~ - ee ‘Third street, Ni ¥ 4 weesion given immediately), Ni PART OF A HOUSR WANTED IN BROOKLYN, — sare: iplepentbues o ‘the corner of Amity street, two from May 1, by s young man and wife, either uj oF lower part, three rooms, unfurnished; situated on line of NEW! PAPERS. Ovrs TO LET—PIRST AND SECOND. OR RITUER. | Morte avenue and south of DeKalb avenue; rent must be} sss NEWSPAPERS, Jota kha apacious, Hae Appiros premises, Now | Boke A __ NEWS DEALERS.—100 COPIES SUNDAY HERALD, a — —.. |_ AN UNPURKISHED HOUSE WANTRD, TO. HIRE ee a al j Between Tenth and Fortieth streets, for a Grst class fd a4 METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, ' Bod Tandd Thid avenue, gorner of Seventh street | ‘nant, Possession now or Stay 1. = Second, Third and Fourth Brories ef th URSA SI ie side dn Bersetet s*4 rovweree” isn. ceeriale being A THREE STORY HOUSE WaxTeD=Ix a aoop | “% BOULEVARD,” from the pocket and found that prisoner earble ‘snd iron, dad equalled. by very A ‘neighborhood; rent from, $1,000 to $1,400 per year, only published map of the Rew Drive a had been endeavering © cock @ heavily. Be ‘Savings Bank will occupy the first story, and a Safe paid quarterly in advance; best reference given and re- (in feet and inches) the quantity of the taken | londed revolver. This the officer retain ‘ces ites en eit we Company the basement quired. Cail on or address T. M., 10 Spruce sireet, or Svery atteet along ite entire length, For ale | was to be such a stock as the plaintiff was author. | and he noticed thas ing ENTERPRISES—REARREST ‘Ticasr Seiuer.. ing arrangements are of t Kind, by J. CROFTON, 44 Pine street. ied ‘by an Ordinance of the city of New York, and eg, and on ting hie James ©, Rogan, the clerk in the employ frac damage by Ao 18. cod! itis SMALL FAMILY WANTS IMMEDIATELY A SUIT exoept upos stich a supposition the inaurance would not have | bard he found an instrument | of the New York ital and for Ser the cate Reoptte of varuapio of fully furnished Booms for housekeeping: will pay | ogo gE ae been effected; also that after the effecting of the insurance, im | ham agfiving at (he. se nerd Rage od ‘ation of the upper story for the higher $40 to $50 per month: prefer east side, below Thi TRAGIC AFFAIR IN SIXTH STREET. violation of the terms of said ordinance, plainei® brought known as a * ving ition | Women and Children, ® notice whose pre. oavanages Ay hd street; references frst class. Address M., box 6,996 Post — Jato hie premises ceriain signal lights, and that the Gre was | house the prisoners gave their names as Jobn B. Coles | vi arrest and in the ‘Duilding ie high. healthy and com office, Alleged Eratricide—A Sister Charged with | éecasioned by the spontaneous combustion of the articles re- | and Edward Moore, but they were recognized as Martin | Herat, was arrested again yesterday afternoon and ar- fT s st gre iak thus became and convicted | raigned ‘Tustice Dodge, at Jefferson Market, Police before Coart, eb: with disposing of a “lottery ticket” to ESK ROOM WANTED—ON OR NEAR BROADWAY, P. Immen. Immen, who is an officer of the Fif- between Union square and City Hall; rent $15 per i? portions of formation and terme apply to P. W. EN! ALLAN HAY, 3 Broad street, at tee Beak ‘opposite the resort for ladies and gentiemen. RUMFF & WESTERN, % Duane street. ———— err a verdict for plain | ., The folt sales of real estate were made yesterday by | or Jewsuny.—Sarah Jane Irving, » J. fon & Co. ALLsopp Tasrt ‘premises, to ISAAC TH, Presiden imonth. Address T. W. z _ ~ —_ a \WNERS OF HOUSES MAY SECURE FIRST CLASS OUSES WANTED—IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. and a number of | sold ‘ane ‘brought him before Justice Dodge, by whom he seteenie and highest renta. by, sending Particulars 19 a Owners desirous of cblasning fod tenants for rinele Kleman and his sister arrived in this city in the Ham- insurance policy any other re oe bf Grady, | was held to bail for trial. A limamaleme ste: aesrteten tose MATHEWSON & SON, No. SPine street, Itoh. Mf DORE word and took iodgings of No. 68 Sixth Streeh, | orden ot ci Ltocal whether defendants enaereces io | ing they. were armaigned before Justice D sdgeat deter lored man, ‘gun ting seston Toage E _ — ” — after which Kleman opened s wine store in the same ‘consented to and mitted to await the | Co! was : CES TO LETT) x ‘ USES WANTED—UNFURNISHED. Y it or not; because they could not be held to we n Market Police 5 2 OP BST ge LETTS THE OLD AND NEW HERALD | FY OUSES Toa list of drei class Wenanta wanting Houses in | Deighborhood. A few days ago Kieman and his sister of iaw: also, thatthe contract was Umived to par” regulation of the dovernor of t Connecticut. Inapector | yesterday, charged with hav Pavia R Pas ing room, corner of Nassau and Puiton aireets. Unie dest localities in the city. KING & CO., became involved in a difficulty, the nature of whieh. ion Of fireworks. Dilke had their photogrop! en before they were | Johnston, also colored, and him in head, pet | A Nr ‘No. 9 Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel. : was denied by the Court on the ground that | gent to court. throat and inflicting several from which ARE CHANCE.—BLOOMINGDALR ROAD HOUSE, = —— bas not yet transpired, and during its continaance | the contract was not limited to particular 4 n of Johosten ie in © eritical condi Hyland ; ten rooms, bar, sheds, stables; lease; low rent, Favor: Aouses, WANTED.-I HAVE A LARGE MUMBER OF | she, | ae charged, seized an axe and struck Hdaie cides termorts skh hae, SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Claimed that he acted in self defence; bnt he was com- > 8 powerful blow om the head, knock- $e Fak ¥ he was responuible. ao fitted to await the result of Johnston's injurion ur Sraght ga joe fre poi © aw WE: | en mi ond " ¥ ing bim . He to_ insensit iN i yon droatway. bet je. became conscious, Two oF three AND KITCHENS TO LET, - vuiclans ‘were called and” prescribed for the suf: |” Peete tiovet, corner of South and Whitehall aux, jored gitl, lately a domestic in the employ of Low BONS, foe Biektter wet” opog batman pgs te gals hoa 4 Teen h- in Sieatnace upon im (il COMMON PLEAS~CHAMBERS. id Toast: and corerth rege tt on cone, war 4 Deters Semice, Dodge, tasye ana anim daatendbaciiems ates .o. roadway, corner Thirty - morni when died, supposed from effects —_ J i theft some worth jewelry. Sarah BSTAURART S7088, 20, AG AgD x TURES TOR fourth street. is oe! poe bee his Jaa After | Action to Recover the Dividends Accruing ‘Saas aie ae i see ona $160,000 wie the room in ne ao A uf ae. sale at valuation 3 wal | 7 ne Serene MONE. FOR Ont she, becoming alarmed, house and from a Life Insurance Policy, Bul M y of making the y 4 now . Address A. B. ~ y ee ee cr wien ote a | ¥ ‘ A b> i who notified Coroner Sch’ Daly ve. Winston.—The defendant in this case is the Presi- | 2 righ cor. Sd av. at at. 11 feet on 34 ‘ Sie ante ieee eaters ne mies Rares Relat cE OR ROOM WANTED—BELOW Capuain Mount was requested ry sabsantee far the sie. dent of the Mutual Life Insurance Company. Some twelve * rig ‘Tax Gawe or Kaxo.""—The police of the Tenth pro. t ee ar eee sh on oe Oh ernam OPPS, ote. ot. ‘box No. 1 station G, stating | ter of deceased, and if possible arrest her. If she has | years ago, it ts alleged by the plaintiff, he beesme indebted ON BIOBTE AVEN Price and location. Rot left the city it is probable Captain Mount will soon | to the frm of Daly & Co.. doing business in in the 5 clase secure her. Deputy Coroner Leo will maki mor- | sum ‘of BIRO, Tor which he was sued ands judgment | 7] WAXTED—A HUMBER OF PRIVATE AND TENE- | tom examination. on the body today, when the | granted. which was not sataied. Also that since he has owed G. SACS £ CO. ws Broome street. , eb oer bene ath ene arene at Lite Yoocrance Octapeny, ond fs vane ‘a gran Hot Sn een irms wi vorth propri <-FINR STORES IR VESEY, | WrANTRD—a COTTAGE ON STATEN ISLAND FoR | Inq wisltion, which doubilées will deveiop the motive see to By tiie | 2 Je Vb “sirwei, “BIS east ath 1 oe te Rnewer, “the others were reprimanded and, Ti possession. [—T r months; possession May 1. Address ©. | wh! the sister to fatally aseauit.her brother | his mother. ides this, he has had an insurance op his $ }, each Stssssese vase + us discharged. j hap FR PAA Lr ee THe Pont oftee. ana are ail the important facts connected with vom eonns am ‘rorih $7, Deore rail ot hiss tein by pes orany Spordie ot the’ jew York and: Haslewr Ra ‘Annter or Fewate Swean Trimvee.—On Wednesday ee a Sree Re Se Saeee AW BY A ORNTLEMAN AND WIPR, ONR | pre came mich is non ene Ped 'n so muck . | BameTn IO is sted that Ke took Pot quoter Lite tor | € = atiernoon Mary Smith and Mary Miller, eighteen and AnD, 2008 20 Let , eon cr ‘with modern im- ne, , or subsequently, surance policy in the Washington Life Insurance Company corner at twenty years of age, stoalthily entered the house of or ; beat 1o- rent mot f month; not above | deceased transferred his business over to his two for $400) upon which he hes paid. thirteen me, and jolt Mary: Bi Non gli Mulberry street, and vio~ i Bightn street’ Address H. H., bngeg byt ds was yesterday questioned in rela | that on that policy the oot ieclured a aividend of Tent fends 00 ‘8 shawl, cloak, four dresses, muff and te poasenaton. ‘up stair, from 9 to aa aa J tion to upfortunate and fatal oecurrence, but without ie. This fal Mt is chal deen, B83 cape, together with a pair ‘valued in all at $100, yy oer Bf eliciting any satisfactory explavat renident of the company. Mr. r a eetnaa ith Use The girs were sabeequentiy i i i FS é : i a E UNPORNISUBD * FINIGHED any ion, from woey Tt was rumored yesterday afternoon that both domes. | the obec of dateuce cians that bet et tie and dusiness misunderstandings lod to the fatal af- and that efter thet bad aires 0 od. F m= iy fray ; bat thet remains to le devermined by a thorough BAG'Eanateted hie on nae To J