The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1869, Page 8

8 NEW. YORK HERALD; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1869.—-TRIPLE SHEET. iinet a 7 rene emanate’ re Lee BOARDERS ‘AND LoveERs WANTED. BOARDERS AND” LODGERS WANTED, _ Was an action to recover $500, value of goods | round to the side of the house and climbed aye are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on i B TED. WANTS: BROOKLYN CITY. aoe ie aoe ras tao euartd of Kinga cevnty | iauce work of the plausa,” Several vatuabe arvilos Tharsiay afternoon, aktwo o'coes, from the Fel | 9 4 yantox ae prmoxs To MAKE setned by the were left un\ as if tho thieves ad taken | denoe of ms parents, Wiliam and Mary Ash €. RTS. fm November last, by virtue of an execution ob | alarm and hurried Kighth street, Brookly: Fr. ory farted | smog THE COU taleetin® sank by Richardson & ‘ton, Burkr.—On . March & BRIDGE , BURKE, privase ¢ . gi roost aren A Boren . Newark. wife of Patrick J. Burke, aged 28 years, ia erat Wi Let TED COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Stove dealer, Of No. 107 A street, Ne ConTESTRD ALDERMANIC ELEcTION.— Messt®. | ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the 15) son a ew CRIES Ss CS i claimed that he had loaned money to Rae Stainsby, Westervelt and Scott, a committee of the foe pee en a teeseeaee tT | week board. ‘Terms reasonable. ee ae rh Oak ohne ‘The Alleged Drawback Fraud Case. Saas he took Birohia’s stock in paymaaas seerelor. The Common Counell, appointed to investigate the rwetnesien a at Freehold, Monmouth 7 eaailiek ec —TO LET, WITH BOARD, Te Before Commissioner Jones, ine as"trendulent ant was made 1) to Nebr: | claims of Mr. Lindauer, the defeated canuidate for | county, Nod. on’ Monday, March "8, Mr. JOuN Hooms oa fourth door house faret clause, sasha ‘The case of Korn, Laidiaw, Dickingon and others, | scrohm’s creditors out of their ‘The jury re- euaerteanie Nesaes fm thé Thirteenth ward at the | Bowne, in the 77th year of Bienes. GF STRRRT, BETWEEN FlyTs AND S1xTS AVE: eS ‘barged with swindling the government by means | turned a verdict for the plaintift of last charter election, held a meeting on Ly aera att one malt, , _Betarta Rolscovel al pon ay nm us ting to the Treasury Department fraudo- “crening, the eatimony aduced in support Of | Noon, "The friends of the fauily are invited to cold vater, tp rent, wih Sate, BE cr of present courT Pjua.= Bay. the caarge preferred—“repeating”— prove atreet, References. dent claims for drawback, came up again yesterday. 6g | thing, and further on was post- i oe SS ya argh ne pee One witness “learned,” soon after the elec- h 9, VIRGINIUS, son 23 sos RORPOLS, STREET.A GENTLEMAN AND Assistant District Attorney E. L. Parris and Mr. fm, a watiam Ac Blan a eee ears and 6 months. be accommodated with a large front Room on seo- | Graas Private Jioyes conducted the examination on the part of the 81, 58, 5 ¢ that nineteen ilegal votes were polied in the am oe z ‘nd foor, wih firs class Board; also'two or three siagie government. Mr, Tracy, the District , Was ae Nok a ES ion 14 00, Hare, Das couldn omear wis and others were im | Hsice of © on Te March 9, at hia resl- | gentlemen, 4 en f sapn ng ‘Washington, on Dastnae He, 117, 118, ro, 120, rai, 123, | KS manner | present Paton ta “Alderman fed- | denoe, Fort Richins Hon, THOMAS 23 pee STEERE. 70, LET, WITH! noAKD, "TESTIMONY OF RIBSENBERGER CONTINUED. F ner, @democrat, was elected by a majority ol three Git endeomenty fernished ‘on second 4 Jerome Riesen| again upon only. Further investigation ued. | CARPENTIER.—On. egret 7, after house’ modern; terms” moderate; ont Sr ee ee BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Iewin' be sirange indeed, Bite ine wholesale charges along ines, ir. Manoaxt W., wite of dames S. | realised. ' tee eer cere Laudan Genes ie eae “colonizing . re- them that they were fraudulent and that the Prolene more tha eee Fete tre not | 'Flmersl services at the South Dutch Reformed 247 STREET oN WesT)—aECOND sToRY FuoNT | 4 ing ey ben him SEIZURE oF 4 WHIBKEY SriLt.—A small still was | Troved to have Daa Comitep ei Goto church, Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-first street, boennat ng By eee ee Tae tar eedpetwecn Rim. | seized yesterday afternoon by Deputy Collector p this Wednesday, at twelve o'clock, noon. The friends oo aa aoe pode hand of claims will g idea a5 M Jobn street, near Gold. Three barreis of y-al Sf Sha tammy And of her buptend are yenpecttully te * fo that of all, the omy duftereuce ‘being in Whiskey were found ou tue premises. Arreartap Suicipe.~-A German named Bloomer, | vited to aitend without further no = aa See reemanes the Fog ey! by it (Claim No. | Bonanany.—The flour and feed store of Bowen & | Te#!ding on Tremovt avenue, at this place, was dix | | CkwauER—On Tuesday, March 6, + econ 2: HADES PACE tansE otto |W. sareet opt _ SLES $100. mvs spoken of before chat Whiineer one toe | Shotwell, on Third avenue, was entered by burglars | CVered in a state insensibillty and approaching ie | of the late Luke Creamer, of the Parish of Grannard, 25, Se teats tmaet . — Bol under rather peculiar circumstances a few spuniy pr mania tematic 4m November, pd bd Decale ty phd om Sand night. The ass heal hes days ago. Gaiveationtien it was Broven th that te friem Cry family and those ot her sone, 25 25, Raton ws our ge conven wneramin | ag a a 8 ase Ot ee ee Dee ee ened Lvnutek money unfortunate man nad made s desperate tne Hour Eamund ¢ and 1 W. Creamer, gentlemen everything first class ; ters moderate. oe oY re et ee A it to Wash: n | happened bid w put a period to his existence throng those of her sons-in-law, Fer W. Donahue ‘ond anisnkiD BODMD Ph an ny —F LG ee een of that they were roped ACCIDENT T0 4 FIREMAN.—Smith Rider, a member | the agency of poison. He had procured and | John McKeena, are respectfully invited to attend the by RAST FOURTH STREET. vena R00) by mutual eonsens, to ibe certificate’ is in Wilaon’s handwriting; I am fa- eee ee by the en- | made use of two half ounce phials of laudanum, | funeral, from the residence of her gon, Michael W. | 0 to let, for gentlemen only ; priv ES ae miiar with bis handwriting: the ‘next con- $0.8, fire In the etn i Tee et a te ee ates 8 | ee ais, Wout Thirty-second stress, om Taare WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH | qThe business will be carried oo at 41 Mast ected with this claim is the certitcate of” Laidlaw; mae oe two o°clock, raing, | *@eney theorigh aduitwretion. It was obtained ata | day afternoon, at halt-past one o'clock. 28 ahd tint avenuen.—Furniahéd Rooms on second and | py dy Mars, manifest certified to by Theriot is in the metre hte ee grocery store.” The unfortunate man 1s sail alive, | “-Gublin and Oalkforaia bapers please Copy let, with Board. ‘Kalerences exchansed. oi soni = hand + the vit 18 written by the poelenpiaenpr e is sthil @ matter of grave doubt. Lie CANAVAN.—On Yuesday, 9, Many CANAVAN, | ~~ ee ae 3 non Tiina COPARTNERSHTP HERETOFORE same party; I is dgned by George R. Wilson; I think i Eee aia Aiea aoa woe says he was tired of iMfe and Wanted to die. : of nue pata of Kiliow, county Longford, Pala 3072 STREET, EAE a te ae AN je s Aue be ty a agn #18 aicutious naine; 1 received the papers trom | that there were 142 deaths im Brooklyn during the Newton. seine Janeral wil eave, from Hee eae ercey tae | sepiiouabie.” Apply at Kverelt Linvary, 12 Wert fuirtyfourth | te setled Jon k ‘mimster on the corner of Broad street and Ex- | oagedaae This is a decrease of ten from the num- SINGULAR MOVEMENTS OF, 4 LUNATIC.—A young | ten oclock, for St. Stephen’s church, where & atreet. “Nsw You pod bag Bitte; Soma Siva over. 0 Tamuew, who ee een enna ra Geceased | man named Ticenor was lodged in the county jail | solemn. requiem mass will be offered ‘for the re- STUYVESANT STREET, NEAR BROADWAY AND 7 " a “4 street, near M near the Collector's office: Tnever saw Laid- ph ik dled Peony Psdaceerici boys, while at this place on Monday last, under circumstances an. ae pee: Sol gs Meet 9 Ca Gree 33 cee ino gndenen i ireatfat or te me As ee oe ™ __ BUSINESS | OPPORTUNITIES. seen “fim ““wign' at’ tree ‘diferent ties ‘and | playing on the wharf at the foot of Jay street, fowna | Of ® Pecullarly singular character. He resided in | Cousins, Herunrd Murphy and ‘Thomas Mechau, are ma A SauAT ctancr: 10 Pep en tot a Vernon township, and recently had become so zea-'} respecti invited. wanted with a iittle for the four or five papers mae anes ee pri @ tin box, which upon examination proved to con- | yore a pelunoniet that bis brain was seriously reppetiuly in Monday, March 8, WILLIAM F. DRA- poe ‘ROMA Ra A 4, NIDOW EADY AB A best frit veskine extichicn’ to Amores, Fartiodass ee eee nt of this claiin from Whinster for | S thirty-one dollars in counterfeit ditty and autected, and iately, he wen completely out | cox, oldest sou of John and Margaret Deucon, aged | {2.1,." ely furnished Boot given At 4 Broad ae ee pwenty-five a atter about two weeks after ob. | *Wenty-five cent stampa it was handed over to the his mind. it 1s stated that for two | 17 years and 23 days. ARTNER WANTED —WIrit vuow sate eed et ae Sundcoammpean from Latd!aw: the seal must | Police. passe he kept his parents and the other members of The fune wit take place from St. Stephen's 36 EAST TWENTY: SECOND STREET, NEAR MADISON AS i) ‘mauufaciure a new patent art! been in the Coilector's office; Whimster Mrurrany FuNERAL.—The funeral of Captain | the family crouched up in a corner of a room, stand- | church, Kast ‘twenty-eight street, this (Wednesday) > paige ir leairable front Rooms, will be rented with ‘good chance. Apply to or address ied faa, 4 be hail to give forty or ifty per cent to other Stephen Mandevilie, formerly commanding Com- i —— So Me with a wens: rifle teow ree sterpban ass wrrsered or Ce ae eR aE iter together or weparaely. atoud fin sect, machine shop. Pg REMNS 5 thin! ent al ie % move to blow out the brain Ne: in Mond ‘arc! al nang a ae ot a don’t think | Dany G, of the Fourteenth regiment, National Gaurd, | of the first one that stirred. Finally huneer and | Yoni ra, AUGUSTCH W. DoREN, in the 45th of his age. | 36, ‘esr TET Faw ald arior and one are ADVERTISER, MAYING. TWO PATENTS yor. smite pak eri0t any’ po ee yn ae ne State of New York, took place yesterday afternoon | thirst overcame bim and he was quietly secured and Relatives and friends are respectiully invited Chamber, path and Bedrooms. attached, hi somely Tar omg eloetpede,’ wae oe 6 three whee! Tok res To Mr. Winslow—I live in ‘Twenty-third street, N x, It | brought hither. Yesterday he was to have been re- | to atiend the faneral, from St. Juhn’s cburcb, fed full Board firat class house. ENNETT, oud Gold Brocetyn. ‘Now York, and naee Heed ta Wie York auhincs oo Bei hematin anol patent Bigs eee moved to the Lunatic Asylum at Trenton, Yonkers, on ‘Thursday ‘afternoon, at haif-past oné ee ere . street, se i a ie muneteen years, excepting four years that | was at | and the members of Commonwealth Lodge, F. and Paterson. hip oes 4D ee Ea gee co tak ot on ome YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF | BUSINEAS “ExPE. Bea; before coming to New York I lived in Gporto, Do¥Le.—On Tuesday, March 9, HoNoRA Dor e, in served with the nent dur- SON CES.—It has been decided toh ld the 22 :. - Bo: suitable for gentleman and wile or two gentlemen. Portugal; came to New York in 1848 oF 1849 of there: | jug the wat and was Mighly’ esteemed Sy. all who | PATERSON Rac ey the 22d year of her a, foes A rience; would join a competent and reliable party with ae. Sunineaa! "Address aboais: I was then some fourteen or fifteen | Lz \RE Wah Bed Woe ely ce interred in areen, | Paterson races on the 25th, 2eth and 27th of May. It | _ Her friends will please notice her funeral will take | References required, val capital, in any safe and protitable FG. Ry Herald ofice, : 48 proposed to offer upwarits of $3,000 In preminms. | place trom her parents’ residence, 418 Fast Eigutecuth GREENWICH AVENUR, NEAR CHARLES juuee aden eau Ou ROSOUNT tat 1 tink * Gibraltar: Tere comin Be = Comet rape alphas ps aca a VELOCIPEDES.—A very ingenious one wheeled ve- bevipe Naa (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past one aes cagereotnerouor yes fit hae al asa Se Paani, map ate 3 Ae New York I was @ clerk im my father’s Rest 8 locipede, which the inventor terms a “‘monoeycloid,” |" Fanzett.—On Tuesday, March 9, congestion of the cars pass the door. r and aloon. Apply after Bowery. a By ee. aes nator <a ars Bites Betey, Comweey. has just been built and tried in Paterson, an’ bids | lungs, NicHOLAS, son of the late ‘Thomas Farrell, % vie STREET, BETWEEN ESTABLISHED BUSIN! 1 came alone to’ New York as father's cor | met yesterday at the office of the company at the | [iP h'bea success. The Mtricacy of its machinery, | Dative or ireland, 4 Tatars 2 destfable large soc- ful operation, 10. be suld. eaten When Tio GiGenions: ; Wasi’: | corner of Fulton and Front streets. Mr. John H. | however, is likely to prevent 1¢ from becomung very | ~The funeral will take place from his late residence, | story trout Room newiy wt Board: ver | prvanee myc Rasa ie wine bee at 45 New street on first coming to New | Roebling, the constructing engineer, — present, | popular. 85 W est Eleventh street, on T! nareday siternoan ise Teasona! eet mission; $2,000 requis 380 ares York, where | remained @ year and a hait; Tthen | 7) umber oes among oter: matters talked : Fackensacts. pone ine te fine Par lg epmmaieetinr abel is EAST TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD- A. TIRST.CLARS SAMPLE AND LUMOH BUnINESS Went t6 Cuba as a —_, where —. over was the durability of certain timbers immersed RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.—Mr. C, A. Banta and ramily, ‘Manitt 4, Onondaga county, N. ¥. Keokuk, Towa, | $) ‘with bath, ee. Private iablo a preceness the Parlor : for sale—with or re ini ol ae ge imo ‘2 ie Re sof ae ae in sea water. Numerous cases were cited by diffe of Spring Valley, were thrown from their carriage | and San Francisco, Cal., Siig please copy. ead) roa — apply A. Machado as @ clerk; he owned a ent gentlemen to show that plies and squared 4 while returning from church on Sunday, ani were | , GAL TAGHEN On Moi March 8, MARGARET, 53 IRVING PLACE.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ROOMS Many vessels at the time: my next business | bers had lasted from 500 to 1,500 years, ana that 1 ail more or less injured. Mrs. Banta received a | the only daughter ‘of James find Charioize Gallagher, suitable for # gentleman and wife; dinner at 6 o'clock. ‘wrecking—buying wrecks ana making what 1 | feW cases where destruction from decay had taken severe iracture of the thigh. aged 2 years, 9 months and 1 day. ferences exchanged. cae eal a8 idle tees or lace earlier, X was known to have proceedea from P "the friend’ and acquaintances of the family are Saale rT Se ating of ame kien Dasineat Toherent elements of decay existing tn the tuaber bal Trenton. respectfuy invited to attend the funeral, from the 6L | ean 9, 51) aESh wren STREET, BE and Weat to the coast of Africa as @ supercargo in | efore Immersion, which danger could, of course, be | Unrrep Stares Disrricr Court.—In this court | residence of her parents, No. 10 Downing street, at mt Hoom), without board, for genuiemen, in aX ng Belen, Captain Lynn; the ship wok cut a | Suarded against. yesterday, before Judge Field, Mr. Baldwin, of Phita- | Mali-past one o'clock, this Wednesday afternoon. vaiefaumly a a hia, made a mo ‘i Donegal! papers (Ireland) p!ease copy. one. oe cargo for coasting—rum, tobacco, cloth and THE FUNERAL OF DR. GILLETTE.—The funeral of deip! ‘a motion for a preit mjunction Posen! papers re me tone 3 ae MADIiON 2 a ss = er ~ “a jan ; | Dr. Gillette, D. D., of the Protestant Episcopal Freed- | s7ainct the Eetabrook Pen Manufacturing Compauy, | daughter of Thomas aud Amelia A. Goadby, in the 63 aire -oart cy Ii have “about. Ls or and the coast be.ore the ship reached’her destination, | ™2n’s Mission, took place yesterday morning from | or camaen, From the afidavits submitted by com. | 5t! hg org ge petite lara eel Betroot on ais strats a args ale Hoo ‘when I took charge of a factory for the manufacture | the Church of the Holy Trinity. The services, which plainant’s counsel {t ap} ry her, 1968, Ae basives Fe ae Ble ROY rhemon gp =f an yotanee fi were very impressive, were conducted by Bishop 8 man named Morse obiained a patent fora fodntain | West ‘Thirty-Afth street, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at 69 ee een, san nang acoen Abe 7 Littiejohn, assisted by Rev. Dr. Hall, rector of Holy acd in July of the same year, it is alleged, an Yeh large Room on fourth floor. "Refere ands and ovher places and finaily to Liverpool; after —_ and Rev. Dr. Haight, of New York. The \fation ot Cat atin wan toca inthe market, br Sunaay, March 7, Davi Harr, in .the Staring in Liverpool two or three months I came to | ister gentleman delivered a brief address, Sy hd said to bave been Ssauiutecrared by the Estabrook | gsth year pA his age. 18.3 ARROW STREET, NEAR HUDSON STRERT.— Mew \ork; this was about 1858 or 1839, and the | the Mumerous virtues of the deceased. The audilo- | Pen Manufacturing Company of Camden, and was | © ‘he relatives and friends of the family are invited wie wie to bot Saree Montene Sees Lene i 5 3 & J ie & on rium was filled by a large congregation. The Rev. | simply an infringe.nent of Morse’s patent. The aff- | toattend the funeral, at the residence of his father, eee en mut breakfast; no i Bs. is isi Jane {emu ots | Wigs areata sos iregiatbe a | Sen Se We icick Pah Math | Sema Hag ogc tae etpany | Se | wk eae 2 ol » anc 4 leven o’clock. The remains w NI Fr Al UE.—A SS and | their iste brother. At the close of the services the gfepinion that the “Goodspeed. pen” (maue by the Soa careten sntuceseoastery for uiteenion tthe acters 87 ae Fe RUAN ehinne taten er eed, tome, Ags CASHIER WANTED-YOR 4. XEW page com. maried on my own hook; a was | remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery and | defendants) is an imitauon of the Morse fountain | noon at two o'clock. olass Board. Fed. ‘ndarees 3 ring eee re eee ekid Mexico; 1 | placed im the receiving vault. It ta further alleged that the defendants caused | "tr,4' Gu ‘oa deunting anocuines, Masons SO eR rego Ts chy Herald ce. eoutinued the same business under the firm of San- ne tan ene tee eee tae see Saat ee PRAROLD Waren Pesteron, only child st Sarah C. 89 ) Svcs fa gentemsen Sienteae 7 NIBH. RST CLASS GROCERY IN A GOOD LOCATION, ders & Risenberger; here I remained aghteen RECEIPTS GF THE BROOKLYN BAILROADS. ord “patent yg bw omc leirauding the and the late T. Mills Hil, M’D., in the 6th year of his = re Seog tee rent low; terns easy. om pubitc. " Counse for the argued that the SGRELUER EEA CHADD toe Lae ppiy’ to KOUTHMAND he COs, tse Menas months, when I went to 65 Cedar street, in the same th 102 WEST a Dusiness; at this place I stayed : after During the year ending September, 1867, the eleven | pen claimed to be infringed upon 13 not the pen lends and relatives of the family are invited to Sixth avenue.—A private family will let a finely fur- way enone Lied Ka ° I aa nota but | horse sein ef Brookiyn transported 22,808,625 | Be named in the letters patent to Morse. At the con- | attend the funeral services at Christ church, Pare, iahed front Room, w' thout Board. side the Court took ——— \ STAPLE MANUFACTURING AND ERCIAL settle ‘business: about this time Mr. Russell cluston of the arguments on each avenue, corner Thirty-fith street, this Wednesday, at STREET, NEAR SIXTH AY. A. Serine ‘Which eo = > * T had collected @rawbacks on the | Passengers, whose fares amounted to $2,279,168. | the ooasaent a eee oageneit Ng 7 twelve o'clock. 108 WEST TWELPTE ety ll 1y, can a by compl og ne ines and seneteaere Gua I had. shipped, aud 1 told him’ ne, | For repairs and expenses and maintenance of the carly day. In the case Ne pen, of | HaMPTON.—At Yonkers, MARTHA HaMrgoy, aged ey without meals or breakfast if assired. "No, Sroving in a be as the 's how Se°"taxd_ne- would” take ‘me tos min who roads, $1,545,247 are returned. lpg rpms rege oerored ee S5 yeare, 10 mouths and 4 days. id tne fa Q Paying wellend wil bear the, ver. tha but : » fe js ana ves inva - | —— That ‘epoxe 10 moon! the. BD gi The Grand Street Railroad Company made a profit 6 ver, of New York, ty aindapagin nl new eed neral, from the residence of her son, at Yonkers, 109 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, NEAR Brain an well un money, There iret for two down to Pearl street to Mr, Caldwell, a Custom | of salnenapri in that year, but declared @ dividend | on the ground that there was no evidence to Show, | tals (Wednesday) afternoon, at hal-past turee Fourth avenue. Two large, handsomely furnished ‘pusiness House broker; Tet him have the claims to coilect | rather larger than they had earned—$i¢,150; or | {Hat the oll in qnestion was pared at the thne | orclock, Poceensastne teens floor, with Board; table frst class; ‘and was to pay him half; I thought up to that time | nearly ten per cent on their paid up capital. The | i Rprereh ters ae Canaanite: wane Halt.—On Tuesday, March 9, Isaac P. HALL, aged terme ali Chacha Maat the clalims were honest: I applied for certificates | management of the Grand street Company is now in f the } Tad ete the eek ce ‘ana | FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING of tax paid on the goods I had shippea; I collected | other hands. Paar ack at eit pepers ‘The iriends and relatives of the Jamily are | 119. Ftoe biser Handsome aut of urmished Rooms on second on these claims from $3,000 to $5,000; L have had | ° ‘The Broadway (E. D.) Railroad Company made a | Teserved decision. fully invited to attend the funeral. Tis ince oor; ano single rooms for & Of gentlemen or family, assurance that I would not be prosecuted fur my | clear net profit over ail liabilities, for the year omit INDICTMENT AGAINST COLLLCTOR THORNE.—At noon ide alee 5 Mott street, on ‘Imursday afternoon,’ Sobor. eonnection with these papers provided | was a wit- tember 1867, Of $18,583. It had, there- | yesterd: W. Thorne, late collector of imter- lock. -] mess; I first made the Peuasintance of Korn when ch aaanonet $2,583 to on! forward ‘to tl a Set vig Firth pic ‘ae ‘ew Séeney! wan. Kina.—At Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 12 plop tg tear wih rego —e ceo he was a clerk in Caldwell’s office three years | credit of the yeat 1860, after paylag @ dividend of | al revenue for J March’ 9, of epllepsy, THOMAS Me KANG, tn the sath | LO. trout Room, with alcove, with or without Board; ago; that was where the honest business was $16,000 on 8 capital of $200,000, or eight per cent per | arraigned on an indictment found against him by —_ of his age. changed, @one; Korn and Wellwood were in the office and annam. the Grand Surg. for conniving at the execution of ‘he funeral will take place from the residence of spoke of Caldwell’s giving up the business and The Bath and Coney Island Sarr stat dummy | fraudulent bonds at Jersey City, whereby the govern- his Sather, James J. King, Washington street, be- 12 DWE Wier TWELFTH STREET...THIRD STORY Proposed to go into it; they took the oMee in the fall | road) was $7,568 poorer at tho es end of ment wasaloser to the amount of over $100,000, | tween Java and Kent streets, on Thursday morning, ball Room, and from last week in April the of 1867; 1 was to have a third of what I was con- interest on its debt, and had that much less jess Bien Mr. Thorne pleaded not guilty and procured bail in | at eleven o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends of the Second Faor thro al as nahohy cae ated furnished, eerned in on condition that they were pel the for a dividend on noe one a eg of Gree appearance on the thira ‘Mirvsou.On Monday. March Siicaiie Letras, sr eeroret laims through; up to this time we oniy Kora, m City Kailroad Company, oar ‘wesday in l. 5 —On Wa Praprerprrmsenen se yprresecs cra: sprazey . Brear and Wellwood; (here witness repeated his toe. peares made. $480,034 over tind "auove al Scoviam only son of Robert and "Mary L. "Lennox, aged 16 | 126 WEST, SW ENTY SECOND TREE A cA PLEAS ven oD as to first and after all abilities whatever— \j le ate. OF" amet ‘ond Kora Was Pron ts teen corned aithie @ fesesion. of -amastpetares, per WESTCHESTER COUNTY. ‘The funeral will take piace this (Wednesday) after- bape EIN TAY a, sl at Washington); I next went in the — cent on its total capital of $1,600,000. It paid a divi- Cea ARR noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his 134 WEST FOURTH STREET, NEAR magpouaat.— pexs ps wand he bast wo a dend of $130,000, or twelve per centon its and Kee! eatin a annual conference of the eng 1,378 Third avenue, corner Highty-sixth * halt |; Imext became interested wi — Wilinster; the frst time T had anything to do with | Swigeull bad, $306,004 of unawrided profits, with | yietnodist Episcopal Church will be held at sing | STL oageta, x. J, on Mond; y March | 95 RLIZABETH STREET aEAR BROOME_OHEAP hun he came to Gnd out if I knew where Frear was: | The De Kalb avenue and Newtown road was $ssv | Sing on the ith proximo. On the occasion there | ¢, CuuistorHER LaNDad, in the 83d year of his age. 135 praiteak Raceve ant det er aaenle, ree. be said that he and Korn had lost quite a pile of | out of pocket after paving its expenses for the year, be some three hundred ministers present from Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at two orclock, pectable families or single (gentlemen ; fron from $2" Cy 1088 per per money by him; Ihave made out of these transac. | and meeting the interest on its debt. It earned u | poneeenne ra pel ie ig 8P- | from the Ba ist church. for Eiobeateld leave | week. oo tons something like $30,000, and it it as fast asl | dividend whatever. for 5 foot of Barclay s' at el o'clock 4 —- ——---_____ made it; Ihave signed three or four of the papers | The total cost of ail the roads is $4,950,011, the | RUMORED PARDON OF Dk. BLAISDELL.—Intelligence | MILLEK.—On Tuesday, March 9, CHARLES ‘TILMAN 136 LE: nGTOR ont Reon, aoninira foo, with Bon “ mayseif, but never swore to any before a notary; I dou't capital et and the indebtedness $1,706,345. received at the Sing Sing Prison yesterday that | GROMME MILLER, ban cone back Pari zk hota to respectable par- wemember any particular that I signed: I was | The increase in rs carried on the Broadway | "®* ing Baltimore papers please Beterenced ntonehas . mong har. Green, 8 ayer of Export, told | gasa20t iste ‘ay mae Tn bean voto cory par “ oy anaes niy, myn Monday March aged ‘yearn, re MACDOUGAL STREET.—PLEASANT FRONT ; Mr. Superinienuent , G “7 me that there was something going ou im these es ene ee bord pomnenced. cae al sorusede tacooe 4 The friends of the family are invited to attend the 136 Room to let, with Board, to s gentleman and wife, parren. WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING BUSI- cases: | kept a rumshop up town at the time; he ati ‘The document which would enable Biaisdeli | funeral, from her late ce, 351 Kast Forty-minth | Also Rooms for single gentiemen. moderate, No ness; solder; 60 per cent profit. corner of Hous: ame up there and said that there were some bonds SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE. Sia nike potmviers gure is expected to arrive at | street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. moving in May. ton and Wooster streets, in the tavern. YOM Me AIM ER. tm the office, and that they ought to be cancelled; oon the prison early to-day. X., on Monday, March 8, RAST TWENTY.NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX. be came there several times and suid eodoaggsis: Sasmiioeereslk Valdas 86 yeara, 188 f avenue. Aplemaat back Parlor, fara PARINER WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE 108, there was something going on in these SEW JERSEY. DROWNING ACCIDE! ae a he Fa Thu forenoon, at half-past eleven amaturotahed with with Board, suitable for a and wi wite a, ee ies eara and as te cases; I ws ———. oe was = about wii named Michael Calahan, while in a state of intoxica- pt sith ‘erie Harlem casa ee owe OF one or two gentlemen terme reasor prottanietredest cy lace of a reliving rear time to move in the matter; I didn’t want anybody tion last Sunday afternoon, attempted to walk on en street, jaarter past a rs tal required from ‘i , to get ahead of me; I went to Mr. Noyes, my iawyer, Jersey City. ° for Goi statfon, returning the same day. WAVERLEY PLACE.—A PLEASANTLY FUR- aSresabes Wine ‘Merchant, "Herald anf told him I wanted hin to find out i there was | Buncany.—Tes residence of Mr. Madfson Brown, foced Coping ae Lint ACER RERae hae DUTWATRR.—At Camden, NJ, See even- 174 niahed front Room to let, suitable for one or two ones. rita Deck and Said there was; {asked hity how T could be | 214 Barrow street, was entered by burglars on Mon- | foremost into the water, hy whlch he was drowned | Oi age adam tc lagi - eT jae eee. ARTNER arate #3009 TO at gia IN AN eafe; he said that I pens cee the Sesarict As | Be Sighs Soe rotted of Sty etlers sa: mamiy, ated | Baeas Saenee Fenced ee eee ae ee Funeril from his late residence, 826 Mickle street, 20: with Board, one front Room ; ? torney in the matter and give evidence, and it | Some jewelry. sequently held, when a verdict im accordance with | camden, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, todern conveniences ; price to 3506 Fost office, New Yor would be ail right; I went there and found that the ATTEMPT TO StTaB.—Mr. John Engler had a dapete the foregoing facts was rendered. PoMPHREY.—Cn A.ouday, March 8, MICHART Pom | days. ARE OPPORTUNITY. “WAL INTEREST IN pers bad been in the mands of the District Attor- A RELIGIOUS Exrnustasr,—A curious scene was | pansy, @ native of the county of Cork, ireland, aged for thirteen days, Yesterday forenoon in Morfan street with a man ee 7H STREET.FRON? sendy paring basinese in, Malden lane; 20 Doase; bal ne; essed scl kere 78 years. room of stock, about sold To Mr. Hollie Wilson suggested that he could get | namedJohn Knapp, when the latter, it 1s alleged, | W' io 5h. Sohne Chant Ae Ea eS BD teed abd friends of the family are respectfully 215 ae Soom and Betroc suitable for two outaese’ “ae. GOOD & WART, 178 Broad seals made; afterwards Whilnster said that it would him with @ knife, but failed to inflict a | day morning. Wihtle the congregation were singing | invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after. ferences required. Laeann, WEEE rr not do; he would not put the claims 1 on owing to Engler's caution aud vigilance till | 9 genteelly dressed stranger entered and was shown | noon, at three o'clock, trom ‘his late residence, cor- a Falter Mg aig bee Se Meany ra, all of which were forged; when Dic! B police omicer arrived and tovk lim into custody. of Brookiyn avenue and Butler street, Krookly: EAST ET. OR TWO NICELY paenet paper ; when Dickinson to a pew by the sexton, The new eomer at | ner yi ny 219 ‘zen LBY, 80 Varick reir, ‘came over to Brooklyn I told him to look at Tas Hoxse RatLxoap Ixsenerion Surr.—The | once joined in thy service, exhibiting vocal powers | to his last resting place, Cemetery of the Holy Cross, VP ed nag Ma J clase Board, to Meat Bout take meay Ge, i they, looked like men | counsel for the Hoboken Horse Katlroad Com of @ atentorian onder, which he continued to dis- | Flatbush. |. —— seine WANTED A, PARTNER WITH A ASH CAPITAL OF that would take money; he came back and said he x sing play after the hymn had been ended, and County Cork papers please copy. . wEsT TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, ‘BETWEEN $15,000 or Lge) ‘® weil established business doin; = = thing ait 8x up. has notified the counsel for the Jersey City and Her. | PO? to's: rest. Of course this was too much, ‘apd | _ PLAaTr.—On Moaday, March 8, 1800, Many PLarr, 22 24 Beventh and hight arenuen. “To Tet! witty Bar a.cash trade now month, Address B., box I Wood.sy first acquaintance with Dickin- | gem Railroad Company that in case the Chancellor | Me Otuusasiic warbler was immediately con sighed | Widow of Richard Platt, aged 60 years. easnnt Keoom on third foor; nothera expowure; ot and | Herala ome. SESE ais Sh eng a haya ofa |B reat mmr | Meet aa ante | irae ttt ap arsenn | Renae aes Aaa a ee see oP ey clerk 1 tum’ to get manufacturers’ | Poiac SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS, —The examination wae Was Teckel Oat One ail wing ace | dence of her brother-inlaw, David H. Knapp, 10sth 29 BAST, qtr STREET AURNISHED | lage oyster and ah mask all and invertigate at 146 pve be acuminnnon hs dae’ geutands slaty | of ciags No. 1, male department, of public school | ing taken before Police Justice Atkins, to whom he | street, near Tenth avenue, oa Tharsday morning, at 22! -y ‘cite: Tenth avenue. “Call between sine Ag AM ene bow and file them; after & few weens aid No. 1, in York street, commenced yesterda: j rowecoe 4 — of spiritual zeai and succeeded in beast tn il ‘Tuesday, March 9, aftera long and | % WEST TWENTYSECOND STREET.TO LET, ANTED—A PARTY, WITH A LITTLE MON to Dickinson, “Why don’t you make papers certi- | class’ was examined by the principal, Mr. a sent we painful tliness, WiLtiam Rossman, in the 87th year 1D, Wie bose, torn pentounn unagrite ef two single W tabs charge of 8 valuable copper nine, mostly devel- fying that the tax has been paid, and we will go into | Linsley, in presence of School Commissioner Gaddis, ALLEGED FeLONious Assauit.—Last Monday a | fy his age. gentlemen, @ handaoinely furn firniabed ished Room. oped, on liberal terms. A rare cha. woe, 4 fe ipouey. ‘the business 4 ” IT saw oe sign some | Aa-istant Superintendent Dickinson and Professor desperate character named Edward Downey was ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- nn — JOHN WOOD, 38 Patton street. of these papers; he signed the names of George | Dundon. These examinations will be continued betore Fo iki Youu fully suvitea to atwend the funeral, trom his late res- | QQ RAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, san a ‘Tnompwon and J. ¥. Rogers. they were signed wo ail | during the ensuing three weeks. arraigned before Police Justice Alkins, at Yonkers, | Co ao wast Filtieth stfeel, on Thursday aiter- on Room, fernished oraniuiaihed, sam Ward ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH 8 ertaining to the claim where the signature | SuccRssrUL SYRIKE OF THK Coorgns.—The | Charged with having, on the previous morning, cut | noon, ‘at one o'clock. felons oe on Saree ranger fey pot a 5 the claimant was required. NEES coopers in the employment of Mr. B. McMahon, tothe | the wife of a saloon keeper named Fleck in a se- SreTson.—On Sunday, March 7, Lewis W. Srer- eiliemaliee iene aibdae , weal ite er s irorough bas J y/ a D aged feng it ya William W. Russell testidied—I reside in Brooklyn | number of seventy-five, struck for an increase of The testimony shower that the: sorueat woe'dke ot | “Sisteasien sot hanah ob the family, the mem- 244 4. shits’ ot Kore, also Binge, Room, small, zentee\ iio fo allroad, Usetceptionsiie rere ined mod Lg and gee] A yo} Yaaes by order of the United Coopers No. 1,of New | @ gang of ten who forced therseives vy? the | bers of Fotas Gar Lod Ro. : ee F end A.M, also Rome’ ke oe tahve and’ all the freedom and comforts of aonge fo «amo veciuied. Address 8. Y. LAKE, Heraid c - rocuring Jerse © employer promptly paid the advan saloon bamed, and on being refused drink, com- | the members of White PI . an 7 A en J a Gansta cgacteee ena | Ech pis" ue | Burtt ee, weet eet | Raye oe cea ee eee ie | 5 ‘TORS APRR | Worm mae, em Kenner ng; the signature to the 8] mani- | highest prices. Further ame ty wan tine Oeack, $000 ‘uswer shange of felonious a, " Tompking at White Pains. ‘Trains by Lda 2 Soxrd. ie porrebrery ge ee ald p ae that undernan a th a ¥ igloo, and ‘and. cui put in = mine; my ot Tog a a pda ANOTHRE STARUING APPRAY.—Last evening, about rae Lelie, © ind street, at 10 and 10:15 A. M. 27 eae AVENUA, TOP P00 raw ‘to 1,200, Address for three ‘Mill, Herald mentioned eh seven o'clock, a dispute { st be sonbnatane achat epetanenesasieat Sues cal vy 3 Foy aay’ me; swans into toe * a ask Seasuinin’ Wik ate a ae fre | Pf i ee Nee ate ynaay Mugeh 8, of apopiexy, Mrs. 271 it nd Locigings nm private family. ‘Call thle weeks $200. A RELIABLE ey SeAnT antes with ruta some drawbacks; he eald the were all “ i that the goous tad been shi T got no reat. — is thy Godden ween Hogrenstvea Acctonyr To .4 Fennynoat.—A sertons accident | 4 ile funeral will = pe oe — ey Pind 2933 ee Q3, SEyENTH AVENUE “TWO RESPECTABLE jes mage ‘GOv'weekiy, without Flak: Call at Of tiroad- pote Ly Sate Rever paid on the | Aes alleged, of lesson. ‘The'latter 1s a peiiensny | happened to the Rondoat and ithinebeck ferryboat day) aiternoon, at lee ccmek, rs fille’ ome cn tary ‘anaes toa ae baad pain iat aan 1 Ruesenberger and others promi oper me; didn't | Was examining the penknife, which belonwed vo | on Sunday. While crossing the river the ice, hurled fd od Minneapolis, Minn., Jonn WALEE, Boarders: siti 300. < haloes, 978 reek wow can be increasedio, + export any of the gous mentioned in these papers, | West When the aitercation occurred, West was | Into the -wheelhonse by the wheels, tore RWway & OK ag SEVENTH AVENUK.ROOM TO LET, WITH An neldom offered, Dut have exported others, taken to his residence, 7 Mercer wtreet, and Ulessou | large portion of the wheelhouse and the greater part “eyne frfencs of the family are invited to attend the 293 oars Board, to one or twp gratemeny with Bh peliegs of See RATERS: DORNE oom To Mr. Winston—I took Riesenberger to Caldwett's; | W4# !odged im the poiice station. of one cabin, disabling the veasel ia such ® manner | funeral, from St. Paul's chapel, corner of Broadway ae moderate; no other boat the second ‘dike ' Caldwell had promised to atiow me @ claim of five Hudson City. | that it will take nearly a week to repair her. and Fulton strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ib inne Sika sl $301 IN 4 Rincoverger auripoat ua {oF drawback I should get; | Tym GaNNoN-FOX CASH—Patrick MeCormack, one | BROK® THKOUGH. THE Ick.—The Cement Com- | One o'clock. Weer TWENTY-RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN | DS) Vacincre rind Paras, an ime aire pins inl sidered Tea periectiy fair and honest thy to sign | Of the men alleged to have been engaged in rescuing | P40"S team of horses broke through the ice on | "Emcee WANTED. seis oi a oat ow gota ‘and wifey ae oa) | *HCCK Foom TL Papers; these are the only papers I have Eunte PSK Dan Cem Seaaein, Was grrested yester. | Tuesday morning. The sleigh attached to them, a “4 ry youxa MAN WITH THIS rere te 1s signed! Pam not in the habit oft belted pala for Sign day as be was walking down Bergen avenue, iio | ded wit cement, went down, and it was with 13% Block. Ay our, Baty PRAUEVORT HOUSE, a iaeeaes $600. decirous of etiering into partnershi a some amg papers; { knew what 1 was signin attempted to escape, but he was soon overpower, | te greatest difficulty the horses were rescued. shin guaemgnaste( ts to 86 coms > anp10l a OO 347 fot ile ahs “AS ELEGANTLY | FUR- | man already in business, None but principals understood ‘that it was ww get drawbacks: and taken to the police station. The conduct of the week night. * ? lsh suit of Rooms, with Board an sou orate able Address for two days B, box 110 iWereld otiee, giv ‘avin weccived altogether Sty oF stxty dollars for mguing ruffians who attacked the police wheu avout to NEW aa wita auger iiiaiied Heulars, “No notice taken Of patents, Papers; L was amwured chat if 1 gave teatimony for | arrest Fox Waa Wost outrageous, coder meng Gy agen re empaen Tmey se N WISHES TO IN- government should not be arrested for fraud; | Covet oF Skssi0xs.—James and Edward Foley ~ Hoard ‘#310 46 at ibe Dupont t "House, 108 itudson etroot. 354! BAST FIFTIES STREET. —RVACIOUS ROOMS $1 000, a Apert . new Paiede wiley Ruesen! had called on me for @ list of goods 4 lor BoaTinc.—There was aplendid ice boating here =. —— Aang rent, with Board, to two or three gentemen and * ‘eo veat yee Ngee oe Nraeees {Bad bens ox ‘who were tried on the charge of forging @ marriage re Wi aplen ce ing ND- | wives; taken ; terms moderate, clear prot of 80 por coat wena 7 ness now; Lam an insolvent; | certificate for the parpose of obtaining property | Monday. The wind blew freshly from the west- | 2 Na Man | © = y rete in twatre montha ime, doudie hs money.” A> under such pretences, were admitted wo ball yester- | Ward, and Irving Grinnell’s boat, the Flying Cloud, Fed bn Sone SECOND STR ssa a1Wo on ny Herald ofie@ che 4 ‘To Mr. Hovis—t live at 29 Ryerson sreet, Brook- | day in $1,00) each for trial ut the next term, ‘The jury, | ¢xhibited fine rast quaittier. ; PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED Fea entars fm f "Alea 4. $4,000, 1) PARTNER WANTED, IN A ROTEL; UT hennsee dace thn node Heswuretbgeape 8 youth fount guilty of breakin es | err $2 50) Roont Kons a ey moi Tats elerer doe an | en. "Terma very moderate Sita Pi nel vib tor al. ayy eh fe wi Ly reaking into housekeeping, at 89 udaon street, —_ a To Mr. Rosen | smnee po pages no one | @storein os pnt sae) pa ity, wes | rote aed at | TIVOLI, ay. 360 Sar Pah 8s ene SSTRENT LARGE, u in froome, 94 Broad else was present ¥ tosh ve sIgted papers the request ol the prosecutor iuiam eynolds, | BR MM cc Ho all WEEK APP GOAT Th 5) nicely furnished eky TWO YRA BY, mr presence of Dickinson and Kiesenverger, for obtaining fifty tons of iron und 70 8 Pre a ‘ho, oer ime we cine for fant ee root yo hs Hottie the papers tor ieeecater. | pretengps rom wie, Colter, peuemander faize | Rycovanixe.—the Jewish FaboL, Kev. Mr. Bhene- | 2 re nos or gentler ies es Beans 6. 000 anton sere ss Sd ot ger, Wellwood and ; 1 was in Kiesemerger’s | and allowed to go on his own recognizance for = Who was injured on the Hudson River Railroad | —— FU 240 boos ROOM a ner; ort unquestsoneble referea Xitrase is We ‘office when he made an 6 With Dickiowon, | trial at the May term. Hliza Butler, a servant girl, thin place iast week, is rapidiy recovering. CHARLTON STREET. WELL FURNISI ny eR CORNER 01 HrourunNTit | oes tw which Ki j Bickinsyn got | was convicted of grand larceny in stealing clothing | = re, Sores, for families and single geutlemea. 87 = Alanine without board into the employ on Wellwood Korn tiongh | from the house of her employer. Kichard Kanouse, MA m b TRNIGTERD from Oem pers adieaiiaieathidteds emit $10.000.- THE ADVERTS j Be canted vee, eel mete for od charged Wit stealing horses, was acquitted, RRIAGES AND DEATHS. @ Boone WKST OF BROADWAY = ———— rw TF 0", woo tes oe ain wb inom m4 i ee These lana Sorgne hes eo rem metece neat antec al | Sate Tu Mt. Webater-—T have made out papers and pre. | _ Tite MAvOw"s Tesh own we Bema, — | Somme ar or benion a alata FT es TO LET A SOIT A Hea eile Biiarere °° pik L Sintec ' Senied legitumate ciaime for drawbacks for 4 mann | The residence of Mayor Brinkerhot, on Palisade | Nortulk atreet « mage -s here’ "pr. bag ae Brey o- 7 Srest rwenty ri ferehuee, creneenns Benen oyerw x soit oF 6 ans witn BOARD, Fon £28 Ol As GENTLEMAN wi INTIAL i Havana; he alowed me five per cent; that ls the | avenue, was entered on Monaay night, about nine | sisted by Kev. Dr, Gorimeny, Mr. ISKa0 Sourns to ‘one or wo ingle Koora, A’ —- Green Aians socal it Fa 20. 00,2 Ghee, albe dutta cotirea ‘asual eustorn in such cases: Mr. Caldwell neverjpaia Miss CAROLINE THALMAN, ‘seoubd ton x a aoe PAG Bren TOUR DDORS readin iy frome yey pore | me. Adjourned unti Thursddy pext at eleven fea Io A tae plane gong hey ease | Thalman, Ks. ail or thiecitpe a a ar teed 19 from Waveney PLACE te, Bera mony gee ey Wy ao fost wi rh Mp CN ae ga ‘clock. One 4 J © : cy | Se wweiry worth $00, m" dunmond pin worth | Callfornia papers please copy. | sleo oom oe fours Pivot; house and wale ret lame ; $20, cash to the amount of $60, together with — <a. an “ae al ; MEN on coi r. £8 jn Silver coin; @ new sik velvet cioak trimmed | Dea, 13 shee a sen eee, J $100, 100.009 ge ‘i 150; sable ay" beng _-% tla dy ye Sunday March 7, after a protracted eat fat ee a apt ea hiner a | ’ », wm ite IM jom# Ol y f) tn “4 nko nee Aas ' cheng ath atoms oF ab At | tiheas, JomN Missi Awtirox, Im the 20 year OF Mik 14 ta hsm ct Fi peareee ms a. and baker lune. Avy to TP “Ww ¥ 4 » oy, bet fang to thie they went | “Te relatives and friends aad those of the femily ne fest Brokers, 108 Brow lway. n Not