The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1870, Page 7

THE COURTS. miased—Suit Against an Ex-President of a Land Company—General Dix Suod for Felso Imprisonmont—Aoquittals in the Court of General Seszions, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COUT. Charge of Passing Counterfeit Money Dise ° missed. Before Commissioner Shields, The United states vs. Louis Schafer.—The defend- Ont was charged with an attempt to pass a counter- Jelt twenty dollar bill on one Michael Hohl, knowing the same to be counterfeit. From the testimony tt /Sppeared that the defendant bad himself been im- upon in the character of tne bill, and at ihe ime of the passing believed it to be genuine, The joner dismissed the complaint, A Witness Committed. Charles Pelles, a witness in the case of the United Btates vs.-Vincenno; who is charged with having a large amount of counterfeit money in his possession, ‘was committed yesterday to prison for not ap ‘Pearing to testify in the case, Discharge of Alloxed Mutineers, James O'Toole, William Shepherd and John Far- rell, who were arrested op a charge of mutiny on the hip Francts B, Cutting, were discharged yesterday ~y the Commissioner, the evidence showing that they ad been assuuited by some of the olticers of tie ship. * SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Suit agniast an ex-President of a Land Com- % pany. f Before Judges Ingraham, Varnard and Cardozo, ‘The Potter County Forest Iinprovement Company ws, Charles Bushar.—This 1s an appeal by the plain- Ms for a judement and order denying motion for a ew trial, entered upon a verdict for $2,500 recov. ered upon a counter claim in the answer. The action “was brought to recover $563 77 balance of moneys remaining in the hands of the defendant at the time “of hig resignation of the presidency of plaintiff's ‘éompany: Defendant put in two counter ciaims, ‘The one for $12,500 or $15,000 was abandoned on the trial. The other was for $3,500, and upon this he re- ‘covered the verdict of $2,500 ‘and interest, The laintiffs ace a laud company and were Incorporated May 1,1861,by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, By the charter the managemeut was vested in a board of one resident ape a8 directors and under this charter he conipaliy Was ‘Organized Febraary 21, 1502, “and the defendant then becauie president of it On pril 24, 1862, the board of directors in New York ap- ipropriated the sum of $1,000 to be expended by defen- ‘dant in laying out a town. The president was io be en- ‘usted with ee Lae _ Ee itendent should be elecied. He only expeuded part Hien and on &ist Decemb 1862, he made ‘out a report, giving the items oi his expenses ana ‘acknowledging @ balance in lls hands of $593 77, @n1 it is for this sutn the suit is brought, The defend. ‘put’s counter claim of $3,500 18 for work, labor and Ber! and moneys paid, laid out and expended, hojury Appear to have {13} qredited him with sme sum of $3, alia oy cwitih hin $2,000 for a feos Sr- Vices ane 51,500 for expeies, when, 66 a ng to ano OWn report, they were only $436 23, ‘They then charged him with the $1,000 and gave lim a verdict for the diiference of $2,600. Plain ask that judg- Ment be reversed, on the growna tat no compellsa- tion was agreed to be paid defendant. = ¢ , Se wae Court reversed judgment and ordered a new Action to Test the Validity of Title to Real Estate on Seventh Avenue, Elizabeth M. Conkling vs. J. Romaine Brown. ‘This is an action to test the vaiidity or the title of the Platntim to certain property in the Twenty-second award. Baltis Moore died and left censiderable pro- perty in real estate to his sister and a grand nephew Of his, who were his onty heirs, The sister’s name ‘was Margaret Cheesebrough, and the grandnephew’s Augustus M. Winter, A division of the property was made by deed by these two helrs, ir. Winter's mother married @ second time, and had children by her seeond marriage, and when Winter died without being married a question arose as to who were bis hetrs. By the laws of this State properiy in- herited by descent docs not go to relatives of tie half blood, and on this ground the mother of Winter claims the estate in tee, ‘fhe plaintit? was about to buy some of this property, but, on advice of his Jawyers, refused to confirm the agreement on the ground that the division of the Borers. between the grandnephew and sister ot ‘aitis Moore made Winter a purchaser of the prop- erly, and not an inheritor. If this were the case the estate would go to the halt-brothers and sisters of ‘Winter, and not to his mother. 1t was decided, how- ever, to bring the case before the General Term to decide the question of title. After much argument xeeay the Court took the papers, reserving its eclaton. SUPREME COURT—D1AMB=aS. Decision. By Judge Barnard. &dward M. Condon vs. Anna E, Condon.—Report of referee confirmed and judgment of divorce granted plaintif. Custody of children granted plaintiff, Aan permission to defendant to ga0 or Visit them once a week. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. ‘Suit Against General Dix for Filty Thousand Dollars for Imprisonment in Fortress Mon- roe on un Order from General Grant. Before Judge Freedman. John Mitchell vs. John A. Dix.—Immediately after the assassination of President Lincoln an article appeared in the Now York Daily News justifying the action of the assassins, John Mitchell was arrested on an order from Geneva) Grant on charge of being the author of the article and sent to Fortress Monroe, ‘where he was kept for four months, When he ob- ined his release he instituted a suit against eneral Dix (who had arrested bim) for false imprisonment, Jaying his damages at $50,000, Yesterday. the case came up on a motion to have the proceedings removea to the United States Court, the defendant having filed his bond in that court, aud it, being allowed by an act permitting any OMfctal to remove a complaint growing out of his oficial acts, to the Untied States Courts. The pla'ntif’s counsel argued that the war being over @efendant had no authority to arrest him, The case will be fully argued to-day. Conrt Netice. In all cases in which decisions have been made by Justice McCurm the attorneys are required to settle the orders before him on Monday and Tuesday next, at Chambers, ag the Judge leaves for Europe on ‘Wednesday, COURT OF GEN:RAL SESSIONS. Acquittalss Before Recorder Hackett. Assistant District Attorney Tweed conducted the prosecution yesterday. Louisa Freeman, a respectable travelling agent, ‘was charged with feloniously appropriating a trunk containing $200 worth of clothing, the property of Mrs. Morton. The circumstances showed that the ladies had a difficulty respecting the payment of board. Having proved an excellent character, the jury promptly rendered a verdict of not guilty. Bernard Carroll, who was charged with attempting to break into the !iquor store of George Longworth, 142 Chorry street, on the night of the lst of June, ‘was also acquitted. Jobn Ford, who was charged with stealing a chest ‘of toa worth $40, the property of Gillies & Co., pleaded (ns to an attempt at grand lareeny. He ‘was sent to the Penitentiary for two years. William A. Smith was Mears with stealing $70 from the moriey drawer of William Kohler, on the ist of May, but the evidence being insufficient to sustain the indictment, the accused was found not guilty. BROOKLYN COUST OF SESSIONS, ‘Two Burglare Sent to State Prison for Ten 5 Years Each. Before Judge Troy. Henry Mackey and James J. Lacy were indicted for having on the night of the 3d of March last at- ‘tempted to break into the residence of Mr. Benjamin Smith, No, 247 Dean street. both are young men and ied thieves, The prisoners were as- sisted in the jov by a third man, who escaped upon the approach of oficer Sheridan, of the Fifth pregings, during the struggle between the oMcer and e burglars. One of the latter bl a revolver at petty head, but fortunately the charge was not exp! 5 Laey pleaded guilty yesterday, but Mackey boldly claimed a trial, and the result was that the jury romptly convicted him without leaving their seats. noe Troy thereupon sentenced each of the prison- ers to the State Prison for ten years. > CONDUCTOR BAILED OUT. Mr. John Green, President of the Forty-second and Grand Sireot Ferry Railroad Company, yesterday appeared before “Coroner Fiynn and gave bail in $1,000 for Stephen Brady, conductor of car No, 37 of the above named line. Brady, it will be remem- bered, stands charged with Uivowing George Moore, id, late of No. 531 West Forty-third street, from 8 Car, in Consequence of which George was run over by @ truck and killed. Mr. Brady hus an excel. lent reputation asa careful, prudent and humane man, and he as weil as hts relatives utterly deny that he threw the boy from the car. “Keeping, Writing, A BROOKLYN CITY NEWS. Charge of Passing Counterfeit Money Dis- | Sneak Thieves and Burglars—Bogus Census Takers—Seizure of a Rhine Wine Establishment. The residence of Mrs. Schaltta, in Eighth street, near Third avenue, was entered with false keys on Thursday night and robbed of watches and jewelry valued at $109, A new building in Sixth avenue, near Douglas Street, was burglariously entered on Thursday night ‘Td a chest of carpenter's tools valued at $100 carried off, The residence of Mr. J. A. Newbold, No. 40 Pierre- Pont street, was burglariously entered on Thursday night and robhed of $200 worth of allverware, A portion of this properiy 18 marked N, A. E. W. Yesterday the wholesale Rhine wine establishment of Mr. Everding, Nos, 138 and 140 Court street, was seized for alleged violation of the Internal Revenue law. The stock of Mr, Everding 18 vaiucd at $25,- Detective Frost arrested John Bright, Willam Hughes and Michael Hymes for shoplifting. The accused had stolery some goods from the clothing store of Isaac Cohen, in Myrtie avenue, near Fulton sirect. Justice Walsh sentenced them to four months each in the Kings county Penitentiary. The residence of Alderman Onarles Miller, No, 91 Willow street, was burglariously entered, and, as the family were absent in the country, the thieves took their time and thoroughly ransacked the house. It 18 belleved the house was entered on Sunday night. Perhaps Mr. Miller can tell more definitely when he pays hts gas bill, a8 the thieves did not take the trouble to turn off the gas when they took their depa: ture, and all the jets have probably been bura- Ing for the past three Guys. Several robberies have been committed by thieves Who have been golng around representing them- Selves as census takers, This fact becoming known, the bona fide census taker is placed under consider- able embarrassment, for as soon a8 he makes his busmess known he is at once suspected of being a thief, Yesterday a genuime census taker named Edlward H. Smiihson was arrested by the police on suspicion of betug a bogus article, and he had some cuniculty in convincing the oilicers that he was gentiine, THE SO-CALLED MULLEN HOMICIDE, Dominick Mullen, agamst whom a Coroner's jury rendered a verdict for being implicated in hastening the death of his wife, Hannah Mullen, late of 321 East Thirty-first street, was yesterday taken from the Tombs to the City Mall ana released on $1,000 ball, which was furnished by Edward McGoldrick, living in Mott street, between Prince and Spring sireeis. Mullen is represented as being an indus- trious man and of fair character, a : eee fo0K Lost iW jersey crry—oF iit owner. A itberal reward will be pald by | Duage atregt, New York, : a Seyret ape ed F ogn_ omen STE NO. £43, FOR 100 SHARES NEW Ju, York Central and Hudadn Bin tame 4 the name of Jammann 10, r+ agaluist negott ting tI 7 ‘above, ag transfer has been stopped nee ee RUAN 2%, No, 8 Wall street. Toston? URSDAY, BET SAND ¢ QCLOCK P37. in one of the up town bound Uplvafuty pin cars a Pocketbook, containing a small sum of money and su dty gers and cards. A liberal reward paid tor its return to 140 uane sirect, up ra. OST—A MEDIUMSIZED MEMORANDUM BOOK, SOME thine during Nay Ve, isf0, Containa papers of vaio to the ai owner oe uifable reward will Urn. G, A. FULLER, room No. 4, Erie Buik }, 187 Weat street. OST—A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING $29 AND SOME. i4 machine needles, Bolen ging, to. aire ce A reward of be Sly be paid by returning it to HILLIARD BROS., 41 ave- ue D, O8T—ON MONDAY LAST, FROM A FURNITURE truck, while moving from ‘Broadway to West Mount Vernon, a lady's morocco Satchel, containing Important pa- pers, of no use to any person but the owner.” The tinder, re. turuing the papers to LOUIS LELAND, ‘st. imo Hotel, corner Twenty-ninth will be suitably rewarded. | Big eh TWO O'CLOCK, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, BE- tween Dey and Barcley streets; bills in two rol ten ten dollar bills and one of two tens and ones The tinder will receive $40 reward by returning thi 42 Dey street, up stairs (Brush H ). OST—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, ON FIFTH AVENUR, 4 between Twentieth and Fortieth streets, a Gold Pencil, set with turquoise. The finder, on returning’ it to 47 Kast ‘Twenty-first street, will be ably rewarded. rs A PL. fio tise 6 Hy one ing it at 1s. vald for ite ae ane. OST—ON 13TH OR 14TH INST., A LARGE BLACK AND tan Dog; answers to name of Trip; has short ears and short, thiek tail, ‘The finder will Uy, suitably rews by bringing him to 22 Walker street, up stairs. Lestat os, aan Sagas ses poos rece to New York, The finder will be liberally rewarded by teay- ing 1t at the Peabody House, at Yonkers, FRVESING- TELEGRAM. PICTURESQUE. REPORT OF THE GREAT JUBILEE. ILLUSTRATED WITH SKETCHES FROM LIFE OF SOME, OF THE PROMINENT MEMBERS. THIS GREAT ACHIEVEMENT OF MODERN ARTISTIC POWER. CAN BE SEEN EVERYWHERE TO-DAY, IN THE TELEGRAM. TWO CENTS. A MOROCCO POCK- REWARDS. REWARD--STOLEN AGAIN, MY DOG BILLY, A white Spaniel, black head, black,in middle of back, e tail. 86 West ‘Iwenty-third stroet. jack around 15 REWARD, WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN TO Asnland House ofice, and no questions asked, of red Satclel, taken from carriage on or near Hunter's Point forry, Thursday evening. D5) REWARD. STRAYED, FROM MANITASSET, 1, on Tuestay, June 14, 1870, a Pointer Dog; black head and ‘oars, body mixed black ahd white, dark’ back, breast more White than black; ans e name o Dash. The above reward will be paid for his recovery, op delivery to MARTIN SCHENCK, Manhasset, Queons County, L, L, or to D, T, SCHENCK, 921 Adams street, Brooklyn, M() REWARD.—HIRED AND SUPPOSED TO BE $50 stolen from Willson’s livery stable, 83 Perry street, on Wednesday afternoon, about 5 0’clock, @ dark Chestnut e, about 15.3 igh; also a gilt striped top Wagon, ated Harness. ‘The man who hired the horse was Ftect 10, sandy complexion and sandy mustache: dark jght vost. 35 for the thief and $25 for Apply at the above number. sorrel liver about coat and pants and I the recovery of the goods, 100) REMABD.-Lost, MAT 98, oN BROADWAY, ‘a.gold lover Watch open face, white dial, case carat, No. 1,812; works No. 4,625; maker, John Monéas, erpool, Also heavy gold ling Chain, and diamond Scart Pin, The above reward for Watch alone, more in ratio forthe balance. WARRIN, WHIPPLE & CO., Detective Police Agency, 72 Broadway. Av> es eo ject for discussion :—-"*W! ing Ninth street, east of Third ayenue—Rey. Charles Lee. Subject: “The ey of Pray Ser me ‘reo; public invited. vssta-aoscow. ‘The if to one rouble. tion and to give satisfaction to the travel nobility. ‘Address, giving particula: NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1879. RELIGIO! Avpretels Berne Ua Tilt ty tauon and utléan to sorveopondensé ten toes aeatatinn Subject—"ine Blone Lait Kelure deshua." SMYTH }» between MM, a Zechariah free. ANGELIST PREACHING ON “THE PREPARA- E oe EY yaar iouspe Haming of the Too aay evenings at 7¥¢ o'etod halt Ayontotl 4 eonth street, be we iveveniee eee PORTE AEGOND STREET RESUYTERL CHURCH, near Eighth aveut Professor W. Il, Green, of Prince: jr ion Theological Semi fon, Theologieal Seminary, will proach’ to-morrow morning OSPITAL OF THE SANTEE MISSION. will be a special offertory in the chapel of Hospital! on Sunday aflernoon, to aid in rebuilding pital of the Santee Sioux Indinns tniasion buildings, has recently. b wind. Service WV. THERE . Luke's ihe hos uh ne Be the -~ ye ibe oirl- oulmwatdordeke MERTING— UNDAY EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK, AT THE New Jerusalem church, Thirty-fi(th alreet, hear Paric, avenue, Churel ‘or inatruction doctrines of ‘the ‘New M1 o'clock, in the vit MEMORIAL CHURCH oF BISHOP WaINWarant, West Eleventh street, corner of Waverley plac ‘The fen ld} ry nt jon! Sed . Leaneg ayn of Paes lon, will preach mMOFrrOW eveulug at eloek. als free,” Quarterly collection. pitied ae) RS, MARGARET FOX KANE, ONE OF THE Rochester Fox Staters, holds circles for investigators at er rooms, second floor, 56 West Thirty second street, between Broadway and.Sixth avenue, every Sunday and Weduesday evenings, at 8 oclock. RR, MSTEATTON, PASTOR OF LEXINGTON AVENUE + Method: Eecopal chureh, corner Fifty-second reet, will pre: Sabb morning and eveutng. lorning subject, “The Transtiguration of Christ.” Subject for ever ing, “Manna.” General prayer meeting at 6 P. ts fre REY GORGE W. HEPWORTH WILL PREACH AT tke Church of the Messiah, corner of Park avenue and Thirty-fonrth street, Suad rning, Sune 19. Nubject— “The Unitarian Idea of Christ, A. P, Putnam, of Brooklyn, will preach in the e RAW. DR, WESCOT? WILL PREACH IN PLYMOUTH Baptist church, Fifty-first atrest, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, Sunday, at 103g A. M., on the “State of the Soul Be- tween Death and Resurrection; and at 7% P.M., “Ihe Lie of Solomon." SEEN, CEES Stila et ocbat SS EV. J. M. PULLMAN WILL PREACH AT THE CHURCH of Our Saviour, Sixth Universalist, Thirty-f{th street, detween Fifth and Sith avenues, to-mofrow moruing and evening. FY. 8. A. COREY, D. D., WILL PREACH IN THE Murray (Hill Baptist Chapel, Lexington avenne, near Thirty-seventh street, June 19, at 153g A. M. and 7g P, M. (PRE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE PROTESTANT Episcopal § day Schoo} Stinday Seliool room, of ‘Trinity near Hroadway, on Mon tay M. The I S, H. Weston, D. 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Residence 120 West Twenty-sixth atre Sixth avenue. Elegant rooms for ladies requitl ADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN; 1) est Twenty-sixth street, guarantees reliaf toall feraple ints. Pleagant rooms for pursing. “SSRVaTE AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDIGAL AD- Honorable and aclentiic treatment. Dr. LEWIS, h street, Forty years’ private practice, A —MM. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, Aub Those SuFFERING FROM NERVOUS DEBIL- ity, the effects of indiscretion, can find immediate relief, Dr. LEWIS, No, 7 Beach atreet. LL FEMALES IN “TROUBLE, RELIEVED BY DR. PARKSR, at one interview. §8 West Eleventh strect, near Fifth avenue, NERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE—DR. J EVANS, 94 Chathain street, wita or without medicines; at one interview; his powerfui, safe Femaic Vilis and Com- pound; price #5. NITIZENS OR STRANGERS IN NEED OF CONFI- J dential medical advice should apply at once to Dr. LEWIS, Beach street, New York, D*, LEWIs 18 THE MO: CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN in the city for tie cure of all uriaary descases. No, 7 Beach street, New York. R. WATSON, THR OLD ‘cures recent casos in afew days, and perfectly restor the debilitated; consultations tree; charges moderate and cure guaranteed, 658 Broadway. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DU- BOTS (25 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief to mar- Filed ladies, with or without medicine, at one interview, Fe- male restorative #5. Patients from a'distance provided with Board, nursing, &c, Electricity actentitically appiled. , No ‘14 East Twenty-eight street, near Third avenue. PRACTIONER HIMSELF, a N° SUCH THING AS FAIL IS THE MOTTO OF DR. LEWIS in the cure of the worst cases of private dis- ease. No, 7 Beach attest, New York, ® 10 PAY UNTIL CURED.—DR. AND ME WEST, 144 West Fortleth strect, cure at one interriew. “tet? French Pills never fail. con! t Charges Elegant Rooms before and during GS RA Na ai Boek EIS ITS a A ae i IS al Sat MS EE SS SE an at ae Ee ae ee ee ee Bass RR Ss a8 Se RS ES ee SR Ee Sl = } S E “TIMES” SAYS “Nothing 80 thrilling has been seen for ten years.” HE “HERALD” DECLARES THAT, “Judged by every hisirionic standard, it fs = aid briltiunt stigoose ean eh at oe RERNANDE Every night and Saturday matinee, f BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL. LAST APPEARANCE OF ‘ SIGNOR DEF RANG. VENING TELEGRAM. PICTURESQUE REPORT OF THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED WITH 8KETCHES FROM LIFE OF sOME OF THE PROMINENT MEMBERS, THIS GREAT ACHIEVEMENT OF MODERN ARTISTIC POWER CAN BE SEEN EVERYWHERE YO-DAY, IN THE TELEGRAM, 4 ‘TWO CENTS. BE THOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL. 2 LAST APPEARANCE a0) Sips AST DAY OF THE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Last appearance of Parepa-Kosa. Last appearance of Ciara Loulsa Kellogg. Last appearance of Brignoll, Last ‘Appearance of Oaroline Richings, to-morrow evening. Grand Sacred Concert to-morrow (Sunday) night by the combined h of the Festival Musical organization, at reduced price: . admission, Last great Jubilee Matinee at 2 o'clock to-lay. THE ANVIL CHOR' US, BANNER, this afternoon and night. THE STAR SPANGLED for the last time 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, inoreasing stock of A large and constantly Woop curs, from fresh and original designs, on hand at the ERO TOES JOB PRINTING OFFICE, old ini Da Ue CR ABONe OT PORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing Low to live and what we live for, are delivered daily at the New York Museum of Anatomy. rechive a copy by forwarding i c Broadwa: Those unable to attend can ents to the Secretary, 618 Es’ ANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR 1 nerin finish and moro durable than aay othe for which they were awa Institute afr, 1569, ly low Tor cash or instalments. sueel, near Broadway MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, rosewood 714 octave Pianoforte, made to order for 800, only seven months in nso, will be so.d for B275; also rior, Chamber and Dining Furniture at haif cost;’ pro- perty of private family. 12 Kast Tenth street, one block west of Broadway, between University place and Fitts avenue, A. Warerooms 187 2 —BERGE’S PIANO! for cash or mouth}, payments, A 6 octave rosewood Piano, $75; 7 octave upright Piano, $150. 97 Bleecker street, Pianos to let. HALF PRICE—PIANOFORTES FROM 850 UP- T A” wartn; Steinway, Chickering and other teat kers, Don’t buy, aot you examine our Pinnofortes J. BIDDLL, 18 Aimity street, near Br HICKERING GRAND AND OTHER SPLENDID Pianos to rent for the country or city, or for sale at for cash or by monthly payments, 'T. 8. BERRY '39 Broadway. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FIRST CLASS square and upright Pianos. A Steinway and Erard; a rgain, b & HOLLYER, 66 West Sixteenth reet, between Fifth and Sixth avenue: RARE CHANCE,—PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING JAX the city will sell their elegant 744 octave rosewood Piano- forte, made to order, cost 100, for fo use six monthe; aso 20 lots of Furniture at ‘half cost, Call at 113 West Twenty-seventu street, near Sixt everal a a PLEK NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos and Organs—To be sold at _w great sacrifice for or on instalments of one year's timo, Pianos and Or- ns to rent very low; rent allowed on purchase, Cail at 219 ‘Twenty-third stroet, near Third ayenug, A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOUD PIANOFORTE, MADE 5B fer, celebrated makers, fully guaranteed, used six months; cost $700, for #250; Parlor Furniture, covered bro- catel; Paintings, Bronzes, Chamber and Dining Furniture; ‘acrifice; property family leaving city. 67 West Fifteenth slveet, near Sixth avenue. F YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP, CALL AT [ wERRELL'S. wareroom, No. 8 Union squares sold on {ostalments or rented; customers suited; large stock; best makers; look before selecting elsewuere. TH. ROSENTHAL'S, 51 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR ZA Fenth street (formerly 353 Bowery)--Ladies and gentie- men can obtain the bi ralue for Cast OF Clothing, Car- els, kc, by calling OF addressing, Ladies uttended to by Men We T 83 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, A\H. HERZ pays the’ highest cash price for Ladies’ and Gentiemen'’s Wearing Apparel, Carpets, dc. Lacies waited on by Mrs. 7 178 SEVENTH AVENUE.—LADIES AND GENTLE men will be surprised at the prices J, ANHALT pays for Cast Of Clothh Carpets, Jewelry, &c. ; from 7 to 40 for Sule Dresses; tor Coats {rom #4 to #1 Banus trom #8 to by calling, or a note by post puncte attended to by Mr. or Mis. ALT. T %6 SEVENTH AVENUE, SECOND DOOR ABOVE A “rwenty-fourth streot—-Recsived 6t0,000 cash to. pur- chuse Weary, Ae and Lait eo Lt deed for the Western market; promises to pay 60 per cent more than any one by calling onor ‘addressing Mr and Mra, ROSENBERG, ASTROLOGY. icon ADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR: voyant, tells he past, present and foture; shows like- ners and telia name of your husband. 159 Forty-firat sureet, between Broadway aad Seventh avenue. al , Furnitur ee 2 : ES AS UO a al Ri ae oak Be eta eas ie SE a es ee ee Re ee Pe er Se ee eS I~ > Boos zuSS = ‘4 Sees : es fm Sie AMUSE MENTS, of the GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL, AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM, Third avenue, near Central Park. THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1870, Positively the Last Day OF THE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND CONGRESS OF ARTISTS. Afternoon at One o'elook. Evening at Soven o'clock. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. SERVED SEATS ONE DOLLAR SXTRA. FAREWELL MATINEE, Farowoll of MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS, . W. M. CASTLE, STGNOR Cl. LE. FRANO, SIGNOR REYNA, SIGNOR SUSINI, MR, DRAYTON. VIVE L'AMERICA-—MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, AND GREAT CHORUS, THE GREAT TRIO FROM TELL THE DUO FROM PURIDANL THK MISERERE F KOM TROVATORS, THE ANVIL CHOR 8. ELECTRIC ARMLLERY, ANVIL Cults, 40. ALL THE SINGING SOCIETIES, AND SEVERAL THOUSAND SAuH0TH SCHOOL CHILDREN “ me GRAND ANTHEMS. GILMORE’S BAND, “TUE GREAT ORCHESTRA, Bee Saturday nigut advertisement GREAT MusicaL FESTIVAL. ae THE SALE OF URED SEATS a DITSON'S MUSIC STORE, 71 BROADWAY. SCHIRMER’S MUSIC St P. ©, DEVLIN'S, NO. 2 WALL STRE _POPD'S EXPRESS OFFICE, 4 BROADWAY. SICAL FESTIVAL eTuts (SATURDAY) NIOHT, GREAT COMPLI Gyros” M A Pa GLYORE IMMENSE CONCERT, COMBINATION OF ALL THE MUSICAL ELEMENTS, Positively farewell appemrace of Madaine PAREPA-ROSA. Signor BRIGNOLL. = Miss MoCULLOGH. Mrs, ZELUA HARRISON SEQUIN, Signor PETRELLA. TS altthe groat Artista, THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER, : Madame PAREPA-ROSA. ‘The graat Chorus, Lrum Corps and Electric Actillory, GRAND OPERATIC ENSEMBLE, Madame PARE, 'A-ROSA, Signor BRIGNOLI, ‘The Congress of Artiats and the Chorus, GRAND DUO FROM MARITANL Medame PAREPA-ROSA. Mra, ZELDA HARRISON SEQUIN, FIRST AND ONLY TIME OF ‘ BRIGNOLI'S FAMOUS BALLAD, “gooD BYE, SWEETHEART.” LAST TIME OF THE ANVIL Cnorus. LAST TIME OF THE QUADRILLE OF ALL NATIONS. LAST IME OF THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER. BLECTRIC-ARTILLERY, DRUM CORPS, MILITARY BANDS, &0. GILMORE'S BAND, DOWNING'S SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT BAND. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, Front Seats @1 extra, ‘TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), JUNE 19, GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, . Full announcements Jn the journals of to-morrow morning | and positively last concert of the testival. ({REAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL, THE SALE OF SECURED SEATS . at DITSON'S MUSIC STORE, 711 BROADWAY, SCHIRMER'S MUSIC STORE, 701 BROADWAY. P. ©. DEVLIN’S, NO. 2 WALL 8TREET, DODD's EXPRESS OFFICE, 44 BROADWAY. TPONY Pastows OFERA HOUSE, a BOWERY. THIS AFTERNOON AND BVENING, GEAND TESTIMONIAL TO TONY PASTOR, AFTERNOON PRESENTATION MATINEE. Every boy v: ing the Upera House will be presented with free gratis. A GHAND GALA PROGRAMME, ENING, DOUBLE BILL, JEM Mac! and TOM ALLEN In a grand Wxing glove contest, by permission of Josh art, XE 8q., they appearing at Tam. many on the same evening, JOHNNY ALLEN, MORRISSEY LITTLE. MISS ALICE SOMERS. THE GREAT CARLETON, PROF. M, OREARDON, MR. GALLAGHER, BOB BUTLER, and the original aHT. to-day 2:80 to-day 2180 to-day 2:et to-day h New York. PUETHOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL, Last saci feacpaitbeas ay SIGNOR BRIGNOLI. R. KAHN'S MUSEUM, 745 BROADWAY, New York—also London aud Paris—will shortly be open. For gentienien only. THE GREAT CIRCULATION FIGURE, THE ANATOMY OF FLOWERS, VEGETABLES AND THE DYING SOLDIER ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE. HE BER AND BEEHIVE. NO NEED FOR THIS GREAT INSTIFUTION TO BE AD- The Anatomy of Fverytbing in Creaivon, from the smallest Fly to the great Elephant, ‘One visit will bring ten thousand others. Intense excitement. Grand opening day to be diily announced. A bundret thou: sand Curiosities never seen in the United States before. ANTIQUITIES FROM THE. RUINS OF POMPEI. DUPLICATES FROM THE TOWER OF LONDON AND THE BRITISH MUSEUM. CROWN JEWELS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, @AY OF OPENING SHORTLY TO BE ANNOUNCED, 745 Broadway (opposite Astor piace, New York, OQEe ROME AND Die.*—bUr Live TO Kab jelin), 745 Broalway (opposite Astor pla jondgn and Bat! GRAND OPENING OF DR. Broadway (opposite Astor pla ind Par io a ae But vo see nature’ DR, KAHS'S LONDON AND PARTS, 145 BROADWAY, Opposite Astor place, New OPENING DAY WILL SUON BE NEUMATIO TUNNEL-UNDER BROADWAY. 220 Broadway, corner Warren, Open Wood PEBTHOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL, LAST APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS, IVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.—THE Annual commencement of thix institution will take the 23d Inst, in the Gra enty-third street and Et wus York. ANNOUNCED, U* place on Thur aday, ai the corner of Tw: ercises will comme: sion to the Class will present thems on ‘thesday, the 2ist inst., at 9 A. M. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of lectio course of study a in the Counctl room A large ami constantly ‘OOD CUTS, i trom fresh and original on hand atthe METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, 97 Nassau street, Old Herald Building. BPEMOVEN CENTENNIAL FistivaL. LAST APPEARANCE OF BIGNOR LEFRANC, designs, ) <r ie rn T mere ASS LENE. OWERY THEATRE. Mins Ay Heine and the Great CARLETON. 1 fe CARLETON" , ty TXION any ” CAPT, eb ‘aod ee TG PERE ORMANCES THIS Day. cs 0 z MATINEE AT 2, EVENING AT 6, THE SECOND MATIN OF THE NEW AND VARIED BILL, FIFTH WEEK OF MRS. JAMES A, OATES’ OPERATIC BURLESQUE COMPANY, Notwithatuding the warked auceuas of Mrs, OATES! intro- ductory buries necessarily withdrawa for the follow. novel and wari 4 programing: with n ing uckstone's voraion, if " jo, of THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT, on Ta 1T HUNDRED FATHERS, Wer of the Keyineat... Mra, J, Ae Omtes tM ANCE, NOING BACBER. FE Josephine, the 0 RDER O The favorite Carce of Tit NANDEL'S A i IMPuA pices, IAL JAPS, introducing Leow THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENS. N VERSUS BEETHOVEN JUBILEB. dance). Mile Bonfant ANU SATURDAYS AT 2 i MRS. As sosepuine, OUYMPIO TUE DA OF Tike IMENT. QEWIEIC ON Monnay. MRS. JAS. A. OAL ARL DARNLBY. TUR FIELD ‘OF 1 OF GOLD. goupay EVENING, s THK FINLD OF THE MAS. JAMES A, OATES A! CLOTH OF GOLD, $$ KARL DARNLE GARDE i of the Great Miltary Pageaat ani Grand Batile Drama, entitled, or GUILTY, Beautiful See Splopdid Must ree Turiiting. Tablogua, NOT GUILTY, itary Land, not ire: | one NUNDRED AND FLETY SOLOTBRS EMBAKKATION OF TROOPB NOT GUILTY, ant NOT GUILTY. TERKIFIC BATTLE SCENB, EXTRA CARD, rir ¥ will appear (for Unis ut and Kapliaci, the Artiat IN supported by a pow: ver 100 volunteers, Full parhculars ty Cabiire ab ate. Seats can be obtained! at Box office, Nibjo's Garden ; Theaire Ticket Olive, 14 Broadway, and at ail the priach hotels. tne th and avery ev. acted Watts PI THe W OUENOT, ” produce t with v: w. Joyvee Mollenbauer i and Assistants Dunve aud Assistants ul cast, TROUPE, Cor thig play. Afe tnformod thee tickets purchasod fowalk. on aed After Tuesday, June door. * an‘! a powei Including the celebrated CLO DOCH tie pul or i will be refused at the RAND ae: JAMES FIs JOUN F. OPERA HOUSE wveaty-third TWELVE TWELVE with lis numberices ONL MONSTER PROGL ONT MONSTER PKOGRAMOL OvERA, a BALLET, DRAMA, PANTOMIME. The most complete orzanization in the world. Lupo, we Woader! ROZE, Syiph. ALBERTINA the Charming, ADRIANA, the beautiful, BARETTA, the fascinating. FRANCESCO, the Baceta STRUDELLI, - — 'CORST, LA Ponte. Grotesque. The AJAKS AJAX, AJAX. L. BONIFAUE, E. 4. TILTON, W. DAVIDGR, Jr, J. Ve DAILLY, M. ALY, GkO, J. HW. HEALY, Madame PON: m ( 20. BONT rr a FACE, nd 1 BA in advance at the Box Ollice; also at Broadway, and kriv Raliway Ticket Oftice, corner Twe ty third street ‘and Broadway. Madame LANN ERS numbering 28 be: United Staves and will shortly appear in this Thnatre. T* MMANY. TAMMANY, mast sro, NT oe wicue OF MACE and ALLEN, MAC! id ALL: OE aud ALLEN, MACE ant ALLEN, MACK and ALLEN, IN THEIR GLOVE Flaunt. MATINEE AT MATINEE AT 2 EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. EVENING AT 8 O'CLOOK: CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLEN, ATURDAY, June I MATINEE AT 235. ‘Ke Ly TEXLLVR MINNTI'R LUCK, MONDAY--Mr. E. L, DAVENPORT. LY & LEON'S MINSTRE 8, ae J Bron is KELLY & LEON'S. KELLY & arance of Firat Mr. Fayette § Braise and Cured, ischievous Nigger. he Last Sensation, My Spirit Star, KELLY & Charming Henrietta, KELLY & Mynterious Hogsueud, G RAND FESTIVAL CO} FULL PARTICULARS RNALS. POSITIVELY PROGRAMME. TO-MORROW. FUL TO-MORROW'S JOU ‘i SRT. IMMENSE IN LA: ONC PICTURESQUE REPORT OF THE GREAT JUBILEE. (LLUSTRATED WITH SKETCHES FROM LIFE OF SOME OF THE PROMINENT MEMBERS. THIS GREAT ACHIEVEM OF MODERN ARTISTIO 1} ENING TELEGRAM. POWER EVERYWHERE TO-DAY, IN TUB TELEGRAM. CAN BE 8EEN QATURDAY EVEN NG, JUNE 18, 1270, ® COMPLIMENTARY FARE WELL BENEFIT 8. GILMORE, YROS OPERA HOUS: ere is Chicago, Itt. To rent for all first class entertainments, For ‘terme address TREASURER, Crosby Opera House. \ENTRAL PARK GARDEN, J EVERY NIGHT. THEODORE | THOMAS’ POPULAR CONCERTS. JATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—THE FORTY. fifth annual Exhibition of Pictures and Sculptures ie Bow open, day and evening. Will close Saturday night, June RDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 187 TO SONPLIMENTARY FAREWEL! BENEFIT TO: P. 8. GILMORE. MUSEUM OF ANATOMY ‘R os 618 as ts Broadway. Hi as e—— oe We are fearfully and riy me avontertuly made. HY 6) ——— HH The Beanies, Wonders and Mons*rosities of i 618 the Haman aod Animal Creation to be seen at 61s one visit ED LIGHT.JOHN BROUGHAM. RED LIGHT. ty right to represent this great drama, aa now pl WALUACK'S YHEATRE, by the autho by applying to THOMAS E. MORRIS, New fork Beetoven CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL, LAST APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS, Te THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constantly increasing stock of WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original on hand at the hi TAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE METROPOLI ran Oe ew? Old Herald Building. i MUSICAL. RGAN.—A COUNTRY CHURCH DESI chase a small Pipe Orga’ Apply to Kev. Bibie House, from tod V. M., or wldres IANO ACCOMPANIST WANTS AN ENGAGEMENT. Address AMATEUR, Herald odie. ~ AMLIN CABINET ORGANS—AC- Tinowiaiees thetpedt hnatrurnonie ol heclass 1a the world. Winners of the Pure Exposition wedal and seventy-Ave in Resonant cases, with Euphone Vy ard ct "i reduced. y So Te Nteg to #100) ach, ‘Becvad hawk rgane of our awn and orber makes at low prices, Org! fo reat. Warcrooms 69 Broadway. New Yor! RES TO PUR- Dr. DEENS, ting terma. others. New styles, é