The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1871, Page 11

_--— THE COURTS. weer Alleged Fraudulent Disposition of Property— Law Graduates in Court--A Lesson to Build- ing Contractors—A Tea and Coffee Suit—Business in the General Pession:—Devisions. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Alleged Frauduivat bisposition of Property. Betore Commissioner Osborn. The Untied Sates vs, William Switzer and Daniet Lichenscut!.—The defendants were each held m F meng bail to await an examination on a charge of ‘ing frauduieuuy disposed or thelr property. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—14 BANKRUPTCY, Calendar tor To-Day, Relore Judge Biatehford, tavoluntary Cases, —Ne af, Avery vs. Curry; 8,006, Reynolds ef ai. vs. De: 00%, Bucktey et as, Ww. The Alabama snd Chuttanooga Railway Com Pony: 2,003, Gardent eb al, va. Clark el al.; 8,040, Mutier v8, Cok et al; 3002, Cladlu etal, va, Le: @ereretal.; 3,091, Schroder vs, Leaytedt, SUPREME COUAT—SENERAL TERM. Celtuwbia Law School Graduates Admitted to the Bar. Bevore Judg@ Ingraam, Cardozo and Barnard. ‘sms court niet yesterday morning. The only nainess transacted was admuittiug as members of bie bar the recent gradvates of the Columbia Law ool, Hity-mine in Humber, The court tnen ade fourcesd tii the 46ti test, when it will dispose of ye mndadshed sepaiascnh of the term, Decisions. | Ry Judge ingraiam, Fisher ve. J. Soiummen,—Motion granted, ae Stuyvesant Dank ca, i D, Medurray et al.— Same. SUPERIOR COURT--TRIAL TERM—PART 2. A Lessoa to Building ¢ racieors en the Sub. ject of Temporary ~idewatk Bridges. Bolore Judge Noneil. rarge W. Comsock va, John 7, Conover et al— Ga the 4th of Vetober, 1688, tho plamtia’s wile was erossing 4 temporary bridge or platform constructed over a deep excavation in The sidewalk on the west Sie of Broadway, between Lightecath and Nine teenth streets, when the sand fel, carrying her with BM Suitis brought against ihe defendants, the con- tractors, who were erecting nere a marble front butiding, Clauung €2,000 damages for injusies sus- tuned by Mrs. Coastock. The answer is a general denial, A large umouut of testnony Was taken, oc- eupying the cuuire day. ft was showa that there pieovs of Merble un the tumporar orossing at the thine, and thux claimed that the fade tog of The structure Was throayh the negiigence of the centraciors in allowang upou it titls supe. cumbent weizht. ‘Phe jury gave a verdict Of $1,000 for the piatat SUPERIOR CO Devil By Judge Movuna, Jomn Finn va, H. ly Faris et al.—Ovder granted, Jolin Huderi ws. Kovert L, Peel.—Same. Henry hovssord vs, Chaves L, Ruckley,—Reter= ence ordered. doin W. Cochran elat te. Louis Burger - Order granted, ne Amend Gpenheimer os, Churies Peters,—M granted. <n George W. Meicale ve, Josiah H, Baker,—Me denied, Without costs pak John Hotchiord vs. Sarah Rotchsora.— divorce granted. ‘ recto Witham i. Peon vs, James Newman. duced to $200, sere COURT OF COMMaN PLEAS==SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Joseph F. Daly, Weston vs. Alien et al.—Motion granted on paying $10 coeis to defendant, eee et al, v% Bodenhaimer,-—Recetver ap- Wols et al. v3. McMahon.—Orter settiod, MARINE COURT. A Ton and Coffee Ones, Before Judgo Shea. Joseph Riley vs. Martin Y. Bunn et al,—in Feb. Tuary, 1868, one Sweeney, now dead, visited the store of defendants, whotesale grocers, and offered +o sell them by sample some Ceylon coiec, which was de citvea; he then said he wanted to purchase some teas, for which he wouk! give them cofee in ex- change, and to this they consented, ordering a larger amount of coffee thun the tea which they had sold, but deciining to deliver the tea until the coffee w. brought to thelr store, Sweeney being a stranger to them. Shortly atter 4 coffe came to nand, Sweeney accompanying K, and presenting a bill of the plaintim for the goods giving credit for the ten; defondants then gave to Sweeney a check to plata- tte order for the om@lance, and the tea wag taken away on the samo cart that brought the coffee. In March of the same year Sweeny again calied and proposed a like transaction. which defcudants acceded to, defend- ants selling, a3 they supposed, to plamufl through his agent, tea to the amount of $102 and purciasing coffee to the amount of $2.7 03, leaving a balance 0 Plaintit’s credit of $105 03. A few days aficrwards plaintiff himseif called to collect the bili tor cotfee of $207 08, Which defendants declined to pay, tender. ing him the balance of $15 s7 witch be retused, ‘Tits suit is to rocover the sum Of $207 03, with in terest, The $106 03 defendants have deposited in court, Plaintif’s evidenco 4 that Sweeny was a mere general broker, who made sules for bin among others With no powers as an agent; that the firs know of the February transdtiton was Sweow's bringing nim defendatts’ sues, and explaining that LA. had Fold plaintiff's co! as broker to defend. 1d made & purchase of tea on bis own account, and witch he teh settied with pasate for, ana what he never saw the tea. Neither bad ve received any tea on the second transaction, but only suld coffeo through Sweeny as broker. ‘The Court charged the jury that this wos a case in which one o1 two innocent parties must necessarily suffer through the fraud of a turd person, anu that the party who gave him the immediate present power todo tlie wrong would nave to bear the loss. The jury, alter having several times returned to the court room fof instructions, rendered the sol- lowing verdict;—* The juty find that the detenuants stout be credited with the amount of the tea ¢ livered, as they belicve the evidence shows that they used more precautions as basiness men than the plaintit; but at the same tine tie jury do not belteve wat aint bas either comuuitted per, jury or connived at any fraud, or tad any intention #o todo, They, therefore, if this verdict ts received coupled with the above condition, tind for the des fendants. For plainuil, J. McGowan; for defend- ants, W. & J. Kirchies, COUNT OF GENERAL. SeSSihs. Before Gunning 8, Boiford, City Judge, BURGLAR SBNTENCED, The most important case disposed of yesterday was an indictment for burglary in the third degree against James Stevens and John Flaherty, who were charged with entering the premises of Francis Clough, 44 Howard street, on the oth of April and stealing 350 pieces of laces, valued at $3,627, It ap- pears that the burglars effected an entrance to the establishment by going tatough a coal hole in tne street, Officers surrounded the place ana arrested the mén, and upon examining the premises dis- covered a hole cut through the iager beer saioon by Mr. Clourth’s store and founu the laces in bags, and a saw and @ revolver were ‘ound with Hag tt not been for the vigiauce of the the tmeves woukt have pe in getting ‘With be pro “yndge Bediord eae that atin all the circumstances oeese Uhat the prisoners were professional bur- giats he would send.cach of Dag to the State Pri- son for four years afd six months. rong wag thied and convicted of ite the swble of Patrick Quinn, tn Fo ist between Ninth and Tenth avenues, and steal. ing @ Co, of the 4th tnst. The Judge having been Es atten Unat Strong wits a bad fellow, He sent min vate prigon ior four years, fram Stevens was convicted of stealing a horse ue pal tue property of pr, our fours after t ran the Doctor Yound his vetricie in posses eon at the Central Turk. Steveus vee font to the eadeturetata for two years. ITT Fdward B. Staneil! was trie q charge of ateatiog $85 worth ot of eepn Hy. Thien butt the evidence ae slight, the sary rendered & diet of nequtt fhano ama was yay ith burglarioust, wae me Of Ant bls uncer te Naxter street, mtd aleaity for the testimon: premonition wad rea i ineaincrent to sustain the audjoument, and the jury vendered a verdict of not count te Was ¢ CALENDAR, ° Bop og URRE taee NEW YORK HERALD, THE PRESIDENCY. Great Expectations Crum- bling Into Dust. EBx-Governor Parker's Visit to Philadelphia on Saturday Evening—A New Thing in Politics—An Ex-Covernor With- out “As PHILADELUTA, May 14, 1871. The HeRaLD hns already heen informed of the visit of ex-Governor Parker, of New Jersey, to this city fast night, and the object that brought him, being no more nor less than an engagement to mect some politicians who were to arrange the preluniaarics for the Governor's nomimation for the Presidency on the democratte ticket, 1 was in- formed early last evening Whaat was in the wind and invited to be present; ‘for,’ said my friend, ‘we Want tho HEKALD to tell the Governor's friends what's im the wind.” In company with the Committee who were to re- ceive his Excellency { waited in the reading room of the Continental until nine o'clock and was about to Ieave, as were the others, when Colonel Peyton, of New Jersey, announced to the “gentiemen in wait. ing” that the long-looked-lor goest tad arrived. We mict iim, exchanged the compiiments of the season and awalted further developments, The Governor begred to be excused fora few moments to make his toilet. He was excused. Qvlonel Peyton retired With him, and the otwers adjourned to the reading room to await the commug of those poliiicians, An hour passed away, but the politictaus failed to put in ap appearance. Then mie Governor reappeared, in company with Peyton. One or two geutiemen of the Virginia Senate dropped tn and were introduced, yet nothing was said of the business that brought the Governor here. ‘The conversatdun on minor topics continued for half an hour; the knots of gen- tlemen separated into groups of two and discussed the “situation,'’ and wondered why those politicians failed to come, It was half-pust ven, and the whole affair began to appear somewhat ludicrous, One by one the genuiemen took their icave, and at eleven o'viock Governor Parker might have been seen, in company with a personal friend, caliniy discussing thew college days togetier, and so ended the frst Chapter in the “arrangement of preliminaries.” SY appomuuent J caited on bis Ex-Lxcellency this moruing and was very graciously received. We Were mut long ia gebling at tie object of my visit, for Une Governor 18 very Lrank, and cares very lite Tor the usages of diplomacy, He remarked that unttl yesterday he was not aware that there was & movement 02 foot to nominate him, but was then approached and asked to ineet some gentlemen at tue Couunental last eveuiug und talk tie Juatter uy; he was, for his part, unamivous, I his irends thouat le was an avaiiavie candidate he was not unwititng te be Considered as such, but wisned it to be distinctly understood that Le was not in quest of the nomination. {ventured to remark that New Jersey had not as Yet beea particularly pressing in ber claims for a candidate for tae Presidency, aud thought it might nos be received with positive disfavor by the puniic sree wore to sasert such claims at thts juncture of a yes, ” said the Governor, “that is true; but the Wess will probably lusist on naming a candwate. There are fourman, Hendricks and Pendeton, all, 1 believe, canuidates for the nomination, “You are also aware that their 1uterests are op- posed, What the democracy most regutre is some man on whoin ail cau unite,” f remarked. sibat, ieee the Governor, “Is Wuat we most re- quire. question tien arises, Where cau such a Tuan be found suggested himeelt, He replied that unless he was nominated without seeking the nomination he would remain at homme anu atcend to nis practice. A COMPLUENT TO GOVERNOR HOFFMAN, “I know of no better mau In the country for the Presidency thaa your Goverucr, Hotuan,” said the Governor, “He has done admirably as Governor of New York. So wany different interests to harmo- mize, 80 utany Intiuences working one against the other, make New York one, most diMoute state im the Union to manage, Yet the West, | am airatd, would not unite on Hoifman, although it 1s very probabie the South would. ‘lammany would saci opoa best man tor the good of the Whole party, think. “po you think, then, Governor, that tue great fight will be between Grant and some icading demo- crnt Of the West?" i asked, “(rant i making strong efforts for the nomina- tion,” replied tne Governor, “and wilt m alt provabiliuy he renominated, although there are lmany republicans who would feel very sore uf he were, and the West, f suppose, will Insist on namin, the democratic candidate. Tne East, you know, d it ovfore, and J think the fight wili be waged be- tween Cag elierd You spoke ol." «sf aay forther steps are taken toward making you a candidate we shall hear of it in due ume, aouvileas 7” “on, yes; these things will come out;but T am not pear tho vitice; H must seck me, or I care not for it The mterview termtuated, I took my leave, and the Governor becook bimself to the examination of some brieiy that require his attention te the court at Freehold, N. J., where ke is now practising his pro- fesuion. MISCELLANECUS FOUETGN ITEMS. A class hag been opened at Madras for teaching solliers teiegraphy. The math wharf and godowns at Rangoon, India, have been burned down. ‘the Joss is estimated at £10,000, numbers of the younger mhabitants of Alsace and Lorraine wre now emigrating to tte United States, The Halian government has appointed a commts- sion to inquire tuto the legal status of the foreign religious thstitutions in Rome, The Eastern Budget says the Austro-Iungarian Red Book will coniatn some Important documents om the Black Sea question, and will be laud before the detegattons on the 220 of say, ‘The well known hotel im the Aveune Friediand, Pans, belonging to the Duke of Branswick, has been taken possession of by tae National Guards, Who have established a post there, arian journals give currency to a rumor that the Emperors of Germany, Russta and Austria are to have a meeting at Carisbad in May or June, What a splendid opportunity for alarmists. ‘There fa a proposition at Rertin that Prince. Bis- marck should receive a large present trom the whole of Germany, Iti recognition of his services, the amount to be voted by ine Relchstag. Amulat o woman, named Madame Angelo, ter- minated the feat of walking 1,090 miles im 1,000 honrs on the bowling green connected with the Saracen’s Head inn, Tything, England. Alarge cavern has been discovered in the moun- tain mestone formation at Staiuton, near Ulver- ston, in the Furness district of North Lancasniro, Baen. ‘One of the chambers 1$ shaped exactif 0 hourglass. Po: T OFFICE NOTICE, JUST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPK, eye the week endit brary May 2, 1 clone at ints office on Tuesday at Lis. 5 OD na 12M, on Thursday at —, aad on ae atl = Poutnaner EUROPE, _ Gg u ERRUATN, a Ru RUE DE Lek PAT Er NE LATHE WANTED AND. :waNOn EWING and 12 fae bed, siebe beens et ew 3 ‘ork, “A 3 HORSE POWER ROIL order, Can bé seen rugn.ng at OR SALE CHEA and peace, 10 gor EOOND WAND 12 HORSE. ENGINE AND ROILt Oo itrerat Feed Pummpe, Paint Mitte, shay “pala NEW PUBL BLISHED--TH Taw mportent Lectin ethr and. elure. of Man; 2, hy of Marri Meter uf Wortan ; 8. Fine’ ona? i Py pas La patorrhora | Gene: sa orm cemAorr ee ra ‘ at Diseases br Troninretls “AB detewed at one ety k Museum of Anatowg, 618 Mromdway, Rew York. Paities who cannot alten: can have them forwarded ftee, on receipt Of $6 cence, by addressing SECRETARY, New York Mheeum of Anatomy, 618 Wroalwar, New York, STRIFE. AMERICAN, WaTouES aN, GREAT VARIETIES. — Cuckoo voy Jowelry, St ye ‘are, Our own nanan 0 ty i com ae Bend ite i Sahin ‘avenue, oorher Pwent alsth etre WINES, shang Fa Me fl SE NE OR ROURBON we ri mate Mb Be ett eae nanan oan AtELIGIOUS NOTICES, MEETING P THE NEW Pas cine Pus Au mL MERTING, Heel nary dist Foonpal ‘Ouro, will be hed tn tne Reventh street Methodist Episcopal church, near Third avenue, ou Sunday evening May 3h commencing at 154 u’clock. 1. V. Siont, Of the Till preside: & short state: ment of the work wilt be made by. tho Rer. Witinm Roms, iw address anlizared hy Kev. J. 8. Willis, pastor of the enicenth street Methodist Episcopal churen. Friends of is cause are invlied to aitend, "No collection, VENTRAL METHODIST FPISCOPAL CHURCH, SEY- J “enth avenue, near Fourteenth strest. Preaching wt 1055 A. M and 7% P.M. by Rev. Andrew Longacre, ‘Trustees in atiendance to seat strangers. JEW ENGLAND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR- Fy. Ner, Madison avenue and Forty-seventh strect,—Rev. . bom} the pastor ». D., will preach Bunday at 104 A.M. and Merritl Richardson, at 734 P.M. All Invited. SHYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER THIR- Pastor, will pr evenlog iy 7 ter fu yee R*y.gou F, COOKMAN, PASTOR OF TRINITY Methodist Epiac nt chureb, West Thiriy- fourth aires hear Eighth avenue, will preach on Sunday, A.M: and 7% P.M, Strangers corsially invited. EY, DR. WESCOTT WILL PREACH IN PLYMOUTH Baptist church, Fifty-first street. between Ninth and th avenues, at 10}¢ A. M., on “Internal Efdenees of and at 7% P.M. on “Bodom and its Last Night ente chiroh, corner Forty-six Cnuren ‘of the Poritang, at 10}¢ A. M., on of od's Word, from Malach to Malthew. will preach al Tig P.M, CHARLES r. LER FirtTa UNIVERSALIST uirch, Pimpton's Buliding, Ninth street, near ‘Third aveune, Sunday, May 81 (by reqneat), “St, Paul, tbe Christian Preacher.” Seats free; ‘public cordially invited, N. K.— ‘This soelety will remove June 1, 1871, to Chickering Hall, Lt Kast Fourteenth stres', EY, 0, ©, FOOT WILL PREA church, in Twenty-eizhth atreet the mornin 4 “Jesus, a complete the Chet R REY TM: PULLMAN WILL GIve THE St ot Lectures to Younz Mon ac the Gur Saviour (Stith Universal, Thirtectith street, bel ween Fitth ang Bixth aventes, to-morrow evening. Subject, “A Coward's Pies, “I Don't! Proves!" Usual serie in’ the morning. iT. LUKE'S METARODIST fret fet near Sixth M, by Rev, 0. 8. tensanee to sab slraneicd: Dr. Sanderson 1 IN THE CHRISTIAN mn" Seaany, Subject in jour and beginning of ISCOPAL CHURCH, FOR- nue.—Preaching at lu3y A. Harrower. Trustees in at- HE HOLY VANDA MEETING [0 FURTHER THE exploration of the Holy Land will be held in the Fourth avenue Prisby T treet, on ounday e th ins roby ye explain the Moabite Stone, from a large map, ind give {the general regults of rocent explorations. Addrusies wil also by Professor litfehicock and Dr, J, P. Thompson, Va, HE MATERIAL UNIVERSE A CREATED WORK OF God-A Mirror of the Divine Mind and of tae Human | Soul.— Kev. CLaunoey Giles will lecture on this abject, Stin- ing, 8 o'clock, at the New Jerusalom (Swedenbor- play's chur Tnirty Sth treet, bewwoon Park and Lenny fon avenues, "Seats free, The public are. cordially. invited. Morning worebip at 11 o'cloc! ABERNACLE BArTist CHURCH, 8 nd Tenth street J. BR. Kendi Raymond, i athcut ot Vanee NS Indie hours to-morrow morsing aad evening: erlan chure! ze BORD AVENCE os pastor.— will preach _ FOR SALR. “FINE CORNER LIQUOR. STORE FOR SALF—ONE of the best and oldest stands in the Seventh ward; vi ip reat. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, No. 6 City Hal ace, A & in 1882. Ee ARE. CHANCE.-FOR SALE, A HAT AND CAP tore, S00 Grand street, Corner of’ Kideidgr; eetablisied “WaNbgowur pnae UP BAR.—GOOD LOCA. Price moderate, with lease, Apply to B.D. LAWRENCE, 1,285 Broadway. A* Parins qustomers, is desirous of sellin Hore, Wagon, émtjohus, Kegs, of aales aver tory reasons PATENT FOR SALE.—IT IS A MUSICAL WIND A Jnatrument with new and improfed Mechanica and Note der. It fs the tmowt besntifit and practical Ingirament the age. For particulars apply to W. F., 169 Biliott etroet, Boston, Mass. FINE CIGAR STORE. POR BAL’ ON A BUSTN avenio for # 450;- Billiard Saloons and Barr sacritieo; a vo some good Grocery Stores ‘nt great bargain cheap Uquor stores, MITCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, “A SPLENDID CORNER Li VOR STORE FOR SALE; good lease and rent free; Broadway Restaurants, Vof- fee and Cake Saloons, Bakeries, Confectioneries, ee Cream Saloons, Oyster Saloons, Wholesale Soda Water Businesses. 7 MITCHELL'S Blore Agency, 77 Cedar street. FOR SAUER, THE STOCK, FIX se of the Mencow Houne, ro antien! tisfactory reasons given for sellin wll be ao d separately or together. Inqmire, until sold, at the Meadow House, Newark sirect, afew doors above Grove OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE WINE AND mM, Liquor Jobber down town, with several hundred ont his Good Hat 13 year, which b led selling. ‘Address wise iderard SATUKDAY, MAY 20, 1871, AMUSEMENTS, ‘won Da te eee’ Ts. ‘ats oe Ae THIRTY CEN’ a FLY, HELE, HELP, HELE, eLP, Her, art with the great ‘Comedian and German Ariist, Mr. seats ft MURPHY, 1 3OSERN MURPHY, In Three DisSinct Dialect ISH, DUTCH, 0 SONGS, DANCES, SKETCH K: THE UD EQUALL' Tr S0 KEROSEN IE HOL i MP EXPLOSION, hee ETHIOPEAN, TO-DAY. THIS EVENIN Goan THEATLE, - . 7 ROADWAY. GRAND ae MATINEE a DAY, AIL the mammoth Cov f 7 SHERIDAN AND HACK een DELEHANTY AND HENGE uf beats eee nt bit of MR S. CHANFRAU in hie new atid Intensely intoresting drama of “Rr, “KT Kin | THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER, |<RTE * ocey With its faltbfnl and {irld miotures of ” ™ NES CHARACT ‘Tm GREAT TANLEAUX Mout and approved by deus Louis Hote. <The Levee sorne, with its singing aad danel ra The eae: of the Medora, The me O| tn,” Kits recogult fon of Litt qe expl Allie. ion of the Medora, ‘he great pone, Knife Duel, pees tt Hs CHANF R. “KIT.” a OF THE YEAR. SECOND “KIT” ‘MORNOW AT 2. Bos VHEATRE, WINTER'S TALE. FOURTH W WEEK, EVERY RVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Shakspeare’s urnnd Romantic Piny of the TALES iC 1 papRetr, AUTOLYCUS, 7" with a strong diatrivution of the rest of the characters. Seats secured aix days in advance at the theatre, or at te Branch Ticket Uitice, st Ditson d Co."e wiusie ore, No. TUL Broadway. N. B.—Carriages may be ordered tor 10 40, OTIS THEATRE, SATU AD MAY 20, THIRD A ATINE WINTER'S TALE. at hig. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, ERY, THE GREAT CHARLES WALI Th RS, In hig novel soug and dance, TOE CHARM ISLE RIDDELL HE BBA TIFCL Ligkie SHERMAN, THE ‘CoM HARTY WATSON, D CORURN, fhe rca at the fa ht RITTIE ON, ¥ PASTOR, | Kern s, Girard, Cimmings, Rigen, Seabert, &c. M™= PB. con axe fae RK hTPATRE, BROOKLYN, DAY. Last night of LITLE NE in Macder's “KATY DID __Mie LAURA KEENE will appear on Monday, May 22. Mn! F. B. CONWAY’ PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, to rent tor the summer sexton by the week or month, to WYCKOFS & LITTLE, 203 Montagne street, Brook- oooncr HALL, SATURDAY. Poru! AR CORCERTS. 8. SATURDAY MAF %, AT 8 GICLOOK. ime FINIE LASAR, Soprano, GURRLOA BNGLES AN, Baritone, Piaulat, LEOPOLD PAUL ANTONIC Re RVING HALL.—SPECIAL AN Of the aeason, this Saturday, May 20. No tlonets to be bad at the door, RIC. HALL, 7% SIXTH AVENUE V. TAPPAN' will epeak before the 8o- on Sunday, at lly and 73g o'clock. er MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. EMENBER THE wTH OF MAY JONES’ WOOD, ARTERNOON AND MIDSUMMER NIGETR - FESTIVAL, RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE CHEAP, AS THE owners want to leave the businoss, 2 first class sale in the best part of the city ; and custom Boot and Shoe Stor: down town; established 1852; ' best stuck of ready maio sia on band, | For further particwlars call on or address aw GERDY, 6636 Vesey ‘street, before 13 o'clock. COAL YARD FOR SALE CHEAP—IN THE BEST location on Jersey City Helghts, with long lease; good’ frade and cheap rent, Paritey No. 5 Dey street, room DISTILLERY STORE, will be soil chea particulars address I. STOUK AND FIXTURES as owner has other business, For . BOND, 400 Grand aireet. TONER Wrapiser ) or to reat; Fixtures and Leese. inquire of NORGE 239 Wator atre w OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE-IN A DESIRABLE location. For tnformaifon address 3, A., box ie Herald oitiee. \ROCKERY AND VARIFTY STORE FOR SALE. De. / sirable loontion; rent low; wit! be solt at ‘2 bargain consequence at i toalthe "Apply at once to THOMAS READY, No.7 Seventh avenue, (JOAL YARD FOR SALE LOW—FOUR LOTS, GouD J Jocatinn ; erght ete and neatly R001 years’ te lease at low rent; tixtares com- FG STORE FOR SALE —18 NOW DOING A LARGE tive trade; im weil stocked and handsomoly rried on by the present proprietor for the ‘an opportunity seldom olfered; eaty tern denirabl ‘Apply to. WILL ir th st street. GROCERY business. AOR SALE—TRE FIRST CLASS TEA AN Sto L449 Third avenve, domg a epiend OR SALE CUE AP- AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLE. leand retnil Liquor Business, paying weil; a good Apply at 25 Newark street, Hoboken, N. al chance. NOR SALE CUEA e newent Rizle, ENBAUGT, th atreets, Harlem OR SALF.—TO DRUGGISTR AND PHYSICIANS, A rare cbance in «large growing town; a fine, antig and well assoriod Drug Store, good ofice practice and doing a fair average business: low reut; will be sold cheap for cash; i st] i welll es ee GAVEY, 218 Mulberry strect, OR SALE-PAMPALAT BINDERY AND JOR RUT Oflice, with Sheridan Cuttors, Hickok ‘Press, Job acing, Ae. Apply at W Ann atreel, secon! Sor. Giascen ac, d avenue, fativeon Toth and ie OR SALA BLACKSMITH AND WAEELWRIOUT Shop, with Building, 2 years’ lense, cheap. The owner has other as to atiend to, Inquire at 401 $ to ror BALE iB ST CLASS LIQUOR SfORE, 1 with three y joing a bue-ness of S540 per weeks, Apwy to i ne RubwEy, ifty-first streck and Bighth avenue, OR SALR—LEASB, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Wholeasie Paper Store. Address BILLARA, box 210 Herald offi «. yi ies Wig kg VOR SALE—A RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, IN complete worktng order, with Copper Stil and Column, with atrae of hall smiliion dottars, or particu are ap- Ply 2148 Wate, Rigi we. DAN BREWS & BRO » M14 We ter at, New York. OR ae ead HORSE SHOFING SHOP, Lis SPRING EF street; two fires working steudfly, Apply to Mr. STEE- 59 Montgomery street. LEAT A BARGAIN, A DRUG STORE IN THE city 0° Brooklyn, with Stock, Fixt nd Good Wil} of Rustness of 12 vearw’ standing; Jeane § veare to rin: one of Inerers bert mands to the ety, Inguireor NCKESSON & ROBBINS, 91 Fulton street, New Yor OR BALE, THE BOILING SPRING STAM LAUN- ‘one-half mile from atation at Ruther ard Pay Ezwil be sola chomp | ror bartioutars aditrees VAN KIPER WROS,, Rutherlurd Park, N. J. OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAY! Stores up tow: Dilshed over 30 Qhence. of. the owner retiring from busines THOMAS BRACKEN, 28 Watt treet, RR: SAL iscuen! Miideky. Counters bovine Apply to BFEET S ane do. 18 John atreet, in the INCHES i ‘cupboard, OLD, TSTABL Wober, on Wat ia: Cham Buainess of Henry C F's SALE—TAB Inquire between 1 A.M. aod 2h. A CIDER AND VINEGAR AND COUN. on FOR SALI try Produce Business pear Wrehmaos Market account of death in the fam ye nale chen} id basins piace these 1s years, Inquire of W. SOsbVU HENZE, Greenwich street, VOR, SALE ONE OF THE NOST VALUABLE Por- Ft. Uh .y Claims in the State ot New Jerror, Inquire of ROSE BROTHe JS, corner of Spruce and Wiiian ee! RY AND TEA STORF FOR SALE-sTock Fixtaton, He rse, Wacon amd ran of eumomers, Apply at 267 dinith street, Brooklyn’ No agente. qr Ich. 180,000 tons for wate low, quantities to mutty by Kennebec River lov Astoclation. ROBERT NORTON, Agent, Gardiner, Me EAT MARKET FOR SALR—ONE OF THR HEST L0- cations in the clty, or a partner taken, 1247 Third are- Huo, near Heventy-seventh street. Pie, Seana eee aod increamne Wuaingas! i nininens $ revise at for three tase HH the Tore mW York, h airect, WEATAURANTS. ts Res ALA CARTE AT ALL HOURS AT 68 THE LECTURE SFASON, JR, CLEARY LECTURES, TONIGHT, AT APOLLO omach and Liver, Dyspeptia, Sick Hend- alecture that always excites much strated. Admission 26 cen. aterens. Baten ively PROPOSALS. OFFee oF LicuzyoUeR, ENamER, “Thinp Tovearsivrim, N. Y., May 12, 1971. posals for materials ard Inbor (or foundation and pier of Lugninonse ou Penneld Rect, Leng féinnd Rowan Bealed proposals will be rece ved at this office notti noon of the 9th of Jane, 1871, for the materials ai struction of the granite foundation and id labor for the con- pporting per, In- t Innding, for a Lighthouse at Pentel Reef, Sound, according to heutions to plane aud ape 18 office and farnisued to bidders on application als must be in duplicate, a¢comanied bya guaranty jcate, aud @ printed copy of this advertisement at- tached to exch proposal, They must be addresed to the undersigned, endorsed on'the envelope, “ Proposal for ran- teriat_and labor for pier of Penfleld Reef Ligh. hous This ollice reserves the right to reject any or all bids, ‘oundation an should they be deemed disadvantageous to the Cuited States, 3. c. WOODUUEF, Lieut. Colonel of Eneineers, Enytneer Sd L. H.'District, T° CONTRACTORS. js will be recetved at the Water Commifésionerat Main street, tt 7 o'clock I. M. of the 2m day of May, 181, for constricting about 7,00) lineal fret of brick ‘and 12,000 Hoeal feet of plpe sewer in the Muu tgomery street and Fallietit districts. The proposals ghov! * and « office, ms and spociteations ailastouers' olioe on aad after Se Ry order of the Board. Povoinrerote, N. ¥., Mai NOUAGE.—PROFES! jeasuns, at 1% Fourth Library, with bis new comb ued method, PANTED—A. KADY , Musto a" the Innguege and si ae ve ke, wt SA 6th av, ANTED BY LADY, A POSITION AS visrrnxa 7 teacher in a semiaar furnish. first ait Branch oice, Wrooklya, Le T. we MISCRLTANE OF Se IVORCES.—LEGAL DIVORCES peta gut publicity: Apply to WM. went Broadway, perso sont o by ie. GUREAT BARGAING — RRUBS T ton Matting, bine Cloth, ©: ing Canvas, Jute fwiue, 12) Chambers street, MPORTANT TO O11) AND FLOOR CLOTH MANUFAC. turers.-Weems’ Patent svatem of mavofacturing Ol) and Fioor Cloihs. in a superior manner, with a brilianey of ind: In successfnl operation in the largest erie fo mt, Seotland and Amertca. Apply to J..& W. WEEMS, nee Iron Works, Johnstoue, Ke Si LS CARPET, $112; CAN. it Crmvns, yay 7 Plush ‘carriage Robes, 103 (PUR ARCHITEOTURAL IRON WORKS HAVING nesriy completed several large contracts, sich as the Harlem ae P Forty accomt sirests ieay's Hotel, Sea- men’s. Ban Mavings, Kemp's Building, Powe 1 mereia Blocl i N. or mereltiated werkmen sceoud i nd siaitnr establloment to new contracts for iron waings Work ourteentiy gev Me Nest maner and. with jexpaich. treet, between avenues B and C WALTTY | PEARL CASSIMERE MATS. BES Bead avenue, between Twenty- ), FORMA fh and Twenty-eath streets. HILLIARDS. STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES, uneqaatied for acetracy and dorabiilty and ap. amateurs and professional piayers; from ¥250 up. Al, by whe Teadtn pros tyon’ hand, tables sh prison Fa so unique styien for reling hover Mt & COLLE fA, & DECKER'S IMPROVED a, Tabie es, all farmiahe: ly reduced prices, itd, and. otwer KAVANAGH BIL- REAT REVOLUTION IN BILLIARD TABLI'S. AND Cushions.— 200 can inake nine cushions on Deianey's \ Gi which beats the worid, und can unly be bought at W. Hi GIES ITH factory, 40 Vevey street, DENTISTRY. PREK DENTISTRY.—TEETH EXTRACTED FREF OF charge every Saturday at 242 Fulton siregts Brooklyn; extracting on other days, Ov'c., and Mog from 81, H.W. 'WAISON, Dentist ING GAS: NO PAL. ench Witioual. Dr. A.J. COL. Fourteenth bireev. three uocrs west of Ul fe ng ge he frat tooth, bu at, Bt ast a TURD AVENUF. pe Ladies ra ‘or Gus hi phen for Caat-of cieaine a OF adcre me Ladies atten. dea Scenes oF ee T 8, MISH’S, 187 THIRI gentiemen can, ey, ighes! Giving te Pa ‘by calliog oF Sudredllage arse B, LADIES AND price tor pd —IKIPLE SHEET, s 3 AT rf Auguaris DALY © Mua? Ast ASD i ATS cose, bad ne eau ry NOT SUCH A FOOL a8 HE LOOKS. nitiar Chracters hy str. Charles Mathews, Mr. W, Davidgs, Mr. De Vere, Mr, Yurkea, Mr, Bascom, Miss Fanny Morant, ‘Miss Linda Dietz, Mrs, G.'H. act NE A OH. PROGRAMME, 5th UP and MR. GATHERWOOL, TUESDAY, May 2 MA itrED FOR MONEY and A THOUSAND & YEAR. Ali Bac! ELOR OF ARTS and BG cette THURSDAY, May 95 (uast TIME Of SUCH AFOUL. AS HEE LOL ROX sneer NOW OPEN FOR THE ett WEEK, ACADEMY OF MUSIO“ROBERT LE DIABLE, 4 Hight but three of the most brilliait A OF aRA 1 ITA JAN OPERA, WEDNESDA’ %, ts. L, ALBI DIRECTOR, ‘his SATURDAY. “Th ara ‘s CRIPTION MIGHT, will be produced in gorgeoua style, Meyerbrer'a masterwork, ROBERT LE DIABLE (Robert the Devils, with the following unprecedented atar cast: — RELL the grand role of Alfos. VILLANE, Rob rens Mile ADRILNNE, creation of Annet IDAY, DON otovaNL, e Seats secured at the Academy, 7 wud 14 Broadway. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF ME -RIGOLEITO, Last night of the Opera, Tuesday, May 28, GC RIGOL U, ETTO. Kb il VILLANI HIMELA, ORLANDINT Senia arcured tO-lay at Acddomy and) OWERY THEATRE, AUAIN WE ARE READY aKOTesE | Sitw DRAMA witer TWELVE WEEKS’ PREPARATION, By the celebrated American author, MR. CHARLES FOSTER, It ts entitled the GOLD BELT; TRUTHFUL SCENES IN “AW EREC. ‘A AND ENGLAND, tn which the peopl:'s favorite wetor H. WHALLEY, has been engage vine NOIPAL CHARACTER, THE DRAMA IS 4 AUTS—W0 TABLEAUX. NEW SCENERY, EW MAGH RY, NEW TIRIELING SENSATIONS, with all the ad{nnete of MENTS AND DECORATINGS, comedy 1o precede Ib, Li EDWIN'S THEATRE, MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 24. THIS EVENING, AT 8, A KELLOGG ip hee reat or yaa ¥, LUCIA. I LJ%4 Bowa's THkaree TO BE LET TUR MONTH OF Jt INE, FOR FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENTS ONLY. TWENTY: THTED STREET TO-DAY At Berns Ore RA HOU! ‘LY MATING TO-DAY, AT 2 FAMILY MATINGE wolf AT 2 U'CLOG! MATINGS, A DAN BRYANT. D FAMILY MATINEK Tee RY SATURDAY, AT a IBLO'S.—MATINEF. TO-DAY AT 2. CHANFRAY AS KIT, MATINER, TO-DAY. MATINER, Cypannna, “FAUST.” &C., COMPLETE, FOR &1— DITSON & CO.'S BL edition of Standard Oj peraay Call ares, with RRecitatived, Engel Ato Livretios of ‘all the ‘Oper Piano and lian words, words and mus DITSON 4 CO., Polishers, TH Broadway, (estran PARK GARDEN, SUMMER NianiTs CONCERTS, THIS AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK. THEODORE THOMAS AND (1S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA. Admission 40 ¢eots, Packages of )2 ickets $4. NER TO-DAY. MATINEE, MATINER 003 SES: Dd Chand {IPT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION the beneut of uy FOUNDLING ASYLUM OF Tit SISTERS OF CHARITY in the city of New York, aad Suldiere and Sallorw’ Grptians’ Home Washington, D to beheld in WASHINGTON, D. C.. under abit by virtue Sts perat'Teom: the ten, Compalssloner of Inieraa Reve. nue, on WEDNESDAY, June 7, 14 ‘The following gifts will be awarded by the Commission. No, #6 North Calvert street, ers Foor ftory brick Hous Baliinore, 2,240 acres of Fiber Land in Washington Hand, with three ak aod sawuill Chesapeake and Obi Liners Three mary brick House, No. 123 Holton sireed, Balt 128,000 unity, lying on 0,00 16,500, m1 Raltimore city, on passenger rutiro ‘Three fine Residences, name location. Seven Lota adjoming al each.. Cath uitis 433,00) bonds Brownsville Precinet and Lincoln county Nebraska .neven per cent Fold interest, 00 United 10,000. North ate bond ani, Balumore: 10 ens’ National Bank, Bi timore; 100 shares Northern Central d, shares Hirie Ratirond, 20 shares Bakimnore act Oblo Raliroasl, 20 shares Philadelphia, yi age aad Baltimore Rallroat. Meabae ,000 Ucketa oniy will be wold, nt #5 eac| ae et ions oe me PLona H, of Bikton, Md, . CASTLE, Baitimore, M Mocl Major GEO. T. Commie: JAS. 8 NEGLEY, M.C., Prtteburg, F yor General D. diner U. Hoa. James Rational Bank, Hagerstown. itn iAnotomnn & to. ban! Hagerstown, Md.: Undergrat! & 800, Hayern Hone Sage rma wa: W atiorney” Uaugray. Bellineret OF, AGpOr, Fisq., 20 Post Odice neem imore; John H. Fowler, Bag. | Wei. Mycrs, of W. HL Myers & Hro., Exchange place, Balti: m Hon. References ingten, D. jorte of the anove real estate, certified to by counsel, in the hunds of Ove trastee. Tiek \d circulars’ can be had of P. C, DEViAN, General Agont, Btatloner and Printer, No.1 Rashauemtrcet, Row York, to whom all cotmtnanieations most be addressed) : 8. Turnbull, ticket office of St, Jamex Hotel, Coleman, Hous + Fssem shea Md Central Hoi Aveente Hately man House, Sturtevant House and 8t, Charies iLotel, 618 roadway, Orders by wail recelve prowpt attention, EMEMBER sT1 OM MA AFTERNOON AND sion ae ‘Maas FESTIVAL, and frou Qrand Hore A808 Ag HAMLIN, ORGAN CO. MANULACTURERS of een ORGANS, cL] Broadway, fe Organs made by this company are acknoe: New York. — ledged to be the boston the world, having « European as well us American reputation; 68, 10, ices, fixed! AU Hhvariable, B50, F200 605, td Upwwatia. Muse torrent, OF Bold Tor monluly $15, 3 150, 8173, Org HER WHO HASA A actice twice « week. TANTED, A LADY MUSIC TEAG m whieh the pupil can V Addret rms, LISCO, Herald ollices cor POKATION NOTIC! F. JORVORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC | NOTICE 18 ‘or owners, ocenpant or . improved or wali Sere that ihe folowing. asseesme are Indged in the aifice of the ed, vit. t= 1. For tutlding reectving basta northeast corner of Front and Whiebal % For bral and Whitenal For bulstiog receiving basin sontheast corner of 129th street and Sh EOE, 4. For ating pecelving bi atreet and Sixth avenue, 5. For building receiving basin southeast corner of Third avenne and Forty-fifth street, 6. Por butiding ree.tving basin northwest corner of Fourth avenue anit Thirty-Grat atreet 7. For butiding receiving basin northeast corner of 125th street and Beventh are Khor batiaing sewer in Filth avenue, between Thirty. fourth wna Thirty-tifuh sire For building sewer | and Seventh aventies, 10. ye vation, fn ad completion in avenue D, between Powth aud Filth treet H. For, bualuing ‘sewer, completion in avenue D, heween iri an ourth streets. mir ng outa: newer in PUN avenue, between 1th & receiving basin sontheat corner of Water eels northeast corner of 129th peteenth treet, between Sixth Th ror. Teg avenucand H Th ver. A by much asseraments include ai] the f vacant lots, pieces and nd f iand situat Tan due Howe bounded by Water, Front, Moor White ball #'reets, iS The easterly aide of Sixth asih streets, end ruaniag, os 129th mirerta’to the extent of 200 feet. Phe northerly aide of Lah street, commencing at Siath d ranging easterly therefroin 2 feet. rly aide of Forty-ffth alreet, between Second nes, ant the westerly aide Of Second avenue, ian Korty-ioursh 1 Forty-fkth street "| ie steriy. pies 0 of Four ‘avenue, between Thirty-firat “ The rviberiy std 0 sid» ‘ot sen erect, comets at Seve: tanning easter y therefrom 457 feet, wud the ry ue, Dewen 126th and L26tb A he casterly ale of Fifth avenue, between Thirty-fourth Thirty. ofUh tree avenne, between 128th and rly therefrom on 12th and a ery known as Ward Nos. 2,274 to 9,978, ai oan eer T aataTS Niuvleenuh wtieeh, between Stat “io, oth des Uf avenue D, between Fourth apd Fifth strecta Ti, Both aiden of avenue 1, between Third afd Fourth “4 The etait aga es, by 124th and 136th streets, and Fan moth. sideaot HOnn niteet, between FIN avenue and reect Bot Harlem river, to the talent of hall the blo tg sires. raota whore interests are al sated by the @bove- ate, Bnd WP, ore ‘essments, 1G them, or either me ass of them, are requ ese ‘onjecuona ta wrwing, to Richard Foe ian of the hina saan their oulice, No. I ‘Cuatbain ath yee from the Mjave of duis hotles. i q shi ia Ofice Board of Asscwsors, New York, ul ene AMUSEMENTS, Geno OPERA TlOUSR, LAST TWO PRRFORMANOES D vaREW iis LA PEAEANOES 2 Gsrwe; ithe pSputar crn Trouper who have, during an unpte EIGuY Mo. THS, attracted crowded and elite of the delighted anviences, composed of tad FASHIONABLE, MUSICAL AND IN CTU: WORLD or THE NErRoponiae” ne ‘ TO-DAY—MATINE Last, tr RMA NCR or ARBE BLEUE THIS BVENING,” eee een, tour or closing, as it eommenoed, a eh Mant’ “soanon with Harve's chef a'wuyre, LE PETIT FAUSS, SUNDAY NINTH REGIMENT HARD. CONCERT, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT—MONDAY, MAY engagement for a limited seanon of the 1. P. and N.Y. PANTOMIME COMPANY, for the prodaction 1 the Spectacular Sensation, the which th gS ed tn ie mat Fag! Jovy seat CHARLES “ABBOTT, and his entire troupe of wuriyailed artists’ will apps Wiatacns, LAST MATINEE AND LAST NIGHE OFTHE PRESENT ATTRACTIVE Bite ne abore play, notwithstanding its tmiense ' MUST BE WI ADRAWN to permit of the ne tion vr VAY. MAY 23 2 THe FIR iN Y: OF JOnN HROUGHA PO. a FEaNomay, ING WITH FIRE, which will be pi edd eh mL UNUSUALLY y FOWEREDL Cast, Ko aor Mr, JOUN BROCOITAM'S REA RUADPEA NCE. Carriages may be ordered—Evening, 10:40 P, M,; Matines, PM. Wy sttaces. THIS RATURDAY, MAY LAST MATTINEE OF RANDALL'S TH: MB. THE HIE OF THE BBASON. 5L4-piearee 20M TQU Broatwag, oppoale st. Nicholas Hote, BUTLER & GILMORE NAQRRS. GRAND FAMILY “gine ‘His AFTERNOON, | ATINEE MATINEE, MATINE if aT Ly O'CLOCK, bi LD REN ALF PRICE. The poplar Dutels Came tian, JAMES: We BuDWwant i JAMES: DWORTH, FE Fon ACTOR. Ae fy THe D povultikry Dvr TURES IN CANADA. THRE O'CLOCK KA STRATAGEM, AND ARAB. FESTIVAL DANCE BY THE HEAUTIFUL BAT LET TROUER, GERALDINE AND LEOPOLD, THE GYMNABT, BIG far g HAR TH 3 000d KNOUGIE. ALL THE COMPANY I. ASPLUND D BILE. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN TH BVENING, Doors open at J and 7 curtain Thee at 2% and 8 ofclook, SEATS RESERVED IN ADVANCE, Que THRATRE, THIS AND EVERY EV STNG DURING THE WEEK, Ino fi MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATUBDATR, will be seme age ® new adaptation of Ainsworth'y rated novel 0} JACK SITKPPARD, presented with a powerful cast, Including G. L, FOX, Nias ADA HARLAND: an BR Nt STAGE EF COMPLETE COSTUMES, APPOIN MEN Nod MACHANIOAL BYFROPR Beats secured six days in advance. oO” MPIC THEATRE, SATURDAY, JACK SHEPPARD "by Haves, AT TWO O'CLOOK, SKCON) . MATINER aT Sonpemmenoes SECURED SEATS EWCOMB & ARLINGTON'S MINSTRELS, NEW ETHIOPIAN OFLGA HOUSE. TEMTY ey Gur STREET, © ER OF BROADWAY, N . . ARLINGTONS 2 MINSTRI-LS, RST ry TIME ic, chaste and OF harmonized THE . PERIOD. ha! bed RVING HALL, TRYING HA Irving place, opposite the A‘ idem of Musto. LSDAY EVENIS AND BYERY TURDAY MATTIE. KNING AND MANIA ILLUSTRATED, Pictorially WHEN WILL ally and Shustcally, AN ENTIRELY, NEW (AND. ORIGINAL MOVING PANORAMA storically, Poetic BR PRODUCE! OF THe FRANCO-GERMANIC ainted by eminent European aril fhe spot, including all tue, principal ci thes of ani modern interes! 1VID. BATTLE. SCENFS, IN CONJUNCTION EACH by VENING WITH A GRAND CONCBKT, Ane voRuEE, KARL FORMER the won “pile 8 fen ARAL RARRON, contralios J. HILL, the popular tenor. r. gad other eminent artiste cittes, fortresses, leat supported Director and Condui hure will bedeliverod By iramatic reader, Tickets of Admiusion, b0c.; Reserved Seats, 60c, astra; at aly the principal Ucket ofices aad music mutes, and at the JENTRAL PARK GARD! J” GKAND SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. THEODORE THOM AS HIS UNRIVAL OKCHESTRA, ais “mAvORDAY) vies 1G, MAY 2%, AT 8. 1 March... oe +€, Baow E Qeertura, “Steniiniin”; Fiotow. Waltz—New..ei Jubilee... Wel Rovurination Symphony. dalesob 3 jochzelia: Ki Strauss 8. Fantasio—Kranni Vari 9. Overture — Le Rot it yue in.« Dreaun. aumnbye 1. Fantasie 1 Low der Fra Le May: falta Sehnell -Suces, 12. Marel KDMISSION TURE PRIVATE BOXES PACKAGES OF 1 To be h PROPRIETORS... dat ail the Dit, KAIINS MAGNIFU BROADWAY. cy 6 MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 CHANFKAU AS KI? MATINEE: TO-DAY. MATINER, PIANOVFORTES ee LADY WILL DISPOSE OF IIE SRILLIANT AND powerful toned 7 ovewine | Panolurtiy 1B tag "A. BARUAIN F sn WOOD Weber seven otave overstrung I eles ratiad Cote inera: goad ay new; worth $700, (9F teas than $200, ato! and "38 ct ‘Third ann rong 4 T WOLF BROS, 8% BROADWAY, BETWEEN NIAK teenth nuit Twente streets Mray inane oa Plaga Diamante, Watches, Jewe' ht All porsonal property bush ness strictly confidential, Pianos #9 at Dar: NEW SEVEN ( Tas, sli tuwpro hall ees DISK, box 132 H R CASH=A SP omeets, at a bargnin, fur bal? camh w Iments. “Addrews MBRCHAN JL ROSEWOOD FIANO, ONLY ‘#100; AN arved legs, overs rung base ty sircet, near Broadway. OOTAVE, ROGEWOUD AGRARES A —RLEUANT 1 Pi ements, $250, cash or munthly A. int B catton Das Lee 13 BERGE, Plano- forte Wareroums 18 East Fourts ct atreot, “LARGE STOCK OF PIANO! ZA. rent or sell cheap; rent all MM. MERBRELL SU A? dor cash: oF sold on instalment on purchase. a MAKERS, TO si Fead Call at 143 Fourth avonae ) “A MAGNIFICENT adit ROS Woon PIANoFORTE A. shr'nales mase orders cetrbe tay het; ‘modern irmprovements : used tre 190 on oat a Room Furniture, covered satla for #75. Superb Drawing hrocatel, Etageres, Paintings, Brontes, robwood, waicnt Chamber Furniture; Stiverware, Carpets; property tamily leaving city, 38 Went Fifternth atreat, near Fitth avenue. i ND FOR SALE BY INSTAL A. Biakos ro Liisd AND BY INSTAL ante f9¢ ten "bal meres art rent a ne archasing, You wisi ther fig the, Instroment anit gat atom ut vt atten 4 CO, 48 and 60 Bast Twenty-third street. Ly Tite ineteen| fe" une only sure Ryuare and upright BY 08, PIANOS MANUFACTURED 14 Fi Tame! qi trade Invited to call at 428 West mreet, between Ninth and Te a ANOS, NELODEONS AND ORGASS OF NEW AND d it hers at to: of uitarent makers ee Watney oa PIANoroutE, SPLENDID, UsreRUMany, i a0 P Vave, rosewood case, wed for 50; Biol, Covery Muse Rack 5 Yet Te Bedroom Set cents 1 ee park Wee uo Bearjouce i) West Tweuly-l ue. street, near Sixth ]Q OsBW00D BEY OCTAVE FU Lag MATING ] erairung rons eon Beyer ey atkns eae CNS Maoiou a $225.2 “evn stare A ana os iilamsburg