The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1872, Page 11

~ HORRIBLE OHILD MURDER. \A Woman Beate Her Little stepdaughter to Death. [From the St. Joseph (Mo.) Herald, June 4.) | Last Friday the people of Villisca, lowa, were shocked by the report that achild had been murdered ‘gbout six miles north of the town by its infuriated ‘and jealous stepmother. Subsequent investigation proved the correctness of the report, and shows that @ most infamous crime has been committed ‘the details of which are most sickening and horrify- ing. An eye witness to some of tho tragic clrcum- ‘Btances says:—A man named Bilis Grimth, who lives upon rented farm some five or #ix miles north of Villisca, has had @ little girl, some five Years old—a daughter bya first wife—living with , bim, he having been divorced and remarried some 'thme ago. This child has been for some time the innocent object of the wrath and vengeance of Its parents, and on Wednesday last the wife of Grimth ‘and stepmother to the Lttle girl, upon some pre- (tended cause, set upon the child with a switch, and having beaten her for some time seemed not to be watisfied with that mode of unishment, Produced a blacksnake whip with a heav: stock and beat the object of her wratl moss unmercifully until tired out, and ry seemingly hed gyn with rage, with the endishness of a wild beast she struck her now roeraee victim several severe and what proved be fatal blows upon the back of the head, crush- Ang the skull at each blow. Not satisfled with her rork she then sprang upon the child with her feet it lay yeaa. upon the ground before her and jtamped it with the heels of her shoes, breaking he bones of the shoulders and making uel looking ‘contusions on its breast. A young gi if Nancy rs by namo, was living in the family at that ‘Mme, and when the infuriated woman was beating el child with the whip she attempted to interpose its behalf, but the wife quickly silenced her by 4 pistol from her pocket and threatening tn ‘the wickedest manner possible that if she raised a hand to interfere or attempted to leave the prem- dues she would shoot her. Being a timid girl she subsided. When the woman had completed her work of ‘Meath she coolly threw its senseless form to the ‘door, Its head striking the jam, and told the girl to ‘Wash the blood from its body and redress it, and then she could call one of the neighbors. Mrs. Wil- liam Stewart, who lives not far distant, was ac- foordinaty, called, The child lived about an hour, remaining insensible all the time. The girl, Miss Sagers, was in the meantime threatened with death at the hands of this most inhuman savage, in case Bhe divulged the cause of the child’s death, and put ito her mouth another story as to the origin of the child’s injuries. S | The woman seems to have exhibited the same ‘Spirit of relentless flendishness until the child was actu dead, for while it was dying she gave vent to her feelings by kicking it as it lay upon a pallet ‘on the floor of the house. +, 48 s00n as the neighbors came in they suspected the cause of the condition of the child, A physician was sent for, and after the child’s death a coroner's inquest was held, which developed the facts that have been related above, and the woman was ar- ‘ated for murder, \, From the actions of the busband and father when ‘he returned Lome from tne field where he had been at work it is inferred that he was in sympathy with his wife in patting to death the child, and he has been arrested for complicity in the murder. The woman is rough and coarse in her conversa- tlon, swears like a trooper and seems incapable of human sympathy. The former wife of Griffith is said to have pro- cured @ divorce from him for adultery, and was Awarded the ht to the possession of the child nd compelled him to support it. Still he retained it and since married this woman. Lately the former wife gave them notice that she wanted the little girl, but would expect him to furnish means for its sapport, as she herself was poor and unable to care for it, This seemed to fill the mind of the ew wife with a determination to prevent, and she ias succeeded, in the manner we have indicated, The family not long since removed to that vicinity from Colorado. The woman has been in the habit of carrying a loaded revolver about her | person and is a practised hand in usingit. The rome ad the appearance of being an inoifensive ature, ' INSTRUCTION, T DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 875 Broadway, corner Elzhteenth street—RSpecial lessons in Business Writing, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, &c., will given day andeyening all summer, to prepare pupils ractically for business. Special attention paid to ladles. entlemen can secure private rooms. Two private desks for boys vacant. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2 FOURTH AVENUE, opposit’ Cooper Institute. Bookkeeping, Writin ‘Arithmetic and Lancuages; separate ladies’ department day and evening; telegraphy taught practically ; demand Sor operators; no vacation. \CHOOL WANTED.—A LADY (EPISCOPALIAN) OF experience ip seminaries and her own schools would rent an established senool at a moderate sum in im. Mediate vicinity of New York. Address box 29) Post office, Brooklyn, N. ¥. Fs SALE—A House in chase sum requil Swi a BOR os Wal NEW YORK HEKALD, MONDAY, ——————— CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. nnn ~~ Bast Side. FREE REGISTER, WITH PARTICULARS OF 2.000 ‘Houses and Building Lots for sale and let, A &c., gratis. Al Lot k, Pei ee ft Pine street and 220 Filth avenue, ” NEW FIVE STORY TENEMENT Basi Gexenteonth street; only a pars First or Second Mortga; in Parmaens, Inquire of T. Koi R SALE CHEAP—A HANDSOME FOUR STORY brown atone House, Thirty-first street ; near fourth st tl quire of SUNN 2a Broadway.” furnished or unfurnished, 231 East location ; also three Lots on Sixty- for sale eheap. In- West Side, A. TINE, LARGE sTORE, Murray street, great bargain, Five stories and good basement. Inguite QE Pifteetes as Broce ware jew York. A —HOUSES ON FIFTH AVENUE (SOME CORNERS) Hit street, 4 stree' ree and at fy nd Pith stroe oa Poowtny wtreots :—8 Vv. K STENENSON & 4 U1 Pine street and226'Fifth avenue. th street, Mth street, h street, 49th street, 56h street, ets, fron! Central Park. 873. AVENUE AND GRAND BOULEVARD LOTS FOR saie.—Al Sixty-second, and 145th streets, V. street and 226 Fifth avenue. Grand Boulevard Lota at lowest rates, at wenty-Brab, Highty-second, Ninety-nibth K. BIEVEN ENSON & SON, 1 Pine BRUOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND To LET. QENOVAL OF TH HERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM 8T. OFFICE OPEN FROM CARRIERS’ AND AG A.M, TILL &P. M, ) DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 EN FRONT STRELT, BROOKLYN. OR SALE—$0,000, te. Now Real E: strike will c Wich pays only 6 und Which 36,000, $6,800 wil purch 80 property to advance better investment than savings hanks, $0,000, $0,000.—BARGAINS IN is the time to buy. The elght-hour 26 ver cent over per cent interest. ase two and three Sriory sik Houses, containing every modern improvement; splendt location, 10 rooms each, in Nineteenth ward, convenient for parties and Williamsburg ness in New York; terms half cash. 0. V. HOLCOMB rooklyn, loing, bus E Rees 80,000, Broadway, Broo! j}OR SALE—ON EAS’ ure, a Countr: fruit; large house and healthy location. Apply ington street, New York. Seat, near Prospect Park, Brookly six miles from Fulton. fer TERMS AND AT A LOW FIG- n, y; 1% acre of land;’ plenty. o ouibnildings; the best of water; to or address OWNER, 199 Wash- OR SALE OR RENT—VERY LOW, THREE STORY brick House, % Unton stree' complete order; 201 Broadway, or STEPHENSON, kiyn. rovements ; Apply to 8. IRELAND, ‘Court street, Bi WESTCHESTER HOUSE PO LET—AT FORDHAM; FURNISHED OR unfurnished; beautifully located’; 11 rooms; I le; house modern and ii complete order; family only; rent moderate, Ir, 664 Third near Court; modern tm. possession immediately COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO RENT, Inquire of T. J. DU OR BALE—ON THE within 1% mile of improved Plage of about two acres, N LONG ISLAND BOUND, ; House ; 20 rooms: also Hou: and land, SPOFFORD BROTHERS & C Harlem Brid, 10_ INVESTOR! SOUTHERN BOULEVARD AND the Harlem Bridge, a handsomely BROWN, Boulevard 10 Room PLOTS OF Land, 8, 4 and 22 acres; also lots in the lower part of Westchester county, loca @ where property. is rapid rising in value and will be part of the city in a few years, prime paying investnen 18. TCHET?, No, 2 New Chambers street. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY #0R .,, mate—for papers a SALE OR TO RENT. LL WANTING FARMS—GOOD SOIL, MILD dress C, K, LANDIS, Vinel: furnished x ferry; one of the York. ApRly, to E, DUN or HAMILTON & CO., 92 T NEW BRIGHTON.—TO LET, THREE VILLAS, nd unfurnished; moderp improvements; aces near New most charming ‘0. 8 Pine street, CAN SNIFFEN, Front street. x, At SARATOGA, To let, several fi §. LESTER, or of A. T, STEWART’: , IN GRAND UNION HOTEL.— Inquire of Judge CHAS. Agent, between 12 and 8'P.M., Broadway and Chambers street. T ELIZABETH.—A BARGAIN.—FOR SALF. CHEAP, the Proporty situated on Second street consisting of House and ark, pa rtieulars. 13 Heal Porites, the ‘or further E. R, KELL posite the P. A. Large and“clegant stock, at ouF new wa Tnion square, corner of Fourth dyenue and Sev. street. PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manut afevery variety of Slate work, plain and ornamental. KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZIN + Works, 134, 136 East Eighteenth street.—Marble ant Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monuments, Ar prices thatdety competition. Marble Turning tor the trade. —REMOVAL.—SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE MAN- | A. tels, Wood Mantels; the finest assortment ever of- forod inthis city, at out new and spacious warerooms, v ty ry 220 and 222 West Twenty-third st re B. STEWART & CO. LABER & CO., MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 223 WEST Ss. fly-first street, between Broadway and Eighth ave- ‘nue.—Marble and Marble jantels, Monuments, Head- stones, in large varieties, cheapest In city. Designs on applicatio: - bj Fs caching AND LONDONERS. LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA TELEGRAM GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE, bat AWAY, Stock of any kind, out of fashion. it therefore unsalable, Willhear ofa purchaser by addressing CABH, box 18d | Herald Uptown Branch ofM@, 1,265 Broadway. None need address but those stating the kind of article and the price | fit, which must be positively very low. FURNITURE. $8 THAN HALF ORIGI- oly: magnid for T PRIVATE SALE FOR L nal cost—Property of family leaving Zent Pompadour sain brocatel Parlor Suit, cost $180; one do. $100; Marie Antoinette Parlor’ Suit in satin, i, tor $25; Deautiiul Turkish Suit, two colored Jost TTR tassel edst OUD, fur $20; walnut reps Sults, 805 ‘and $50; Carpets 50c. per Yard up" Planoforte, Stool and Cover, cost $750, for $275; Mirrors, Curtains,’ Paintings, Bronzes, Alaska’ Vases, Chamber Suits In walnut, rose- wood and painted; Mattresses, Buffet, Extension Table, &c,, at a great sacrifice, 2562 West Forty-second strect, be: tween Seventh and Eigith avenues. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale property family, leaving city— Buperb Di Room, Buits, covered satin brocatel, cost for $200; one do., $150; d ; rosewood Fianoforte, 900, for $275; ‘irrors, vet, Brussels Carpets, it “Paintin, Bronzet Clock: rnaments, Silverware, Eeatoes, Cazes cen ocak eR ot Eecates Hodatoads’ Wardrobes, ensuite, style’ Louis XTV.; Mat ltremsen, Bedding, Furniture servants’ apartments, at ‘aif cost. Call betore purchasing elsewhere, 38 West Poth sc, tioar Beh 3 HOUSEKEEP- RIVATE FAMILY, DECLINING ing, will sell their elegant Household Furniture, Jarpets, magnificent 7% octave Pianoforte, Mirrors, Pa: Jor suits covered in riclt satin, covering cost ‘one for $150; rep Suits $40; Bedroom Suits, | Whole complete furniture In lots to suit cash purchasers! roasouable offer refused. Call at private residence 12) | ‘est 23d st., between Gth and 7th avs. IQUE AND MODERN 8ECOND HAND FUR mA of every deseription constantly on hand at JAMES GRAHAM'S, 190 Third avn between Seven- feonth and Eighteenth streets, Furniture bought and ‘exchanged. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE ind Bedding, at the lowest cash prices or weekly outhly: instalments, at O'FARRELL'S Warehouse, 200 Fighth avenue, corner Twentieth street RARE CHANCE FOR CASH—AT PRIVATE RESI- c dence 124 West 20th st. between th anit ith ays, lor Suits, $75; rep Suits, $40; Bedroom Suils, $4, an {g00 lots cheap for cash. (arate, Furniture, is, Bedding. &c. nents taken by the woek or month, Terms easy. KELLY & C0., corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixih aveliue. URNITURE; VINE — FURNITURE, cheap ; inlaid black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ta: oa, AC. also a lot of Landgeer's and Herring's Proof | ege Sicel Engtavings, elegantly framed; Ol Paintings, ‘Yan Severdonk, Kuxvosseg aind others, aa well us ine romos, at less than half their cost. Call at M7 Lexitg- weniue date Hickory streev, near Marcy avenue, yn. ‘FOR SALE—LARGE CASE, IN WALNUT AND laurel; pigeon holes numbered from 1to 100. hand. ‘eome railing, walnut and ash, 18 feet tong. desirable par. fitions, with two doors, walnut and glass; French Clock. eee ee and walnut Wardrobe; separately or to- gether, at half value, W2.Broadway, first for, rear OR SALE: lee. SPPURNITURE AND CARPETS ON EASY TERMS—aT B, M, COWPERTHWAIT & 1 Chatham et; an immense stock of every description Parlor, iniog Room and Bedroom Furniuire, in, great varlety | pels, olicloths, Mattresses, Bpring "Beds, ke. Weekly nd monthly payments tal rgains for Cas! oa LY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, ding, & ultare, Bedding, Sy ALY & OUNNINEHAM, 3% nnd 386 Third avonuo, near Twenty-eixhth sweet Prices lower than any ovaer house in tue ‘olty, | T NYACK, ON THE A class Houses for sale, on tl yack; all modern, Improvements ‘ACK, box 5,04 Post office. nearly op: two Lota, « inguire on the premises, or of Estate office, Second street, op- HUDSON,—THREE NEW FIRST iver; best location in | termis to suit. Address N A VILLAGE FARM Lon fa in Ouse, ZOOd and SHU’ Jersey City. Island.—Plenty frult, go barn an or market garden; iIroad y Y& , 73 Cedar street, or S17}g Elghth street, ACRES FOR 84LB_ ON ell, large cistern, outbuildings; splendid | mile on railroad. Apply to | OF 20 A stores, dc. ‘ood last year's crops in building, fine atc farming wensi tools, all extra crops in and on farm; Is ani house partly furnished; minutes from New York SPLENDID FARM, 70 ACRES, RICH SOIL, Joining depot and pleasant villaze, large Mansion House, 12 rooms, outbuildings, AD- hurch, schools, with ull the one hour ten ad; can be tine location New Jersey Ral Ver; by Dought ata bargain; large portion of purchase money can be left on the 1arm; VOORHEES & STRY CHOIC acres, HOME: ween Pla Hufldings, fruits, &c.; very cheap. , at both places, KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway. Houses, & ENDID FARM res, ne ings, fruits, & erty, A for sale KELL FURNISHED street. OBBS' FERRY.TO LET, A FINE HOUSE Carriage Honse wn; hot and cold ne OCK PROPERTY IN NEWARK, River, suitable, for brick or coal W. HOJER, Duane st Now Bi HOUSE 10 1 located, near depot: well shaded improvements, in Plainfield, S. J. Address M., 379 ‘d, for sale or Ie: THUst be seen to be appreciate KE Nasi tr: room 22 ZAD PARM OF @ OR 89 futield and Metuchen, N. J.; good Also, Cowatry Seats, AND COUNTRY SEAT OF 10) wick, N. J.; fine Inrge build. cheap, or exchange tor city prop: LY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway PLE. ud al SANTLY | modern ‘ar depot acre of «1 ine _view of F 7 Pine atre J., ON PASS nufnctory, sawinill, lumber, lt Apply to GEORGE reet, New York. NGLEWOOD,—FOR, Houses, feres to exchange for'a Cottages, Lots, &>., at bargains. CHANGE, lace of & ijn house; several others SAL Bro for city property ; a flug furnished Residence (0 let, low, h for the suminer, also of KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broad wa: era. OR SALE—ONE OF dences on Staten. Is rovements; § acres beautifully laid ont; desirably Ic ed; 144 miles from la Rished it desired: OR SALE—DELIGH carriage terms to accommodate house, &c., three-quart THE MOST ELEGANT RESI- sland, with all the modern. im- a ndinj ‘owner going to Europ ost over $00,000; ture DARRIN, 5) Brond street. TRUL RESIDENCE, M4 ROOMS, r were, fine Iewny Well shaded, fronting the bay ; good bathing ; flve minutes walk from ferry, Staten WURD reat premises, AVING TAKEN TE sell a nice new Place and barn, 20,000 strawbe! assortment of all other fi sale low, on easy term: Vesey street. nuit AL UNTLY STATION, SUMMIT, Tsiand ; $13,000. “DARRIN, 5) Broad. KILL, THE Thqtitre on the 05 Liberty stree 1K TIVOLI WOTEL I WISH TO f six acres; good new house rries, 400 cherry, currants and an good roorus at the hotel for we rr . COOPER, Tivolt Hotel, Dutchess county, N. 4, DY owner, A. EWBU residence for sale house has modern im! choice fruits and flowers LEONARD, Newburg, KAO FARM FOR stock, crops, &c.; 1% miles of ‘Md., midway county, fon high arm, a chang vil ining the abo Lots and Villa Plots as tly he IT. ETIENNE PARK, LONG ISLAND. ID erry ; best location river vie provements; new brick stabl: j terms easy, Address G, SALE thens! Station, Cecil between Philadelphia and 'Baltl- tenant house and extensive ew; 11,000 peach trees; situ aithy." Also ® good 19 acro Iminediate possession ; no ex. Wb. M. HOWARD, in the new French settle- for sale ment known as St. Etienne Park, delightfully situated on the Bay; to $100 per ‘he new railroad from Jersey ¢ inne Park within 3 tly Inatal- will bring Himinutes of the foot of Liberty t and pwarda (mo sireet, New York, when these lots will bring as inany thousands as they ai phiet maps apd ‘pi jassau street. 0 LET~FURNISHE rooms, No.4 Pager yer mont! et Wengen JEWEET, JENS Keepate. $400 a year. now ‘worth hundreds. For jan. ulare apply to H. J, BEGLY, 29 D noUs row, Mill treet, Pouglikeepsi inquire of or address No. 6 Montgomery street, Pough- 10 LET—FOR THE nished House, with SEASON, AT NEWPORT, FUR- 15 rooms and bathroom; terms moderate. Apply to JACOB J, STORER, No. 8 Summez street, Boston. (0 LET—LARGE SUMM Oe EX CoUNGs, Nez daily necess! good fishing, e foot of Chambers street, a beantiful ‘on the Passnic River: dance of old shade trees; fine views; bathing, SHSTER SATTERTHWAITE, 10 Pine stroet. 4c. ; rent tA NEW JERSEY, 0 MINUTES PROM THE possession, Address OW 10 LET—1 D, G pahien, aRS, bor untry Pisce farntshed; atun- fishing. ouse complete, 98; Oy igs Raiir Tr mou! Darien, Coum, RENT FURNISHED—A BEAUTIFUL Wh all the modern improvements; HOUSE, \ghivorh sed te fied; neighborhood firs ‘he New York an to a destrable fenant MELVILLE B. MEAD, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Vues FOR SALE OR TO RENT—BEAUTIFULLY situated at Throgg’s Neck; bave water fronts on chester Bay; views are extremely fine; plenty of trees; Pa | healthy; se to a pleasant, at e new ie any; ‘ort tlroad run adjacent Also to rent, turuished, Wontar Man- sion, at Throgg’s Neck, wi unt” attached, includ! {slauid and dock; terms and prices re: ‘ 1 Chambers street sgelinaaes saute va ashe 35, PER MONTH, VERY LOW RENT, UNFUR- et) nished.—To lot in Elizabeth, via New Jersey ‘entral Railroad, or by boat from toot of Cedar street, @ nice House, containt seven rooms; ino pleuty of gar- den; will let to a ea party, unfurnished ; permanent. |. Apply on premises, Second street, between. ‘and Livingston, or address W. HENRY, Herald office, Ten minutes’ walk from Elizabethport depot, or three, minutes trom steumboat; less than one hour from y FOR SUMMER RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, Cecvaney, Jocated, on the Shrewsbury Riv near Red Bank, # pleasait drive from Lo Bran to let for the 2. nguire of WM. A. LEWIS, 14 Hud. sou street, Jersey City, N. J. $5. 00 WILL PURCHASE A FINE FRUIT AND . vegetable Farm, 51 acres; stock, farming utensils, &c.; 80 miles_in Jersey; good buildings; terms easy. T. H, BORLAND, 12 Chambers street. TALANTAS AND LONDONERS. LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-DAY, FULL PARTICULARS THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAC! Fi e © = = REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. (A. GENTLEMAN HAVING 4 FINE PLACE OP 534 acres in Westchester county, 50 minutes from Grand Central Depot, houses with all the modern improvements, and 8 minutes’ walk from depot, will exchange for ao House in the eclty, hetween "rhirteth and Fourtieth streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues, and pay $10,000 in cash int arranging difterences in Values, Address WESTOHESTER, Horald office, giving location, price and full partioulars of property offered, BARGAIN,—20% AORES WISCONSIN LAND FOR sl oF will exchanwe for property near DY; Stle J ‘ost fect; cannotbe excelled, Address HALL, box 4,714 office. T TOM'S RIVER, N. J.—AN ELEGANT MANSION and outbuildings, with nine acies Iand, laid out in an elaborate manner, cost $91,000; will be sdid at a bar- ain or exchanved for desifable property. Photographs, . at K, W. BALL'S, 80 Cedar street YOUNTRY STORE, WITH SOME LAND, WANTED— / (New Jersey préterred) in exchange for a handsome brick House {n Brooklyn price, furnistied, $10,000. . FO Y, 12 XCHANGE FOR TENEMENT OR OTHER PROP. 1," orty—Kight Lots, on I3lst street, hetween the Boule- vard and Tweltth avenue ; a party desiring to hold lots for rise will fd here a bargain, GOODENOUGH & WEBER, 111 Broadway, {1OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD TENEMENT Property—The new first class three story high stoop brown stoue House, 13% Kast Sixty-fifth street, near Lex- ington avenue, 20x60x100; possession Immediately. Appl; toll: DENIBUS, JR., 167 Greenwich street, corner of Dey. EQORGIA TIMB LANDS WANTED—FOR CITY A, Property: Jersey Farm, for & and city Dwelling ; $190,000 Worth of Brooklyn Property, uneucumbered, to exchange. RUFUS Ky McHARG, TT Codar atreet. [PXREovee. PROPERTY IN NEW YORK AND BROOK- lyn to exchange for Clty Lots or Land in New Jersey welllocated. Apply to BRADLEY & CURRIER, 54 Dey st. 10 EXCHANGE.—I_ WANT A GOOD FARM, WORTH about $10,000, within $0 miles, for which I will give a well established stationery, music and fancy goods business, or if quite desirable, will purchase for cash and mort icC,, 40L Washington Market, or RICHARDSON, berty street. 10 EXCHANGE—FOR CITY OR BROOKLYN PROP- erty,a fine Country Seat, in the very centre of the village of Portchester, Westchester county, on new avenue to White Plains; within five minutes’ walk of the Port- chester Railroad depot; large mansion house; all im- provements, with carriage house, &c., &c.; flue garden, orchard and about 10 acres land,’ For terms, &e., apply toW. K, PEYTON, 272 Bowery, ‘Tho attention of agents is invited. __REAL ESTATE WANTED. {ARM WANTED.—WANTED, A SMALL FARM IN A healthy location, with buildings, &o., N¢ York or New Jorsey. Address M. L., box 1,462 Po: N.Y. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. Ou DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, Tho General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships, between New York and Havre, calling at Brest. The splendid vessels on this fhyorite route for the Con- tinent will sail from pier 8) North River, as follows ST. LAURENT, Lemarle katurday, J WASHINGTON, VILLE DE PARI Price of passage in gold dneluding wine), 'O BREST OR HAVR! First Cabin, $125; Second Cabin, $75, Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. American travellers golng to or returning from the Con- tinent of Europe, by taking the steamers of this line, avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of wssing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble aud expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. NMAN LINE—FOR QUE ‘OWN AND LIVERPOOL. Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail ag fol- CITY OF WASHINGTON ‘Thursday, June 18, 10 A. M. UTY OF BROOKLYN. y, June 15, 12 noon ary 2 P.M. i Rates of Passage. ble in gold. Payable in currency. 975) Stecrdze........... 80] To London....... ” To Paris. rwarded to Havr Norway and Denmark at reduced ra ‘Tickets can he bought here at moderate rates by per- sons wishing to send ior their friends. Through bills of lading given ou shipments of goods to Havre and Antwerp. Draits isstied at lowest rates, Vor furthog Information apply at the Company's office. JOHN GA DALE, Agent. 15 Broadway, N. ¥. 38 kes aei sec Hamburg, Sweden, AONARD LT BRITISH AND NORTH AMERT- J can Royal Mail Staamships, between New York and Liverpool, cailing wi Cork Harbor. i w York. | From Ne ALGERTA,. .Sat'dy, J PARTHIA,' Rattdy, J Hi rom 3 SCOTIA -Wed'day, June 12 Wed'day: June 19 “Wed'day, June 23| OALABRIA, Satdy AL Wed July 3) ABYSSINIA..Sat’ CUBA Wed'day, July 10} BATAVIA... .Satdy, July 1s And every followlng Wednesday and Saturday, trom Now York. Rates of passage—Cabi: 100 and 139, gold, aceord- ing to aceommodation. ets to Paris, $15, old, nd ditional. Return tickets on favorable terms.’ Slecrage, $9), currenc Steerage tic from Liverpool, and Queenstown and all parts of Bu {lowest rates, Through bills of lading given tor Beltast jascow, Havre, Antwerp an other orts ou the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For tand cabin passage apply at the company's office. No.4 Rowling Green, for steerage passage, at Il Broad utd , Trintt Ri a NHARLES G. FRANCKLYS, Agent, NEW YORK, UEENSTOWN: hite Stat ‘ an from lock, forry, Jersey -y Saturflay ; from Liverp very Thursday, t Cork the day followin, The thnest and fastest ships afloat. Stecrage passage curreney, Diafts trom £1 upwar Aly at ¢ pany’s office, 19 Broadway, or to. O'DONOVAN HOSS 3 Broadway, op- Castle Garden. Wits, STAR LINE. New York, Cork. and Liverpool. powered greaurstilps, the largest ip the world, 1 BALTIC, MAJESTIC, | ADRIATIC, L CELTIO, ATLANTIC, 6,000 tons burden, 8,01 horse power each. Salling from New York on Saturdays, from Liverpool on Tharylaye, ealling at Cork Harbor viel way. ATLANT:! M. wand fuil- RE ADRIATIC, Juty 6 From the White’ Star Dock, F Passenger accommodations {¢ combining aatety, speed and comfort. aloons, staterooms smoking room and bathrooms in on, Where least motion is felt, Surgeons aud stewardesses accompany these steamers Rates—Saloon, $ in gold; steerage, $30 in currency. Those wishing to send tor friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $33 cur- ‘assengers hooked to or from all parts of America, aris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, China, Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates. Draits trom £1 upward For. inte company's office, 19 Broadway, ation apply at the ing issted through to Continent t lading issued through to Contine orts, cambibanandacginaeiaan A tet iy’ ISMAY, IMRIE 4 CO., 10 Water street, Liverpoo No. 7 Bast India avenue, Leadenhall street, London. TATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIP WEE. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, PORTNIGHTL FROM LONDON DIRE To Queenstown and Liverpool. from piers 44 and 47 North River. CANADA, Webster, Saturday, June 15, at Il A. Mf, TOULAND, Bragg, Saturday; June 22 918 P.M. pO YR" ‘gan, Saturday une 29, at 12 Bay tO LONDON DIRECT. THE QUEEN, Thomas, Wednesday, June 19, 2:39 P.M, HELVETIA, Griggs, Wednesday, Jilly 3, at P.M. Cabin passaye. ater ‘and $75, currency. Steerage... ¥ co pcresese es 2M, Currency, Prepaid Steeraze Tickets trom Liverpool, Queenstown, Londonderry, Gikegar’ oF London, ss SUPTOCY, | ans ‘or further iniormation apply at the Company's office, Broadway. PS HURST Manage REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES. ANCHOR LINE Steamers sail from New York every Wednesday and Saturday, Passengers booked and forwarded to and from ali rail- way stations in Grent Britain, Ireland, Germany, Norway, Sweden or Denmark and America as safely, ‘speedily, comfortably and cheaply ay any other route of line, THE NEW DEPARTURE: PXPRESS STREAMERS. EXTRA STRAMERS. EUROPA ASSYRIA.....Wed., June 12 ANGLIA. Sat OLYMPIA. ||| Wed: June 19 INDIA... Sat. Tyne ALEXANDRIA. Wed Jun CALIFORNEA.. Sub. July 6 | TOWA <aWed., July AUSTRALIA ...Sat., July 1b | TRINAGRIA. Wed, July COLUMBIA... #at, July 20 | BRITANNIA, .Wed., July 17 At noon, from plef 29 North River, New York. Currency ates of phssage to London, Liverpool Glasgow or Derry Py Woddcaduy's stoamers,’ $70: y chaturday’s stoame and $75; excursion tick ‘g} $120; interinediate, $33; wornge, $2. Certificates at lowest rates can be bought ero tor Khoxo wishing ty send for their friends, p! oi ny's oMoes, Auply atthe company ENDEWSON BROTHERS. No, T Bowlim Green, # the City Hall, New York, and 2 State street, oppo- | JUNE 10, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. EUROPEAN ALTIC mg ti FOR HULL DIRECT.—THE LADWORTH, Captain Ti NEW Al mas E. Gauge, ft salt tor the wi ris. he pore Port on ‘Tuesday, June I, at noon, having First cabin, rassage, only first cabii at taking passengers fron Cherbourg aud Hamburg. weond cabin, $73. Btecrage, $9, payable in United States gold. by oor CO. r 61 Broad sireet, Sy. THE GERMANIA will sail, as an 16, 1872, PRB RG, T & RAMME EB HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET © 3 b ings yt PACKET COMPANY'S Captain A. Barends, will sail en Thursday, June 18, 187%, shi Housatra, P. M., tor Hamburg, New York to Plymouth, $120. ©. B. RICHARD & General Passenger Agents, W Broadway, New York. eu. Gl Broalwass NY. xtra stenimer, June suberige aoummodtisn at Bee PORE CTY, London, nOAS, ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STF. N' FOR SOUTH. se ee The steamship WESE: gallon Saturday, June 1s, RATES OF com MPTON AND BREMEN, Captan W. at 2 Pa foot of Third street, Hoboken, to be follow Ree ORI CARE Ea ered BY MeAIAnIp PASSAGE, TO ‘Tuesday, J ‘NITED STATES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS- wwwn and Liverpool. Salling every Wednesta WYOMING, Whineray. ine 12, at 10 A. M. MINNESOTA, Morgan une 19, at 3 P.M, ai rom Pier 4é North River, ‘abin passage, old; steerage, , currency. bs Br a Ue, $85. gurfency: is Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor- way and Sweden, 40. Drafts on Ireland, England, Franco and Germany at lowest rates, Litaws # ACTON, 29 Broadway. Willigerod, will from Bremen pler, LONDON, Vi N LONDON, “HAVRE AND OELRICHS & CO., Agents, No. 2 Bowling ures PANY, une 13. sailon First Cabin Stgerage.. WILLMA! street. ‘The steamship Second Cabin. ‘or freight gi assuage ap JNITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU, J ramparts of the Department of Btate Isyued by A. O. TH, United States Court House, 41 Chambers ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY for Southampton and Bremen. ANOVER, Captain F. Heinbeck, will Tuesday, June 4, at2 P. M., from Bremen pier, foot of Third strect, Hoboken, to be followed by steamshl HERMANN, Contain G. Reichmann, on Saturda: RATES OF P, BRE ayable in gold or ity SSAGE. TO LONDON, HAY: eal han . BErkrons 4 co. 0 uivalent in currency. Agents, ‘No. 2 Bowling Gree June, AND 120 2 wo | FICIAL, h B hag=t' tained Notary, &e. PAciFIo those date: with st pier, foot of CALIFOR: CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT ‘0 KINGSTON, JAMAICA; SANTA MARTHA AND GREY- TOWN, AND PACIEIO COAST OF MEXI Gray will leave pier 42 N tor spinwall, vin, fapaston, Jam., connecting leamer ARIZONA, [UNITED STATES PASSPORT AGENCY.—A, STATES GOVERNM. mn Washington in 86 hours, F. Broadwa. _COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. HIP COMPANY'S LINE TO MAIL STEAM: TA, JAP. VIA'PA ‘AN AND CHINA, AMA, CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU, AND CHILE. Steamers leave 15th and 30th each month, except when fall on Sunds eamer HE WY then the RY CHAU ortly River, at 12) o'eloc a day previ NOE Ci Captain auth Pacitle porta. Canal street, x. BABY T PASSPORTS OB- corner Franklin street. touching at Ac pulco, Manzanillo and Mazatlan, and also connecting for all Central American and 1 for last-named ports received until 4 P. M. of Jume 13, ‘An extra steater will leave San Francisco for Japan and China. For rates of passage, all further Information apply at company's oft une 15, 1872, freight and T, Welch, late chiet of Passport Bureau, Department of State, Washington, D. C., Agent, 244 Broadway. 1, KING, 60, Pan Freight on the Agent and St, For freigh' Louls, tons, app TTY OF M SLEOPATR. ITY OF M > For freight GOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The steamship GEO. Gager, will leave pier N June 16, at 3 o'clock P. Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Mobile Fouls. Cabin passage, $5); steerage, $25, Fo NEW ORLEANS DIR from pler No.6 North Ri Freight received icksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. © having superior accommoda- For freight or passa frton YREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broad OPATRA, Phillips (Havana on! For freight OF pasa sailing regularly ever f COLUMBIA, Ca MORRO CASTLE, Cup CRESCENT CITY, Capt. J. B. Bi For treight or puissago apply to ing at Key West, ci he Al steamship. ( River, will | gh bills of lad falveston, Houston and Henderson and BB. Ry Railroad. The well Steamship Line. ASHT. 5 i reight received dali to tor passage apply He CROMWELL & CO,, 86 West CROM MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, rat 5 o'clock P. RN METROPOLIS, ‘on Saturday, June 15. daily, ‘Through rates FRE LINE TO HAVANA. peste e HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ, New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving pier, Rust River, at 3 P.M. direct to Havana. EXICO, Sherwooll............ Tuesday, June 11 A, Phillips (Mavana only). ...Tuesday, June 13, ERIDA, Deaken... . Monday, July 1 STATES MATL TO HAVANA Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, day, at 3 o'clook, North River, else a Iy to RY & CO. Tor passage ap ¢ | 119 Wall str H, MAY W. P.CLYDE & ¢ GTON, Captain EV, North River, on Saturday, iven for St, } Weinesday, July 10 e apply to ‘ XANDRE & SONS, 33 Broadway. i = er (via Nassau) .June 27 DIMOOK, Prosident, 5 Bowling Green, 153 Maiden lane, ye street. P.M. pre: | June 13 June 20 VOR NOW r ld AD snip W Through pa dations une office, 187 Gi Vesti ats aid T ‘Trip ticket oO, River, toot Fare, # cen! 10 cents, connecting Point and Richmond, through bills ¢ TALANTAS AND LONDONE burg, returning «a Connecting for all Steamers, Steamers VAN will leave ns above POINT AND RICTI pany will RFOLK, CITY inion Steamship ¢ th Rive OKE, Col Di w f lading to all point asenger tickets Issued to ints, qualled. Apply at pler 37,or at thi reenwich street, corner of Dey street LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA TE: FU BOAT RACE, ERS’ GUIDE. BY DAY LINE and DANIEL DREW, commencing May 27.— ry street pler at 8:30 A.M. and Thirty fourth 5, landing at Youkers, Tarrytown a yack | a Poughkeepsie, Rhine! Tivoli, Catskill Tudson. ts to s day, $1. inius West and North, TABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LIN ding at Catskill, from pler ‘of Spring street, daily, Sa ts; half state 75 cents, ERBILT and OC with rallroats to ‘all stations W a sir elexant sidewheel stea er, for, Nortolk, ¢ M. | BOATS ©. VIB ons’, West Point, Cornwall and New- Freight at reduced MOND.— despati omme e general 3 | | 44 North, pted. | Catskill ROTICU nd North te SIDE and Bi até PM North, E ™ at Boston Rall and ot Midewheel a Barges pex Grove, / pany and Troy VARIETY BARGES, STEAMBOAT: apply to WM. Excelsior Park, Eauleswood fare 1) cents THOMAS POWELL. lea ve pie foot North Moore street, dally, Saturdays exc i sure connections with all trains goin Tickets sold and baggage checker nakiny and West. fo all’ points on Rensselar and Saratoga and Troy aud roads. EXCURSIONS. her Groves to charter for 6x: BLOOMER & CO., 243 Fron! iteamboat ELIZA HA . H. HAZARD, Jr, OCK, F OR EXCURSIONS—SALOON STEAMER WYOMING, ‘arab Smith, Caledonia, Anna and West street, near Christopher, bali inihecbrege ah gh C Street, Nort o'clock, and utz’s Cotilion ban ti tackle and refreshments can be had on board. NLY REGULAR DAILY BOAT FOR Banks. steamer HUG been fitted up for the excepted, leaving North th ch atre o'clock A. M. ‘he staunch and comnmod JENOT, Oaptain EB. R. Fy ‘Banka, runs anity, trl D4 ew York, 1:8 i Peck allp, Hi River, at_ 8:30; pler 4 i Sundays, Eighth street East Riv will accompany the boat. Oriental Grove and son Raturdays t street. JOR CHARTER—MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND | POF rdays of each week dating season the splendid For particulars h street. Republic, ew" SSETT. FISHING fea going haying I man. ona B office STONISI ¢ HOUSES, ROOMS, & Ww NTED~A 10 CHARTER—FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND PRI- GLENWOOD SHADY SIDE, Apply to CRARY HALLEN- ties, steamers FORT LEE, uth street. mm this City and Brooklyn, FURNISHED ROOM FOR A Address, stating tern Herald otiice. In the Country. RANCH.—WANTED, A FURNISH 4 tage on Ocean avenue, for «mall private tunily, at moderate rent, Address tilis da ay only J., box ____ ASTROLOGY. HING REVELATIONS. ROF. 152 Macdougal, near 4 WANTED. and location, A. C., K 'irvoyant, revents all affairs of Ufo, business, mar: riage, sickness, &o, ‘ourth, SINGLE ED Cort. 5,955 Post EMBLE, YONSL J brings together those separated; gives Inck in love iM DAM visitors: separated Ay and business. AN UNRIVALLED “RO! hh avontie.—Causes speedy marriages sows likenesses: brings togelucr LAIRVOY A! 1 Forty-first treet, near Broad way. MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. voyant, 144 West Fortieth atreet, between Broadway ; Names of | where, 95 West 16th st, near oth av AMUSEMENTS. ‘ALLACK" . Pr Mr, LESTER WALLACK, OPFiotOr an EY EVENINGS powerful drama, until further notice, Boucicault’s THE LONG STR produced with, ai i mpoenie ofteets and ite THE MASTER'S ULTIMATUM. THE MESSAGE BY THE SEA. ‘ THE MISSING WITNESS, ‘A drama of immense emot power, "'—Herald, Unrivalled for stirring actio ‘ ‘The most exciting drama ever writ Full of action and of buman inter HE LONG STRIKE can only be played for a short tine, owing to ‘the necessity for the PRODUCTION OF NOVELTIES, Tn rehearsal, Watts Phillips’ great drama, ‘ON THE JURY, USUALLY POWE! NIC EFFECTS. ADAMS. .Proprietor and Manager which will be presented with an UN FUL CAST, and with NOVEL OOTH'S THEATRE. Mr. EDWIN BOOTIT Fourth w ee of r and LA ENOCH ARDEN, Saturday Matince at | Seats secured at ‘the theatre; al music store, 71 Broadway. OOTH'S THEATRE, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEME! on S UNE 12, at 1: will be extended by Mr. BOOTH tS to the veteran actor, Mr, D. C. ANDERSON, ASAT (IMONIAL OF RESPECT in view of his retirement from this theatre, and the pro- fexsion he has graced for over forty years. For this ocea- sion 11 make MEE EDWIN BOOTH ‘will make his reappearance in the Comed: DON CRSRK DE BAZAN see the entertainment concluding With AMS o'clock. at Ditson & Co.'s MR. EDWIN AD. ‘as ENOCH ARDEN, Kenta anew ie {git act of that play, feats secured at the theatre; also at Di ‘ Music store, 711 Broadway. a0). Bt Ditegn: & 00.'s OWERY THEATRE, WM, B. FRELIGH. MONDAY EVENING, TUNE i0, 1873, an entirely new and original’ drama, in four acts, by Charles Foster, the most SUCCESSFUL DRAMATIC AUTHOR OF TE DAY, entitled, THE SWAMP ANGELS; OR, THE OUTLAWS OF CAROLINA, faithfully depicting the many thrilling’ and exoiting seenes and incidents which befell the adventurous corre- spondent of the NEW YORK HERALD during his recent sojourn among the Lowery brothers. Produced with correct. and appropriate scenery and cast to the full strength of the company. Preceded by the comte farce of the Manager YANKEE DUELLIST. GRAND SWAMP ANGEL MATINEE ON SATURDAY, 2 OK, AT 20 THEATR LAST THRE HUMPTY J ou™ Tuesday, June 1, Monday, Juno 10, Matinee in time 1,000 tme. of the great Benefit of G. L, FOX, Pantomime, H Matinee at 2, Teles |e = HUMPTY 1 Oa DUMPTY, i de weee Tuesday, Juno ll, |*! N|*! Farewell Benen Evening, s| N [+] of Mr. G. L. FOX, 1,001st and positively [+] ¥ |» Matinee ‘and last tine, +) — |+| evening performance, Farewell Benefit ie] F ‘Tuesday, June ll, of Mr, G. L. FOX, Q er seagon will begin on Monday, Allen in Schnelder, supported by rris PHILADELPUIA CONVE Jung 17, hittle’ Mac The sum NHE, NTION, DEC ENTOSt WY GhOKGE FRANCIS TRAIN TONIGHT, 8AM SHARPLEY'S, 585 BROADWAY, Adinission 25 cents to all parts of house. [ATALANTAS AND LONDONERS, LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA TELEGRAM TODA FULL PARTIC oF THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. LARS PIANOFORTES. BROS.’, 27 UNION SQUARE, esiring a first class Piano should not purchase THAI Tho: ore calling at our salesrooms. Tlegant Planos, unrivalled in tone and finish, to please. Y piano warranted as represent as} few Piauos in from rent will be sold at great at prices bargains. A Benoa tn periect or at 660 Broadway. ROSEWOOD “KNABE” grate arrange Vianos, $175, 27 Union square, Broadway ARE 7% OCTAVE ty maker, in use-18 months, ver. Call for 8 days. Pri: etween 6th and 7th avs. LEGANT rved legs, overstrung, (is. Seeond-hay rl 1229, $275: were: oO REDERICK BLUM Cost $90), tor $275: Stool an vate resi w SPLENDID 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE with carved legs, &c.; elegant cover aud stool; city inakers; warranted; ouly 81 Pr & SON, 127 Bleecker street. th st, BEAU YOOD 7 OC'TAY! forte for $125, nearly new; modern improvements, city make ook and Uover in Apply at resi? deice 243 Bast Thirtioth near Third avenue. MAGNIFIC kraud scale, made lo order; celebra: 5 months; cost $0 d, walnut Bi) by Furniture, Chinwware, &o, PIANOFORTE, RAND SCALE ROSEWOOD Steinway Pianoforte for less MAGNIFIC Fianotorte halt cost; also wis, Paintings, Mirrors, W708, Carpets, Chair Dihing Furniture, cheap jor eaal, 252 West For , hear Seventh av. A 120 WEST 23D ST.—BRIL- ¢ ‘rood cornered rosewood. Pinnotorte; city makers; used 5 months; cost Music Stand ; also Parlor Furnilure, Carpets, Chasers. Call this day (Mouday A. BRAUTIFOL PIANO. ONLY $100; A WEBER 714 AX. octave Pianoforte, richly carved ‘legs, overstrung buss, every improvement, cheap tor cash. IDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. LARGE 8TOOK OF PIANO! AA. rentor sell cheap; rent_allowed on purchase, atM, M, MERRELL’S, No. 8 Union squa Xe, is to suit pur T MAKERS, TO. ‘call {LEGANT SE OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- 1) “forte, $75; superb instrument, having carved legs, overstrung bass, a rare bargain for. cnsht JAMES GORDON, 16 Bleecker street, near Macdougal PIANOS, ZONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AN of bost makers, at lower pri for cash + at WATERS! verstrungy imiaetory price every improvement, warranied, $.5),1 jirty-tourth sire R, UABLE, 4/0 Eighth avenue, ty ; MUSICAL, TONIO L. MORA, 0 FOR A AA” church engagement, either in Nbw York or Brook. iyn. Address Y. M. C. A. corner Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue, or 1,247 Broadway, rows 10, 1s and 12, Also a first class baritone. AX MARIAN Gente the Italian ope: per month, during seventh streei, nea’ PROPOSALS, ROPOSALS FOR $949,000, a Stocks of the City of New York. ‘Bealed proposals will be received at the OMee until June I, U en the same Will be publicly opened tor the whole oF any part of the sum of $949,000 of stocks of the city of New York, to wit Additional New Croton Aqueduct Stock, anthorized by chap. 200, Laws of 1370, payable No- verber 1, 140 200,000 authorized q Laws of isl, nv 2 137,00 City'Barks Improvement Fund Stock, anthorized Uy chap. 29), Laws of L871, payable in thirty years. .; . vee 200,000 25,00 Vater Stock of 187,” authorized by chap. 833, see. 6, Laws Of 1870, pay- able November I, 1902. rest at the rate ¢ en othe Ist day of May and vember ine » proposats will state the of stocks de: and the price per one Hundred nnd the person whose proposals are acc upon he reuatred to, deposit with the Chin lain the sums aw to them respectively, together with any premiums thereon. cent p On presenting to the Comptrotior tho receipts of the Char posit the parties will be entitled to receive equal amounts of the par value ofthe stins awarded to thon, bearing interest irom the dates of payment, Each proposal should be seated and endorsed “Pro- cntls (or Stocks of the City of New York,” and enclosed a second envelope, addressed to the Coinptroller. The right is reserved on the partof the rejectany or all of the bids, it, ia his judgment, the in- terests of Une Corporation require it ANDREW H. GREEN, Comptroller. some Derartwent of Finance, Com- , Ju 7 0 CONTRACTORS, Proposals tor Quay Orrick OF THe Com City or Ni THOLLERS OF r No, 2 Excnaxax Cour, Nuw Youk, 3 ibe. re Propeaals sealed and endorved ae’ aloes Wit Me te: ceived by the undersigne ee etn sioners of Quarantine, U sdaleonened, the of June, at whieh thn’ t Ro dncretion 10 Board reserves to ttseli, unite: elect any bid which itmay Hoe doen gic Beenip bade off ven and information Ad specications i uissiouers oF QuaraMUne, oy the Inlerest of a is CH RD SCHELL, I a Eaton $_ quarantine. t OAREY HALL, Mayer of New ¥ howe lon BS. VUW ELL, Seayye ot Broowlyue PIANO- | (165 Fourth ay). | ir anwar — Sa __ RMURET TS, aes U's sovane ragaren SECOND WEEK OF FORTUNIO, A POSITIVE SUOCESS. FORTUNIO, FORTUNIO, FORTUNIO, presented EVERY NIGHT by the brilliant and besucine MRS. JAMES A. OATES, Miss Neilie Allon, Mr. W. H. Crane, Mr. H, T. Allen, Mre H. Ht. Pratt, Mr. G. H. Drew. Mr. ‘A. W. Mailin and the other members of this GREAT COMPANY, NEW FEATURES THIS WEEK. A new ballet, introdueti Miles. Alexandrina, Di Haines und Luclue tn thelt funous Hungarian Banoo A NEW SPADE DANCE, BY MAPLIN. PROF, bi TALKING MACHINE. wonde: u i E THAT SPEAKS ANY LANGUAGE, LAUGHS AND SINGS, Secure your seats, x off 8 + Beate secured six daye et ere MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY AT 2} ATH AVENUE THEATRE, O'CLOCK, oO 80 ‘and Mi asi Mr. AUGU: le Tetaee ee ORAS is aCe “Srilliant Parision Praise ARTIOLB which will ih h ft jaxt night ou June Ls, SATURDAY, June 16, LAST MAINES LAST WEEK OF THE al bret Wa OF LAST NIG! F THE and of Parr OLR 7." CHARACTE dy Davenport, Deita, Mra. GI [or wood, Mr. kins, Gi 0, oy LiAth ite Cr age George Pal Sm tartan ieee SATURDAY, June 15, benedt of ecugaeray aad wer APPLETON, Wwoo's MUSEUM, TMM WwooD’s. NSE, SUCCESG NEW | DILAMA. wig to prior engagement POStTIVLY HH LAST NGS of the celebrated American Actor, SOUNNY” THOMPSON, in his own New Drama, entitled UR COLORED BROTHER. OF MONDAY, JUNK 10, ote tea DUR 0 LORED BROTHER. 6 inte (Now Songs, Dances, &c..)........Johnn: pson the entire Dramatic Company. Bu ted b: giapany. ATIN PERFORMANCES AT 2 P.M. Monday, Tuosday, Wednesday, Thureday and Friday, production of Watts Phillips’ draina, in é ucts, of MAUD'S PERIL, cast to the strength of the excellont company. To conclude each day with a favorite farce. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, BENEFIT, BOTH AFTERNOON AND RBVENING, or 1OMAS W. KEENE. HEATRB COMIQUE, JOSH HART 514 BROADWAY, Lessee and Managor.’ yond expectation. id ROOM ONLY. tho glite and fashion of the city The great sensation, CHICAGO, BEFORE, DURING ; AND AFTER THE FIRE, A PANORAMA, DIORAMA Suocess be: BANDE Crowded nighily wit AND DRAMA. Introducing Mr. CHARLES R. THORNE, Jr,, Mr, J. Z. LITTOR Mr, HARRY HART, Miss LIZZIE MADDERN, LITTLE MINNIE MADDERN, Miss NELLIE SANDFORD ‘and others in the cast. THE DYING CHILD'S PRAYER FoR BREAD, eriul steain effeots ever witnessed. THE BURNING BUILDINGS. THE LOCOMOTIVE IN FULL MOTION. ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN, SAVED, SAVED. ‘The PRESS PRONOUNCES CHICAGO the greatest sou- sation of the day. CHICAGO, CHICAGO, Endorsed by the public, Nightly welcomed with ychthuslastia demonstrations of delight, CHICAGO, The most ‘succeastul and accomplished sensation ever seen. CHICAGO, Success increases nightly. CHICAGO, Trangdends anything of the kind ever atteupted. CHIOAGO 1s a lesson for evil-minded people. CHICAGO, Beautiful to the extreme. CUICAGO, Perfect in every respect. ICAGO. COMMENTS OF THE PR “CHICAGO is too attractive tor the Hundreds turned away.”—Telegrain. “The most vivid pictures ever seen.” {1 1s the most pleasing we have © of the theatre. Herald, r seen," —Despateh, Tt exceeds In merit anything of the kind ever produced in a Sunday Times. ‘Not if of the kind hasever been produced in New tically and ar. cally, and is well worth seeing ews. “It presents & collection of most exceliently painted Its a decided success,” —Mercury. work of much merit, ‘The panorama presents representatious of Ghicago’s most noted tex- ICAGO hids fair to run for many weeks.""—Atlas. CHICAGO has made a bit, and ‘it well deserves it. Manager Mart deserves great ¢ Mall “CHICAGO was produced on flowing house. it. ionday evening to an The great feature is the panorama. ‘will draw full houses tor a long time.” raid. “CHICAGO.—Mr. Josh Hart has lavished money upon s ycenic setting and embellishments of the plece, and his enterprise hasbeen rewarded with full houses! Daily Times, “The panoramic scenes are very excellent pictures of what Chicago was nud bs.""—Teleg rai, CHICAGO, EVERY EVENING at 8 o'clock, nn WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 20L BOWERY. Remember| Only Variety Theatre in New York. ILL MORE NEW STARS, 8. BILLY COLLINS, CE BATEMAN, i BILLY NOONAN. BILLY PASTOR BILLY PASTOR, ax G. W. Sport, in the new drama YOUNG AMERICA IN [RELAN "S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET, ‘ Lessees and Managers : Business Manager A. ENGLISH OPERA, MONDAY EVENING, VERDI'S POPULAR OPERA, IL TROVATORE IL TROVATORE!! Miss EMMA HOWSON, Mra, ZELDA SEGUIN. Miss SCHOFIELD, Mr. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, Mr. HENRI DRAYTON, Mr. ARTHUR HOWELL, Supported by a carefully seicctea Orchestra and Chorns, Mr. ANTHONY REIFF, Jr...........,..Musical Conductor TROVATORE. TUESDA TROVATORE, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARTHA, In active rel HE DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA. Adinission $1; reserved seats Sc. extra; secured at It Broadway; Hall & Son's, 751 Browdway, and Opera ottse, CHICA 1 “CONWAY'S * BROOKLYN THEATRE. M® FB. IMMENSE SUCCESS AND SECOND WEEK OF THB BALLET TROUPB. THE NAIAD QU 535 BROADWAY, L WEEK. / OF PROGRAMME, W AND ORIGINAL. AND VAN HAMME’S GREA EDIANS. pour, Harry ley White, Sam Shar Macarthy, Rice, Del ngler. IN THE PROVINCES and THE SHORT STRIKE, MATINEE ON THURSDAYS ONLY. | | | ‘omptrolier to | | everythin, | union on. Frid L PARK GARDEN. THEODORE THOMAS. Proprietor, silt é ve. KOCH THEODORE Tomas UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS, C THIS (MONDAY) EV! G, June 10, at 8 o'clock. 1. Overture, “Rienzi,” nee . . agner 2, Polka Mizurka, “Bin erg un Sinn’ 1” Strauss Iku Schnell, “Taunder and Lightning” § ° election, from “MasaMlello”.. ccs ccvcegersseeeeAMDOR Marel vy, *Voin Fels zum Meer" isat 5. Over Athalia” .. Mendelasohn 6. Andant rth pplio . . “Beethoven 7. Waltz, “Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald” 8. Fantasie, “Visions iu a Dream” ; With Zither Solo.) W 12. NEW, YORK MUSEU, ANATOMY, 614 BROAD. way, between Houston and Bleecker sircets,—Every, one should visit this wonderful museum. [tts full of i beople should geo and understand. “Lectures dailyon “The Philosophy of Marrlage.” ‘Those ‘partios unable to attend these Linportant lectures can have thei forwarded, post free, on reeset of 2) cents, by addressin NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, OL w York. HE PHILOMATHEAN SOCILT sity of the City of New York, will hold its June i, at 7 PM. SEORETAR T in mathean Hall of the University, “The Alwuul of the so clety are invited to be present. testi EW MUSIC.—“MY SONG.” AS SUNG BY MRS. Charles Moulton, one of the choicest gems of song ever published, price Mc. ; "Phe Absent a favorite Gtdhd March,” excellent erehit, pe nn Fe ey Si Funlishers, if Broadway; 89 Union squari STRUCTION, PIANO. VIOLIN, nging, Harmony, day anil evening’ Fintarcet) sestabligned 1894: clreulaes UAV WATSON, Musical Director, LY, OR IN THE DAY TIME, THE many Hall, Fourteenth street, between venues. formerly occupied by Bryant's heatre will mecomimodate 1,000 persons, {for lectures aud for respectable perform: Branch Store Inquire of the JA be tound in om adjoining the A : i COLLECTION,” OPERAS, —WALTZES, and Dance Music, for Flute, V . lin or Accor: Faust, Gonngd, Walle a FREDERICK BLUME, 2 Broadway. Schl tema pa : THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIED CURS CONSTANTLY ON HAND