The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1873, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1873—TRIPUK SHERT. THE COURTS. Decisions—Verdict Against a Railroad Oom- pany—Alleged’ Breach of Guaran- tee—Oonvictions and Sentences in the General Sessions. In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, before Judge Benedict, Simon Donaw and Christopher Flood were put om trial for alleged conspiracy to defraud the goverament out of the tax on a quantity of whiskey manufactured at the Spring Valley distillery, Rockland county, This case Was tried in a preceding term of the Court, when the jury disagreed, cight being for acquittal and four for conviction. On the present trial, which will Jast some days, the District Attorney prosecutes, and the defence isconducted by Mr. Thomas Harland. It looks ag if the case of Woodhull, Claflin and Blood, ‘who are indicted in the United States Circuit Court for sending obscéne publications through the mails, were to de postponed for an indefinite time. so as to enable the ‘Distrlet Attorney to produce in Court the indictment Againgt, the three parties aboye nained, and which in- dictment he tailed to bring in for the reasons stated on ‘the motion fo qtash made by dctentants’ counsel. Joha B. Simmons, who ts charged with the murder of \N. B. Duryea, was taken from the City n to-day to ‘the Sherif!'s office, preparatory to being arraigned im the Court of Oyer and Terminer for trial. ‘The Court. how: ‘ever, had closed, and the prisouer was removed back to ‘Bis cell. In ssuit brought by James Hayes in Supreme Court, Cirouit, against the city to recover the value of a horse rae while being ridden through Liberty street, drove throngh the rotten wooden covering of one of the py tsewers, the jury gave # verdict for the full amount Claimed, $600 50. The defence, that the wooden covering in question had not exhibited sufficient evidence of de- cay to be an equivalent to s notice to the city to look ‘After its condition, was declared untenable by the Court, -and ao the verdict. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions. \y Judge. Fanche Foret Yi wenger aeaere iarene United States 7 x Oourtmiist be denied, ‘with 610 cont, to abide event. SUPERIOR couRT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Monel. alates, vt, onnelen, -Sherif—Order reinstating use On. oMvearaaie a ai. vs O’Hara.—Order of reference. McOool v: st Werte 4 rn Union Telegraph Company.—Order + that commissions Patterson vs. Stettaner ot al.—Order placing cause on day calendar for frst da: ee hegre term, By. cui Ritter va Phillips c¢al-cOrder denying motion to re- settle case, with $10 costs, Lennon'vs Farrell et ai. Judgment of foreclosure fer in Pidlin Receiver, va. Manufacturers and Builders’ Bank et al.—Judgment dismissing complaint, without costs to either party, as against the other; taxable costs of the Dank to be tixed fhe funds, adge Van, Vorst Leavitt vs. Mallory. Order Preodman. RA, Tadicker vs. The juardian Mutual Life Insurance Com- pee rae it ig entiticd to iy tee! dismissing 1¢ complaint costs, No extra allowance will be granted, : “ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TEAM pcigeencera Judge Loew. Gooachild ve. cage aon ioe ‘ew trial denied. Burroughs vs. Garrison Motion sranted on terms. MARINE COURT—PART 1. Verdict Against a Railroad Company. Before Judze Joachimsen. Pierre Loumena vs. The Third Avenue Railroad Com- pany.—The plaintiff brings this action to recover $1,000 damages for injuries suffered by the négligence of de- fendants' servants. He states that on the Ist ofJuly last one of the Grand Central cars stopped for him opposite oar tne fe office; that he placed bb esc pa which viatform and had a St iad Be them; that they cere down plainti’s css the conductor of ear 225. i which it ie iat he was seen engaged ii ia week or teu days of the accident happened, but plaintity - ee | soe ppen plaintiff did not rec: ’ ordinary “or the al Verdict in favor further, th lloged accident. for $400. Vor plain, Charles Whip ; and, busin ‘and 8, E. fendants, Theodore F. fiascall and Mr, Bookstaver: MARINE COURT—PART 3. Alleged Breach of Warranty. Before Jndge Curtis. Frablinbe: t al. vs. Hecht.—The plaintiffs were the ownersot a certain “futing” machine, which they sold tothe defendant with a written warranty that the ma- chine would turn out as good work as the sample which accompanied the guarantee. Defendant contended that the warranty had failed, because it was ound impossible fo turn out work equal fo the sample. Defendant oftered rescind the contract by ming the machine, Fiaintiny contended in: reply, that the déromiane aka iknow how to operate the machine, hence. the defe Fork, Mechantcal'¢ sites is, were called on. both sides Ry eure that the onw probande was on Reectene i Tao The machine was not as rep- Fesented, and was Mengable ‘ol performing. the work f rantced' that if tne defective work was the result askilfal handiing and management of defendant oF lo legal ground for. th of the cont . Furthermore that If defendant regarded the sale ‘an Absolute: by remodelling and. reconstractin the apparatus after the btege was ‘iiscovercd, plata ‘wore entitled to recov pap a jury round tor plaiutiffs in COURT OF GENERAL 9653 SESSIONS—PART L Assaults and Batteries. Be hing Recorder Hackett. Delaney and James H. De: geil etigite te to i and battery, having emanknt Ser atntnasten, mounted squad on the tember. Derricks was fined $0 and Delaney Bernard Gonrer, who pleaded guilty on oaneeaey to assault nd battery, was sent to the Penitentia: Boarding House Keepers in Court. A number of men who were indicted for keeping sailors’ bonrding houses without li sallory’ boarding houses without license, were arraigned, Barglary. ‘Thomas Foster was placed on trial charged with bur Glary in the third degree, being jointly indicted with Thomas Kinucy for burglariously entering the store of William 8. ©: arnenter, f 5 Broadway, a four. Rg ge: dol and stealing abi Mars’ worth of teing — wetvets “Sut bi ne istrict Attorne’ reelved @ logan ad in i 1c Tndlotment, ic Court to instruct the jury to render & the ground of variance between Proof. ig eget ~ top ‘This was done, and the » A Quarrel Between Gree: Street Bagnio Keepers. Mary Holcomb was tried upon a charge of obtaining $1,200 by faise pretences from Anna Coleman on the Sth of October, yt It reputable, bow that these parties be houses in Greene Mego thet ee ae time she a? ve te tat sented her: owner ot oat ture er rw inioh the m mn whereas it. was show! aereree Carroll ode lone Bolcomb’s house and hed Li ic - - d paid tor the furniture in ques- ny Sot ot culty. dhe was remanded torsantence COURT OF GENERAL, SE SESSIONS—PART 2 Ww Before Judge Sutherland. Five cases were disposed of m this Court yesterday. The “strange Woman.” Margaret Offington, a weatly dressed woman of con- femediy bad character, pleaded guilty to taking $10 from Albert J. Mills, who met her in the Park and went with ‘the “Sonora.” The Jainant in his amid: diated that she stole $40, but he did not put in an appear a panee when there was clearly no prospec: jnested District- Attorney ‘nha to in- meh the Judye, and to ask him “what- er, to send her to fine, Sie ee nd Rot ede. var present fi wave tothe Benttenuary. She was indulged make & residence of a year up the river. Larcenies. Mary Enright ploaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, and was sentenced to one yenr at Sing Sing. Heary Steinberg, @ respectable looking first offender pleaded goles ‘to petty larceny, and was sentenced to six Months in the Penitentiary. & Wife Beater. , James Campbell pleaded guilty to wife beating. It was ‘dn agzravated case, but, as usual, the wife either did not ‘wish or was afraid to prosecute, Once before he had fre Pen faeatany! and sadge Ge Suther! and nd Faye him a year in bape the corridor, and Gore gave ruil vent to hor griel. A mepinae Convicted. James Hayes,"against whom there were two indict: poyoy Le. baralary in the third degree, and —_— yearsat SEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. Robbery of Valuable Pictures. + Jphn H. Graham, @ laborer, was arraigned before Jns- tice Cox, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, mip with breaking into the premises 53 West Twenty- seine tra (iit rat its, Saran Morrison, and ve at 91,500, + tO firma ie ant ‘ars was employes ‘a. el Pegs Piroagh Be Boee eis Bue for eter facie evilenee showed what t ma g S ear! veaely "Wednes morning, ie plete cee hshbing en Emtgrant. William Kelly and Alexander Lindsey, seamen on heard the qeamahio City of Varis, wore charged with steal: trank of Joun an pniunanty gon tein- ing cl ng to tho value et we one recoil vores Droperty was 9, une conces im their tanks on. the ste: to anewer and the com- BM wen kar an of bse Robbing « Till. George Murphy, of South Fifth avenge, and Alonzo Fitzpatrick were charged with entering the saloon of on the evening toe dak apt Stoalicn $39 (rd the mons macy drawer while Hon of the proprick 0 Sind ar eye ‘were committed in TS $1,000 to answer. David Johnson, of Harlom, was charged with picking the pocket of Elizabeth Catlaman, of 145 West Thirty- First division’ by Governor Dix, taking her wallet, econ. taining $3. He was locked up to answer. Surreser 1 Coune-Cincurt_Part t-UeM be by Jniige Bar- Si, ng si. Te 1800, HFS, 17GB, 1888, 190, S201. wil, 2 Pare 2—tield “by Judge Van Brant Gase on. Bigs 1S. 17, 33, 42, 03, 68, 65, 66, 67, GY, 70, 152, jal os Coont—Tarat, Tuau— Part 1Held Dout-Nos. 1804, 816, 1745, 1922, 16a, 1485, 2096, ind, 108, 176, Count or Common PLxas—) ‘amu—Held by Chiet scouet ov Comnon Bunks Tala tee 1 Heid, Fs ai Be fant 350: Held b ow.) ioe 2190, 2191 ‘ioe, 396, 2196. Sn Si ak ze ink ‘TeeuPare 1—Held Re = Joseph Munkhoff, at 508 Greenwich strect, ate late hour tracted Prin Boog A Pickpocket Caught. second, street, on the 3d lust, during. the re’ fy COURT CALENDAGS—THIS DAY. 1, sai asta. 1559, Surrkme Count—Cuamares—Held hy Judge Fanch 169, 171. sane lg wis Part 2—Held by Chief J Justice Daly.—Now 17, 28.97, ici a Bibi, 1380 a fe es ward ‘ole, Ji —Now. 2314, 8 ‘156g, 603, ty a Patrick M in, h Scullen, burglary: + a vinnd, lonious assay ‘ter James Moore, James ‘tie is Day Nd. Leviler hehine heasey, James Tous i, Moyer, Sarah Jor mobousld, 5 oat ey, wi Ht ee skin, eran. Tare cony Br usherty, bigamy : alt yattery ee goncealed. weapouss Batt 2 helene, judge Sutherland.—' heat inness, bur- giary: Thomas steinanel, William Hill, Wi Akins, ‘hoinas Murray, fe! jonigus assault and battery; Mary £ rand larceny; incant, James McMahon, cit ne ry mith, Irew Sandera, C! wiey, Abri Ghnnfaghass, petty larceny, John king, conceal weapons. COURT OF ‘APPEALS CALENDAR. Atnary, June sane’ te pata is the Court of Ay ls andar tor ren Me tat 119, 150, 111, 208, 144. ISL, “i086. ORIME IN WESTOHESTER. A Brace of Murderers Arraigned in the Court of Oyer and Terminer at White Plains. In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday at White Plains, Westchester county, Judge Joseph F. Barnard presiding, Mathew Fitzgerald, the Yonkers wife strangler, and Lawrence Erhardt, who killed John Morrison at Melrose a few weeks ago, were arraigned, the Grand Jury having indicted beth for wilful murder. The pris- oners, through thelr respective counsel, en- tered pleas of not guilty, after which pe were remanded to the County Jail. It mot probable that gither will be brought to trial pens the pee term ot the Oyer and ag miner, as the judicial engagements of Justice nard necessitated his adjourning cour, gE Testeraay, and will also prevent his sictin; longer than two or three days ae the dtc week, It is rumored, however, that District Attor- ney Briggs will endeavor to have a special term of the Oyer and Terminer convened in July for the trial of the two murderers above named. MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF OOMMERCE. Last Session of the Body During the Sea- son—Chains and gnchors—The Harbor of New York. A stated meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon. Among those pres- ent were Tetsnoske Tomita, the Japanese Consul at this port, who was presented to the Chairman ‘and Chamber; George Opdyke, Paul N. Spofford and George M. Dow. After the minutes were read and approved Messrs. John Douane and P. M. Leonard | Were elected on the nomination of Mr. Tousey. ‘The following resolution was then adopted :— Resolved, That the regular meeting of this Chamber for the months of July, August and September of the current year be and are hereby suspended. A report from Committee No. 4 on chains and anchors was then read and adopted as follows:— Committee No, 4, to whom was referred the correspond cnce between thé Treasury Deparment and the tish government on the anhioones & test for and anchors, respectfully report. tha they do ‘ot and that chains and anchors of British manatact are Tonko into this country unaccompanied by the ‘certifi. cate of test required by the British government. No sim- ilar test being required for those of American manufac. ture, the only evidence of their sumficiency lies in the Feputation of the manufacturer, which, though. h, perhaps sufficient while the manufacture has been ail seal and by few and. well known makers, can hardly Prove so when the production becomes larger and more difficult, and when sales ace made for export as well for use On our own vessels. In view of the vital impor. tance of good and reliable ground tackle on steam vessel and sailing ships your committe are, therefo opinion that the interests of commerce would served by the adoption of rogulads ions requiring that al Snchors and. cablo chains be subjected. to a task, ander the Inepeetion of the government, equal to. that required for those in use in the naval dross ‘of the conntry. D. Ct Chairman pro tem, EN MU. Jone 3, 1873. A letter was read from Mr. James, as follows:— M , Eeq., Secretary Chamber ti Sommerse, | M Deas: On m my to the city after rotras nee tormy healt? tnd Tour Favor ‘of tie ist inet absence tor m} Aavining ine c¥_my election ad cha an at Co autos No. 4. inpreciansg, ah, if do, very hight honor, and being $e irons of de tell a Pony share in devel- oping the commerce or very much that m' beatr, will fr firobel nt fallew ot ane ey sel i. I shall, I fear, be com} ‘t from “ay city for some time. Under ee Srctimetan 9 Tbeg feagn a8 chairman of Committee No. & In, makin ne ths known to the committee iieve will Sop gee ten a to ~ pmemberw ip er bes og whom est regards. sit, yours faithiy ‘i - wi pte His resignation was then eR, Areport from Professor Mitchell was then read. He stated in hia report that the harbor opposite Jersey Flats has narrowed by one-sixth of its original width since 1853, and immediate action bed Heceemanys te insure aie preservation ot the arbor. e survey was 3! rogressing and an early report would be forthcom! zpofessor Pierce was thanked in the following Ts -— ved, That this Chambei genet jets Wicteates eee We ake its States Coast Survey, ior his interesting and highly hee portant report, concerning the harbor of New York; and frat the same be printed, in accordance with his request, or such parts of it as may be deemed necessary. >-+—_—__ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BEARD—GopWIN.—On Wednesday morning, June 4, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the A. H. Partridge, Mr. CHARLES C, BBARD to Miss Lorie 8. Gopwix, youugest daughter of Daniel Godwin, Esq. Bath (Engiand) papers will please copy. BLAUVELi—STORMS.—At Nyack, on the Hudson, on Tuesday, Jane 2, 1873, ut the Reformed. church, by the Rev. Hi Henry V. Voorhees, Mr. W. F. Biac- VELT to Miss LORENTHA. STORMS, daughter of Henry E. Storms, Esq., all of Nyack. BLAKE.—In this city, on Wednésday, 1873, by the Rey. J. H. Rylancé, SEsasTIAN BOUMAN ‘to MARGARET BLAKE, daughter of the late John Blake, of Clitton, Staten Island, CAMPSELL—DU; On Wednesday, June 4, by the | Rev. George 8. Chambers, WitLtaM F. CAMPBELL to SaRaH J. DUNN, both of this cit; Cook—FULLER.. Tuesday, Say 27, at the Chureh of the Disciples, bythe Rev. George H. Hepworth, EDWARD P. Cook to Lypia A. FULLER, both of this city. COVERT—BUNCE.—On Tu June 3, at the resi- dence of the bride’s aunt, No. 4 Clinton street, Brooklyn, L. 1, by the Bev. ©. B. Ellsworth, CHARLES 3. Cov) of New York city, to ELLA A., epenter of the Joshua Bunce, of Brooklyn, fe Wednesday, Fa 4, at the residence of the bride's parent, by the Rev. mes, JAMES M. Davis to MARY A. GARRET- 80N, ail of Bayonne City, N. J. Grarr—MUBPHY.—On Newark, by the Rev. Air, Jamaica, to Miss IsABBLLA M wana Sion John arp a AY — (OLS. Inesday, June 4, at West Roxb ay oes. » LEVI GRay, of New York city, to vias ps Nrcnobs, of hovety |, Mass. [ASON: PMAN.—in Elko, Ni vada, 18, 1877, WALTER MASON, o| ¥ ed Font Panaet, big ay, f Nook. TCOLL we ss As A. Np a of New )LL—NOBLE.--On ph gineseny vane Sf by thi ment, HEXRY B, PEARCE Le Magia adopted daughter of 0. V. Le isos a. Lawrence, D. PROVORST—YOUNG,—At Liberty Suill peai$ on Thursday, June 5, at the ee ay ye ' DAVID SaRan Bb, ednesday, June 4, at 1, GEORGE GRAFF, of PHY, second daugh- Tuesd: . of the Chafeh at tie parents, by the Ret. Oe Hustice, Be provoner, of Elizabeth, R. der to Youna. SaYRE—FULLER.—On Thursday, June 5, by the Rev. Dr. D, V. M. Johnson, DAVID A, Says, of New York, to PAULINE FE. FULLER, daughter ort the late Edwin G. Reynolds, of Brookiyn. SEYMOUR—VAN Rirgk.—On Monday, Jw at the residence of the bride’s parents, No, Fat avenue, by Rev. Isaac Lf OMARLES F, 81 bas ag AD all ai Stn okies pail LOANE—DIXON. 1, OF Tuosder, jane the Rev. William tvos Buldington, D. Dey twow ah . SLOANE, of New York, to PINKIE P., ‘dnlguice Courtiand P. Dixon, Esq., of Broo! La oe tg oN Pivot ig! June 4, by the “Rey, Ay J, Copkiin, GeoRgR W. SearpsNG "to Exwa F., only daughter of Veremiah Johnson, all ‘Of Brookiys =_ e 3 ab the ry BY to Esa., on -7 4 Henry Ward _ Beech iOMAS. J. bah ot rere of tho late J. P. Hut both WARREN—| ‘Thomas’ a “Tateaeee: yr by eth St De ‘Morgan Zenxas 0. reed; of Brooklyn, L. um Post, he) Havenswoods ts I L BALLANTINE.—AC be! of John H. pheno ‘Baauting, aged o " vere funeral wil be attended from te residence ir Png 72 Front one Role of her tree! the oth instant, at two i peat Holster nd PiModas are respectfully invited to attend, Bagserr.—On On. Woaneaday, June’ 6, Mrs. Awa Basserr, aged’ 8? years. The relatives and friends of the family are vited to eee the funeral, on Friday, 6th 1 at halfpast two o'clock P. M., from the her son-in-| aw, J. 3 Wheeler, No, 320 Herkimer street, Brook! hi A YLIB.. Se, morning, June 6, Loursa, wite of David B, Baylis, Funeral service on , Saturday afternoon, June 7, at three o’cleck, trom te revidence, 262 Henry atrect, Brookln. BReR.—On Thursday morning, Jane’ 5, ELLEN iE] wile of William Beer, Jr..: et en year of her. gaan ene oa a at e tuner: 1, a eno. 424 Hast 114th stree at two o'clock. mi " by yey apn Mra, Honors Coxno! 54 heuer and frie an are Invited to Lg meal funeral, (rom her late residens West Tweift Strect, On Friday, June’6, at Sal pagt one ‘one oles . Di On Thursday, June 6, ORS Ee of Edward P. Dellest and only daughter of Patrick and Margaret Wynne, aged ‘The relatives and giricnde of the tamily, also her ‘uncle, Charies McDermott, and ner brother, James Wynne, are) ri otfully invited to attend her funeral, from her res dence, No. 217 Hester atreet, on Saturday, June 7, at half-past one "DILLoM.—On rocnemiay, Zaant, pits WILLIAM res, Dum, aged 21 years, 3 and 15 iatives and friends aro-invited to attend the: funeral, from the residence of his parents, PP. Second avenue, on Saturday afternoon, June 7, at one o'clock, ELis.—Suidenly, on Mei ern OE Ui 4, Louisa 0. ELLis, daughter of the late John El The friends of the family are Samertnilie invited to attend her juncral, from her mother’s resi- dence, 124 Myrtle street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Fri- day, ae 6, at four o'clock. in Wednesday mofning, June 4, 1878. SULA FITZSIMONS, in the 85th year of her age. Her relatives and friends and those of her sons, Andrew and Qornelius Fitzsimmons ; also her sons- iu-law, Matthew Daly and James’ Wallace; also Patrick and James Keenan, are Fespesully “pg to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 243 Elizabeth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery. GRoopy.—On Tuesday, June got pleura-pneumo- Die. JosRPH A. GROODY, son ef Michael Groody, aged years. Funeral from Plymouth Baptist church, Fifty- first street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, on Friday, June 6, at two o'clock P.M. Members of Bastern Star Lodge, No, 227, F. and A. M., are in- vited to be present. Be as —On ‘Tuesday, June 3, THOMAS J. HEFFERNAN, & Native of Eyrecourt, county Galway, Treland, aged 34 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited oe ieee the funeral, from the residence of his tf, 338 First avenue, on Friday, the 6th inst., at one @ oicleck P.M. HENRY.—On Thursday, June 5, of spinal disease, ELLEN Kate HENRY, daughter of Jenn aad the late Ellen Henry, aged 11 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her father’s residence, East Sixty-second street. HENwoop.—In Jersey City, on Thursday, June 5, MARGARET, the beloved wile of Harold Henwood, d 88 oe and 11 days. relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfull: invited to attend her eral, from her late idence, 239 Pavonia avefue, on Monday Morning, June 9, at nine o'clock, when her re- mains will be removed to St. Michael’s chi where a solemn ans mass of requieum will Se. re for the happy of her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for’ interment. Hoauss.—On Wednesday, June 4, of consumption, EpwarD HvGHEs. The relatives and friends, also the members of the Michael Coffey Association, are respectfully in- vited to attend the fune! from his lave residence, 188 Emily street, near Willtam, South Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon,"at two e’clock. ‘The members of the Michael Coffey Association of Brooklyn are hereby requested to assemble at their rooms, in William street, to-day (Friday), Jane 6, at one P. M. sharp, to attend the tdneral or our late brother member, Edward Hughes. DANIEL, BougiieRty, Pred President. THoMas P. Parks, Recordin, ng tary. LAMBERT.—On Wednesday, June ae ANASTATIA K. LAMBERT, 1n the 35th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her sister, Pasihtiie McCarthy, No. 280 Mott street, on Fri- two o'clock. ESCH.—In this city, on Wednesday, June 4, CHARLES F. LOESCH, aged 23 years. The relatives and friends are Sprpereeuny. invited to attend the funeral, this day (| ), at two 1 Se P, M., at his late residence, 120 Hast Seventh si ‘aes —On Wednesday morning, June 4, WILLIAM H. Manx, in the 26th year of his ‘Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his fate residence, 111 Madison street, on Friday afternoon, June 6, at one o'clock. a es an RL dune .6, ANNA Mata yea ry Ne relatives tnd friends of the family ae re- spectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Satur- day afternoon, at baie -past one o'clock, from the residence of Mr. M. Milderberger, No. 80 Oarmine street. Moraan. ot aaim Moral on Faery At Sr 5, 1873, SARAH, Wife of John ears, Friends are respectfully invited atend the her late residence, 81 Huron street, ine 8, at one o’cleck P, M. Wednesday, June 4, Lena, the beloved wile of Samael Morganthan, in the 42d year of her age. Funeral to take:place on Sunda: By June 8, at ten O'clock A. M., from her late residence, 259 East Eighty-fourth street. The Tetanives the frien trends 0 of the family and the members of the ay Seah Society, of Yorkville, frida ind ited. MURPHY.—On Staten Island, on Thursday, Jane 5, after a short and severe illness, MARTIN MURPHY, a ee friends ‘of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, Weatervelt avenue, Fort Hill, on Pegeariay. morn- ing, at ten ofclock, clock, to proceed to 8t. eter’s Roman tholic church, 5 Zune 5, at Fassale N. J, d Isadora funeral, on Sunday, MORGANTHAN.—UD OONawaLt—OD yar Jost Apporr, daughter of Thomas an Newell, ane 6 months and 21 days. Boston, Mass., papers please copy. Pavisox.—On' ‘Monday, Jane 2, at ihe Brans- wick, N. J., MarruRw PAULSON, aged 16 years, The relatives and friends of the er ro re. spectfully invited to Bia fie nn the by tty of his parents, Clarence’ . this y (Friday), at two os M. A oth eaves South } aide eure depot. F tt of Routh J h sar i sburg. @' where © aerikea wit be inwalting. PIrsgox aasaddenly; oo eae Jnne 5, at Ral- eigh, N, C., James PuRsson, in the 67tir year of his "Notice of faneral hereafter. INLAN. Thursda} erenttigs June 5, Mary, iy daugnter of Je: jah and Agnes ©. Quinian, age ears, 2 months and 19 days, ‘elatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her parents, No. 154 Henry street, New York, on Saturday, June. +] at half-past one ‘o’clock P. M. RRi.y.—On Thursday, Jone a after a long siege of fliness, CATHERINE GALVIN; aad eo hag nd Tish of Kiligoran, county Page an land, the be. loved wite of Owen Reilly, Wins ae The friends of the family, also. of her son-in-law, Hogh Reffly, are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 2144 Marion street, on Sat: urday morning, June 7, at ten o'clock, to proceed to St, Patrick's’ cathedfal, whete a solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. ed funeral will leave the cathedral precisely at f-past one o’clock for Calvary Cemetery. a loved one is gone to join her «ngels in heaven. REYNOLDS.—On Wednesday, Juny 4, ELLEN, the popyes wife of Jotm Heynolta, in the 37th year of Tage. "The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funers!, from her late residence, 765 Seventh avenue, corner of Fifty- first ha on Saturday, 7th inst, at ven o'clock A. M., thence to the Ohurch of the Holy Cross, where a solemn rogue meee will be celebrated. RussELL.—On Tuesday, June in WILLIAM H. RussEus, in the oth} year of Relatives and friends of the are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 113 Second place, South Brookiyn,.on Friday, June 6, at eleven o'clock. ScuNRID+ R —IONnTO Loves, No. 483, F. ann A, M.— Brethren— 100 are peer mamoned to attend a jal communication of the Lodge, to be held at the rooms, cowner of Bowery and ‘Bleecker street, on Sunday, 8th get gle at one o'clock P. M. sharp, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of re- spect to our late brother, Witiam Schneider. By order of gd MARTIN, W. M. M. H. OULLINAN, Secretai SCHWARTz.—On arsday, *jaie 5, 1873, BLIZA~ beg wife of Christian ‘Schwartz, in the 46th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 353 Filty-third street, on Saturday, June 7, at 10 Funeral services will take piace at St. Boni- face church, Forty-seventh street and Second avenue, Saxa.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, pgene 5, MARY, Felict of Timothy She: ea, native ork ‘enmare, Kerry omy, Ireland, tn the 73d year of her age. y hor soul rest in peace, The relguves aad frieuds of the famyy ere re- invited to attend the funeral, from her late nee, No. 10 Columbia street, to St, Peter's churoh, corner Hicks and Warren: streets, where mM mss will be offered for the repose of her soal; ence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, on 3 ae ‘clock P. M. [ore ‘A, dai ‘funeral, from.the enssok, it one N. one oct, ‘noone afternoon, June ) Thursday ommecet dnt ‘daughter of Joseph and Dina Stern, funeral wil) take place this (Friday) morning, Welnesday, June-4, at the reai- Genoe of ber parents, 31 Vangerbilt avenue, JENNIE iter of Abram and Maria Solomon. es and Pinot are invited to attend the Hack- yterian chr.rch, aes aged Jane 5, BRLLa STRRN, et ten poe from the residence of her parents, No, 830 avenue. Lexington TRENCHAKD..-On Thursday, June 5, Mra, BLiza TRENOHARD, widow of Samuel Trenchard, in the to attend the funeral, at Raynor's, * Wapm—on Weduesd: morning, J E Dz.—On Wedne: june 4, EDMUND 1, son of Elias Wad TA if ‘Relattves and friends’ of the ‘family are respect- fully: tavited to atvend re respectfully invited daughter's, Mrs. E. J. No. 52 rot street, on Saturday, June ‘ade, Jr. the funeral, from the rest- dence of his father, 22 Weat Twenty-sixth street, on Saturdi alternoon, at three o'clock, Waxe.—At Fort Lee, N. J. ., OM Weanenday,, June & JouN P. Waxes, aged 59 ‘years, 3 months: @ funeral will taxe - dence, on Sunday, the st lace from his late resi- inst... at half- past ten will leave the foot of street at’ nine: ‘rclook and Twenty-fourth North River, A ten minutes baat nine to the friends 0! f the family to and fees ~ ACHTS, © STEAMBOATS, ae0e Qcusoxen YACHT FOR BAY. over all; new set of satla. A KE CHEAP—45 | FEET }a8 Post office box 4,131. veers ate or A ‘prt tee pote 4 ABOOT 45 will sell cheaj jareeaing 3 DA COSTA, UT i ‘street. ind a buyer by SDE OAe. WITH BOAT HOUSE; HOUSE must be office boa 3,463. Teast 25 feet by I. Address S., Post 150: me Beate. ALL s REEDS AND SIZEs, roo, AND ana Haan vceot area se Maree 8S ROBERTS.” as" POST OFFICER ES OFFICE NO Wee are The for parce, daring the week ending a, “ng Net clove Sy ae it office on Wed- SER terete 1 A. M., and on atll A, is bein leave New and who will c Other branches of! Nearpiug., ‘Details in dress TRAVELLER, 39 West Twenty. six! “___HOUSES, RC Room S, Brn Broad Herald o In this City and Brooklyn. GENTLEMAN—A FURNISHED ROOM IN rivate family, below Seventeenth street, east of i relerences Address, stating terms A. K., “INSTRUCTION. NDUCATION COMBINED WITH TRAVEL.— Tormed a party of, young gentlewomen to for Europe July 2, under the guidance of NOTICE. THOS. L. yal . Postmaster, ERE many. yen's in foreign countrie tudies in languages an prospectus, | Ad- st, New York, . WANTED. A ‘ANTED—BELOW neatly furnished hall Room, . Address, stating full particulars and price, jentlom ., Herald office. FOURTE TH STREET, A without Board, for a ‘W42T8D—4 SMALL HOUSE, IN BARLEM, WITH improvements; convenient to steamboat or cara; rent must be moderate. Address, for three days, J. ESsuen, 318 West Eleventh street, turnished House, near the cits good tenant can address 5. L. Brice: inca locality, and } ull deseriptio . In the Country. WANTED, FOR THE SUMMER—A Goon sTaED Ae wantin; ving i, rald i > office, Whey corn SMALL, PLAINLY FURNISHED COUN- Cottage ior the Summer, privilege of buying; musk be thoderate, JG, street, Brookiyn. ing, anti ‘rent IDS FOR M. AS _PROPUSALS, near salt water bath- ‘a healthy location W., 296 Columbia ‘Address N’S WORK AND CARPENTRY RE- uired in building the Protectory at Westchester, X.. do not bind 1 be received at where the plans may be seen at any time’ be- fore 18 12 M. on Saturday, N. the office ot &. J, O'CONNOR, 12 June i. directors oe ‘the in- hemselves to o accept the lowest bid. mM. TRAITEL 1 BRGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS cus. tomers and friends that he haa removed his old es- tablished Jowelry Business to Spruce, room 2. REMOVAL! to 180 Nassau street, corner Al. —STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL NI Ls ine Palen &Ooliender Combination Cushions for = yy fig patentec, H. W. COLLENDER, successor stolen & Collender, 735 Bronaway, New York. BILLIARDS. __ CIGARS AND ‘TOBAC 0. MGARS 3 OF HAVANA ToBACG Cuba Gala FL de to imported 1n appear ROSA CONCHA as Be, $60; F Fepanoias, $65; equal anos 83 qualit RAYNOR & CO., 60 Maiden lane. LEAR HAVANA CIGARS—EQUAL IN EVERY RE- rted. Non Pius Ultras, LARGE A « cont 7} rovements ; 1: alia 73; Reinas Comrpentce SP Figeres oe Prin. bad Plate ) street, between ‘William and Gola. ‘PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &e ‘ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND Pianos of our own ma@nufacture and others bad sale “very low for cash, LIN NS, ~$125—MANUFACTURER WILL SELL MAGNIFT. | octave agraffe rosewood overstrung iron frame Piano! Pease wean we ease, Ac. ; latest im- $150: Reina de la pens, Londres, $90; DEMAN & it pourteenth ‘seresty teed. 26 Bleecker street, pear Beil vate resid nt, grand jence 2 oa: a TENT SPT PEL A. —FOR SALE, FOUR BOUND ane ook Pianoforte Kinseedd) star with F's guarantee regards WW West Jet st. this week. rarand: 7% octav ‘lity ea cor use nine months. Ci pri FIRST C1 forte for se quaral pings Parlor. © ‘Becnzes, Silverware oer lee ; propert famit feeb rans 95 West 15a perty family OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- v ima Oe oi peorated, maker, fully onthin for $275; box io $ Furnit Chamber, it, near: Sth ) av, A Bink: Bator Su phaml a sacrifice. Ware; 104 East Fourth and Lexington avenues, _ Cat this MAGNIFICENT Planoforte, bi }; Stool, Cover, its, Mi ber eee, A ee Teoctaye | lone, wW, Cot i Siar Gartews Cent ven Sect Cant ‘Suits, a ies Secu rad sou” between LADY WILL SELL ROSEWOOD WEBER PIANO. forte, including 81 4 round corners, full iron Pla late. sweet and powerful tone, ‘Third stres modern impro rements.. yt and Cover, less than $200; FAMILY LEAVING THE O!ITY WILL SELL A beautitul carved rosewood forte, all modern improvements, $125; Stoo! Oth street, between 2d id Se JRARGAIN.—BEAUTIFUL ™% OCTAVE ; ROSEWOOD Piano, carys mye warran. red sam CABLE, ii ~ eit ORO AN, FOR ALR —ERBEN's “BUILD, be ‘tie at aH LLC ENE L L, Fait M description o on ast ore IRST CLASS i. OCTAVE PIANOS RETAILED AT wholesale Pants legs, ova Ga vest Pwenty-th factory. ISTIE Se barrow street, seven octave Piano 1. 43 East patent agratie treble, instalments taken, ird st., corner Sixth av. PIANO, $10); _A BTEINWAY PIANO- ved leg, overstraig, every, im- nstalments taken, 810 BvD: ponte hh ta especially invited: ry. Send tor eir- near Hudson. bed hi PIA) OFORTES AND Tittle Pianos, avenue. Hi T, DAVIS seqoed band 4 iments, ver __ BERRY & tt ra SECOND in thorough order, for sale, ai torent and on instalments, 11 Kast Fourteent! & G0. AND OTHER NEW AND janios and Organs for rent or sale on 3 Broadway, corner Tenth street, HAND, by VARIOUS ay ih Horde ciWa'e & sox street, between Broadway aud Fitth rent allow ‘ou IANOS BEAUTIFUL WEBER INCLUDED), CHEAP asthe cheapest, good asthe best, for rent of sale, burctiase Piso aut | eh eons ceouaae Thos or cast or Wt bi me or Mee Ta hg ‘el Broadway. that can be ound elsewneree QEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $100. We are retailing the best finish ianotortes manufactured at $235 ¢: PUANOMAKE RS, No. 9 Great Sones ar at MEKRELL'S, No. 8 Union d_ richest tone SO-OPERATIV 2 r Broadway. THE GIRARD Pj $375.7. ae muosiel est toned pianos taad Ninth street Ol pl NOS ENDORSE the bes: and Warerooms se Broadway, 08 taken ine: ‘ At. x1 210 so.ge At THe WADA myer pe ESTABLISHMENT, 26 Soventh avenue amount of $75,000; £ tng prices: a fants, $1 to St: the hi joaxe call on oF addres ANIALT'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, Seventh avenue— ‘West for Oast. pir Bi 6 to AVENUE, NEAR ET — Wanted Sees quantity, Ray ro Stn orders to the (pay, a he est) pre iowa apa for oF ar N: B--secorid house above Twenty: have just receive ereFOFe coupe us Large orders received Carpets and Jewelry ; gh rudareas i an: for Coats, $3 to Mrs, “ANHALT, 1 on or art-o8, Cloth- aes te. 5 iy 3 BP sane a as conte $2.10 | re evant cbung ‘AND %2 SEVENTH AVENUR,—H. MANN BS, Cloth tgs farovx” rata ‘ti ole ee K.vrigg i the wad sity sepa hs ovary evening, until mmission of "ar, EBTHRL 1” Dal the? original! ETHEL sagptation by ir. Hart 30m iaaee famons Parisian Comedy, EEE wea ETHE: PBRNAND En peony 14 ETHEL pers ETHEL ce ETHEL with Miss AGNES ETHEL =—_ BYHEL. im her original tof ETHEL FERNAND ETHEL Mrs. B. ly, DAVENPORT BTHKL Erie SATURDAY N NEXT, FIRST. ETHEL MATINEE OF PERNANDE, aay Seats may ay be secured atx RTH EL BTHEL THURSDAY EVENING, June ty BENEVIP of VENING, Ji i SATURDAY bat ioe “BENEFIT of OOTH'S THEATRE, NEILSON, To comseqnence of of asta departure of for Burope, the mae Seuertenty compelled to “ ae Nant of this Cole! oe be taeared mig NEILSOR 8 store, TIL Brouwer Ns GARDEN. LAST PERFORMANCES OF rn 'O NIGHTS, aditauts; Of Tus Magio CHARM. LULU, LULU, OLY, , iL LULU, MaMit and Mamtt and Bartholeme' Mamut and Bartholomen: Mamie and Rartholemew: ous VSLARDI, GLARA LEONTINE, LANKIBE: | Oo apelllt Ps DE BA SND GI CORPS T. NEW MUSIC, SCENERY, TRICKS AND INVENTIONS. SUPERB TRANSFORMATION SCENR. tasty T MATINER SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. _ es UNEQUALLED PANT OMTS ee MAF. RTHOLOMEW, VELA! Mule. LEON. at the MATINEE, WibLON Gan EN, TO-MOR- or THE GREAT RAILROAD scuNe| VIENNA EXPOSITION, BAY OF NAPLES and the CAT SCENE, at the MATINEE, _ NIBLO'S, TO. MORROW, at 2 ULU” WILL MAKE HER WONDERFUL BOUND me the MATINEE TO-MORROW, at NIBLO'S GAR- WAstheRe. EVERY NI Nigut? THE enn tBENSATION AL, PLAY BY 10. AND BVERY NIGBT, TONIGHT MORA; | | Miss Katherine Rozers, Me, Allerton, Miss or, Efe Germon, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Lovic ‘ik | Mary Wells, Mr. Wheolock, Mr. Sin Mr. GOLDEN | Eawoott (oth by 1 permission of raly), FETTER, | Mr. Paraioo, M yr. Mill, ME, } Inge ise, Be Bell, Bate and Burroughs, SCENERY. XCHANGE, PLAC B. ROUDOIR. ETH AVENUE, A MustCay, 1 MATINEE ON MURRAY ItiLte LEXINGTON A‘ YORKVILLE. BNOAD STREET by, Nicht THE LAVA BEDS in BX & PLACE. THE TOMBS, THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS. ‘Hr SPECIAL eae 3. OLD 10m Fouse UNDER A CONCERT BA i R OF WALL AND B OAD STREETS. “MORA” MATINEE, SATURDAY, JUNE 7. We SEOORIAN AGM BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Mperc, SATURDAY. MATINEE, OUB AMERICAN To EIN. rpunaTns COMIQUE, ani BROADWAY. ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANGE. THIS a eeaak B pg TW NNY AEREANG'S Looe Dra Mies FANE FAMALE DETE erty rial FEE ofGuAte DETROTIYS, NEY 0! G. NAG Miss FANNY HERRING THE DETECTIVE NOR at sensational Dram: Tee ‘oe THE Woops.” N Le oer THE WOODS. NICK OF THE THE STBBONATNASY ae ASHTON PIRIT OF THE WATERS THE AVENGE! Miss RACHEL DENVI ir, GEORGE FRANCE, Mr. T, J. MARTIN, Mr. ED. MAOK, Mr. J. PRICE, 4c., in the MATINERS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. EXTRA.—ON MONDAY NEXT ae — JOE MURPHY. seseue Mt, J. B. STUDLEY La sMUSEMENTs. eo RAND OPERA HOUSE—TWENTY.THIRD ty tt avenue. Curtain rises at 6 ga 3 arriages ment be osdered ae halt. Oe TIN DALY Slavens FORMANCES of Mr. CHARLES PRCHTER, To-night (Friday), to- a evening, for the us Romsatic Drain: THE CORSIGAN | CAN BROTHERS, Ha doi Franchi, } The Corsican) Mr. OMARLRS Ly ru sat ranch Brothers. FEOHTER. PNEX’ Y, June 9, Mr. FECATER will appear 5 n victor Heo 'w magnificent play, will be produced with catiraly new scanee wipe riven | Orvix nights nnd one matinee OND. Ie ut being ly the Farewell We Week of | the Great A Actor’ BNUE THEKATRE, 728 AND 730 BROADWAY. HM Bedins a8 Uarruagos unay be ordored (or a quarwe to eleven o'clock. Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY..... Sole Lessee and Manager. BVERY NIGHT at 4 o'clock and MATINEE to-morrow Pe urday), at 13 o'clock, will ac! os powerful original Dine mayan four.ects by Me. AUGUs TIN DALY, ont MADELRIN Ol MADELEIN MOREL. | Characters a Clara Mor- we Migs Panay, a Mise” dara Jowett Mi sports Norm : Fisher: Mee George” Olarko, Me Me hioury Srp, Mew de bor moyne, ir. Burnstt, Piores, "01 MADBLEIN Mi A ‘To-morrow (ATUBDAY), J June tae Oe clock. *°MONDAY, June 9) BENEFIT of Misa MORRIB. + *WEDNESDAY, June 11, Benefit of Miss DAVBNPOR? Boys THEATRE. B. FRELIGH. asap Ast NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE ‘Gnnat DRAMA OF « cae A LORD AND MILLS, i MISS ALICE Apeeiet YOUNG AMERICA, Contortionist, PRECEDED. By A CAPITAL, Goumpr. APPEAR Ty A GRAND “GARMIVAL O OF DRA-: vie ATIO NOVELTY. EGINS AT 8. DOORS OPEN AT 7:18 BEGINS AT.8. —~ DooRs OPEN AT 72s. OLYMPIC THEATRE, ou, BROADWAY, a FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. iT TWO NIGHTS ST TWO NIGHTS ot America’s Grimaldi and New of spectal Favorite, AND ath HAND SpebiaLry, UMPrY DUMPTY. yf ul East appearance QV ORITE ARTISTS, LAST TWO HUMPTY FAREWELL UMTINER SATURDAY, AT 2 P, M. MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 9, 1878, a rancs Cai charming Arst appearance HM AN HISTERS, “Seo bills ot the day. 5 HERYANDEGS TMPERT AL SAP: HERNANDEZ’S GREEN MOUNTATN HERNANDE?S BOSTON TEAUK JUBILEE Grand chorus at 4,000 voices (more or leas). will ingod his ee talking onde ranemiting introduce hls three talking heads, represen ENGLAND, [RELAND AND SCC agin The, queen of gerio-comie vocals, Mt sie fds Devore's beaueltat Hower danoes use y. Fred Shaw in comic songs. Mr. Frank Drew will appear ina sersaiming farce, ATHENEUM THEATRE. BI IAG ae Metro poicems it he mn at7: in rises at 8 o'clock. MATINEE ON SanuRDAY 4 MTRENOON AT He, ae“ AcaDany OF MUI NEXT THURSDAY, June 12, 1873: A magnificent OHARITY MATINEE, under the diree ion of Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY, in ald of the Furnishing Fund of the Asylum for Found lings of the ity of New York, in charge of tho . Chatity. THE ENTERTAINMENT 5 o'clock, 8 selects Tou of Grory FAVOMITE CURRENT METRAOTION: ever eminent dramatic and musical artist now in city having volunteered to appear during the Matinee: in a selection ot their most t popular performances. *.° The admission will be $i tothe Promenade to any pat of the house * Revervod seats will be $2. ** The sale of seats commences at tho Fifth Ave- 16 Theatre and Grand Opera House this (Friday) mora- ing, June 6, at jock. o0D's FRANK MAYO, W ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF Fine pe he artist, Mr. rane MAYO, EVERY in Murdoch's new and EVENING BEAUTIFUL IDYL AT A, of the backwoods, calied and. DAVY CROCKE’ ATURDAY SCENERY! MECHANICAL MATINEE XD PIGTURRSQUE EFFECTS! AT2. First “HIBS HOS phos rte aia The ‘eglebrated tragedian, LAI A MR. £, EDDY, ugtivhe in his renarkabic sod ‘unequalled -DA imperangations nthe (rama of ate ie MONTE Culsto with all tie original effects. NENTRAL PARK GARDEN.—THEODORE THOMAS, ODORE soon UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, TUNR eo rt Polonaise, ‘Kaiser Wilhelm” (ne: “Leonore No. 1" verture, ier 6 Dance of Nymphs and Reapers (from the ‘music to Shakesbere'’s “Tempest”) A 7. Nocturno, Op. & Rhapsodié t fongrot hestra, new by "Karl Mueller. % Overtare, mim Mireille” Kiet IERRACE GA. ‘68th bitad ee Le ington and and pairs: avenues, ETTE AND WIGHT CoMEDy. rribay EVENING, JUNE 6, AT 8 O'CLOCK, 3 VERSPRECHEN HINTER'M HERD, und FLOTTE BURSCHE. Admission, | 50c.;_ Re: 25c. extra; Boxes, $1 S0extra; Packages (12 ticketa), $4. mpoxy PASTOR'S ovr LADIES Hous! 201 BOWERY. Ee rons CABIN, UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, The Sty it Moral Drama, ADMITTED |." sahis Wonderful tenpersonstioll of s Wonderful inper FREE i . ONOLE SO ae ies ew mis | Five AGhs SND THIRTY, TABLEAU. EVENING, SCUNCLE TOM'S CABIN, ADIES' TONY PASTOR'Y OPERA HOUSE, Abarrre | UNCLE TO! aie FREE THIS EVENT: LOAN OFFICES, - T NASSAU 8 RREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND John Creag Me AN LEOPOLD Ce nd Ka] ‘oll oF aadvancly fos, “RSLS en inner for any BROADWAY, ; OPPOSITE ELEY. enth Money Jinerayy, monde, Watches Jewelry, aiike i tinade and ‘and Proverty of every descriptl Private ent nce or T ROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— , .iberal advances on Diamonds, Watches. Jewel mel’s Hair Shawls, Laces and BET very description. JAMES P, MATT! MERICAN OFFICE, F FSTABLISUED | It M0 hy don Watel ee onds, Jews ary ‘i Pay ay ‘agiount, site Astor plac ware, india Shawls, Sncet; or will buy nghest va HYMAN’ 1! Ye wed on my will pay the RAL AD- ‘atclies, Silver. pondy and market price for the ‘At ST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BHOADWAY,— a ey, the highest pice for tor Diamonds, Weseben J Jew. ciry, adval on Diatnonal | Broker, 57 Thirteenth street, 1 near Broadway. 403838 AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY.POURTH nd Fyenty-G(th strostacldberal advaneen 2 | onDiamonds, Watches 8 Tacos and shaw la, Same Same bought at at full va value. . BERNARD, 913 BROADWAY, OLDEST EST. RSTABL ISHED AND most reliabie office.—Money advanced on Dig: meets ‘atches, Jewelry, Laces, &ei; full - MARBLE. ‘MANTELS. KLABER, STEAM. MARBLE 43 AND D MARBLEIZING Wot 33h and 136 Bast Eig! mth street.—Mar' and Marbleized Mantels, ‘Alin, ‘Marble ‘Coartates Monu- ble Turning mromne 6s Pi at ee that defy competition, Mat for th N ‘ASSORTMENT or MANTELS, UNSURPASSED beauty of design and san lity of workmanship. for Slate Work ot all kinds s special YN SLATE COMPANY, _Pourth avenue ands di eventeepth street, Union square, GTEWART'S SLATE Ln ty, AND cr bi ieee i StRWwant uraretar ayo Bi weet. Saree tetas (nantes. “H. TYBHO, STAIN! ~~ GbAaS TOR churches and dw Twenty-third Ce between Fizat ry RYANT’S 0! HOUSE, TWEN’ THIRD STREET, becmprn sixth ‘and ‘Seventh avenues, near Booth’s tre. BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. THE MODOCS. YANT’S MINSTRELS. THE LIVE INGIN. BRYANT'S Fee BLS. 'OMPEY'S BLUNDERS. YANT’S MINSTRELS | LUCCA. PRIMA DONNA, BRYANDS MINSTRELS. | Daniel in the Bryantis Dea. BRYANT’S MINSTRELS, | Clodoche. THE — BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. The strolliny Fi Berane a out plight, Sen. BRYAN’ THE, MODOUS. MINSTRELS. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 Seats secured. MERIC. ibaa Ss oe L, Thied 8 nd Sixty fourth stm. PENING NIGHT, BATURDAY 3 ONE EN'S POPULAR SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS, BEL EV! VERY | St Ll ndactor NIN‘ GRAND. OROHESTRA OF vIFTY PERFO! FELIX I. EBEN. 1, Grand Maro, “C 2. Overture, ‘Festival’ x Walts, “derman Hi & Selection, “La Juiv Bott 5. Overture, nai? & Potpou Qn 9. Overture, “La Gaza Ladra” “Humoristet irille, * ‘Aauglasion ‘Mcents. RING LET THE LADIES SEE THE @) ‘Tr THE og beirggh Marti UNCLE TOM'S CABIN IES }at Tony Pastor's Opera House. Ladies free evening. Houston and Bleecker streets. wonderful Museum ; {tis full of @ thing people should mae and, undermand. Lecrares hy of to attend De tant lectures Recut hey Wew YORE for- Broad ese te ACMA a ‘oadway, New York. LL LETEERS INTENDED YOR THE ML dad y, between one should visit the thin (to recelve immediate attention) addressed to the Fifth Ayenne jote] till Mon nox after to Kathleen Villa, Bath, Long Islan BARNEY RNEY WI WILLIAMS. 1x UNG E tows ©. ‘ABIN, FREE THIS EVENING. TONY PASTOR’ OPERA HOUSE. pie pear | bare BVA PETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. Temporary be building 125 West Fourteents street. e DI OKSNOLA COLLECTIO: from Cyprus, and the LOAN COLLECTIONS of WORKS OF are opem A ae the fe publte, daily ally pote 10 A. M, until é P.M. Row and \mportaut additions have been made to the Loan Collections. | LADIES: ADMITTED FREER. i’ PRViTATION TONY PASTOR'S OVERA HOUSE. WA EVENING. | UNCLE TOMS CABIN. TO-NIGHT. qyorice. ME CITY READERS OF THE RVENING TELEGRAM WHO INTEND GOING OUT OF TOWN, AND | Wish AS USUAL TO READ ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING, PAPERS, CAN HAVE THE LAST EDITION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM SENT TO ANY ADDRESS FOR © CENTS & MONTH. | | SANFORD TONY PAgrons OPER, AM Po! | hf reat A HOUSE. uct TOM. w. THis EVENING. METRorouitan THEATRICAL AND sow PRINTING ESTABLIAHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN StTRERT. 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY: ON HAND. ae, MUSICAL. i WELL KNOWN BASSO 18 OPEN FO! Ax fee inn frst class church choir, Re ag Catliolic. Ataress BASSO, Core the ae FIRST CLASS ALTO WANTS A SITUATIO} ee eae aecopal churel Address SUN box 12 Herald aioe. ea, INA GER, FIRST CLASS ALTO WANTS A SI ro, A “synagogue, Address MUST BN) Hera JRARD COLLEGE OF MUSIC BROA qn ‘Special atterttion called ¢ hh stree' iment of thorough bass. Violin cl fog. “We remain open'the entire season, “BECKMANN, 305 au FIFTY RIGHT, Pit? i ioemons at et es her Teclleuce aml Mi pupita me ee ANTED—TWO. R, THRE! 1D’ 'B W 2 Bans muBig, Blew Aiea