The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1874, Page 5

oh duh nian 0 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. 5 attempt at robbery, He was sent te the State HORSE church, Henry street, THomas Marusws to Ema Royce.On Tuesday, April 1, Jomx E. Royce, in HOUSES, ROOM: Co. W! Prison term Of seven years. NOTES. 4, only daughter of Geo son, all of | the 80th year of his : THE COURTS. Teapeiigs Sdimealongane ————. tiiw city. No‘earda xpos kv pchelanyes and Mends, of the family, also, mem- in this City and Brooklyn, James Clark and John Burns, who, on the 2th | Ome of the Stud Farms of Orange Tespectinlly invited to attend the \uneral, from his | A ,ARLOR. BEDROOM AND SERVANTS ROOM, Marte Court Officer After His Pay~Do- | of March, stole # travelling bag, con| water. County. sa late residence, No. 228 West Twentieth street, this | wanted, by inan abst wie Heke $0, y0He the (kitchen. taining 5 a , ; , a clotht gh to James Feely, pleaded guilty | Jonathan Hawkins’ stud farm contains 200 acres | 3, aa th Se, Serrtows on: Mondey, April 6, | (rnursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. His remains | fiat; fo), tat proterred. idaress, for two daye, J. H Ge GiatateTeiely, Fipab and "Seritences to petty aroeny, aod were each aeht to the Peui- | ot pasture laad, situated on the west paux of the | ~“itelatives aud iiewun aie respectfully invited to Wil be sabbenon Reiiay, fo Sing Ging tor tazarmens, | 2s Eo Sorel odes. in the General Sessions. tentiary for six months, Wallkill River, two and @ half miles from Walden | Steud the funeral, from his Tate residence, on | mrs, Jane RoGeRS, widow ol Aldrew Y. Rogers, in OUNG MAN DESIRES AN UNFURNISHED A Female Burgler Sent to Sing Sing. | aq one and a half miles trom Sha 2, on ae aiternoon, 9th inst., at half-past Wo | the 7ith year of her age. Llagnid cdice, “*1tey mamee-peseulars OER Williams was tried and - — Funeral services this day (Thursday), at eleven | ————————_—_____________e In the United States District Court, before Judge fake aa dies! Gate: ‘ie acta or eetenee? tho Walikill Valley Raulrved, Thescenery sarroun- |. Bixator7—On, Monday and Jatin Blerhon seni | lock, at 170 Division avenue, Wullamsvarg. MARRIED COUPLE OF QUIET HABITS WANT Matehford, the case of Henry F. Devoe, assignee | Cation Delng that on the night of the 8th of ing the residence of Mr. Hawkins is beautiful and | 3 years, 9 months ana 8 ‘days, P, Plea Ge Tuesday, April 7, JAMES RYAN, @ na- two unfurnished Rooms for light housekeeping, * With closets, hot and cold hi a bankruptcy of Martin Murphy vs. William P. otera house of Rudotph Lochner, | Picturesque, the landscape in all directions being | Relatives and friends are respectfully invitea to Si Bure, Kings county, Ireland, in the 62d | ieii)telow Twenty-third strect: anexceptonate ¥oe the boarding arming. On t attend the funeral, irom the residence of her par. | 1A? erences. Address, stating particulars, F,A,R., rooms ‘Tysan, was brought on yesterday for trial. It was | No, 344 Water street, Was broken into, and a minia- | Cb4rming. On the farm are an abundance of barns, Best. Fone par. | "The friends of the family and those of bis | Nos's snd 6-48 Pine simee Boe) an action to recover the sum of $3,200, with in- | ture ship and somé sailors’ clothing taken by the | Stables and paddocks for the accommodation of | {iV ovat tom pine peas Mereeh OD Thursday, | prothersin-law, Patrick, Bernard and Thomas M. u woman and @ man, who escaped. The proper! Fivnn, are respectiully invited to attend the fu- LADY LEAVING THE CITY DESIRES TO RENT verest, being the amount of a check which, it was | Jag the woman were found in the hallway. and Tig, | 100 horses. ea oe are at present about firty head, By: ag Tuesday, April 6, Suste, wife of | neral,’ from ‘hin late residence, 688 Weat Twenty. Af newly and handsomely furnished sult size four alleged, the bankrupt had given to the defendant | complainant nanded her over to.an oficer. Ke- | COMPrising stallions, broed mares, foals of all ages | G8Orge Chappel. place from the residence of | BRIN street, on Thursday, April 9, at one o'clock. | {f0FY bigh stoop and Dasemment House, desirably Loeated in fraud of his creaitors, ‘The jury found a verdict | Corder Hackett said that he was compelled to sen- | and gentiemen's carriage and road horses, the lat- | pep brother, whe Rev. Jobn Parker, oo ‘Thursday Sazi.—On Tuesday, April 7, 1874, SiO SALzi, boarders. Kesponsible parties only call ail this week at tence ner to the State Prison for five years, Dut 4% | ter having been wintered there, The jollowing is | aiternoon, at two-o vice ” native of Mairengo, canton ‘Tessin, Switzeriand, West Tweniy-ninth street. Kent $275 per month. for the plaintis! for $4,070, being the amount of the S a , , being the amo! there were mitigating circumstances he intimated ‘OLaRK.—On Wednesday, Apri} E ed 06 years, 10 honths and 11 days. Possession, check with interest. that Executive clemency would be invoked in her | ® list of some of the most promising at the Locust beloved Gum eaay,, April 6, 1974 Awsre E. | ‘me relatives and friends are invited to attend | ~~ = Lang & Ogden, fron merchants of this city, im- | behalf. Hill Farm, the name of Mr. Hawkins’ estate:— | Ttamidmontnn aca samgeee Me Clare, aged 23 $heiuneral, which, will take place on Friday, the | A GENTLEMAN | Peer caine rma De ported in March, 1970, some tots of what they Burglars Plead Guilty. STALLIONS, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited inst., at two o'clock P. M., rom his late resi- ilerald ofice, dence, No. 146 Degraw street, Brooklyn. 1 a George J. Quinn, who on the 20th of March en- Kearsarge, oy Volunteer, out of Dexter's dam, | t? #ttend the funeral services, to take place from Norice,—The memb Ny br ‘use, and nie berutnanee eat ba este ticed tered the spartments of Jacob Schlemmer and | ig ten years old, fifteen baba three inches high, Pane t, me they ope pe church, 00 | mutuo Soccorso are invited tor arvend the neck A. four toms, Yor a dreasuaker, for about pall's year, stole about $40 worth of jeweiry belonging to Mrs. | brown in color, with four white feet and a strip on | _ CoNt-—in Brooklyn, on Tucsaay, April 7, Heten | °f,0UF Igie member, Siro Saiz, which will take | below Thirty-fourth. street and between Fourth au of tron not otherwise provided for in the laws leaded guilty to an attempt at bur- J ‘A. Conk, second daughte > A piace on Friday, the 10th inst., at two o'clock P. | Seventh avenues. Addreay DRESSMAKER, care of J. relating to internal revenue, Lang & Ogden paid en Sea Pee gegece. A similar pica was ac. | Mose. This staliion is a magnificent horse, ele- | 4;,00NP, second dang en rogers Cone. | M., from his late residence, No. 146 Degraw street, Becker, 78 Broadway. the duty of thirty-five per cent ad-vatorem; bat | Sepied from Jonn Meade, who was charged with | SADLIY proportioned, and is the sire of many Sne- | yited to arteond tie moses ge oe ee aay 8 piace, oe era, SHARLES KOSSETTI, President, ONCE—AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF THREE ‘4 Hq breaking into @ liquor store occupied by Michgel | looking colts and fillies. Kearsarge is the prop- | on Thursday, the 9th inst,, at two P. M. "| B.Gtawmrs, Secretary. adults wish to take charge of a house for a family subsequently Collector Smythe demanded an | prune oxo. sao East Thirty-foarth atreet, oD | epty of Mr. G. G. Howland - CORNWELL —At San Jose, Cal., on Monday, ‘SEIX48.—Wednesday April 1, ELEANOR, wife of | going towurope; best of Foferences given, Apply to or additional duty ot one and a half centa per pound | tne ist of March. He stole ‘a revolver and $7 worth oe ere os . og agi ene gh Saad March 30, JoauPu 8, 1) of Rionasa He aad Biles. 5, M, Setxas and daughter of Dr. P, M. Cohen, | address W. 8. COX, 4S West Twenty-six on the iron, claiming thut tt came within section | of liquors and cigars. ese prisoners were eac! eal vornwel 22 years, D }OOMS WANTED.—FOUR 1D ROOMS 206 Uetale aha Cr rein oa: taba: ‘This edditionaidnty | sent to the Petitentiary for two years and six | tontan, dam by Latourette’ Beltfounder, four | Relatives and ‘trlends of the family are invited onuneral otice herea‘ter. Charleston and New Kitchen. tor housekeeping “Address; with, particu months, to attend the funeral service, at Summerfield | Ogeans Papers please copy. jars, B.A. Herald office, Rent must be moderate. Was paid under protest; amounted to $1,200, and More Pleas of Guilty. years old, fifteen and @ half hands high, is of beau | yorhodist Episcopal church, corner of Waslineren | qSH#4¥:—On Wednesday morning, April 8, RosEET the present sction against tne Collector was tiful bay color, with white ankles betund, This | and Greene avenues, Brookiyn, on Friday event SHAW, in she 40th year of his age. TED FO0M AND, BEDROOM WANTED Frederick Marville and George Miller pleaded Y ocam oan. f Gotta es Sak lyn, y evening | Relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- Without board, or board tor wife and daughtei brought to recover back that amount as being cx- | guity to an attempt at burglary in the thira | NOF#e 8 owned by Mr. George C. WOM Of Sete | TN pabee bo Urtereeod ee carte liemalns will | fuuy invited to attend the funeral, on Friday aiter- | When In the elty, convenient to. Fourth averue and cessive, and also on the ground that the tron in | degree, the indictment alleging thaton the nignt | “iJ. and i# much thought of by his owner, Thee | “Cmgrauzox.—on Wednesday, April &, Hermita | 200, at fOUF o'clock, from his late residence, 100 | RUCK Aw Natpant; hawendon by 22d of April,” Address question was not included in the section of the act | of the 27th of March the prisoners attempted to.| '8 20 doubt that he will in time beoome a fashion- | Manion CreiaHton, only child of Hugh R. and enty-thira street, Brooklyn. No. 60 P ti SmiTH.—Op Mond: NTED—! LDER! LaD’ of June, 1804. The question in this case was—Is | enter tne cutlery store of Hall & Smith, able sire. Fredericks Creighton, aged Lyear and 7 months. | guru, Vice President of the Meniecan Gaoigne AN wervant, ao" unfuruishod Pioee; a “of the tron rolled into strips which are cut and punched | Heade street. ‘They were sentenced to the State | New York, owned by Mr. Howiand, is brown Im | p.'il"'ar'ion Hergen'atvecs | ‘two o'clock | Company, in the Sth year of bis age. roomsto be uted ay & aftehien: situated Gerween Four. a . enth ai Fiftiet streets ; xceed J tron hoop or hoop iron? ‘The case has been tried rearing be! eg color, with four white feet, filteen hands two and'| ‘st."Louls and’ springae! Papers please | or the ANnUnolation, FOUrisOnty eet eect | month; references given aud required. “Address SP twice before, and on each occasion the jury disa- & haifinches in height, by Ryedyk’s Hambletonian; | Copy. Sixth and Seventh avenues, in tals city, on Thurs- | PX “Fost oMee greed, Yesterday, by direction of Judge Wood. | _24Ward Smith was convicted of assaulting Maria | rst dam by Harry Clay, second dam by imported “om Teahioee has genera eitet day morning, April 9, af eleven ofctock. | The re- | "WANTED—UPPER PART OF DWELLING: 6 ROOMS, Huntington on the 1th of February. Being & | prince Di 18 was foaled J 1876, 8 en to Trinity Cemetery for burial. vod neighborhood: rent to exceed $600 per rad, attting in the United States Circuit Court, the ce Duroc, This stallion was foaled July 16, | ANN CoNROY, Widow of John Conroy, aged 65 years, d Ly ‘3087 Fy ee" outh of unexceptionably good character previous | i967 He ig ‘The rei fr r % ‘The relatives, friends and acquaintances of the de- | annum. Address box ‘oat sary found a verdict for the government. Messrs. | to this charge ee Court Meitencon him to ghe City 1867. He is a noble specimen of a stud horse, and e relatives and friends of the family are re- ceased, and of the several members of his fami TT ps ly Whitney and Betts for the plaintiffs; Mr, H. E. Tre- | Prison for twenty days. trom his high breeding should be secured at once epectals Jnvited to attend the funeral), from the are invited to attend. ANTED—TWO OR THREE FURNISHKD woos ‘ch of our Lady of Mercy, Debe for light i wife main for the government. POLICE by some ‘stock raiser. New York is @ capital | Friday, April 10, st ball-pact nite ane e Deno, Tutaday. April 7, 1874, Manip TenEsA, Iogation fromm Fity-hfth to, Oty apd wert of In the United States District Court yesterday TOMBS eet couRT. trotter. ape A shenge ioine Gems ‘ery of the Holy Cross, 6 Sinthe aite gare. 8 Smith, aged 34 years, oa svenue, Apply to M, Ly . jest r. Indgment was rendered by default against the Assault by a Boy. Mr, Howland also has a bay colt, two years 010, | r4in your or his age? “Pru JOHN Davis, in the | 4 Pre oni amass will be offered up at St. | TO svrep—witll FIVE HORSE POWER, THRER ond of Matthew J. McKeon, an army paymaster, Before Judge Bixby. Alteen hands high without shoes, with one white | Relatives and friends are invited to attond the | }iechis Gunc, | Sixth avenue and Waverley Floors, 25x10 feet, to be weed. ag & wood ow James Gof, ot No. 18 West. street, charged | heel bebind, a full brother to New York, that is a | funeral, from his late residence, No. 105 Noble 7 if ing, April 10, at 10 o'clock. | tabiishment. address 8, TURNER, Hera: who, it was alleged, had been short in his accounts. 5 ” street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursda; ‘elatives and friends are requested to attend. ¥ The amount recovered was $23,833 81, for which | Aldrew McGuchin, sixteen years old, with dis- Pom tipreer jepectarerso nt aren: Tago sah ae 9th inst., at two PM, " hs Ys y Cty oer Ga on Wednesday, Gt dog 4 A FAMILY Of Ee tg AN cae My le TA ‘Al ie or wi all modern sam Mr. McKeon’s surety, Philip Duffy, ia liable. charging @ loaded pistol at him, The voy, who | {hit ne will be in time one of the fastest trotting g Peer ae cTAy mortings April 6, 1874, Mrs, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers | rent about $1,100; location between Fineegth ‘and Fatt Jon E. Nolan, the proprietor of @ liquor store | Tis rest nat Con had Geom in’ the nave or | seallionsin the country, His galt 1s ag open and)| “me relatives “ind iriends: of the family are re- |-Plgase copy. SCO lla la on Sixth avenue, had, some time ago, a | threatening to beat him whenever he mor mn fo | asfquare as It is possible to Imagine. He is rare | spectrally invited to attend the funeray ae tho | , STOTHARD.—In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, | 7 judgment rendered against him tn the United | the street and. that te. merely sred therpincey te | Cole and muse make tis mark vb the trotting turf | soas siteet Methodist. Episcopal churet, Brooks Shins Sroruano, Sein the Sth pear oF anaes” | WANTRDGRY,A LADY PHYSICIAN, A PEEMA- >, 0 a "oy ec, e central . States District Court for $8,500, being © penalty in | irighten Gog. Andrew was committed in $500 bail | "ar. Howland has another fne two-year-old. | Ding vat went aiken si ee Hoy poetgck: | “Notice of funeral in'to-morrow's paper. stating tering, which must be inoderste, PERMANENCY! double the amount of the value of a quantity of | ° 4uswer. Gius one is a son of Messenger Duroo, first dam bY | April 7, 1874, AMANDA F., wife of John. S. Dupuy DOR BON a Tuesday Morning, ADE 7), THRO | FOES Tee cigars which, it was alleged, he had purchased FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT. fourteen and three-quarter hands high without nal, cana oe pate, siaaey A Looper, of | Sotn year of his age. » England, 4 ANTEDITHE UPPER PART OF 4, HOUSE ON knowing them to have been smuggled. He peti- A Confessea Thier, shoes, bay, with two white heels behind, This isa ge, N. J., year of her age. © Fourteenth street, rf f 1 ; n His friends are respectfully invited to attend the od neighborhood, consisting of six or eight capital colt—a trotter now—and as supple 98 & | gpenciuliy invaten tee oo ene are Fe- | suneral, irom his late residence, 172 FOUrtH street, | FS eree eee BO ay ar HERE Fema: Before Justice Wandell, greyhound. His movements around his paddock | fhect Presbyterian church, corner of Clinton ave- | 2¢r8ey City, on Thuraday, 9th inst., at tour P. M. v ED—BY TE! Detective Mallon, of the Eighteenth precinct, | Were astonishing, and in his play exhibited trot- | nue and Hague street, West Hoboken, on Frida: VANDERBEEK. At Hackensack, 6n Tuesday, April | WY AM TED yong amtall Roch om monee pateeee " large and one small Room, unfurm on the ground that be was not aware that the brought up Julia Connell, ayoung married woman, Soe eniciaerine ee Dien this colt must April 10, at two o'clock P.M. Carriages Will het 1, HANNAH, widow of Solomon F. Vanderbeck, Sixth and Lexington avenues, eat ih the 87th’ year of her age. i teaser teed aac Tee Ce cn nto | 08 & charge of stealing about $100 worth of | A bay colt—a weauling—belonging to a gentle. | ailing at Hodoxen, on arrival of che one o'clock | Maule ih tear oo MeL ae, a Fespeottany tn. | Zaza streets. Address W., OS West Sweow-taues reek being taken Comm phere wearing apparel from Mrs. Ellen Degnan, of No. ; Manin New York. with four white feet and @| ‘Gawuie.—at Newark, N. J. 0n Monday, april 6, | Vited to attend her funeral from the old home- WA tortebie furnished Room witiouy Dosrde in Sones this testimony Mr. Nolan imtends to base a | 443 Bast opal street. A portion of the | Tound spot on forehead, 1g very autractive to the | Jayns 8. GAMBLE. aged 62 years. + » | steaa, on Friday, April 10, at two o'clock, fortable furnished Room, without boat a Te- Petition to the Secretary for remission. ‘The prin- | stolen property, was found upon the prisoner Dy | coi way mured by Ae, backmane Iéolr De vy | q_fTiends of the family are invited to attend the | ,WHLEY-—On Monday morning, April’ at nis | ShSctAlita cer RURSELLe Heratt Untows hoaseh oihees e detective. 16 a tea 6 Cl fe and was a pa ineral, from Trinity E} arch, Né s ” =) cipal witness against Nolan 18 @ Spaniard named | noid for rial. osner complainants, it is said, will | R¥8dyk’s Hambleton; drst dam Glpsey, by | Prtas: ADT 10, Betwo ono Few Reretiven | WATLEY. : tioned the Secretary of the Treasury for a re- trial of the caso or for # remission of the judgment q J ANTED—A GOOD SIZE ROOM, SUITAB! FO Eatense, who declares that he knows, of his own 4 Magnolia, by Old American Star; secona dam the Relatives and friends are respectfully invi! 21 ‘on. Fot 4 of baying cigars from a firm called Foss & Dorner astonish the beholder with his rapid ‘and steady | GAY7ENS—On Wednesday, April 8 1674 SARAH | Qroock P.M”, sd Ronsietbhchiny ——. well knowing them to have been smuggled. The COURT CALENDARS THIS BAY. ace. He must make aiast horse, His fine con- | GAYTENS, ag pea angt Mini eke cane Tali in. | . WYLTR.—On Tuesday, April 7, James Wyre, after In the Country. defendant, in the most positive manner, denies all | _ Surnewe CovrT—CuawauRs—Held by Judge Law. | ‘mation warrants such a result, Vited to attend the funeral, on. Friday morning, at | 88evere Pesci epee Te ae OUNTAIN AIR.—WANTED, FOR JUNE, JULY AND knowledge of the alleged smuggling. rence.—Noa, E87) 68, 66, 67, 76. 77, 81, 84, 92, ‘The first and foremost one on the estate fs the | Mine o'clock, trom her late residence, 128 Monroe | “Relatives and friends of the family are Teapect- Aarne eT way tee ie SUT, leeatios onal io I, Bly 105, ~ Rt ite fs » who will for it $1.: locat be Cartes Callender, who recently gave one surety 18 ToL! 100" 901, 206, 9f6; 2a, 28K 200, gL” "8 | Mother of the famous Dexter, nearly twenty-six | Hrrecrs wirceta, Mheren sale eee Te ane | fally invited to alten the funeral trom St | hw tances wat pascculsre” HOUNEAIN AIS E “ ars old, and the dam of about a dozen trotters. Chrysostom Chanel, Thirty-ninth street and | Herald office. ip the United States Circuit Court, to the amount UPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Judge He sa Mare is a dark brown, fifteen hands hi n, ‘wiil be celebrated for the repose of her soul. ry! 'y- cot... & ) esa cae Seventh avenue, at half-past M bis of $20,000, for the purpose of taking a second trial | Yan Brunt, —Nos. 149, 175, 125, 177, 180, 186, 193, 185, | with three wate feet and a Aeuiteannch we tas oe ee Tuesday, Aprit 7, afters short | (thursday) moruing. ‘Past eleven o'clock, 4 | WAXTED-FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS BY.» on the indictment charging him with having ac- xe 213° ae we eH rire ae 219. psy a 0, 2a3' | Notwithstanding her great age she is in foal, and Geraghty, and daughter dane, late Martin and | Glasgow and Bellast papers please copy. Cottage Houre, pleasantly and convenienuy located from cepted s bribe, and was to report from day to cay 3 BO 2h He 2% ae mie 222, 335, | }0oks quite lusty. Sue ts quite supple yet, and | yrigfe Gummin SS | thirty to ity miles trom New York. ress H. M. ” }, 231, » 284, 235, | gambols about-her paddock at times with her colts ‘The friends of na family are respectfully invited RELIGIOUS NOTICES. CLARK, box 4,920 ‘York Post office. until he found a second surety, is now lying dan- 238, 28%, 288, 239, 240, 241. ike @ young one. This iamous old mare is an ob- ee ‘Count—Cincorr—Part 2—Held by Jud, to attend the faneral, from her late residence, 113 | ~~~ ‘ gerously ill of brain tever at his home in Newark, | westwrook. Nos. go7h 1250, 1146, 680, Al BORE | Jeo Tach sollcitude, and iew people go to | Mort street, on Thursday afternoot, at reins AL IHE THURSDAY EVENING PRAYER AND EX. | W¥arn: good house ad Dulidinserent, Get ae Farm; good Mouse and buildings: rent must de Ns 8124, 8196, 8128, 2056, "2058, "1588, 2016, 2028, 2046, | stud farms that Come awa GonMAN.—Suddeniy, on Monday, April 6, SARAz, Pl Baler celied The eee ented from that | cheap, place iu good order and near line of railroad. y without visiting the t * | beautiful selection cal ‘The Winnowed Hymna" Re: Ps N Board of Police ay 1830, 1848, 1822, 2042, 2846, Part 3—Held by Judge ~ | beloved wife of the late Bernarg Gorman, in the | Ephesi eae BENSASUN ‘ALBRO, $63 W. . | Address Room 7, 569 Broadway, New York. The new lice Judges yesterday ap- Van’ Vorst.—Nos. 2540, 300, S0n tosnas HL ane see the dam of une fastest trot- | soon year of her ag puensus y. oo aes, est Thir- 711, 445, 1095, 269, 8073, ec. pointed an one of its clerks tne old and well known | 3057 121 1704, 1499, 611, 1115, 8181, rry The relatives and friends of the family, also those YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. €X-Police Court clerk Mr, Thomas W. Murray. He aie ior, i” oe eae aailaye oy Abdatian (ue. by Mambrinos son of ms of her sonsin-law, William H. Murphy and Wiliam B® saeot Methodist Bpicopal chorsh eek renee <TH iL, ENGINE 1 BOILER OF has had an experience of fourteen years as Police UPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—Held | ported Messenger) ; second dam by imported Bell- | L+ Cleary, are requested to attend the funeral, stroot Methodist Episcopal church, will atili con | YOR SALE-THE HULL, ENGINE AND BOILER 0) Court clerk, aud will re-enter upon his old fleld of | DY, 4udge Reogrick hos, Fem e704 8-781, 771, | founder; third dam Royalist (ne from her late residence, 286 Mott street, on Thurs- Hocking at his Natee Norse Wax Thy stake reece, | Apply toJAS A, DAVENPORT. £8 South sect 873, 625, 1554, 77, 908, 663, 761, 900, 911, 905, 800 of imported Messenger) ; {ures dam by Hard: | 44y, April 9, at two P. M. Read Malachi, 111. Ail weicome. a tabor with @ full and thorough knowledge of his | Court or ComMon PLEAS—Equity TERM—Held by | ware, by Imported Messenger, in ioal to Rysayk’s papers please copy. Be tata acer OR SALE—SIDEWHEEL PASSENGER STEAMER; duties, Judge Robinson.—Nos, 27, 33, Hambietomian, is the property of Mr. F. A. Foster, GUERIN.—On Tuesday morning, April 7, 1874, length 150 feet, 37 fect beam over ail, draught 5 leet, ——— COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1— | of Irvington. Imogene 18 @ sorrel mare, fiiteen | FRANCIS A. GUERIN, & native of Havre, France, beam eS, iS Rindas 9 Snches Graineres stroke 6 feet; SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERF's Held by Judge Loew.Nos, 1928, 2499, 3310, 1803, | hands nigh, very latue, and will foal soon, ° oped 9a years; for over sixty years a resident of m Hall Lactars Boom Teatoe apa bo aoa ARK NWIPT ® CO, 63 South Ch street Decisions. te 4076, Tat, pate ee nae *py Judge Larre- BC A ee Re following brood | “Relatives and friends of the family are respect- Subjest-="Digestion,, Structure and Pailosophy of the i judge Van Brant more.—Nos. 2610, 4077, 2708, 2631, 2724, 2449, 2598, | Starlight, a chestnut mare, foaled in 1861, by Old fully, invited to atvend the funeral, from his late | ee ee RO che atthe aeaee® gf the Same, OR SALE—A SLOOP RIGGED CENTREBOARD Cashman vs, Yaa Demurrer ciel 2703, 2711, 986, 2728, 2729, 2780, 2781, 2732, American Stat, dom by Wildair, in foal to Rys- | residence, No. 54 West Fifty-Arst street. on Thurs- | Oy first fluor for lecture room, |” CO" TAKE elevator Pi Gecut sadeetacnn: 1a eet geome: Aone pee Cashman, E: or, vs. Wood.—Demurrer sus | , MARINE CovRT—TRIAL TakM—fart 1—Held by | ayk’s Hambletonian; a very finely proportioned | 74Y; April 9, at one o'clock P. M., without further | “TN O°" °" STN TO el SS me ata Jndge Joachimsen.—Nos, 3824, 3830, 3842, | mare, wno looks like a kind mother. notice, MUSICAL. den Apply to ACOUST BELMONT & c Jones et al. vs. Butler.—Judgment for defendant. }, 4680, 4681, 2105, 8788, 3812, 9814, 3820, | Lady Irving, a brown mare, fiftecn hands and one | , HAt1.—On Wednesday morning, April 8, GiuBERT | Abe | der. Apply to AUGUST BI Gessn: Rosenburg.—J for plaintim, | 3822 | Part 2—Held by Judge Gross.—Nos. 4373, | inch anda half hign,. foaled in 1858, vy Rysdyk’s | + HALL, in the 45th year of his age. AN INVITATION I8 EXTENDED TO PERSONS WITH ALi er va. Rosenburg. ment for p * | 3289, 8603, 4076, 3681, 4961, 8577, 3601, 8309, 3271, 1640, | Hambletonian, dam “of Messenger biood, aud well | , Relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- good voices to join the choir of a Protestant church. | ann BOPOBAL 4866, 4751, 3541, 3513, Part 8—Adjourned until Fri- | known on the roads of New York; stinted to Mes- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late | Address, naming quality of voice, W. W. B., box 1,086 INGS COUNTY PENITENTIARY CONVICT SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. day, Apri ie ne mébyi Racor senger Duroc. This mare formerly belonged to Aches ree Baan icnppecoascneroos,00' ‘Saturday | Post office. K e Labor. fer yd URT OF GENERAL SEsstons—Held by Recorder | James Irving, and could trot. well into the twenties }OPRANO ULD LIKE AN ENt that p Decisions. Hackett—The People vs. John Eberhard, Godirey | wuen he owned her. She was driven last suring | .,HULLYRR.—In Brookiyn on Tuesday, Aprit, ANN | As Procestans quartet choir for the sake of practices | ,,NOee is Rereby given that proposals will be received By Judge Lawrence, Mitchell and Matthew Duer, felonious assault and | py Dan Mace half a mile in 1:13, MARIA, wife of John Hillyer, aged 19 Years. ino salary deatred, “Address Mrs, BOYD, 238 Weel 484 st. | UY, {6 -tntersigned, committed of, the Board ot Super Sticox vs. Untermyer ; Messmore vs, arcularius.— | ‘battery; Same vs, Samuel Heery, selonious as- | “Brown mare, fifteen bands and a half high, the | , Pélatives and friends are respectfully invited to Kear roome 10 County Court. Mouse: in. the city ee Motions granted, gault and battery; Same va. Peter Ferris and | dam of the stallion New York and the bay cults re- | Attend her funeral at her late residence, No. $43 | (JONTRALTO WANTED FOR ST. PATRICK'S CA- | Brooklyn, until twelve o'clock M. of Mond: ie “aout Ailerton va, Kinne; Woods vs. Brown; Tne People | Samuel Harrison, felonious assault and battery; | ferred to above, was sired by Harry Clay, dam by | Sackett street on Friday, April 10, at two P. M. SCHMITZ bi Soesnd wvenay: today, between’ 1 sad-é | A8Y Ot April. 1874, for the labur of $90 male and's0 male ex rel. Grinsier and Anotuer vs. Stuyvesant; Had- | Same vs. Thomas W. Hunter, ielonious assault | imported Priuce Duroc, now in foal to Hpvirite Hopns.—On Tuesday, April 7, JouN Houss, in the | BOY » 1 convicts (more or less of each), able bodied and. ui den vs. Andersen ; flatch vs. Lossing ; Stephens va. | and battery; Same vs. Louis Manz, felonious as- | Duroc. - 50th year of his age. ——— sentence for terms offrom three months to ten Gregory; In the Matter of Gill, &c.; National State | sault and ‘battery: ‘same vs. Wolf Goodman, | ”'Gipgey, chestnut mare, fiteen hands anda halfin | Notice offuneral hereafter. | cee are aa SeaT ET el BOSE EO VATED | DON Ata une. the prewatcomectel CD aioe ek Bank Of kitzabeth vs Burr et al; Willetts vs, | telonious assault and battery; Same vs. George | neight, ioaled 1 1857, sired by Magnolia (by Old | ,, H0GEBOOM.. eaneeeny 8 ELIZABETH | tagor wishes AD GngSGen aD Ee aan chee | Son manutacgurers of ladies’ shoes. expires om "the tam Rroter im pant geo dn oir | desmmmergmoem cra eo¢ caer, Same | Ameria ay daa ay arancans of Beko | Botoagn it lh iuam Hs Moeeoon i Ge | SAC TEEARSINE Sonar, ewan | gay Gy ce mw ouch Be mea : ¢ res an ent ina a A ian ve acoeet ion Fa Bote hatnal Life | Fierse Remedy cll, Grand larceny; ame vs. | Rowena, bay, fifteen hands one and a half inches | Pesiuence, No. $15 East TWonty-frst street, on Fric | May Trbestrcierence” Address CLEMENTING: ernia, | diem for each convict anu the kind of labor to be carried id larceny; Same ve, Henry | nigh, two white feet behind; foaled June 15, 1867, Insurance ge a Westervelt; Bush vs. | F. ie grand larceny; Same’ vs. Louis Auzat, his! Rysdyk’s Hambletonian; first dam by Old day, april i B 10, at ten o’clock A. M. Uptown Branch office. ;} Seneca Company vs. Kenedy; In larceny ; Same vs. Harte Abrahams, grand | american Star, secoud dam by Biackbird, This 18 - pp es &c., riog Jac! vs. Waiker; : r j. Y.) papers please co} Py. a fine, open gaited trotter, and is very promising, Pyare ry en Aare gael 7, OscaR "ine isga, has good, commodions and suitable work- sbope jor the employment of such convicts. hil partie INSTRUCTION. ceny; Same ve. Thomas Hines, larceny from the pS ulare of the oyrey its present and ; wre nrc. nd discipline can be obtained om applica asberoit va Oxy-Hyd: Heat and Light | person; Same vs. David M. Jobnsop, receiving | x; show @ 2:30 gait, ¥ WILL EXCHANGE WITH-A GENTLEMAN, | onagement ai tal oe PR ag Nag ag ny A seatcty aeneannana ne eh, wack | pas oan endean, 4c ewe artic | Aha “dhe AAMT eiget me | gh Reenbgy n oe mn Hnrad oe ctieaas latter, £c., i, fatter, points; foaled May 3 fall sister to Rowena. | mony invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday, sad s . nye, i the clty of Brooklyn. . ond i a M 7] Ly rvisors of Kings county. dc, Muldoon; Aa Hee,, Matter, Ac., BeButte. COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR, sly Se Ren shenDa mae Tana heigne, | April 2, at one o'clock, from his late residence, T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, FOURTA AVENUE, | ®Y oer ph the Bow GLaNck a nieee Oriental Savings Bank ve. Purce)l.—Reference The following ts the calendar of the Court | witn one white heel; foaled May, 1868, by Rysdyk’s aS 236 Fiith sarees iting indents sivas Fe ge ag ge i Wing, Walter mien ani LN, of Appeals for April 8. 124, 176, 179, 185, 187, | Hambletonian, dam Starlight, by Old American fed tage os De cone | ments; telegraphy taught practically, with instruments, ADOLPH GUBNER, bebe va. Hatch.—Motion denied. See mem- | 189, 108, 182, Star. She is well broken and fast. rei Bret a Gineme of the Kidneys, Huan B. Jackson, | Th*one ‘quarter. o h JOHN tH,BNYDER, orandum. Mable, pay, white strip in face, by Rysdyk’s Ham- . | yous 5E +c. Suattery vs. The People of the State of New BROOKLYN COURTS. bietonign, dam Starlight, commng two years old, | , Relatives and fends ate invited to attend the | A YOUNG, tADY A RECuNt, GRADUATE OF J. RYDER, * York.—Writ of error. , ‘This filly is remarkably well finished in form, with at ten o'clock A. M., from his late resid I 298 | teach Latin, French. German, higher mathematics, or Phelps vs. Daje (four actions).—Reference, clean limbs. Her shoulders are strikingly oblique, | Fast nineteenth street. mcr ordinary branehes: hae high téstimonials Address A.J.) __MARBLE MA By Judge Donohue. The indicted Charity Commissioners and ex- | and she seems much like a thoroughbred racer. JOUNSON.—At Long Island College Hospital, | Z2BEccklyn Post office, LL KINDS OF MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED English vs. Stesie, “Motion denied, vharity Commissioners were admttted to bail in pyle see ENOL aeein bss Deieae 100k Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 7. 1874, of a lingering D®, BERNOER, DR. SPENCER, DR. SPENCER BR. Aor nafacrured ang gold at lowest idve Day vs. Wilver.—Motion granted. $5,000 each yesterday. The bondsmen. were as | ing youngster, with aplendid trotting action. PE et TIS eee uae JOHNSON, 1D the YOU | ace Ge association Hall. “FOr further paruculars see | H7 to 285 West Fifty-fret street, between SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. follows:—for Commissioner Powell, James John- | 4 WE% fy ctonign, dam Tinogene, This Aig i | 4,7e Telatives and friends are invited to attend | Amusements emp hayttf ragetthengstn thsi — son and James Campbell; Commissioner Canning: | feon hands nigh.” She is the property of Mr. She fameralby renness 06.0. Beng oe mane BOAsdING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN. ; HOME RASS GL ASS MIGIORANE prankt Wosietoms. ham, E. K, Scranton and Christopner Cunningham; | Foster. from "Long island College Hoswttel, cornde ot | term emcee b ee eee AUST S WTEC | A ere eee Grae a femme if issih A Wills ; Com- Mr. Robert Bonner has two beautiful fillies, full = ali kinds of marble and marbleized Mantels and other a ET ae eT Ween aa Onauingg in, | sisters. to Dexter: one, Alma, a brown, coining | Henry, gng,Paciic streets, on Thursday, at two | 1 is COLLEGES, 6 BOWERY AND 1.20 BROAD. | Marble Work at greatly reduced prices; Warble Turning two years old, and the other, Aida, also brown, 18 Norwegian epers please co} way.—Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling | for the trade. io @ Weanling. They are very fine fillies, and will KEEGAN.—. 13, Foaidence wathutest, between by aa Etiets ac bok ie bonrenihrd oS orelgn B: blac Curtia, Johnson ys. Ferris lotion for injunction dented, ~ missioner Ferguson, W. H. Welsh and Chauncey M. bg ag Orsitaeahed She aath ae Feit; ex-Commissioner Carr, Martin Fullerton and John Dougherty; ex-Commissioner Foran, William ty | Soe By Judge Van Vorst. Cody ana Sorerian ‘Burns; ex-Comimissioner Seiler, | ™3Ke trotters. . | First and Second avenues, PETER KEEGAN, native | in private. Retr amh et inthe + 2 Oe aroun Buttereid va eddy.—Case and amendments | Sedat“ pergusan aud ivaorby Desmond. 1s Le ae ety OF Mi, HL Durkee, “this igre | Of,kinnegad, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the | — eivars—soTORGA~ THOROUGHLY EXPER, (AT TBUBECKER STREET_LIBERAL, ADVANCES settied. mam charge against these defendants ts purchas- | Toe, Deaiiy ps {ng youngster, and bas a speedy, | S7tb year of his age. copies Gt haps ‘English branches, mathematics made to any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- By Judge Sedrwick, ing goods in open market instead of by contract. astiovement ’ > | ‘The friends of the family are Teapectfutty invited | classics, French. bookReeping and music (plano and | citys Fiano, Be. OF (the same pocgies Be tear Graves va. Lovell, impleaded, &c.—Case and | and paying excessive prices. Alderman Dunne | 2rvor ‘ilies, the property of Mr. Dewitt o, | t@ Sttend the funeral, on Thursday, the 9th fnst., Vocal), desires pupils. Address CONSTANT, No. 101 Ease | brokers’ Tickets ‘bought, at 77 Bleecker street, near amendments settied. and games Sampbell, indicted for alleged election Wane nis ~ ace the oater y Volunteer, were | #008 o'clock, to Calvary Cemeter: for interment. | Twenty-fith stroe Broadway. on parae « irauds, Were admitted to bail in $2,000 each. | gamboling ebcaxandipiane: Mu KIRKPATRIOK.—At Newburg. on Tuesday, April 7, ‘WAXTED-A PERSON OONVERSANT WITH THE T WOLF & BROTHERS’, 86 BROADWAY, BE- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM. In the city Court yesterday Mr. A. W. Henriques | SADRONNE AON 2's Line colt and ally on the es. | 18ih,MFs. ANNin KInErATRICK, aged 68 yours, Tanauage, to give inetzcction in Latin grammar. | “A. tween Niseteenth and Twenueth ‘streets Money Po ag obtained @ Verdict of $375 against ©. H. & F. H. . ctively two and tive 0 The remains will arrive in New York by an Erie | Address, with ‘particulars, A.,‘box 136 Herald Uptown | loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Case of a Marine Court Officer. Kalbfeieh for injuries received by a coilision be- hy) aged prada ree Rea RLOck, ce Pot m4 train, at twenty minutes to twelve A.M, ApEiL 9, | branch office. Silks; particularly Pianos. Business confidential Los Before Judges C. P. Daly, Robinson and J. F, Daly. | tween one of defendan’s trucks and a Second | earsatge, dam P 1874, and proceed to Greenwood for intermen' —— = = Senor es Hablan Espanol. In 1871 Edward B, Holby was appointea an at- | S¥enue (Now York) car, in which plainti’ was nd- | '"iverton, a bay colt; a weanling, by Rysdyk's | gJESUER—AtSyracuse, on Monday, April®, Mrs. | ‘WANTED TO PURCHASE. MERICAN | OFFICE—$75000, ON DIAMONDS, tenant upon the Marine court atasalary of $1,200. | "fhe jury in the case of cyrus 0. Barker against Hambletonian, mn oeane Ramis Te fel- | “Lyons —On Monday, April 6, 1874, of pneumonia, Pace ee Sethe to renames Caock ete Fe iemseat ublae: losned, OF Want beat Under the law of 1872 the judges of the court ap- | the executors of John Arnot, which was a suit to There were & great many other horses on the cary OO ptignn kee cf im ae Ot Malow, | jccatity, or would associate ee if with ‘one Sone | Established 1864." J.'H. BARRINGER, 73 Broadway. . 19,320, alleged to have been paid for 4 ing snch and pay cash for his interest; spe: ish Pointed twenty-four oMicers, without mentioning | Tors rahnoea bonds yesterday found. a verdict | Place, but the above list comprises the most prom- | “Tne telatives and iHends of the family, and also | !B4%eh And Day. cash for bis interent: speaks <panish | “\ pvaNcks MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Holby among them The latter, however, con- | for piaintid for the ful amount claimed, with in: | #19 ud noteworthy. fhe members Of, 6 COMPARE, RAST MBI regent | OORT eit altace tals OBE Bat ute tinued his services for three and a half months Death of a Trotter. Kori & fromthe Festdence of nis wile, Set fast FUENITUREABOUT $8,000 WORTH WANTED, FOR | Svery'Weanesduy. ce habla fap C sognllonananndberred i tel ril a sday. habla Es 1. longer, but on asking for bis pay could not get tt. | patton or gLoon. ne deieudank while marona, | ‘The colebrated trotting horse Ed, Eaton died at | firty-third street, at. two o'clock, theuee to Cals Which city Real Es eee et at a fair cash valuation, | S°°*: > ill be given. IVINGSTON CO. . 681 BROADWAY, CORNe! iF AMITY He thereu ig salt in tne Cours of Common | seized 2,000 gallons ot whiskey belonging to plain: | Gatesville, N. Y., to-day of spinat meningitis, He | vary Cemetery forinterment. | | “llltafiuar Poarteenthatreca German Bank cuilaing, | A." atset, tones dueruy’ advanced on Diamonds ‘whlch tie city appealed to this Court, Adiruiation | ti, on,ine charge of fraud. wnich, however, w23 | taok sick on Monday. The horse was owned by B. | He eee aeration | ZypriGe PARTITION WANTEDCAROUT oe veer | Waste uberser: puTeerang, Pianos, Camels Halt Or the judginent was given rday through | te "00 gallons short. Verdide ior | F:,CoWanl. Bd. Eaton made a half mile record of | inthe Sach your of her Og * | yong: with-or without Standing Dem also einediais | ceadushtiak’* Nec 6al Brotwanes °° ab gui 3 : f° elie the Court holding that as he Ded eae fn ‘ae 800 gallons short, Verdict or | 3:10 at Buffalo last season, and Mr, vowan had re- Funeral services on ‘Thursday, Apri 9, at two | sized Safe. Rddreus box 888 | Bae onan — not been removed, and no on appomnted by ee bine ciaiatgee Ae o'clock P. M., from the residence of her son-in-law, | rq pRINTERS.—WANTED, SECOND HAND HAND | A fe SROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— Dame itr his place, he continued to be ab ofeer of THE SHOOTING OF DOONEY HARRIS, A SPORTING LIBEL, Tuomas G. Carman, 260 State street, Brookiyn. | "T° preg cheap ior cash; chase Wait Address FAUL | Silks, Camel's: Halt Shawla Paces aud Seemiaal Bray: the court, and, as such, Was entitled to his pay. pe rebi's Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Piety te oe | erty bf every deseipticn anee ee MarrnWs hy * vivitar menus | Mr. George Wilkes, of the Spirit af the Times, | wdquruy. a native ol county Limerick, Ireleuae ‘ANTED—A SCREW PRESS, TO TAKE IN NOT | A 7 761 BROADWAY—8i0 TO 94,000 LIBERALLY AND COURT OF COMMON PLEASSPECIAL TERM. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Woltman went to | naving peen indicted by the Grand Jury of Kings aged 6) years, ° | WeAREE Re Ey ieee ana the screw to be at A irivetekg aageneet an Disieroae Watches, Jews Decisions. Bellevue Hospital and wook the ante-mortem state- County for hbel against John F. Chamberlin, was @ relatives and friends of the family are re- Jest ponches ameter, Address MACHLNA, box dé Her- | elry and silverware. Private parlor’ for. bs “t By Judge J. F. Daiy. ment of William, otherwise known as ‘Dooney arrested yesterday afternoon on-a bench warrant | §) ectfally invited to attend the funeral, from 405 | *t UP h omee u Riviere Hind oer ses Maria Me sld:—‘About nine eock at sight | Satake ty rains wore he mus minbaniay | Nenuptagearengtge we ound) anerao0D, | Wravren—ryo stone CoumiENG, Bick Wa | MOURLLQNED, AT LOW GATE, OF DlaNONDS. Gross va. Daly etal (two cases).—Ordera set- | 1 went into the saloon corner of South Fifth ave- tas Pale hi at icin hone, eek ae McELLigorr.—On Tueata, April 7, Tuomas | Showense, th good order and cheap. “Address OLIVER. | bought. ‘ ay : ~~. —Memorencum for . | ue and Amity street, and there met William | T1800 Otrerbourg, at kasex Market Police Court, | MCKLLIGOTT, @ native of Bally-McKiligdtt, county | Herald office. Broadway, near Fourteenth street Schreyer vs. Schreyer,—Memo! coun. who commenced calling me pames; I a J Kerry, Ireland, aged 23 years. TRO! QQ NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE PosT OFFIOE.— —$_—$_____— ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL SBLOND | 3O " . wel Shai wi and struck him; he went out but soon re- The relatives and rriends are respectfully in- W oe copper Still and Column of about, 500 4 Savers acvanoes made on Diamonds, Wi turned and commenced abusing me again, when I THE GENBALOGIOAL SOCIETY. vited to attend tne funeral, from his brother's MALONE BROS, 441 West * | Jewelry and all kinds of Merchandise The same again, ‘Apply to iE . ie WARINE COURT—PART |. went to strike him when he drew arevoiver ne residence, corner of Seventh street and Central ‘and sold. Room i. ‘HAYMAN LEOPO! enn oe and fired at me three chy ‘wounding me in the | A Paper on the New York Continentals. | avenue, Hunter's Point, Long Island, thia (Thurs- = ro 403 PX! AVENUE, BBTWEEN | TWENTY. Decisions. abdomen and shoulder: those then in the place | ‘Tue regular monthly meeting of the New York | das) siternoon, at two o'clock, BLLLIARDS. 4 fourth and, Twenty-Afh street Liberal ad. Duden va. Baker foxment for piatntie, $220 28 | FAP, AMAL] JOUR fas, actacked me Jreduently | Genealogical Les abannl og ee ene bald MovaYe—on | Wednesday atyernoon, Aprils 1814 A] aHTANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES | And Shawla ‘Same bought at full value: LBRANAKOT and cos id allowance. ” Jast evening at the rooms of the society, No. + | aftera short illness, JOHN McGay, of Woodstock, + ai 1 jer Combat ions, | suitorance, ve, Granda —sudgment for plaintuid, wre ¢, jury, rendered & verdict against Clongh and | son avenue, the President, Edward E. De Lancey, | Westchester county. N.Y. * | Soppale ony Dy pacar an ik | 685 ‘cranial init boat reapongil. ape ihe costs, issued arral 08 F reafter, panes Aad. KA hese, Murray va, Donneliy —J for pisintid, | There me fair, prospect that Harris will recover PA AE RU oR ad i a honmampan.—In Brcokiya, on Monday, April, |g skin BEVEL CARROM TABLE. NEARLY NEW. Biinowand ai Merehenthae ft OLIOERWAN.* - oe Fee ae —! Continentals,” written by the late Mrs, Helen L. bed 4 dge. f S50; pow Tables, with Deia: patent wire WAY OVER HRRALD Shall Stir. —' and judgment for plain- The relatives and friends of the family are re- | Cushions, at reduced prices. 6 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH tuft $850 25 and conta, abd $38 allowances. Toeeeee wegeaa, This paper, read Pog iin, | specttully invited to attond the funeral, her | ___ W. Hi GHIPFITH & CO, Youuy street : 26 gffice, room bs —Parior for, ladies, Branch Halber ve, Dixon.—Verdict and judgment for cidents in the battles of the War of the Revoln. | iat Tesldence, 180 Monroe street, on Thursday, at BILLIARD TABLE WANTRD—OF GOOD MAKER | Watches, Jewelry, A: Same Sought and sold plaintid, $02 18 amd costa, tion participated in oy Colonel Van Cortlandt. sev- | *W0 o'clock P, dentich AL thd quality, lean than % tae, ~A LINDO BROS, cout OF sessions. William Bangs, the lad, Afteen years of age, re- eral fnportant, facts regarding the treachery of ieee rh gig ag , 1874, Captain Jo- ood condlign Jind La i etre. Mating full | ===” GERERAL cently in the employ, as messenger, of the West- edict Arnold were also chronicled. Ratives eal triekds ste Invited to attend the | ee awe IMPROVED BILLIAMD Tabiing 5 Sakata RE I Shs GES Before Recorder Hackett. ern Union Telegraph Company, whe was found in nermstoentilattendasiiott funeral, from St. Paul's ohurch, Rast Chester, on. | A —FURLAN'S,, IMPROV grand Bont an AbGER'S Wal prt raroreaets Arava, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | friday atternoct Vernon depot on arrival of | Siadeoniciely wis ety, for by GBonGR Niuth avenue fhe oldest and most extensive Ma: a ee a ee aeee abit 7, at the renide: a tare, baaesyr seods and wares if cnr athe Oa ay, H nee | FOR SALE—A SECOND HAND FOUR POCKET Bil, ry patrol of her brother, 4. G. Crozier, Esq., Smithville, Uhe- i in order; will be sold re sper Mearns —On, Toasar, Apt, |S ants. Me usd” Panam Wow | aaah tet Aeace tow | fatal = mn, D—, LL SECOND D LIARD rr EDMUND 8. nd patntul W Ss Pre 2 st New oe le, and D ProcTor,—Aiter a long and painful illn Lo. bie OF pe pe Ie thee. Hand—RoGERS.—On Sunday, April 5, 1974, at the a wite of Hae eat fell asleep on | 7 box 4 ox! was walking up Seventy avenue, when he was Almest a Centenarian. fens bo omen " Merny, ef say el a eerer ‘St. John’s chapel, Thursday, April 9, MATRIMONIAL, — i ” is Bachaee seized by two men and dragged into an entryway Mrs. Jobanna McCarthy, ® woman ninety years i ‘of Newark, N. J., to Miss Apa L. KogERs, of pa oe nats Ae Apell . %. Avthaw. A @ALIFORNIAN WISHES 1 to FORM ACQUAINT: rs and stripped of his + ahirt studs and other | of age, and s native of Ireland, died yesterday at | tne lormer mentioned piace. No cards. Rae the beloved gon Of Janes and Marearct | icnyWeehinws eome, Bice, lady, articles, An Tan up to the scane of | Lor rosdence, No. 120 Greenwich utreet, trom de. | HOGAX—MCNAMARA.-On Tuesday, april 7. at St, | RELY, the beloved fon. G5 sane mally Wuctined, (DAL woul hot eolect 0 mae het ee —— Tandy woo, when searched, was" nave 10 and exhaustion pon old age, | AU seit Mase. 0° Muss uve MONawana, of | « Te Femains Will be conveyed for meerment | S94 posses Tiglian principles, between sand | AA. faving oceaston for an assortment of Fowsession some of tne articles taken from the Becdaset been in this country for thirty years, | New fork,” er Moen in spregage oe A0tH Mates AE TOM OCIOCK Ae Me | SRGtee AdaTom tor Tourdare ciSine at tee fiona | fefore Novemeer 1 wil pk them: complainan: of the Coroner Woltman Botified to hold an inquest \—PATTERSON,. April y n" Photograph, MARK. F Cs wlesale prices tf applied trict attoraéy and the Hecorder Wook's bles of an | over tne Female i Wiikaun 'N. Dunweli reevor of Au saute | %0 FWDKL Lending, ‘a ietters Answered of urewpuy retaruck, Wall sured roow 20