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THE COURTS. IMPORTANT DECISION IN ADMIRALTY ‘The Market Insurance Company Litigation. BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. ‘The jury in Judge Van Brunt’s Court, before’ ‘whom was tried the auit to settie the question as to the title of the property, valued at some $25,000, coming to the hetrs of Peter J. Simmons, deceased, have decided that Miss Selma Oanfeld Simmons, the adopted child of Mr, E. W. Gibbs, = the right- fal hetr. In this sait ts also settied the question of the legitimacy of the young lady. UNITED STATES OIRCUIT COURT. Blasting the Rocks at Hell Gate. Decision. Judge Blatchford has rendered a tong and im- POrtant decision in the patent suit of Wiliam H. Oammeyer and Samuel Lewis ve. John Newton and otters. This suit is brought on letters patent grented July 24, 1868, <0 William H. Cammeyer, as aésignee of Samuel Lewis, as inyent6r for an “im- ptoved portable and adjustable atill-water dam.!’ The specification sates thet the invention 4s an “improved portable and adjust able dam for the purpose of producing stil water in which to operate for the ‘Diasting and removal o! obstructions in rivers and other water courses.” It says, “It is a fact well known to practical men that the work of blasting rooks under water is attended by many and great GiMoulties, Wherever such obstructions exist in @ channel they produce 4 throttling or contraction ofthe water course, and a consequefit accelera- taen of the current or tadal flow that renders any tion with a view to their removal next to ible, except du: two or taree hours of +5, twenty-lour of each day. Taking, as an exam- between the city of New New York ana Long Island, tt ‘has been found imprac! to the inten- vaity of tne current, to work Tnuntermistingly Ww wisn us OF process yet devised. Tr ay ap: ppl t has gevised an Spparatas ie main coeee is wich be ‘oud premise to workmen (when necessary) ce ft the eee depth drills sly to imerease @ amount of execu- simoet indefinitely.” “tbe diMficaity of biast- under water,” says the Judge, ‘in a ‘way such as Hell Gate, and the importance 0 apparatus for doing the work not ty oat oon continuously, are not over- guage. To achieve success in tm this so an ‘sadertating wae an object worthy of the dient from the language’ othe specifeason saat e lan je specifica Lewis . not: Tetore taking out his parent pat one any Lert yy test or use appara- ‘tus he «describes, says he believes his mechanism ' will scoomplish the results de- Lose Alter adverts at considerable len, holds De ity fe a bn firely wrong ‘principle result or having a. ae ® current ides near sitdenigued having a dam to aker anda 5 the ir evidence in t! Ys qetres will be entered, dismissing the bill, ‘with costs. Gifford and ‘Thomas P. Howe ror the plain- by les and Henry E. Davies, Jr. for thé daventanta, ni eh UNITED STATES DISTRICT’ COURT, Admiralty Deeision—Collision Case. In the matter of James A. Austin va. the Steam- ship City of Paris, which was a libel filed to recover damages fora collision, Judge Blatehford yester- Gay rendered his decision as follow: I muss find on the evidence that the stern tine of the City of Paris, whicn ran to the projection on 44, Was not cast of in time and that it pulled the stern of the City of Paris, as that vessel went stern.’ Kpected, departure of the steamer | BS known, and the effect o1 the action of her screw in creating s suction tn the slipand causing eee boats to be drawn towards her stern was pe Tne evidence stows that the canal poar ana ligater to which she was moored were drawn by such suction towards the stern. ofthe steamer. But Leannot conclude that the motion of, thy sjoamer towards the canal boat was alone ve caused the collision, nor that the top, ort the « canal boat towards the steamer was iicient to have caused it. I think the evi- | ows that it was due to both motions and thateach vessel yin fm tault—the steamer for not | haying her Avera, pe oes off in time and the canal not be: rove: micored, A decree | be eptered dividing tse damage D, Benedict for the iibellants 3, Ww, Gerard for | the claimants, ‘_,o BURBEME, OOUBT—OHAMBERS, “The Market Insurance Company. Before Judge Lawrence. The referee to whom was assigned the examina tion in thie case of the Market Insurance company. Submitted his report recommending the sppoint- ee ofa receiver. Immediately aiter the Ci company organized anes teehee if began and Turougn the Hosto be as (ser, suffered to the extent ret $18 rae that the company has no “will tose only $20,000 atter relnedrin its Tike “ne mamendsd® the a) tment of Henry P. Free- ian the eecrétary at ine fein as receiver. Jadge Lawrence ook the ‘TOMBS POLICE OOURT. ‘The Bowery Badgers Bailed. Before Judge Fiammer. ‘The night before last Captam Olmehy, of the | Fourteenth precinct, made a raid on Reilly’s gam- | Dling saloon, at. No. 220 Bowery, arrested Tom | Reilly, the proprietor of the game, and captured | ae faalis of the e, including cue- | perephe stipe, ne meme ug Yesterday morning | cae pepe rietor Was arraigned before Judge Flam- mer, who put him ander peu to vege ar for trial at the peneral, Bail xed at $2,000, Louis Koou! security 1 Jor his appearance. | Knouf is nino on the bonds of Ackerman and Moore, who were arrested about @ month since for Keeping a gamé.at No. 00 Bowery. Acrobatic Torture. Yesterday Mrs, Regan was in court with ber son, James, whom she apprenticed to Bushnell, a circus man, some six months since, he promising to adopt the boy and give Him an education and teach him the acrobatic business. Ihe boy went away with his master, and visited nearly al! the ports in the West Indies, giving an extifbition in | each of them. Six bape ago a came back to New York’ and . ran his. master, who, he wea um in a most) roel maoner and. went to live with his Mother. A policeman came to the house | several times 7) look for bim and the boy thought at would be safe to sleep om the docks, where for ie hin bed. Bushnell bad him ‘nd brought to Court one ores of i raaraney but as Surgeon Brakes said | ould Hot continue his business with- mg bimseit, higgins} “padrone!’ bth Ne let him £0, fi fut wet dor the bem i, as the parent had 8 ne! as the to farm ber 4 no right to child to 6 snowmen, ‘ SBEFERQON. MARKET POLIOE OOURT. Alleged Forgery. “Betore Jnage Morgan. On Tuesday mornmg George 1. Smith presented am order ior $6 75, signed Winter Brewer, to Mr. Adolph Miller, Of ‘No, 284 Hudson street, which order Mr. te by Probounced a ant Smita ry Winters ‘Nos, 21 aiso testified yesterday a ‘Three ot yester. had recenved orders for aumbiar s amounts mo saan th as the man ier ht no, =o them. ie Was held in $1, enewer at ichores Besasous. a ESSEX MARKET, POLIOE oouRs, Aanent ef Three Noted Pickpockets. ‘Petore Jadge Kasmire. the arm to ra hae rity Ruey-aieh “ew YORK: Lema THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 19747RiPLE SHinkr. and Wood, of the Seventh precinct. Tye officers have been looking for this trio for gome time, as their depredationa in the Fourth, Sixth and Sev- oath wards have of late been of Cortlandt A. Sprague, ex-Uity Treasurer, was continued yesterday in the Extraordinary Court of Oyer and Terminer. Judge Daniels, in ais decision said the present tndrotment contained counts which were substantially the same as in the first tesa aa aan area (| w fret The second he iorment cuarges that the detendant Ww raky,, Sreagumntiy Court hela teat there was no essential diiference between the avermont in the frst nt {nat he the money to his owes one. srerment ‘fn the second indicyment that he wiliully, fraudulently and co! ty ihe money to his own. —, Tue defendant sould not be paton indictment on trial on Coa “the ‘which he bad been acquitted. juashed. therefore qi ciry court. The Alleged Election Frauds Sixth Ward, Before Judge Reynolds, ‘The case of Alderman James Dunne and John J. Campbell, who were indicted on the charge of election frauds in 1871, was called for trial yeater- day morning. The defendants were poll clerks, and the allegation is that they stuffed tne ballot boxes and placed names of mythical voters on the poll lists. Mr. Tracy, for the defence, moved to quash the indictment on technical grounds, and argued his Points at great length, Mr. S, D. Morris, who had been retained by the District Attorney to prose- cute, opposed the motion. The different counts of the indictment were considered by the counsel, and at the conclusion Judge Reynolds gaid :— In relation to these conats, except the ast, the im the counts which do not chi @ conspiracy, I do not see, from what reading J have apyen to the begs 4 mei, that there was concert action. District Attorney does not point out in these counts ph that shows a concert of action. Mr. Morria then called. upon the deiendants to lead. acs Tracy objected to Mr. Morris’ erveating ee she proseoution onthe ground that fihaa outa formerly been a ee ea Sr had obtaited th Mr, Tiacy alto questions itr Morrist cnner Sa nigel ae a AE Pe Case ti heer ot mer Yul 20 protect ite suitors, bus if chia. tad dispnted there would need to be a trian of a ee Counsel has ene #3 | sae nr against a mem flemts Dut suat a former cl mater for 3 a the fact 1s disputed he fr denied the all tr Me tite ead (ee ir. Mo! in ein pel, and, afer some further trial to | tehead tion of defendant's counsel The ir cow ad not aagne Bt! the Court Brecon f Aare ¢ the Work ‘of em} maneting ry bat Wes then Eommenced. oem time. wae thua ex- pended, The jui ety paring, been Sworn, it the Court Rujonrnea unt morning. COURT OF APPEALS. ALBANY, N. Y.. June [0, 1874. ais day calendar for June 11, is 84, 86, 87, 69, 64, 66, 78. THE BOND FORGERIES. Mr. Pinkerton’s Account of Roberts’ Arrest—How Much Monty the Detect- ives Received and What the Defence Propose te Show. The trial of Andrew L. Roberts, aecused of forg- ing Central Railway bonds, was resumed yester- day, District Attorfiey Phelps appearing for the The Court of Apy as follows :—Nos. prosecution, ex-Mayor Halj, Mr. Purdy and ex- | Recorder Smith for the prisoner. Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton swore that, he was present when Detective Fields arrested Roberts; he found in Roberts’ private drawer a United States revenue stamp, identified by Olmstead as bearing the cancellation mark of the Western Union stamp which was furnished to Roberts by a Mr. Brown; he also found a number of old revenue stamps. Ex-Mayor Hall objected to the reception of this testimony. District Attorney Phelps said he proposed to show that Mr. Pinkerton also found oid revenue stamps which were uncancelied. Judge Brady excluded the evidence. w£X-Recorder Smita cross-examined the witness. He satd he had always followed the business of a detective; he did not remember having been told at the search of Roberts house that 31 WAS HIRED BY MRS, ROBERTS and not by Roberts; he took the papers to the office of the District Attorney, and gave them to | Mr, Allen, assistant District Attorney; he could | not tell exactly the amount of the receipts for bonds which he took from the houge. Ex-Recorder Smith here requestea the District Attorney to send Jor all the papers. It might be as Well totelinow, he said, that they proposed to show how and where each bond, which was found at Robert’s house and in Robert's box at the Safe Deposit Company was bought and for by Roberts. The | detectives who worked up the case On some days seven or eight were Employed. When asked aow much the District Attorney paid to the witness be replied that thus. tar only one payment of $1,500 had been made. Judge Brady said the counsel had ‘no right to | pursoe this line of examination and to expose the private arrangements of the District Attorney's office. Ex-Recorder Smith said they would show that @ conviction, be this witness would, in case $20,000 better off, poy Be had already received $15,000 in cash, also received large amounts irom the Portier, in the the civil suits, Mr. Pinkerton, in answer to further questions, said, with great good hnmor, that NLY RECEIVED SIXTY DOL! in the retell stites. ‘he got $1.000 ior bringing Steve Raymond from Lol? bot that nad noth- ing todo with the case of Roberts; he arrested Olenavend ‘on the charge of forgang, 0 seals, but could what was done with the warrant; he thoug! . he returned it to the District Attorney ; nd took Olmstead to 8 (Pinkerton’s) office and kept him there five Weeks; at night he showed him to one of the detectives; Olmstead dictated his state- ment, which he subseqnently, on mature reflec. tion, altered; ne ae Oimstead there because he wanted to keep thé arrest secret; Olmstead was of obtaining a it of ha- beas corpus; he askt age t if he wonld preter to go to a station house, and Olmste; ns wered in the negative; the arrest of Ed. Hall and. Wil- Namson was cansed by Mr. rts, Eo. Hall was m Jersey, avd Roberte asked him to toke Hall to Now York, | put he he (Pinkerton) did nos do it because he had ni 0 fPaiiat itiow. Bx-Recordet Smith—eve you ever been ar- rested in Jersey for arresting men without the er, pte akeres Iwas arrested once when the ee WETS possession of One of my officers Rito Lid th a J here Epa the papers not denied the pi pavilegs, “AKEN PROM FuoM ROBERTS! and read then to the jai They, reare receipts for bon bonds bought fied to. eesti jerd $0. seeing iobetie” tu pa to tes rey wien bernard, eae 0 gry nis saloon tn Seventh” that he saw shen to gether there two or ranree vee timen In ation the witness he had re: Gtor; ae tne read the Naw York HeRaLp. After ail the as. by the learned counsel bad been atenwes ‘Mr. Smith sald, “I guess ‘ant of ikon W peng +I am de- of hope or) jin your ‘ountenance. Was lidiied with good-natured pn he 7 fy gaa cormialty during thet ny. Mn George H: Bang, one mile wea seats jeotions for forgery, and ‘Thomas and Kate Slattery and Bridget Burke, © Ex-Mayor Hall objected to this teotimony, aa the al ted by ure of Conn a the certificate Attorney; that . ‘¥ INwOoE! ROBERTS W, ‘te Disurict Act “attoroe of Brady’ said an act of ative clemency, and burden of proving nis test the prisoner. Ex-Mayor which was be) ov Tecol District wma” by ak irom this trial thas I am a of you know # ‘waa then voxamiued by Mr. Smith, Pe ae ab ety ‘40 oF 60 detectives; were in thu city; te called on Mr. wae} $4,000 for the Dutrict wate ae $9, aak yon 1 you meta tion) wien is veda lingont on on tae Tour ‘cou, resus of. Eueuayeed mat aren with Co, ‘ts pibsion or re ren ‘The prosecution ore furdy wilt open the case | SALES AT AUCTION. —Have you uuder- mp troller trotet Green ? Aagiysgh which ch groaed Ned tus oallge ed A he Court then ad. ng at ‘cleres o'clock. Mr. case fOr the defence. “at, ae IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS WATER COLOR DEAR INGA, embracing opecim by the (allowing T, 0, Farrer, P. Moran, ie revs Rouen i tor Nel fon Beast, me a Blauvelt, E, Moran, 2 oo Wek De Banmont, 5 Bersehere. Aullray, De La lowtes, Her 4 ‘Schofier. port Le toy : Gompte Cathe Trayer, Gavarni. 17AMAAN AND spunea, Casanova, Axrassot ‘amnpr Vibe Stmoudtel, Tapiro, Rossi. c oh, SNGliE Sgt BELotam De vid Roberts, Hasonciuver, Brokine Nic Yanderwere, John Faulkner, Er tihys P. Cambrioks, AT $a ct tte ie ere Frteg, ape) srivesute WEORA DAYS THORS! AY and men Ml and ¥2, at 18 o'clock cae! sig » Gallery, EDWARD BOHENOK, Auctioneer. BT NOTICE, IMPORTANT, 8 SALE 1 OF HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, Now on Exh 1 Exhibition. i mucee oe Artists represented we be So eer lien Hart, Fy W.0 |. E. Cropsey, H.C. Bispiam, mr ar Ba weit ern, E. Longhie, A. Dixon, B. Halt, ‘and numerous others, being one ot che FINEST Na B FLORA, GUARANTEED ‘ORTGINAIS ever offered at auction in this Peso ‘The Entire ¢, Collection to be sold CLION, ON, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE Ul AND 12, t 12 o'clock each, aay, at THE MATHEWS" OA LERY, {AND 49 LIBERIY STREET, direct: ogi te DA ANTED AL PR ews ‘Atictioneer. conor THE BLEGANT PRIVATE RESI- dance, 36 West 15th ot, between Sth and éh avs. DAY (Thursday), dane 11, Commenatig at 1 ia RrveELY fa 6 Ww. E. Ettertch, A. Van Willis, raitet Cervera ‘ Ritter rooma—Saperb itoinette, Grande Duchesse sty en, caren me ilk ‘Drocad CI ag Cab- nets, ‘fab! fearemie: Raohenet) Paintin by vas Sapiens Eaeare, Statuary, Clocks, magnificent ‘rou Wood Pianotorte, Soledes: cl Aaguty ene asst Be act Stand; rosewood walnut Bureaues Bed ‘ardrobes, Mat- tresses Extension Table, janie Chir Chinaware, BPariss oaern oaaaent kitchen Furniti re 8 ‘wisha attend this sale, take Pant av ark auG' GUST ‘MARTINE: > AvOT ee \ UCTION, HENRY, ZINN, AUCTION EER, SELLS Y, at 103 ‘the Housohold a Pen iieisiee storia iaiaton 31 Bast Twentieth street, Pianotorte, Oil Paine . Brouze ale nt mlaid a wilt Patio, for Suita lajest 50nd ie in 10 good oud ‘te: gore ease, Wardrol lirrors, Carpe' jocks, Grains complete i Wedron ea with Di reusing Cases, | ta Sideboard tery, Gl "Blaha Chine, Plater Plated Ware; iitchea arid vervante’ iy, icure, eo y AUCTION. AUCTION, Ue: Aw eit (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, furnishii or country elegant rod porn iA those ng eit: feridenees—J. KK, EMER Auctioneer—At the its Weat Ten: hth Bree eee Le rel enty eight acd Carpets, eight Beauatat mg Sublet inte baogade. reps and hi Hey ew) Oibetts: Vasc avionde, B iluronts, 4 Gorn ae fg «Foon and tie) gee 8 Beddii brary, a tiagaincent octave crewed ra taagatae, eet abined "he, Ral com mencing fy ry a Fetock p pt Conds packed aod ‘de. liyered tor purchasers, city or country. louse open at 10 o'clock tor inspection. ASTON SALE—THIS TERS AD. , MOEN at 10 o'clock, at the eleynnt privat dence 210 WEST 21sT 8° bape NEAR we AVENUE. novUsBHOLD mie Fm ORS, &C. ons Parlor Suits in iamd brocatel: crimson, French plate pat rant Plantorte inc Centre and Console Tables, wa. legal janofoi imported Bronze rook, we, Prone areas Bo Hohn, exauia nh yal Ba res, ea ee Beare tae enad ware, Crockery, rose me, 4 ing Cases Le hair and" ms astrares Fel eb Sieagnie and refer Suite: "dail stand, Katehe! ire 19 Carpets, dc. N. B. rniture in excellent t couaitien, made to order and used but rks He at ale posttive. 3 Take en MA or 8th av. cara, 8 Avot gai SALE ENTIRE. ere ret yonsir ong ‘HIS (THURSDA BS: ue r- it arable, ye ks, rooms ‘suits complete, Bed: Bare: spring and hair Mat tension Tabie, Bunter. < Chairs, solid and silver- Sve see te PAAR Three ¥ 8. W. aePOUY, AF AUCTIONEBR., {rit sold thie any, af ig oreloake at Ser. Went street, be- oe fy a o a ae Charles ang Tent streets, by virtue of oon al bi iv, ot J. Ou Kea * tel: also tirosses, Bolla, Mirrom, frees poo jurent all to Ha i Br, N, AUOTIONEER—THIS DAY, | June iL. be 104 9 lo clock, 1h aie Rees remisos: ik of read: made men’s and boys’ Clot Goods and bt 4 Fa eee ine et Store area Will of yaceae ts BY aes bee BE b my sai sory FO dak gy lo pt ans Pete ie ahah ra er os | BY « WLUIRR, AvOTIONRERA axon saad Mitta eR aye er mae a eget PILLINGER, \avc. By SMITH & BOGART, Ff al 12. aL ook No. LN will Copter yinne am eae gece be. “Setardny large Kes, with Ice ripen Seaenhy efatore, Fix +4 Gone te By ar naeN seoroees AL ineal ran ee Bann Fae cat nina ALES ES AT AUCTION, ehereninn whan B. ACOTIONE: a SBLLS aT neral assorunent ¢ opty Gag ee oe dozen boxes F | ie’ fF. 0) Frene! June’ nee i$ sales of the season, ts being is furniture of at least @ dowoh a 30 oF 40 Carpets, some hem ofthe richest eet er ieee Hore: patie ow Friday moraing, with catalogues. we? D. MINER, m ACOMONNER, (ate He: A H. Leeds & Miner), Balesroom 16 Duane sree ‘ony from Broadway. THIS DAY jareday), Jane It, at ‘at private Bes | West Seventoen| ising peivate 4 ri lishment of & 2 lan mens of 8 ealemman ibang ane city. For de- atiocka vr ae ee erorren’ paris et VOREIGN, SUBS Wel Raon nash unde Funes, ebades, prepared FE2"2* ® aunts, avorionzen MORTGAGE SALE oF wi oy WinES AND LIQUORS, PRUITS, PICKLES, SAUCES, SARDINES, CIGARS, £0; | aii80, BAB AND BAB FIXTURGS, ALE PUMP, \QOUNTERS, MIRRORS, SHOW CASES, 40., £0., ON SATURDAY, JUNE 1S, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 3 BROADWAY, WEAR AMITY, = | See pring t = Heed entire Brock and Fixtures of said well h cigar ona store, which wilt sola of se ra bata Beh Wwe Were, by oF Mortgareos. KRY DREERR & GON, aeronet coh | Fe ae, at " Fi arenie, stock ‘and. Fixtures of « toy: a candy ie a Toye, Writing Paper, Bho Also at 12 0’o! Sorered, “plationas springs geste Bey? nad gor order. poaltives i as ie BReakn. ARGRONEER, 8 PRI. Sy ee , at "el nesele and ingri : Carpewt Beckie a irr nd. Ce r : Mirrors and, Cornice, lace carealns: i alers and ¢ others invived. Mbrgage tls of Househotg Fura EER. lie, 00. will el n ‘ae June ere atroe! emg at al ousshold Furaivare, 90 Black wa te. "Pler and Mantel Mi a rs, Extension rable rose- ' wiod and Diack baat} Bi lack walnut Bookcase, Penistakeie ma ined We ‘be bel elegant yegaat esas porig ot the “A Samet A eos JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER. General salesroom, 87 ‘SY Nassan street. Beal estate de wriment, 31 Park row. SOME HOUSRHOLD PURNITURR. Bisewo AANDSOME HOUREHO aw 1 arenes dean ERD) CED eee ner FRIDAY), at 10} ghelook, ATTHE Sarvare ttaibaon es 4 WEST THIRTY- NINTH 8T., BETWEEN FIVTH AND SIXTH AVS. the me Furniture < cuenta rising ie. park carved rose’ Parlor jor, Sali cameon, and erage 4 aia, rose wood tre Table: Extonsion Saole, aie ee 3 ey late pier and mantel H rind (Oe aa laste and mri Dac! Glassware, to- all which the pee ae oe now ee ok JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, General salesroom, 57 Nassac street. Real Estate Department, 2 Park row, 1 perry JOHNSON, ors will soll at Ho galesroom, 87 waa street, ou This Day, ac at 10} o'alo: Nine loads of F of leh ‘from Morreli's Storage Warehouse, ‘Thirty-second street, “petweet Bl ped and Lexington | bet SATUR baba nA Taxidermist, BY Mover of his ets es Joint assortment of fine stuffed Birds fr Se Bar 1s 8, South America, & Cy Anes Anim: Bears, Tikes nistros Rev omantarne kc. ‘ice e, ef uongnary Lak ‘Gunarieas ei ERE. Ce tant ol JK., AUCTIONEER, a yneral aalestoom Real Betate 37 Berne street. Department 31 Park row. JERE, JOHNSON, Jr. will sell at reel on Friday, Jane 12, at 1x o'clogt, at the rectory of "4 N CHROMO ANY, oft oy MSRM. BROOKLYN, B.'D., all the Type, bY) nt a f Thi Baraio ‘at rp rahe The Boobs bo Shepherdess,” “Paying Toll, _Ostalogue now ready. aadld TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S SALE, J. Snvday, ations street, by, wacing of an execution, 7 patent Ice King fe bod different sizes, 1 very fine walnut one, oe at aunena tae 48, OLARK, Marshal, J. Pp. ‘TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, “WILL SELL | THIS * grat at 10% ers i, 57 and’ 69 Great Jones street, jattresses, Pillowa, Bedding, Car- ae Hie tabion eaten Lee two Me Ke oa nice lot ot 1 Grocer, ’c. Also an Arabian Pony, be hands high, Kh sound. o'clock. at 57 and 59 Great pcepe | bo anninnnnsannngne entra nana nan nrcapcntinty Ih aati AMUSEMENTS. HE COOLEST rai or- EMENT aLLACK’S, i THE COOLE! FAR EF cwoonasxr ) Seep Wr. LESTR: VENTILATION # reared . On “oaaoest se ol NTILATION PERFECT. 6. rr LB CLEROQ axow shane 8 OME VERY SIDE. ian" Bartley Campbe nal Play of vartk, ConTincED Bui chan MCQNEANUED SsoccEss. NOVELTIES aU DiNG NOVELTIES EVERY EVE! Be TEE wan sr eta ‘odin ere bird id Mise GB CLEROQ.. Prot . a Varaday wirel Tf ONE T oom BouOUS DISPLAY Atte TH rue ot eee BEAOUTIF! (3 CAPARISONED HORSES. e Ancient and Modern Costumes of Fourteen Nations ai 7 - et RIOT RACES, wee ond ig Ae ye aitOT RACES, NEW, ep rit) Rcnite ar OF Eizo BLEPHANT, es PONY BRACES, Eee wt 8 He PON, Eton THEATRE, introdacing ce Denke '. Mwheclhartow and Scrub ~ per operas nS itn Lap erarete A JOLLY TMK ORNERALLY- Ba UM'S Py 3 RENOWNED OOLLEOTION on wont ee MATINEE oss BARE AND LIVING WILD ANIMALS. . 3 PrOoRaR, MULE. VIOTORIA, QUEEN oF THE Lorry wire, | Ti sntire new sana ands WILL APPEAR BOTH AFTERNOON aND BvENING, | ()OMPIO THRATRE v a BROADWwAN,, PERFORMING BAGH AND ALL OF BER STARTLING AOTS IN MID AIR, INCLUDING HER WONDERFUL FEAT OF RIDING OProN 4 ¥ A VELOCIPEDE. AMEBICAN fiiria OF AMUSEMENT, THE GREAT HERNANDEZ TROUPE, IAGGTE WESTON 4 “ DOORS OPEN A AT 1:30 AND 7 O'CLOCK. the charm! 3 3 RMANCEH COMMENCE AT 2 AND Ona: AVOID THE UXOWD BY APTENDIN b Sa apaa atte to a | THE KPtERNOON PERFORMANCE’ Rell scowrelaticche Laie i ¢ 2 7, P. MILL, COTH's THR ATR. SALVINI ay OTHBLLO, graceful, wonderfal ri sn Amerisa of hag 57 F 5 Ig ly Q PONE So =: AOE ‘ ni pai oramtzo. @ STAR ARTisTs Fs a 2 pai heey : lee eye ag in § FAROR, SKETCH, goNG, SALY: ABL OF ESSEX. Rat cote carraio| RASH DANCE, NOV NOVEURY, 5 : aenitiwer'e: easie' nore S No. _ Tot mrosdwase PRA iahiabe od EVERY EVENING AND TIE, OOTH'S SALVINI FAREWELL MATIN: WEIDAY HYaNTNG, Btnuert 3 SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 1 BUMABETH, QUUBN oF platae open ca bie fo Ae! GALVINE b role of EARL OF RSBEX. JAMES 7 PiaMONTL tn ee grect role of ELIZABETH gp which occasion @ bost of will appean’ B <i TOMO. wi pa EXTRAORDINARY BATERTAINMENT | 1 { OOlrma performances 4 at Py — 4 ric ‘TRSTIMONIAL BENEFIT of Mr. CHARLES EYTINGR, aa ‘RVERY Eniguished’clusens in eutisipadon of his advent ayen var sn now Sep ae EVEMINO APTEBNOON : the american Stage. = mae 2 20m, ror TO.MORROW (FRIDAY) AFTRENOOR, June 1. pl pea MONDAY, JUNE 18, Mr. etre about occasion will have additional interest by being Honday ; or, Jack ae ae Amoog eran Se FAREWELL APPRARANGE of Mim CLARA MOBRIS! Dot aie, cnn of dat arate ee prac 3 this popular artist departing for Europe on Saturday. aataxra a0, masr.” ts hos Maar #° The sale of # Goate tg now in progress, the | BaYaNr's| ITALIAN AIBBS | ; Bok office ‘being open from 0 to 4 dai! BRYARTS| SONG AND Dance. | MIN jotwithstanding the nent te of the array of attrac BRYANTS VIOLIN, BOLO, MINeTR tions the popular goale of prices is adopte: RYANT’S one BPH Brus 1s DREAM rior YOLUNTEERING ARTISTS: BYANP'S| On ine old je, | MINBT! sa Oarlotis Lacierea, Mr. John MoCutlongh, BRYAN ge EVERY BArORDAY at TWO, ie fon Bove Eyeinne. ME Sohn te Resend, LOSSEUME! Stace: Seren neal | On bg a . re & Molinde Jones. Gised en ceo. Broadway and Thir a Thirty -fith street. hous, | Mis Equly wararer rs FB Minelat Te Grand Scenic Mlusion, which has com over Mr. DAN BRYANDS BAND oF Mi BIEL. ac. : . Mr, DAN BRYA late INBIBELS, Bo, éc, | THRER eee THOUSAND DOLLARS. ag ‘The Orchestra....... poate -Mr. H. Tissington MOU" oy GASLIGHT, quNT. Booth’s Theatre gratuito THE GRAND MIDNIGB® THUNDERSNOR jommit- tgeationgp te, Kencrosity, of ME EE ACHICE GEAU, | a9 preven of the Salvin! representations, fopteeentation Of the PuBNOMENA OF Na PROGEAMMR. situotive lastaros and performances 9 @oors open at 1. “Performance atl) Y favour, the Bi L * geet coxsvoat LESGON"—Ms, ‘Raymond and ‘ppen irom te $400 10. 2 eaters ae i Oe We tae mh B, CONWAY'S BROOKLIN TERA: 8, The fourth ct of THB EADY OF LYONS”—Miss Ee Suara Ir eCanoush, Mr. Morris, Mr. Plympton, Mee hinsusary Beneat to Mee YOUN E. «TEN MIN TEs TAL! A lat LITTLE BOYS AND “ pin y are Mr. Stuart OF FONTENOY”—Rocttea by Miss Bore, 3 ting 6 ad Hartevs “OlOTEY Beetiog by Mr. “Meera . Li act of a agg BY —| ~ lor! “paid Mise eee ry aaa soanrers Mi Robson, Mr, natin Aer ees Mr. B; t Burlesque of “8CHOOL—By Bryant MUSICAL. GENTLEMAN PIANIST WILL GIVE _INSTBUC- Goat in vocal a instrumental music tn bir partment, without board. Address ere box 175 Herald office. NARD.—OLDEST MUSIC SCHOOL IN bd ae! u ata Pare ere nceiet oa es alled. Address MUSIOAL UNIVERMITY, instrels, of eminent ‘and a large sdamber of otuer artis Meat now Teady at box office, theat BE GARDEN. TO-NIGHT.. Onna SURSDAY) EVENING, JUKE Il, at& Mesa cgetcrmala RO MMER igure’ CONCERTS. HOUSES, ROOMS, &., WANTED. In this City and Brookiyn. SELECT FAMILY 18 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING with Behe early yt e REP io tena by sddveseing TWO DULTS, era Tptown Branch office. yee GOING IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE summer or to Eirepe cap finda paerctty Se woman to take charge of their house. Callator address 204 Bast ‘Thirty-sixth stre street. ‘WANTED sat FURNISHED HOUSE atop. erate rent), tor gentlemen, wife and baby. Parties leaving for Butape will Ond at, to their advantage by ad- ee 2S Se emis YCLORAMIO ARTIST. AD) C seventh street, New York W YORK MUSEUM OF at MY. 4 way, between Houston Mot hd should visit the endaetal =e win — Stee Herald office. ANTED—IN 4 gay aT HOUSER, panna et one TASER tures’ artes unable oa to ‘att thove Japorent rooms, on second fi them t Tweleteant frente nin seeets third an Byseareeing ROwRYAR Yaar RaW YORE mua Ad rem PERMANENT, B Dox en Uptown | SNATOMY, ranch of GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, BOWERY, AELLS P seaor day. it 104 o'clock, ‘the Fix: the » the res are 59 Sig rh fone pblendid double did doable py Or Ir, Btasses ‘fl Saran Pee &c., in ‘one of more oa positivsiys PAyeseockzns SALE.—THOS. J. McORATH, auc this day, at 11 may fol a tak Me a! ey —B. FIELD, Cgc 4 as ee wait sell this | Py: att geloe ty ere se Ges Hanah: Bea Re Co ‘a by ier Fo vow sidion p* Pawnsaoken’s lOMAS =KFYWOR’ b sell this day, faa ‘oth erin. cat elk nds | hese wear lating ie: order Joseph A, Weaver, orty-sevent! z PAuNngoren’s ti eh ey AGAR, avc. toner. wit gell this Cay t 59 feast 2 a ‘00 te Bik, Tabla. Linen soy haw Mpauerclotsin nan ie n, Shee! ry ee Galt ke “BY onder of M: Davia No 8 Sul ae in stree' ICHARD. WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—ADMINISTRa. tor’s sale—will sell Friday, at 103¢ o'clock. at No. 196 Grand street, the effects ot the’ late Charles A. Harms, viz, peaaing, Glass Cases, ene Household Furnt ing, Olothing, one rosewood wpsieht WISC; ANY. Admin strator. an FEE eciten, n fan Br Broadway, fine wain it, two two Turl me, Chairs, marble shoving al Co reat, oh jattresses, Brocatel Cartain, brit T. 3? WAKT, Marshat. GUERIPFrS "Ba ‘BALE OF A FLORISTS ESTABLISH. ment, Hi agon. &c. Ba TEMA Sheri it a eral Eartonse, — Florists Esta mgt gieceahtanlinese pga Me ie Trets, Shrubs and seeds, Green Houses, Gardsn Frames, Farstces &c. Sale poy LLTAM ©. CONNE _Taomas F F, Bourne, Eeq., Deputy. savisisid nos. TpuOs. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, ‘OFFICE ne bad Broadway, ay, al etl set! this eg at, 1034 orclock, the Stoc! Ta tore 140 Union place, Green 9 it, ‘i i an excellent four pull Pump; also, Bar, Tiare Re yt ane aa Fiat 4 Day, near band Brent rene nara ane ofa tealor ‘jeculnit basi. posnare.sa ot Cg 2 Age blac! efor | pac beleseds Suregun "Mitton, ea lia his | W., Sania peers pie | Beetich olater plate irrot Heaton St “y Gpangalte indow shades, ai Curtains. yee ters, Dean: Bat ooker eiteten eo y onder A Sui ke) Gi png og Td LLTAM Aaworn, AUCTIONREK. ‘aluable yg Auction, tobe so the promes, on wFviey, “Sind at? oclock F 7 fine Hote! RTIFIOUAL. HU! aN x a iimima ‘ive: gakoow as ene raved Arti ont rained pee aie Rare Math arate tatu —— TO bela an ery FURNISHED t Os ABD,—PRIVATB MUSIOAL Sar yppers « an eee cit. eae mas De between Twentieth | and and Sixth avenues; | iitaaer pri seh a leraid office. WANEED kale 2 vaukE: ae vi Rata STONE Te aL Pare THIS rrconalvcuarah site od House, for a responsible private temily, a ; st ¢) a and tea yy Rosa? SEaseea waco! caeenite Heral‘ofice. gre TNSTRUCTION.. en ip ea DraWAatic nO AR ARTIST, No. 160 Sixth avense, ow ye ee : ; Jersey preferred. Address the sem: Lani -6 8, with lowest terms, M., 47 Greas Jones. street. MPPoronr an Im the Co THEATRICAL aND i ANTED—BY £2 pode PAMILY, A FU! ISHED *RINTING, W Wa etes wt in one of New York; Hack- cae Pai yto Be Me Wa eareok oreterrea. empl to B M, MASON, 31 Park row. ‘ANTBD—A SMALL, PLAINLY Nap ly ohtidren) it mast be ‘the wiciwity of, the worms moderate, "addi Psd sone seis BROADWAY AND AND STRERT, | Sew nF ss hy & Lan@B sSsORTMENT OF ANTED—T0 HIRE, TILL THEATRICAL, MINSTREL aBD VARIETY Waren New m Brighion, by & os, | B_fOd: sentis) Hares, « Hisoke CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Les Post office. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, 5, &C. Aras ‘2 UNION SQUARB—HAINES 2 BROT: fee mich on assortinent of aaa erent and BAe toward purchase if des fal) to salt ¢! A A her eee new pi 3 fine piano 7 grnang to. reat and sell on instalments. . Broasw wniwure, (Carpets, and, gia cow 5 "R109 und 107 Chatham street. AD immense stock abd low prices. At BARUDEDEES E28 10 os MACE ES, iN BLUR ov? BATL Aitmade to order. Residence 21 Bast Twenwiaih street <Feps; near Broadway 0) _/_. | gy” —any Gh OTAYE catia Pawo. wi. axe "LARGE, AaRORTMR NT or F CARPETS, FORNT. See eR RRA .s rete “sStpwa Vithes ead ture al Ben BBTTS’ coms, 788 Bri corner 10th st. iimaltnonisrat OF ABRELE Sw way, nue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-A MAGNIFICENT ee Gorays se ere ae PtaNo- ra aa L tor sgle—Maai 4 WARK WELL pon te rt har SARE | ei “Ot our fine, sock of Pariog Library, eres aving | Dining Room aod ‘chambe Suite will not fal Bot eas Sh for superior Sretnpad we cannot f £ asi i — | oe eae mE ES, ey aad and "\ -MAGNIFICENT GRAXD DUSTESS, PARLOR A, baits, lode ma Stores & oar Atal} BLEOA SPAINWAY PLANOTORER | FO™ Lon gS garved, one: y peut brit a entire Bouse Furniture tots to alt PAMILY LEAVING Wt J CUY WILL SELE A ptt rye torte, . oaerene ae itty Sent ak reat MauNl- Parlor Suit, OR Wet ire pen style, vs; Prince i ry le Sete, 0-08: ‘nts up; wataut Chamber ah caes A Se Betie $88 ups Libry anes Hurnltare « aacrifice, rn Pinte. yt, near Sixth ¢ <r Rg ae Ae ae Pea scams ORIVATR RESIDENCE 210 WEST 2ST ST.—EN- . "SA a dela Aes ee a Varlor Suits i" tin, Be gay i Bedbeade Dre Dining Drtvate residenc realdense Furnitare, oc Rant and spring Mai 1B 3nd hate: (QUaICKRRING'S WaTRAS, OTEINWAYR” AND ne sts, dc. 4c, Cail ~ ea i Paintings Bronres, atte ec ag areat AND , ZaRD.—90 BAST ‘THrATEENTH ge By ean g ‘sate at at auction D way. TARE, wine eS Less Than BAN oe pctiget gruet ur | street nar Bowerye Ten ne Furniture, Bei NeReat ae? oe a ani Ther org zeae Bas ib Ban Font aceon een, TO RENT, al "aaa TE on nm fi wie above Joa Ghani Gonteat Hotel. cra SACRIFICE. A ooias Bolan wo Arie ite sins | ARR A OL atreet between, the hours of