The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1874, Page 11

rp es SRR As HELL GATE. — How the Improvements Are Progressing. A Tour Beneath the Waves-—-Graphic Description of the Work. THE GRAND EXPLOSION. What Is Done, What Is Being Dono What Congress Should Do, and An afternoon or so ago a HERALD representative atepped from one of the East River steamboats at Astoria dock, and turned his tace to where the plames of fleecy smoke aud the snbdued murmur of machinery announced that the drilling opera- ‘tions againat the rocky reef that extends danger- Susly beyond Halletv’s Point, L. L, into what is mown as “Hell Gate,” were in active operation. He had been sent thither for the purpose of ex- amtping the progress of the work. The complica- tiotis Undersjood to surround the appropriation made by Congress for the improvement of the East River, 80 far as regards the special help tothe Work at “Hell Gete,” were so vaguely understood that it was deemed necessary to have a lucid feottal of the facts, For that purpose, and also with # view to examine personally the work as it now is, we knocked at a modest Sottage, situatea within a stone’s throw o1 the shaft, and asked for Captain William H. Heuer, of Me corps of Engineers, United States Army, who Wein charge of the enterprise. A young gentle- wan, who was busy with some charte—and a igar—at a table, said he was the person in ques- fon, and that ne would be pleased to show us Wl that was tobe seen. First of all we visited TRE INMENSE SHAFT— Gne diameter of which is 180 feet, the other 100 feet, with a depth of forty-five feet—whtch ex- tends from the shore line down to where the “headings” of the tunnelling radiate, like the sticks of 8 fan, to a distance of hundreds of feet Beneath the tumultuous waves of “Hell Gate.’ Beanding on the narrow plank that rans a’-top the “oofer dam” one could look down into the abyss, &nd see below a sirange mélange of hissing en- Bines, rooks dripping with water, grinning crea- tures, with lamps: fastened to their caps, aud the Gruesome mouths of caverns biack a3 night. On one side this; on the other the river and thie sun- light, with sailing craft, pulsating steamers and Osters seated calmly in anchored yawis; beneath, au Inferno, half lit by Mickering lignts, in which Maked men sweated, and straining machines pit Geroely at the stibvorn rock. Aa We passed around to where a giant crane held M its tron grip a quantity of BLASTED BOOK, witch Went to add to the extensive “dump piles’? in the rear of the shaft, Captain Heuer stated that the government works at the point were complete im themselves, tacluding machine shops, black- smith shops and all other necessary mechanical Gepartments, He udded also that the land had been rented from a gentleman who, in addition to his rent, received three-iourths of the stone taken fom the excavation. “Will you go to the nitroglycerine house, where ‘We have stored in bulk our explosive material ?'? Certainly.’ It wae across a narrow plank walk toa frame building, to the outside of which was tacked 8 board pearing this notice:—“No Sdmittence except on business.” Certainly no one would Coury to cali there, unless business of She moet urgent nature aemanded it. Ina tub that ood in he corner, covered by a lid on which Were blanketed lumps of ice, were 100 poutids ot uitro-giycerine, the detonating and destructive power o which 1s equal to that of 1,000 pounds of der. ‘ine one attendant present removed e cover and aliowed the reporter to gaze upon te. monster more potent than any giant woven THE MESEES OF 4 FAIRY TALE, Te'wil under water for the purpose of reducin its temperature—a pale, yellow fluid, that looke iet, gud order! ey ois nt is used in’ this tind 0 & paper cartridge, ted eae pitch. Halt way into tne suostance ls introduced @ wire iuse, which will burn three minutes. cartridge is placed, tue tuse is fired, sad fee Ais isruption o1 nearly a cubic yard of r6ck 18 Froa we: i Dowtses pleasant nap catibe tae party proceeded to @ roo! which jere 13 @ piduter Pans model vi the excavation as Was @ year and a nasi ago. A copy ul tuis model foo bibition at Vienna last summer. From One gete @ more comprehensive toea o1 the work than 18 obtatnaole im any other ay fnere are | this time twenty-ergnt racial ne: s and ten | Goncentric gaiieries. In some places the root of [ ‘the houey-combed cavern 1s twenty-five feet thick; | Aagand ty ene = oe seven The average 13 | re pillars supporting this rool, Witich, in 1t8 turn, supports the visti | THOUSANDS’ OP TONS OF WaTER that roar above tt. These pillars are to be trimmed, town to tne least diameter cumpatible witn safety’ to the workers previous to the eens coor, our, Y Ri poe rane to Pogo Heuer, is not Iikel; wo tuke or two years yet. As the pill Row are they are from eight to twenty eet square, Gnd vary trom eight to twenty-two reet in neigat. ‘The reet tnat 1s Deina excavated slopes fom love vives to a depth of twenty-six feet, It tw time to deacend the anait. At the entrance, @nd ju. t where 1t yawns below one, like the mouce oa t, Stands a man who dispenses umobreilaa ‘ches, One necessary fur the teariui rives , jé other to ilfumine the gioom tnat holds aimo: : 8 an ‘bron, eiouds of Ream until we stand in a jait and are agreeably apprised’ of the cooing change im the temperature. Bur¥ .e @nd act.vity are all around us, ‘There are r®‘de oars, 0 With rock, runuing irom tue darkig 2sa Beyond» men wita lights on ther heads tare hand ‘itanilig machinery and Cont # nu- calling. to there is asad 44nd fspeptio looking male, harnessed to @ tram'n wa: WIG 10OKS 28 if he wondered whatit w mi ing darkly to where iait lights are seen, and wens, Ege noises come, e aoustiese and the trea the pt @ ting ic mule, we pitting ob er tle ity cael DEN ager THE LIGHT OF THE LINKS held close 3 the feet, while the water st » aama Vhrough the fissures im the rockyroo! abot’: and baciore Qpon the umbrellas. ‘How fat bi 7e we {two handred and iorty-seven feet ir @ m ine ore.” “How far beneatn the surtace of tue fiver?” Prt ply feet.” It is @ strange, weird woehie. ‘e a Burleigh drill, two or three y & ae pa a) arin that hite the rock suriace 250 » mes { aooue, ‘All around us are the headings,” re lat. | | i ‘mitiate—there is mo sound except the drip,, di of the water, Taere is nothing to be ween} *y jur tne ore like shadowy outlines of the party, standii Serceg of earthly exdcursionists into i f es with fy head, and the faraway gi ¥ am of a ‘Workman’ sUddenly there 18 @ tre! # \endous concussion; the torch flames flicker and om: bredias a toased violently to and iro, wh 8 ¢ ugh the gale was you ao @ Diast in the next passag of Saas by ecesrary.”” It had all tne effect o1 1 mon Of a “twelve-pounder” field Ppa since outof the mine, and seated in t! ws ofice of mM that gentieman his views of the wyork it Row stands and his ideas regarding the @ oeastties [34 the scheme and the probabilities of ¢ Be suture. pnd are as soma oT pcan coor he # \pBt Bes- 10r impr @ the the ies an oud Sorica Tivers, at or new: 4 Hel Gare. ‘qe eee ea, Newton, in —— ct id Brg ret en touched ¢! only sid sim fariom ,000 are to bevdevote to Fach” jate, raat sum ‘# il ran 120 and pas the rare as are e ¢ # :onga room men, je work 1s about 4 done perhaps of Puss mo 92, The dan- > ad ‘at leas! been go! # en through ith, re are six ca druis @ sed in tun- Relling, aN of which are run by co) # pressed air. To oo counteract the Somes, ean p Por ene roof there 1a @ pump in opera hat Wi & aeliver 2,000 ons ® mnute. abont 6,00 @ jinear feet of nuelling has been accomplished at #1 70,000 cubic irda Of rock taken out. ‘There ar ba ot} 80, are Of rock yet to be remov ro wanes mae ig, OreIRS each day. Ea # Veins works ine GOVERNMENT WRRE AS, LIBERAL a, is Foe be the work would be 4 ontinued dur- the entire (i cae fOUr NOUS, 7 he excavation te less by the oe Tunnel or the e ranot ia Po a cea wen a. aa Fo & he grand explosion takea aves this Wise:—Explosive place a ibe ably mitroryeerive, will be. eqoa! &/ distributed so — = oy) if mecessary, a tho! w iand points of e Water wilithen be wet in trom the completely filling the mine. ~The water Will , d ir) engineering to the torce of the obje 8 tive point, The gerne: will ve fred Freater thatrone hondred yaras, ‘31,8, 0-8tapoe a8 Do tidal w: Or other terrible resuit is an’ ‘cipatea., i wae | ton Ifa allure the mine ¥ amped One the Work Carried ons dian” ” Hoter, the HERALD reprosentativ @ obtained | NEW YORK HERALD, WHDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1874.— mp | THE COURTS. a | THE BROOKLYN NAVY The “Work Im Hand and What It Amounts To—The Tennessee, Alarm, Intrepid, Meywflower a Constelia- tion—Whet Information May Some- times Be Obtained from s Marine— Points of Intpre: A representative-of HERALD visited the great Daval depot of the Ei the Brooklyn Navy Yard, yesterday, for the purpose of ascertaining the con- dition and progress of she work upon the wooden ‘Walls of America om this station, On entering the gateway at the fot of York street he was don- fronted by the “ grim tiler’? of the yard, the ven- erable Captain Wavgh, who, for full a quarter of a century, aid doubtless more, haa kep* Watch and ward a ‘this self-same gate. Whether in peace or war, Waugh is to be found at his post, inspecting iM trespasser, aa he regards all visitors to that dofnain in that light. The child- like and bland sadfne soldier, with pipeciayed belts and brightly polthed brass work, carrying his harmless rife, paraded up and down in front of the guardhouse gna surveyed covetously the cit- zen garb of the man of notes, looking forward, doubtless, to the happy day when the parser would make out his disoharge irom the service and re- store him to liberty and freedom from carrying the musket, and, vetter still, from the necessity of obedience to thf popinjay junior officers of the United States Jdtrine Corps, An air of quiets pervaded the Navy Yard, and it ‘was with somesurprise that the HBRALD reporter learned from rim official a few minutes later that there were no léss than ON THOUSAND AND SEVENTY MEW on the daily psy rolls of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, “For goodness hake where are they, and what are they doing ?’* queried the writer. “Well, sir, ‘vey are ail at work bere and answer muster every’ Morning. They also put in a proper a@ppearance at the Paymaster’s office regularly on pay days. ‘f‘hatis certain, There are 310 men Oe ideeate the steam engineering department, under Mr. H tu.derson. There are 166 men on the Tennessee, (11 the ordnance roster there are forty- twomen. Nidiety-six men are working on the new sloop, fourte@n on the torpedo boat the re- a are dill to be found if you only look about F them,"? THE TENNESSEE, The Uniti States steam. sloop-of-war Tennea- see is hauled ap om the dry dock at the yard, where her old papi ing 1s being taxen out and being re- yee by nev live Oak and well seasoned Inks. it the: intention of the government to send this splendid ship either to Europe or = Chin: & It {8 probable that a will go Gut im the Asiatic squadron ip to xelieve whe Hartiord, admiral Penhdck. p nOt w Down as yet who will command the uadron. ‘The Tennessee ts ordered to be got ready for @a by January 1, 1876, but those who are 1M @ positigna to know Btate that she cannot possi- bly, unles:t they increase the lorce of workmen, be ready to ‘sail until February. Her machinery, which wea constructed by Jonn Roche, 18 said to work like #, charm, and her rate of speed will be Unsurpas: Wd by any vessel of her size in the navy. THE ALARM. Admiral Porter nas become alarmed because of the jears *entertamed by competent naval arcbi- tects 1or © he success of the Alarm, the latter being the pet project of the venerable successor of Farragata ‘Tbe Alarm was built at an im- Mense (#utlay, 48 @ torpedo boat, last y under le superintendence of the Admii woo, daring the Cuoan-Spanish-American war excites :nt, proudly 100keu jorward to great deeds trom th#) engiue o! War. It has oe found that the boa fs wo high forward and tov hei ‘ig iron 18 now being stowed forwa: her wit ®. the hope of remedy.ng the ‘aimeulty, She n a triai trip, It 18 anticipated, should no lefects transpire, early 1n October. i THE INTREPID, The ‘# orpedo boat see Dy which was built at the Cb# riestown (Alass.) Navy Yard, and upon the IT & nd specifications of Mr. Isaiah Haus Qour, laval 4 Sonsiructor, now at Newport, trom whens 5 she will be taken to Brookiyn next week, The J% .trepid 1s rather a source of jeaiousy, it 18 sata, @ » the Admiral, both bouts being comuienced @t tire same time, and ihe “J,"’ being so iar supe- Tlor (14> the Alarm, THR NEW SLOOP, Wea kon the new sloop-of-war, which was com- men'> 24 last Uctober at this yard, is progressing slowy 7, She will not be ready ior launching bewre April next, No name has been given set. Rocue, or sw York, has the coniract tor building her mac inery, walch will be ready next June. THE MAYFLOWER, Ta 2 fourth rate sloop-o.-war Mayfower, having on card tne class of cadet engineers, of West Poim .¢, which, arrived here on the en inst, irom 1 @ cruise in Long Island Sound, lying &t_Iche ordnance dock tn the yard, hie young ge™ tlemen are enjoyin ig themselves nighly in Sel’ Ing tue belles or ue and are in no hurry cas (loose and fos NSTELLATION, tht + practice ship, ita the Tmanmpmen on board, By sien bor at Sewpars R ase ered to el in & fe ay re) ‘avery to going Of it to bea for a more fextonaed cruise. CONGRESSIONAL INSPROTION. The resstuna! Committee on Naval Afairs, @ company with Aamiral pe do chief of une # ureau of Yarus and pocks, aifived here on the # ch inst. and made a very thorough inspection of { oll thy ops and snips in the yard, Of cvurse 1 chey expressed no opinion uion the subject of ‘their conclusions. ‘They saileu for Newport, where they now are ih experimenting at the torpedo station there, biowing op hoiks ana otherwise demonstrating to the Congresstonal mind the jorce of gunpowder in demoiishing ‘wooden walls wien properly used. Great gooa is expected to come of this tour of inspection by the legisiators ior tue iederal government. They surveyed walle here the fast rotting ships Colus- sus, Gava, New York, Sosquehannsh and o:ner monuments to the indifference of iegisintors to the Promotion and weil being o1 our navy. GAVAZSI ON ENGLISH BITUALISM, (From the Irish Times, August 6) Signor Gavazzi delivered a lecture last evening in the Concert Ball of the Exhibition before a large audience, The Rev. Thomas Scott opened the pro- ceedings with prayer. The lecturer then took up the subject of ritualism which, he said, was only | Popery in disguise, holding, in fact, all the doc trines of the Catholic Church. Discussing the | question whether St. Peter was ever at Rome, ne ' gaid that St, Luke said nothing abont Peter’s jour- ney to Ronte, therefore Peter never wasin Rome, for he (the lecturer) stood by hia own autuotity, and would not accept the authorities relied on by Catholics. The iectuter then argued against the the intallibility of toe Pope, and ne argued against Titualism because it was eee and he ar. ued that because the basis o! ritualisu was the 'rayer Book, the Prayer Book should be removed, The jecturer jound ‘Among lis sadience ae email gamer, or Late abs Woo appiduded his seoti- having tein n baler of his lecture, Telerence to the 4 WONDERFUL MONSTROSITY, & Very Remarkable Dual Child Born in Central Illinois—Post-Mortem Exami- mation by s Physician and Its As- tonishing Results. BLOOMINGTON, Ill, August 15, 18?4. At Grayville, near this city, a few days since, there existed one of the greatest curiosities of the age in the snape Of a human monstrosity. It is no less than @ child with one head, four ears, two eyes, two noses, and one mouth. It was born Gead, and given to the physician who made the Gocouchement. That gentlé ward post-mortem examinawon a ahd reports wor | s— “Tt has @ double body ag far br aid cus, and united face tu face, ine ae perieot ae square. It bas four periectly formed crs, Dagds, oe shoulders even to scapulas, The snouiders form a pefiect square, There are tinal columns passin; erefore t Wo 8) lower extremiti re present. Cou have lived it would anddaptediy have ao | me of all eight of its 7 Lan arms ana four jogs, with twenty fingers and. twe: toes. Intne there existed two ocelpital I bones and two Perfect brains, inclosed in one skull and attached to different spinal cords, caus. was one thoracic gavity and one abdominal Seon al normal. Below: the double. die rage Were one stomach, one spleen, two inverd, three Kidneys, one limentary canal and all the other ‘he nit iD ve bo present monta, parents he og ein ‘wile, who are. very reaper one wesley siuizens of Reba pition, an ve reared & large family of chil THE VIOBROX OF EGYPI BXPEROTRD IN PBANOB, [Prom Galignani’s Messenger, jt 2.) ‘The immediate arrival of the Viceroy of Egypt has been officially announced to the authorities of Toulon and Marsellies, as no one can amrm at which port His Highness will tand. if former fh he Khedive will be saluted by the weining of ship aeivaree summoned in haste from the Ja. la res, but the belle! was gaining ground inte Made et Vichy qv fake th the war ra an ad ° ee pot Marshal de MacMaocn Hr] lee ie elas pisos Rial as te epoca | Lh. RIPLE SHEK t. Marine Court Trials Without Authority of Law—Important Decision of Chief Justice Shea. Decision of Judge Blatchford in the Le- land Bankruptcy Case. Willtsm Simpsbn, who keeps @ news stand in Centre street, was yesterday arrested and brought before Unitea States Commissioner Osborn, cha: to Mrs, Sartoris, daughter of the President. rged with selling immoral pictures in relation He was held for examination. This is the fourth time, 16 19 seid, that Simpson has been arres\ed Under somewhat similar charges. MARINE COURT JURISDICTION, AD important opinion was given by Chief Jus- tice Shea, of the Marme Court, on Saturday last, upon ah application made ex parte to nim for an orde? respecting the trial of a cause and asking for the ite adjournment until the first Monday ip Sep- The Chief Jugtice refused the order upon ground that it was unnecessary ana absurd, inasmuch as there could be no legal trial of any cause before a judge of that court during the months of July ana August, and that any trial without such consent was an undue assumption of eutl ment and yi coram non Fag the hority, aud all proceedings, including the judg. law of 1672 there conld be no} that voort held for trials, either of sw or fact, un- leas whol December iast the viously prescribed and Gosigpate’ br by the court; that in pursuance such law in ré met and filled all the cou Re which should be held for an: entre pa only omitted, ame durin; thorie ‘ther si red jose dur- resent Jacteial pf and that the ¢ court t positively goamed he pag? tefms ior the months of Jul ie and therefore any term for the these two months without the 5.90 court of law and absolutely void, All subsequent proceedings upon Ment thus obtained were without the and force of law. The Chief Justice fur. iat even if the es consented surges: parti to try a case beiore a fade of that Grieg one ifsecn more thi ese two months, it was very douotinl to his ind ch prosecding. could amount a, anything an arbitration, and that froma judg- Ment entered upon and awarded therem perhaps DO appeal would lie to the General Term. For if thes ow an ae to suppose tnat tue consent tan Chief Justice ry himself could not hold a legal term of his renc individual judical power, it was un- 6 could exercise a power Wate the Logislay nD % has lodged in the whole court itsei!, The jeciined himself to interfere even in such promiscuous and irregular administration of law, and said ie presumed the appropriate coediog, if a rO- any injustice was threatened, woul usual meat of prohibition irom the Supreme Qs in like cases of usurped or undue exer- clae of auvhority. THE LELAND BANKRUPTCY CASE. In the case of John FV. Platt, assignee in bank. rup tey of Simeon Leland and others, va, Wiliam A, Harding, Judge Blatchtord, of the United States Distriet Oourt, yestetday rencered a decision. He states that he was unable, irom the evidence, to find that tnere existed, on the art of the bank- rupts, at the time they made to the de,endunt the pay nt which is calied im question, any views be 8 ordinary course o! tueir business. und reat to give hima preierence. It could not id to have been made out of the usual and It_ was made proceedin; jer the pressure o! legal menced, and a montn before the petition was flied on which the adjudication in bankruptcy wag Pil siragele by the bankrupts to pi It was made in tne course ol an honest their debts and jue their ousiness, The View to be taken ot transactions of this character is much modified rf the principles laid down by the Supreme Court Witson ve Bank of St. Paul 8 ill must be dismissed; butin view of the state of the decision When the sult was brought, 1t was proper to have to te delen it, cot Md dismissal will be without costs to the ie North for the plaimtiff; Carter, Skin- ‘nae ¥ ood ior the defendant, BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. McKeown va. Taylor; Ware va. Sohmaley in ihe vate Gelay va, Arents Yaurrisom ahs Snyder,—Grante: Raulrvad Co SUPREME OOURT—OHAMBBRS, Decisions. ‘ By Judge Donohue, vs. Courtens le 85 ‘agtier or Shark ‘James Va West Bide ble: Company; Squires Vs. Coulter; 1. ; Boeriun et al. va, Hoehm et Harrison; in the matter of 100t,—-Motion granted, ae Ng Ke len dy Panems Hood vs. The ed lotenkiss vs. mayor kes gy Ps guberu— btios aetied. Wyhe Ya, stuweli; Bquitaple Lite Assurance Company ve. Krai Stern ve. Stern.—Reierences one pany My Motions ode! oie ‘va. Elias; Romain vs. Gatth.— emivranaum, vg, aa Smith va, Dorion; Bixby vs. < bade v8. Butterfeld.—Otders gra ea. Rogefs.—Motion granted. Reierence orae: ine ve: Bt, Paol and Pacific Railroad Com- pany; ay Oaulkin vs. Maton Cpe erate costs. > Rewer Va. Smita ve et in the Scokes.—Opiuions, ‘Mati Steamsiip Company ve. Merchant.— ve, Stephens; wan.— mer ; mole wa r of Row Memorandums, Wyite ve. Sillwell.—Order aettled as amended. Céntral National Bank ve. hdgeston.—Motion granted; ord co Oaldht led. pales ‘va, Orr! ard wate Stanted to the plaintiffs, au rh ve. Weld= ris.—Motion denied, without cout. wer vs. Ohariotte Brower: Rico- tharine Akers.—-Decrees of divorce joleman,—Recelver appointed, ‘Motion denied; yanctoa apple woman named Hogora Cavanagh, of No. 10 Jackson street. “Mrs, Cavanagh was sitting on the steps of No, 100 Vesey street, counting the pro- ceeds of her day’s sale, and Red Frank watched her wistlally trom the opposite side of the street. She fiually put the money in the bosom of ner dreas. Upon seeing this Russell came over and caught tie ee woman by her dress, and, snatching the ttle pile of $12 in greenbacks, ran away, The case Was placed in the nands of Detective McDon- ald, one of the best officers on the foree, and the result Was the arrest of Russell. Mrs, Cavanagh identified him on sight. He | endeav- ored to compromise the case, but Detective McDonaid was bound he should not, and went to Work to hunt up the witnesses. He had litte ditn- culty im doiug this, Counsellor Price, for the de- fendant, denied in toto the silegasints against his client, and asked lor an exa tion, Which was set down for to-morrow, Highway ftobbery. Frederick Seufeider, of No. 58 Leroy street, while passing through Elizabeth street, at about five o'clock yesterday morning, was suddenly attacked by four rufflaus, who knocked him down, and, aiter dragging him into a convenient alleyway, im of in roped B all the ae. he nad hus possession. Having done this they scattered and rab. Frederick was soon alter them hot-foot, hallooing at toe top of his voice, “Police! police!’ An officer of the Fourteenth precinct saw one of the lugitives making for Mulberry street and gave chase. He shortly overtoox him, The captive proved tobe Jimmy Leroy, who, it 1s said, ta not unknown to the police. Svuielder identified bim at sight. Upon veing taken to Court he was held to answer withoat bail. PIFTY.SEVENTE BTSEET POLIOB COURT, Street Robbing. Before Judge Smith. A youth named James O’Brien was placed at tne bar of this court y day charged with larceny from the person, @ kind of crime very common tn this city nowadays, in which only young men in their teens induige. ‘ihe prisoner attacked Oarrie Sommers, wife of Alderman Sommers, wille she was passing through West Fors savant street yesterday a ternoon, and, tal from her hi ate tempted to rau om with It. Newent of@ bine coat peal agg buttons, alig’ him, however, had gone few far, a the result was pis ‘appearance in court, Stated, Ho Was committed in default’ o or a ‘bail for trial Felomious Assault. On Monday night last Frederica Sheticher, of No. 421 First avenue, became involved in a quarrel about some trivial master with Micnae) Oannon, of No, 389 First avenue. The result was that she got beaten in such a serious manner that her contine- ment to her bed became @ matter of necessity. Cannon was committed at this court to awatt the result of her injuries. A Non-Proseouting Complainant. Thomas Dann, of No. 208 East Thirty-second street, was arraigned on @ charge of stealing a watch from oy h Williams, No. 804 Bast Thirty- Jourth street, Williams did not appear, however, and she Court ordered Roundsman Shechan, ‘who had the prisoner in charge, to fod him end pi Ht him to court, The accused was then remau ed until Willams’ production in court. COURT OALENDARS—TaIS DAY. Donobue<-Nom og, 1 3) 38 1 20,90, 4,60, 80, 08 108s tS onobue,—] » 183, 180, 145, 148, Sl on Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart., United to Miss Christians A. J. Cavendish. [From the London Telegraph, August 4.) One of the most interesting marriages of the season was solemnized yesterday in Westminster Abbey, woea Misa Christiana Anne Jessica Caven- dish, eldest daughter of .Mr. George Cavendish Bentinck, M. P. for Whiteliaven, and of No. 3 Graiton street, was united to Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart., of Sledmore, Yorkstire, A wedding within the walla of the Abbey ia an event which at all times attracts a@large attendance of the gencral public, and although on thia occasion admissiun ‘was only by ticket, some Rundreds of ladies and gentlemen thronged the emtrances immediately alter the ordinary service Imad concluded, and, by eleven o'clook—the nour fixed for the wédding— the aisle, the coir jand the transepts were completely crowded. Every seat in front, except those which had been reserved, Was occupied, and the greatest desire was evinced to obtain the best possible view oi the ceremony. While the guests were taxing their places in the Cuoir @ minuetto irom one of Bir terndale Benueti’s symphonies was played on tue organ, The more immediate relatives and friends of the iamily assemoied in the Jerusalem Chamber, where they awalied the presenoe of the bride, About hall-past eleven the organ peaied forth a murch irom ‘Voshua,”? und then @ proces- Sion Was seen isauing irom the little door tne Bou thwest tower. Lirst came the choristers, then tas Grace the Archbishop of York, witn Dean Stanles, Arcudeacon Jenni ahd the onmeens clergymen, aud then the bridegroom, a Sool his arm Mrs, Uavendi-h Bentiuck; Mr. me Mondeley, ae the “best man; Mr. Oavendisn Bentinck and Miss 8; ko a Charles Sykes and Christiana, s aiatenion- ess oi Waterford; Mr. Freverick tack and Mra. Lhouceoagyley, General Bentinck | and ‘irs. Herbert, captain Siingsoy and Cooke, Sir H. Fouiis and mrs. Pakenham, Next followed Mr. Georne Cavendisn Bentinck aud his danghter, attended by seven bridesmaide—Miss Cholmont ss ten Miss BE. Seduce we bai Cavendish Atinck, Ass ‘Mis javendish Bentinck and Miss Whicneote. “tne procession aiso included the Hari 2 Longiord aud Miss Lesife, the Dean of Hereturd \d Miss 13. Lesite., Colone: Unolmonaeley and Lady Bleanor peal Ciijton, Captain Pakenham and Miss | Bentincs, Mr. H. Ciitton and Lady de Lisie and Budiey, MMr. A. ‘Egerton and Mrs. Soott, Lord parous Beresiord and Lady Wnijcnoote, land Errington and Ledy Gorgiana Fane, Sir T. Wahiehcote and a is C1 sy, kyelyn itou, Mr. Roundell and Mra. P, Mitiord, Mr, at ord Gnd Mrs, Roandell, mr. Cheney and ‘irs. idmay, Colonel Tomime 4 ise Bil, and Mr. J. Lowther and Mias tne guests A aiid sackets numerous, MISS CAVENDISH BENTINOK’S DRESS consisted of white satin, with white Pecans View the dress belng looped up.on one side with a bou- quet of orange blossoms. For ornaments she wore asulte, eae ler pendant and earrii ngs, eaon of monds, the gift oi the ten- SUPERIOR OOURT—SPEOLAL TERM. ae Sd Has denture antates Decisions. The bridesmaids were dressed in blue and | white sig, trimmed with ivy and white rosebuds, tan’, Judge Monell. with wreaths to maton, and Jong tulle vets. Green vs. Lee; Chase ve, Connolly; 7 hens | THE ORREMONY Ys. De Oarto; Jewett va, Black; Morris ve. Weob.— | was what 4s popularly, known as a full ens ral one. Orders ranted. The Arcnbdishop of York was the cipal eae Saeed boRtMh Uta WAR | Baa ERE as fs = | Dean Stanley and the jones. Altes sia Of reerétice gr: HT load the bride had been given away by her iather the SROUHA wires al Enibert Pale este e altar, re, wi a MARINE ooURT—-ORAMBERA, followed by the ordinary prayers and responses, The marti ct et “Father fe coniesaing” | Decisions. =) i the music composed by the Rev. Samuel Fico: ty Judge Joachimsen. ones, the grecenton), wos Tendered with teili PP any At (sDonguah.--Moton for léave to | emect; and on the ceremon, being concluded, and motion for judgment denied. | mendelssobn’s “Wedding Havou” " was played by wuypman va. MoDonough.—Judgment opened on | Mr, Jekyll, the, assistant ‘Organlat, aod the pruces- “oravach va. Williama.—Motion to vacate order of arrest ae Court; Le Ketion STOEL ine balance etanc Pollits. va. Bellerman,— ranted, costs abide event. Hog ve. Avery.—Motion to advance cause "aches er ve. Mayor, &¢., ot New York,—Trisl by jue contractor.-—J H io anc ga $627 11 and costs, and $25 wi Banan ve, Wilgon—Tris: by jury; action for an sot as pugncian.-¥e dict defendan’ va. Farreii—By Cour ndginent 10 OF de- | va, Barclay—By Court.—Jadgm:nt foi by Bxeepuiows to Se heard iS arse im . ¢ General Te: an.——Defendant discharged (wom arrest, atia Receiver appointed, TOMBS POLIOE OOURT, A Boarding House Thief. Justice Wandell drove down to the Tombs yes terday morning, and alighted at tne Franklin atreet entrance, at hal-past eight o’cioca. There Oar Qwaiting His Honor’s kink ore Leyoctnss cases ere jarcen eth piaivant Was of complainant was oline Bensinger, of No, 68 Rose street. Both arties lived in che same house and } cecunies ad- iC 18 Mia, ‘Bensinger"s joining =k was 8 box, ® bureaa cay SAymen contained $60 in current eaeoxed' an eattaton 2 to her room, and a! box and cited iinmediate bis arrest, He which Caroline identidea as Mer own. exchange. ss “he Bo 3 at Bis sudden di a fon an tate ie to in bis possessi bad on, He was heid to answer though stoutly protesting his in- Docence. Pointing # Pistol. John Downing, of No. 262 Monroe street, was dupting himeeli in @ disorderly manner on @ street cotner, when Officer Join McNamara, the Fourteen her Roingea it at the omcers head. He woud ene fi He was locke recinot, ordered him away. pon drew rr ed, Tevoivet ‘aud By erate Whee | answer. whing tereg! red had not fooked up Ly apt slias Prenk Higgina, qt vetter known as Red Frank, @ noted thier and escaped convict, was Drought Gp in eastudy o: Detective Movonaid, of hire pressnes, ou 0 enarge Of robbing & pear sion, with Sir Tatton and lacy, Sykes at its head, returned to the Jerusalem Chamber, whence they proceeded to Graitun street, where a numerous Sompany subsequently assem! breakfaat. THE SRIDAL PRESENTS were exceediugiy pomerrs and costly. The bridegroom’s gi! ruse necklace of large brillant ap eens, ravelet and set of eignt bi jes iorming head ornament, Collarette, &C.; &180 @ pearl necklace of jour rows, with five diamond ciasps. ‘the Duxe of cad @ dia- mond, péarl and enaiielled pendant and pair of earrings to match i the Sledmore tenantry, a costly suite of pearl and diamond bracelets, ‘eur: | jenaants and necklace of most elegant | pT Begd vind 1d Marchioness of Wateriord, & dia- irl centre locket, set in form ot a Gouvle ‘hearts Christina Marchioness of Wateriord an onyx ant te pendant; His Grace the Arch- bishop of York, two Venetian tours de force. Tne presents Sitométner mv Pah upwards ie ~ At three O'clock ‘sit be Pet en lett the mansion fur v Ont ley ear, the of the Dow- ager Duchess of pind a oi A Mae NOY a MATRIMONIAL, A RICE aoe Toa oF bags pet 8 yd pee aaa ae ress Me ato sTkavaa wae, dures Datohees county, ay DENTISTRY. Aut IFUL “te rae dia’ weighs pee Act bilver aud cents. At Or, 339 Sixth ave seasracay re aes GUM TEET! 4 saat fo jaa, 800,; silver Sixth avenue. Peme aber, 263, mae ds RIMTH—OGTS, Ob, gh BRADTIPOL a2: es "Robias irs leséuer saree +S WOE ——__ MISCELLANEOUS, proms OF upat. IBNHA Pee erage 1573.— | Beanie ey hea RS. PAULINE WAHRENi R, GREEN. wich arect, corner of Ostar. maker of and. jealer ba ft eee wreatos, harps, Stiended. ta Treernctions a his aural art will be Batranee, 129 Cedar st. URRAY'S ORIGINAL pee § peas, Kew Veen. ven at twenty cents per lesson, S18 JAMES nesia, tor 60 _BOARDERS _ WANTED, ¥INE LARGE ROOM AND 2 f1ALL RooM® TO let, with Board, at 217 West Fourteenth street; refer- ences, SUITE OF ROOMS, with Board. to men also ‘sino jashington square. " SPENCER PLACE, CORNER West TENTH AND | Fourth streets. —Plensant frout Rooms, with Board, | in new corner house : unexcepuonable location ; $14 and $10 per week for two; reterences. Q coTracE PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER ‘STREET. ©) Neatly aud nicely furnished Rooins to Let, with good Board, suitable tor gentlemen or Lamilie vate and American; references; terms re SPENCER PLACE (iN WE: between Christopher and Tenth streets. —Room Jet, with Board; house } has all modern improvemet $4 7 Yi rer wank, x9! COMPORTABLY f ins, wit! ouse contains ho: and. cold water, gus apd bath; location central, 0 Christopher sureet, near Bleecker. = WINTHROP PLACE, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AND © Clinton places. ett clegsutly apd newly fur- pet Rooms, with first class soai erms very rea- 1 ON SECOND FLOOR, 10 LPT, gentleman and wife or angle, geile: | jooms; house first class. ‘West laimiy pri- ible. FOURTH STRE Way ERLEY TiAce, NEAR BROADWAY.— Handsome 8 ot sie ane na git Pr. bag Ta0n! ae Boat nod ansiént people ikon. et TENTH STREET, THIRD one FROM ek ‘on parlor and second "Bon faults and single gentlemen: 2 Fi rT h Bi Beiiate Table if do ager Twenty THIRO STREET, OPPOSITE MAD. dish Ben- | Miss Paken- | Birt Row. | fe ison square and Fifth Avepos spew Te lat with ae private on mS cpecanyy \y and newly fur- d Second Floor, 'H_ STREET, Ad 3 Pre ‘ar 2% LAT AND BR taken; references oe cxshapged . tmird floors to 14°F SRRRRt, st Wet —TO LET, WITH BOARD, arge ffontand back froomms, of sevond story; ais0 large anc smal Witte 14% STREET, 289 WEST. eRgoue EN Pd i OR singly, yjwith first olaas Board; ee Fe 8 AC- commodated; arrangements made for winter on mmoder- ate terms; oon ia ge and well furnished. ll HOTELS. ‘oReAT REDO CTION IN PRIC ES. —PRANKFORT corner of Frankiort and W:lnam streetay Nie Kooms, 2%, % and £9 cents each; genue® a) BILL HEADS, POSTERS, Law and every kind of Job, Com 1 Pein ting néa-ly FY fe ME TROPOLIT . No. 213 Broadway. ation. prow LARS . PuevH AVENUA ‘wenty-second streets, New ated; an tlevator, “ana "ull 4 ern unprovements Iately added, Reopen September 1, Ui Conducted on mE Ge RANT HOUSE, 48 NE’ duced; 150 eldan Room ver week ait ni ‘BOWERY, “PRICES RE. si i) ie, 0 double: Kooms, $1 aad si ORL BRANTING, | ant Fifty-cighth ' street —First class, oye Dated i rooms very handsouely (are! ces } hot and cold water, baths, closets, ae. J A PIERRE NOUSE, ONE BLOCK PROM grr 4 Ball, 56 Warren stroet.—Rooma We. a day, 98 & week, up} tantly Rooms $1a day, S40 week, ap. MADISON AVEMUB table nen. COUNTRY BOARD, FEW MORE BOARDERS WANT BURGUW'S farm, on South Rroadw ers. Inquire at Masonic Hall, ea nr menue de 5 YS T22 teenth street, Boars AT FARM tot ey city by Frie Railroad: $7 per wee! heal! iby plenty. OK, bo} c mty, x ¥. ree iets of shade and ir Ber office, Spring Valley, OARD, ON A FARM IN, ROCKLAND COUNTY, ONB Boilie’ rom depot, ave hour by: ral from thts For particulars aud photograph call nt 120 Weet twenty: eixt street. te NOUNTRY BOASD AMONG THE © \TSKILL MOUN. tains, south of ub renbiBy the ese drives, ne 4 tpg LY eee a reakt a u Ouse; Ki MPEAON UL GPocie Quarreeiile, Cister sommes, XY. ONG BRANCH. io tury ACCOMMODATIONS i ata, private couiage, near the soantrad ton, Address C. C. ‘ong TH STREKT, 37 WEST. Gy geen Le AND handsomol arnfaned_ He Boas we tor ugle gen LA ssumodatiogs for Tiidvonce sxsban preaet BOARD WaNrehi eer at Re Oot ER ROS, 8.7 Broadway. TH ATREET, S18 KAST.—LARGE FRONT ROO, with good Board; $14 for two: ample closets and water in room; also larze bait i two: both beantifuily furnished; dll conven. it let to one: gg ee fag 4 ion to ‘com fort and ness: high “stoop house, agar second avenue; sen. to be appreciated. as price is very mod- ‘he accommodations. ATH STREET, WEST, 828—NE. Rooms, with Be 1 TLY FURNISHED Board: ot. Cold water; $14 to 818 for two; ‘singh i Bo to 87; house, table and locality frat class. tg alan 128 EAST, NEAR IRVING PLACE.— for families Gentlemen, with or without 5 tarmily peiva 21 Rooms, singly OF en suite, to families or single gen- Women; rererenc: ty and elegantl; fecnished Sttit of Rooms, suit- gy ci single FIFTH AVENUE.~TO LET, WITH BOARD, 23° » peta 188 183 WEST.—ELRGANT SUIT OF rnished or unfurnished, with or without Board, jor a Saree 01 gentlemen or man and wife, in a quiet Brivate family; also two Rooms tor gentlemen. 98 EAST TWENTY. gare STREET, MADISON square,—A Second [oor to let, with private table fFdoaireds niso over ‘Rooms singly or eo suite, with Board ; references requ red. . EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREBT.—A& SMALL o private |i will let, with good Board, the | choice "at band om, on'grcond and third floors; location central; near ™ near Madison Park. Q*2 AND 8% WEST FOURTEENTH STREE1.—TWO newly, grengauy, furnished hoases, kept by Enclish lady; Suita Root families and gentlemen; table first claas; private irrequired : reference. 37 WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—-NEWLY AND handsomely furnished Rooms, en suite or singly: private table if preferren. 492 at FOURTEENTH STREBT—LARGE AND fooms, on second floor. eultable for tamilies or aln, eg entlemen vi seen er People accommodated; Board first class; ret ait 4 single porsons wishing nt home and good oard at code! rate price are desi ‘to call at 55 West Forty-second sireet. 46? IRV) ef ee PLACE. —~FURN SEN iene ON tlement breakiom itdeatod, “4 5 WES! TWELFTH STREET.~BOARD AND OL Kooms may be obtained in a small private famiiy, on very moderate terms, for a family or gentlemen. 5 3 AND 55 BT MARE’S PLACE.—LARGR BED smal be farni: ant a to let with Boar gentlemen and Te a singie gentlemen and strangers: also tabl TH ord TWEEN BROADWAY AND UNI. versity commodations are now offered, with fui Board the house has undergone extensive al- terations and repairs. )D S'REET, RESERVOIR PARK,—FAMILIES OR | ranch, Ne Jee Bee TES eth a rst be modereeee 1), Firat class Board rom September 1; Lguse Apt rejens fine ye i, boating, &c, Address UW, Uceanic, WASTED—FOR THE MONTH A Maes iced two Rootns in pleasant country Mia for two adalis und two cluildren, * ress, Yorke particulars, SAWARD. 7ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, FOR hae try, within 40 miles or New Yi Entei ta HREWSBURY RIVER, NEAR LONG Bs , 39 Nassau street, Ne New York. and wife, within 40 miles ot New York: to Sart Aa tor poth, for fines of TRUMBU Uptown Bi oftice. 3 vrood riables, fina detwe ment nade ermanent families and travellio hen Alibs BUS pEietor RIGHTUN HOUS.’, PERTH Tat te ToNIWe TRAINS from. Whnehed atree| { grove, lawn, sea ssuulngy ‘ai al the > PaOAN thing. Ry frst clas tabiey #8 reat ELMONT mee New Bi Jind # Staten Isla: | thirty minates trom hall snpet: | term’ modora: | gee WOOD HOUSE , ENGLEWOUD, N, J.—BO4RD J Land winter, ‘Apply t to proprlewox, { i AGLESWOOD PARK HOTLL, Nig TRS BRACH at 4 Perth Amhee lees peo oly ammodera mbrove- 1 Whitehall street, 7 are 29 Conte, og —PAVILION BOTRL, New York, by boat or rail. RUVERSIDE HOUSE, repre ee eats Hudson.—The coolest, healthiest Ne Res ages and cheapest hotel; .v minutes from ‘the Hisvared aud Hudsoa iver Kailroade. to foot of 188d street. a BUNCALIS Prouristor. W Oebse0R@ PAVILION, | woopsR LONG Taiand This mazuifeent and popular suimanes re- fort will be kept open until October }. fooms lor ine monen of September Will bo deale borally: September rates, $$ per dac, 919 per we nts the Bay: ‘week. tor, a BB HOTEL, FORT heerturcrn UPPO. e Palisades —New and first class; 23 minutes fron three efircet depot and steamer, FADDIO, trom ter 26, foot of Barclay stree! e “A CHARLES 1 SHELLEY, A would like to find could give lessons in ber ow a ientusze pric Tuoerate references giv: 4zz West Forty th street. 89 2 ) SEVENT TH AVENUE, and ees streets, —: on either the first or second floor gether or se i EAST E:iGHTEBNTB mnt Se families Spun aaa for U7, Eke Ooms, to let rat *. mate SIXTEENTH SIRBET, NEAR IRVING | lace.—i-esirable Rooms on second floor. nicely andsome suit of Rooms, to let, with Board, to- a nea gentlemen, awanty. EIGHTH SIRE an and Fourth avenues.—A Board. /ETWREN hoice ee Mrs. | furnished to rent, wiih Board, to tamilies or gentlemen; references, 145 1 cudhanged; privilege of D of | 148 WAVERLEY Hack 10 1m Ei, VaR IRE ED, Rooms, with Bosrd; pleasant hi LETRAS Aes a le; se.pe lowest prices; all improvements 194 MADISON pt ae FLOORS OF AN aglesant house, bewly painted, to rent toa small if ite table ai 1 the Home without the ean cure: ihe foome Will'be furmiaued, to renting them; permanent srrangement EAST TWENTY-FIRST STRKET, GRAMERCY yes, ec mieranty far furnished Koome en suite or ani ies — 1 Seger fefegences ! 209 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—A arace | @ ni ed Ho Tolet, with Board, to gon fen jeman and wife. ni 2 Board, to gentiemen or 213 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A gn and wife, ahd ‘on @ small , for single gentleman, with Board B52 X WEST Pier edd STRBET.—A PRIVATE sa ae pres Say nicely iarnished Rooms H pote eatin wit or hour Board; good noighborhoos; 965 BE THIRTY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN ighth and Ninth avenues —Nicely furnished Rooms sole, go pec and third doors, with Board; terms moa | HSS, Sours and earitaad AND WIFE WISH A LARGE or third i ih séardy loca~ betwe hry sour and Filtioth streets weet of Aixth avenue: ferins inoderate duress JO. box 111 Bera! URNISHED APARTMENTS, W: eee paiva table. No, 3 eat ‘Thirty-frst arene gna, eee eT oe, furnished Rooms ton. | F{OROREN, Wo HUDSON STRERT—A PRW ORY. | tlemen or emen (or, igmilias ar ae Scoommodated with Serie tarenes Board at moderate P4ACH ZOUR DESORPTION OF RooMA, Fi yous anak” Om mY PoE eke, wee shets aves ARTIES CAN BE ACOOMMODATED WITH BOARD a Eyres FP POMINSON, Jem. For particulars LET, IN HOBOKEN, pA felt td ROOMS @ vate Lh a RNY —————————— BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. dy GENTLEMAN AND W! Avgcras 7 THREE partlalte f ei phi Rooms 9a Pith im eke epee nial lars. veicaren ie, Pon ciiee BONE? Moy tt is fiat. “inte TUNG se box 4.1<1, fa dear eer ON “ane. itt WILLING “eh PAY A FAIR PRICR AND | LADY who can, gee 1d wishes fea arte a tat 143 Herald S00", WITH Bi Star (and rte, between ‘olurteenth and Rak ciara cekaes ae nea doe a Hi LE YUNG GENTLEMEN WISH | joard ; reterences; “ee mast be S"tpto! | wo ineatton below, renee. Mlevenih guest WAxtEO—aY A oanrian | onal ponap | Reetaiead algaiSaventee BEE Sansae PROMPT, vad oe | BROOKLYN BUARD, Re ae Bid body FIFTEENTH | obey af, mp oie will let a handsome Floor with er Room); rence, 218, 918 Est FIFTRE\TH STREET —T0 LET WITH aoe hor re ne yi acaee ane Sboommedated ares Table | 948 LEXINGTON, AVENUE, AmaR turery. | Ath street —One for gentleman BROADWAY, BETWEEN FORTY-NINTA | ht housekeeping; private j ieraciee exch: ar | iP saieke ange fran | tadispen: | alia ‘| MADISON AVENGB.—ELEGANT. | SUIT, OF | GERMAN LADY, WELL EDUCATED, DESIRES Rooms, on second floor, to let, ‘or without | to sive ,>*sons in German, English and drawl Saat jés also Kooms on ‘thira floor; large single | onc or two chy..|reu, four hours in fo mon references, Hoon in exenam.g tor a pleasant farees A. Ty, very _nighest, office } THOROUGH 7eagu ae oF ig tra! fe LAN. received, songe Ne lest us Ap pple only pane? epee, - strect t 405 West Fifcy-seve USINESS COLLEG#, WEST we pide a Aa street, corner sixth avenue. —Most eal commercial school im the city, yng evening. Call or write torcirewlar ' OARDING SCHOOL—AT WILTON, a : WILTgN, CONN; Bowe comforts; healthy location; thorough Jong standing; Kind | dress AUS 08 WEED VOTTAGE PIR ATABR TOW yy LeU eeeaey English and French Boardiay pay, 8 Serene topes. "aot 0018 5 ae young adios, The 18th year ere vantages ot, pa and ful They Fina ery. npdaress the Key @ EGA! ce eee ae Fnglish, French and Latin, Boating’ ‘gud Day vehool es snd French se a language of the ta Kore GERMAN-AMERIOAN IxsrTrCTE, ToMP. Kinsville, Staten Island.— It of 3 bore Rented School will be canited ri with t! the day ee ENNSYLY, ANA re ARY AGADENY, focerlan Bs reattne nt; terms moderate, Pu. opens september 9 Otvil ki et asian th thorobahiy Sine YONe of to'Colouel FHEOBURE HEATER ae ot pOseeiis AGADENY FoR YOUNG Flushing. L. i Wal resume, sindies Ty ember. Terma, balf yearly, ancluding &c., $288 Send tor prospe: . MARYS & SEMINARY, FOR SMALL BOYS, PLUME. Sa —Cnder charge of Sisters ry Joseph. Board aud tuition, hal Sear ‘bys $106, () BER QUARTER OF TEN WEEKS FOR Boa ee DE ER class Hlotiars addrvas WALLIOE, Post othe, Hinguem ANTED TO ‘© HARTER FOR aN RE . Steamboat to accommodate 20) or a om ae ating terms and name or Boat, & | \TANTED | To all co — Jo aa et ans aes hand, as ca —__ BUROPE. in opal 1 Y he QukENs HOTHL, a ‘This weil Cg first “class hotel somisral Big te colt ne colt or alan esta one BILL! most convenient to ao peveral a. SATISFACTORY GUARANTKE OR NO mya i ‘Labi Cy Hn Ro A Ghent ican Budoiphe, ont bon . H, ORIFFICH & ah Ak. cts Aaa sole ony.by dajgtue: 1, i Winks, Tiqcg’ | spare ot a agin MARBLE | MANT? seoond A Sate aeie p REDUCTION a PHloes | Cs cue ns ea cat Work at ge at sreauy fo prices’ Maroy t euisea RADUCED Pa Site sand aah Trays aud Sate Work ot eveet — Marie. PBARAY | Union square, Fourth avenue pienenits ha Searts ain teat tas ai Wer my torennyasra fave ee SING inner con ve h rae as torn ‘berween