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‘THE COURTS. An Attachment Against the New Jersey Midland Railroad Company. methane THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS’ CASE. Important Suit Against the Public Administrator. VERDICTS AGAINST THE CITY | George Young, charged with aiding one William Whi'e and other alleged counterfeiters in Boston In manuiacturing filty cent currency stamps, was yesterday arrested and brought before Commis- Sioner Shields. He walved an examination and consented to be returned to Boston tor trial. Anattachmeat was granted yesterday by Judge Donohue against the New Jersey Midland Railroad Company, in @ suit vrought vy Bichard B. West- brovk to recover $8,916 21, alleged to be due him for coal furnished the company. George McLaughlin, tormerly ‘foreman of Hook and Ladder Company No, 16, aud who was among the list recently discharged by the Fire Commts- sioners, applied yesterday to Judge Dono- hue, im Supreme Court, Chambers, tor a writ of certiorari, directing the Fire Commissioners to produce all the papers and proceedings as to | his dismissal, The application was granted, This will bring the whole macter up tn the courcs for review, und the decision in this cage will doubtiess: be made the basis of simular action on the part of | other parties dismissed, | In the suit brougat before Judge Freedman, of | the Superior Court, by Patrick McGahey against Phillips and others, owners of a paper mill at Locust Valley, L. 1, for $25,000 damages on ac- count of the loss of a foot, the particulars of which have been published, the complaint was yesterday | dismissed, The ground of dismissal was that | there was no proolt of any neglect of duty on the | part of the delendants, A DEAD MAN'S BANK BOOK. Franc:s Schrenck, finding himself seriously tll— and his disease turned out to be smallpox—askea | Peter Theison to lend him $35, which he did, Having received the money he gave Theigon his bank book. Schrenck went to the hospital and died. Thetson went to the bank to draw $349 72, the | amount credited in the hook to the deceased. Payment was refused at tue bank, where he was relerred to the Surrogate, who in turn referred him to Mr, Isaac Dayton, the Public Admuoistrator, Who at once said he would take possession of the book and did so, Mr. Tbeison Was not satistied with this, afd accordingly brougns sult against Mr. Dayton lor tne amoun’ credited in the bank book. The case was tlied yesterday before Judge Freedman in Superior Court, ‘trial Term, Part 2. ihe only testimony for rhe plainut was that of his wile, who slated that deceased gave her husband bis Dank book, velling him to keep it and draw the | moncy in case of bis death. Judve Freedman tn- | structed the jury tnat the whole matter turned upon the cred, bility of this witness. The jury evi- | dently thought her statement reliavle, and gave a veidict for $205 44 in favor of He aie the baiance being deducted lor the Pwblic Adminis. | trator’s expeuse, COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—PART 1, Beiore Judge Robinson, i MORE VERDICTS AGAINST THE crTy® William Higgins, through nis counsel, Mr, Hugh Coleman, brought suit against the city to recover pay as fireman of Engine Company, No. 7, the amount claimed being $208. Jt appears that Higgins had assigned his pay for the time claimed, und this was the sole ground on which the city fested its defence. Judge Robinson, however, held that any assignment of a pubic employé Was void and ordered Judgment for the plaintur | for the 1ull amount, In 1870, Wiliam H, Fleming was deputed by Sheri O’Brien to act as constable in attendance on the Court of Oyer and Termimer at $2 a day, Piaintitf claimed that he acted as such attendant jor hearly three months, out it was showo, and not disputed by plaintiff's counsel, that the Court | was only actually in session jor ffty-nine days, And for this ume Judge Kobinsun ordered judg- ment Jor plaiotii ior $152 principal and interes, BOGUS PARTNERSHIP ADVERTISING. Francis H. Knapp brought suit ‘against Loring Meigs and Audrew Mellen to recover $1,000 which they had obtained from him on alleged false representations, It appeared that apout March, 1871, he first made the acquaintance of the de- fendants through their agents, Isaac H. Uiggs & Son, of Broaaway, Wuo had adver. ised in the Hekatp for a — partner With some capital ior Meigs & Mellen. On being orought together Melien represented to Knapp ‘hat they were doing # large meat business in Kansas, where they had agents sending them on supphes 0: provisions to their store in Washing- ton sireet, tais city, and that they wishéd Knapp to take charge of their business on the Exchange oor, They required an advance of $1,000 trom Knapp, Which ne gave them, taking their note lor if, ahd he agreed to serve them lor six montis at | the rate of $1,000a year, Alter he had keen with tem Jor two montis he found that the splendid business prospects they had held out to him ex- isted but iu Imagination, and that they were toially irresponsible und impecunious, The de- Jendanis Made no appearance, aud the jury ren- dered a verdict againss them by default of $1,136 79, DECISIONS. | SUPREME COURT—-CHAMDERS, By Judge Barrett. Julian, &c,, va. Cusping, &v.—Order confirming report granted, By Judge Lawrence. Geopp vs. Stein; Murray vs. Gloson.— Granted, mitn vs, Misick.—Motion to digcharge pur. chasers 1s denied, collin vs, Coke.—A defence was interposed by the service of ine demurrer, andI think that the uefendants are entitied to an aliowance ot $: Place vs. Chesebrough.—Motion to reier cause granted. Welsh vs, Darragh, 52 N. Y., 690.—Parties may agree on a releree, in the matter of Taft.—Bonds approved. In the matter of Henis.—Motion to vacate as- sessment deuied. By Judge Donohue. Skidmore vs, Collies; In the matter of the Con- tinental screw Company; Cram vs. McCool; Platt vs. Pugh Herlet vs. Judickar; Hiichen vs. Hilchen; Harvens vs, Hoyt; Gostling vs. Gostiung; | Robinson vs, Smith; in the matter of Hummel; Black vs, Britt; Van Bokeiem vs, Berdell; Krasor vs Schott: Bunker vs, Gordian Mptual Lile 1 ance Company; Armstrong va, Anner; Park Bank vs. Ross (No, born; Scofleid vs. Ward Dwyer vs. Sweet; Colgate vs. Colgate; Jacobs vs. Hernstein; Thompsou vs. The Connecticut Mu tual Lie Insurance Uompany; Banks vs. Cock- burn; Phenix National Bauk vs. Koss (No, 2) ; Swit vs, Ibbotson; Leserman vs. Piaas; Balny | vs. Lyddy; Im tne matter of Allen; Cowing vs. Cussigy ; Stephens v8, McComb; Lester vs. btrip- | el; Alton vs. Lepard; In the matter of $ WATT; Lynch vs. Levy; Im the matter of Glenning; Seixas vs. Tracy; RKandoiph va, Lee; Wrigut vs. Lennox; Lyles vs. Davenport; Pipe va. Davis Knowles va, Ward.—Grauted, Harding; Vogel vs. ‘lilings va. onn.— Motions granteu, Vhiladelpuia Coal Company vs. Bass; Purdy vs, Schlesinger.—Lenied, Knowles vs. Murpliy.—Motion denied. Ninth National Back vs. Richards.—Motion granted. Memorandum. Keogh vs. Donion; Keine vs, Unkhart; Koncke vs, Unkhart; in thé matter of the Wirtz Amal- gamation Company.—Memorandums, Bidule vs. Kancroit.—Deutsche National Bank Unkbart.—-Motions denied, Memorandum: enfield vs, Jamos,--1 think the order correct. National Park Bank va. Ross (No. 1).—Granted. Memorandum, Waguer va. ecker.—Juagment sougnt to be modified must ve savmitted fate’ ve. Roliwagon.—Granted on payment Df coste. In the matter of Leicht.—Must take an order of By Judge Curtis, Biggam vs. Randoiph.—motton denied, See Memorandum, ‘The National Trust Company of the City of New York vs, Roiston et wl— Motion for commission, ke., granted. Same vs, Sume.—The cause may be preferrea set down for trial under the 1orty-f! t rule for the shird Munday oi tue Maren te New York Guaranty and Rolston et al. ~The cau: @ pre: d and assigned (or trial under tne forty aren rule for the second Monday of the March term. By Judge Speir, Gould vs, Moore.--Order settled. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Larremor Devin vs. Collin: Le coun no March 3, at we on sei tiement oF tn) ouse, Booth et ak vs. jaa “eg J | for chastity by her own testimony. The two aunts ; and Thomas Broderick, Natioual | (thi j, Wolfses vs. Sonne- | P' 3 | our Rate worthy ember, Josepn Buckman, | street, on NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1875.—TRIPLE - SHEET, — In the matter of Van Buskirk,—Report a Grmed and order granted. MARINE COURT —CHAMBERS, By Judge McAdam, Samuels vs. Bang: Gor dkind vs. Schultz; Cot hern vs. Fuller; Beggs vs. Smitn; McDonald vi Lord; Cody vs. Chapman; Ferdeor vs, Hagan; Coliins v8, Anthony; Wollt vs, Gray; Harkins vs. Torner.—Motions to udvance causes granted. Grote va, Walker.—Dismissed by detauit. vs. Farlev; Kenienbeck vs, Stalpe; . Dolau.—Motions granted on terms, Moses.—Judgment opened on terins. hneider vs. McVonough.—Motion de- Graham Amsdell v: CUURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Juage Sutherland, ALLEGED ABDUCTION. The trial of Hester J. Haskins, who is charged with the crime of abduction for infamous pur- poser, was commenced in this Court yerterday. Teresa Goetz, a girl about fourteen years of age, was the complaining witness and testifled that she lived with her aunt in Delancey street; that ' on the 9th of December last she went to the apart- ments of tbe prisoner, 93 Greene street, selling dried peas; that the mother of the accused pur- enased sore and requested her to return for the payment; that she did so and = then saw the prisoner, who invited her to take a walk, and that alter waik- lng the street til two o'clock, returned to the prisover’s rooms, where sue stayed ail might. The witness further stated that sne was kept there for two weeks ugainst ber will and was compelied to have improper intercourse with men. and that on one occasion she screamed and @ young Man Who Was in the houxe sought to pro- tect her trom the improper assault of a man and also from violence on the partof the prisoner's husbacd. Captain McDonald received information that the young girl was detcvacd ac the house, aud, accompanied by a detective, went there and, in the laaguage of the young girl, ‘pulled’? tue house, Mr, Howe cross-examined the complainant at great tength and sought to impeach her character O} the girl, a Withers named Bonn and Captain McDonald were examined, alter which Assistant District Attorney Nolan rosted the case lor the prosecution, Mr. Howe moved that the jury be instructed to | acquit the ‘delendant, on the ground of variance between the prool and the indictment. The sea- oud court was abandovea, and the Court directed the counsel Lo proveed with the délence. Aw the hour or adjournment had arrived, he | Court proceeded no further with the case. It will | be continued to-day, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surkeme Court— Nae apt eee by Judge Donohue.—Nos, 10, 32 44, 58, 85, 92. 97, 98, 99, 100, 145, 154, 156, 157, it, Viz, 220, 223, 230, 334, ‘248, 258, 260, 200, 264, 265, 270, 271. Svereme Courr—SpectaL Term--Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Nos, 211, 174, 199, 206, 210, 181, 65, 182, 61, 967, 140, 156, 218, 219, 220, 324, 325," 226 9, 280, 251, SUPREME COURT—GENENAL ‘TERM—Held by Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.—Nos, 18, 21, 26, 27, 31, 32 ‘88, 85, 47, 69, 72, 75, 76, 78, 80,’ 81, 86, 86, 88, 90. SurkEME COUKT—CrrourT—Part 3—Held by Judge | 6, 272, 1260, 4 Van Vorst,—Nos. 130 1132, 1134, 26, 1286, 1292, 1294, ” 1296, 1s 13 1310, 112, 1314, 1316, 1318, 1323, 1828, 1330, 929, 1187, 839, 1830, 776, 55, 877, 1663, 1005, $23, 1724, 985, 917, 1081, 1083, 1057, 1039, 1043, 047, 1051. PERIORN COURT—TRIAL. 1ERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Monell.—Nos. 1225, 925, 901, 933, 009, 1619, 883, 653, 895, 313, 817, 739, 923, 981, #21. Part 2—Held by Judge Freeaman.—Nos. 1024, 968, 660, 792, 708, 324, 582, 814, 386, 892, 654, 812, 898, 918, ‘ S y 1057, be 10K COURT=-GENBRAL TuRM—Held Judges Sedgwick and speir.—Nos, 6, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 24, COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL 'TERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Kovinson.—Nos, 1386, 2099, 494, 400, ‘184, 1348, 728, 1186, 28) 34, 2621, 1410, ‘all, 1412, 1s, Part 2—Adjourned tor the term, COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM— ee oy Judges Daly, Loew and J. F. Daly.—! 182, 6, 150, 181, 22, 125, 126, 127, 181, 138, 134, 138, 60, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 144, 146. MARINE COURT—TRIAL TERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Spawding.—Nos, 3163, 961, 1299, 990, 1026, 2008, 148, 1662, 1463, 1664, a - 672, 1673, 1675, Part 2—Held by Judge 1608, 1586, 1635, 4148, 971, re 877, 1623, 1639, 1047, Part 3—Held by Judge Joachim: sen.—Nos, 648, 2514, 2638, 2862, 3002, 3024, 3048, 3049, 8121, 3191, 2087, 2838, 2964, 1410, 1433, COURT OF GENRBRAL SEsstoNs—fiela pny Judge Sutheriand.—The People vs. Charlies Tiompson, rape; Same vs. John Morrissey, Dennis Morrissey, John Burns and James Falkner, telontous assault and battery; Same vs. Clement Herdt and Gustav Dertinger, fe‘onieus assault and battery; Same vs, Wm, Marun, burglary; Same vs. ‘Thomas McGuire burglary; Same vs, aeer J Helms, torgety; Same va. Willlum McMann, felo- nious assault and battery; Same vs. Micnael Doyle and Wilham Keating, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Heloise Angele and Dumas Reintjes, fran u ceny; Same vs, Herman Richardt, grand y; Same vs. Thomas Hamiiton, grand levceny, Same vs. Henry Daniels, petit larceny. BROOKLYN COURT CALENDARS, TO-DAY. SUPREME CouRT CIRCUIT.—Nos. 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 60, 51, 62, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 68, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 67. orry Count—Part 1.—Nos. 17, 10, 18,'85, 28, 56, SRB Gh a aerate ate, eH HO MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. HowaRD—SALTER.—On Friday, February 26, by Rev. O. B, Frothingham, J, FREEMAN HOWARD td Harriet E. SALigR, daughter of Benjamin Saiter, all of tois city. DIED. ALLEN,—At No. 6 South Oxford street, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, March 2, Mary E. WILLIAMS, aaughter of Mary J. and the late George N, Wills | lams, and wile of Nebvemiah H. Allen, Notice of funeral herealter. BaRCLAY.—On Tuesday, the 2d inst., FREDERICK | Howarb, sou of James H. and Viola Barclay, aged | 5 yeurs, 10 months and 13 days, Funeral services in the lecture room of the South Reformed church (Rev. Ur. Rogers’), corner | Fitn avenue and Twenty-first street, on Wednes- day, the 8d inst., at one o'clock, Relatives and rh nds are invited. BENNETT.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Maron 1, W. B. BENNETT, 10 hts 65th year, Funeral services trom his late residence, 303 State street, at two P. M., Wednesday, March 3, Relatives and friends invite BrNRIMO.—On Monday, March 1, DANIEL BEN- RIMO, Funeral from his late residence, No. 186 West ad ce] street, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, Benson.—At_ San Remo, Italy, on Le 1, Jams H. BENSON, son of the late Charles jen- son, of this city. Notice of funeral hereafter. BuckMaN.—Suddenly, on Monday, March 1, Joa Mi BUCKMAN, aged 53 years, 1 month and 25 ets relatives and friends ot the family, the members of the Daniel Carpenter Lodge, No. 64, F, and A. M., and the members of the Association of Exempt Firemen, are reapecttully invited to at- | tend the funeral, on Wednesday, at ten o'clock | A. M.. irom his late residence, No. 120 Rast 113th | street, Harlem, ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.—The mem- bers of the above Association ure hereby notified | to meet at No. 129 East 118th street, Harlem, on 1 Wednesday morning, at ten o’cioc se Of paying the last tribute of respect to | s 5 . = eo urp FRANCIS HAGADORY, F. 8, Bonxer.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Tuesday, 2a inst, FREDERICK E, BUNK fi the 75th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the 1uveral, irom Ms lute residence, No, 292 Hicks Friday, 5th inst., at two o'clock P. M. BuscH.—in Hoboken, on Marcon 2, Katie M., ouugest daugnier of Herman D, ana Caroline jusch, aged 10 months and 26 days, Caluornia papers ple. copy. SHRISTIN.—On Monvay, Marci 1, Henry Josera wed 55 years, tives and iriends are respectfully in- vited to attend the luneral on Thursday, at one | P. M., from Nis late residence, 212 Church street. , OLENDENIN.—At Roselle, ‘N.'J., on Tuesday morn- @, March 2, of diphtheria, Lormiz CamPBELt, eld. | estdaughter of William and Alice Clendenta, Qed 11 years and 3 montis. Relatives and iriends o: the family are tor! /ect- fully mvited to attend the funeral services, at the resideuce of her parents, Roselle, on Thursday ale ternoon, at hall-past two o’ciock. Train via Cen- tral Railroad of New Jersey, from soot ot erty street, a: 12:40 o'clock. Washington (D, U.) and Helena (Montana) pa- bal please copy, OOPER.—On ‘Tuesday, 2, JosEPH CoopEn, F ‘iis residence, No. 4 Street, in the soth year EET AT be kg AL ad é ” JORNELL.—Third mon bird day, March 2 East Tuirty-ith street, SaMuse Ee CORNELL. eldest son of Charles W- and Phebe C, Cornell aged 14 years, 2 months and 13 days, | CROKER,—On Monday, March 1, MARY, wife of | Henry Croker, Sr., in the 64th year of n Relatives and friends a tie Tamily, members of Mercantile Lodge, No, 47, 1. 0. 0, F., are respectiuly invited i) attend the juneral, from her late residence, 265 Seventh atreet, Jerse City, on Wednesday, March 3 at one o’ciock P. rd CUMMINGS.—O! pueumonia, on Monday, March 1, WILLIAM H, CUMMINGS, aged 31 years, The relatives and friends are Fespectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of nis mother, corner Twentiewn screet and Fith ave- nue, Brooklyn, on Thursday, at one v'clock. DoRaN.—Un Monday, March |, aiter a long tliness, JouN Doran, ip the 50th year of his age, The relatives and iriends of the jamily are re- Spevtfully invited .o attend the funeral, from his lato Tesidence, No. 633 Second avenue, on Wednes- JamRs, the be. | ty of Arcuibal and ‘Catharioe Doris, aged | nine end diatives ebd ireude of the feaaliy are ree age, also’ the Jo 4 year ae 3—Held by Judge Lawrence.—Nos, 785, 1068, | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, th (Wednesday) afternoon, Mareh 3, at one o'clock, irom his parents’ residence, » arming strect. I bs,—In Brooklyn, rh 1, 1875, Mrs. AnD, wile of the Late Jolin Edwards, 0 yeur The imencs and acqe res: ectiuliy invited 10 Thursday afternoon, Court street, Brook RicHT.—On Monday, Mareh 1, of dipntheria, B oniv dansnter of Cand Annie M, Enright and granddaugbter of the late Michael Murray, aged 7 years and 7 months, ‘The relatives and trends are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 240 De Katb avenue, EvexeTr.—On Monday, March 1, CaTHERINE , daughter of John and Catherine Everett, rs and 5 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- July mvited to aitend the funeral, trom the resi- dence of her parents, No, 123 park avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at two P, M, Fi On Sunday, February 28, Wittiam W. Fick, in the 35th year Of bis age, suddenly, of pneumonia. Funeral at the residence of Joun J. Dowd, 70 Cranberry street, near Fulton terry, Brooklyn. on Wednesauy, at one o'clock P. M. Remains will be taken to Cypress Hilla Cemetery, Colorady Territory, Nevada, Catfornia, and De- troit (Mich.) papers please copy. Fosrer.—On Tuesday morning, March 2, Wit LIAM RosseLt Foster, in tue s0tn year of his age The relatives and Irienus are respectfully serra the tamily are her funeral, on at two ofciock, from 3l4 to attend his ineral. half-paxt ten o’cieck, Irom the churen of the Dr, Hutton, Washington square. Gavit.—In this city, on Monday, March 1, Danian EF, Gavit, aved 55 years, Funeral services will take place at the residence of his brother-in-law, Frank H, Norton, No. 146 East Seventeenth street, on Thursday, March 4, at twelve o'clock, The Tremains will be taken to Woodlawn for interment, Albany papers please copy, -Ip Barrytown, Dutchess county, N. Y., ay, ISt 108t., MARGARET REBECCA, daughter ot Charles and Mary Gibson, aged 18 years, 5 months and 22 da. Funeral on ‘thursday at oue o'clock, at the chapel of St. John the Evangelist. Harpy. —On the 2 , Of pneumonia, GEORGE D. Harry, in the 56th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the Jamily, also the members of Constitution Lodge, No. 241, F. and A. M.; Constitution Coapter, No. 230, RA. M.; Union Council, No, 2. KR. and 8, M., Commandery, No. 18, K. T., are respectiuliy invited to attend the funeral ceremonies, at the Masonic Temple, on Friday, the 5th tnst.. at Nati-past ten oeiock A, M. Harvey.—On diphtheria, and Aravelia and 18 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respecr- fully Mvited to attend the fuueral, trom the resi- ce Of hk parents, 273 West Fourth street, on Thursday worning, at eleven o'clock, without fur- ther notice, Interment av Mount Pleasant Cem- etery, Newark, N. J. HAYDEN.--On Monday, March 1, Jon P. Hay- DEN. The relatives and [riends of tho family are re- spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral services without Jurther notice, at his late residence, No, 2 Perry street, this day, Wednesday, at ive o’clock Tuesday morning, March 2, of IDDIE, youngest son of Robert J. H. Harvey, aged 6 years, 1 month NENDE! On Tuesday evening, March 2, | Exiza ‘DERSON, widow of John Henderson, in the sist year of her ag Notice of the inneral hereafter, H&YERDAHL.—At Staten Island, on Tuesday, March 2, of heart disease, THORVALD HEYERDAHL id year of his ave, ce of uneral hereaiter, Hixon.—On Tuesday, March 2, 1875, CATHARINE M., wife of James B, Hixon, and daughter o! Oliver Holden, Esq. Funeral services at St. ann’s church, Eighteenth street, near Filth avenue, on Thursday, March 4, atone P.M, Relatives and iriends are respect- fully invited. Kayser.—On Tuesday, March 2, ELizaneTa Kay- ane wife of Henry Kayser, in the 27th year of ber 3 © a acelatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late Tesideuce, 197 Graham avenue, Brookiyn, E. D., on* Friday, at ball-past seven o’clock A. M. KELLEY.—M188 MARCELLA KELLRY, aged 22 years, of St. Bridget, avenue B and Eighth street, at half past nine o’clock A, M., this day (Wednesday), March 8, thence to Calvary Cemetery tor inter- ment, Friends and relatives are respecttully in- Vited to attend. On Tuesday, March 2, KELL aged 51 years. His relatives nd those of his brother, William Pp. Kelly, are invited "to attend his suneral, trom his late residence, 839 Ninth avenue, corner of Fiity-fourth street, at one o’ciock P. M., on Wed- nesday, 34 inst. KippER.—On March 2, at New York, Emma Vio- TORIA, youngest daughter oftne late Judge Kidder, of Wilkesbarre, Her remains will be removed to Wilkesbarre jor interment. Lookwoop.—At Sin; February 28, MUNSON of bis age, The rejutives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend his taneral, at Trinity cuurch, in the Village of Sing Sing, on Wednesday, March 3, at one o'clock P.M. Train leaves Forty- second street ateleven A. M. Carriages in at- tendance at Sing Sing depot. McGoveRN.—On Monday, March 1, CaTHERINE | MCGOVERN, 36 years of age. Relatives and triends 01 the family are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 233 Atlantic street, Wednesday, March 8, at two o'clock. McINTYRE.—On Tuesday, 2d inst., SARA McIN- TYRE, aged 2 years, 7 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to -attend the luueral, irom the residence of her parents, 21 Perry street, on Thursday, at one o'clock P. M. McLAUGHLIN.—On mote 1st inst., GEORGE Mo- LAUGHLIN, aged 62 years. Relatives and inends of the family are invited to atlend his funeral, on Wednesday, 3d inst., at three P. M., {rum 190 Grove street, Jersey City, N. J. ne MEE.—OD nuday night, March 1, of i W. JonN KELLY, |. LOCKWOOD, in the 68th year A Us disease, CATHARINE, beloved wile of John . Namee and daughter of the late Owen Mad- den, aged 39 years. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, March 4, from 426 East Ninth street. Paterson papers please copy. PERY.—AC the Jumel Mansion, on Washtogton Heignts, on Saturday, February 27, 1875, PAUL GUILLAUME RayMON Pery, Ksq., of Bordeaux, France, in the 42d year of his age. solemn requiem high mass will be sung in St, Elizabeth's church, Fort Washington, on Weanes- day, March 3, at eleveh o'clock A. M. The rela- tives and intimate friends of the deceased, are in- vited to meet at the mansion at ten o'clock A.M. | of the same day, Carriages will ve in waiting at the station at 152d stree', and also at Fort Wash- Angton, to meet the 10:30 A, M. train of the Hud. gon River Railroad trom Thirtieth street. Prigro.~-On Tuesday, March 2, of pneumonta, PEpRO A. PRIETO, Of Puerto Principe, Cuba, son-in- law of the late Stephen Tompkins, Funeral services on ‘thursday, 4th inst. at 9 A. M., from 209 East Lnirty-first street. Rosrnson.—Ou Monday morning, Ist 1nst., of diphtheria, EMMA WxsToON RopiNsON, aged 6 years and 11 months, ‘The relatives and friends are invited tu attena eleven A, M., at the residence o! her grand‘ather, RK. W. Robinson, 318 West Twenty-ninth street. ‘rhe remains will be taken to Varrytown jor tnter- this city, om Monday, yi AURELIA F, ROLLS > A Rollins. aged 65 years, 1 services at her late residence, No. 117 venth street, on Wednesday, 3d inst., 12:30 P, M. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend. Bellast (Me.) papers please copy. ROSENTHAL.—On ‘Tuesday, March 2, CLARENCE Howakp, youngest child of Richards. aud Kia W, Rosenthal, aged 9 months and 15 days. Funeral on thursday, March 4, at eleven o'clock A. M.,, [rom 344 West Fourteenth street, WwW NEDEN.~On the 2d inst., FitaNces #., wife of G, SNEDEN, aged 61 ‘The relatives aud Iriends of the tamily are re spectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, Ng, 350 West Flity-fith street, on Thursday alternoon, at ball-past one o'clock, with- ous further invitation, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood, Seer Eee —On Tuesday, March 2, ANN Sprixa- ed 61 years, motuer of Mary den Hart, hite and Annie Springsteen, Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from her jute residence, No, 350 East Twenty third street, on Thursday, Maven 4, attwo . M. } theuce to Calvary Cemetery. STRONG.—In Brvuoklyn, on Monday, the 1st inst., AGNES ELLIoTr, daughter of Tienry M. and Agues Strong, aged 8 years, 5 mouths and 14 days. ‘The relutives and friends of the jamiiy are tn- vited to attend the juneral services on Wednes- aay, the gd inst, at hall-past two 1’. M., at the residence of her patent, 060 Latasotte avenue, Brovklyn. SWANTON.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday,. March 2, EDWIN SWANTON, aged 65 years. The relatives and iriends of tne family, also the of Atlantic Lodge, No. 60, 1,0. 0. Fa m Encampment No. 10 and Angio-Saxou ge b. A. M., ure respectfully invited to attend Nig funeral, from the Church of Our Father, Cler- mudt avenue, near Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, on Thuraday, Maren 4, at two o'clock. ‘THon! n Tuesday, Match 2, aiter @ short ill ness, CATHERINE O'BRIEN, Wie of Patrick Thorp, or tne parish of Tuberciure, county Westmeatn, Ireland, aged 73 years, 6 months und 2 days, The tuneral will take place from her late resl- dence, 742 Seventh avenue, on Thursday, March 4, rch 1, of widow of ud thence to the Churen of the Holy Cross, where @ soleiun requiem mass for the repose of ber soul will take place at hall-past nine A.M, The relia tives and iriends are respeotiully invited to attend, ‘frescH.—On Monday, Maren 1, Euiza TRESCH, aged 6 years, 10 months and 10 days. Funeral on Thursday, the dta inst. at one o'clock , irom the residence of the parents, No, 405 Fittieth strect. 01 consumption, at Elizabett. NVI. Qn the 1st inst... E. fon of David and Caro- line M, lentine, 1 in the 20th of 118 ages @ relaniyes sod friends of the jamuy are re- sregtielly At d to attend the unerai, on Wed- a bjt RA halepast three .'ciock, irom the residen 0 01 Bue Vvaches wil tae tue baliepass two We VALENTIN: on Thursday moray RE i Kev. and Palestine | A requiem mass will be celebrated at the Church | Sing, N. Y., on Sunday, | W if the tuneral services On Weduesday, 3d inst, at | had | from Liberty street ferry on Central Railroad of | New Jersey. Van Wik. —On ren 1, 1875, WILLIAM HL, son of ne late Willi Hl. and Harriet M. Van Wie, aged years and i monun Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, Sa 1st, ut une o'clock, from the residence ol his mother, st Twenty-sixth street. VievoR.—Ou Monday, March 1, Manz Loutse, infant daughter of George Frederick and Annie M. Vietor, aged 5 montus and 6 days. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, irom the house o: Remsen street, ee »oklyn, On Wednesday, March 3, at one o'clock P. WALDRO: In i Lik, beloved saughter of Charles and Jane Wal- drop, aged 7 years, Wakp.—On Tuesday, March 2, after a short ness, Mary Evizanwru, eldest daughter of William E, and Margaret Ward, Friends are invited to attend the funeral ser- vices, at the Church of Holy innocents, corner of Willow and Sixth streets, Hoboken, N. J., on ‘Thursday, 4th inst, at two o'clock P, M. ddenly. February LLAS., unly daughter oi the lare Christian harps, und wife of kK, I. Waterstone, in the 19tn year of her age, WkraVER.—On Monday, March 1, ALONZO WEAVER, son of the late David and Mary E. Weaver, aged 23 years. bers of Company C, Seventy-ninth regiment, and members of Excelsior Council, A. M., are “respectfully invited to. at uerai, trom the residence of lis brother- L.. ‘towle, 70 Devoe streot, Brooklyn, E. pursday, Marca 4, at two o'clock P. on Saturday mor . and the late year 01 his age, leuds of the family and of his the late Hoo, Wiliam Miner, are apoplexy, Isaac P,, Lavinia 4. Wilkins, in the 45t The reiatt brother--la Grove street, Jersey City, Mare h 3, at ten o'clock A. M., withr out Jurther szvitation. se _FINE ARTS. conor, SALE OF A PRI-| RY OF PINE MOD- ERN PAINTINGS, COLLECTED BY A GENTLEMAN NOW RESIDING | ABROAD, AND SOLD TO CLOSK AN ESTATE, WHOLE NOW(E: von Bre- KESERVED | VATE GALI pierstadt, Cari Jute. Beranger, Chavet, Lumbiiet, Passau, eck cman Johnson, Arche, ON EXHIBITION, DAY AND ave Dore, EVENING, AT THE ART ROOM Tl Hom, 817 BROADW. AY. TO ‘O BE SOLD BY ANontiniet, AUOTION EXACTLY as AN.|Lasulic, Cari Brant, Otto Beber, Wiliam tirt, Wm. H. Beard, . W Giass, orge Innes, wtonie! NOUNCED, WITHOUT RESERVE, THURSDAY £ G, MARCH 4, COMMENCING Al 734 O'CLOCK, AT THE CLINTON WALL Paral ROOMS. The Messrs. LEAVI » ke. Aucuoneers. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. JOR SALE—LIGHT DRAUGHT — SIDEWH Steamer Mattano, 145 feet long: large passenger ac- gommodations; youd order und ready. for smuiedinte } buatness, “Apply to owners, JUNAS oMITH & 38 D>outh stree NO SALE 18 inche working orde: Jersey str square; voller ‘one year old; in ying at Cooley's dock, toot of huabethport, Just Appiv on board or to WILATAM BURNS, owner, 309 Bond street, Elizabeth- port, N, Pet. SALE ¢ or ~ CHARTE = IK EL ° boats, with or without mght accommodatio, ‘Si Also Propelier, steamship and Tugvoats, Apply to WM. H. HAZARD, Jr., 207 Mids Street, corner Harrison st, #8, 88! =A? THE YACHT MARKET, SEVEN steam Yachts, from 30 to 60 feet long: cabin and open Yachts, wil sizes; also Kowbo ts, one large ship's .| kaunoh at FRANK B South sir i ue VOR SALE—20 INCH CYLINDER, APPLY atroom 2,115 Broadway, SCHOONER YACHT HALOYO fons, old measurement; lengtt over all, 34 fect; beam, 23 téet 10 inches: she is thor- oughly aud handsomely found, fore and ait. 1m all re- spect 3 Very fast, having taken prizes im every race he has entered since 1372: believed to be pertectly Apply to JUHN JEFFRIES, Jr., 73 Devonshire *| AOUT FOR SA\ centre board. | sound. stree’ W ANTED TO CHARTER—S‘DB WHEEL STEAM. boat for Sundays during June. July, August and September. Apply to HAZARD, Jr,, 27 West street, corner Harrison stree Ws, OT AND WHITE DIAMOND about 1g to 2 karate; must be a _decided bargatn. Address, stating lowest price, J her parents, No, 52 | ton, Mass., March 1, 1875, Net+ | nie | at Greenwood Lake, ; The relatives ana friends of the family, also | ly luvited to attend the funeral. from his | ns ATS’, foot Thirty-seventh street, | AMUSEMENTS, W ALLACK® Proprietor and Manager. Mr, LE! sit WWAELACK Mr. WALLACK re: ments entered ito ton and Philadelphia month ot March. uunee that the engage- cault to pertorm In Bos- cannot Le postponed beyond the ihis wees will be therefore the WEek JAS but thre of the tof Mr. DION BEUCICAULE at this theatre, | and his last appearance here tor te next two years, his engagements elsewhere extending over that périod. The box bovk for the reservation ut places tor any | | maht during these REWELL PERFORMANCES will be open daily i of the MR, DION BOL who will ap EVERY atic AND SA nN pear UKDAY MATINER nis own Trish pla | THE | 1usth to 14th pertor . Montague, Mr. Guibert, | M y bert, Mi | Holiand, Leonard Edwin | Sefto and Bluisdell w Neos: 4 The new gna magnificent Drama of COKDS AND E> Produced with elegant Scenery and Machinery. A tuil rigged Ship at the Wreck, the Ocean | Depths, an African Grove and other splendid Scenes, | | Matineé saturday. | Hu GREAT At c | AWESTON Ss HIPPODROME, Rae JUDD SIX DAYS! UHAL ExrRaOnDINany PED | sOTH AGE, TOH. TANtsit OF THE CHAMPIONS, ComPetrtosts VAR ANOVE THEIR AVER- U UMPHANT TERMINATION WUNDERFUL TRIAL oF HUMAN £NDURANCE, ' DOORS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Admission 0 cents to all parts of the building, melud- ing Grana Menagerle OUTWS THEATR: JARRETT & PALMER: ; Lessees and Managers RY FOURTH W TRIUMPHANT CAREER. For the avoidance of the throngs arouna the box | ce in the evening the policy ot securing seats in ad. | Vance 1s res; eae sung lexets can be pure | | a HENRY VY. | chased ‘irom 3 Y SOUTH &MPTON. if SIEGE OFM ERFLEC. ne HLTH BATTLE OF AGINCOURT ACT IV,—RECEP LG, HENRY ON HIS RB ACT V.—MARRIA! © D PRINCESS | KATHARIN | ‘The Sun says:—“Any attempt tedeseribe the splen- | | dor, grandeur and beauty of the scenes would fail. they | ave ‘illustrations of history of the largest, most brillant | and most magn mt Kind.'* | he assignment ‘of characters is to AN EXTRAORD NARY CoMPANY 0 IREY-FOCR aad the AU ILTAKY FORCE 18 OVE HUNDRED, | EVENINGS at Horns, TBAT TO-MORROW (THU JACOB A, ZIM ANMERM AN. SDAY) AFTERNOON, March 4, MAN'S COMPLIMENTARY Benetit. story, . nel Lng: Miss Ose EYTINGE, ) 5 Mine, PONISL, M HN 3 Miss MARY WELL! Mr J. J OAR Bi gouN MALTHEWs, | | SKaTS GAN NOW WE SECURED, H N®Y,} YORK Ne 1 A great ulay anda great DWI Ms, JO: 47 BOWERY, . Director, engagemont ot LiN AM SDAY, Mure be OWPILEE Nike ENFERS, Opera Boule, in tour acts, by peubach. NA MAY K as OURYD! Box offica open trom 8:3) o' iL SINN'S PARK TAEAT y night and Wednesday ant ndtnission, 15e., 2. and Oe. Night, 15¢e 3 atin Tbe. i} rau GRUATEST KE TAINMENT OF 1 ‘The taaies of sew York and Brooklyn crowding to wit- | OVRLTIKS of rare | WED. urday Matince, Yeas It. und iw ] NT WEST TWENTY-THIRD | i street, between Sixth cae Seventh avenues, near | Booth’s th NINKETEE | BRYA AN AVALANCHE OF resting merit, Another change of biLL rs D, WO 0. RIVAL DAR! YA TRE, RKIE BRYANDS MINS, MEL ‘The Miller and His Mon, | BRYANT’S MINSTHELS. WHAT Is BRYANT § MINDER & UNCLE EPB’S binant. y Matinee every 5 ee a2, R OBIN<ON HALL=N &: | Tv A SHORT SEASO: | GrokGta CAL GEORGIA | GRAND © RO NING, MAOH a AMUSEMENTs. ACCABE.—LAST WE aYL Last POUR in his origi Msea8 if BUT THR SP. Sovwithstan: ie Slasm_ bestowed on. the performance PREDERIO MACUABES orginal specialiv, BEGONY DULL CAKE, | it is respecttully intimated that it Will be impossible for any York tor Me gcaners & Me York. =L delineation MARY MA 1k ROWLAD Mees AB ROBIN aat 3, in all Nis great wad orurinal assuent tery, Songs, Dnprovisations and, Sartorlal, <urprises Licket office, Robinson Hall, open daily trom 9 till & pxcerm TAKATRES THIS (Ww riher representations to tal ars after SATURDAY NEXT, M e place in New ARCH 6. SENTATIONS IN N AL REP Ke ING, March 3, Vaky stuart, MARY STUART. y Her complete dramatic company. last night of KL. ETH. ELIZABETH, RIBTORT in her privinal role FRIDAY, only tn i General admission ony Stalls, $2 8) ed Balcony le Stalls, $2 Vroscenium MATINER N. of the house, $2 Broadway. Giorne -GIROFL A. as we ay, PARI THEATRE, EVERY EVENING AND SALURDAY MATINEE, SEIZE THE GOLDEN HOURS ERE THEY FLY! TUK NIGHTS OF GIROFLE-GIROFLA ARE LIMITED, Previous arrangements will prevent a renewal of ent mt ROY, MIN KID, DOREL, V VALTE - also appear. Operatic enorus and orchestra led by M. VAX GHELE, At N, RICHARD MARSTON, Paris. Begina ATW AVENUE THEATRE. O Proprietor and Manager. WEEK, HOU="8 CROWDED, HTER INCKSSANT. “The cali tor seats is so great Mr. paly has aecided to opep | bis box sheet twenty daysan ad eral i a THE BIG BONANZA! KAU ENCORED( om heard suc a continuous burst of titcers an laughter, intermingled | with » as during the pertorm: of the big Bonanza.”= Post, | THE BIGGEST HIT SINCE “Big Bonanza was stamp with ‘the seal of public favor, and A great success, long betore merry denouement.” = x es. OUR AMERICA) “People who nt hours’ fun can’t do better than | see Bonanza.” —Graphic “rhe ladics dresses, simply worgeots. he Sooners. “most luxurl- THE BIG BONANZA! ats a y in Robertson's Brian Military ns, oK TINEE SATURDAY, ROSEDALE, OLOSSEUM, BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FIFT! Two Exhibitions Dal 2und 8 P.M. ite Ca celled by the, HAREM Or THE: Gita PARIS BY NIGHT, WITH GRAND BTORM. "@FFEOTS, Attractive Entertainments in the Leotorium, Children, 2, cents, Be BROADWAY, i RICHMOND, Mis itty ONEL Admission, 59 cents. HEATRE. gor ye) i Joan HAl | in their uproarious Plantation Dellncations, MATINEE Miss AMY ROBERT: As they appeared in Lng-| And Jubilee Songs, | DUTCHMA TU-DAY T MATINEE. land before Her Majesty ‘Comic Phases of | URRY RRNELL, 46.5 ES IGHT, Queen Victoria, and in| |, Plantation Lite, de. | JOHN WILD, SHE ery prinetpal eity of the | Four end men; 21 ‘artists. | H. BROWN, LEVANTIN nited State Original! equaled! | Mis ST, JOHN, scot and YORE LORGIA | Attended everywhere by the | MINSTRELS. GkonatA | most refined and fashionable | MINSTRELS. NTED—A singie and double cedar shell. BEACH, lock box 83 Post offic, Hudson, N. ¥, TANTEP—A NEW OK iW Fed outrigger Gig. 2,103 York, A SECOND W ay TO PURCHASE— u Hiiorey, “address We AM, care of bixon &8 nam, 5) Wall street. GOOD nao a HAND box Address F. MH. M, THE LECTURE SEASO) TURE EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, ON ‘vous Debility and Speciat Diseases, at Wr. 3 Museum. Remember the address No. 633 Broadway, near Fourth street, the largest and most magnifle useum in the world, Aamission 5 cents, R EV. DR, J. H. VINCENT WILL DELIVE popular lecture, Methodist Kpiscopal chureh, ursday evening, March 4, commencing at 7315. Admission 25 cents, for the benent of the poor of the Ninth ward. HIS FIRST CLASS GENTLEMAN PROFESSOR OF music (vocal and pia Just returned from Europe, wishes a few more pupiis or to teach in @ cole Ths rapid and very pleasant method of ‘Urrants A pertect ant quieK st Address PROFEBSUK, 23L bast Fit $8 WITHOUT MEANS TO STUDY SINGING will be given the necessary instruction for opera, Concert or church, and rapidly assisied to employmer Address HOMEI box 1s7 Herald’ Uptown Branch omic terms mi heh st EDWAKD — MOLLENTAUE: Antoine Rei, Jr., is, Sig. K. Mugio, August’ Arnold, Otto * Mavnl, Mark Hallam A. stelnhause altogetiier forty-one enihent artists and professors give | their, persoual tion to students in the different branches at the NEW YORK CONoERVATORY Ov MU- ‘Last Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico's d for the spring term. MAREIZE EK, oro | ws 'ED—A “TENOR SINGER (A GOOD READER) | fer St. Peter's Catholte church; sulary $400. Ap- ply to the organist, Signor CAKOZZI, 2u) Livingston street, Brookl: ‘AND GRAND “also. for sitle, a number Of fine second hand Vinnos, in pertect order, "WILLIAM KNABE & Ou., So. 113 t itth avenue, above Sixteentn RU: Pinos of ol own maKe; $0), BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Pranoforte, Stool and Cover; in, pertect order: er Pino, a bargain, tor cash, VECKER & BROTH. 56 Bleecker st east ot Broadway. OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO patent agratte; every Iinproyement; talments taken; rout $64 month; one Ee ERS, BEAUTIFUL 7 carved le gucritice, $24 tor $3¥. CABLE. and Twenty-third st, LY $ivo INWAY carved legs, wrung bass, grout sacrifice for cash, Waverley place, near Broadway, — FPLEU torte. 7 octay every improvement; J. BIDDLE, 18 A ake AL. way Piano, nearly 1 ering, $100; ne: Mehdi 11 Caton place MOSEWOOD PIANO, $10; ol ERING, and other uprhs aud sqare Pianos and and second hand; bargains for cash, on ine S jurteenth street, ‘OND HAND FULL ROUND PIANO FOR Piano: Prince Urgans; tent $3 and $175 parigt apward; Mecdoon, & _GORDON & BON, 13 Kast Fourteonth street PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE. gaut Decker & Bros.’ Pianotorte at 4 suceifes, briltant toned, 74g octave, richly car four rouud, Tose Wood case, full agraffe, overstruny Tiahos havin, improver antes, ball ot Sule, vost for rr, box lor shipping, Call at private. “residence, 210 West Twenty-first street, AT EMIVATE RESIDENCE 120 WEST 24D STRE A tainily declining housekeeping, will sell th superb 734 octave folk round rosewood !lanoforte, used ciglit months, has all the latest amprovements, made b celebrated Lith street makers, cost $90 cash, tor $30); includiny stool. “Cover. Muse Cabinet, cost $10); also Box tor sigrases five years) warrantee from maker, an FEW Days, BRE A. dispose of 100 Fiunos, On Class makers. including W ever betore off our stock. HU BARGAIN, —OARV I. D tave Pianglorte, round corners, celebrated ee, pri ubiic to examine 3 & BON, 431 Broadway. “ROSEWOOD SKVEN 00- Modern Improvements, $10; stool aud Cover, goth * batwoen ad aud Sd avs. | qenthonentectieaalll ad Way. | ass 1 " | EW YORK HOM@uPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE | A dante eset FOR ues alko tunakomely | commencement — Commencement exercises carved rosewood Lorian less than $175 Jovrated city or this institution will ta jace at Association tui, J Third street, PIA maker; pi OR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT city niaker; wil be sold for $2 Glasses, 207 Lonry strect, fect order, 28 $000; otwe “Looking LCTAVE ROSEWOOD ed legs aud every modern {greatest ba 5, 17 Bieecker OFFER A NUMBER OF GOOD SECOND HAND Janos, Which We have taken in exchange jor Arion Pianos, among pie, are (Rickering, tauelton and other Hirst MAghiFicant SEVEN Pianotorte, having ow i good as new | GEORGLA | audiences. Particulars next | MINSTREL -. E., box S74 Fost office. | GEORGIA | Sunday, [MINSTRELS NEW OR GOOD S&COND HAND | (ACADEMY. | MUZIO'S BENEFIT. Sildress BG, | FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF SHE | STRAKUSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA | “That Boy. at the Bediord street | h roceeds | 4 | doupte. ta | FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 5, AD Tae. N. Sale of seats ($3) will commence this morning at 9 at it MATINEK TO-DAY, oe ecuire company AF ‘AND BAIORDAY, Py a eettiaad request of the committee the matinee im Lai yowtponea antl is postponed un} TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Partios having tickets fof thio 20 are fotified they are good for the 9th. | the Academ: wy | DD The committee have decidea upon presenting as a (imonial the statuette of ‘Conn and His Dog Vatters,” | | tely executed by. our eminent American sculptor John | | Rogers, mounted on a piece of Irisn bog oak, and sulta- bly inscribed. ‘The presentation will take place on Saturday, March 6, at Wallack’s theatre, during the representation of the shaughraun, Together with the tesamonial will be presented a list of those ladies and gentlemen who de- sire to add their names. ‘Those who may wish to do 80 will be pleased to send their names an address on & | Dostal card, addrossed t | ALG x “SULLIVAN, hi Wall street, SEROMS J, COLLINS, No. 9 Barciay stree! | Honorary secretaries, | | I CARE ME. THIRD ANNUAL GRAND FANCY | | Me™ Masquerade Ball ot the Cosmopolitan Cutuary As. sociation of New York, on Thursday evening, | HeesaCtrviig Hall Tickets adnatting eudeman and | lady, imeluding supper 8 extra lad ot | NU DU SUUPE | Stare | Printanter royalan cenamme de Volatile, | u | auvres varies. | haudes, Filet de boeuf dla Periguen | pulvrade.—Poutets de P \ Selle. a0 cheyreuil, sauce Pieces tladeiphie & la Marengo. Aroades cosmopoltiaines roides, | Outarde & 1a Lucullus. | Filet de baur métamor- phos’. le cheval nity de cailles & la Val- here. | Mazeppa, ow Surprise & 1a Ninon. Trohean @anguilie a 1a ma- | ye ere de faisan ala But- uu Bavhiate ble Gargantua. Pate de Chartres au gibier. Gros buisson, de homari | | ala New Yorkalse. riletde bout aux gours du | jour. Jambon d'York & la &t. An- toine. | Pain de pore-frais & la gas- | tronome. i Quartier hss sangiier & la St. Wautilope & 1a | Bresilientie. Jambon a 1a Romaine. Saumon 4 Ia Tritalne. | Galantine de pintade aux |. trutes, Salade italienne historise. Vain ae Wevre bia Diane. Mayonnaise & la tran: | | Chaud-troid de poularde & Salndy de homards la Gri- | | “ia moderne. naldi, | | Chapon ula George Peel. Alusion’ au transit de Ve- tole-gras en Belle Bastion de lapereaux ala nus, | Manhattan, Vv i Langue de buffalo sla do- Bass 41a Magellan. minicaine. Gulantine de dinde & Ia | Petit cochon-de-laiten @o- Creator vuette, Acrualieay saumon 6 la Fille Pain de volaille & la reine Angol. de Castile. Vollere ola Ls case: Turban d'anguilles & la Bastion a1: niwa, Un bateau attendant’ le de | | ra ia Xavius. Gigot d’ours u ia Marignan, ie en voliere, Dinde de rhiladelphie. een a Laitue. ve serie, Vaisseau en sucre file. Corne d’abondunce, Nougat paris aaa Pieces rustiques, Thiver, les jeux de saison. Fontaine monumentate. Kiosque chinols, | Croqué-en-boucne de fruits Corbellle wux aman ee. Ferenzeres. ‘aux avol c, C., eC. laces. Casque Pompeien, D | Bonbons Path aa tits-tor Banana: = Frnt hasortis. —Mottoen CADEMY, MTH STREET. MUZIONS BENEFIS, A BENEFIT OF SIGNOR &, MUZIO. Farewell rertormance of WE STHAKOSCH ITALIAN. OPERA, FRIDAY BVENING,, eae 5 at 7:80 o'clock, NGRIN, Mile. HEILBRON, Mi ARY, Signors CARP, DEL’ PUENTE, SdoLaka Hab, 40 be followed by 1. Overture trom the opera Wh Seka -MUZIG 2 The third age Or Bete gpa Signore TAGDIAPIET Tha, FIORINI, UOLARA, & 8. First performance in America of two posthum compositions of Kossini. edna AND FIORINGE CHORUS “OF BASS VOICES, 4 To conclude with the French National Hyma, SLA MARSEILLAISt,” Sung by Mile. MARIE HEILBRON, Admission, $2: Reserved Seats, $l extra; Boxes, $1% ba $16; Family Circle, $1. The sale of Sper ie Goes wil commence this da: (Wednesday), March ., atthe Box Office the Academ id thi Broadway. oop’ MUSEUM a oh 3. AFTERNOON AT 2, wit "song of of the EVENING at 8 THE Seat the in sensation play, | ene” ay ATERMt LC KIDNAPPED, SOHN moe bak afte tuelr he puren™ STACK SONGS'AN SN DANCES. STEINWAY HALL THOMAS THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 4 AT 2. TH HODORE, THOMA FIFTH FULL PUBLIC” RENEARSAL, Admission, ee Reserved seats, ree SATURDAY bVENID HG. AT 8. ere SYMPHONY. on RT. SOLOIST. Mits ANNA DRASDIL, ‘CONTRALTO. 8 ymphouy, Oxford (first time) Hayat Recitative. Awake, Saturnia, ¢ Semele, 2d aet....Handel Ania, Hence, hence, Miss ANNA DRASDIL, Overture, Leqnore No. 2 Symphony Dramatiau ww) Beethoves - Rube: ‘of rese ved Prices of admaisaiy as he seats rad tickets will commence on Monday morning 70i aud 114 Broadway the box office of Steinway Hall, and at 3s Union square.” QAl¥ Pie ee M NSTREL: A HOUSE, BROADWAY AND 20TH BT, @Lort vs “SUCCESS LIFE UPTO Bi drciaas ' WuaP,N Niguys Rast, HE y HE AS RIGH __ChaiiiNe tine sUste RECEIVED Wi With» SOREAMS OF DEviaui Street cars may be ordered | at 10. Seats secured. Mutinee catur ERMANIA TUBATR FOURTEENTH STREET, AD, NEUENDOREF, ......-0seereeees copes oy. Dires WEDNESDAY, March, 8 benciit of Mioritay Wolhensteim, FROU-FROU, play im ft © gots, by Mautner. Box office open tr trom 8:30 till 4 o’c : | R CHARLES ROBERTS, JR, WILL READ BE- fore the General Society of Mechanics and trades. at Steinway Hall, TBareaay, evening, M. 1375,'in place of Wendell Phull #q., a8 previously | announced upon therseugon ticket. Commencement at 8 men, | | “oxen SKEWL” nowann Nisstox. | spate egned unl | TUESDAY EVENING, March 9 Steinway Mall, ETKOPOLE TAN THEAT. yan VICTORIA i VINO'S BLS; VERY “Query -GIROFLA". FEC: BY z tive arringement of the “best airs in Herve's cnarming Opera" Boulte, also Strauss, 75e.; Galop, . “Girofle” waltz, Redowa ‘and Lancers, 4c. eu, 3) 75c.: Sou und bu" walls, MPHOMAS BAKE the 1amous The ‘Girott ‘The “iahs 60 cents + 40 cents » Weents | bi d Liat and Fourtn avenue, Ihursday ev All are invited. MATINER, KM KROPOLITAN THEATRE, nuts AFIBRNOUN, AT 4 OOLOUK, LADY STAR DESIRES A FEW PUFIL-FOR THis A moderate. Calltrom 210 4 or address ve PUMUNE, | 103 West I nih street. } bab THI. IWICE —"GREAT SOUL IN * SMALL y body," wonderiul “Mathushek* Pianos, Hear tne} 44 West Fourteent street. Litistrated catalogues tre: wil parents on Shermao tun. Urat Class maker; Inala (agy Plat) to rent. cea Bowory, REIUN SANGECR TE COMPANY, 8" | Address PuIVATHE MUSICAL UNIVERSITY. Private ____ Nov 6 Bast Fourteenth atrect, tessone, raed | Na sciuckctaen =ROUND CORNERS, FULL IRON FRAME $80. Fiano, es imouuiy Wh paid miaguiseene rout MATHIMONIAL, rary yound corners. d aby (ur oftery N¥ YOUNG LADY AND, MBPINL “OF We ay ng gem hhusbaad address aTTUANs ale ua ites stage: positions obtained when competent; terms | “| ~ WOOD'S GYMNASIUM, | NNA DICKINS! SEIS WAY aa — THE ‘the Rev, Robert Coll A WOMAN'S 80 ye oe sav: ‘Lbope the hall will f+ 4 OPINION EV packed to deat her.” OF IT. a seats at Box Oittce, steinway — — ind principal aaa — “Y OaDE: NEFID Aneeditba® NEXT, MARCH 6, MATT 90 Pt Foe le i OaLaPINO, B BLA COMARE, ORRENTING, A, VEONG OF THE TITAN: RSELL ar A. —The sale of $3 seats commence Special, Notice A.M, at Academ Ss XTEENTH GRAND ORGAN CONCERT—CHURCH of the Holy trinity, Madison syente and pore eee, ond street, Wednesday, Maret 3, 18/5, a M. cae, ist, Samuc! P, Warren, of the Church ‘ot tite Yoly Trin ty" Vocalist, Madame Fannie Goodwin Lunt. Admission 250° pane YOUR WIFE)/ TO 88H THE FUN AT (HE AND CHUILDRi METROPOLITAN THEATRE, EW MUSIC—"MULCAHY'’S GONE AWAY.” Timid, Awkward Squad. “Ain't You ‘vmle’? er Miss the Water Till the Well rey mink and 40 popular pieces, 10 cents cach, mailed fr ine catalog: HA ARDING, Py Bo: Aa aats, OF Music +e bay bia | PARGE Rak 780 P.M, eee “10, Pyon PAIRD ACT—ORISPISO ELA COMARI Seats can be haa this morning at the Aca emy and ToL and sisy 114 Broad’ Cam | 1 TH REGULAR ITALIAN INSTRUMENTAL CON. certat Ho MOUQUIN'’S ladies’ 24, pnt ee | Reytaurants, 1 Futon ang 20 Ann str 8, trom 5 to 3 M. TAN) A FIRST CLAGS PERFOR WANG! | | Me"ROroHt tHE Bost IN THE CITY, Ry AND GENTLEMEN FIUTKD | POR TH and Variety sae on reuso: ‘aN opportunity to play while tnderwolug Professor GAKOINER, 449 Sevoutn av. 7 ‘AsIU NO. 6 FAS TWENTY: » eiguth streat Upon cr Aud evening. bach. boxing, tenelng, training, &e. Cae OMERS, PROGRAMMES, Bistatarioe BILLY, Vireuiars, 1 ka fra Portrat | a ADIBS dramay