The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1875, Page 9

| ‘THE COURTS. Jordan Found Guilty of Murder in the See- ond Degree and Sentenced to State Prison for Life. A NATIONAL BANK. DECISION. Judge Donohue, tn Supreme Court, Chambers, franted @ writ of ne exeat yesterday, on appll- cation of Mr. 8, B, Hamburger, counsel for Simon Donao, against Benjamin Shuman, @ lager beer brewer in the Nineteenth ward. The writ was granted on the ground that Siuman was about to goto California with the !otent to cheat and defraud Donau. The writ was at once placed in the hands of the Sheriff, with directions to require Shuman to furnish $15,000 bail that he would not leave the State. Andrew J, Odell has brought sntt for divorce from his wife, Annie E. Ovell, alleging that at the time of their marri she had another busband hiving, from whom she had not been legally di- ‘vorced, She avers that she obiained @ divorce tn Connecticut, that the plainriff knew all about it #t the time and furnished her money to prosecute thesult. The trial of the case began yesterday, defore Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court, Special Term, and will probably oc upy two or three cays, In the suit brought by the Dry Dock Ratlroad Company agatnst the city, to prevent the tearing Op of its track im /ront of the HrnaLp ofiice, Judge Barrett decided yesterday that the piainwift bad mot made outsuchaclear case for equitable in- terference as to justify a temporary injunction without hearing the other sive. Meantime the plaintiff is allowed to renew the motion for an in- junction on notice in the usual way, There was another hearing yesterday betore Colonel Hardie, the referee in the Tempicton child habeas corpus case, Mrs. Martin was further ex- amined, but no additional facts of interest were developed. The only other witness called waa Mrs. Post, who testified that the mother of the child was a devoted mother and possessing an amiable tem There were, of course, the usual forenate and highly entertaining interludes be- tween John D, Townsend and ex-Judge Busteed, the opposing counsel. The next matin¢ée per- formance will be at three P, M. to-morrow. General William G, Manck, late of the Secret Servive Division, who was arrested on Weduesday night for having in his possession a large quan- sity of coumterieit money, was yesterday a raigned before John L. Davenport, United states Commissioner. General Manck failed to give the $10,000 bali demanded by tne Commissioner and was committed to await the examination at twelve o'clock to-day. Frank W. Pulman was yesterday appointed by United States District Attoruey Bilas as assiatant \n place of Mr, Post, resigned. Commissioner Shields yesterday discharged for | want of evidence Francisca Muller, one of the ‘women arrested on Tuesday or tiegally drawing apension. The nearing in the cases of the women Emory and Cleningberg, chargea with a similar offence against the Pension law, was adjourued for a furure day. William F, Morgan claims to have been the low- eat bidder for constructing sheds on plers 43 and 46 North River, his bids baving been respectivel, $22,800 and $29,939. In filling up the bonds t! blank of all before “hoiders,”’ intended to be filled op so as to read “frecholders,” was uninten- uonally left blank. Through this formal defect the Dock Commissioners mace the award to Mr, | 5. 0. Brady, the next lowest bidder. Application | ‘was made to-day In the Supreme Court, Chamvers, before Judge Donobue, to bave the award set | aside. It wae claimed by the Lock Commissiouers ‘that the omission was fatal. Tue Court reserved decision. Farther testimony was taken yesterday in the contested will of Eliza Hersey, alias Mra, Hall, that has been before Surrogate Hutehings for some time. An adjournment was taken until-next Tharaday. THE HUFFER MURDER TRIAL. Shortly after eleven o’clock yesterday, the jury in the case of Joseph Jourdan, on trial in the Court | of Oyer and Terminer for the killing of George | Hoffer on the with of February last, came into | court and stated, in reply to the usual questions, | that they had not been adie to agree, Juage | Barrett then charged them a second tie, telling ghem that the evidence was in no wise conflicting, | end that he could not understand why they could | notagree. He said @ second time that the evi- dence was not conficting, either im regard to premeditation or insanity. The idea had probably crept into their minds toat the insunity ot the prisoner was impulsive, and that although he knew the difference between night and wrong, he could not resirain himself {rom the commission of anact. There wos no such thing a8 this in jaw, and they couid not take it Into Couside | eration. ‘The evidence was very piaia aud ai: they | we ed to do Was 10 pass upon it. To bis mind | a wee very plain, and be could not conseientiousiy dlsona: them aiter the €xpouse tuat bad veen tear Mr. Jacob Cohn, one of the jurors, then asked to be yy Saying that he was unwell aud did | not think he would aole to go back to their Judge Barrett said he telt sorry jor tim, at 16 BOT poy ¢ for him todo so, Toney | | ‘weary hours passed aad the jury still re- mained in consultation. Meantime such geperal | Interest was ielt in the resul: that quite @ large | <rowd remained in the court reom. Tne uniorta- | nate prisoner miaintained the same moody silence, Occasionally Mr. Wiliam F. Howe, Tis indefatigable counse!, would wuisper cheering | ‘words to Dim, but they tel) eviaentiy on unappre- ba jars. In those blank eyes there gieamed of regret or hope, but bint ee aimost — “trute’ conscious At length, at quarter-past Ee ore ofetock. the jury came into court again, bein; eae cn by Mr. Sparnatine’ ‘the Clerk, a8 to war t on @& verdict the a agreed id they a Judge Barrett he had received ® communication them, desiring further instruction as to the ciffer ence between murder tn the frst and murder in tae secona 8. He toen read to them the statutes on the subject, mud clucidured the | difference most clearly by supposavie | oo, examples. Foliowing this expianauon the jury again retired, bat were absent but | r NEW YORK HERALD, ‘wealth are (He défcndants. ne actions were brought to determine wnecher, when the Comp- troller of the Currency has declared a nationat bank in default and appointed @ receiver, under the provisions Of the act organizing such banks, and a sufficient fund i realized from we asvets to pay all claims agatust the bank and have @ surplus, the Comptroller should or should not allow interest on the ciatme during ration before Ja aa tt itockio ders of the bi ity Of tue ci receive inwerese on their claims for tue tim ing which they have been preciuded from receiy- ing the!r principal is obvious. ‘Toeir right is clear ou general principles, interest is allowed not only of strict legal grounds where there is a con. tract for the payment o/ interest, or by way of damages Where Unere isa Wrongiul detention of 2 debt, but upon consideration of equity and na- tural justice, WhicO always arise Where @ party is entitied ro @ payment of money and cannot obtain rt except by resort to a fund created by operation of iaw, the “alatributio of Which 1s atten: with delay, It ts upon this ground ‘6 when, by statute, preference is given to one class of creditors Over another in the distribution of an estate, the p reuce includes daterest on the preferred class of claims (11 Seargt. & Rowle, 182). ‘ibere 18 nothing in the provisions of the act under which this ‘und is to be distributed in conflicts with this general role, Judgmenc 1s accurdingly ordered jor the plaintiit m each action a8 against the bank. For plaiousf, E. P. Johnson and R, M. tieury; lor aciendants, | Edmund 4. Smith, THE BARONESS FRALOFF'S LACES. Tho case of the Russiaa baroness, Olga de Mu- luta Fralof, against the New York Cenfral and Hudson River Railroad, to recover $69,000, the value of certain laces lost while, it is alleged, the trunks were in the custody of the company, has been before the United States Circuit Court for some time. The defence set up was that as the trunks were ordinary bagvage the defendants Were not itable. The plainudl last winter got & verdict for $10,000, when celendants made @ mo- tion to set aside the verdict. Yesterday Judge Wallace denied the moti, and, in doing so, re- marked The facts upon which the verdict of the jury is predicated are so unusual, and the amount of the re- Covery in view of the nature of tue action is 30 exceD- tional that this motion deserves and has received cure- ful consideration, but, notwithstanding the very ‘cluburne and able urgument of delendant’s counsel and my own inclination to uisseut trom the conclusions Or the Jury upon one of the vital questions of fact, Lam. Cunvinced that the case presented 1s not within the rules which authorize # Verdict to be set uside as coutrary to evidence. PARIAN STEVENS’ ESTATE. In the matter of the petition of Mrs, Parlan Stevens, executrix of the jate Partan Stevens, the real estate man, to compel the execuiors of the estate to pay over to the trustees the moneys a cruing to the estate, instead of banking it, wi up before Surrogate Hutchings yesterday, One of the executors, Mr. Jonn Melcher, admitted that the moneys of the estate had passed through his hands since the death of Mr. Stevens, There is now ip tue Secona National Bank to the creait of the estate about $36,sl4 27, The funds of the estate had been drawn out by Mrs. Stevens, so toat he been compeiled to borrow as much as at @ time to pay taxes; he aumit! that be had taken certilied checks against the deposits so as to prevent Mra. Stevens geting it out of the estare; with this ovject he had mace the account appear over- drawn: checks drawn by Mrs, Stevens on two ona had been dishunored when there was than sufficient to wees tnem. From his Testumony it further appeared that the estate has claims standing agaiust it to the amount of | he hat the yearly income from snares ‘in how in the Revere House, Boston; the Battie House, Mobile, and ovber esvablishinents—reacnes about $150,000; he had cbarged againgt Mrs. Stevens the sum of $179,707 50, $83,151 of which | were charged to Mrs. ens’ trasiees, The case is continued, DECISIONS, SUPREME COUBT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Barrett. Dry Dock, East broadway and Battery Railroad Company vs. The Mayor, &c.—I do not think the pinuusiiis make out such @ clear case (or equitable nterierence as to justly &@ temporary injauction Without bearing ihe opposite party. The plain tills may, Of course, move jor an injunction on Lo- luce ln tue usual Way if so advised. By Judge Lawrence. Heatherton vs. Hastings.—Motion to continue receiver, &c., granted. Memoraudum, By Judge Donvnue, United States vs. Gra; Bauk of Callfornia vs. | Coliins.—Orders granied. In the matter of the Newourg Hard Rubber Company; Betts vs. Betts; Eastoa vs, Shera: Fisner va, Tae Mayor, &¢.—Granted. Fraisse vs, Sorgnam.—Motion dealed, Stein vs. Tapletz.—Metion to preclude plaintig denied aud piaiutd to bave leave to serve partic- lars. Whalen vs, Burke.—Motion granted ; order to be | settied on notice, In the matter of Mace.—Must take order of ref- erence. Strupl vs. Strupl.—No proof of service of no- tice of jadement. In the matter of Clark.—Must be rejerred. in the matter of Mudgett,—Opinion, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Curtis. Gawetry vs. Clark.—Deiauit opened so far that deiendant may come tn and delead on tae merits, | on payment of plaimtif’s costs 0; Inqnest and ail subsequent cosis of piaintill, aod the costs of posing this motion; judgment, executio Memorandom. levy, Ii any, to stand aa security. Courtney vs. baker al. —-Motion for modifica denied, Without costs nns.—Motion to be Telleved from ave to serve & proposed case and on payment of platutid’s tion of orae! Lynes vs. deianit and to exceptions Branted, | costs of opposing motion, Sawtell vs. Gurivuidi.—Uraerappointing receiver settled, Rainey as atsicree vs. Davis as recetver, Ac.— Mowion toat platurid file security Jor costs granted; $250 to each deicodant. COMMON PLEAS--SPECIAL TERM. By sedge Robinson, t on denied, with $10 ae udantto his utiocney of Enriich vi Costs, to ve paid | recerd. By Judge Larremore. Raate va, Marx.—Motion granted, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Betore Judge Smith, THE MAXWELL MALPRACTICE CASE, ‘The examination of Mrs. Maxwell was beran yester Brookiyu veing rehearse | JEFFERSON MARKET 1 POLICE COURT. Before Judge Otterbourg. MORE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS. Peter O'Reilly, of No. 28% Seventh avenue; Daniel Harrigan, Of No. 243 Seventh avenue; Eugene Tuompson, of No. 1,291 Broadway; Thomas Cody, of No. 135 Seventh avenue, and Edward Morris, of No. 125 West Thirtieth street, were ar- raigned at the above Court yesterday morning, charged with selling liguor without ucense. Tue ee were preferred by Daniel Jackson, of the Excise Bureau. They were all heid in $100 bail each to answer, Witn the exception of Edward ‘afew momenta when they recurned into court. ‘This im bet dif they bad serece, S they .. % aod amid the | | bead, and though jury whea | the wee was given, kept his eyes castdown, | pe. ge Barret at once proceeded to pron | tence, the prisoner, as bere, keeping bia ‘dnd on his head. He wld bim that be had becu | fairiy tried by @ painstaking and conscientious | jury; that be had been most abiy deiended and | ablelded by all the safeguards of tue law. ‘Tne yery a rendered a verdict which he was | uot ais| a to criticise, though oo the evidence | they might well bave rendered @ verdict yt would e cost him his A douvt had bee raised ther he bad premeditated tne crime, and jJary haa aay sd given | him =the” benefit «ot this dont He | bad committed a fearful crim “y erime | aimost unparalleled = in erty annuals. | ‘Three children Of the MuUrdere| man and his own ., three children were made (o suffer [rom his terri- ble crime a degree of suffering ior which nothing in the suture could compensate. Be would say no more to him inthe hour o; his terrible retribu- uon, It oniy remained for him to pass the son- vence which the law imposed—confinement in Stal Ligand at bard labor duriog the period o: om 1 Ihe. There was no change in the demeanor of the risoner during the passing oO; the sentence. fandcut* were &t once piaced on him, wud & aeputy sheriff took bim from |e court room. at ae escape from the gullows!’ exclaimed “No man better deserved banging, others. “It only shows that under the new law a jury gaanot be ‘ound to convict of murder im the first degree,” remarked one, with indigoant empuasis, ‘Tne sabject continued to be discussed as the crowd siowiy leit the court room, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. IMPORTANT DECISION RELATIVE TO THM NA- TIONAL BANKS, Jaage Wallace, of the United States Circuit Court, yesterday rendered his decision in tne ac- tion in Which the Chemical National Bank and ‘Thomas Nelson are plaintiffs and Isaac H. Batiey, receiver of the National Bank of the Common- wealth; John Jay Knox, Comptroller of the Car- roncy, aud the National Bank af wa Common re-echoed Morris, of Nu. 126 West Thirtieth street, in whose case bail Was fixed at $600, yesterday being ais secona sppearance jor the same oifeuce. SEV: ENTH 's! TREET COURT. Belore Judge riammer, AN OWNER WANTED. OMcer Mallon, of the Eighteenth precinct, saw two mep guing along avenue A, on Wednesday Dight, and sveing @ large bag in the possession of one of them followed them. He arrested the man With the bag, WHO gave bis Name as Hugh Mena, He was unable (o account for a valuable lur robe which Was in the bag. AD owner is wanted for is at the station house, The prisoner remains as the same piace. CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR. On Wednesday night OMcer Goldrick, of the Highteenth preciact, While patrolling bis post in Bast Nineteenth street, heard @ cry of “Police!” and hastened inthe directiou from whence the alarm came. On nearing the spot he saw two men leave tne basement Of the residence of Dr. Howard Crosby, at No. 116, and ran toward Fourth avenue. The officer started tn pursuit and overtook one of the burgiars on the corner of Fourth avenue, Wi0 was bare(voted his shoes in his bh Tae burglars had forced an encrance by breaking & pane in tue cellar dour. was given by Meicuoir Raisiuld, the | ti fT ang Ls 5 | hithous oxine; iinechantcal denist watchman, who was alone in the bouse, The captured burglar gave the name of Charies Harris, aged twenty-seven, and said he was an engineer by occupation. te was iuly comuntted for trial La Geiwalt of $5,000 ball. COURT CALENDARS. -THIS DAY. Surerme Cover—Coamvrns—iteld by Jadze Dononue,—Nos, 20, 37, 124, 256, 201, 292, 204, 205, 26. Scrreme COURT—GENERAL TeeM,—Adjourned for the term. SUPREME COURT—SPECcIAL Tenm—Hela by Judge U o1 Law and Fact 276, 281, 302, 304, 908, ity 316, 816, B17, Bi, Bul, BLL, Bd, t ant by Judge Westbrook.—Nos. 2550, 184, 2, 740, 1368, 1408, 690, 1476, 2004, 1660%, 2812, 2304, 2258, 2612, 2456, 2536, 28:2, 2240, 20¥8, 1628, ies, 1684, 2662, 1776, 2520, 2362, 1748. Part 3—Adjourned ior the term. SUPERIOR VOURT—GENERAL THRM.—Adjourned for the yerm, Strata Court id | | office. morning, and will be continued to-day, | Notning new was elicited, the testimony takea im | d carried | } begun. | immense stook and low prices | cannot be equalled; TenM—Parts 1 and 2.— Adjourned un- Superior CoverT—TRIAL ourned for the term. COMMON PLEAS—GENBRAL TERM. til Monday, April 5. ComMMON PLEA!—TRIAL TERM—Parts 1 and 2.— Adjourned jor the tex, MARINE COURT—TRIAL TRRM—Parts 1, 2 and 3.— Adjourned ior the term, COURT OF APPEALS. ALBANY, April 1, 1875, No. 155. Calvin G. Hinckley, a8 survivor, &¢., ap- lant. vs, the New York Central and Hudson ver Railroad Mompany. res, oodent.—Argument resumed and concluded. No, 171, Daniel L. Noyes and another, respond- ents, vs. George PoP a peilant. No. 172. ‘thomas M. peliant, vs. the United Seites Submarine and Lorpedy Boat Com- pany, reepondent. No, 174, Jedediah Brigg#, appellant, vs. Foretn L, Bowen, respondent.—submitted. No. 175. Jedediah Brigus, appellant, v8. Henry M. Bowen, respondent.—subvinilted, No, 178. Patrick Organ and anoiner, reapeudents, va. Neil stew appe lant.—Case stil on. “Adjourned until to-morrow, TUE DAY CALENDAR, The following is the day calendar for Friday, April 2, 1s70:—Nos. 802, 164, 71, 11, 21, 68, 46 aud 1.2, MR. MORI'S MARRIAGE. THR LATE MINISTER O¥ JAPAN AT WASHINGTON MARRIED LN TOKIO—THE BRIDAL COSTUMES, YorRowamMa, Feb, 26, 1875, Mr. Mort, late Minister Resident for Japan at Washington, was married at Tokio on the 6th in the presence of several foreigners and Japanese officers, ‘The bride and bridegroom were both dressed in European costume, and although it was the first time thot tne lady nad ever donned such a dress she bore herself remarkably weil, The dress was & slate-colored silk, over Walch a long brical veil Was thrown. THR CEREMONY consisted in the reading of the contract of mar- ey fe, WhICD Was signed in duplicate by the brige groom and tueir respective parents, after waten the assembiea guests conyratuiated the happy couple and then repaired to the retresh- Ment room, where & breakiast was prepared lor 200 persons, ‘The newly married pair remain in Jeddo. POLITICAL, Roots 3 THEATRE. JAKRETT & PALME Lessees and Managers THE GREATEST SHAKES ABTA TRIUMPd OF Hb AGH TILE HENKY V, FIFTY-FIRST 70 FIFTY-SEVENTH PERFORMANCE, wit. Growak RlgsOLD, the, distinguished player, in us remarkable impersona- 01 ot THUR rOouNe. yNONABOH, The thane characters a pe Sphlicne REAT COMPANY OF FU: excellent dramatic ‘artis. OKNEKY i wauasaaea tor beauty and grandeur, MATINER TO-MORROW GaTURDAY), 14 O'CLOCK, THE SUBURBS. MATINES tobe ylven TO-MORROW SATURDAY), Till afford residents of the subarbs a capital opportunity henire ani see the wonderful paxeant, Wil be givea with ail toe magnid: aracterizing aievening performance. Begins kt Lg o'clock, tay Assigned to the rvs K THEATRE—BROOKLYN Bik OF East faver, EVERYBODY KNOWS IT, JAN Fi. San FRAN SAN FRANCE Broadwa Ls SGo MINSTRELS. NeW OFEKA HOUSE, corner of iwenty ninth street Received with screams — Home in a isvery night Keveived with screams] Reguiar Fix. [ees Digit Kecetved with screams | Kiswori's Medea. | ib very might Heceived wiih soreguna> Leugning Gas, ¢Byery night GH GPU L ART THE TUNNIESE NIK RTATSMENT IN me WokLD, Street cars may be ordered at ld, Seats secured, saturday at 2 Moral, Go early, GRA HOUSE \RAND OP normous success of the groa wroat tale of enchantment, MORLACH gatnerrs, * DE FRaNorsco, ; se Gun 46 Cor: 8 Woos meseum. WOOD and 100 Ballet. yphe nygnina, aca aS AFTERNOON, A FULL oes BENEFLA Ob MESA. LOUIS SYLVE ee hat ran TINE BY CASTLE GAR Se to the great drama ORE eee Lae seen Wied Cat; Box Office open trom § A. M } FRED, at NAB ORR —— ta| ugattlaor S LIGHT both pieces, TA REGULAR ME. TINO OF THE NINTH ASSEM tical Ketorin, hela bly District organization of Po! at Greenwien Hail, on Monday evening, March 20, 1373, the following were unaniinously adopte: Whereas true action in the manner of reform has been inaugurated by Governor Samuel J. Tilden iu bi expo-e of the canal frauds; thereture be it esolved, That we, as st reformers, heartily in- @orse his action in the premises und trust the Drisent may bo the forerunner ot @ future, freed trom political official corruption, Resolved, That we pledge our swpport to Governor Tilden in his endeavors to protect the rights of (ne | { people, and urge him to follow up the work he has FINE ARTS. pun cy ee ection of Plotures Will be sold ai the Somerville ar Galery about In this City a and Brooktya, URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS ora year (price not to exceed hrgeedl by a respon- ple pares. Address, stating k and <erms, Lox 1,810 Fost office. ANTED—A HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UNFUR. | nished, where whole or part of rent will be taken in Board, with privilege of a tew other boarders, ad- dress Mrs. L., Uerald Uptown Braned office. Waytep—rour ROOMS FOR HONSREEEFING, | Dr by an American couple; rent not over pe month; location east side, Fortieth to Seventieth street; | Feterences exchanged, address QULKT, box 147 Herald ontice, Wane ar A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, eee 3 Ee 4 rooms) furnished for light housekeep- An els. ress. zt rs non, RUOMS, box 137 Herald office. ed $58 ANTED—FLOOR OF FIVE OR MORE ROOMS AT $40 or less, or & House or Part in a respectable neighborhood, beiow Twenty-third street, with um- Provemenia, ior myself wile and fervdnt, May 1. Address, at once, CLARK, Marsh » Chambers street TANTED—A LOWER f ART OF PRIVATE HOUS: 5to7 rooms, incluting basement, or small House, | below, Fifusth street: nice neighborhood. Adaress, with rent, T. W) Vestry street V TANTED—A THRE STORY HIGH STOOP L E, with Extension, tor a private iamily, below Fort fiith streot; reat not over $1, Herald Uptown Branch o Aduross & oF, In the Country. TATEN IS! AND.—HILLSIDE PLACR—WANTED, A +> couple of fnruished Rooms for two respectavie singie t during the dav; family must be oe in: relerences exchany Aduress, stating Jocation ant terms ior season, 5. B., DOK 349 Host ofiice, ‘New Yors. TANTED TO RENI—HOTKL town, fly furniswed ; will buy it all satisfac ory after atrial, “Aldres,, with puttcalars and lore ion, HOLMES BROTHER, #6 east twenty-taird sireck WANTED—& HOTEL—AN EXPERIENCED HOTEL Keoper wishes (o lease 4 first cias4 Hote, contain Ing from 150 wo 20 rooms, in an enverprising city. Ad Gress, with full particulars, box 039 Most oilive, Hartford, Conm. Wartnra FURNISHED 10} of the Hadson River Aailroad, within 2 miles of New Yor city, ior six mont m May L. Adireas, stating trims, which must be modcrace, box ho Post IN pone LIVE », ON THE LINE UNTIL, | A —ReEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS -FOR P ure, Carpets and Bedding at B. M. COW- PERTHWALT & 00'S, 153 aud 13] Chatham street Aa PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING NO FUR for thet hougeh d lure, Will positively se ~uits, cost $64, Centre and Frondes, Paintings, sraruary. comp Bedsterds, L ¢ ureaus, Washsiands, Cor motes, &e. 15): ¢i hair and spring mnattroses, Pilows, & rep, fee eh aud baire.ot cases, Writ . Library reps Extension ‘ables, ‘uftot Cl Li a story Lrowu stone private resi: Sixteenth strech berweem Filth ‘aud ware, de. 47 W NT GILDED GRAND DOUCHE style satin brocade Farior Suit, cost $475, (or $1 One do. $100; brocatel and reps ittig ish sults, $75, $00 and $5; Pianotorte, Chamver Suits, Mattress, Dining, Library Furniure, Carpets; a sacri: ing city. Res West Twei fiee ; family | eighth street, 2) WEST 8D St. NEAR 6TH AY, ly, declining f Will dispose of ail amber ui Bedsteuds. ‘Soreane, esses, &c wood and walnut; curled pair matt and Glass W. Be Fosewoot Pranoforte, cost @0% 1 x private residénee |2 West Twenty-third street, iath avenue, for three dars. (ap be seen to ored antil May 1. private sale at au: auction sales at ori weekly saes Furnitare. Beds, Belding, &e. Paymenis taken by the week or mouth, rms easy. KELLY & CO., corner Twenty-frth street and Sixth avenue, pESKS, OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Decktent 1m eavane iN fs JERE, JOHNSO. 89 laberty sirect, near Saas. NM [RRORS.-AN ELEGANT MIRROR, SOx, AND Chandeliers will be exchanged, with cash, (ot hanasome moquetio carpeting, or will be sold lu® tor casa, Address box 3,625 Post office. Ages REFRIGERACOK, WILK WATER AND WINE oler; test in the world. rend tor book. A. M. West Twenty-third street Resrigerators red. Nodrip. No musty smeti. DOR WIG BUY THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF 224+) four rooms; everywing complete for house Keeping. Apply ac $0 West Thirty-dith street. DENTIS rR. i BSOLUTLLY PAINLESS,—'EBIH BXTRACTRD, AZAD fresh ens datly; Combination se atremely light Gnd durable; Gum Sets $10, 446 Sixth between Fourteenth aud Fifteeach streets Ketablsned 24 youre COKAL RUBBER self OF TekTH IN TARER: houra—Impression In the forenoon, teeth in tne Aiternoom. Ihirty-fourth street, uear Brosdway ant Sixth avenue. Coral nubber, very strong, flean colored; gold Seta, plati ‘aiébone rubber Sets. Plump ers, open fronts; Lip Lap Depresors, Recuia om Grand sirens torey, 4 Sixcn enne cars, oF Broad- set off at ak etl NiWSuOUGH, Ls West ‘riurtyst “fourth street. AP\ETH AND PAINL ES DENTISTRY. Dr. Rk. J. ROBERT: b ‘way cars. Artifi without the stighiest , With comiort, being seit aahesive; ive-like appearance: Hout springs or Wires; fof superiority of materiai and workmanship ranted with the certainty of piving perfect saiisiaction: restoring mastication ant articuiation permanenily, lasting a lifetime: teeth Oiled with | ag} Stopping oF gold. A pamphlet on the teow, post iree, three cents, w ATCRES, JEW HiRY, JLEGANT DIAMOND ANU CAMEO 8 My taire Earrings, Crowes, Watches and all kinds of Jewelry, Witness prices paid fur old Geld, Silver aud sutique Jewelry. DOB 1.207 Broad way, cbposite Giisey’ House. J ATCHES AND JEWEL BHT AND SOLD back whe desired at smail advance, GRORGE OA esijoweller, 1.197 Broadway Twenty ninih Watches and Jewgiry re A, | favorite: | Hector ana Fane. The champion Bauio Soloists, Mossrs. | Onion square: the general Ucket office, 114 Broadway, | at fine seeond hand Pianos, 1a periect order, mas MODOC OF THE LA AVA BEDS, INCLUDING HF aCED CHUN RUBY, SUACKNASTY STM, TEAMBOAT FRANK and TORRY RIDDLE, the. modern Pocahontas, with Kiamath and Shasta Caiefs, will ulustrate Indian Lite sad Cusoms at ie ON HALL, West Sixteenth street, every evening. this week and Saturday alternoon. Com. Mussioner McACHAM will describe the Moduc War aud Massacre, which he wiinessed, ert INWAY HAL Loe SATURDAY. Unprecedented Success of the HUSGARIAN ~~ OKOHESTRA, BALIUBDAY, APRIL 3& FIRST GRAND MATINEE, 8 SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock. SECUMD GRAND CONG! H Sa UADAY i abteh ad ata NATIONAL iUNGARLA. GYPSY ORCHESTRA OF Vin NNA, under the direction of b FARKAS, Generat admission, 75 cents; vel Senta, $1. To bend at conermers 10 Bro alway; Poud's, No. 39 god at stemway tall, Gran CENTRAL THEATRE.—S85 BRUADWAY, opposite Metropolitan Hove Mr. CHAKLe stat” Manager. Moet triumphant success on record. Vatroniged uy New York's best citizens. Tae great Universal verdict, Best Portormance nat Evenng it are | Al “Queen of illus nists in her Originat rH La Eaion Du Diabie. “The greatest living Acrobals, Alessrs, Barnes and West The Great Gymnast Wonder ot the World. Mr. shed Le Cai, The bright pariiewar Stat Actress, Miss Viola Morris, besides uli the Ura: ral An eutireiy new munsiet programa an iy Maiiuce Weonesday ant Savurday, a2 o'clock. Ke- AKE YOUR MOTHERIN-LAW. THIS EVEXING, TO THE BOWERY OPERA HOUSE, 201 B uy. LADIES AVMIITED FREB ON FRIDAY) OnveNiNG. a numer WIGLLAM do. Lid atta avenus, above Stxieeata st tlso tor sae, KNAKE & Ov, ps vt other anway ‘iat, New York. _ BEAU TUL PIANO—ONLY $10: A STKINWAY P.anolorte 7 octaves, carved logs, overstrung bass, sreat sacrifice jor cash. 3 Waverley piace, wear | Broadway. — -G&EATER BARGAINS THAN EVK&, ON Ac. » countof removal; Pianos and bay goo 7 oc ave, Sons for cash Orgavs $79, $00; two bank, $20, 1 Clinton piace (nigh stree, uear A $1i); sieinway Chickering and leek Sua“ yngialioc ae rREK & BU. Broudway. A men! $10) BLAUTIVUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE Sud Stool, Pianos to Fat $3 per month . inetale rec new instruments exevedingly low. We Losi tri ‘SW bleccker street, near Bowery. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELS weoker & Brothers Pianotorte at a rieniy carved ony first class tustrumeut w brown sone pri Tesideac", berween rlith and Sixth avenues HANCE—STEINWAY & ind rehly carved og ave, oversirung bass agraffe; ati Ahi, tor $24; stool cover box for fe brates 20 West T Less §0~LADY woe SELL BEAUTIF Chickering row wood Pianoforte, tron frame. in + erfec ndern iMprovemeuts; powerful wone; | Inelu th ot tun 23 Sd st, near bowery. { BARGAIN-—#EAUTIFUL CARVED RO. EWOOD 7 oclave Pranorerie, rount corners, celebrated } maker, taudern inprovemenis $10); and Cover | tociuded. 243 & street, between Zu and 3d ave 1{ OCTAVE PIANO, pest quail, very low HO T.. NEaR 6CH aV., MUST BB * magnificent four round cornerell 7% vetave fo Bradbury: Cost 91.004 box tor peliliant toned 7 oct ture, low to ult purchasera, 10 Wost 21 sb, near 0 400 .ois Furniture cheap for cast. 7 OCTAVE, carved legs, every improvement rut ave A BARGAIN. ~$) PIANO FOR $t° warranted} o1 Jo. fOr $V): insialmenis taken, rent ¥ RR CABLE, corner Sixth aveuue and Twenty-third st. +, onset Bagoaly SPLENDID, LARGB no. octave: rosewood; round cor- must be sold: price f DeKaly, brook.ya, THE Le S$ STAND. L RE BECHER ON FUL if he UR EVENING" TeLRGRAM TO-NIGHT. © 38 ra A Melodi rgans, $3; Fo: elout . GORDON & BON, ree, SALE VERY CHEAP—A NEW FIRST CLASS 74 octave Fiano, which had to be taken in seviement Pearl sireet, near F debt. The dealer, 26 Eni between 1 and 5. | Plxorontss ro RENT—OF OUR OWN MANGPAC- ture: also for sale on instsjments om tavorabio terms, by CHICKKKING & SONS, No. tl eas Fourteen street, between Broadway and Filta avenus, oe: Mo a. n ts ast Vourteenth ret. iano can be seen at H _ THE LEC TU RE 6 ASON: A "TURE EVERY nbood, and the Cause of its Premataré De Cine.” acthe Now York Mnscum of Anatomy, el) Sroad- way, between nd Bi ROFESSOR emus? Lecture to- Digit at Assoc NIGHT, AL 8 OCLOCK, ON cker sree. A8T ILLUSTRATED ion Halt. _._ PANCING ACADEMIES, ae eat SKIS ‘DANCIN GO ACADEME tall 114 wast Lich street; Brevoort H PRIVA!H LESSONS at any be ‘At private academy, 212 Kast Lith str Ne R, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC 723 sixth avenue (Reservoir square).—Receo- tion daneaute every Yriasy evening. , gs —CLAS a INSTRUCTIO: . a “Sir AVENUE. —PRENCH LEsso iHes or at professor's iy & magistrate and member of the 17 WO PURCHASE. 7 T PETS, MIRRORS, &0 furnishea five, for Whien WIN be wih Morwage and some cash; owners only. NSION. Merald oiler ANTED—IMMEDIATE si Whiskey ieee ‘Address, stating e wud price, Ke e “WANTED ® FURNI \ good order ruitable for pressing of Without pre: address, givi lowest price and where to be seeu, box 161 Herald oie. WANTED FIXTURES Por FInst c LASS RETAIL ‘drug store; oiled walnat or other natural wood. Address x. P., 46 ourciay street, BILLIAROS sixe, me yte SS, st¥les ana argest aod vinyl ¥, mW. fy 734 Broadway. | 1 PRIOKS TO SUIT PURCUASBRS OF BILLIARD | Taviea as | t —New gad second hawt vovel Poacgains Cali and exeani W. Haake ta 40 Fonmaw ateae TH AVANCR THEATRE, The Great Society Novelty. \with new Seonery, Costumes a Pe | BW YURK CON FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1875:-TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. +.:Mr. AUGUSTIN DALE. The Herald sy" success of BIG ONANZS has ouly « oaraliel in the turor which Tom Robert legant comedies ia ith several yearsago. The box abeet hak been opened tor twenty days abead." THE BIG BONANZA has jematiiabed, itseif as the ic success of the Fropriewr aud Manager THE BIG BONANZA, weekly pres are unani- mous iu ty prsisos, and (he public show their apprecta- ore in the most practical nauner by overcrowding the theatre. The principal characters by Mr. Ubaries. Flak James Lewis, Mr; Di Mr. rke: r. Dre’ Ringgold, Mr. Mawesin: Misa | fanay, Davenport, Mrs Gale Miss Graham, Miss Niet, Miss Mordmer and Mis¥ Varian, “LAUGHTER INCESSANT, THE BIG BONANZA HOUSES CROWDED! ___Frvery nignt at 3 ‘NRAND OPKRA HOUSE. DET URN ER paoniered atime nightly. EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. GENUINE ;UCCKSS of the new Spectacular fale of Enchantment, AUMSD, "A AHMED, i AUMED, ALM=aD, at Pronounced by ihe progs and pubile ¢ tost Magnificent Music, Drosses. Mountings, Groupings Mects ever secon im America. Scenery, Balle anc Basows GREAT ROMAN UIPPODROMS, LAST TWO WEEKS IN NEW YORK. Last TWO WEEKS! LAST TWO WERKS? Last TWO WEEKS! DAY AND NIGHT DAY AND NIGHT THE GORGEOUS AND BEWILDERING SPECTACLE, VISION OF THE HOURIS, VISION OF THR HOURIS, VISION OF THE HOURIS, A TABLEAU OF 830 MZ: WOMEN AND OHILDREN CLAD IN SUITS OF SILVER ARMOR! CLAD IN SUII8 OF SILVER ARMORI CLAD IN SUITS UP SILVER ARMOR! I?| | THE LEADING LADIES OF TUE N.Y. BALLET! W. EB. HARDING AND MLLE. LOLA, PEDESTRIANS, AVTERNOON AND EVESING. YCEUM THBAIRE, FAREWELI, Production of vdeabdach"s LayOuie Pale UMBUSS EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, * FAREWKLL APPSARANCKS OF AIMEE APPEARANCES OF AliMed in Offendach's famous Opera Bontte, LA JOLIK PABPUMEUSK, LA JOLIE PARFUMEUSE, 4 with entirely new scenery, costume: produce lies, appointinents, periect mise-en scene, tae oi ..ROSE MICHON (OSE MICHON original creation. a it, Ador Chorus and Orchestra unier direcuon oC. VAN QI Le deais and Libre.tos can be seeured at box office of Lyceum Thr atte, aud eutrmer's, No. 101 roadway. YORUM THKAIRG. AIMER MATINEE 10-MORROW A¥TERNOON, April 3 atl A AIMEK MATIN EK is PARFUMRUSR, me atteation to its KOOP LAD which will be produced with the at the Bevasre “OPERA HOUSE, WEST TWENTY- THIRD OBSERVE THE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME POR THS BasTcoR HOMDAY Week. EVSRY Continued and Increasing success of EVENING THE -KigMUKes ar and of the ever — 8 OC LUCK, SHOU FOOLING Wit THs Waona MAN, BRYAN "3 MALICIOUS TKESPASS MINSTRELS JUMBO JUMS COLLEGE BMA sie Lis BRIGANDs NUL ‘AN — MINSTRELS NERS EVES at sttou. FLY, ocLocK. COMs Kiss Ma BEEANTS MINSTRELS. ALLACK's, \ Propric wor and fasemer.: Mr, LESTER WALLA BVERY BVON AND ia DAY MATIN ak | until further potioe, Wallack aud Fierrepon: 1 watug wreat drama, the Poo UNG, MAN, With elegant ana appropriale Scenery and Appoint. iT ere by Mr. oJ. Mu ue, id Polk, Me. JW. Carroll. A “EK volland, “Mr. Ponisi, Misaes Ada Dy Germon, loue Pura, ed Messrs. Lesver | GF, srowe. Mr. GK. bdwin, Mine | AMUSEMENTS. ARK THEATRE, MAYO, SEATS SECURED TE EN DAYS IN ADVANCB. i! 1 50; Balcony, # cents Aduussion, Sty Reserved ed Boies’ mR Reane May DAVY chockerr, DAVY CROCKETT, im the late Mr, Murdoch's roman ic ‘american Play, be ave acts, Llustrated with seenery by WILLIAM VOSUTLIN, Miss ROSA a8. ere read vavGHY Otber characters by Ann ta ttle Hae fie [Navior, Miss Constance Na Nellie "Re Messrs. H. Forsbery. M. Saviieud, W. H. bouthara, Weaver, Nuaden Buekin, ‘ham. “Davy Crockery well doseryes a visit from all inter- osted in the purely American drama. There are no tm dians and no war dauces—only some admirable pictured of human ware as seen in Boble types of humanity. = era “Me: Mayo is walt supported and the piece ts very well mounied.""—Eveuing P MAINE SATURDAY. MATINGB SAIUKDAY. LYMPIC THEATRE, ous Ay BROAD WAM, o——— OLYMPIC THEATRE. 64 RROADWAY. Mr, JOHN #. POOL, From the Now Y o— Manager ry of Sunday Passion Week made very little difference in tne O.ympic atiendance, and thiswas due to the eXtraordigsry moeuoensm of the tramue’ preseutcd. “Manager Jona F, Poste tue skill of & veteran in hts specialty udevile selections, apparently com- (orthe fact that the large popuiation of tis chy Will support a tuealre at an senson of the year, Providing the attr, tye meritorious. ‘he patrons ot this style (ertaininont ent ho longer. be satisfied with extravagant promises on paper. They must have agood pertormance for their monéy, and Manager Lae appears to realize and appre- ciate “this the ladies the Olympte ine out to Pieter hat even popsiar ounces and acts become threadbare by incessal Mretehare Trequent chunges have become the rule at this popular house, now the only fam- ily variety theatre in New York. Mr. John F, Poole has surely made a suo- cess in elevating the tone of varetty shows in | general and at the Olympt in particolar, and him must onor of producing the best. varie.y perlormances ever given in this city. = o- The above “are e only two of out of 200. ~ BTANDING ak ROOM ONLE | THE ‘LEGEND y Br HEATED NiOHILY vee Ar THR «18s OF THe CORPATR © ra Bust COMPANY IN Tus WORLD TUIS 18 POSITIVE. “NO ONS DARS DOUBT td *NO ONB DARE DO’ “NO UNE Dake vousr ike THE MARVEL OF THE NINKTRENTH CENTURY THE BRAUTINUL, Hd GRACEFUL, THS FEARLESS, THE LAagING LADY GYMNASR Mie, LEONA DARE Mii. LEONA DAKE. LEONA DARE. SWAINK BUCKLEY, THE WORK FELD. BS, ERS AND MORTO WAGER AND) Sta nsivts covitriignt AND GILSERT REL Prot Se LSON and HIS SONS, ROBERT and ARTEUA Mr. JAMES TAYLOR, % BAT, bates Miss NELLY PIRRIS, Biss ALICR HARRLON, ae Miss LMELINE YOUN Mr. Fitts Rou, Mr. ur. fa $ GooBING, HOLDAW R(t 4, ME Wwrelia! bag ADDIE FARWEL! i MARL CONNELL Mit SAibite oN i Miss PEARL THOR | THR COLORKD MAMIUWN STUDENTS, ana nearly [0 minor ard auxillary pertormera, The pertormauce Wiii terminate with an entirely aew carurvalesque traveatie tn i; " called the ISLAND Ui “MONKEYS, ADMISSION, RESERV! D FAMILY C1R( PRIVATE BOX. ats may be secure.| «x days in advance. Owing to the vrolon-ed pertorm may be ordered. may be ordered POIAL NOLICR, | Mr. POOLE having within the Inst aay, or two rm peated!y heard the re & that the abov “ral «dozen compan: oon, specially the Ara Johu seitoa and Mabe. Leouara. io active preparation for early production, a romantic , in five acts, enous ied PARI 7 GIKOFLE-GTOP LA. LINA MAYK AS GIKOPLE-GIROVLA Box office open froin $10 Uli 4 o’c.0es. Borers THEATRE, B PRELIGH, RIDAY £VS Ni ABRIL z HY andi tert e Glorious succes of the Spectacular ‘Drama, in ix ana ten ‘abieau, entitied AROUSY THE WORLD IX 9 DAYS. 0 ng oe TB sng Bt ladies, maguificent sot gorrrone en perues, new musio aud grand he Gr: a ae of he reves of Pillarrt, The asp weariete te | -+- Manager Beats may be secured sia days im advance.” OWERY OPERA HOUS! Batieee Tit 1 IMM NSE COMPANY 1 me 1 8PLe A DID 1 = begs to state that seek ope +4 | 1 1s SIMPLY ¢ MPANY. mpany as he proposes to offer, with Com anges end aaiios PAThUAS UF THE OLYMPIC THEATRR | through out the ¢ Peet 9 ENTiKé SPRING AND SUMMER SFASONS Having the whole deid of the profession at his Mand Le Will coutinge to present, as he Bow dosa, umes THE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA Mr JOSH HART. THE MULLIGAS | OMEO J | Me. MM LBPYiNG r SAU RE: SONS. W heed Sasr= ier ie any. RIOR Mr. OH. ait Mise A. RiCd MOND, NRTL, Misa ALICH# BEBSETT and Ee COMP ANT t= R LH CARROLL ey A NE MATINGE nn | { CADEMY OF aU | A a ae GuasD ENGLISH OPERA. | Meo DA / TWO LAST REPRESEN TATIONS THIS (FRIDAY) BY ENING ND SATURDAY. TO-DAY iY ThbgANe™ ate APPEAGING. (RAND OPERA muvee, ‘Acknowledged by the pros: to be the most elaborate Scenery ever produced in this city. 29d REGINENT GRAN PROMENADE CONCERT. oD KRUIMENT 2D KKcIMNT| MONDAY BVENING, APRIL & WO KKGIMs: —— AND OTH AV no REGIMES T | ARMORY, 1671 PECHER aN THE STAND. ULL REPORT 1 TUR EVENING TELPORAM TO-NIGHT. SSOR DOREMUS LAST ILLUSTR«TED Leciure to n'ght at Association Hall, pean OFBRA HOUSB. The doors will be open at 7 P. M., ormous rush. om account of the AKG YOUR WIFR, YOUR SISTER, ‘YOUR t, your Mother, your Mower in- aw Bowe Opera House. 21° Bowery. Ladics admitied FRE on GENTLEMAN GIVES LRSSO: Singing; $10 per quarter; th # by vis method | Kor st Twen Voth Street. N ORGANIST, HAVING 14 YEARS) EXPERIENCE and fully qualided in all respects, desires an eu @ sivuation in Harlem preserred. Address 1, Ambrowe Thomas’ charming and ™ | Mme. VAN CASTLE. BROW, at 2 uvslock, FARO W KeLLOG@ MAINER THE TALISMAN. Ke | Sale of seats commences this morning. Academy of Mum, 701 and 114 Broadway. leserverl seats. $1 and 82, sccordiag to cation generab Admission, $1; family etrele, Sd. MM" #: ® conwares Bacoxurn ITS FYRNING—Benefit o VHBATER Mr, PRANK ROCHR—the romantic Drama, (HE BIDE OF LAMMARMOOK. Hagar of Ravenswood. Mr PRANK ROCRB Alter rth aero: CAMILLR, Armand Dove! ‘“ La CILG | Camilie.... Mrs. CONWAR Toe conclude with the RUSTIC PRIMA DONNA, | Baseite, the usu Prima Donna... LiLLIAN CON JSSEUM, COLOSSLUM, COLOSSE| Matines ac 2 Srontng es ke ry P Midintens storm A ec som ~ \renened £0, Panis Figntoin 1 agterimg om Ualeuletar, Trad Birds, Nivminated Panorame RY siGut. Admission Se. | )SROCOM AS MUSEUM OF Aten, | a 123 West Fourweatn street, New York. Open datiy, i 6 PM.” Mondays free Bescuwe ON THe WitsRas ataxD ULL REPORT IN THE EVENING \ELRGRAM TONIGHT, } OWBRY OPERA nol ? ‘WL BOWERY, ADIES AOMITTED FRER __ Children Ma, re STAR ATT ES ae Wis box 13 box 137 Heravi oftica “AN ALTO, Episcopal church, wish: ; iy @ good, reader M., nerald Up with Catholic ‘sad Protestant mume, would Position in yew York or vicinity at a moderate bee under faition @ fine quarict. who we unieer fo a Ofiginal and quick method of teach: hte Trina Ruston ¢ RL b., Merwid offee. RBewarp MOLLENTAURR, THE EMINKNT ARTLAT 4 and Professor, gives lessohs exclusively at he RVALORY UF MUSIC, So. 5 Ra Fourteenth street, near Fitth ay. next te Deimos ATEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF IN ‘Wo. 6 Bust 14h se, near Och a¥., neds to Velutonico’ BROOKLYN BRANCH. 102, 10¢ ana 1u6 Coart street, near State PUPTLS NOW RROBVRD FOR THE SPRING COURSE, AU ASCRAPTLON BOUKS OP 6% VALLA. Wiulo HAS FOR THE PAST Two RAR | Gy nm nm in } | Send tor cirewars THis BVENING, (RAND OPERA HOUSK. i ae MATINEE SATURDAY, _The Grand Ratlet in AHMED has never been oq ARRING, AT 2 O'CLOCK ie FENCING AND SHOOTING ACADEMY, taaehe im one Mon; avenue. —“parrity ng Apparatus aud | Crate W MUsIC With illustrated | ana a. Blahena wa & cock, » SON & COs (1 Broadway. RAND OPREA | “Bverybody shod see the | ctansine Wegr ne Baudet of tae Three Graces, HOUSK rystal Grotto of the Sa